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lfor the Americana
Maine Still Leads
n ATATiiJlS.

On the temperance question, Maine occupies
more honorable position to-day, than any
other State 10 the Union.
Her prohibitoiy law il more perfect. and
better enforced than that Of any other State.
her extensive sea coast furnishes . grand
opportunity for the clandestine transportation.
ofliquor into the State, and her proximity TO
the Provinces makes smuggling quite an easy
thing; 50 ihst il is 3 difficult matter TO enforc.
the prohibitorv law even where the officers are
honest and efficient.
But Notwithstanding all these disadvantage.
the law hiss been grand success and gr. at
blessing to the people Of our State
Thousands Of grog shops would have been in
fun blast to-day had 1t not been for The pro.
hibitory law.
Moral and religion. influences have saved
large number Of our citizens from becoming
drunksrds, and the same influences have kent
many from engaging in the sale Of liquor.
But these influences have entirely failed TO
effect large eiass Of rumseiler. whose love
of"hlthy lucre,' was stronger far than their
desire to do right.
Men VI this character have been driuen on,
Of the ruinous business in which they were
engaged. and to-day, We have thousands OF
sober and industrious men in our state. who
would have been Incorporate and iudolen,
had we been cursed with free rum" or with
license law, 3, they are in Rhode Island and
In many other States in the Union.
Maine Is known and bonored abroad more
for her temperance principles and prohibitory
law than for any of the industries Ia which .he
Is engaged at the present dsy.
reforms never 90 backwsrds-, and the
people OF Maine are not In the habit Of putting
their hands to pillow and looking bach. y
Maine viii continue TO lead In this grea, en-
terprise; using both the iau and the 0osp.i in
carrying II forward
The leading temperance men and women nj
Maine have clear grit and 10 every engage.
ment with the enemy Of oil mankipdn they
viii ever be found in the front ranks, ready 10
do and to suffer TO save the State from the
power Of Rum.
Ailbridge, Me-, June I'd, 1879.
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At Court OF Probate holden at t,uck,nort with.
and Tor the County of Hancock, on he 81 va
nesday OF May, a. u, ls79 60
I'm All instrument purportInz 10 be a oopy
n Of the last viii and testament ami n-ntlp,,
thereof OF lothian Bragdon, late OF jersey CT
sohnty Of Hudson. State Of New Jersey, deceased
county. By Irving L. Bragdon The I,ernta,
therein named. "sS'
ORDERED That the said Ex'r give notice In all
to be published three weeks snccessiva, ' tI
me Ellsworth American. printed at En.wo,,h
that they may appear at Probate Cont ~
~ hoidch Al Ellsworth IN said county on tha -,
"Wednesday of Aug next al ten q, ~. 'N 50 -.
IN me forenoon ana shew cause if any thew hsTa
ahy Wy 'alh instrument should not be proved an
of said deceased. -" testament
3w23s PApEru r,,,,,
""ueeops-Attest: CHAs. z. DogR Regi-ter
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The Greenbsck craze has taken such a
hold on the majority of the voters in the
town OF Stark that they have three times
refused 10 town meeting to vote appropri-
atoms for necessary town expenses. They
believe the Government will soon be COM
PEELED to issue greenbacks. at little or no
interest. TO the towns OF the country and
then they can afford to make up the deficit.
They are millerites. OF the Leo Miller
stamp, probably.
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Sher.ifI's sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-June }, A. ID. ls7g
| have this day taken execution the right
L which Ephralm II. Pray. has or had at Inc
time OF The attachment on the original wrlt To re-
deem from Mortgage TO Abraham Richard
son, Treasurer OF fremont savings Bank dated
September l6tb, A. ID. l,7i. and recorded in
HhncocE Registry OF Deeds, book ll7 page ~
certain lot parcel Of land stu icd IN school
DIST No. !, or West Bass Harbor so called ia the
town OF fremont, and bounded and described a .
follows on The west By the County road; on tbs
north By land owned by enjaInin Ben son and
John Benson on the south by Land owned and
occupied by William IL Benson, containing one
acre more or less together with ali the butiIing-
And shall sell said right At public auction al
the fremont House, at fremont, IN saii County
OF Hancock, on saturday tue 5th day OF Juiy A
H. Ie4J, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
b. I. ATHEkTON, Dept sheriff.
true copy-Auest.
'"1S Ii l. AfHERTO>, Dept. sheriff,
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TREASURY DtrARTAE~T
L, ItFE ~ANIN8 ~EHSIcE
OtFlcE pF bESEEAL ~UrEEfNrESbESr
A-iiiSSrps II { MAY - l-.y
PROPOSALS FOR THE CoN~TKUt ZION OF \
LIE SAVING STATION
CEALED proposals viii De received At thl.
y "nire until saturday tn il'h day Of jun.
!-.9 tor the CONS trurt4u 81 a iltr -aytn. .tal.n
A. Lizzie t5arbcrrg Island Name The builnos
must b. finished r. ads tor occupancy. IN or b..
tore August - l-,Y.
Each bti must - accompanied BY a boai IA
The -un OF g." With tao good and al H. lent
.ur.ti.z conditioned that lhe bidder shall enter
IHto t'nttA Without delay, ami give -ue n bonds
as sc-urliy tor ttc faithful prEfotm4ur.. thereof
- may BE- required, % hls bad be accrpts,l or b.
a d'pp~tt 81 40 L. :. currency bombs To lie
returned to the unsuccessful bidder alter the
award Of the contract. ant - M ,ucecAsful bi,i
Ter, after his contract and bends tor the faithful
performance o I the terms thereof. shall be Ap-
proved by the Secretary OF she Treasury
specifications and plans and forms Of prOpos al
AMI boni, can be obtained At Tn. Offices of the
Collector. OF Customs IL Portland. Bangor Bath
aai Ellsworth Maine, of j. NJ KIrh,fI.os.
superintendent Of Life saving stations, Port
land Maine, and Captain }. IL. Mcrryman L =
u h., No. 10. broadway, New York also upon
Application to this Office
All proposals. must he endorsed "Propo.,t.
Lizzie Cranberry bland Maine" an addressed 10
The HenerAl superintendent, United states Life
saving service, Washington ID. L.
ne right 10 reject any or all bids or to waive
ueiect-, II u Is deemed Tor The beet interests OF
The uoyernmen, 10 do So Is reserved.
= l. hlMBALL,
-"5 General superintendent.
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BowDOIN CoLLEGE.-lieneral Chamber
lain gave his final lecture in political econ
omy last evening. on the subject of tax
alton. Capt. Caziare closed his four years
labor in the college this term. and is to re-
turn to the South to resume his duties In
the U. 5. A. For two DAYS there will be
lively times at Bowdoin. Friday A. NJ, 1t
8. occurs the boat race etween the Juniors.
SOphOmores. and Freshmen: In the r NJ.
Ivy Day exercises will take place. and
Saturday forenoon. Field Day is to be OBJ
served.
Brunswick, June 8.
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1'hh subscriber hereby gives public notice -
: an Concerned, that he has been duly annoi,,
~, ani .as laAeh upon himself the trust Of a.
ss. iate o. carthage, co. of Jasper and s,ats
p do T. 10 the Coanty Of Hancock. deee ased h ~,
ss oohl a. the law directs; he tie re(ore re ~
deceased estate, to make Immediate nsvm ss'u
and those who have any demands tbsradpn pa 'hehs'
hibit the same for payment 'ioo" % eA-
LUTHER g. PHIIRpooK 49,,
MAY zlst, ls79 "uin :,
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From the Hub.

There is perhaps no tonic offered TO the
people that possesses much real intrinsic
value as Hop Bitters. Just At this season Of the
year, when the stomach needs an appetizer,
or the blood needs purifying, the cheapest and
best remedy Is Hop Bltters. An ounce of pre-
yention s worth a pound Of cure, don't wait
until you are prostrsted by disease that may
take months for y0u TO recover in.-BOstOn
Globe.
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THURSDAY, JUNE q. 1879.
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1879.
A Republican State Convention
WILL NE HELD IN
M0R0MBE6A HALL, BANGOR,
Thursday, June rs, 1879,
ALL O'clock 4. VI.


for the purpose Of nominating Il candidate for
Governor. and Tor trsnsacting whatever bust
ness NAV properly come before II.
The basis OF representation Will be one dele
gate for each CITY. town and plantation. and an
additional delegate for every seVenty-fve votes
cast foT the Republican candidate for Goyernor
in ls76. A majority fraction will be entitled TO
a delegate.
The state Committee Will he in session the
evening preceding and at O'Clock the morning
of the Convention, 10 receive the Credentials OF
delegates.
In selecting the Delegates the Republicans
are urged TO assemble 10 full numbers aud 10
Invoke the aid and cooperation OF all voiers
who are willing 10 unite with them 10 the ioi-
lowing ends:
/. To MAINTAIN the power aud prestige OF
the Union against all attempts 10 subvert or OF
pose IT. just authority, and 20 insist that the
Government al the Il ited States shall b. con
irUlled by loysl meu.
= TodiscounteuAnoe and reprobaic the trea-
sousblc and revolutionary course OF the Demo
GRAFT. IN Congress, who threaten 10 cripple and
destroy the functions Of the Government II Con
additionally prevented from enzciing their par
tlsan measures into Law.
3. To UNFOLD the right Of the United siaics
TO enforce IL own laws " hereNcr theg are to
operate, and 20 frown down and put down the
dangerous heresy Of the Stste. Right secession
lists who have already plunged the country into
one bloody war. and who are now attempting
to control the Government Of the Uuion with
the same measures that preceded the rebellion
Of 1861.
l. To insist upon free elections-not only
free from National military interference. which
no one desires, but also free from the interior
cnce AID violence Of so-called State militia and
the ass.ssins who with deSdly weapons have
seized the polls in many OF the southern >iaies.
driving innocent and defenceless voter. from
the baiIoi-box and making 3 mockery ot elec-
lions, which war upon free suffrage has been
made distinct political issue by every Demo
crAt 10 the senate AID House voting against =
measure designed 10 preyen. and suppress It.
;. To uphold the financial credit OF the Gov
eminent and 10 assure 10 The people OF all sec-
tons 4 sound currency, equiv alent TO coin al
sll times and IN ali places. and redeemAble IN
coin. And to Thu end 10 oppose all di>trActing.
repudiAting and m>chieyous effort. against IN,
peace, welfare aud industrial prosperity Of tbs
People.
C. In these aiGls and purposes al citizens Of
Maine are invited TO unite. that the hands VI
the President and Of the Republican minagiiy
in both brAnches Of Congress may be strength
ened IN their efforts TO uphold the honor Of the
Government. and the lIsi authority Of National
Law.
By order Of the Republican State ,ommiitee
GEORGE {. MING.I spt-
{. 4. BOUTELLE, -.
FRED y. DOW.
10. SMITH, Secretary.
May 2and. ls79.
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Major Smith. In his speech before the
Convention, called God Almighty to wit
ness that he would stick to the GreeDbae.
principles this time. This is strong Ian
gusge but when the temper comes. who
can safely say that he will be stronger this
year than he was last
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Representative Murch Is opposed to
the amalsamation OF the Maine Greenback-
ers and Democrats. lie thinks /, will
prove too great load for the new party
TO carry. II will be load bot the Demo
erats think they see their opportunity aud
can't be kept out with club.
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| ~ soroer hereby gives Public notice To
-, az concerned that he has been daily Appointed
az -. nas aksn upon himself the trust Of Execntor
y, 'e ast III and Testament OF John Eaton IsIs
h. % az e"I., Ia the county OF Hancock deceased
~ sl'ihg bond ne the law directs be tbeTe,o,s
: an persons who indebted 10 the said
ga $50 eslate. 10 make immediate payment
80 49, .nose VINO nave any immediate de- faand.
'Aeieoh 70 exhibit the same for settlement.
May 2lst, 1878 s,. saf.
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-Thurman's conversion to Greenbackism
was too transparent to catch the Green
hackers 10 Ohio and too long delayed 10
answer the purposes Of the Democrats
Ewing Is looming up as the soft money
tail to the Tilden hard money kite In 1880.
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Letter from Washington.

NA-HiSGTuN. u. q. June :. l-sg.
There j. somethln. pathetic Iu the persc.
vcraucr aud courage With which Mc.sr..
b., ard "a. A.! +rP-IYes 'qt ,9s'lbafl Fy n SGGen
these two senators. ia urging a bill 10
cnsns- the qualification. aud manner Of
selrcting L. ; juror. were. a. usual. de
slrous of accomplishing their object IN an
Irregular aud Objectionable manner. they
received from Senators Edmunds, Cork
ling and Blaine such an amount OF ridicule.
sud were 20 fully answered on all the
points made, that II they had been acting
for themselves. and not for = caucus. they
would have been sham.d out OF their posi-
tion. Yet they will come up smIlin: to-
day and tomorrow. and The next day aud
continue what senator ConAHng APPLY
termed the Comedy of Errors
The President made no recommendation
10 transmitting TO Congress the report OF
the fHz John Porter board OF Inquiry.
Nothing will be done in the matter AZ TIL.
session.
Some months ago General Butler. OF
South Carolina. aud Governor Kellogg, Of
Louisiana. were. after consideration by
the Senate, given seat. ia that BODY. Later.
when al attempt Was made TO unseat But
Ter enough Republicans voted for him To
prevent such sction. The case va. rou-
sidered closed by the act Of the Senate in
seating him. 10 defiance OF the precedent
thus established the Democrat. are now
attempting 10 Dust Senator Kellogg. and
are engaged in taking testimony. Two
witnesses have beens ~ora. The Commit
tee on Elections. which has the matter in
charge, will sit during the recess, and will.
OF course. report against Kellogg. Then
We shall find out II there are any Demo
Gratis 10 the Senate who will. in plain
case, vote agains, their party.
kATAHDiS.
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Commissioners Notice

W. me subscribers, having been appoin,s,
~ ~ ~ the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Prohs,s
s .ur .ne .oonty OF Hancock, to receive And 81.
Thn n. sne sIslms OF creditors 10 the estate =,
. insoivent. do hereby give notice ~ :,
IN mi are allowed to said creditors 10 br,ns
49,, ~. ~ th.ir claims; aud that We shafh
ni ,aho., IN neck lhe ioulh Wedn,.s.r L,
afternoon. VI 'he O'CLOCK In the
I. L. sTRATTON,
Hancock In,oa JOSEPH CRABTREE.
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Notice 10 Sub~cribcr>.

rh, date on the address label of each subscri-
ber's paper shows the lime TO which the subscrip-
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requested to pay up as soon a. possible.
90 receipt Of payments on subscription At this
once, receipt will be promptly sent TO the sub
scnber. and The date on the address label ~ De-
corrected on the ne NJ l. OF the paper
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested TO state tire
Posionce 60 which the paper ~, or ~ TO be. sent.
an 10 be careful 10 write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change Of address. always give
me present address well a. the one to which
You wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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true eopY-Attcst CHAs. Il. DoKK Ksst.t.r


At Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport within
and ior the County OF Hancock on Inc 81 Wed.
nesday OF Maya. u. 1878
SAMUEL Herrick, named Executor IN a certain
~ instrument pnrporung 70 be the last will and
test afnent OF Merrill Herrick, late OF Penob acct
Ia SAID county. deceased, having Presente,! the
same Tor probate.
ORDERED That the said Executor, give no.
tice to all persons interested, by causing a copy
OF this order to be published three weeks succes.
alvely IN the Ellsworth American priDtel al Ell
s"Orth, lhat thcy may appear at Probate Court
to be held at Bluehill in said County on the
l7l cinesdsy Of July, next, At ten OF the clock
IN The forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the SAID ms trument should no; be pruvt,i an
proved, and allowed the last wifi and te-tis-
nent Vi said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ tue cOpy-Auest:
3w23' CHAs. 7. DoRR. Register.
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-Litteirs Lifting Age.-The humber. Of The
LiUiRq Age for the weeks ending Nav - and
81 and June !, respectively, contain the follow
irg articles: William Goblet, and South
Africa, Edihturg Reuien, The Pathans OF the
Northwest frontier Of India, Bldcksc00d, The
Expedition Of Philip III TO England, Fortnight
w.; Mauritius, and DIR. John Aiken, Fraser.
Two Impos;ors Of the Eighteenth Century
CornhiH, Mr.. Gladstone's Probability as the
Guide OF Conduct - Mr.. Gosehen's &C Cultivation
OF the Imagination The Melancholy Of the
Educated English, and Republican Intolerance
10 France, Spectator; The Evolution Of q zmes
and Hard Up, Saturday Rerietc, with contin-
ustion Of Jean lnseiow's sarah de Berenger :"
the whole Of Story by Thomas Hardy, and
the opening chapters Of q new work BY the ali-
thor Of Patty and the usual poetical selec.
lions.
For ffty-,wo such numbers Of sixty-four
large pages each Tor more than 5000 pages a
year, the subscription price (SS) is low while
for 5000 the publishers offer to send any one
Of the American 81 monthles or weekiies with
The Ltcing Age for year, both postpaid.
Lttell 4 Co., publishers
HEARTS ARE MADE GLAD BY the return to
health OF some loved one who had been given
up to die. but who trie, the Durkee Liver ard
Kidney Pad, which acts In y seemingly magical
manner In restoring to perfect health ali those
afflicted with kidney or liver complaint, rheu-
matism or chills and fever and all cases Of blood
poisoning. Your druggist can tell you Of ia
many wonderful cures.
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At Court Of ProOat" holden al fsac 4~psrt
within AMI Tor the County Of Han EOck, Ou tAv
SRI "wednesday 90 Ma \. ID. lssJ
CrKkDRIt h Brookman & al named Executor in
certain instrument puTportIng to De the last
VIII and testament OF Henry Brookman, lat. OF
Buck-uoFt, ia said county deceaseI, having pre-.
-cnt',i the same for probate;
ORDERED That the sad Executor give notice
10 all persons Interested, by causing Il COPY II
thi- orler 10 he published thee week. surccs-l5c
~ ia the Ellsworth American, printed Al kll-
worth. that they mas appear At a Probate Court
10 De held al klisyo ~ the saIi county on the
bFi Wednesday OF June next, at ten OF the clio, =
20 thc forenoon, and shes cause. n any thry have
why the sad Instrument should not be proved
approved. and allowed A. the last VAL and tesla
meut OF said diseased.
3w.3. PARKER TUX Tufye
A true cOpy-AtLest. CuAs p IlnEp 49,
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1rHE subscriber hereby gives public notic. To All
L concerned, that she has been duly .npointad
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an 80
CURLY o i The last VIII and Testament OF
JostrH l.. STEVENS, late of Castine in Tho
County OF Hancock decea cd -, a. i' she
Dohd as ne law directs she therefore reo1ests al
peisohs VINO are Indebted to the said dt.ce.sat,s
erta'o, 20 MAKE i'nnt diate payment, and those
who have any immediate demands r.. ', y,
EXHIBIT the same for settlement '' ~
DOROTHY L. STEVENS
May 2lzt, 1877. H s
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FEA>cI-A ,o>NEE.


HANCoCkt - .-Court VI Probate, Eaek .p.rz
May Term A Z is.g
l Oa IL. foregoing petition ORDERED III :
said petitioner give puhhC notice 10 all utyso L.
interest tel hY causing copy OF this petition ann
tHt- order thereon - be- published three wee d.
-ucr-sslv rly IN Tue k.iisworh American a new
paper published kHswoEJh, III saiI COUNTY
that they may appear At a Court OF Probate, for
-aIi ounty. 10 ue held a. EIt-R0r b on tn. l-tb
day Of Juue ext At ten Of the clock in tt,
forenoon, - -A"s CAuse, Il any they have. - "
Jhe prayer Of saii petitioner should ~, H. sf,utr
S"zs' Parker rUtk Judge.
AtG..t CHA-. T.. DoKB REGISTER
\ tTur cupt. Attest .-LHA,. Z. DoEK Reg
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Cbe Gllswortb Amerifan.

"abiished every Thursday Morning at Cooml,.
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, BY THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. As., see nrst page.
ANrs. NJ. PErTESGILL CO, 10 state Street
R,ston, 81 Park Row. New York, and,70l Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities. snI authorized TO contract for advertising
= orr lowest rates.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
HtN,oCN, IS --CoHrt OF Probate. Nay Term
\ u. $50.
tpou tho foregoing petition, ORDERED. that
saia petitioner give pubic notice 10 all persons
tntrrvstcd ~ causing a copy Of tho petition and
this order thereon, 10 he published three week,
surecssiYrIy ia the Ellsworth American, 4 now.
paper published in Ellsworth. ia SAID County
that they may appear At Curt OF 4 rebate lur
sail County, 10 be held at Ellsworth. On the 81
Wednesday OF Jun" next. at ten OF The clock tu
the iorUhpou, h. shus cause. II aGY they have why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be grant
rd.
Ja25' PARKER TUX judge
Att.st. tHAs + HOKE krEister
true cops, Atto.t .-CItAs- 4. DpRR Register
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10 'hs neaoraolo Jalxr OF Probate tor the

To III Honorable Juixr OF Probate tor the
'ounty Ut tanc'ck.
'IHE UudvrsigucI t,u lrlian OF Louir VI stan
les, %! Los AuEcjps. state Of California NJ nor
iciF OF brburs L. Hancock, late of Boston ia
The ounly IT NHdats deceased. respectfully rst,.
r"scnts that saul minor sa seized amt pos s,-sc
the i'iIotiaS described real eetatc, IA common
" "a he hctTs If Daniel Hartman. late ut bei4nd
deceased t2 Stt. part Of Wood lot 40 a.. near
"trat Pond, Pool tHs,ur. so called. store auJ
Lot az She Pals. Wharf privllrgv ST ttrrat Works.
ot Granite Qusrry owned ,a common With H.
l.. tmrrsuu aud heirs % ,ur late john Buck
That u would b- for the bCuFat OF said Minor
that the said real cststc should be sold anil
IN" proceeds thereof pat put at interest or other
wi-c used iuy Aer benefit Ito therefore prat.
That LicsHsT may b" granted 20 him tu ~.N anI
convey The above described real estate. i.r ihc
sum OF F!ity JolIars, thv same being an aiyau.
tasruus onsr made therefor.
%. +. Ct NNINt.HAM
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STATE OF MAINE.

HtNrO,k. ST curt Of Probate. Burksp1rt
Nav Term. \. u I-l9
Upon n" fpreEpius pstItion, ORDERED. That
sad p"tEsunrr gtvr publr uoElca to "A ia p.r.uus
interested, ~ cauetnE copy ct INC petition and
I'M. order thereon 10 b. published three week 81,
-ercsr.IycIy the Ellsworth American anew
pap"I published in tll.worth tn saiti County.
mat 1h"y may appear at a Court OF Probate I,r
sati County 70 Sc held At Ellsworth on TIE. II
Wednesday. oi June next at ten ct the clock tr
Nc forenoon To silcs cause any they have why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be granite,
1"--' FAHREH TItk JuIsr
As;cst. -tHA =. DpaR Ergi.trr
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