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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

The following letter lro,u ton...l.s,uaer
RAom To Secretary Sherman dated Aug III.
makes the mos, favorable showing ever
known In Internal revenue affairs.
siE-Ai the close Of The nsraI wear sn,tnv
June -. ls'y. caused = careful rxaiulnat..,n
TO bo ins,Ae Of record. and account. OF e,rh ~
lset1f OF Internal Tevsnae throughout the
nitSd states with The view OF Ascsryainin. II
'he pubiic moneys received hal t-rn prot-riy
accounted for. | have The honor Of ,ran.tnii.
t4ng herewith n statement of collection, M ~.
bf Districts v iii the name Of .arh eolle,,ar ,bI
The amount collected AID ACCOUNTED ia, h, hIr,
from Shich IL will D. seen tina, the tfs Al r,Il.r
lion. OF internal revenue durin. the t..t y,ar
were 40, and that the entire amount
mus received has bccn duly accounted for al
paid Into the Trrasury
These figures indicate a f.Ithf,,t st.ek.,,. j,
iuo'is trust, Tor which have deemed IL prom
er TO addFr-s letters Of tn anks to the rv.t.fi,e
oiho's, During The past three fiscal wear. the
LA o1ilecuons OF Internal revenue have been
so'SDr.lss, all OF which "a. daily Accounted
i"r and here remains In the hand. Of eoll,,-,nr.
who have brcn retired from public .er,Lo. -
.ufn OF s2,s-, which Ia. ts-en r,t.,rt,,I 10 ~
Honorable the fir-t Controller for al, All
which J. col ectlbls.
The average essI of collection for the ..u.
peiiDl hs' been les. tn 50 per cent, inelu!-
Aus ,s4Afie- and expenses Of this bureau
very respectfully, your obe,iieai servant
GREEN h. ktUM. Commissioner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

IHE ONLY DRAWBACK. Happening in
one Of the various Industrial establish
ments In this city on Wednesday, CONVEX
sation naturally turned with the busy fore
man upon the volume OF business this sea-
son compared with that 4 year ago. We
are driven with orders now, he said from
all parts OF the country, while last year
business was slack al this season. Every
body, he added. who can make goods of any
Kind seems IN earnest 10 put them on the
market. He spoke OF this because the
nature OF the business was such as 10 give
him wide Information on this subject
There is only one drawback. he added. and
that is scarcely OF sufficient Importance TO
be noticed-that is. the agitation OF the iu-
flation heresies OF the Greenbaeke.s. They
are source OF mischief and a perpetu al
annoyance. Il suppose" said he, 1--WE
must be resigned TO !, aud Ia this State
have the same silly and harmful agitation
that is now going on in Maine and Ohio -
This man Is not politician; indeed. II is
doubtful IL he would consent to be classed
AZ Republican. He is not q banker or q
millionaire, but q mechanic, with his shirt
sleeves rolled to bis elbows. Of his work.
he is one OF those men for whom the in
hstionist orators claim TO speak and whose
cause they claim 10 champion. He de-
clares that they are his foes aud will be SO
long as they continue their present sgita-
ton. Last year many mechanics were not
certain about resumption. but since il b as
been attended with q revival of business
every mechanic aud business man who is
not mulisb about IL agrees with the man TO
whom we have alluded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21
Belfast Josnall
The ehAirs"s 81 the GreesbAeh Cisy
Cs01sssee DgesAxus
lie DECLINES To BE LED INTO THE DEMO-
CRATIC CAMP.

HE DECLINES To BE LED INTO THE DEMO-
CRATIC CAMP.
The following letter from Mr.. Jones tells
its own story. He has been q Greenbsck.r
since the foundation of the party, but now
sees excellent reasons for distrustinv the
Democratic GIeeuback schemes
BELFAST, Aug ID. 1873.
hon. hahdAh W. thls, Chairman VI the Green
back Co. Com. for " aldo Co.
DEAR SIR: l desire TO place at Your DISMISSAL
my resignation OF the Chairnsn.hip OF the
Greenbsck city committee for thi. city
! am Greentacker without Democratic al
tachnents. and cannot but scknowleeiae that \,
j. with DO small degree of diss abstraction tb.,
l behold the tende ncy Of the Greenbark mart.
In this State 10 give aid and comfort TO the b~m
oerats; nor can look with favor upon the as
sistsnee too oflen given BY our Greenbaek Rer-
re>en,aiiyes In the late Congress, In their A.
tempts 10 break down the safeguard. against
election frauds, and TO commit the country To
the pernicious doctrine Of null;ficatiop and
State rights. In short / sm not willing 10 h.
marched under the Greenbsek banner into the
Democratic camp, and hereby enter ms protest
against our organization being in any way
OF that party.
am also not q little dissatisfied with the rs.
Gently disclosed proposal Of Joseph L. smith.
our candidate for Governor, TO sell Out The
Greenbsek party 10 the Rep Ibliczns last f.Il
10 procure his own election; aud cannot See
why 3 Greenbacker may not A. con,istentlv
vote for Daniel +. Davis with his hard MONEY
principles frankly showed, as for Joseph L.
Smith with like hard money principle. disin.
genuously concealed from his party.
Looking upon the situation, therefore. a, do
i deem ii proper that should take the cour.e
above indicated, and leave my friends 10 an.
point my successor rs chairman Of the city com.
mittee. Very Respectfully,
r. n. JONES.
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Republican Meetings.

The Republican meetings In Hancock
hlus we're fully attended and show ed more
plainly than word. can. how strong an in
iefest j. be!u- awakened Ia the mind. oi
the people over thc political principles 10,
Which the Republicans are contend.ng.
senator iiamliA addressed large meeting
in IA" Afternoon aud held The close aycf.-
ton % his audience throughout lie re-
viewed the currency question In the mos,
candid and olcarest manner aud showed
Cow the Republican party had defended
The best Interests OF the country against
those Who have sought and are still seek
Ing 10 destroy Them by Advocating falss
systems Of finance lie reviewed the his
tory Of the Democratic party during the
last twenty years. presenting facts which
proved conciusiyely that the leaders OF tina,
party aili hold TO the old State Rights and
publication doctrines which characterized
the party at the beginning Of the rebellion.
and !A.tiy he showed up the utter inslnce,-
liy OF the leaders In the Fusion. or union of
Democrats aud GreeBbackers and warned
both OF the rstrihution that would follow
when the people fully understood the 90.
Jecis whioh animated the movement. Mr..
iiatnlin's speech was very impressive and
as one ot his hearers remarked, "eyrry
word seemed 10 weigh a pound" In the
evening the Hall was again filled TO listen
TO Gen. Geo. A. Sherman OF Louisiana
Gen- Sheridan spoke over two hours and
was listened to With the closest attention.
lie drew some amusing pictures OF the po-
sition occupied by the Greenb,ekers. lie
also presented the attitude of the Democ-
racy 10 the South, towards those who Al
tempt TO oppose them. In such manner :
to convince all who are capable OF being
convinced, that the statements OF bull-d,z-
Ing and ballot-box stufiiny tina, have come
north from time to time have been under
rather than overdrswn.
Gen. Sheridan is \ ready speaker. his
sentences are well rounded and he present..
his statements in such a manner as 10 carry
conviction TO the minds of his hearers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21
Democratic Souvenirs

Who plunged the United State. billion.
into debt:
The Democratic Party.
who filled the !aHd with widow. and
ornhan.. wooden legs aud empty sleeve. /,
The Democratic Party.
who added 10000 to the list OF pen.
stoned crippl-sf
The Democratic Party.
who attempted to turn a Free. into =
Slave soil: '"''
The Democratic Party
Who was the originator of the doc,,i,.
of nullificarIoni
John C. Calhoun, democratic Vice
President
Who went down on hi. imbecile knee. to
the rebels.
James Buchanan, u democratic Presi-
dent.
Who robbed the Northern Forts Of So
uo,opo OF military stores snd crammed
them into Southern Arsenals:
John b. Floyd. democratic Secretary Of
War "
who was President of tie Southern
Confederacy,
Jefferson Davis, = democratic U. s.
Senator.
Who were his chosen aud faithful aoet.
torsy
Democrats. all.
VINO assaulted most brutally Charles
SUMNER 10 the Senate Chamber;
Preston 5. Brooks, a democratic mem.
Der OF the House.
who assassinated President Lincoln,
John W. Booth. n democratic leader.
who were the Border Ruffians:
Democrats, TO man
VINO were the butchers ut the N.v
orleans riot, a scene more dreadful than
was ever Witnessed At Paris during the
Reign Of Terror
Democrats. thoroughbred.
who mourn over the lost cause
Democratic. invariably.
who don't want to rerire old isss<s.
Democrats, North and South.
who have flled Congress with Confeder.
ate Brigadierss
Democratic voters
who wants TO assume the rebel debt.
ard pension secession soldiers.
The solid" democratic South.
Who are afraid OF the s.bloody ,hlrt-Y
Democrats. old and young.
who Is swallowing the Greenbock Party ?
The Democratic Anaconda.
GETTYSBURG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

Boston Herald. IF the Democratic
party wants to carry . single Northern
state next year, II should hasten To repudi.
ate the course Of those Mississippi Demo
Gratis who drive OF opposition candidates
BY violent measures. The federal bsyobpt
ia posse Is much less formidable danger
to the northern mind than the bulidoxer's
shot gun in esse. II II gets to be understood
inst the Democratic party in the South viii
not allow OF the existence Of any polite al
Opposition, the average Northern man will
decide that IL Is not the party fn rule this
country. II ceases to be . question OF
parry, aud becomes one Of civilization and
Tree government. We do not hesitate To
say that the course of the Mississippi Deu.-
ocrats. " persisted In, merits the extreme
penalty applicable To a state which fail. to
maintain republican form of government.
aHd Jsstaes tAe employment ~ a federal
array. u necessary. 20 enforce obedience to the
consultation 4"
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Notice OF Foreclosure

WHEREAS " tIitam T.. Dance And sophia r.
w isnico. on the - h, day II Junr l-sJ b.
their MORTGAGE deed conveyed 10 Harriet A. mi
lips, certain parcel oI real estate at North Ella
Sorth, IN ihy t'sGuty Of Hancock state Of Maine
~hich mortgage - recorded 10 u e Hancock Reg
iatry % Deeds. vol. lEj, page 81. and whereas
sad Harriet A Phillips. on The tenth Iay N
April. A. ID, I-16. ass gneI the aiorc-Ai4 mort
gage 10 'harlrs James, sh4eE Assignment IA
recorded IN The aiofcaad RrgiAtry, vol. l5l page
- anl whereas sad Charles Jamc-, On M.
-nd, Jay OF August, A u, l-fJ Assig ncd 10 in..
the hIOresal mortgage which - recorded ii nv.
Aforesaid Registry, book l5s, page 81 and wh~rr.
a. Bcnjamin MADDOX, IN the 9;lh day OF Novctn.
Der. A. u ls't, by his mortgage Iced conveyed
TO me the Aforesaid Real Estate which u recorded
in sad reslsiry vol ~. page SO subject to the
Aforesaid mortgage Of -aii Harriet A. Phillip
Asi whereas the condition OF N. Aforesaid mort
gage have been broken, claim the right 10 FORE
el".e the same aad give this notice tor that paE-
pose
soPII1hT TOJlTELDTTE
3wss " her AM, A n.-,-.,.
Ellsworth, Aug. sth. ls1y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

T George Is. Burbeek. hereby give public notice
that have a claim by mortgage upon a certain
lot parcel OF land situated IN Frans I'm In H.
County Of Hancock. bounded on the south We,
corner OF a large rock situated the north side
OF the tounty road leading from Franklin 10
Cherry field and nearly opposite John T.
french's house; thence north forty degrses
west seven rod. 10 a -Like; thencs south thfrty
eight degrees, west Eve rods to a corner stake.
thence south three degrees sest three rod. 10
said county road, to the place Of beginning and
containing ehree sixteenths Of acre more OF
less said mortgage given by Theodore
Bra sdon. Is dated The IS. day Of June A D. 1871
ana is recorded la volume Isl. page az OF The
Hancock Registry Of Deeds. The condition In
.aid mortgage has been broken by reason hereof
lain TO ioreciose the same as by law provided
GEORGE u. BURBECK
Aug. Is. ISIS. swat'
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Notice OfEOreclO~urc.

WE W. ii, Rice AMI II u. Coonlb.. hereby
W give public nottre that sc have a eIaI h. ~
mortgage upon certain piece parcel Of land
sltua'sd IN the town OF amoine la ths cUuuty of
Hancock, bounded on the east by the town roa, .
on the .Oeth BY the land Of Robert Gripdl.. ON
Ihe wet by the land formerly known A. The old
Austin Land. now owned BY Carlton NJ Austin .
aud 90 the north BY the homestead frank Aus.
I'm. being and containing ten acres more or less,
win Tue building thercon situated. Said mort.
gage was gwen By HoGaiio Conner. Il dated the
SRI day Of september A. D.. ISIS ADD - reeort
ed IN volume iaD, page 40, % the Hancock Re-,
,siy OF pe"ds. The Condition ia said mortgage
has been broken ~ reason whereof / dam l.,
ioTeelose The same as by la~ provided
". u. RICE
III. ID. CDDMEs
Hale 4 EmeTy. Attorneya
August. i, ls7D. gsat
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WHEREAS JeremI an MINK OF OFlaBd Countv
~ Of Hancock st ale Of Maine did on the lam
o., ~ nasen a. ~, 1851, convey 10 Edward
situated In said Oriand, bounded and descrihed
a. follows TO vii; beginning at the north cas-,
corner OF OAK Grove Cemetery, 80 called IN
said osiand: thence northeriy by tue aide OF ith
love road so eailee) dye rods to corner bomnd
81 me Arnold LOT lss caliedJ. owned by i Ohm
buek thenee westerly eight rods parallel xi,h
ne AFORESAID bnryipg ground line 20 stake ami
Stone, .heoce southerly i've rods to burv,ng
sIouha fence thence easteriy by said buryins
containing one fourth OF acre more or Iess -
se.hes with the buildings thereon standing ana
sbsp can,,., shef etc belonging. and where's
n an Is broken the undersigned the -aid Eiwsrd
BUCK claims to foreciose the same AMI ,s'r a.
notice Tor that purpose anu gives iais
orlaud. Aug 6, ISIS. nD BUN.
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Tine Bangor Whig of Aug. 18Th. sneak

Tine Bangor Wing of Aug. 18th. speaks
as follows Of Gen. Raum, who comes into
this county this week TO work for the Re
publican cause:
General Green b. Raum, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. left the city yesterday 4,
meet appointments in Waldo County after
week OF very effective work in our own eoun-
~. General Rsu0 is not only gentleman Of
unusual ability, but IL also 8 very powerful,
convincing and eloquent speaker. He deals
with public questions in q candid. calm and
logical manner that appeals directly to the in
telligence and patriotism Of his hearers, and
from oil places where he has spoken We have
received the warmeet commendation Of his sd
dresses. We wish that Gen. Rsum could have
spoken in every town in Penobseot County
and hope he may be with rs again before tbs
close Of the campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

tAssiUs CLAY RoBERTs has been drop
PED by The ungrateiul Grccnbaek,rs OF
Waldo. aud one Lamson nomiua ted ia hi.
place. This Lsmsnn WAS a member of III,
House last year. and spoke p voted
agsins, Soldiers Orphans Asyi, -. say
Ing that poor-houses were good oayh
places for the children OF soldiers. H., Is a
healthy man to vote orr Portland Press.
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STATE %.
HANCOCK, SIS Court q.
case oi Wendell Benson. of IA


, vent Debtor.
AT session of said Court Ter ssN
"A Hancock, on tie sixth iay of AnsG-,,
is7a in the above ease Ii is uRnERkp that a sss
ond Meeting of the Creditors et said lnsolyea.
Debtor be held at the Probate Office, ia Eli,
worth. ia sAid County on Wednesday the third
day of september. A. u. iS79, at = O'clock in the
ai;ernoon,fer the purposes named in section 81 OF
the Act OF SAM state Of Maine. entitled AN Act
in relation Ia the inso vent Laws OF Maine ap-
proved February "a, ISIS
Aud Il Is further oRsPREp that the Req steS
OF tins Court cause due Notice OF the same Ca
be published in the Ellsworth American a news
paper published at Ellsworth in said County of
Hancock once a week fer two success sive weeks
the last such publication TO be days before said
Meeting And also arse notice of the sane 10 be
sent forthwith by mail 60 each Of the Creditors
who have proved their claims against SAID estate
In Testimony Whereof have hereanto set my
hand and caused the seal OF said Court 80 be at
axed
PARKER TUCK,
Judge of said Court for said County Of Hancock.
ayJla
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

When the Fusionists survey the field
aad sec, not only the large number OF
1reenbscsers, but Of Democrats also.
who are going into the Republican ranks.
we Idea occurs la them that they have
given too much for the little they ar.
likely TO get back
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ISAAC u. DESIsLE, and others.
STATE OF MAINE.

hAScocH ss:-Court Of County Commi...oners
hPril ADJ Term A. ID. lssy.
. Upon me foregoing petition il IL considered By
INC ION fnissioners that the petitioners are res
p"nslbe and that they ought 10 be heard toue hing
uie matter set forth IN their petition and there
lore order that the County Comm s.ioner. meet
Al i.aac h. Desisle's. on Tue sdAy the gJrd day Of
september next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned IN said pc
tiaoa. Immediately alter which view hearing Of
the parties and Witnesses viii be had at come
convenient place IA the vicinity and such other
measures taken In the premises = the Comm Is
sioners shall judge proper. And II is further
okDkEkD-Ihst notice OF the time, place and
purpose oil the tommis sioners' meeting AZORES 10
b~ given to all persons and corporations inter.
ested By serving attes,ei copies OF the petition
snd his order thereon, upon the clerk OF the
town OF Eiisn, and by posting up aite-tsd copies
a. Aforesaid 10 three public places In said town
thirty days Al least before The time oppoiated TOR
-sid view, and oy publishing the petition and or
der thereon. three weeks successfully In the
Ellsworth American, Newspaper published at
Ellsworth, IN the County Of Hancock the hrst
psblIeat hon 10 lie thirty days At least before The
time OF said sieH, that all persons snd eorpor
atoms Interested may attend aud be heard IL they
think d..
Attest;-H. H. SAUNDERS, Clerk
A true copy OF the petition and order thereon
5wA AItest-H. II. SAUNDERS Clerk
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned. that she has been daily appotsitd
and has taken upon herself. the trust Of an ad-
IA mi strstriN Of the Estate OF
EBENEkER II. HILL. late Of sullivan,
In the county of Hancock, deceased, By giving
bond The law directs she therefore requests all
persons ~ ho indebted TO the SAID deceased,
estate, TO make Immediate payment. and those
who save any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment.
ELIZA q. HIG.L. ad,nr'x
August 9tb iss1 3sgt.
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THE SECRET MY To HEaIrH The science OF
LIE. Or ~siffrvsrTraiinn. 10 pzgvs. rrlco oniy
" contains AIRY valuable pr.scrtpt ions either
onu Of Which l. worth than ten times tho
price n THO book. Illustrated sample sent %
receipt Of 8 c"nts Tor postage Addrrs=. pr. "
II Parker. Baianch street Boston. Mass
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- tu hnI hNtr NUN
Ha&ZAt DAY, August ilth
steamer CITY OF
lAN RICHMOND, Capt
WN. r.. pENNtsoS
viii leave Portland
every MONDAY and
"WEDNESDAY Evenings II II rs O'Clock. or
srriyat of fsprrss train over the Eastern and
Hnstan Maine Raiiroais) tor Mount Desert.
touching at .aesland only, connecting st Rock,
iand with steamer CHARLES HOUoHTON Tor
Ranger and Intermediate landings. Passengers
tckcted through 90 all points.
Also leaves Portland every FRIDAY evening al
10 o'elork. or on arrival Of Express train over
Haston n Maine Railroad. which leaves BoStnn
ut o'clock r. NJ for Bangor toarhing as
Saturday morning.
Leaves Hsnsor eye-y SATURDAY At 10 O'Clock
NJ. for Naf Hatto touching Al ;. W Harbor.
arriving al iiaT Hasbnr about O'Clock same
evening
Leaves Bsr Hsrt,ss {aoant DESERT every
inEs N O'Clock for Rockisni and Portland. con
meeting al Reckisnd with Knox Lincoln Raj.
read for Portland, White Mountains. boston
New York. Philadelphia. a.. Also, connecting at
Portland with Eastern and Boston a Maine and
Portland A osiens6urg Railroad for the above
poInts, Also connects with the Portland and
Boston Steamers. which leave Portland at :
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY with SANFORD L.inc
OF STEAMERS tor Boston. Passengers tIckcged
through and baggage checkrd to all points
y. r. II viii be seen BY this arrangement that
there will be no steamer OF thi. line gunx 10
Portland heretofore. Portland passenger.
DAY and THURSDAY At II o'clock A. NJ con
nrcuug at Roeklaud with steamer LEWISTON
Tor Portland. Passengers tcketei through At
usual rates.
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0be Gllswortb Amtrifan.
NOlicc 10 SuhscrihcrN,

fhs date on the address Label Of each sub.crt
beT's paper shows the ume 10 which the snbscTip
tion Is paid; and all Subscribers in arrears are
requested To pay M AZ soon a. possible.
On receipt of payments on subscripti0n at TIT,
ofice, receipt VII be promptly sent TO the sub
scribar and the date the sddTcss-labsi " ID b.
corrected on the next issue OF the paper.
In All communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state tts
Postoaice TO which the paper IL, or is TO Ice. sent
an TO be careful to write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change of address, always give
the present address a. well the one TO which
ysE wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

The reported death of the daughter of
General Grant is declared unfounded. The
mistake arose from the death OF her hus-
bands mother Mrs. L. T. Sartoris, former
ly Adelaide kemble.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

! mus subscriber hereby gives public notice 30
I / all concerned. thst he has been daily appoint
ed and has iakeu upon himself. the trust OF an
ADMINISTRATOR Of the Estate OF
! ELEANOR J. CLARK, late OF Franklin.
To the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the Law directs he therefore requests al
persons who arr Indebted TO the said deceased's
estate. % make immediate payment, aud those
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
same Tor payment.
AMBROSE SPRINGER Admir-
August gth is1p. aWSts
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

YHk second illumination for Alfni.. ION To Ro
] solu college. viii be hsd On Thur asiay sep
Timber .Sh, at3 A. VI. at Adams Han.
JOSHUA l.. tHAMBERLAfN.
President.
Brunswick. Aas. liza 1879 sw5i