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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
THURSDAY. o:7osEa Sc. 1879.
The Coming Elections.

AAS winning GicSl.OAs.
The election to be held in the great
Stale Of New York on Tuesday next, is
attracting the attention OF the whole
cnnnirv All ,aa~.;~- 49, ~. 9--.L
usual effort and will continue to do 50
up TO the time the polls close on the
night of election day. The following
that John Kelly IS likely TO have has
been very discouraging TO the Tilden
faction, as he has developed much more
strength than was anticipated The Re.
publicans hope to elect their candidate
by majority overall his opponents and
several OF those who are well informed
predict that such will be the case.
There is little doubt. however, that
the split in the Democratic ranks will
be of material aid to the Republicans
and we'll nigh insures their success.
The failure of Mr.. Tildens candidate
will be serious blow TO the great Re
former" aud would blast his prospects
rs presidential candidate were it not
Tor the "bsrrel' which contains the
moral forces" by which the Democracy
hope for success next year. Already
some OF the leaders in that party are be-
ginning 10 fear that Tilden will decline
to be their candidate, and thus deprive
them OF their "noral forces" Should
the State go Republican, it is more Than
probable that Tilden will decline TO run.
even if his party should ask him to do
so, since il would have been demonstra-
ted that he cannot carry his own State
la Massachusetts, little interest is Eel,
outside the State. since the only one OPP
posed to the Republican candidate who
has any possibility OF being elected j.
Butler, and his election would be a
greater blow 10 the Democracy than to
the Republicans. The Democracy are
already alarmed at the possibility OF his
success, knowing that in snch All event
they would be saddled with q load
which they could not throw of This
fear, it is probable, will insure the cleo
ton OF Long, the Republican candidate.
With the loss OF these two States. ad-
ded to those already lost 10 the Demo
cratic party, the Solid South will alone
remsin. and indications point TO the pos
1t looks as though it was about time
for the Democracy Of the country to con.
slider whether it is not better 10 retarn
to platform Of principles rather than
fight their battles on the Anything to
beat the Republican, plan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

An Old physician, retired from practice, hav.
ing had placed in his hands BY an East India
missionary the formula OF q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. A.hms.
and all Throat aud Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
snu all Nervous Complaints. after having test
ed It's wonderful curative powers in thousand.
OF cases.has felt ii his duty to make IL known TO
his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free OF charge to all who desire it, thi. re-
eipe' In German, French. or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail BY addressing with stamp. naming ,bi,
paper, W. H. sHERAR, I4s Poners Block
Rochester, NJ Y.
A.e.o.w.lat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
Resuming Business.

The utter prostration OF business In the
city Of Memphis consequent on the out.
break OF yellow fever has come to a close
and the return Of residents and property
owners is marked by the great improve.
ment in business circles. Stores that have
been closed since July are again open and
the Cotton Exchange has been re-opened.
Through trains are again running on all
the railroads. except the Little Rock. and
boats are now making their regular land
ings at that city. Only one case OF yellow
fever was reported ct last accounts and
confidence that the scourge is abated is re-
stored. 1t is to be hoped that the exper-
fence of two successive seasons will teach
the city authorities the Importance OF strict
sanitary measures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

samuel l.. Clemens. better known as
MARK Twain" presided at a Republican
meeting 10 Rlmira. y Y. his former home
recently, and Introduced Gen. Jos. H.
Ha~ley Of Connecticut, as the orator Of
the evening. Of whom he said:
'ile j. member OF my church A; Hart
ford aud the author Of Beautiful SNOW. :
Maybe he VIII deny that. But am only
here to give him character from his last
place A. pure citizen. | respect him :
a. personal friend Of years. | hsv. the
warmest regard for him: as n neiybbor
whose vegetable garden Adjoins mine, .hy
why. watch him. Tbsts nothing. We
all do that with any neighbor Gen. Haw-
ley keep. his promises not only In private
Tut IN public. He is an editor Who believe.
what he writes In hi. own paper. A. the
author OF Beautiful Snow he has added a
new psng To winter. He j. broad-souletl.
generous. noble. liberal alive TO his moral
anu religious responsibilities. Whenever
the Contribution box was passed never
knew him TO take out a cent. lie Is a
square, true. honest man In politics. aud
must say he occupies a mighty lonesome
position. He has never shirked duty or
backed down from any position taken In
public HE. He has been right every time.
aud stood there. As Governor, as Con
gresham, rs a soldier, as the head of the
Centennial Commission, which increased
our trade In every port and pushed Ameri-
can production into all the known world.
he has conferred honor and credit upon the
United States. He is an American OF
Americans. Would We had more such
men. 30 broad. so bountiful Is hi. char
tor haf he,
handed from lis door. but always gave him
a letter OF introduction 10 me His public
trusts have been many. and never in the
slightest did he prove uufaithful. Pure.
honest, incorruptible. that is Joe Hawley.
such a man in politics is like q bottle OF
periumery In glue factory lit may modify
the stencil II ii doesn't DESTROY il. And
now. In speaking thus highly OF the speaker
OF the evening. haven't said any more of
him than would say of myself Ladies
and gentlemen. this is General Hswley."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
Butlerism.

The Boston Herald, (Ind. sums I'D the
Butler boom in Massachusetts As follows
Gen. Butler evidently has not the conf
denee that he had last year. His manner
speaks louder than words. He may work
himself up to hope that he is going to win
we believe he generally does-but, so far
As we know, II Is hope that is not shared
by bis iaglemen. They are all very sober
over the situation. McDavitt is ALWAYS a
saturnine man, but he has little TO saw
about the management this year Usher i
10 an unhappy state OF mind. and has been
for some time. Simmons, generally cheer
fol and hopeful, is SO gloomy as TO occa-
sion remarks among his acQuaintances. 1t
has been hard trial for him TO come out
against so many of his best friends. Pal
msr has been In state OF terrible anxiety
ever since he was bullJozed into pres iding
al The Butler convention. At one time he
did not allow himself to read any news
paper but the Globe. and anybody who has
ever seen that stupid and malicious hand
organ OF the dull and bad can Imagine the
effect on sensitive mind. Nichols sees
no hope for him anywhere, and is as mel
sneholy As an owl. Warner feels that he
has made lsushing-stock OF himself with.
out providing for his future subsistence At
the public expense. and is more solemn
than ever he was when saying. officially
God save the commonwealth of Massa-
chusetis." Tarbox is only sustained by
bis emotional nature, but his muse is in
mourning McCafierty is grufr and grim
Augustus Octsvius Brewster and Napoleon
Bonsparte Bryant are too much entranced
by the SQUAD Of tn, ir own noble voices to
think about the result. but they are far from
cheerful Ben Butler himself is sour. sul-
len and snappish. The rich wine of his
humor has turned TO the vinegar of diseou-
tent and the gall of disappointment. We
had occasion, ia the beginning of the CAM
paIgn, TO say that it was a duh set of sore
heads. Now that the gloom of despair set
ties over them. they are positively murky
The election Of Butler would be placing
SO large an elephant on the hsnds of the
Democracy that they have evidently be.
come the ones most interested 10 his de-
feat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the addrcss-label of each subscri.
oers paper shows the time to which the subscTip-
ton Is paid. and all subscribers in arrears are
requested 10 pay up as soon as possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription st this
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In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
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al TO Ice careful TO write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change of address always give
the present address well as the one to which
You wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

The official returss Of the Ohio election
give the total vote for Governor as Cos. 667,
divided as follows: Foster, (Rep.) 446, 26l ;
Ewing. Dem. 3l9, 1872; Stewart. (Prohib. }
4lA5; Plat. (Gr'b.) 1923. Fosters major
lily over Ewing is l7.l2O. The Governor
elect made nearly 40 speeches during the
campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

To the Honorable County Commits sioncrs of the
County OF Hancock.
YlIE undersigned inhabitants of the town of
] Eden, IA -Ai'l County of Hancock, respectfully
represent. tha. there two very bad hills known
as Duck Brook and Long hills on the County
road leading from Hubs Cove II Bar fIarhor AMI
that said hills can be ayoIded By change In IN,
road. in the following ways to wit; beginning at
SONS point on said toCnty road near gciina +.
Hamors barn and running between the read as
now located and the shore ending at some point
said road between Mrs HaIghts and buck
brook bridge, and that the public travel demands
that htDge IN said road should be made We
therefore respectfully tegaes: your Honorable
body To view sand route aud lay out a road ON
said route. and IN duty bound Will ever pray,
r. /. iAMOR and 20 Others
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Don't know half their yalue ;.

They cured me Of Ague, Biliousness and
kidney Complaint, recommended. had
half bottle ieft which l used for my two little
girls, who the doctors and neighbors said could
not be cured. | would have lost both of them
one night il had not given them Hop Bitter.
They did them SO much good | continued their
use until they were cured. That is wby / ,av
you do not know half the value Of Hop Billers.
ana 90 not recommend them high enough
b., Rochester, n. Y. See other col1mp,-Imeri.
can Rural Home
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A.e.o.w.l3t.

"A leading manufacturer In Sheffield.
England, the other day, showed his work.
men an assortment OF American made
goods. and taking up = pair 81 ,ailor's
shears. offered to give the Union $50 if ANY
OF his men In q month would produce 4
pair OF shears rs good ~ the American
The challenge was not acceptsd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

THE Boston Journal is endeavoring to
prove that Gen. Buffers mental and moral
obliquity are oaiS equalled BY that of his
optic The worst feature connected with
it, SO far as Butler is coHe srned, is thar the
Journal is succeeding 10 what it hss under
taken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

@GoF4nor-elect Davis is doing mission
airy work among the heather of Massachu-
sets this week. 1t is also reported that
Hon. Lewis Barker OF Bangor, will speak
Stste this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
SptfiaI aotifss.
a q a II II

To all who are suffering from the error, and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss OF manhood. &C.. will send a recins
that VII surs YOU FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary /.
south America. Send a sslEadirsssed enyeope
70 ne ksv. JossRa 7. LYMAN station D. Ne~
York CITY. IL, M
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Foreclosure.

frances Tan. hereby give public notice ,h.,
NJ 10, ar ,'. eaa,m oy mortgage upon the foilow
ooahaea as follow to VIII Beginning al IAN, ana
souh toS qn asg road leading to Cherryaed thence
Banier, one s.nss,, east by land OF benjamin.
AN hnd ss1nes thence south eighty six degree. va.s
nee saf b. 81 forty six rods to pine
~. nts land one hundred and fifteen "a. Tres
ssia ssa Iounty road; thence north .asteriy hs
,s,r,r foaa 70 me point of beginning. contsin,Uy
m9nfisage was given by Ransom W. Crsa,.ss a,d
Spl, ~. and assigned o and is dstea TO
n Jay Of April, A. d. 1885, and 10 reearasa me
n 10, i@' Eage I3!, OF the Hancock R~Sis,s ~
h nesas. The condition in said mortgage ~ o.
.hs ss " reason whereof, claim 70 forecIosa
FRANCIS TAFT.
xLsworth. Oct q, lsA ~"s'y, Aay,
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HANCoCk. IS court of County Commis sioueis
October Term \. ID. is7g.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are it,--
pnnstblc and that they ought To be heard touch
ing the matter set forth In their petition AMI
therefor" "r,irr that the county Commtssia nrrs
meet on the premises near the saw MIL on Tuea-
day the p day OF November next, at ons O'clock
T. VI aud thence proceed to view the route men
t"nsd BE-, sad petition. immediately after which
view a hearing Of the parties aud witnesses Will
hr hHd at sutue CONVENIENT place IN the virinlt.
and such other measures taken In the premise.
a. the commissioners shall judge proper And
u Is further
DRpEKEp-That notice OF tho time, place and
purpose ~ The Cnmmts souers' Inertiag aforesaid
be gwen J" all persons and Corporations inter
rStrd by serving atte-ted copies Of the petition
AMI tins order thereon. upon the clerk of the
Town Oh Eden, and by posting MP attestcd capir.
A. Aforesaid, IN three public places in said town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
sad virw, ami by puhii- hing the petition and
nrHer {" ercon. Three weeks successiyely In IL.
hil~w'r ih American. new paper published At
k4i-wortb, IA thc County OF HAncOCs ths Hr-t
publication 10 BE- thirty days At least before th,,
time Of salt, view that all persons ami rnrvortl-
Ions Interested may attend and be heard n they
think Mt.
Attest--il. Il. SAUNDERS CLERK
tue copy oil the petition aud order lh.rroa
'"H II. SAL NbER~. Clerk.
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To the Hon. County Commissioners ct The { oun.
~ Of Hanrna

To the Hon. County CornlnI, sIourrs of The oun-
IS 81 Hancock.
nHE unler.l gneh inhabitants Of the town Of
L Deer Lie. Iu said County. would represent
that pubnc convenience and necessity ryatft-,
that public Wav Zee LAID out IN salI town a.
follows, beginning It The road leading tnwart.
Ir"ens Landing At the place where The select
men commenced 10 lay out 4 way tn lsGu. and
thcnre running eastsrly tAnis Of John
Knight, Amos r Richardson and Thomas T.
k"p" lt"0. Ia some point near the house ct the
late kphert hn"s,iop. thence south ea~tcrIv
over lands OF Juhu II. kHuw ton AMI James T.
u.ot. to land 70 Robert huowIton, and over .lti
land to the shore eA~tefiY OF the huus. of 4..I
kuuNlion and W. would rrnrr-cnt that the I'm
habrllnt- lElug Dear ~att rDUtc have NO o!tlrt
ip town ROAD bY land. and that within he rr,-rut
YEAR we prtti1u-d TO ihc ~ecrtmcn OF .4iI town
T. lay ont pubha way over said route and tney
uHr' t-"EAhIy rctu sed =" 80 do AMI We pray That
your honorable boar! Viii lay the ab.y,, ur4y-,l
>cLc, lmru.
lIIARI.N-S 3 AInN
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Published every Thursday Morning a, Coorl.
B ock, Ellsworth, Me-, BY THE HANCosk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. as, see hrsf page
sCs. N. pkrTE>GILL Co, 10 Stale Street,
H. oston, 81 Park Row New York. andi7oi Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
advertisements Tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities. and authorized to contract for advertising
~ orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Don't TAU TO try DIR. kimoalPs Bal,sm. for
Goughs, Soids, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
ThrDst Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
efectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Is 4 30 cents. by ali
Druggists. IvrT ~ -"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Blair, the Newark banker, who shot
bis eoachmao, was acquitted last week
stter the Jury had been out 81 hours.
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ERRfCLO$lfRE.

lRt = vs. SARGENT.
NTHERtA~ Ellen :. sargent Of FU-v,-,b 81.
w Ia" county oi Hancock and stat, of Nam,
BY deed Of Mortgage lated the tenth day Of Ortg,-
Der, y u. ln1s and re- corded IN Hancock Ras,,.
Try OF deeds, book leo, p4g- as conveyed 10 me
a certain lot or parcel VI land situated IN Fii.
worth IN said county and bounded and Irscr,h,t
A. follows - wit. BegInniaz nj the norm vc.t
corner OF the Homestead OF VIM A UonkIns-
thfn'e north deg, east and across the road Ion
rods To land OF Mrs. x. :. Cook thence .nntb
u deS, east eight rods; thence north ~. dec
east seventeen rods thence south 3 49,
west 4 rods To the Beal and Gard hue. lhrnrr
north - deg st on said line to the line Of am
h"pklns; thence on said Hopkins line to the Mac.
% beginning and containing one and one fnuytb
acres NOR" or less ruserying thereiroru tUcrty.
Two and one hall rods sold 70 Dr. Parcher Anil
> ls'o Being the same premises to said Sargent
conveyed by Burnham. Jan. l. ls77 and WIZ,
az said EiIen ;. sargent, IN sand deed of mort
gage dld covenant and agree with me that me
ri<ht OF redeemins the said imortgaeel premise.
should be forever torecloscd "a one YEAR new ~
Ter The commencement OF foreclosure by apv ~
the methods then provided by law: now th,.rr
10 Q this Is To give public notice that the rnpti
ti"h oil ~aid mortgage has been broken and that I
claim To iOrecOse the same.
JOHN TRUE
,.,, g. +. Dutton, AtLv.
H''9"O'''' O''' - ie'1' 3Wi3
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CHARLES EATON.
and - others
Deer l~ir, Aug -I-t, u ..
STATE or MAINE.

II AN'''kr - Il curt OF tauntT Cou,uf-,lgu,r.
October Term. A u. f--r.
Nt'F" t"s t's' fsttliun An.t,t.rel t,,
the commissioners mat the petitioner. are go.
p"Usih.c hut. That they ought 90 b.. heard ,,
iA' matter '"t forth ~ their petition. and thrr,
lore "g.i"r 20 50 the toWniy tamrt-4ion,r- r,.,,
- 20" urrmt-"s ln Deer ler an Tue -,iay IN, i.fi,
dAE ~ Soy. ne ~. At lu O'Clock NJ and ,t.rr,.
proceed 9" view the rpuic mentioned In All ,,.
iti'n. immediately alter when view A ac,rIng ,,I
fHF r'fil"v aud Witnesses viii be-. hal AZ 90.
c"HNrni"lt Ilft" 10 The yfefGtty and .urh ott.-
measures tAk"t ~ RE prcu.gsvs a. the tornn,,.
7t""''7 7htI JuiE" proper And it l. fIrtb~r
'HbtKfi KID That notice II the time. fl.r. ami
ufl'" oi lh' t"inaHs@- iaGrr-' meeting lf,~e-.t
Dt gwen 10 al prr-uns and corporations inf,r
V-i-f- hF tcrsluE Httc-te,l comics OF me a,.,t,
'bi ms tIaeT thereon upon the clerk of the town
~ p-rf i-lt, and BY posting UP atte.tyI comics
- oT''lid, ia thr"r public places M said town
'h'fty days ~ least before thu time oppaIpt,. lar
-tlI FicS, and b} publishing the peilti1n ami nv
Ter thereon, three week. INCREASINGLY m M.
"'tth American. newspaper Published AZ
Ellsworth, an line County II Hancock to- Gr-f
Iubc a. ION To BE- ihtrts days At least before L5.
Time "i SAID E.r" tnat all persona and curpa-.
AI'n- interested may atteai aud be heard h. Inc,
thsnA Gt. "'''
Attest IL. T.. SAUNDERS Cl.rk
true copy 81 The petition and or,lcr thereon
i"'! Aitest-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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~ \. sponord and others will peuttop tn.
VI next Legislature, to be incorporated for The
purpose OF erecting a line Of Telegraph from
ing, i1ah"'
Oct, %, 1879.
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Notice.

| osf strayed or stolen from the incio.n-a -,
- - James l.. Brown, two two year old he, fero
Une reg some white on the hind legs near the e.,
M nne back and white belly. Any one I'm
VIII ieave information OF said cattle nj ,his ~
ed. = '"a'i oe suitably reward
W., r, JAMES l.. BROWN.
west Ellsworth, Oct 2sth, 1879
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NO1ica-

4 LII bills due me on The Isle OF Mt. Deaer, re.
naming unsettled Dec. 18th 1879 xill ~ 10 q
win an Attorney for collection 'N ie''
sedgwick, Oct. 10Th, 1873.
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VOLUME 25.
To the Honorable, the County Commissioners, in
tho (ounty of Hancock,

To The Honorable the County Commissioners, in
the County of Hancock.
UT the uu,le signed inhabitants of said Couaty
w would respectfully represent ihata public
road or way, would be Of great convenience 10
the public II loceled as follows; Begiuning ~
point ON the road, near the house OF Reaben Grin-
die. at North Pemobseot. AMI running aasteriy v
the nsrrows OF he upper Teddy Poad; thsaae "S
a bridge across said pond, through the tewa oil
surry to some point on the highway leading from
Orlan nd TO SurrY, the house OF Parker Luikin,
In said Starry. We therefore petition your Hoa.
orsble body. To lay out and establish said fosd
agreeable 10 the law ia such case made anu pro
LEANDER c. PERKINS.
aud n others.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANcncK as Court Of County Commissioners.
October Term, A. ID. 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the commissioners that the petitioners are re-
s,onsibe aud they ought TO be heard touching the
matter set forth IA their petition, ana therefore
order that the County Commissioners meet at
Lesnder T.. Perkins in fenobscot. on TUESDAY
the 2nd day Of December next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
aud thence proceed IA view the route mentioned
in said petition, Immediately after Which view,
a hearing OF the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place IN the vicinity, aud such
other measures taken In the premises as the Com
missiouers shall judge proper. Aud II Is further
oRDERED-That notice OF the time. place aud
purpose ot the Commissioners meeting Aforesaid
be- given t. all persons aud corporations interss.
el by serving Sttestad copies OF the petition aud
his ord y thereon, upon the clerks 81 the towns
of Surry aud Penobseat. and by posting up attest.
ed copies rs ,.resaId in three public places 10
laid towns ttity days at least before the time APP
potnted IoT SAID view. and by publishing the pc
titiun sud Order thereon. three weeks success.
.issis IN the Fills ortA American, a uswsp tper
publ shed at ri. sworth, IN the Jounty OF Hancock
the irst publication TO be thirty days at least be-
tore ne time at said view, that all persons aud
corporations Interested may atend aud he heard
f they think dt
Attest IL. Il. SAUSDERS Clerk
true copy oi the petition and order thereon
8wlt Attest II. h. SAUNDERS, CLERK
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New ard
W nDderfuI
Treatment
and Cure
Astk M a
BroTehitia
oRsnaMp
tion, aud
ScroCaLHia
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by nature
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANcncK ss:--Court Of County Commissioners
llnInher Term 4. ID. iSIl
To the Honorable County Commissioners of tho,
all

Attest, ii. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk
A true copy oi the petition and order thereon.
swlt Attest. H. Is. SAUNDERS, CLERK