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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The Aroos,ook Sanrise gives many
very excellent reasons for forsaking the
Greenback doctrine and returning to the
Republican party. Among them are the
following:
"A year has convinced Us that tue loud
complaints OF the last few year. of the
misdolngs OF the Republican party have
no valid foundation. That the statements
made In the canvass OF last year. that the
government and the people were on the
nigh road 10 bankruptcy and ruin. were
false The statement OF the Greenback
candidate for Congress last year In hi.
canvass IN this county. that the talk about
resumption aud return 10 sps-cie payue OTIS
in January, $50. Was . pr-,ense. . fraud,
= cheat. . s~isdle upon the people. has
been proved BY actuAl and successful re-
sumption TO be an error either Of The car.
dldate's Judgment or sincerity, la either
case uniting him for the high station to
which he asplred. Events have proved
that The theory prominently put forth by
Greenoack speakers and writer. last year,
that the government WAS carrying On i'm.
mense debt which could never be paid ex-
cept by an almost unlimited issue OF grsen-
backs, practically irredeemAble unless per-
hsps in the remote iuiare. wAs the creation
OF demagosism and ignorance. The sue
cessful return OF the country 10 the cur.
rency OF the Constitution and TO CONNER
cial prosperity without . AR Ia the none
tary Affairs OF the nation. the refu nding Of
a large portion OF the national indebted
ness At immense reduction Of Interest,
and the general revival Of business In all
The business centres OF the Union, the de-
maud tor labor everywhere At remonera-
tive prices. prove that the mea who u sde
all the wofeiul predictions Of last year were
lacking 10 the essentials Of = true man
hood.
We have become satisfied that \ large
portion OF the men who are the leader, in
the Greenoack party are persons Who were
years ago weighed In the balance BY the
people and found wanting In the elements
OF character which render them safe and
reliable political leaders. We have become
convinced, that the Greeobsck movement,
OF last year filled up the Legislative halls
81 Augusta largely With men without Do
iiflcai experience, sagAci:y or wisdom; and
Tor the first time in the history of Maine
we had . legislature, eminent for nothing
except turbulence and characterization 20
the time-honored rules OF deliberAtive bod
les. PROCESSING to be reformers and the
representatives Of reformers they reformed
nothing. nor left anything better than they
found n.'
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Colby Csissssisy Csoassssaess
WeeA. Ao1O.

sapday, Jsly -. - BsccAlsureaie sermon,
Memorial for ibs late GsrdseF Colby by the
President, 81 the BAptisi Church. Of 4 Is r. u.
sermon brfore tks Boardnan Missionary So
Getty and Yoanx Aens Christian AssociAilos.
BY Rev. J. ,. EAier, ID D., (eia.s I~so J sf New
York. ., IL Pm.
Aouday. July ai.-PriIe Dselam alton u the
Junior CiAss, q The Bsptisi Church. u 8 p. n.
TUESDAY, July 1--EIAminsisons tor o..
trance al Room No. Q, ChAmpln Hall, 81 $ a y.
Annual meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, a,
Room No. 10. ,bampln Hall. ct . A. ~ An-
nusl Meeting Of the Alumni Annexation. Of
Alumni Hall, NJ = r. N, Social Reuriou and
COLLATION. from 10 Pm. Anniverssry Of the
Literary socieiies; oraiIou by Rev. q. W. sam
con, ID. D., late President Of Columblsn Uni
yeDiiy; Poem BY Hon. Charles Thurt-r, Of
Brooklyn, n. r.; u the Baptist Church. ., ;
Pm
"Wednesday. July y -A5dre>ses Of The q rad
uaiiny Ciass, si the Bspti.t Church. u II A. u.
The Proersston forms Of 10 l.: A. n. Com
Hencement Dinner, 81 Alumni Hail. Of p. II.
Library and cabinet Of Natural History will be
open from Z 10 6P. u. Concert, by Miss Fan
ole kellogg ASsls;ed By Aiss Clark, Mr. Fee.
s~nden. Mr.. Whitney, xiss Chandler. Violin
lsis. and GermAniA Orches,ra, st = N Pre-
dents Lesee Atsr the Concert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The yellow fever has again broken GU,
In the city Of Memphis Only s few cases
are rs yet reported and it is hoped shat the
rigid measures that are being adopted will
prevent its spread. The alarm created By
the news that it had again broken on,
caused thousands 70 leave the city within
twenty -four hours from the time the cases
were reported. A rigid quarantine has
been established against Memphis, both
BY land and water. and the business inter-
ests Of that city win suffer very materially,
even II no additional cases are reported.
The strictest sanitary measures will have
70 be enforced throughout the South 70
prevent repetition OF the terrible scourge
that visited il last summer. The methods
employed for disinfesting too often fail.
either from . want OF being thoroughly
applied or from the inpurisy of the chem.
icals used and it 10 not Improbable that
other places may Jet suffer. - The season
advances. from germs Of the disease that
have remained from Lest year.
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July u. 1873.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

7 hereby give public neti CO mat have . claim
i By mortgage upon certain parcel Of u I'd
sisusted In Ellsworth, N the County OF Hancock
And state o. Asiss. described a. folloWs: Be.
RiaeisS 81 he eoetA east cosses q ~ store LOT
nov or formerly CIV. Z Jordan. and on TIE
north ise o. Deaae Stress; thence nortAsr IL on
esid Jerdan's hne and line Of isad Of Mrs. how.
de.. asd parallel With Water Street one hundr ed
nd four toea 5sss: thence north ~ deg. east one
Aundsed AID forty q iss toss to Q SIress thirtv
tArss fese viz lssdiag iron Deans street 10
haacoch Street thence south ~ deg, east on
said 60ees sixty fsst - said Deans street. then e
On seid Dsaae Susst oas hundred and ssventy-tSe
t~et 70 the placs Of begnniag and containinS AZ
square rods more or less. ~
sod ts dated Deceabef Nd. A. D. lSI3 Ard
recordeA u The hascosk Registry Of Deeds, vol
~. page 10. TIE eondisioa ID sAid morsrnrs
- eesa broker By rsaeoa, whereof 1 Claim =
foreclosure, and give this noliss for thai pur
ELIZA 4. xNgRY,
Hale nd enary, Attorneys.
'oy l,lsO. 9WN
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The amount of grief d,s,,.v.s h. n

The amount OF grief displayed BY the
fnsion papers In this State over the failure
OF the Dennison Paper Company is some
thing truly Astonishing 1t 10 80 pro-
nounced and is worked up into so many
forms As to create the Impression that they
are secretly rejoiced over the downfall OF
the corporsiion.and are trying to create the
Impression that Ii is the result OF resump-
ton. As matter Of fact. the number OF
failures has been greatly diminished in the
last shie~ UsoSs,ss, aud this one u there
fore seized on with avidity Is furnishisg
PROOF that their assertions that business 10
not improving are correct The papers
must be hard pushed for Argumess when
t'ey have 70 resort To the misfortuues Of
Others TO advance their principles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

On the Fourth OF July, ct Charleston,
s. c.. there was . national salute fred at
sunrise by the Lafayette Artillery, Q white
militia company. the nrst time such Q sa-
lutte has been fred since 1850.
The decision Of the court martial in
tbe case OF Lieut.. Corey. who commanded
the expedition In which the Prince In
periai lost his life. has been cent TO Eng.
land for confirmation prior to publication.
"A Texas courtship IL sometimes short
II not sweet. A li-to-dO-farmer went
into Waco the other day IN search Of a
wife. and heard OF an amiable lady. He
procured an Introduction at O'Clock, aud
At they were married. having never be-
lore seen each other.
-Jas. Dow. formerly OF the st. Stephen
Journal WAS found dead Thursday morn
Ing, his neck broken. three miles from
Lawrence station, N. b Il 10 supposed
that he fell asleep In his wagon while tiriv-
log home from st. stephen. aud felI:ouf.
Hi- horse. colt and dog were quite near
when ioond tie vas In ST. stephen.
Wednesday. doing business.
The cod fishery along the New Bruins
wick shore. from Sbippegsn to CarsQuet.
Is nnexceptionaiiy good this year, the
boats averaging 1000 or 2. 500. aud some
eve" 'Sa"k WV usu yer Gtp. SQc0 tuCk
has not been known for some years
1t 10 Peter Cooper's boast that during
business career Of more than sixty YEAR,.
10 the course OF which he has had as many
a 200 persons 10 his employment. he has
never Known q week or Q mouth when ev-
cry man who worked for him did not yet
his pay when II WAS due.
Postmaster General Kew with his
vile and two daughters arr on heir way
to New England To pass . lev "a. .,,ths va
cation. They intend to make SHIRT stay
Ia Rhode Island. add will probably spen
. week In the White Moootains.
Mr.. Worth OF New Harrison, Wis.
vas . remarkably handsome young nan.
He vas engaged to marry Mics Dakiu. Q
wealthy girl. She polluted what she
thought vas an empty pistol st him, and
shot him In the face. dishguring him ter
rioly. She nov refuses to keep the en-
RAgement. saying that such On ugiy hus-
band would make her constantly nervous
Among the officers ADD crew Of the
Arctic steamer JEANETTE which sailed from
San Francisco Tuesday Of last week are
the following: X. l.. Newcomb. taxidcr-
mist. OF Salem. M,ss.. WIN. Dunbar, Ice
pilot OF New London; II. W. Leach. sea-
man, Of North Penobscot, Ne; Walter
lee. seaman. Of Providence. and II ID.
Warner, seAman, Of BristoI. X. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Insolvency. In tie case
of torydon staples. insolyent Debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given thai a petition has, on
IN this 18th day OF June, A. ID. lsiy. been pre-
scented to said Court for said County, by said
CoTydon staples, of Penobsco,, in the County sf
Hancock, praying thai hs may be decreed TO have
tall discharge iron all his debts proy1be untier
the lnsoivent Act of the state OF Maine, approved
February 81. is1s. aud upon said Petition. II Is
oRbkREp by sad Court that a hearing be had
upon the same before said Court at Probate Otice
In Ellsworth. In said County OF Hancock, on Wed.
nesiay. the sixth day of August. \. ID. lsIe. at
O'Clock IN the afternoon; aud thai notice thereof
be published la the Ellsworth American. "a news
paper publis In said County OF Hancock, once
week for successive weeks til. last pu lieatoa
to be i've days before the day OF hearing and that
all creditors who have proved their debts aud
ether Iersons Interested. may appear at said place
aud time. and show cause. II any they have. why
a discharge should not be granted said Debtor
according 10 the prayer Of said petition.
3wsss Attest: Jaas f. nogn
Register OF said Court OF said County OF Hancock
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Home and Foreign News

There were elk fatal cases o suns,roke
10 81. Louis wednesday week.
Six hundred Mormoes mostly women
IRON Scotland, England and Sweden ar
rived last Wednesday In New York CO.
route for Utah.
A Republican plan 10 Florida Is said TO
be To run ex-Repr.sentAIive Bisbee Tor
Governor next year.
-SeDstor Mcdonald says that Mr.. Bay
ard will resign his chairnans hip OF the
senate finance committee when Congress
reassembles.
The recent State census OF Nebrssks
shows population Of Learly 400. 900. which
IL an Increase OF over 20 per cent since
1878. The northwest is growing.
-Four cases Of yellow fever are reported
10 the New York quarantine hospital.
Two deaths have already occurred. The
patients are all from Havana.
The electric light has been Introduced
10 the Nevada silver mines. lt enables
the miners 70 wcrk with - much facility
- II they had the use Of sunlight.
-Princess Louise recently caugh, rs
pound salmon In Canadian waters and sent
II home u her mother, Queen Victoria.
The request OF Marshal Mac NAhon 10
be permitted TO attend the funeral of the
Prince Imperial vas refused 10 France.
A two-months old child ct Ellsworth.
Kansas, was killed by being bitten BY I
rat while 10 bed.
AT Edenton. ILL.,. Wednesday. q youus
man shst and killed his sister to prevent
her from marrying . man obnoxious 70
the brother. He then took his own life.
The pOstofnce department hs. decided
thst packages OF tobacco bearing Q stamp
may 20 through the mails heres after q
fourth class mail matter.
The Governor General OF Canada and
wife. the Princess Louise, sre to make
oriet vtsit TO s.. John 1t an early dale.
Extensive preparations are bslug made for
tAeir reception.
In the New Hampshire legislature,
Friday, bill vas introduced for the ato-
lition Of capital punlshwent. 1t substitutes
imprisonment for life with hard labor.
james Goldsmith. the Treasurer Of
Peru. Ind, has disappeared. being 10 de-
fault from ol5, 900 to e25 900. He has. il
II thought, speculsted in New York stoeks.
The Thermometer In Charleston, 8.
c.. reached l0ls In The shade on Thursday,
the highest II has bsen known 10 ~ 10
twenty years.
The Flying Dutchman." the fastest
train In the world, has recently been &C.
CELEBRATED. and nov runs sixty miles Der
hour between Paddington and SWiudOn,
Eng.
Six million pounds OF wool are raised
within radius Of forty miles Surrounding
Stsubsnville, Ohio. which q the average
price Of thirty-Ave cents will realize q. 100
6oo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17
VOLUME 80.
Administrators Sale.

FINDER license granted me, III Court o.
Ii Probate held at Biuehill, within and Tor the
County of Hancock on the first Wednesday 81
November, A. ID. 1878. shall sell az public
Auction st the store Of George IL. Emerson, ~
Rr,ok syille In said County, on the thirteesth
day of August A. ID. ts5Y, 81 ten of the clock IN
the forenoon. all the real estate OF the late FRANK
NJ. Green, lying in Penobscot, IN SAID toahty'
consisting of his late homestead farm lying on
the highway to North Penobseot. and Including
one undivided third part OF forty acre lot on the
east side of said highway, and on the hue be-
tween land of Miles Paitea and land OF David
Staples and one undivided third part OF the re-
version OF the dover lot set OF IN the widow
Lucy staples. and also including the Northern
half OF the John Condor lot. containing forty
acres more or less, and the Spring opposite the
house of David staples. being all the real Estate
at the time OF his decease. Terms cash de.
livery OF the deed.
MARK u. GRINDLE, Admir-
BrooksyilIe, Jaly ., 1878 3w3s
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HANCOCK. IS - Court Of County Cotatul..lansl
April Term, A. II. 1879

hAStb% = Aoert OF NOElky LDtami
ApTh Term, A. II. 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition It - con .tiere-i b.
the Commission crs that The petitioners are respou
sible anu that they ought 40 be card touching ths
matter set io th in their pstitos therefore orl.r
that the county Commissioners meet Al the rreIn
tses IA s"dgwlcs, Ga Tuesday the sIh day of "A
gust next, at 10 O'Clock 4. . aad thence proceed
to view The route mentioned IN sal peu don I'm
ne'haiely after which view. bearing Of The par
ties and Witnesses viii DC hal at some con yrnept
place in the vtci ntiy, and such other measures
taken In the premises The Commisslouer. shat
Judge proper. And Is IL further uxpgKEb
Ihat notlce Of The time. place aud purpose OF the
tomInissioners meeting AioTesaa be Il ven to ali
persohs and corporations intfrested BY serving
Aitssted copies VI the petition and slis order
thei con, upon the clerk Of the town Of ss,lgxt-s
and by posting up sitesied copies a. Aforesaid m
three public places IN said town thirty tiay. Al
east Seiorr The time appointed tor said view AMI
by pabhshing the petition and order thereon.
thf"o weeks nuecessireiy In the EiIsw orth Amer
can, Newspaper Published at EIlsworth. IN the
Sonnty oil Hancock. the hrst publication TO D.
.hirsy days at least tefore The Time of said view
that all persons and corporations Interested mas
Attend and be heard If they think TT
Attest, II. Is. SAUNDERS Clrrs
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon
S~S Aaest.-H. Il. SAUNDERS, CIsrk
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The attack on the military record 9

The attack on the military record of
Corporal Davis. now candidate for Gov
ernor, msde by the Maine Standard and
copied by the Fusion press, has met
with such An overwhelming amount Of
testimony showing that it was false. Is
to convince the opposition that they have
made Q serious mistake in attacking Mr.
Davis at that point. So strong Is be in
his military record that the effort has
recoiled on themselves and the soldiers
ali over the State are rising to bis sup
port, - men will who have common
bond OF sympathy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17
Notice Of Foreclosure.

7 hsreby give public Notice that have = claim
i By mortgage, on two certain tracts OF land sit
uAtsd in WaltAAm. Hancock Coun ", State Of
Name. described ss follows 70 wit first the
south half Of the Lot oumosr nine In the drsl
range. asd containing eighty acres more or less
coat aiming ose hundred and sixty acres
SAID mortgage vas given by 4. W. Haslem and
dated september bsh. 1873. and recorded In the
Aaac och Registry Of Deods. vol. Isl. page la
The ceaditioa In said mortgage has been broken
BY reason whereof ! claim . foreclosure and
give this notice for that purpose.
l.. 4. EMERY, Guardian.
July ] L. l6-0 aw1U
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

Major Ben. Perley Poore. the Rev. DR..
Eben Dodge OF Hamilton. N. Y. and Rev.
ben Rawson Dodge Of Wilkinsonville. to
prepare and publish genealogical register
ri the Dodge family. at cost Of from $500
to e35O. The company then adjourned to
brief lunch ct the Essex Hosse.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The honest Democrats are coming
out for Davis. Two in this county, who
have heretofore been leaders in the old
party, have recently come out And de-
cIsred for Davis. All those who prefer
to vote for principles rather than sacri-
fee all principles for the sake OF policy.
will follow their exa0F.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To
Ailooncsrned. that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himsei the trust OF
an Administrator OF the Estate of
LUTHER ", AUSTIN. late Of Lamoine,
IN the County OF Hancock. deCeas ed
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefor.
requests alt persons who aru In iebtHd To the
ssIi deceaseds estate to make immediate pay.
mrnt, and those who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit ID. same for pa meut.
WILLIAM X. AUSTIN.
June u, lssy. 3ysq
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Ii 80 - -

u Hancock.
THE undersigned Inhabitants Of he town Of
Deer Isle. In said County represent Thai pa b.
nc eonsenienee and neeessity reltire that pub
Wit ing az .hs saan '0G road a. no9. to
sArds Greens Landinx; al The place where the
thence running essterly over land. OF Tonn
knight, Amos Richardson and ThomasB Knoxi
John Il. hnowlton. James y. Goit and Robert
hnoslion 10 the shore easterty OF the house al
robert hnowiton, and thai the Inhabitants Inv.
ins near said route. have outlet by law Ia me
town road. and we would represent Thai we have
within The present month, petItioped to The
eelectmen OF sad town of Deer fsle. to Law out A
foah over said roate. and they have unreassnabIy
refused so to do, and We pray yonr Honorsg,ie
board to lay out the above prayed for road on
appear from the decision Of SAID selectmen
SULLIVAN GREEN and others
Deer Isle, March 29th, ls7s.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss;-Court Of County Commissioners
April term. A. ID. 1879.
-, oPon the FOREGOING petition 1t /. cons idered By
sponsibis and that they ought to be heard tonf.h
.ss me nhtter set forth in their petition and
thsr s order that the County C6mmissioners
meet AZ the premises, in Deer IsIe on Tue .day
Ihe isth day OF August next, At two O'Clock p M
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned
~ said petition, Immediately after which view, a
soaring oil the parties and witnesses will be had
- some convenient place in the vicinity and such
oiher measures taken in the premisss a. the Com
'"...oneis snail Judge proper And il IL further
ORDKkED-That notice Of the ti.e ni.Sa sna
purpose si the Commissieners' meeting aiurssa IA
oe given TO all persons and corporations Interest
ed oy serving attested copies OF the petltion and
this order thereon, Upon the CLERK al ths ,oyn =
he and by posting up aus sted copies As sfore
saidn three publ places In said town III rty day
and ~ publish ing the petition and order thereoa,
three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Amer
Sah, ne "sPaper published at Ellsworth, in the
tnifty days At least before the time Of said view,
shat All persons and corporations Interested may
attend and be heard 1t they think 1T.
Attest: III. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
A true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
sws Attest, II. Il, SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

-BrGiadrfs Masicdi Word. The July
number Of the Assicai World Is on our table
alled with the usual large amount OF choice
new music aud interesting musical reading.
The music In this number consists 4 = spien-
did ballad BY Sullivan. AT Doughty Deeds =
. pathetic song AID chorus by Wincheil. en-
titled Mother Comes to Ne In Dreams, :" aud
All Nyman, the comedian, contributes a pref
~ character song, Wake ind Leddle Low
tse." - sung with great success in the new
comedy, "Yakie." There IL = beautiful seiec-
uoa. The Dream OF Love-" romance for
piano . spirited piano duet, and violin solo
with piano accompaniment. Each number OF
the World contains over S2.0o worth u new
music. besides all the musical news OF the day
And interesting articles on music by the best
writers. II 10 the oldest, lsrgest aud most
successful musicAi monthly in the country. and
10 i.sued simultaneously 10 Cleveland. Chics ago
and Cincinnati, by Z. Brsinard's sons, the well
known music publishers. who have al exten :
sivs music house in each Of the above eitie,
The terms are only 80 per year; single cop.
lie. I'LL be mailed for Ii cents. For fun par
t,eulars, complete catalogues OF music. &c.
address ). BrainArfs sons, Cleveland, Ohio.
O. Ill N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

James Emery, Esq.. Of Bucksport. enc
Of the oldest and most influential men,
beers of the Democratic party in Hancock
County, has come on, squareIy against
the attempt TO unite the fortunes Of his
old party with the Greenbackers. and
will vote for Davis
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For Sale,

THE Excelsios Nil II Ellsworth Falls with Al
L The Machinery. Dwelling House. - acres
Land AID e1es'iens booming privilege. A ars,
rate chance 70 carry % the Excelsior snd stavs
business Inquire Of y. Curser. on the premises
or II. A. Hart. Portland Nc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

A. Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and tor the tounty ct Hancock. on The third
" Wednesday Of June \. -. 1879.
JOSEPH CRABfRkk. naned Executor. in a Ger
tain instru msut puTportlaz to be ne last will
and testament OF William Abbott, late OF Hancock
in said county deceased, having presented tn
same ior probate.
ORDERED That the said Executor, give 40
t4cs 10 AL persons Interested. By causing copy
OF this orrier t. be- pubiis bed three weeks
sivcly IN IN" Ellsworth American, prtntci At HI!
SO ORTIZ that they may appear al a Probate toutt
TO BE- he'll at Ellsworth. 10 sait Cuausy. Ia a.
let cduestlay Of Aug next, At ten Of the clock
n tho forenoon. Rnh sh-w rause, Il any they have
hy the said Instrument should not be prov ~! ap
proved, Rnd allowed the last Will snsl trsta-
ment OF SAID deceased.
PARKER TUCK. JUICE.
A q az copy-Ausst.
Tvs. CuA- + DoRK, Register.
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stevens Ferry,

NAfT. josiah u. Stevens. sIiL continues to
~ tesd The ferry at West Broossville. and will
ferry all Who give HIN . call. u CAstine Village,
NertA Cssuss and Loag Island.
CoDe: seovooa. has crossed the Baxs-
duce River. 5000 times a. Tsrryman.
No man dosSrves more honor Tor kiRdness and
good judgment, Than Capt. stevens.
ly3S GOOD TENPLAR