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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-07
LOTTERIES.
Authorized by the Commonwealth OF
Kentucky, and Fairest in
the World.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF
tbs
Commonwealth Distribution l}o

POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OIL
tbs
Commonwealth Distribution Go.
ct Nscauley'a Theatre in tbs CITY of :.oris.
vile, on AN AKY 3ls., 1910.
IHkS :, nRAWlSGS. AUTHORIZED BY
SUSTAINED BY ALL THE C0I ijRT = ~ nR
KENTUCKY {aU fraudulent adrsrtise,nsDts ~
other lottery companies toho claim the SOLE oyn
e7Shlp OF all the grants IN He.tuckyn TO The
contrary overwhelmingly nULUS >REt3Ij-
hAKL1 On IhE LAor DAY OF EVERY
a aHs S = (SSsgSH1DI ie.YS ENCEPIEp) AND
STAIR OFFICIALS
hTery t'cket holder can be his opa Supervisor.
IA. out MS number srd. see it placed IL The
wheel. re00 49, Wv
Inc Management cali stentior to the Grand
opportunity presented Of obtaining for only 81,
shy OF ' Wv
The FOLLOWING PRIZES:
| Prize. $50 egg 100 prizes Sl0o each $1,000
Prize. IT, coo 400 prizes so esch 1900
przs...- 6,OU GOO prizcs 70 each 1000
10 prizes 81, GG each $1,000 ''''
q prizes 500 each 1900
Prizes SS0 esch Approx. prizes .....s2, 7CO
Sprizes 100 zach 9G1
], $50 prizes. SID arr
Whole tickets 50; half tickets 81; Il tickets
SoOi 90 tickets SlOO. All applications for club
rates should be made to the home office
-kemi! by bank draft or express. Crders Of
- and upward, by express can be sent st our
eIpeEse.
Full LIST of drawing published in Louisyill.
Co9flef-J ournsl and New York Herald, snd
mailed to ell ticket holders Fer tickets and nfor
nation address only e. J. COMMERFORD
eourer- Journal Building, louisville, Ny.
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- ASHl&GGON Il OHIO RAILROAD
- 49,
WIMTER ARRANGEMENT,
'ey:rn!rg Oct 4, L

h@E.rH!cS oct q, 1879.
Hhe NIL TRAIN will loave WASHINGTON At
w 6. N. AID Ac2andris al 905 8. 10. daily.
except Sunday pass Lccsburg, going west
Hacd, II II - a. Il and STRIVE OF Round Hi!
~ - III Leave Round Hin AZ 1890 o. m; pass
tieesburE, gong eastward, al liz p. M, and Ar
!tva Sc AloxandEis 81 Bis p. n, and 1T Wash.
lngton ~ 81 T., u.
Tho AClOMMODA ALTON TRAIN will
Washington y! 4 ~ and Alexandria at 4 rs 0. 10.
daily, except Sunday. and arrive at Leesbure
at = aQ D. IN. Leave Leesburg st go q. NJ,
snd srsIve at Alexandria at s is q. m, and
Washington at 8 81 m.
81 Passengers from Washington will take
shs Washington sId Ohio cars ut the Baltimore
g Potomac Railroad station st9 o. g. M and 4.W
p n, sDd 90 through without change Of cas-.
Enc 9.c5 a. II. train from Alexandra sndl230
P. "a. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Cosche,
FOR Snickersville Borryville and Winchester:
slso with Heamer' Line OF Coaches, which leave
is2esburg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
e. Vienna, Iith Sissous Line Of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts Der mile
annual sicE cts, $50.
( Il. HAVENRR,
OCT III General Ticket Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11

Franklin.
The "Swan Mining Company" of Frank
lin, Hancock County Maine, was organized
at Bangor Feb. Sd, 1880. under the laws Of
the State of Maine The following officers
were chosen:
President-James Adams of Bangor.
Secretary and Treasurer-Gustayus S.
Bean of Bangor.
Directors-James Adams, Eugene G.
Nichols and Manly G. Trask, Bangor;
Charles c. Burrill, Ellsworth; Eugene J.
Swan. Franklin. Eugene J. Swan, Super
iniendent.
This Company have shaft eighteen feet
deep, three sets of timbors already in and an
experienced miner in charge of the sinking.
They have lbs rods on the vein which ranges
from one to three feet in width on the sur
face f.. ]. :.
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Inauguration Of Mayor Roscoe Holmes.
The Mayors Address.
ALpERNEN's Room. ELLSWORTH. }
March Sih. 1850. (

ALpERNEN's Room. ELLSWORTH,
March Sth. 1850.
Gentlemen Of the Board Of Aldermen:
Having been unexpectedly elected to the
honorable and responsible position of Mayor
of this City. have not had the time,
neither do | deem it necessary to make
long list of recommendations. being thor
oughly satisfied that YOU will endeavor to
knowing your ability to carry out what YOU
know TO be right.
have carefully read the published report
of the CITY Government for the last year
and am confirmed in the opinion that has
been freely expressed by citizens Of all
parties. that the appropriations made for
1879 have been prudently managed and
carefully expended and trust that we shall
so manage the affairs of our CITY, the COM
ing wear. that our successors may be CON
scientiouSlv able to speak as well of our
efforts
As there has been some difference of
opinion in regard TO maintaining our High
the fourishing condition it has attained. and
the marked benefit now being derived, not
only by the youth directly benefited by its
course OF study. but also by its beneficial
effects upon our Common Schools; | know
that you will pardon the suggestion and |
trust that YOU will make suitable provision
for it, support.
There j, one other suggestion which may
not be out Of place. although it has no con
ncctinn with the management Of our CITY
funds. bat it seem, to me that it might have
some little influence in leading to the future
importance and welfare of Ellsworth. and
with that idea ! venture to make it. | refer
to the new industry of Mining. the establish
ing Of Bank in our City, and the impor-
lance of obtaining Railroad communication
with Buck>port or Bangor while no official
acts of ours can be taken to forward these
interests. We can, by encouraging personally
all efforts made TO open and work mines in
a legitimate manner. to secure the benefit ot
Bank and Railroad TO our citizens. do
some little good and convince our toWusmcn
Of our interest in the future welfare Of
Ellsworth.
In conclusion. ask Of YOU your united
and hearty cooperation in the management
Of our Municipal affairs, trusting and be
lic,ing that our varied interests. in your
hands. will be well cared for. and that W.
shall succeed in mcriiing the appreciation u
those to whom We are indebted for The
responsible position, which We occup,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11

An Old physician, retired from practice, hav-
iuS had placed in hi, hands bv an Eat India
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, bronchitis, C,tarrh, Asthma,
aud all Throat aud Lung Affections, also Il
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and All Nervous Complaints, after having test
ed It's wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering. will
send tree Of charge to all who desire IT, this re-
ciPc, in German. French, or English, with full
direction, FOR preparing and using. Sent by
mail by Addressing with stamp. naming the
paper. W. II. SHERAK, Il9 POtccrs' Block
Hgcicytcr. v. y. 4e.o.wl3t
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er, Sl.i5 per day and furnish his own team.
Order adopting the rules and orders of
the last Board for the government of this
Board.
Order fixing time for holding regular
meeting.
Order making the compensation of the
several Engine and Hose Companies same
as last year.
The following resolve making appropria-
tons for the current year was read twice
under suspension of the rules and finally
passed and approved by the Mayor:
Resolved by the Board of Aldermen of
the City of Ellsworth, that there be raised
by taxation the current year the sum of
Iwentysix thousand and ten dollars for
MUNICIPAL purposes as below named. and
that said sum be appropriated as follows -
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T.. surry.

=. surry.
The ROBINSON This Company (pri-
vate) was organized at East Surry. few
days since.
Board of Managers. B. Mason. +.
Sury $. WATSON, Z. Surry L. B. Wyman,
Ellsworth.
Secretary-E. |. Lord, +. Surry.
The property is situated in fremont, at
the head of Norwoods Cove. The Robin
son" is showing one of the handsomest and
best of mineralized veins, which give it
high rank in prospective value. An extern
sion of the lead, at vertical depth of II
feet, assays gold s2l.15 to the ton. The
Company are working the vein. A few
"Fortieths" of the mine can be had at a
reasonable figure,
The East Surry Mine" is turning out
precious ore. RURAL.
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The ice from nearly all our bays and
creeks. j. gone; vessels are ahoat again and
being put in order for the seasons work.
The various landings show more Gifted
wood than usual, but the quantity of kiln
wood is comparatively small. Report says
this is true, generally, of all the landings on
our eastern coast. The very low price re-
ceised for wood in Rockland the past two
years has discouraged those who have been
previously engaged in the kiln wood bust
ness.
Mining fourishes as usual Two new
mining companies having been recently or
ganized The mine locally known as snake
shaft is organized under the name of the
Sullivan Falls Mining Co., with a nominal
capital of 100000 and the same officers as
the Gouldsboro' This shaft as far as devel-
oped, is showing very good ore, and well
defined vein, and being so near the main
road and only about one hundred feet from
Millbrook, it affords the best opportunity for
travellers to examine surface ore of the main
vein, east of the Sullivan.
The Sullivan mine has an air compress
or nearly ready for running power drills in
shafts and drifts 1t is powerful and fine
ooking machine.
Machinery for the same purpose is be-
ing constructed for the Milton. As the
compressed air in the cylinders, which drive
the drills and pumps, is pure and very cold,
always below the freezing point, even in
July.-its escape in the shaft or drift, oper-
ates as the best possible ventilator and re-
frigerator of the mine. As such it is
great boon to the miner. who. otherwise
must work and sweat in a foul, damp atmos-
phere. We have only to imagine oul selves
down neutrality-suspicious. thousands-of feet
in the chambers of the EARTH" breathing
the necessarily, hot, damp, foul air, and ex-
posed beside, to the kissing, binding escape
steam from pump and drill, to fully appreci-
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Peters.

Cranberry lales.
Annual town meeting. MONDAY. March
LIST, 1880.
Moderator-Wm. +. Hadlock.
Selectmen, DIST ballot, WIN. p. Preble,
Leonard Holmes, l.. Elrie Holmes. Upon
resignation ofthe two latter. John Gilley and
Joseph Squirting were elected I'd and Sd
Selectmen.
Agent and Treasurer-Wm +. Hadlock.
Clerk and s. S. Committee-Frank G.
Squirting.
Tax Collector-Benjamin Squirting.
Meeting comparatively quiet. No politics.
Dist. meeting in Dist. l, Monday evening,
March LIST, Agent, Thomas Bunker
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a,e the advantages of compressed air instead
of steam, to laborers in mines. ZERO.
Result of annual meeting held Monday,
March sth
Moderator-John L. Hill.
Clerk-Nathaniel Moves
Selectmen, Assessors, &c.,-Barney B.
Hayey, Geo. W. Pettengill, Sherman r.
Downing.
Treasurer-Charles II. Preble.
Collector-George W. Ash.
$. S. Committee-Rev John Johnson.
Constables-J. II. Springer. +. +. Clap
ham. Gilbert Havey. ]. L. Hill. Stanislaus
Wilson. Herbert O. Johnson. ii.
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s26,0l0 90
The Exhibition Of the Ellsworth
High SchOOl.

Ellsworth. IN IT. own way. Is lncompar
able incompatible, simply AMI only, in
the ,igor Of it, Sympathies. when circum>tan-
cc> have aroused them into action; the warmth
Of its inipulsc., when events have turned
them into proper channels. and kindlcd them
into a fame. MANY things will touch these
slmpathies. sometimes but H. children. al
WAYS. II may. and. indeed. often does. mis-
take their best good, and neglect their high
est prosperity, by not seeing the right but
when it clearly percei,c> their needs. it j.,
always prompt and generous in its response.
All this was excmplihcd At Hancock Hall
"a Friday evening last. The High School
gave Al exhibition, and thousand eager.
sympathizing citizens Of Ellsworth we're
there 70 witness it. Scientific lectures NIGH,
have invited that audience ia vain; from
professional speakers. renowned for oratory
and cloqucncc. they might have turned away
with indifference: but the declama,iou> from
dozen pupils, bone Of their bone, and
flesh q their flesh" had a charm and po-
tcucy p hold them ,pcll-bound for two and
, t,iflor-.
r...a-l,- u ,..--..... e.ri.....
ut->Ir
.un -liutatar,, Levi. I.-L.Ala-.
~I'rta"n- 70 DE Roman tnv"H -'--.ir"".
,.-...... III. ~ -,
-Nt>l,.-
\ l"eai It'n i'"r, ,as-su,ra Eovdoin.
i"',' 81 H'tA Nn.''' ,A''>''i-.''' - = Halo
-Nr>I,
TIE RAJ. ~ tho rcnbcTton >nu.- Pbag.
Amanla = hl,'rr.is'.
,,i.,.,,'.. ,nnt , . -
-yir~I,.-
taaiinc'- ncfancc.-crolg. AN rhHur-.
~" ''' N'' 81 : N'''''''' ''---'4''','
r4rrha-iu- and th, ,ap,i,e.-rr,u..
waiter VI. Young.
AWARD or fEi%t~
The pupils named above were selected by
I'r. Lowell. the Principal. 70 compete for
Two prizes, % ~ awarded for tie two best
destinations Ihc Committee chosen BY
supervisor Cole in award the prizes was
made up Y Rev. {. i. Lombard Geo. I.
bn't"h LNti ana pr ohn VI. Drake.
Inc Destinations were not only excellent.
but q '7edi; to the scholars, the teachers.
the supervisor and the city. Where all did
50 well. II might seem 'n''dious for Your IT
porter To discriminate Justice bids him
MAKE honorable mention not Of Two or
three hut the whole. ~ the close q The
exhibition \ "aN common remark; I'm
glad Jpn not On he committee. for should
NJ know now % decide" i j. presumed
that ms 'ce-lnS extended IN some degree 70
the committee for they were out some length
oil time before The! rendered their verdict,
Inc hrNt prize' consisting Of a valuable
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PORTLAND. March o.
COL Nichn.-' TWO story cottage adjoining
the Ocean House a, Cape Elizabeth. wa,
bIrned Yesterday. \ piano and few books
were saved: loss 5000: insurance $4,000.
Tn Ocean House narrowly escaped.
AuGU>TA. March 9.
The house and ha-n Of Nm. Fideld. a
mile oa' of the city. was DESTROYED by fire
this evening. los. some $500.
STOCKTON. March o.
The house and ell owned and occupied by
Joel F. Berry wa> DESTROYED BY fire this
afternoon: less $500; insured for 5000
caa>e unknown.
PENNINGTON. March O.
\ 80; Of farm buildings. owned by CYRUS
Henderson of Wilton, were burned to-day :;
loss Sl.joo: insured in town company.
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Maine News.

Hop Btters. which are advertised in our
columns, are sure cure for ague, biiousnes.
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
sAy they cannot be too highly recomm ended.
Those afflicted should give them fir trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic in the
praise Of their curative qualities. -P0rttdhd
irgaS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11

AZ our annual town meeting March -.
1850, thu following town officers we're elect
ed.
Moderator. {. Hill.
Cierk-l II. Somcs
Selcctmcn and .ls>c>sor,-J Hamor. O.
Allen and J. ). Sargent.
Treasurer and COLLECTOR. W Somc>
Supervisor Of School>-J. c. Hnl.
Town Agent. W Somcs.
There was no strictly party vote for any
officer but Judging from indications We will
give larger Republican majority next Sept
than for several years 1t is evident that
even the crocodile stomachs of Democrats
and Fu,ionisis cannot readily digest the
PuiNbury and Garcclon count-out pill.
-Mcssrs Hamor and Somcs have been
cutting and storing q few hundred ton, Of a
fine quality Of ice, but the warm DAYS last
week stopped their work for this season I'M
less We should haze quite cold weather soon.
We hope they viii do we'll on what they
have, 10 encourage them to do more ex-
tensi'c business another season. We have
every advantage here necessary to do large
and profitable ice business.
-Somes Sound j, clear of ice. the earliest
for number Of years, and our coa>ting men
are busy getting ready for an early start.
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Municipal Court.
vlsWELL. JUDGE.

WlSWELL. JUDGE.
Friday. March ), 1880.
State vs.. Benjamin Ash.
There were four complaints against Benz.
Ash of Bar Harbor, one for being common
seller Of intoxicating liquors, and three for
single sales of intoxicating liquor. On trial
of the first he was acquitted. On two of the
other complaints he waived examination and
was found guilty. On the third he plead.
Not guilty" after trial, was found guilty,
and on all three appealed, and recognized to
appear at the April Term of the Sup. Jud.
Court.
Dutton for State. Peters.
Tuesday, March 0, 1880.
State Vs. Charles Leach
This was complaint against Charles
Leach of Penobscot for embezzling the es-
tate of his ward, Rozetta Leach, to the
amount of one thousand dollars Leach
waived examination. and was ordered to
find sureties to the amount of one thousand
dollars, for his appearance at the April
Term of the Sup. Jud. Court
button for State Peters.
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LOO ~ Nori -.


syIvania Central, aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
c. Burril at he lowest rates. Also tick
et- to Portland ~ inside line OF Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. lStt
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FROM AUGUSTA.
Called 10 Rise and Explain.
AUGUSTA. March 9.

On the ith Of March the Investigating
Committee, by unanimous vote. sent the
following letter to Governor Garcelon and
each Of his Executive Council for 1879:
AUGUSrA. March 1. 1850.
SIR am directed. by unanimous vote
OF the Committee on investigation into
election returns and expenditures and ap-
preparations Of public moneys. to inform YOU
that the Committee has Investigated into
and taken testimony upon the subject mat
ter committed TO it b, the Legislature in
GLIDING the acts Of the Governor and Coun-
ell upon said election returns and the appro-
prlatlon Of public m5nes under their control
and that an opportunity aill be offered for
You 10 appear before lac said committee on
Monday the Sth Of March INST. at the Capt.
tol in Augusta. to testify and make cxplana-
lion upon the matter, before said committee.
Parties appearing before the committee will
be allowed the usual fees for travel and at
tendance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11

GEO D. BfSBEE.
Clerk Of the Committee

The Committee had a session Monday af
ternoon and evening. and A. Gov Garcclon
and Council did MOI appear in person or
send any response to the letter. the Commit
tee voted that summons be issued Al once
requiring the presence Of Gov. Garcclon be-
fore the Committee on Wednesday evening
at o'clock. The document was sent this
morning to Thomas L;,lefeld Sheriff Of
Androscoggin County. who Will serve i, on
Gov. Garcelon. If he does not appear We'd
ne>day evening, IN response to the summons,
the Committee viii on Thursday rcpor, him
to the House and the House vii order the
Speaker to arrest him and bring him before
that body.
The same course viii be taken subsequent
y with each member Of the Council who re-
fuse 10 appear.
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Sawyer Still Refuses TO Testify.

p \ Sawyer. formerly Deputy Secretary
OF State, came to the city TODAY with an
officer. from Phillips. in response To sum
mons from the committee on State seal.
lie appeared before the committee but said
h should. a. at present advised. refuse 70
testify. The committee adjourned until
morning TO give him time TO think over the
matter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11
he Weather,

" AR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. j.. C.. Mar l0-l AN.
iadicat,oas
for New England. rising. preceded by
tllins barometer. winds shifting TO westerly
stationary or high temperature. partly cloudy
". l-hcr and occasional snow.
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Death OF Dr.. w. n. Jewett

DR. W H. Jewett Of NORWAY. who te>ti-
fed before the White investigating commit
tee. oa Thursday afternoon Of last week.
died at the Contra. House ahou, O'Clock
Tuesday morning. The. immediate cause
w4~ chill, and tendency to typhoid fever.
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The spring term of the T.. VI. G. Sem
mary opened Wednesday, 81 INST, with sew
enty-three students present and others are
soon TO return which will, in all probability.
swell the number to one hundred or more
The Calorhetorian Society met on FRIDAY
Eve, March 9TH and made choice Of the
the following officers for the present term
President, -Rey Geo. Forsyth, A. VI.
Nice-P President G. Creamer
Secretary,-H. W. Norton.
Treasurer 4 Collector,-A B. Thorn
TX. Committee.-A. 6. Dreamer, VI. l..
Allen and W. f. Collins
Lit Committee,-W. J. Dreamer. f. L.
Kalish and r. Z. Hagerthy.
Question Committee,-A G. Dreamer, W.
L. Collins and ID. Friend.
March Sth
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ID | r j

Obituary notices Leyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
BrO0kiin-March I. Mrs. Sarah. wife OF Joab
b OK, aged - wears.
March 3. Rowland W, son of Rupert and
Martha Nulter. aged years and months.
North Penub>cOt-March :. Mrs. Sarah II
wife Of samuel ii. Gray, aged b years, mo
aud DAYS.
Edeu-Feb. -. Hattie Belle, daughter OF
capt. WIN. II. and Mary \. Bunker, a3ed l
year and "A days.
>al>bury's ,uye-Feb. %, Charles A., son OF
Augusta. and Eliz, Hamor, aged u years and
- days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-11

Our Town meeting" has come and
gone. and contrary to all Of our expectations,
i: proved to be one Of the most quiet and
orderly sessions ever held in the town, thanks
TO the judiciou> management Of our modcr-
ator, Sewell Condor Esq, This officer was
so strict, a, to even forbid smobiag in the
Hall, for this he deserves much praise It
was easy q be seen BY talk and movements
day, before hand that a great over turn was
to be made in town affairs and many expect
ed a very excited and noisy gathering. Still
waters run deep tthis is not original
The following is the result Of our town
election:
Moderator,-Scwell Condor Esq.
lerk.-James Saunders.
Selcctmen.-T Emerson. Geo. Mason.
Roberts
Supervisor Of Schools-Mr<. Belle B.
Chase
Collector and Treasurer, BENZ. kcye,.
Agent .-Scwell Condor.
Auditor Of Acc,s,-Eliah Partridge.
MEpICUs.
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reedom .otlce

YiI- oertife- that for & valuable consideration 4
! nave rehnqui-hs,i r. my >on, Henry o. ~tal,les.
sis own arcoaui. shah claim no bilis ,inc MIN
OF nav any bills Of HE contracting after this at.
March Let. ls,9.
- NATHAN {. STAPLES.
North >ssigwiek. swis.
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Trena 0ns.

Town officers FOR fremont chosen:
Moderator-W. W. A. Heath.
Clerks. W. Herrick
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor
W. W. A. Heath, lst., John q. Wilson. I'd.
B. H. Mayo, Sd.
Treasurer-Seth ii. Clark.
5. S. Committee. L. Clark.