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will 60 over to Baltimore with the Presi-
dents train This train will be run around
the city to BayView. where William Craw-
ford will take charge of it and convey it to
Philadelphia His arrangements are like
those of Col. Wilkins. An engine Of the
New York division Of the Pennsylvania road,
and two Pullman palace cars, which will in
part compose the train. arrived at Baltimore
SUNDAY and will be subject to the orders Of
Col. wilkins.
The special car furnished by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company for the transporta-
ton of the President is known a No. 100
1t has been fitted up with a vi,w OF securing
the greatest comfort. 1t is sixty -three feet
in length, aud j. provided with a drawing
room, private bedroom and hath. dining
room large enough to accommodate ten per
sons. and a kitchen furnished ia the most
complete manner There are four unfolding
beds constructed on the Pullman pattern.
In the dining room there are Vcntilators
which ma, he opened in the opposite diree-
lion from which the car Is moving. thus Sc
caring plenty of air without causing a cur
rent through the car. whir the fine pire
sieve netting covering the NentllatOr eiiectu-
all, guards against hying oiudcr. and dust.
II D, the same car that Vas used by the
Prince Of Wales. who made in it an extend
Ell journey through the South and West.
II was used by the Grand Duke Alexis on
h> ylsit 20 this country, and since then by
Haycs, and conveyed President Garfield
from Mentor TO Washington before his in
aIguration. and took cx President HAYES
aV ~ from the National Capital after his re-
tlrcmcnt from office. Since then II vas used
by the Duke Of Suthcrland's party Of Eng
lIsh RAILWAY men and members Of Parla-
ment who travelled over the Western lines.
Colonel Rockwell. acting for the Prcsi-
dent, has accepted the tender OF Mr. Franck-
lu', cottage. The two cottages Of l.. b.
Brown. south Of the Francklyn cottage, will
a.so b. used by the Presidential party.
he cottage % Mr. Franckl,n is one Of
IA, mos, costly cottages along the New Jer-
~ coast II !, Of the Queen Anne st,lc Of
architecture and contains about twenty
rooms. Il i h'trd up u.th all Of the mod
cru Improvements. There are broad pazzas
on al. side, ui the house. 1t l. said that
NJ. Frauckhu has offered it to the Prc,l-
dent, with the servant, and cook. Of the
Frauckl,n family, vithou, charge. In all
respect. 1t is just vha, j, needed for the Use
o. the President. hi, family and the attend
ing physicians.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

To the Honorable the Justices Of the Supreme Ju
diciai Court next 10 be holden at kllswori h.
within and for the County OF Hancock on the
second Tuesday of October, A. d, 1851.
DESPECT FULLY represents your Libeant,
n PhpOe l.. Uor,iop Of Hancock, in said COun
~ OF Hancock that she was married 10 her hus
band, Chas. A. Gordon, formerly OF said Hancock,
ola the fourteenth day Of January, A. ID. lsIo, al
said Hancock, by 4. l.. stratton ESD Justice Of
the Peace for said County Of Hancock
That after their ntrrmaTtage as Aforesaid, he
and her husband lived together AS husband and
wife In said town OF Hancock
That she has By her said hu band one child
named Albert l.. Gordon, aged four years
That since their interInarriage a. aforesaid our
libelant has always con urted herself towards
her said husband A. faithful, true an1 hneenon'
wifi. aud has cv r en faithful Ia her ma ri
age obligations, but that tn : lei Chas. a Gorton'
who Is regardless of the me on or about the
nrst tlay 81 June, A. D., ls77, without any cause
xiIlfuIIv deserted Your Libelan IT ant that since
the time Of said Ge erton your LibelAni ha7 not
seen ror heard from the said Libelee and that dur
ing that tune he has not contributed In ~ way 10
III supper, OF tour Libelant or her child
Wherefore ina.much as it sould be reasonable
and pruper, cossiuciye 10 dumes ic harmony ana
consistent with the peace anu noTant! 81 society
your Iibelant pray = this Honorable ouit u de
cree a divorce (, ON the bonds Of mltrfpiOny be
tween her ahd her said husband and that The Gus.
lo.iy and control Of her child aforementioned
NAV be given to her and that -uch other or'leFs
and DEGREES may be made a. 10 the curt shall
seem proper -. 49,,
dence and " he eabouts of the said tha-. A. Cor.
don are unknown 10 her aud cannot he aseertained
BY reasonable diligence. <..,,,,,
Ellsworth. Sept. o, 1881.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. So sept 9th. 1851
Then personally appeared the above named
Ph.pbe l.. Gordon aud made DATA tina the allegaf
Il m contained IN tie foregoing libel la regard 70
the residence and wherr abouts OF her SAID nus
band /. true Before me,
4. +. WISWELL, Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
PESoBsCoT 81.
Clerks Office. Supreme Judicial Court, In vahs
lion. Bangor, sept. o, IA, 1851
Upon the foregoing Libel. ORDERED, that the
Libelant give notice 10 said Litclee to appear be
fore the Justice OF our Supreme Judicial Court to
he holden at Ellsworth within and for the County of
Hanco L ON the second Tuesday OF Oct der 4. ID.
1881 by publishing an attested copy Of said libel,
and this order thereon. three weeks successfully
In any newspaper printed In Ellsworth In our
County OF Hancock. the last publication TO be
fourteen days least prior TO sail second Tues.
day of October next. that be may there and
then In our said Court appear and show cause, II
any he have, why the prayer Of said Libelans
JOHN 4. PETERS,
Justice Of the Sup Jud Court
A true copy of the Libel, and order Of Court
thereon.
su9S Attest H. B. sAUNDERs Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE

HINCOCA a..-To n, sherry, of "Hr rs,pscfire
tntHtsrs, ~ rifhrr III thar brp't!tss-
L. - GREETING
IJk Command you u att .ch thu ,uo.ls or cst .ta.
w ~ Augustus :. Hopkins uf Trenton ~ our
,alI uunts e. TIE value II ATTY dollars au,l sum.
yuur precinct. a. appear fore our Justices OF
the supreme Judicial Court, "eNt % b. holden In
tIl-Hutth. Wt hin ana fer our County OF Hancock
on he nj Iut-4y II April HrNt, then and
there IA our nj Court 10 answer unto Walt. VI
HAinc. ~ Ellsworth In Pie. 81 the case for that
tie said deicniAut At -ttd Ellsworth the lis, OF
thu pur has Of thI- Wit. being Indebted 10 the
Plaintiff In the - thirty two Dollars and
thirty i've cent, according 10 the account annexed
then audi there in yuu-ilrra Ion thereof promised
Yet though uf cu requested. the said Defendant
has not paid ~ld sum O cglcctgt 80 to do tu the
damage Of -aIi Plaintiff "a, lac SAYS the sum 4
hfty dollars, which hall then and there b. made
~ appear with Other ,iue damages. And have you
there this writ with your dOings therein. Witness
John \ Prtrr-, Justice OF said Court At Ellsworth
this fourth day Of February In the year Of our
Lori one thousand eight hundred and eight one
III. b. AlNDkR~. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
H,NCoCk ss.-Suprcme Judicial Court, April
Term A ID 1851.
% the pcndency Of the be given the said
defendant, BY publication In the Ellsworth Amer
lean. a new spaper published in Ellsworth IN the
I Ouuiy 81 H.uSOCk the last public ton to b. 1t
least thirty days before the next Of tins curt
"a b. held At Ellsworth. within and for said County
" Hancock on the second TUESDAY OF q, tnbCr
neat. that he may then and there Ia sid Court
Alp'ar aud .hnW cause II any he have " hy judy
ueHt should not be rendered against him AMI
execution Issue accordingly
Attest n. h. SAT >DER~, Clerk
\ copy ~ the writ and order uf curt thereon
3W3I Attrst.-H. Il. SAT >nEk~. Clerk.
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IN. Y. Tribune.
The Egyptian Discoveries.

We reprinted from the London paper, on
Wednesday accounts of the wonderful dis
covery lately made near Thebes of great
store of Egyptian antiquities, including
mummies of kings and queens of the Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Dynas-
ties, historical papyri, statuettes. and car
touches. No single find of such value as
this, if we are not mistaken, has ever been
brought to light since modern science and
curiosity first began to pry into the tombs
and ruins in the Valley Of the Nile. The
relies were found in cave some miles from
Thebes. 1t seems that the cave and its con-
tents were discovered years ago by fellah,
who with his three brothers long drove pro-
fifable trade with travellers at Luxor by SELL
ing minor articles which they brought in
secret from the hidden treasure. Perhaps
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A despatch from Quincy. ILL.,. saw,

The editor Of the Daily Heraid. who in
leading editorial said, We believe Guiteau
TO be just as honorable as the man he shot.
and a mighty sight less dangerous to the
country at large was hung in effigy Satur-
day night as companion with another efiiyy
Of Guiteau."
1t is possible that such beings are useful
as illustrations of the depths Of meanness to
which, under favorable circumstances, the
mind is capable of descending.
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0br ELLSWORTH american.

Published every Thursday Morning at COOmbs
Block, Ellsworth, Me, by THk HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMP Any.
For terms, &c see FIRST page.
Es :. NJ. PETTENGlLL 4 co. 10 state street.
Boston, % Park Row, New York. and 70i Chestnut
Street, philadelphia. our Agents for procur-
ing Advertisements for the AMERIC N in the above
cities and authorised to contract for advertising at
our lowest ratess
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Nominations by the Governor.

The governor has made the following
nominations to be acted upon by the coun-
al. at the session commencing September
18th
Justices Of the Peace and Quorum. Will
lam f. Gould. Portland; ID. y. Mortland.
Rookland; {. W. Goddard. Portland; Ma
thaniei +. Clapp, Arson; 4. J. Chapman.
Bangor; Lewis b. Smith. Portland; F..
Webster French, fremont; Joseph W.
Drisco. Jonesboro'; John F. Sprague. Mon
son Eliphalet Pease, Thorndike; George
W. Nerrill, Portland Albert Pierce. Greene:
Benjamin W. Hines, Danforth Jesse Gould.
Biddeford Albert {. Cobb. Portland J. W.
Mitchell, Auburn John T.. Brown, Belfast !;
Thomas Ii. Swazey. Bucksport: Stephen
Coburn, skowhegan W. y. Patch, Bangor;
Clark q. Potter, Drew Plantation William
J. knowlton. Portland; Stephen Hinkley,
Gorham. Inspectors Of Fish, George Burn
ham. Portland Freeman Orne, Southport /,
I. b. Baker, Boothbay Henry l.. Wyman,
Phipsburg. Dedimus Justices A. II. Walk
er. Bridgton +. O. Greenleaf Pennington ::
Jere. l.. Estes, VIM. Fish and Game
Wardens, Henry b. Penney, West Water
Vile {. A. Mar. Manchester: Merrill
Sprague, Dexter; Charles Sanford, Fort
Point; Coroners. Elbridge G. Thompson.
Foxcroft; Levi {. Flint, Monson; Commits
sioner to inspect and verify Meridian line.
Hiram 7. Farrow, Belmont; Justice of the
Peace, Mrs. Clara Parnsw0rth, Jonrs5oro' :;
Assayer of Ores and Metals. Samuel K
Hitehings, Waterville; Arsenal Keeper,
Bangor, 5. II. Hasty. Bangor, Reporter OF
Decisions, ID. r. Hastings. Fryeburg Trus-
tee of Reform School, Daniel W True /;
Taxidermist, John Clayton, Lincoln; In
spector Of dams and reservoirs, Prof George
Leonard Nose, Brunswick Notaries Public,
Edward 7. Kicker, Poland William Ro-
gers, Eden; Thomas II. Swasey, Bucksport;
Augustine Simmons, Arson Trial Justices,
Harris Parker, Hartland Theodore f.
Paine, Arson; B. 7. Buxton, Arson; John
+. Sprague, Monson Joseph Estes, Cor
ham Abel ID. Russell. Weld; A. b. Ames.
Bueksport; G. B. Remission, Boothbay |:
John Dudley, Hampden; Otis Gilmore,
Brewer; Jere. L. Estes, Vim George W.
Pratt, Guilford
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- . -

The Boston journal suggests that at
isn't quite fair to ridieule the Greenbackers
of Massachusetts because they have contri-
bufed but 50 to aid the election of their
candidate in the Second Maine District, as
their capacity cannot be measured BY cash.
If contributions of platforms and chin-mu-
sic would be acceptable, they would over
whelm their Maine brethren"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

Although not quite so we'll, it is hoped
that the condition of the President will be
such as 10 make his removal to Long Branch
comparatively safe, about the middle of this
week. The President is very anxious to be
moved, and every preparation has been made
to render the trip as comfortable for him as
possible.
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Hoods Sarsa parflla

Is designed 10 meet the wants Of tho.e Who
need medicine to build them up. give
them an appetite. purify their blood, and
oil up the machinery Of their bodies. No
other ART takes hold Of the system and
hits exact the spot like Hoods Sarsspa.
rilla- Ii works ike magic, reaching every
part Of the human body through the blsoI
giving 10 all renewed life and energy. 81
. bottle: SIX for s.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HASCoCk IS :-CouTt of Probate, at Ellsworth
upon the drst Wednesday in Aug. \. II. 1851.
DOBERT l.. CREtiOR named executor In the
II viii Of L. Brook white, lase Of Philade lphia
in he commonwealth OF Pennsylvania deceased
having presented 10 the Court copy of said will
and Of the Probate thereof, in the Orphans' Court
In said Philadelphia, the py of said will and OF
said PrUbatr ing duly authentica ell from said
orphans COurt. and the > I'D executor having
ALLEGED that there IL al estate in this county on
which said viii can operate, AID having asked
that said will be Above In this county.
Therefore ORDERED that tue second We,ines.
day ia October A. ID. ISL. at ten 4 th- clock in
the fOl enoOn. be liked a. he time aud the Pro.
bate Court Room In + lsworth A. the place of
hearing on sail application, that IA bic notice
thereof be gives by publishing copy of this
order three weeks successfully in The Ellsworth
American. apubc newspaper printed at Ellsworth
in said County the first publication to be at least
thirty days before the time assigned
3w35s PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest.-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register
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In accordance with the proclamation is
sued by the Governors of Pennsylvania,
Ohio. and Iowa the citizens of those States
observed Tuesday as day of fasting and
prayer for the recovery of the President.
Vermont will observe Thursday, and Illinois,
Friday, in a similar manner.
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Messengers Notice.
oITtuE % rnE suERIFf OF H,SCock CoISTi
STATE or MAINE.

HAscoCK ss.-sepL sth, \. H.. issi.
plII> Is to give notice that the nth day Of
i September \. ID, 1851. arrant IN Insolvency
A. Issued uut Of the Court OF Insolvency for sAld
County OF Hancock against the estate OF George
Cunningh IN adJudge,i to b. an lnsolvent Debtor
GU petition OF creditors Of said debtor which PC
Il ION as iilesi the thirty first day Of August
A ID ISIS. . 10 which last named date Interest on
claims is u lie computed that the payment Of
any debts ami the delivery and transfer OF any
property belonging u said Debtor To him or for
hi use, and the delivery and transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that
meeting OF the Creditors OF said debtor To prove
their debts and choose one more sssiynece Of
his estate " Ill be held at Court Of In-Oly ency TO
he holden the Probate Once in Ellsworth in said
County ON the thirtenth day OF October A. ID.
ISL at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date FIRST above written.
A. Il DENEREUN.
sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court Of Insolvency
tor aid County Of Hancock 2wSo
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-label on each subscri-
ber's paper shows the time to which the subscrip-
ton Il paid and all subscribers IN arrears are
requested to pay up a soon a. possible
In all communication relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state The
Post Oghce TO which the paper H. OF T. Ia be cent
and - be careful 10 write all proper names plain
".
In directing a change Of address, always give
the present address well As the one 70 which YOU
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

AvGUSTA. sept, Gov. Pla,,;ed ha, is-
sued the following proclamation
In obedience to the dictates Of al heart. now
% filled With anxious concern for the life 81
the President. |, Harris VI. PiAi>tcd. Governor
do hereby recomme nd and sei apaT; THURSDAY
september sth. instant. between the hour, ~
ten IN the forenoon and twelve O'Clock uo"n A.
a time for humiliation, PRAYER and .uVp'ica-
lion 10 Almighty God D., the pcopl. Of ihi,
State for the President recovery. In God We
trust.
Given al the State House. al Augusta. this
9Th day 81 Ssptrmb, r. IN the year Of our
Lord. Isl. and Of thclndepculcnoe Of the
United State~ Of America lpi.
HARRIS VI. FLAl>TEp.
By the Governor
JusEPH o. SMITH, Secretary Of stale.
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Notice.

| Ills + to certify that ms wife Hattie 4. Patieu
l refuses b. i've With me and that I forbid Auy
one haTtur tnS OF trusting her nv account -fier
tlil- d,tc.
JOINS II. PATTEN.
Ellsworth, Selt- :. 1881. tvs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

The election for Representative in the
second district will be held next Monday.
When it is all over, the name of the man
elected will be Nelson Dingley, yr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

Thanking our patrons FOR pa,I fayur- would
inform lhr pubic that suuds viii eth be sol! at
STATE street Ellsworth. Nc
IvJo ". 6. SAVAGE, Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

TIM g. los ing list OF taNr- on Real E.-tat.. IF
L Non ks~id.Lt own"r- IN the town Of Mt De-
rrt lOT the ear lsSO IN bills committed ~ John "
s"iucr c"llctio u said town On the IIth
flay 81 Ju.e. l-sp has been returned rs him TO
me ~ reni. inins U.pIii on the sixth ,tny Of
June ISL hl his certificate "i that datr and now
rvmHin unpaid. and notice Is hereby gwen
uIst Il The said taxes, interest and charges
not paid g. the Treasurer OF .aiI town tthiu
eighteen months from the iAt- II the ItIucnt
81 -aid BINS mu,h ut the Real t-lau. taxed A.
Ill b, ~util' yut T. paw The amuuat tur Their, for
lu' u NJ mt r-t aud Charge viii " ithuut further
npuc,' b. sold At public ugtiuu az tn, ~,lcsturu'-
pfI,r in 'hii town "a tIr fourteenth DAY Of De
,emler. 1871, At two y'Clp,k r. VI
Nam" AMI d"-'I tpt!uu
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ASsignee's Sale

h Tnni ne I oi Incense from the Honorable PARK m
s1c,io1 ek Judge Of Probate shall sell at n,,II
T-eno. At ane store of p. W Richard l pu'ii az
p psai on Tuesday September the 51s m
Wendei ~ ~ the afternoon all unsettled ace,n,. ~
ehaeh Benson an iusolyent accounts OF
August 30. 1881. N'oN' Assignee.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

OUR intrryst ia the arm knowu Boston Tea O.
" Ellsworth, ceases this day.
I. Il sAHAOE co. Bangor
SEPT. lsi. 1881.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

N - T. ERN TEX As offers greater attrsc.
conntry MA ~ way OF good, cheap lands healthy
49, u'ersiiy of products. than any othe ~
Sar no" open To settlement. la this rani1I, re
way mas In operation over 500 MIL. AsA'i-
ca sx ,e which arr TO be had at low prices and on
Rai,ra ens' millions of acres of good and nheSn
one.ei 90. ann Government lands, but recen,ip
ior settlement. For circulars and n,a..y
SRRSuSI utniui Information. address W II
MarshaM r lana Commissioner, T. & p. RailwaY
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CAUTION !

W me- ser my wife, Nina A. Douglass has ,e,,
account a. ~ All ~, persons trusting her on nv
after this date is Vi her contracting
niuehill, Sept LIST. lssi eeLAsS.
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III. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, April
Term. A. u issl.
Upon the foregoing suit il is ordered that notice
OF the pendcncy OF the same be given, the said
Defendant, BY publication In the Ellsworth Ameri.
Gao. u new paper published Ia Ellsworth. in the
County Of Hancock. the last publication To be at
least thirty days b.for. the next term of uis
Court, o. lie held at Ellsworth, within and Tor said
County Of Hancock, the second Tuesday of
October next, that he may then and there Ia said
Court appear, and show cause 4 any he have why
Judgment shOald nos b. rendered against him and
execution issue accordingly
Attest-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
A true copy of the writ and order of Court thereon
3w3i Attest.-H. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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How TO get Sick.

Expose yourself DAY and night, "a, too
much without exercise work too hard with
out rest, doctor all the time take all the
vile nostrums advertised; and then YOU will
want 10 know
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SIAIE OE MAINE.

hancock 10 the sheriff. of our rrspsctire
counties. or either rtheir Drputics
H.. - GREETING.
We Command you o attach the goo'l- e-tle
w OF Edgar r. Brown, Of Ellsworth, In the
Csunty OF Hancock and the state Of Maine. u the
value II one hundred Dollars and summon the
said Defendant, N he may be- found In your pre-
cincty, a. appear before our Justices ~ the SUI
prime Judicial Court, next 10 be holden in Ellis
" ,rth within and for our County Of Hancock, on
the second Tuesday of April At, then and tuere
in saId Court To answer unto Walter VI.
Halnes Of Ellsworth in said County and staff.
IA Flea Of the Case, for that the said Defendant
At said Ellsworth, on the day OF the purchase OF
this Writ, being indebted To the Plaintiff Ia the
sum OF forty eight Dollars. according - the ac-
count annexed then and there IN consideration
thereof. promised the Plaintiff 70 pay him the
same sum on demand.
Yet though often requested, the said Defendant
has not pal said sum but neglect to do. 10 the
DANA re of ia Plaintiff (as he says the sum of
one hundred Doll airs, which shall then and there
be made TO appear with other due damages. And
have yOu there this Writ with your d0ngs therein.
Witness John A. Peters, Justice of said Court, at
Ellsworth this twcnty-sixth day Of March. In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty one.
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BUCKOPORf And BANGOR RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TINE.
June 27, 1881.
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS

Arrive BANGOR. T.o3 \. NJ. MS \. NJ 6.Oa /. N
Leave Bangor. T-35 \. NJ. 200 T.. NJ 90 + NJ
Arrive Buckspor1, $40 \. VI. ais p. NJ sO7 r NJ
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
Morning train from Bucksport arrives in Bangor
to connect with trains kAs amt West
Evening train leaves Bangor at zoo T. N or
after arrival OF Western train.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Al Buck sport daily 10 and from Ca.tlne, Blse
hill. Scigwick. sargentyiIle Ellsworth. Sullivan
and Bar Harbor.
iOu L. L. LINCOLN, supt.
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THURSDAY. sEFTEgsEa s. 1851.
DAY OF PRAYER.

A Proclamation by Governor Plaisted.
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How TO get We'll

Which /. answered in three pords-Ta.e
Hop Bittcr, See other column. -Erpys,..