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Literary and Debating Societies. Gymnasium
exercise. College building is owned by the
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ses $4,000 cubic feet of school room; eIe-
gantly furnished rooms and halls large and
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and philosophic apparatus
Send for a Catalogue of this progressive and
renowned Sothern College. Address
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New Orleans La
n. B.-Soule's series of Philosophic Arith-
metics for sale at the college office.
Oct. 5, 'S0-6m.
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S. r. CooKRELL,
Vice President for Arkansas in the
Mississippi Valley Cotton Planters As
ISOLATION at Vicksburg
Could you send me sample of this
fibre from the cotton stalk? c.
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CHICAGO, ILLrSora

acUIT COuHrJ
\ - v.
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From the y o. Democrat
The following letter concerning a new
mode Of harvesting the cotton crop,
will be read with interest throughout
the South. Mr. Cockerell, the writer,
Is an experienced planter and ought to
know whereof he speaks. His ma
chine to pick the cotton from the boil
by iron fingers, after the stalk has been
cut down is certainly novel, and, if sue
cessfuI will work a great change in Sc
curing and preserving a full crop:
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soLD BIZ ALL DRUaGIsrs EvERrwHERE.
, 1881-05-21

NAB .EY
The Clothiier, =,

Has received Il largo limo of Spring
and Summer Suits this week that
have lcen purchased from 25 to
10 per cent less than former prices
for the reason that Tho Eastern
Houses are oyerstockcd with goods
on account Of the backward sea-
son.
We are Offering extra Bargains
in Mcn's Stylish Business Suits
made and trimmed in flrst-class
style at S12, SIS, and SIS.
Mems Fine Dress Suits, $18,
$40, and $25, that would cost
you from $50 to $40 lnalo to or
der.
Boys Nobby Spring Suits, some
very nice patterns, opened this
week, ut So, $40, and $12.
CIlildrcn's School Suits, So, s.,
So, and Sc.
New assortment Of Ncckwear,
Hosiery, Shirts, Underwear, Hand
kerchiets, Gloves, etc.
1t will pay you to see our prices
on these goods before you buy, as
VIC can positively saye you from
I to ) dollars on Il suit. Come
and sec.
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Orlaad.


Capt John Perry is building nice
house. Much building in the town this
season.
A citizen Of this town is doing well in
the eel business.
Salmon are snatched away from u he
fore We can get piece for ourselves.
Bug, have given it up somewhat.
drowned out no doubt.
Reuben Pages old barn WAS burned
ith of July evening. by an incendlary.
BANKERS report fish small but plenty
The Ada X. Diamond Of provincetown.
Mass. wished i; reported that IN lat. IS deg
% min. long 80 deg. 10 min. she colhded
with large ship carving away bowsprit
etc.
Our second banker il IN. Schooner
Emily Swin. Capt. John SAWYER. 700 cst
FISH VIII La~reLce one Of the men Vas
lost in hi, boat ~ hour. by the vessel 20
my adrift. and vas found b, the cook. The
Young man had given up for lost.
Lizzie Dorr. daughter Of Capt. Q. T.,
Dorr, fine pianist, the best IN this vicinity!
died recently Of consumption. \ young
lad, Of her fine musical taste. and talent
and alw1 avs willing 10 use It, on all proper
occasions. vail be sadly missed IN a place
like this.
We need a good hotel IN this village
Tourists arr coming aud going. and wishing
to sta,. but cannot stop for "ant Of proper
accommodation. quite a number arr here
however The boating and fishing l. good
,cencr, delightful. and Orand Is one Of the
hcalthIcsg towns IN the State.
Mrs DR. Chase has returned from a
fortnight, trip with the Railroad Ticket
Agents" Excursion. to the Watering places Of
New England. The party 81 - ladies and
gentlemen wyrr entertained Al the "EolIck
House. a, Bar Iiarbor Al! but Mir. Chase
belonged in other States. The party Wcrr
carried to al the point, Of interest uu the
island and were hight, pleased. although
they had the enjoyment also, Of a Bar liar
1pT tug ,tosn.
The good people of Or.and celebrated
according "a their ,,,cra. uoluatIpus. he
usual dance. etc. =, Mat HiL va,
qulc, and orderly. \ NICE tJ.c affair 81.
CURED II the residence of Mrs VIM. +
Emerson w ho '.impromp'u' invited the near
neighbour 4HI friend, uu the hall. atu! hal
lawn picu., and party. The spread va,
ucc anil 3; ~a- 800 ever, va, 4n appropriate
and rulu, aa.c time Nlbi,t~.
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1stu~hiii


-Maokerel have arrived. and ,por, ~Iil
soon begin.
-Buker the photographer. l. with u,
and ready TO be patrouiEed.
The store Of Warren n Hancock Ia,
been painted buff with dark trimmings,
looking quite odd.
We were pleased To See Mr. Byron "
Darling on The street TO-DAY. He has been
absent since last December.
The Baptist SUNDAY School gave a con
cert, ia the church. SUNDAY evening. There
was a large attendance and the exercises
passed OH IA r,ry satisfactory manner. The
school Is large. and growing. Dr. Grindle.
the Superintendent, l. an earnest worker
The dastaTdly attempt To assassinaie
the President threw chill over every hon
est heart. One Democrat said that he hoped
Gen. Garfield would get we'll. aud live to be
President for 100 wears. for be had shown
that he had back bone, and then got shot
on account of II.
The Temperance meeting. Sunday even
ing. was unusually interesting. Remark,
were made By W F.. Grindle. who conduct
ed the exercises, l.. Ward Peters. Mr. Doug
lass Of New Brunswick, X. b. Peters, Ezra
Carter. Vim. ii. Sargent, Esq, of Castine
and Others RoB.
Nearly all the schools in town have
closed for the Summer. They have been
fully a. profitable as usual. The school in
Dist No. II, taught by Miss Clara f.. Stan
ley Of fremont deserves especial notice
The following names are those who were
not absent a single day during the term
Clarence Chatto. Angie f. Chatto, Clara b.
Grindle. Dora ID. Grindle, Florence Ander-
son aud Cora l.. Anderson. Miss Stanley
though Young. has had quite an experience
in teaching and did good work in the school,
which, until within a short time has been
one Of our most backw ard ones. 1t is now
fully up TO the average. SUPERVISOR.
July q.
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Loo Al NOTICES.


\ lot Of Opaque Hollands, ali new and
desirable culor>, With tringe~ and ,a>>ei- To
match, also carb9l.zcI paper for protection
against moths also the Revised New les
lament, for sale al Hale's Book Slors
C. {. Burrill is Agent and Auorne, for
the oldest, largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of thi> Country and England, and his
rates are as low a. al any other Agency 4
partial list Of Companies represented are
the .ttna and PheniX. OF Hartford. Home
and Hanover Of New York Liverpool and
London and Globe Imperial and Northern
Of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass, which Companies are admit
led to BE- the mos, reliable. by all who have
examined the standing Of the yariou, Com
panies. Give him call and see for YOUR
self before inSuring elseV here. Hi, office j.
on State street, with Hancock Co.. Savings
Bank, and over Aiken. store AIT.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County OF Hancock
THE undersigned, Widow OF Oliver VI Gray late
i Of Bucksport In said County. ieceas e,l, re
speCtfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate, an Inv entnry {
which has been duty returned into the Probate
Ofice, hat her circumstances render IL necessary
that she should have more OF said Personal Estate
than she Is entitled to a distribution thereof,
She therefore prays that your Honor would grant
in your discretion You may determine necessary
and proper.
MRS. NELLIE E. GRAY.
Bucsspcrt, July i. lssl.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. SIS Court of Probate Bluehill,
July Term, 4. d. ISL.
Upon TIE foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
Interested by causing copy Ct this
order To be publish three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper published N Ellsworth, in said
Probate for said County To be held at Els
worth, on the first Wednesday in August next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and show cause
If any they have, Why the same should not be
granted.
3w2s. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest, CHAs. 4. DoKK, Register.
tTu, copy. Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
n He subscriber hereby gives public notice "a all
i concerned, that he hA. been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin
istrator Of the estat" Of Ezra Robinson late Of
Goulisborn In the touaty Of Hancock dsC"as-
Ell. by giving bond a. the law directs he therefore
r,Slu,s SIS all persons who indebted Ia said de
cea-eis estate To make immediate payment, AMI
tn SO no have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment.
DANIEL DEA>N.
May - ISL 3W3s'
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TuKEF>T E>DI>E 60. 2.nF By ,A~ToEt. ~
I~Iu> t->oINt ca. M. = 90 ELLSWORTH.

TuREF>T E>DINE 60. 2.nF Bt,A~IVEt ~
t>In> t->oINt Ca. NJ. 90 LLL~aoEIH.
Whsr,u.-r.rren Engine 'ompan, ~.
= 90 Buck port. on the ur,a-ioh a.. their r.
cent Ns-i' To - -,Nor h. We're the Recipients "f
ruAuy taypI- from Union Engine 60. ~. ,
uf 'hIi citf.
Ih,ret.rs Rssoirsd That the mcm'rr-
Of T.rrsHi Engine "a. No =. tender thu Ui-
herr and Armi-er- OF UAIOA Eay.ae 81. NJ.
,. their hraItf,lt thanks for their kludnr-, lud
br ihtrl, courtrsV.
Re-. lr~d- That we will ever regard the
Fourth Of july l-sl. s. \ I'd letter dlt IN our
tompauN'- history, Keeping - recollection
ever green until the wat = OF oblivion shAil
u Irnrii forever the fire, Of memory"
Rysirod-That these resolutions be- spread
upon our records, = copy s-nt 10 taioR In
gfac Ia. No. =. and also that they BE- publish
rd in the Ellsworth AMERICAN.
carr. " 4. REMICh ,.,u,,.,,,.
:. p itALL.
BIcksport, July >, ISL.
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indications of q Horrible Crime.

BATH. july L.
Benjamin Cros>man, the draw tender on
Hodgdon', Island. Sheer>cot River, left
home ye>terda, with hl> wife to go to WIS
casset in dory At an early hour this
morning he was found in an intoxicated
condition on Barriers Island and being ques-
toned as to has wife replied, Il have com
mitted horrible crime and wan, To be
hung The dory was picked up IA the
ri,er and found to be hcsmeared With blood
from end to end. the Inference being that the
woman had been literally chopped ia pieces
and thrown o,crhoard Cros>man l. a
peaceab.e man when not in liquor and i
abou, fort, wears Of age. lie ~a> taken in
custod, and sent 10 jail.
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The glorious Fourth was well repre-
scented at Ellsworth. BY many of our worthy
citizens, and all. as far as We have learned
were highly pleased with the celebration
and are willing to eOncede the fact, that
Ellsworth knows how to get up good time.
The startling despatch from Washington, OF
the attempted assassination of President
Garfield. created a profound sensation in
this community.
The refreshing rain of late has put a
decidedly new aspect on vegetation. The
hay crop will be increased a third. The
potato bug is well at work one farmer says
they roasted on his fence a whole week for
his potatoes 10 come up, and had well nigh
got discouraged. but the rain fastened them
out Of the ground, and then the bugs fell to
with a zeal worthy Of better calling.
Rev. Mr. Tilden has returned from q
vacation of two weeks, very much refreshed
1t is expected, that he will, quite soon, have
accessions to his church membership by
baptism. Three well managed Sabbath
Schools are connected with the work of the
church.
Some of the good people in Franklin
seem to know just how to spend the Fourth
Quite a large company on that morning
concluded they would make their former
pastor, Rev Mr.. Grant, visit. So the,
loaded their picnic baskets with goodies
and struck out for Lamoine, to find at the
end Of beautiful drive, hearty welcome
from Mr.. Grant and family. At Z. NJ.
they enjoyed bountiful eollstion, then
came a ride to the Point. Last but moi
least, We learn, as they started for home
substantial tokens of love and high esteem
were left behind. The Point has a showing
of building up, by visitors, goodly number
! now have cottages which they have built
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Judge A. F. Wisvell leaves to-day to
attend the Commencement exercises at
Brunswick.
Read the challenge issued by Union
Engine Company No. ?, to Zimmerman Com
pany No. /.
DR.. J. b. Fulton of East Boston, with
his wife, is visiting his uncle. DIR. Alexan-
der Fulton, in this city.
The celebration BY the citizens Of
Bucksport, which was postponed from the
Fourth, will take place at Alamoosook Lake,
next Monday, the 18th.
Mr.. ". u. Swazey of Bucksport. has
been elected Treasurer of the Douglass
Copper Mining Company Of Bluehill, in
place of Mr.. Stephen Jennings, resigned.
Parties in Hancock County having a
farm for sale in or near a village, with sea
shore privilege will do well to address Mr..
C. Patterson. Rockland. Maine. as that gem
tleman desires to make such purchase.
The Bar Harhor Tourist SAYS:
The WAY that Officer Holmes passes the
ladies' from the boats to the wharf would do
credit To a Boston lieutenant. He is a reg
uar gallant and a highly efficient officer.
BE careful what YOU say Mr.. Tourist.
Thomas is a married man.
Mr.. Henry L. Murch. while adjusting a
belt in his mill. SATURDAY, got his hand
caught and was thrown from a ladder on
which he was standing, falling distance Of
about eight feet. MIR. Murch was badly
bruised. but no bones were broken and he
is ,loNly recovering from the fall.
Capt. Crockett. of the Steamer Henry
Morrison. i, well calculated to make HIM
self solid with the people. TUESDAY, on the
army al of the boat at Contention Cove, the
Captain found the Unitarian Sunda, School
scholars OF Ellsworth. assembled on the
wharf and very kindly invited them on
board and treated them to delightful sail
on the Bay. The scholars are loud in their
praises of Capt Crockett and hi Steamer.
- ne iat4ltN al inc iaNt 'fouluNbtft
Sewing Circle. held a very pleasant far and
picnic dinner on the Fourth. Under the III
rrc,ion Of the President OF the circle. the
best Of order vas preserved. the sale OF
articles was large and the dAy IN every
nav successful. 4 long letter from an
con LOCKER" which We have not the
space to publish, speaks IN the highest
terms Of the management Of the affair
throug bout.
1t !, yer, much desired that the sccre-
tar.c, u reform clubs ~ill forward the name,
Of such member, Of their clubs. a. VA. take
part in an, Of the exercise. al the Mariana
cox Temperance eamp-mrciing. which com
mence, JULY 4N.h. to +. C. Harrington.
Fncburg. Name. There Wi.l be- reform
experience meeting, Of one hour, time.
each morning and afternoon for i've and zen
minute ,i,ccchr, It would add much 10 the
interest Of the meeting il i.t Of name,
could be had
The steamer Hcun Morrison. accom-
piu.,a %, the. Ellsworth Cu7nc' Band. Uill
leave Grant. wharf a, o'o.,sA T.. VI
lh4l,aa,. Tor Bar Hashur rri4ruu. ,a the
same WHAT a, llIo the sam, evening
lie cream aud other rrir,-,hucui, Nall he
served on board ler fare for the round
,fip AA> hcyu placed a, the ,oa sum 60! h!gy
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The following, copied from the Lowell
DAILY Courier. speaks we'll of an article
made in their city: Hoods Sar,aparilla
Is fast growing into use, and doing much
good. This i, no patent medicine but q
preparation Of a standard article for specific
diseases, and its effect is said to be very
marked. The testimonials which they give
are bona ide. from parties who have used
the preparation, and cheerfully give their
testimony a. to its worth Those afflicted
with Scrofula Biliousness or General Dehil-
ity, should try this remedy. Hood y Co..
are careful and experienced pharmacists,
and their preparations can be relied on
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MARINE LIST.
Eils~ osth Port,

Eils~osth Port
Thursday. july :
SAILED.
~ch cart. John. Young, New York
sch Ci'y of ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
>ch H. ". tu-hm an, Farrell. Bar iarinr.
sch PAuam FuleTt IN, Boston,
sch Ralph h. Grant, Grant, KoCkland-
Friday, July
ARRIVED.
Sch Julia Edna. lams"u. X, csland.
sch. Banner, MCslcN, hauCock.
>a'U,d.y, July =.
sch tha-. pton, kief. Dai YER port
sch Cast Han, Means, salem.
~'h. Francis q, ofu, BeilAtty, Ambtrrbury.
Ssh y. Harvey. Bunser, liar Hari'or
-cH. AEricula. Nhitmorr, POI land.
Nch. Carr, ssa, Pratt, Boston.
sunday. july 10.
sch Annie : Murrh, Lori. Boston.
>,h samuel Lewis. Mnorc. Boston.
sch Frank Maria, Alley. Iso tim.
Sch. >tolm Petrol, Her 4, Boston,
~ch. r. tella---R o=trn
SAILED
~,h He-tsrioo. Whitaker. koHd.ut.
Monday. july II.
ARRIVE
~.h II " tushman. ,rreil. Bsr Harbor.
~'h Mlnnroa. smith, Boston.
Tuesday, jury r.
SAILED.
Sch Arlrnre"r, Ca X. Boston.
>,h. Via t, Aursd. New York
sch Julia ksina. Iamson. HApcork.
~ch }. NJ kraur,iy. Pomeroy, New YORK.
sch kagie. sinclair. Boston.
"Wednesday. July Is
>ch Cha- Upon. kief. New YORK.
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Gen. Grant SHOWS no signs of badness,
and while his heard shows streaks of grey,
his head is covered with a thick suit of
brown hair with scarcely thread of white.
To look at the back and top of his head, one
would suppose him to be not over thirty
years old.
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MARRIED.

kmhcr-i-July =, by Rev. +. l.. Marsh, Mr..
IIor.cr " att II Amherst, aud VI is Eliz abeth
Dyb,ck Of Clifton.
VI .riasilIc-July .. by Charles Carr. Esq
Mr. Aarun salisbury and Miss Retia X Jordan,
both ~ OILS
Tr,moni-June ;. by W. W. \. Heath, Esq :.
Mr. Exra X. Reed and Miss Label ID. Reed.
both 81 fremont.
Rr"oAlin-Junr IL by x. 4. Friend. E>q
Mr. Orr,n +. Carter 81 >urry aud Mis-. Ahhtr
:. smith Of Rr,rnAltn.
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Killed BY Falling from a Window

PORTLAND, July y.
\ little son Of Thoma, Robert, Of this
city, aged i've wears, fell from a second
stor, window to-da, and was Killed.
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Very many improvements are being made
throughout the town, some builuing. Others
making extensive repairs. Why should not
this town look up2 1t is out of debt, has
a contingent fund. has no poor to maintain,
all take care of themselves. and good
school houses throughout the town, all paid
for. LEN.
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Arrivals at Daisy Cottage 4.
Sidney Treat. Mr.. Louis Treat, Mrs. Oliver
Treat. Miss f. Hattie Treat, Mrs. J. A.. Miss
Blanche. Miss Nellie and Master Leonard
Treat, of Chelsea. Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hopkins, Miss Nellie Hopkins and
Master Fred Coombs, of Ellsworth. Mrs.
\. W, Miss Lizzie A.. and Miss Allie +.
Silsby, Of Bangor. Other guests expected
later in the season.
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RHIumATlsM AND NEURALGIA CURED

Mr.. Geo. = Bunker merchant, East sullivan Me,
tetifies that h. has sold hundreds IT bottles Of
CLARk's RIiEi AATIC ELINIR q q has known IL
cure many severe cases uf rhueIHalism and neJ.
ralgia. That lie ia en- IL himself for neural
gia In tue face amt head vita complete success.
and would not lie without II, II ii cost ten dollars
a hottie Re sur to ask for CLarEe's RheuBgdtisg,
Eiirir. SOLD by druggists and medicine dealers
81 a bottle, six for -. iyr ~.
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i would say 10 nv friends. and all Sh,
chance TO read this. thai have used .idam
sons Botanic Bdisam in my family for
long time. and consider IT very ,aluahl,
medicine. 1t cures when all other remedir,
fail, and ! would cheerfully recommend /
to those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, etc
f. ). GETCHELL. Augusta, Maine.
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Eden

The school in District No. 8, closed
July ,. after a very pleasant term Of eight
weeks. Those who did not whisper during
the term were Luella Higgins, Laura
Allen. Addie J. Higgins, Nellie Knowles,
Eta NJ Bunker. Oracle Higgins, Gertie
JOY, Mile Hamor. Edith Higgins and
Jennie Allen. onl, once. Those that were
not absent were Edith Higgins, Nellie
Know les, and Maud Hadley
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Business Notices.


Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central ami Bo-tou aud Albany Railroads from
Boston. OF Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had OF & & BurrlH al thu lowest rates
Also tickets TO Portland by inside line Of steamer
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere
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HAVE WIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHEK-
KY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. In
fiuenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 bot
le. lyr3j
THE peruvian SYEUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia
Debility, Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors,
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle < Sons, Bos-
or lYr3j
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&Sgs S5ss@se
sI TEL RAhH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American,
MAINE NEWS.
Farm Buildings Burned

DFNTER. July T
The farm buildings of MAJOR Stuart in
Corinna were burned YESTERDAY. Cause UNI
known. Loss seven hundred fully insured.
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A Georgia editor says Gold is found
in thirty six counties in this Stdte. silver in
three. copper in thirteen, iron in forty three,
diamonds in twenty-six, whiskey in all Of
them, and the last gets away With all the
rast .
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Rum Crazed Suicide,

WORCESTER. Mass. JuN II.
Henry 4 Howe Of Princeton. hanged
himself this morning, Cause drunken de
Arium II, was aged -.
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lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is remarkable remedy for all those
painful complaints and weaknesses so com
mon to our best female population. Send
to Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets. %
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STATE DF MAINE
HASCoCk ST. ourt nf Probate. EllsW orth. June
Term. \. u. Isl.
Account. having bccn hle'i for settlement In
estates u
AMBROSE PATTEN, late Of .Surrq mi
rate acct.
Mari Faticn, Adm'N
WILLIAM &. HPSON. lnie ~ DER
lie, .idmrs acct. and prirdte Grct.
george Tulman. Admr
SARiH PETTINGfLL, ilte y HlHcock.
@ ". Young. Ainr
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON & Son of
fremont.
Wilmer g. Richar,l-nn surviving Partner
HIRlN u. COOHBS. Int n GoHlisborp
ais" prIUdfe acct. If idmT.J
Alfred Hamilton Admir-
BRACKETT q. TREAD WE'LL, tate ~
A1ridrdIs.
susan Trradwru ADM,
ALTINTi BRO wv ct AZ Minors GonId.-
bOrp.
ALFRED HiMIL TON, Ad,ar. Of he ~
tate II Hiram d. COOmbs HOir deceased
t,cho ,cds their former Guar
ORDERED That the said Accountants give no
Elcr Ia all persons interested BY casing
copy this order 10 be published Sceks -ascc--
siSriy IA the Ellsworth American.
that they may appear at a Probate Court
10 be holden at Ellsworth the Il It
Wednesday Of Nugu~t next, At ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon, aud show cause II any they have
why the same should not hs allowed.
8.g-. PARKER II Ck Judgr.
AIte-t.-tHAs. +. DOKE, Register.
A true copy, AttesI .-IuA.- 4. DpkR, Register