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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

! On Friday last, Mr. Halls children, -four
sons and two daughters, his grandchildren
and the old neighbors met at his house
to celebrate the completion Of his eighty
I fifth year. The occasion proved most de-
lightful one, Children chstted Of the past,
grand children heard stories Of their pa
rents childhood and the neighbors lived
over again the old happy neighborhood life.
Mr.. Hall moved among the younger folks
as a patriarch, venerated and loved his
health fairly good, spirits cheerful, loving
the past, but with good word for the pres
ent.
Becoming a voter in 1878, he has, if his
memory serves him, voted at every state and
national election since, with the Wing party
till the formation of the Republican and with
that party ever since. Though never taking
an active part in politics he has regarded IT
duty to keep informed on current poll
.ical events so as always to be able to give a
reason for voting as he does.
Rehgiously Mr. Hall is Calvinistic Bap-
list OF the most pronounced type. The old
doctrines over which men stumble TODAY 10
him are stepping stones to heaven. At the
party on FRIDAY he vas pleasantly remem-
bered his children presenting him with an
elegant Bible. his old neighbors with a beau
tlful easy char and Younger friends bringing
many smaller presents as tokens Of affection
ate regard. 10 his daughters. Rhoda and
Matilda, largely due the delightful success
% the BIRTHDAY party. around which must
surely lingeT, IN the minds of all Who we're
present. delightful memories,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

B. Bradley. the popular photographer
OF Bar Hlrbor. aud family, are nov spend
ing a week at the New England Fair.
Very fine weather and a good time for
those who contemplate building TO be get
ting well under way before their lumber is
covered with snow and ice.
The r. ". u. ID. Grand Master Of the
Atm Masonic District, G. A. Wheeler. OF
Castne, paid an official visit TO Bar
Harbor Lodge on Wednesday evening, the
18th inst. After work on the third degree.
from labor TO refreshments being called, the
brethren we're enabled to enjoy the happy
reflection consequent upon the partaking Of
a bountiful collation., prepared and served IN
the lodge building by F. y. Wilbur.
Once more the familiar sound of the
whistle of the steamer Mt. Desert is heard
at Bar Harbor, although advertised not to
be placed upon the route between Rockland
and Bar Harbor again. this season. We
learn that the company thus advertised, as
the accident at first was supposed to be far
more serious than what il really was, and
having been repaired much sooner than ex-
pected, has been placed upon the route again
for fall run. We should he very sorry in
deed, to lose this popular steamer from the
Bar Harbor business, as business men gen
orally are aware of what the consequences
might be.
The gunners at Bar Harbor are now
having fine fun, as large strings of eoots are
seen coming in every pleasant morning. ].
s. LYMAN and son Fred brought in sixteen
fine "whits wingers" on Saturday last.
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MIR Charles Perkins Of lamoine, is
teaching school IN district No. |. Of this
town. He has been teaching two weeks
The school bids fair to be- an interesting
one Mir Perkins. wife and child. board at
G. " Moore's.
James T.. Parker i cauva>sing for a
book, history Of the Wild Indian Of the
West. written hy Gen Dodge Introduction
b, Gen. ". |. sherman. Judge from the
specimen, the book may be very useful and
interesting.
We had av case the other day IN this
towu which created more than usua. interest
Samuel Nha.lng complained N behalf of
The State against Edmund o. Stevens.
school Teacher 10 school district Ne :. for
throwing hi. daughter S4,au Whaling uut
81 ,hc schoolhu4,c aui hur'tng her ycr,
much. Susan and one other witness testified
that %, threw her ou,. she striking her bach
on The ground. 'hrcr other Witnesses and
tac teacher. testified that be pushed her ou'.
mat she GIB not strike On her hack tat 81
her feet, that she dld not ,how any signs of
being hart. Sc. The case was tired before
Fred / Campbell. Esq. Of ttcrD field, j.
b. Bl'hcr NJ >'rg'-,u appeared for the state
And Nm. Freeman Is: Cherry fed tor the r.
,paudru' The case uas conducted with a
good gra. % interest I'LL ho'h side, Mr.
Freeman made some yer, good ami useful
remark, iu h.s plea which { tcrdrI h,
parent. and scho as would 30 mirh good 10
m, ,amm.uifs The Respondent Wa, dis
charged The case r.0t b"IUE sustained bN the
evidence VI. Campbell made some YER,
excellent remarks. eh.ch seemed Wi. timed
,aI spoken Nj Steven. APPEAR, ID b.
GIVING very genera. satisfaction u the dis
tTICt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
An Aged Citizen.

In 1924 Mr. Barlow Hall came from
Raynham, Mass, and settled IN Ellsworth
With Dean and Gilmore he bought tract
Of land, thirteen hundred acres, including
the BLACK farm" on High street, and eh
tending across the Cnerrytield road, embrac-
ing part Of the Far grounds" The
house on the Black farm Mr.. Hall built en-
ploying Seth Iisdale one Of the Joinefs.
After several years Mr.. Hail sold out to
Dean and Gilmore, lived few Years on the
Daniel Haynes place. in Trenton, then owned
BY Mrs. Halls mother. aud then moved to
Ms present farm. Here he found fifteen
acres of cleared land cutting two and one
Here he has lived for more than two score
VI years transforming the timber lands
into cultivated fields, becoming widely
known, winning by his kindly, obliging ma
ture hosts of friends and never losing them.
HIS old neig hbors, Eben Morrison, George
Brimmer and sons Alfred and John, have
been dead some years, their homesteads hav-
ing passed into the hands of strangers,
their families settled elsewhere, Mr.. Hail
alone remaining of all the old settlers in
the Brimmer neighborhood. Great changes
have. of course, taken place in Ellsworth
in the fifty-eight years that Mr.. Hall has
lived here. But one man, Mr.. John NJ
Hale, is now in business, who was in busi-
ness them Black. Peters and button, then
t p leaders died some years ago.
Dean and Howard were the lawyers, Par
son Nourse the minister over the Congregs-
tionsl Church.
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BIuehtIl.

The Bap,.s, SUNDAY school gave har-
vest concert al tnrlr church on Sunda, even
ny. The title Of the exercise was Echoes
from the Harvest Fields" which wa~ rea-
derel a pleasing aud acceptable manner,
and i an impressive exercise. The church
Was decorated with autumn leaves. ferns
wheat and various kinds Of fruit which
showed to good advantage and added 10 the
interest Of the occasion. \ good degree OF
interest is manifested On the part Of all con
nrcted With the school and ii Is in prosper
Gus condition.
The church and society have given MIR
Farley. Of Cedar street church. KockIan q, a
call TO become their pastor which he ha, ac-
cepted and will commence his labors with
u at once.
MIR Haskell and Prot. Ryerson. of
Boston. occupied the time Of the usual sun
day evening temperance meeting. al the
Congregational church.
Oct %.
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q ni he ret.

Item, Of interest are ~ '',earee a, hens
teeth"
-l f. ha, been a beautiful season for har-
,esuug.
-Dr + Z. Perry moved h. household
good, 10 Orland last Moula, and al. regret
exceedingly tina, they acre Obliged 10 BID
adteu To him " HON the, had learned 20 re-
.pec, so much. The ,ariou, diffcllt case,
which have received ms attention during IN,
practice here. and hi, Friendly ASSOCIATION,
with the people IN Ihls ,losnt, have earned
the good opinion entertained for him, In
hi, d,parIur, Amherst lose, a most worthy
citizen. He carries with hlm the warm
~.,he, Of ms friends for success, IL hi, ne~
position. NJ
Oct IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

Oct -, Schs Forester, Young Ellsworth Lewis
~. smith, each. Bucksport, W. 7. Emerso Cot,
OraHd. VIM. II. Archer. Bellatty, lsworfh; yO-
liant, Murch Nnalhayen, Chas. Upton Luekins,
Franklin Mendoza, Duubar, Castine; Virginia,
Abbott, sullivan
vIsErARD HAvKs-Ar. Oct. 20. Sch Georg eta,
Woodward Bangor.
NEW YoRK-Pas ed through Hell Gate 10th.
Bound East. schs. Catherine, Dodge, New York for
Il, ston, Abraham Richardson, Patterson. Port
johnson for Boston.
City Island at Anchor 18th. Sehs Wesley Abbott,
Ellen Perkins, storm Petrol, Altavclia-
EDSAKTowN-AT. -, Sch Chrome, Wooster.
New York for Boston.
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MARRIED.

Vt. pe> rt-Oct- IL, by Rev \. y Jour-
Mr.. x J. Lord II Eden. -ud Mis-. J 81 Ms,o
Of vi. Deer.
>truhsn-Oct u br J. g. Googin- -,
Mr.. Edwin \ Hayfori. Il Mdbrldg,. Aui Ni--
Ala u. Col"wClt. 81 >tsub,u.
--o,t p. hy J. &. Go"Kin.. Ia. Mr.
EiAu,aIrEa ain. ~ Ntlhrllgc. Anj MI, MarIA
r't Flnkham. Of -i.ub,u.
Birch Harhor oct ~. hy VIM Rand. E.4
Mr. Oh-i Is. Crane snd Mi.s Patience T.
Perry. both Of ttouId,hnro.
sullivan Oct. u. by +. \. Noyr-, Ed
Nj. Fr.d Brtntan. u sullivan and Ml--
Ida {. Gordon. Of Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

Charles Higgins, Esq. is moving the
Deering House, preparatory to building an
addition Of about fifty sleeping rooms.
Many of our merchants are now laying
in large stock of goods, and no doubt are
expecting large and profitable business
during the fall and winter months.
Two Grand Excursions" are now ad-
vertised to Boston and return, via steamers
Nj. Desert. Penobscot and Katahdin from
their different points Of landing, at a very
low fare. Now is the time to visit the
Hub, also 10 witness the wonders of the
great Industrial Fair. ANEMoNE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

). W. x T.. G. Bowden, of North Cas-
tine, have recently bought of Dow n Coch-
ran of Brigadier's Island. Searsport. the
Short Horn Bull Roam Prince ! months old,
gIrth It. 8 in. This We hope is the open
ing up Of new era in stock raising IN this
vicinity, which will result in greatly i'm
proved stock and better farming generally.
The new ves,ry 10 the Methodist church
is nearly completed. which adds much to the
appearance Of the church as we'll as the con
venience OF the worshipers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

goNGkEG ATIoNAL-P Preaching At 10 - A n, sabhAth
~chool al II g \. NJ, evening service 81 ~ P N
ADMINISTRATIONS at and : IL p n Saboath Seheo
At Pm. Weekly Prayer Aeeiing. Tuesday evening 81
: IL clock
UNIrAEiAN-Church service at 10 b sunday school
al II j.: q
CArHoLIc-P Preaching at 10 - sabbath school at
2PM
METHODIST Preaching al ? and p n sabbath sehoo
at Pm
I'SIos TEMPERANCE NsNrSs-Every sunday Ats:ss
p. n. al Peters Han
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Winter hartsor

The fall term Of school in this district
closed Oct. Is The attendance Of some of
the scholars here is very irregular. but
those Who do realize that school means
work already show II b, their superior
scholarship. Ten we're not absent half
day during the term. Roderic Guptill had
the highest average rank IN the first class
Frank Tracy highcs rank in spelling in the
second class. Jessie Rand IN the third class
did not miss a word during the term
TEACHER.
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Judoment for a Large Amount.

NV lukh. Oct -.
In the suit q the Uu.on Pacific Railway
COMPANY against the Credit Mobi.irr q
America. begun IN the Supreme Court, Oct
2od.. Judgment By default vas taken
against them to-da, for - 2oe.3o5,Sl- The
plaintiff claims 10 be the Assignee Of
Thomas C. Daraut and Others. trustees IN
der " ha, !, known a. the Oakes Ames con-
tract with the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
Meeting Of Savings Bank Officials

N Ut NIA, VVI- n
The officers Of the Savings Banks of the
State are in session to-day, and two-thirds
OF. the Banks are represented. Bank Examin-
er Richards called the meeting to order.
Edward ?. Burnham, OF Saco, was made
president. and Silas C. Hatch. of Bangor.
secretary. 1t was voted to ask the legisla-
ture TO change the investment clause Of the
law striking out the whole. or portions of
the statute where investments can now be
made aud admitting some others, also to
reduce the tax from one to one half per
cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
Races at Presumscott Park.

There Was some good trol,ing at Presum-
scott Park, today, under the auspices Of
the Cumberland Agricultural Society.
10 the three minute race there were seven
starter. and the race vas not finished, tour
heats being lro;,ed. Time 2.4o in each
heat
In the hurdle race Jim 7 won.
In the > 40 clas, there we're five starters
Little Nell. Wonder, Transit, June and
Greynose -Four heats we're ,roued Grey,
nose winning fr,; and Little Ne! second.
lime 2.4o. go. 24l. 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26
Highly Esteemed.

The youthful color and rich usrre are
restored to faded or gray hair BY the use Of
Parker, Hair Balsam. harmless dressing
highly esteemed for liz perfume and purity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

HE -ub-c Thar hereby gives public notice TO all
i concerned, hat he has been duly appointed
AMI has taken upon himself thu trust Of Executor
uf the last VIII snd Testament of Asa II. Gray
late ~ ~ecigwick iu the County u Hancock, lie
ceased, by giving bund the law directs. he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said drcCnseI- estate, to make Immediate pay
n,ent, and thu-, whn have any Immediate demands
thereon t. exhibit the same for settlement
SIMEON ALLEN, EN'r.
October u. iSs3 8H4ts
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank
ellsworth. Name


UKUANILEH MARCH 2Ith. 1913,
MoNkl deposited on or before the lst da, 81
Iu March, June, september and D,ceInber " m
draw dividends from The drst OF same month
Dividends on deposits payable twice a y.sr
June and December. ''
Dividends soon ar dec Jared arr. ada.., r.. - =,
prnc,p a, thus compromising the interest averv
SIX months
Sc Under the existing law Of Tins tat. Al
deposits in ~aginE- Banks. are exempt from m n
niciI al taxation.
No returns o1 names OF dePnsitOrs are rrauir,.d
to be made to state OF tow, authoriti.s and n
accounts are held by this Bank To he strictly M
vate and confidential.
MaTr'eu women AMI persons under age can lie q.
pnsli nc ney IN their own names 80 that II can
b. drawn only bJ th' mselvrs. an Iheir order
Especial advantages adofded 10 Executors
1nardlans Trustees. and "the, having in charge
trust funds
GEORGE PAkCuEK, President
+sf q. q. BuRRIII Treasurer
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Indications :


II won't cost you one-half as much. DO
not DELAY. Send two 3 cent stamps Tor
postage, and We will send you DIR. kauf-
mann's great work, fine colored plates from
life on disease, its causes and home cure
Address A. p 0rdway & Co.. Boston, Mass
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To all who are suffering from boils. ulcers,
scrotula, carhuHcIes, or other obstinate dis
eases Of blood and skin. a course of BUR-
DOCK BLOOD BITTERs Will be found to be s
short road 10 heIith Price ~ 90.
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Attempted Burglary.

GREENFIELD Mass, Oct. "a
An attempt was made BY burglars to rob
the CONWAY Bank vault. last night. Five
holes we're bored IN the soft rim Of the
vaul:. but one reaching the steel lining.
The combination lock was broken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

HkNC Ck - At Court ~ Probate. holden at
kii- urth within and Tor tn count, Of Hanc.-
on the second "Wednesday of OctoLer, \. II.
l-S-
JAMES +. CEANEN having presented petition
praying that Juiia T.. Dribkwab.r ainaIuI--
TatTlN IF the ct tc Of Arthur b. DTInkwAte. ate
Of E-woI H. deceased NAV b, ordered to euy,, IL
lin certain real estate 81 -ad deceased, Accord
ing to contract ma,iy by the deceased
DBDLI Ed That the said petitioner 1--WE public
notice to all person interested therein rs pa ,h.
Ing copy II this oricr three werks success ,ely
in The Ellsworth American that they NAV appear
at a Court Of Probate b. be held al Ellsworth,
within and for said county oD the first Wednes-
day of l'cccmbsT next at ten Of the clock IN the
forenoon and show cause If any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Sw4%. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. p DoRR, Register
true copy Attest CHAs +. DORR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-26

The mills have fair head Of water and
are all running on full time.
The wife Of Mr.. John l.. Moor, one of
our Oldest citizens, was buried Sunday.
DR.. Parcher is still confined to his
house. but is better than when first attacked.
Judge Walton highly complimented the
two traverse Juries just before discharging
them, FRIDAY.
Rev r. T. White, pastor Of the Baptis,
Church, occupied the Congregational pulpit
Sunday morning.
Rev C. ". Huntington and wife are
/ in Boston visiting relatives and friends.
4 They will return next week.
/ \. Emery. Esq. left to-da, for Bos-
ton and New York on bushes, connected
" II the Eastern Maine railroad.
1t is reported that Francis Worcester,
Esq, is about to sell his dwelling house, on
State street. and remove with his family, to
Chicago.
The October term Of the Supreme Ju-
dica Court closed FRIDAY afternoon at I
O'Clock. Judge Walton lief, for Bangor the
same evening
-Bcniamin Maddox. OF this city, has
been appointed second assistant keeper Of
Mt Desert Rock light in place Of William
S,anle, promoted
The schooner Belle. together with
quantity Of liquor seized for violation Of
the Revenue law. will Le sold at auction a,
Franklin. SATURDAY forenoon, Nov. H.
Mr. Geo W Hale and wife returned
from Boston, TUESDAY night. NJ Hale ha.
been IN poor health for some time and Wis
tied Boston to obtain cmincn, medical adj
vice.
The Grand Arm, Pos, IN 'h,, city pro-
pose hereafter to hold regular meetings on
the 6r,t and third MONDAY. Of each month.
instead II meeting every Sees a, mas been
their custom.
CALVIN & Peck E>q city 'a> collector
.-., ,-.,...-., h,. r.,,r,,.l er..r, ,,.,, ~
Boston and VICINITY, Mr Peck ha. resumed
h. du,lc, and ., making 1, ,u.tr, FIR Ieln-
aacn, AK PAYERS.
"
'--. ''
-n- l. W. H,d-k u- ha, been = most
~ IN, rro, I4rus the pas, .umurr though
ua' confined 3 DO, hp4,e. Last sock he
,..it.! Va \ a.A flr the purpose. ai con-
.4.,lu. attn d. Hammond relative 20 a.,
cA,c
Re-, d. F.i ~H occupy the rulp.,
.r The C.urrera,loos. raaf.h 100 ia. r.,,.
SuuGa, morr,u. IL viii also deliver
lecture 100 Monday evening far The brnrh;
81 81, chapel. The lecture S.l p, delivered
10 the chap,.
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New Advertisements This Week

Treasurer szle-iuth.r lATd
Probate Nutise-Mars 4 Horton
To ihs Lsgls'stgrr-Easi lsmuius water 20
VITA ksl.,efcg
Auction Sal, & ~sirrd Properly u Hoptius
Natiu---A leKsnd.r FULTON
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At Court 81 frub,i, huIiru al T.. l-wurtii within
ani Tor the COUNTY uf Hauco.k On the second
Wednesday 81 tstvbcr, \. -. l-s..
4 G\E- !. hO>EBEp''h namcd EXrcutriN IN
n acsrtain Instrument purportiug To- he thr Last
VIII ami l-~Ltnrut Of Nahum o. ko-tbr,,ok- i4tt
~ hould-horo iu - county decreased. having
PTr-yHt'T the same Tor prubat.
. DLskB, That the s4ld \ -ue- J Ru-ehru. X give
notice "t4l PEI sons iutrrt -trf lN ClI- TX copy OF
J. "rtrr {" De- pubilshc three woes uCrr--
-iFtI! 10 ice ELLSWORTH Am. fiC.th y Iutr Ills
worth q at they may appear at Probate Court to
ie h'ih Al Ellsworth IA SAID county, GA the lr-t
W "Wednesday II Dee. next at ten of the clock th-
f"Trn""t, ami -hrW Caupc II ar they have, why
The SAID l. -trumrul should not d. proved, ap-
Uf said deceased.
81 ~ PARKER TUCK, Judzc.
AtIc-t .-CHAs. T. D"KK, Register
y true topy Attest .-CHAs. l.. Dor. Rc-l-Irr.
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nave l'''i''N b"''"h>'N '' f''tN " 49,
An uu4,uali, large nuuAr- % deer
haze been Killed IN thi. count, since Octo
Der
senator Hal, lcn Monday. f,r New
Y,rt ...,,l. mar, in the csmnsi,p IN tina,
and o,h,t State.
Nj +. Bousr, has nearly completed q
fin, residence. a, The corner Of Pine and
Hancock streets.
Tt. f,l-.. so. R,,,,.. .,...,, gave
......-.r TO-, ,l.,r ,.u ,..,-, rts-.J,y
.,.r... .t.,, ~. .,, slGova. r.
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'''' ave '''''''1 "
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. While Mt fa"'ri Nt.'' '' "''' N'''N>-
Vile w. el''' ht rope h'' annie '''''''e
at[c"'efeG Ms '''n''n' hAA''E >'''''
wound
Mr. J j. lar,e,. Of Irmon'. agent
Joy J,vrttN Hatch - 'h- cats. he, aiken
from rrr,r shop au Water Street SnI .'t. lpi
sets ~ ,,au,, 'a.- season. Oa Nanlt' ..e
Hour Narr..1n Carried T. more So, 70
Deer I-., flr h.r.
NJ II II t...,... t,. r.,-., -a-,.,...,.,
a new iva. .-.~, Eaf..r, house. ,r ,., -
near t.' junction o' Ma street 'H.. >'f''"
road. a' u.i h's," EaN ber" 'afH'- Aal.
thoroughly repaired a"- 0"N''F'r. ..." IN
e.. % 'hr n"" h'8'e
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hs,,u. ',',ah.n, nI' 1881. .,-n..'.. a..
fl o... ..4, - 3sr., \ D. W.a~n.
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other .. -.... ..,.,.. d.. -a,... s., ..H, With
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PATeWTo.
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rai Official iutercour-e
CHAs. NAsos tOmiHIs-Ipner OF Patents
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Entirely satisfactory,

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novelty delcacy and richness find Floreston
Cologne entirely satisfactory.
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The best cure for disease of the nerves,
brain and muscles, is Browns Iron bitters,
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f. X. HOPKINS. }
FRANK W. OSGOOD.
October IL. lss2
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth.
October Term, A. u. lisa
Upon the foregoing peutiOn, ORDERED, That
said petitioners give public notice TO all persons In,
terested. by causing copy of the petition, and
this order thereon to be published three week
succts-iyeIy IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth. in said County,
that they may appear ~ a Court Of Probate Tor
said County Ia be heidi Ellsworth the
first Wednesday OF December next, at ten OF the
clpos IN tn, forenoon, 10 snow cause If any
they have ~ the prayer Of sad p utioners should
not lie granted
sag. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest CHAs L. nORE Register
A true copy Attest ,-CHAs. T.. DuRR, Register.