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The Bombsrdment Of the Forts al
AlexAndris, Egypt, by British Yes
sells.

AfHrH
Aauara. seymour ts.eeraphs. ''lhe sh.p'
optas4 IRE az + O'Clock tt.s morning lhr
r,tarH IRE from ihg fHfs. was peaA and Co.,
sHettaa. ard ar eNT.H..aH 81 far' Narsa o..
karat haa u,-arrta p, se.HeA lh'
tafr,sf.an.sa' af she STANDARD. oa ilf
Is,.a=.H... Telegraph. a. f...Hss AZ ..tN
tht AsAarl-l. Sultan aui >4Psra uss lr-
f-s .r.a tar frr.h#a-..as. Tie af..rIs.
a. .ass H,-lsl Dob f-,r .hgi. a. FRET 'r..
sfar- ~ ftt .H.as. IHs rsst 20 trs fleet
thfH rs.arl lr ard f.r agtiau tzeame sfnrr-
A.ts fu.rft u..r4.rs g4Hua-.a- "a 'uH
fsts ceased hriug feft faar1s alI'ar' g.
b. mach damaged Irc .hlf- have nat. a.
fsT d. ai,.tr,e4. suffered ars damage
aIu 4. NJ. Ihs dt,aeA ou tas tsrts has
nov hosu krpt uq iva talrs- >uese aaHs'
over the touu. along 'as ..ne - SHORE ha,-
teIss and among TIE sh.qs and . .' in
cult O. ses vhaf damage hss tetu done u
D. certain however that iat enemy has sui
fersl sen heavily. Fur; Nara J.. Karat
has been blown W ts .rt from The other
halteres. The forts are ..aeAeHIuE Their
fry Toe top ef the towers Of Fer' lAAros
have been carried aWas and many guns are
disnouuteG on thar and other forts
telegram from the Eastern Telegraph
Campanv's steamer. ChAiera. sent al HIS
A. VI. saw The bombardmeu; continue
The forts arr gradually being sscnoed- he
Ras-ef-Iu fort, are suffering severely from
the dlsas,rou. IRE q the ships Alexandra,
Superb and Tomer4Irc.
\ dispatch from Port said s;ates that the
British Consu. there. by order # Adm'ra.
Seymour, has stopped the ships N enter
ing the Suez Canal. \ dispatch just r.
oeI,ed from Alexandria SAYS the magazine
al fort Ada. has been blown up.
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y oisseo OF.

Las, week Hiram Leach received let
tiers from Lieut.. DanenhoWer and Prof
Newoomb ia which they spoke Of has son
Herbert IN the most complimentary terms.
DAneuhower SAYS Herbert was closely as
sociated with me and IN fact was my night
hand man in travelling through Siberia.
When proposed TO 20 back with steamer
Lena, be vas among the first to offer to 20
back We all liked Herbert very much"
He gave direction. for sending letters TO
him. and further adds Il would suggest
sending newspaper clippings IN sealed ell
yelOpes like letters for newspapers are gen
orally overhauled by Russian officials" New
comb saws Of him I'VE always were excel
lent friends and he stood well with both
Danenhower and Melville and with all the
crew generally. ! am proud Of him. and as
sure YOU the feeling is one YOU and yours
will be fully justified in expressing. Judge
now he will be home next winter unless ae-
cidents happen and possibly before. He was
in good health and spirits and piucky clean
Through. and one of the very smartest men
( in a generally excellent crew"
/ e. X. Bowden Esq. met with a serious
| accident last week. While digging away a
sandbank in his brick yard, portion of the
bank gave way bruising one leg badly, and
/ injuring him internally.
-Leander c. Perkins of this place es-
tablshed, and has for some time superin-
tended Sabbath school in what is known
as the Back Ridge District, Orland. A re-
/ cent visit TO the same convinced US that a
christian Of high standing, is carving out
the spirit of his profession and doing a worthy
work. How many unimproved opportuni-
ties are yet awaiting benevolent souls.
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-Unhang Your scythes when carrying
them through the streets, or be subjected to
fine of five dollars.
We learn that gentleman Of this cit,
has purchased and placed upon Reeds Pond
a fine. safe and commodious sailing yacht fol
pleasure parties. This beautiful pond is but
about half hours drive from the cit, and
being well stocked with land locked salmon
piekerel and white-perch will no doubt be-
come favoriie resort of pleasure seekers.
In the horse race at Machias, July 4
T.. II. Greely's horse, Capt. Sprague, won
the sweepstakes purse of 500 IN three
straight heats. The 3 minute and 2-5O
races we're both won by Addison Squirting
horse. Ola, more. driven by T.. II. Greedy
The 80 purse was S7j and the minute
purse was $50. Evidently the Ellsworth
horses took the cake"
The sad news i received Of the death
of Nh, Rosa ~, uife Of Mr.. q. l.. Swett,
Of Bismarck. ID. T., formerly Of East la
moline. Mr. SWEET vas the eldest daughter
of Mr.. C. l.. and Mrs. AlmIra Delaitte, Of
Minneapolis. MINI. bot formerly Of this
city whore Mrs. S~ttt vas born. She vas
a true and devoted wife and mother, be
loved b, al uhn knew her. aud died m full
love and faith 900 her Rcdcrmer. The many
friends IN Ellsworth and lamolne tender
the dccpe., sympathy 20 the stricken fami-
lies.
A handsome ncw fishing schooner,
- 63 tom, hurihcn. built Al Past BDoihbay
b, Moss James McDougali \ sons for
Mr. Isaac A : Steele and Capt John
Chisholm q Giouoc>isT. Was tose4 o. Cape
Ann on Medus .ias.h, the Tug C. VI Winch.
o. ~ r-s-I She has hceu named William
u Wellington. Tor Mr. Wellington. 81 the
~e.l ku1~u firm e Y. Bosnion \ Co. Of
BOSTON. ana ui ~ employed ~ the mack
erri s,fuIue p4slntss under command 81
Capt, john " Mcfarland, formerly 81 Ia
ulsra
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BfoakItn

Mo-, q our summer school. have
closed or are 10 close soon. 4, rule The,
have beeu very saccr,sfl.. though IN 4 fru
Cl-'rrts the attendance ha, been 4lirr
than ia year, past Ml,s l.. & Friend has
lausa; 10 district, aud . With her usual
good success. Me- y l. Reed taught ii
NJ. = NitA excellent success
" ; "a, taught IS Ms Nellie STANLEY.
~h" gives promise Of much u,ctu,nes, IN ;hc
profession. /, was her ir.t term. Mr.
bcila Gnud.r taught ~ No. q. Her long
experience a. teacher VAS uf great adj
vantage 70 her pupils and der admin ,,ra-
t!ou Of the affair, % the s-hoO. va, h.shl
satisfactory.
No Wa, taught by Miss Bertha ). Hale
With good results or seventeen pupil. Ill
all. ten werv neither tArdy OF absent dIr.ug
the term Of seven and one half weeks
Mi,' Laura Higgins j. succeeding dnely
in her first term 10 No. :. H. district No.
>. MIR. r. 7. Ober . having ner usual good
success. This school la, the lIryesi but not
the most regular attendance OF any IN Town.
Dist. No. !. noted for the quiet ORDERLY de-
pertinent OF IL children. is under the care
OF Miss Nellie Cole. aad ,hls i her hrst
school, and Is successful
We adopted the Free Text Book" system
this year with much advantage ID the
schools. Pupils are much better supplied
with books, an. At less cost
SUPERVISOR.
Jul,
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saw advertised, some time ago, what
was called Insect Powder" which was war-
ranted to destroy all kinds of insects. See
ing that the squash bugs were destroying my
cucumber vines, | procured box Of this
powder, thinking. of course, it was hum
bug busted little upon the bugs, and
in less than FIVE minutes, all that the pow
der touched had died. Being near the po
tato patch | tried a little upon the bugs.
For about one minute they did not move.
Then they began TO manifest the greatest
uueasiness. Running down the stalks, they
commenced TO crawl over the piece. fol-
lowed one. and he crawled about fifteen feet
before giving up. They seemed to manifest
the greatest agony. biting everything they
came in contact with They all died within
fifteen minutes from the time powder was
put upon them. IL Is an impalpable pow.
der. put up in tin boxes with perforated
cover. ready for use. and comparatively
cheap. and the children can use It with
safety. believe It will prove the best
thing to destroy potato bugs We, found.
4. Adm.
July IN
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Rev Mr. Evele,h preached in the Rap
tst Church las, SUNDAY.
F. X. Mclutirr has built a wharf a. r.
Biuchill. TO enable him 10 ship ms paving
We received pleasan, call from Mr.
Dakin Of the Name hiHiHg JoWrsdi, Mon
day.
Help in the hay-fel is scarce and
wages are high
Work on the Bluehill. Douglass. Stew
art and Young iiccla mine. i being pushed
With gor, and the Douglass ar, Shipping
their dcsulphcrIed ore.
Capt Chase IS working up quite a trade
in furniture.
Mr. \ G. Hlnckley has been appointed
Agent 81 the Amerlcau Express Co.
The Henry Morrison brings a large
freight list on every ;Hp.
MIN" Ia, shinged his stable.
Mr. H. :. smith has very much I'm
proved the looks Of hi. house
One Of the miners had over $3.50. stolen
from his trunk JuIs &. ROB.
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ARRIVED.


Fri,iay, July :.
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker, Boston.
sch LOdsskia, Leach, Bosom.
SAILED.
saturday. july s.
Sch Forest city. Trew0rgy, Rondout
>sh Attain lioSs 10y, kief, New York.
sch Copy. Milliken, hosiou.
ARRIVED.
Sch T.. VI. Branscou,h, Lord. salem.
Sch storm Petrel. Herrick. sury.
Sch Agricula, W-iimore. Portland
Sch Ralph h. Grant, Grant, liockland.
ARRIVED.
sunday, JulyS
sch Arboreer Clark. 10 ton.
sch Vim. ~. Atcdcr. Beliaty, Boston.
sch Panama. Leach, Boston
sch harceilus, Rrmick. nn-tpn.
sch May Wymar. Barbour, u. -,en.
>ch Telegraph, Rcmi h r., kiand.
ARRIVED.
Monday. July 70
sch Mechanic, sunspn, Bo-ton.
SAILED.
Tuc-,iay. July II.
sch Ralph n Grant. Granl. r. sIand
sch ienuoTa. BSn-ry. frAnkhn.
ARRIVED.
Sch ws-tsrioo. jordan. Boston.
ssh frank Pierre, GraaL 20 tsni.
>-h Asgah Hayues. T. nj, fail Rivvr.
syh MI Ncravn. e,-thy, B"ston.
SAILED.
WEDNESDAY, July y.
Sch Wesley Abbott. whitaker. ~ = rrk
ssh tg " kil-wur.h. Huuscy. Nvw iurk
Sch ~sioio, -siivr, -.
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Official Report.


In Commons, this evening, tie ilnano!a!
Secretary Of the war Office read the following
,el-gram-Alexandrla. 30 +. VI. The total
number killed ). and wounded .. d3>irbut-
Cd as follows. killed on Alexandra l, superb
l. Sultan ,. Infexible wounded. on
Alexandria 3, Superb !, Sultan :, lnvnoible
s. Inhexible ,. and Perhaps :.
Twelve officers snd men we're landed from
the InAexible under cover Of the fire Of the
Condor and Biitern and DESTROYED with
dynamite the heavy guns Of Fort Max.
In the House OF Lords tins evening
Northbrooke read telegram just received
stating tina; all the forts had been sllenoed
except one or two inside the harbor.
Al SIS this evening the Heiicon ap-
proached the In,incible with officials from
ber,isch Pacha who had been irving to find
the flag ship all night with letter from
the Ministry TO Admiral Seymour offering
10 dismount the guns. Admiral Seymour
replied that the time for negotiations had
passed.
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The school in Dist No. q. closed June
p. after very profitable term Of i~rlvc
weeks laugh, by Herbert O Ames 90 Or
land. This ~as Mr.. Anne, first experience
IN teaching but the successful Performance
Of has duties IN the school room speak well
FOR him in the future
The school a, the Rye6cld Dist. so
called, presents an example Of a first class.
~Ide awake school and under the instruction
Of Miss Adria Ba.sdcll 81 this town cannot
fail Of suocc.s
Ne arr sorry to learn that the school
in Dist 40 Z. has hccn suspended ~ &C.
cuuu, Of the mrasls. This school was
taught by Miss Lou Wheeler Of Ca,iiuc
lNAN
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Occupation Of Port Said, on the Suez
Canal Ex ected.

A news despatch say, the fire Of The feet
commands the ra..way go Caro- 3 q"
noon four fort> were blown up No casual
tics OF the feet were dIsCeruah.e. y pm
waite Telegram from rort sad stale, that
the French Consul there hA- ordered the
embarkation Of French subjects The
occupation Of Port SAID = expected TO take
place to-day.
Granville said the bombardmeni Of
Alexandria does no, constitute . declaration
Of var asains, the allied power, a. the
government IS not IN alliance V.th Them.
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1il.~ orth 1AIi.

Farmer, quite generally commenced
having on Monday.
--K Rev, Nj Smiley of Holden preached
IN mon Hall last sabbath
-Oslne 10 ,oarrtt, Of mrn aud low
prlc,, Of Lumber. not man, Of the mai, ar,
RAINING 10 their f4. capacity.
-liar;.huru. Eth, y Co.. are loading
>cn Marccilu, ~i'h .umbcr for Nc~ lork
-Dasl. y Smith contemplate repairing
their mil extensively in a fr~ weeks.
Robert Wrhbcf cut and badi, ,nauglc,l
the Auusk.es uf h,s left hand. a short time
since. ~hl.e al work al a circular saa IA
HaI,shorn. EllIs 4 Coz mill H.
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Missionary Meeting

The Nomau's Ni.siouar, Meeting 900 'hls
eis Jsrr -. "a, q pleasant sIcfc,s. Rep
rcsca;at.,,. utrr present from the chlrchc.
20 Mar,a,ule. Btueh... North Seis~ ok.
lammnc. frnoh.rut. fremont and Eden.
Mr. Cousins II lamoine. presided. The
morning session "a, devoted 90 reports from
the different cT,.c.. Though les. cucour-
aging than could have h,vu dcstcd. they
showed that there Arv SISTERS Ia the county
~ho have JGs cause nf missions deeply at
heart. lhc piouic dinner m the ,cstry Was
apparently ,uloyrd by all The afternoon
SESSION VA treat. Nj, Curtis, los her
PRAYER. remarks and excellent report. did
much 20 inspire the SISTERS Nth ues hope.
Mr. II. " Hale spoke casliN and graph
lCai.y Of Do, iA B4rmah and almost sucocci-
81 90 making her hearers thank that they
v,rc there Ncmmic klaspp. the loupg
karca. b., hls modest; manly sior, 81 Es.
heather home OF h. Christian conversion
and his coming 20 America faf study, won
tae heart, ai all present. 4 letter from Mr.
Robert, Sas read b, Ms, Sargent u Boo also
conducted an Instructive concert EXERCISE.
Rev. Nj. Johnston spoke ~ The Importance
ut turning the inspiration ui the meeting ;u
pract.ea. account and MIR l4Aiar follow, 81
With encouraging remarks oa the sFoaih 81
TIE MISSIONARY ,p.t4i among Baptist churches
Do Hancock COUNTY. The Afternoon session
closed v.fa rynafA, from Mr. Cousins and
PRAYER b, Mr. paaa, OF Meanwhile. IN the
evening Hes. Nh n4naus;aa spoke un
"ihr .p.ul Of tie gospel. missionary
sp,r, and Rev, Mr E,cIc'h GA "tAu.j-
lAa.ty. 20, um. t!aic and pressing need OF
ID, hrs-Hra World The ts,,tsae "a, an
inspiring uao ...G % O., hsp,. ~.4 lead To-
Increased missionary yea! iu the oharchc,
represented
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The Turkish Porte.

C0N>TANIINuFLE. JalN H.
Lord DufFerin notified the Porte. Monday.
Of Admiral SEYMOUR intention To bomuard
Alexandra forts, e Arab iaeha remained
obdurate The Porte. the same evening. tel
egraphed to Mu,qua Pacha. Turkish amha>-
sador at London. that such an ao; would
constitute grave iufrao,ion Of the -oNereign
rights Of the Sultan and that 1t expected the
British Government TO order the AdmITa. 10
aLsfaIn
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Eighty-Fise Dollars Lost

You do not tell the tina, Your husband j,
up and entirely cured By 80 simple q uedl-
cine a. Parker, Ginger Tome ?" Yes. .u-
deed. | do said Mrs. Benz amin ~ her
nrlghbor, and after We had lo,, eight, i've
dollars in doctors bill. and prescriptions.
Now N, husband feels as well A. ever
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a Fool andHi, Money Soon Parted.

How true some of these old sayings are.
A friend Of mine paid travelling quack
$50 to cure him of Serofula, from which he
had suffered Two years. lie gave nun a
bottle Of stuff which only aggravated the
disease. When he went to consult him a
second time, the quaek had left for parts
unknown. Upon learning the circumstances
| recommended Sulphur BItters. Five bot
ties cured him Courier
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Freight Handlers Strike.

NV NORM July IL
There Is no change to-day IN the oondi-
ton Of the freight handlers strike. The
companies declare they are dlsposing Of
freight received almost a. fast as formerly
and that the new hands are rapidly oeoom-
ing skilled Il the work. shipping was hight
tins morning. Committees from different
German Societies are engaged m visiting the
different pier, pcrsuaJlng their fellow ooun-
tr,mrn from working against striAcrs.
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Domestic Porte.

-WAS'S Ist.ASI ar Juiy 4 Schs. Amelia ,.
tuht. ~t.n-uu. ~ hhi-. ma kvr,l, George ,
kr~tr. t.usl ~ hhis ma krrsI, Beul .miu :
right. ~pragu,. - Ht.i- ma kerel t-uhisn Rule
u ~iiu-ln. -. hll- nackcrsl " hY uAs Ast, tul
brunk. .-s tIi ma, krrcl. VI Huntsiu lsuuI. stan.
lrs, a. D 1i- na'srrc.. ~aT b Eab-sn, NJ kay
10. ubl- Mas Acrri Lucy i. Va rrn. k-nL ratrh
not rylrrsss', Alice }. ,'uu just pac eel out. An
na VI. sash, Smith. i ubl-- masksTrl. Robert
fetit-. . joyce. C.ttrli nnt .VInrtst, Highland
guesn. JHFc,. o." Hbi. hlckVrv 4 uTl=Fral nm.
Staple. catch unt IMPORT. ttlal IpuuS. bridges,
cat. q u..t ~ Enrtvi, Henri T. Philips D. NJ Joy GO,
catch NOT o. p,.rtsvi.
-trTH Nt-T H1RwpR. Ar July 5. sch. Wide
Awake kun-. 40 hbia markrrri. Nrw,h -.
kru. ri. rAl M reported. " ihihrr, MrI-nnr.
cath nat ~ o. rt.l. Nuluutrr., smith. catch not
r,lalrt,yl. Arls. NprNn.-i. KusuHkm
pttR IsLE Ar June 4. sch Alpine. scott,
Bauz,tr
Juae p. -rh {, a -I-anrI. ia kcil Bsusvr.
Juur -. sch New h. hand. E,,k. BanEur.
june -. ~eh. Loo, l.u pNA-. ~ ssksl. Boston.
Juls :. - Eot-'. i.l ron. tais. ma. Lor,itus.
sd jams -. sch & ~. ~iunpr.i. Hsskrii. Biae
hiil
june .. ~,h Aipluc ~rnti. New YORK
June ~, IN sea Zealand, or. ynlaa, NrW Bel
fuul.
Jay 4 ~ch. Robcr, Hyron. Cole, On d.hing
crul-r-
Ar Iunr y. >.h ninn, I"wc E..ck auI.
Jan Hi. sch nl!str Tr.u. Harbour
H"~T"S Ar JuIs z. ~ch A"ung Vernon. Fee.
t.g kiEswut ~.
E,LrtNuR, >ht July :. N. David Fau-t.
smith, iIuH River.
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-Ha,makcr, will turn to" with ~ III
neat week.
The Gou,d,boro mine is not yc, ready
10 start up"
Il :. nuu.frr val. next week complete
BIZ oontrac, Of ii'ly thousand PAIR, oi bar
rc. heading.
-Gu1eau hanged and a Christian "a
tiuu j. '1ilshoi /, appears that Ne d" no,
estimate the conduct q men %, the standard
Of the gospel. bat TIA, a. reduce the stan
dard Il the sa,Pc. To- the contact % men.
Bow are ~ha' .i.ir5' r,g.. 10 srur f.r~a-t.-
tor ''n inspired. lcu thousand ar, passes. q, %
Y !. l..
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Deer Sale.
The school in Dist. No. s, taught by
Miss Hattie Hatch is progressing nicely, the
attendance being larger than that of any
sumner term for some years.
Boston tourists have already commenced
to flock TO Deer Isle.
The Deer Isle Gazette has been getting
along slowly, and is now in hourishing
condition.
Matters at the deer Isle" mine are
progressing finely. The vein is gradually
widening ard a better grade of ore is nearly
ready for shipment. S. S.
Inix 3
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SoUTH CHICAGO, July IL.
Everything is quiet at the mills Of the
Calumet Iron and Steel Company. This
morning large crowds gathered around the
depot waiting the arrival Of trains. Prepa-
rations are being made to start OFF 3 Of Is
furnaces with non-uninn men The officers
of the Company are here and there Is large
force Of police on hand About 90 special
police hSye been sworn IN. Union men
claim thai they viii not make any trouble.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
] conc, rnei, tHat sh. has been duly appointed,
and has taken up herself. the trust 4 an Admin
stratrix Of the Estate of rthur r. Drinkwater La
of Ellsworth in the County OF Hancock deceased by
giving bond the law directs she therefore re-
que all persons whs indebted 10 he said
de~ea- ed'- es aie TO make Immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to ex
hibit the same for payment.
JULIA E. DRINKwATFR. Adm'x.
Jun. 81 ls~a aw-2ss
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The only iron preparation that does
not color the teeth, and will not cause head
ache or constipation, as other iron prepare
tiuns will. is Browns Iron Bitters
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Ellsworth American
Failure of a Business House.

CALAIS, July IL.
Putnam Rolfe K Son. of Princeton, Lum-
Der and General Business. have made an as.
signment. Liabilities $50 600 assets about
the same but are unavailable.
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] concerned, thai ~ has heen duis appointed,
and has taken uualn himself ne trust - EXrru.
tur o. thr last Win AMI Ta-lamaui
~ DAVID NORTON late q
frnutssut iu the unity ~ Hanragk lie
ceased ~ giving bnnt a. IT, iaw dire q be- there
Or requests Al T.rs,sns wfa arr tnshtssi D. tlf
q fnasssi estate 90 uak ifiltui tafe IA taeut
AMI thusr abb have ang iul1iszi Sc iftnansia
thrFvun O. exhibit lie sHue for 20 IsHsrut
NOAU . NuigT,lN. Ex'r
h.. .
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
June 7, rm, A. d.. 1852.
Accounts having been d ed for settlement IN es-
tatas of
MONROE YOUNG, tate AZ Trenton.
Levi ~ wyman, e. a. KRIS.
MICHAEL CARLETON, late Of OrldRd.
Nathan N Powers, Adnlr.
ORDkRED,-That the said accountants awe no
uee TO ali persons interested hy causing copy OF
this Order 10 be publishes thrcc weeks successive.
~ In the Ell>Sor merican that hey may appear
at a Probate Court, g. De- holden az Eilsw Orth on
the urst "Wednesday OF August next a. ten Of
tn elock IN The 70 enoUn, aud hos cause. q any
they have, why the same should ct Re allowed
sw1s' PARKER TUCK. judge.
Arrest tHNs. 2 puRR Register.
\ true copy Attest Gas. =. DuRR. Register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives publ notice 10 all
\ concerned. that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin
istratur OF the Estate OF L. nard Canda e, late of
Il uehil the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law q reefs; he therefore
requests all person. who are indebted 70 the said
ieeeaseds estate, 70 make immediate payment a d
those who have my demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the same for payment
SAMUEL J. CANDAGE.
Nay IL. lisa. avbs
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoNGREGA attracting at 10 30 A. NJ, sabbath
school at n IS 4 NJ Evening service at ~ p. N.
Preaching Al and Ia sabbath school
att r.G. Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening at
USIrGEaS-Church service at 10 % sunday School
n a. a.
Preschns at IL: 30 sabbath school at
2F
UNIoS TEMrEEAsck MEETISs-Every sunday Ais:ts
P. n. Al Peters Han
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MARRIED..

Cherry acld-JuIy 2. D., Rcs. 4. =. Harden.
Mr.. Ira Grant and Nj, Driia T.. Mun-on,
both Il her field.
Ea,t ~ulli, an-JuIy 10. by Rev. " BsldN in
Mr. John n. >Irptamsn. u Mime Ipolt-
MINI. auL Miss julia NJ Kingsley. % West
duuil.boru.
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School in District No. 4, closed July
!. This school taught by Miss Mabel
Hopkins was as also the preceding ones
taught by her success. Miss Hopkins
commences a term in the next District July
9. On account of sickness prevalent among
the children there were only five who were
not late, dismissed or absent lone half day.