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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-28

The Octol,er Vide Itcdke open, with u
dainty draw ing by Miss McDermott. designed
a frontispece tor fanciful story by susan
Hale entitled The Hope Works" Many
other excellent short stories make this number
a very entertaining one "A Nap in q Cannon"
q tale Of the Chsre-town Navy Yard. 10y Mrs.
:. b. &. Ssmuels; Captain Scampadoro,"
hy w. II. v. campbell; Captain tinpcetts'
Sunrise Party" drsi-rate circus story. by
Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz; and Ralph, Cub" by
John ireston True MIR. Talbo's comedy,
mo Questions Asked" which has been
kcenI, enjoyed by both young AMI old. is
brought TO q capital close, a are also Miss
Harris beautifui ~ It'd Flower Paper" with
their series of tiue drawings by Miss Hum
phrey. There Is romantic chapter Of The
Troj War" the serial by Boy, and very
exciting one OF Lost Among Navsge-," the
BnrHean serial, BY David Her. Arthur Gil
IN MS Dictionary paper is useful and also ~
t,rtaining; snd Edward Everett Hale. 1.-The
political editor OF Vide i,edke,' sends from
Spin very cleareNplana!inn of IN" Egyptian
question. The hr~t of the set Of Old Time
Papers, by Luthera hitney, app. ars 10 this
number: il is called ~ suit NJ HOmespun."
and explains. with it, df cen illustrations.
some Of the homely processes OF making wool
en- cloth at home in esrlS day. As usual.
there are many pleasant poems in this number
Swec h,srt~ Lesson" by Mary +. Wilkins;
The Wonderful Country Of Go ID Boy land =,
by VI. +. Il Turkey Tai Broom" by Clar a
Deliver, The song Without Words" by
\ thur Crandsii; "llappinr - by Mrs. Eliot;
sud there arr A.so Tangles and Original Music.
The hautauqus Reading Course for the Sc
cond wear begins in this numb r, opentug wi h
Miss Harris Little Bog ,phes Of Pleasant
Authors for Young Fok-," the initial paper
being very tempting one concerning SIR
W alter e IT. Prof >sr.cni Il Harvard Col
icge b. Gins \ series Of Health and Streng h
papers for the BOYS; samuel Wells. y - RE.
Through Microscopes" 4 by, "A BN's
W ri shop" aud there is also q. lightful
e apter Of Anna dart,'. House eeping," by
The Mex Neighhor; aui the first of an i'm
= rtAnt srIi :, Famous Trials" BY Benz
Vaughan Abbott. each 81 " tch j. to ms q
our young citizens familiar " itG some mpOr-
tsut principle IN lsw
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Biuehill in 1895.
A SUFFERER.

The Hon0uraLl. Senate AMI HoHss Of Rep
reseHtdtircs M General court assembled.
The Petition Of the Proprletors nov Resi-
dent In Township called No. 3, on Blue
hill Bay In the County of Lincoln and Com
monwealth of the Massachusetts Humbly
Sheweth That In the wear 1862 the Gov
enor and Council and House OF Representa-
tlyes, then In General Court assembled,
made formal Grant OF sA townships 10
David Marsh and others OF one Of which
Towns your Petitioners are Original Pro-
prietors and Agreeable to sand Grant, We
came Into the wilderness upon the Incour-
agement thereby given la the years 1868
and 1904, In order to fulfill the conditions
of Sand Grant, and accordingly have fully
satisfied the conditions Of sand Grant Except
the settling of Minister, and We have had
20 wears quiet and Peaceable Possession,
and further, after We had been Settled here
some time the Grant not being confirmed
by the King, the GOVERNOR and COUNSEL
was pleased to Issue a Proclamation for the
encouragement of such Inhabitants as had
Settled In those Towns In order to fulfill the
conditions of said Grant, Viz, In the year
1868 said Proclamation was lssuid Deeiar-
ing the Intention of the then Province OF
Massachusetts to protect and defend the
said Lands to the Proprietors settled under
the said Grant, upon which We went on with
courage, the Houses being built and the
land Cleared, which was required TO fulfill
the conditions of said Grant, and We hnd
his Excellency the Goyenour and COUNSEL
willing to assist US In everything that was
reasonable, that Law In their power to Pro-
mote the Settlement Of the Wilderness,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The State r air.

LEWISTON, Sept 26.
The fair opens today with a good atten-
dance and with every prospect Of a larger
attendance than usual Large numbers of
prominent farmers and hor>emen are here.
The entries of stock are very large. Fine
exhibits have bees made of Jerseys. Here
ford,. Short Horns, Holsteins and Grades.
There is a fine exhibit Of drawing oxen and
fat cattle There is a good exhibition Of
garden vegetables but a small quantity of
dairy products. Aroostook makes a big
exhibit for the socieIy's special premium.
Al the hall there Is a large exhibit Of man
ufactured goods hardv are machinery, canned
goods, etc The art gallery is excellent;
II the pomologicaI department the number
Of entries Is good and makes an interesting
exhibition. The races were well attended
for the first day it being estimated that four
thousand people were present S'N cases
of goods from Kansas were placed an the
hall TODAY. The entire, have been Target,
increased today aud the clear weather gives
The officers or the society encouragement
tha, the falr vii. be grand success IN all
respects.
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eseasIi,.sot.

penoh-sos.
We are bordering on an age Of free
rum. Judging from the number of persons
seen drinking the fiery beverage lately. OF
who show signs Of having taken too much,
What we need now is real prohibition in
fact as well as in law Temperance people
are beginning to realize that the mos, etlec-
tive way of preaching prohibition is 70 en-
force ii. The Republican party, as 'the
party of Law and order will he held respon-
sble for the enforcement or non-enforce-
ment Of the Prohibitory law-and We hope
it will do its duty fearlessly without regard
to rum votes or rum money. The time Is
coming when the people viii not be satisfied
with meaningless words, but will demand
action, noble, godlike action"
MIR j. u. French. of Brewer, has been
among the farmers exhibiting and selling
territory for the Centennial Grange Gate
patented by Col. Richardson. Of Elmira,
y. Y 1t seems 10 be superior to anything
vet introduced Of the kind.
In this section the drought has not at.
fected the crops SO seriously as was antici-
pated during the earlier part Of the season.
The potato crop will vary much on adJuin-
ing farms. Some report all excellent crop
while others say their crop is very light
The grain crop is coming IN good, 80 the
thre>her> say.
a short time since the sewing circle At
North Penohscot were informed BY Mr..
John Hatch that Mrs. Susan Hatch. lately
deceased. had bequeaihei,by her vail. to the
clrcle one hundred dollars TO be expended
on the Methodist church and parsonage.
Mr., Hatch during the larger part Of her
.ie-timc was devoted member of the
Methods, Church. aud dccpI, Interested IN
IT,, temporal A. well a. spiritual welfare. al
Nay. giving literally for the support q is
mac, objects
We we're happily surprised to be in
formed nor long since of on, woman uot far
from here Who hAd worn a bonnet t~c.yc
,rai. with bat little change. ia spite q
,,cT-ohangine fashion, and il looked a.mo.,
a, good a, new. She ought to receive the
thank. of the Female Reform Society, Il
,acr, = such a society .n cst,,sus,l an! a
gold medal for her woman, independence.
She ought to be- a..parI the rsh; ut ,4f.
'rs.-. t.. / 'A.uL .H4. at.i.l ytt,, vtr.ft.f ~
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=. d. Richards of this city, before re-
ported i'll, is extremely low and it is thou ght
cannot recover.
The wife Of Rev. +. a. Van Kleeck. of
Trenton, is hing at the point Of death at
their home in that town.
There will be an exhibition Of roller
skating at Hancock Hall. Saturday evening
by a Juvenile from Bar Harbor
DIR. l.. :. Chilco,t, of Bar Harbor. was in
Ellsworth, Saturday and returned SUNDAY
pr. Chilcott has successful dental practice
in Bar HArhor.
The managers Of the skating rink have
decided to take private classes for instruc-
ton. if suitable inducements are offered.
on any afternoon teNcep, Sa,urday.l after
sChoo aaur,. or pa ,euin.> other than those
nov established
On the 22ud inst. at Franklin. Special
Inspector O. +. STACY, Of Boston, seized for
violation Of the revenue laws. the sch.
Belle, ll.l3 tons. commanded by Capt.
Lewis II Grant, of Bar Harbor This
vessel has been suspected Of smugg ling
for some length Of time, and the at
teniion Of revenue cutters and customs Of
tccr, va, called to her some months ago.
Previous 10 her seizure Mr.. Stacy had been
on the watch for her about a week. a part
Of the time searching for her in the little
steamer 'Te,hy,." Capt, Corners, Of Bar
Harbor. To Deputy Collector Cnilcott,
Who went TO Franklin to take charge Of the
seized property. Capt. Grant unhesitatingly
Acknowledged tha, the liquor, on board
were purchased at Campo Beiio, and brought
INTO the United State, With the intention Of
c,adms the requirements Of the revenue
laws
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The Ringer.

Tn, OLD RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
j, stl.l ~ the lead with a valuable improve
mrut, which makes it noiselcss ana the
hghlrst running in use. No one has ever
questioned their DuEABILrrl. They have
stood the test for over quarter If d ran
iiyy. and to-day ninc-tcnths of all the Man
utaC,urcrs throughout the world are using
them and three fourths Of ali the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers We
caution people not TO be deceived by ire
spon,ible representatives Of some one-horse
concern. whose principles are low enough
To Tx second hand Singer machine to cx-
h.b,t ~ their Office, to compare 1t With their
.hnddy machines, padded ath cotton and
raw hide 10 deaIcn the morse Il d, .ow com
petition, hn net h hun,bngy,L They can
not furnish any q! our Manufacture except
second hand machines, a. W DO not SCI. 10
Spectators. To accommodate our rapidly
Increasing hu,lnrs, ln thu, section We have
OPENED a Branch office a, Ellsworth where
~ wi, b. pleased 10 see an, on, tina, want,
anything 90 the Ncu.ng Machine Lane Ma
chimes Repaired.
IuE >I>otK NfD. CO.
Ellsworth Branch over >umsu~by's Store.
Mana 81
u Knows. Manager
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Countery and as they Declared their Inten-
ton TO Defend US against all other claims to
this Part Of the Countery, Especially that
of the Earl of Sterling either by Patten or
Grant from which We are sufficiently De
Tended by sand Proclamation. We cannot Pos
SADLY suppose but that the true Intent both
Of said Grant and Proclamation we're that
Every Proprietor should enjoy his rights
and Privileges without any other Aeknowl-
l-rment than the fulfilling the conditions
OF said Grant. aud furthermore your FIX
cellency aud Honours cannot be unacquaint-
ed With the great eNpence We have been at
In LAYING out these Townships. and the ex-
pense We have been at In trying to Procure
the Kings Appreciation and likewise In full
filling the conditions Of said Grant-But
perhaps this objection will be made by some
who will say We have no ordained Minister,
and therefore We have not fulfilled the con
ditlon of said Grant In every Particular,
therefore We have fortified our rights to said
Lands, Answer II is true we have not an
ordained Minister. hut We together with a
class OF People among Us called Settlers have
been at more eNpenoe than II would have
been to have fulfilled the conditions Of said
grant In every Particular, Provided his
MaJestyrs ROYAL APPRECIATION had been oh
tanned aud the non Resident Proprietors
had come and settled when we did. For We
have built a Suitable house for Puhhck Wpr-
ship and have hired Preaching Every sum
mer for Seventeen years, Except In the time
Of the late war. and a school master ever,
Winter, Built Bridges, cleared and main
tanned Puhlck Roads through the Town all
which rNpenoe has becu bourne BY Us aud
that elias, Of People called settlers residing
among us. Wherefore We trust that on a
full Examination or the Matter It will ap-
pear TO the Honorable Court that our title
:, good and Valid therefore We Pray YOUR
iionours 10 Remit OF Discharge as Of that
Part Of the Thousand Pounds which is laid
upon Is by Resolve nf the Court Passed
the Eth Of March. 1875 or otherwise con
firm a. A. YOUR H1uours In your Great
Wisdom and regard % justice Shall see fit
a, In duty bound shall ever Pray.
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The Argus Sued for Libel.

AUGU>TA, sept 20.
CIV Marshal White Of Augusta. through
HI, attorneys. Me,,r, Baker \ Baker, has
brou.h, action for libel against the Farf-
lard .A~ga, LAYING damages at Slots'o
The alleged l.belous article va, letter from
the Augusta correspondent; of the Ar4s'
short, after the alaor not IN thu. city
sharp, commenting on the conduct Of the
police force during the trouble and iaiima-
ting a. reason for ryms,,ne,. tina: the City
Marshal was a partner ia Hoy;N Co.. tx
pres, which brough, the beer To- Augusta
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State of Maine,

HANCOCK ss-At a CUur Of Probate holden at
Ellsworth within iud for tn county o. Hancock
on the first Wednesday Of sept mber, \. ID.
l-SZ.
SB MIRIAM J. ADAMS a. Il George Smith
"A having die petiIiJhs praying that Rufus ii
Hinkley exc utor Of the last viii and t,s' anent
OF seth Ii dale late Of Ills AOrth, dec as Il
" ose estate wa represented insUlNent aud
that 1 .sut appears l At said est T. l. solvent,
ma b. directed to pay Interest on thei claims
an a / other claims allowed t.t Commissioners
on -aid esta' G ORDERkD-that notice tn reef be
given u all persons inter sted therein by publish
ing a copy OF this Or er three weeks sue essiyely
in The llswOrth Anne ic -eWs aper printed
1t Ellsworth in sal county pr r Ia The Sc nd
" dncsday Of October, \. a.. l>s3, that they may
appear at prubat court then TO be held at Ellis
worth ~ thin and for said county at ten Of the
clock in the 70 enOOn and show cause If any they
have against the same.
3w3ss PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A trut Copy Attest-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Mr.. EilfOr:
In ancient times according To a belief then
curren, comet appeared IN the ny when
ever a war, py.lilence, OF other dreadful cal
amity Vas impending to warn people Of the
approaching danger. This was wise and
maguanimous provision. 1t relieved much
Of the shock Of the disaster. But this ad-
vantage j, denied to Us who live in modern
times. and We Fusioulsts were left unwarntd
TO suffer a mos, frightful catastrophe. But
W dou't complain at that. We are not so
unreasonable a. to expect Providence 70
furnish a fresh comet for every Democratic
defeat, We have no desire to see the mole
SKY full Of comets. But to have one Of the
confounded things come sne.king round az
ter the battle j. lost as if to ~ay Il told YOU
50" IS eNasperating and | beg leave to pro-
test against H.
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At a Court Of Pr bate holden at lswoIth, within
and for { e Count of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday OF september, A. D., 1852.
rLIZABhTH 5. FISK nam Il Exc. utrix IN a
u certain instrument purp0rting To he the
last will and tesLam Of Andrew A Fisk, late of
Bluehiil i said county dec ased, having present
el the same for probate.
ORDERED.-That the 5 i'd Elizabeth ;. Fisk give
notice to all persor int ested by causing copy
OF is order to publ shed three weeks sue
cessively the FL swOr,h American printe.i at
Ellsworth that they my appear at a Probate
Court TO be he at Ellsworth in said county, the
second Wednesday OF October next, a ten of te
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, If any they
have why the said instrument should not be
prov ed, approved and allowed as the last will and
testament of said decea.ed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. p. DuRR, Register. 3W37s
uu Copy Atest-ChiAs- r. DoaR, ksxhtr
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Obituary.

Dird At Edwin Lufklns house in Monroe
September -. lHs2, Harriet +. Lufkin,
widow Of the late Franklin Lufkin Of
North SeLsaiek. She va. the last Of The
large family Of the late DR. Isaac and Salhe
Osgood Of Bluehill. The remain. were
carried 10 BushiI! and relatives and neigh
bors met a, the house Of Mrs. Jairu- O,good
where PRAYER va, offered and remarks made
uy Rev JOS TAYLOR OF North Srdgwick. in
accordance with a request Of the deceased.
All we're invited 10 the church IN North
SedgWick there to continue the services.
The rain storm prevented large number
who wanted to attend, from dong 20
Those present listened TO an able sermon
b, the Rev. JOS. Taylor The deceased vas
then carried 70 her last resting place The
relatives and friends desire 10 return their
thanks 10 Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR for the
sympathy and attention shown them at their
homp
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Fearful Ravsges from Smallpox.

tNL lows, sept -.
The small pox i, ragiag here there beng
over two thousand cases thu, far. mostly
natives. Of which siN hundred have proved
fatal The greatest excitement prevails IN
the diamond fields Illegal measures have
been taken to exclude persons arriving there
suspected Of having the infection. The
street, Of Cape Town have a deserted APP
pearance and business j, suffering greatly
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How ID Was Done.

"How do YOU manage said lady 70
her friend. ito appear so happy and good
natured all the time 81 always na.e
PsTker's Ginger Tonic handy" was the re-
Div. land thus easily keep myself ana Isn u
In in good health. When am wen a.
WAYS feel good natured.
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MIR ]. ii. PARTRIDGE, Of ELLSWORTH.
SAYS: If any one wants to know about
your CHERRY CORDIAL you may send
them to lie. never used anything in my life
and gave me relief so quickly, and so pleas
ant 10 the taste too. | have sent YOU sever
al customers for it, and it helped them all.
one in particular | think of, Mrs. Daniel
Adams. Her colds generally last her three
months but she was cured in week.
left
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You

will never regret sending two cent stamps
to y pay postage, to A. P. ort~9 az 4 Co. Co.,
mann's great Medical Work 100 pages,
n ,I, Illustrations of great value to every
family
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Reward 10 Enterprise.

-Four years ago, James Pyle OF Ne"
York. first introduced his celebrated Pearl
inc to the public. and now the name OF
PrsrlIne is everywhere household word
and millions upon millions Of packages are
annually consumed by our intelligent house
- Sept.
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..rbe Com Hn Odore.'

Jo.L Foote, the Commodore Elgin, III, /;
-. Tnox.s' EcLEcTRIc Oh cured him oil
sa $50 with one application, thoroughly
snpIied. Ii also cured him Of severe S. e1la
af,d cough. He thinks it a very valuable
.a~.sdv and will never be without IT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-28

Mr. {. G. Burrlll, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. 3tf
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Eii.~ Fort
"Wednesday ~,pt. t1
ARRIVED
sch ATTAIN I!",yIns. k.cf Bt-iuu.
>,h iil--Ar, Eeln!e., Eock.al,i
Thursday, sept q.
SAILED.
>ch ipt,. ~l,iier, kocklani
Saturday, sept .
ARElN Ell.
IN Mar rllua NHty. Boston
Sch We-lry ADJ IT, Wnl Ltkrr. Bu-t IN.
>ch tarrr--A. B.'u-ry. Bu-tnn-
Non'ay. sept 20
sch Delaware. ~adIer, rIymuuth
wuinr-dr, s. ~rpt. e
SAILED
>ch Adam B"Wlb.. hi Z. Tor R1uinut
~'h MAY ;. tu-hiuan, Pau "a, Boston.
ARRIVED.
-ch Wm. Washington, Neau-. R"ck and
Dome.tie Ports.
Bn>TpS-Ar. sept q. sch. Eastern Belle. Buck
port
~,pI ~ S.h- Prank Maria. Young flz,bctu.
pnrt g %. rsCT,"u, Furgrr-un, Eonlout-
INV YORK F. Ar sept =, Ssh Geo. Il. mes
\prWuo sullivan
sept =. sch. Chrome. " ao-tgr. Ellsworth
PASSED. thrpu-h Hen Gale ~ buunI Ea-t. sch
William Pickering, Beliatty k'.dout f7r Boston
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Found At Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that
ali stop il falling. has been long sought
for. Parker's Halr Balsam. distinguished
for is purity. fully supplies this want.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHI<GroN. u. C.. sept al a. N. }
Indications
For New England. fair weather. northerly
winds. stationary or lower barometer and
temperature
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-28

OJiftdry notices, bsy0Hd the DATE. NoHe and 4 gc
must Be paid for al tie rnte Of ten cents Il line
West Ell.worth-Sept. -. Mrs. Joanna Bar
ron. aged - wars, months aud - days.
MI De-ett-Sept Is, ar. Benjamin ID. Bak-
er. aged - years and mOnt.s.
I,mont-Sept. Is. MIR james 4 Morris,
keeper u Mt Desert Rock Light, aged about
~ YEAR.
->-pt "a. Capt Joshua Eaton, aged about
20 Years.
Frank ,in-scpt ~. Ambrose Scanmous,
asrd "a year, ~ d . months.
Ii uidsl,orO-> sept. q, Eddie, son Of Edw IN
H. and Margaret +. Young. aged years.
Sept. ~. Mr. Thomas Sp .Ti <, aged 81
years and d IN 5nth..
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r HI subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
] e"nc' rned. that h. has bten duly appointed
sh'l As taken up himself The trust u Executor OF
the lat " III and Testament Of George smith late
Of Isle au Haul Ia the County OF HancOck deceased
hy giving bond a. the law dIrcrts he therefore rs.
que a.! persons who az indebted To the skld
deceased. estate, To make Immediate p.ymYnt
ami those who have any immediate dom ands
thereon q exhibit Lha samefor settlement
a. j. II. IT RSER
August :. lSs9. .yxI.
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tbrlAad.

A Young lad aged years, son Of Hart
Gray, living on the bottom Shore. broke BIZ,
ush, arm close 90 the shoulder JOINT, on
FRIDAY a., by beng thrown from wagon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-28

A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders, all new st,les, just received also
Curtains and fixtures with cord. tas>els,
fringes aud loops to match. Samples sent
by mail if desired School books, blank
books and stationery Of all kinds and quail
ties for sale al j 4. liaIe's, opposite
Whiting Brothers Main ~. Ellsworth.
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assoc per year can be easily made al noaoe
-, .ar y. G. Rideout 4 Co, 10 BareiA!
-, New York Send for their cata''sn nc an"
streT'' w Iyrs3
ali particulars
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A permanent restoration Oh eNna a'.s -
and WORKOUT functions follows 'he use u
Browns Iron Bitters.
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TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
] concerned. that he hA. b--sn duly appoint,-I
and has TAX upon himself the trust OF EXECUTOR Of
The at VIII and Testament Of t:uth SaiIer late Of
HuiltS an n the County Of Hancock ,l.reAsed
by giving bond As u" iaw directs he therefore
requests all persons no are indebted - the said
les eis'd~ estate. T. make immediate ympnt aud
those Who have my immediate. demand, tbrr,-,n
o. eKhihtllhe same for settlement
AOskS HAWKINS
Srptrmbero 8. 1857 -ws-s