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State N ews.

Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr., Minister to
Sweden. was bsnqueted in Portland, Thurs
day evening. He left Friday. for Stockho
Mrs. Viokery. wife of ex-Mayor Wick
cry of Augusta. lost her diamond earrings
which cost $500 while ON the Maine press
excursion.
Rev. T.. T. Noyes, who for several years
was pastor of the Baptist church in South
Acton, died last week, from hemorrhage of
the lungs.
Capt. T.. II. Shaw, of Lisbon, Com
mander Of the Department Of M.ine, G. A,
X. has been offered and has accepted the
management Of the Great Falls Manufact-
urins Company of Great Falls, n. II.
MIR. Samuel Stoddard, VINO died al
Hallowell on the 18th inst. At the age of
10, WAS formerly successful and extensive
railroad contractor, and had built railroads
IN almost every section Of the country, from
Maine to Georgia.
The wheel mill of the Warren powder
mills exploded at 2 2. NJ. Friday. damage
$500. No one injured.
The Sentinel says that on account of
the scarcity Of fish, the sardine factories at
PASSPORT, have been idle for the past month.
Il 10 feared that the business will be q fail
pFe this ssssaa, ss fish have not been so
scarce for years:
The Press says during Thursday alght
burglars robbed the house Of Michael Lynch
Of Portland. They placed . ladder al the
sleeping room window which vas open, and
reaching In, stole silver watch, vest and
about go ia bilis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
Reunion AZ Pennington, Maine. 1888.

The Veteran Association composed of the
% Maine airy. and the l4th, 2lst, I'D
23d, Path and 2sth Infantry Regiments will
hold It's annual reunion u, Pennington,
August II and Is, 1888.
The exercises will consist Of camp fire.
Tuesday evening, business meeting and pa
rade. "wednesday a. NJ. banquet, addresses,
&c. IN the afternoon. and promenade con-
cert and ball in the evening.
The hospitality Of the citizens will be ex-
tended TO the members, and entertainment
will be furnished free 10 all who desire il.
Arrangements have been made with rail-
roads for one fare for the round trip.
Members from Massachusetts and the
Maine Veteran Association of Massachu-
sets will 90 by Eastern RAILROAD "a. NJ,
Tuesday. August IA, accompanied bv Maple
wood band. Entertainment being free. the
expenses will be little more than the fare.
and eyet comrade should make an extra eff.
fort to attend the reunion a. il will be one
Of the largest and uosi enjoyable ever held.
Tickets from Boston and return, $500.
Comrades will notify the secretary from
what stations they wish to start. in order
that tickets may be provided. Tickets for
wives and members Of your family at same
price. The Governor and staff. the Depart
ment Commander of the G. A. r. and STAFF
Of Name, and many other dis,ing uished men
will be present.
The Grand Army Of the Department Of
Maine will hold their annual reunion a,
Lake Maranacook, Thursday. August Is,
and cordial invitation has been extended
to the Veterans who meet At Pennington to
attend their meeting. and . special train will
be provided to take all to the Lake withou,
extra charge.
Extend this notice to all members of these
regiments known to you, and send names
and address to the secretary, nst previously
sent. All members who intend to be pres.
emit will please notify the secretary As soon a,
possible. 50 that ample provisions may be
made for the accommodation Of oil.
Per order,
SYLvANUs c. SMALL, Sec.
IS Portland St., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1883.
The Striking Photographers.

The threatened strike of the operators
employed BY the Western Union Telegraph
Company, took place Thursday and the fight
between the employer and the employed is
now going on. The strike is as extensive as
the limits of the company and embraces
nearly all parts of the United States and the
Canadian Provinces No acts of violence
have been reported and none are anticipated.
Both sides claim to feel confdeRt Of ultimate
success. The Company officers say that they
have sufficient number Of operators 10 take
care of the business at their several Offices,
while the striking operators, who are organ
lied into Union, state that they are daily
receiving accessions which must eventually
cripple the Company and compel its grant
ing the terms demanded by the Union.
The press Of the country is generally IN
sympathy with the strikers, or is non-com-
initial. The fight. however, is the same as
is found in every other striking Union, en
cept that. in this case, the corporation,
against which the strike is made. is more ex-
tensive and more directly important to the
business interests Of the country.
That the Western Union is a powerful
corporation is certain; that its wealth and
extent give il powers approaching a monop-
DIV is eqnally certain; but TO deny il the
right to manage its business in its own way,
is more than can be claimed under our pres
ent laws.
On the other hand the right of the en-
ploye to refuse TO serve the individual. or
corporation, when the service rendered is
no, sufficiently paid for, or the employe re-
CARDS himself as otherwise oppressed, is
conceded and so long as he remains law
abiding citizen he is pretty certain to re-
ceive a large share Of the public sympathy
and not unfrequently, as has occurred in the
present ease, offers of peeuniary assistance,
In this country there is little danger that
wealthy corporations, will become monopo-
lies and continue as such for any consid
cradle time. Owing to the fact that wealth
is so generally distributed. other corporations
will grow up and the struggles that will in
evitably take place between them can safely
be relied on TO destroy the monopoly and
bring to the employed classes the relief tina,
may justly belong to them. Already an in
timation that such result may be obtained
in the present contest, is given in the Neac
York Herald, which saws that arrangements
have been made between Mr. Garrett. OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Co., president | la, d.
of the Rapid Company, and John Campbell.
of the Telegraphic Brotherhood. whereof,
the Baltimore and Ohio and American Rapid
are TO make every concession asked by the
Brotherhood. who in turn will put the best
operators in the country at the service OF
these two companies and assist them in ever,
way" Should this prove correct the wa,
seems opening for partial solution for the
difficulty, so far al the Brotherhood is con
cerned, and its completion would doubtless
be a heavy blow to the Western Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

The struggle over the New Hampshire
senatorship i. still going on with no proba-
biity that either Of the more prominent can
didates can be elected. There is talk of a
conference to agree on q candidate accepta-
Before this can be held il will be necessar,
thai The present candidates withdraw from
the contest, and Mr.. chssdler, as the most
prominent one. has been asked. 10 the inter-
est Of harmony. 70 90 so. This he declines
to do until the Others will also withdraw.
Meantime the fight is developing considera-
BILE bitterness, and, if kept up much longer.
will endanger the success OF the party 10
that state next year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
Communicated by DIR. J. y. Pratt. Chelsea
Land Titles In Commonwealth of kassa.
chusetts.
OLD MAJABAGGADuCE.

To the Honorable the Senate 4 House Of
RepTeseHtafipes in General Court As
sembled at Boston, 4. ID. 1898.
Humbly Shew the Subscribers, being q
committee appointed for this purpose by
the Inhabitants l. Settlers Of Township
Number Three, East of Penobscot River, IN
the County of Hancock, Now Incorporated
into the Towns of Castine L. Penobscot
That on the II day November A. ID. 1886, a
Resolve Passed the Legislature granting and
confirming unto David Marsh l. Others the
Said Township No, 3 on certain conditions,
specified in Said Resolve. The first Condi-
ton being that the Said David Marsh and
others, Should grant lot, L. meet out one
hundred acres of land, unto each Settler in
the Said Township, his heirs or assigns who
before the first day of January l7S4 Settled
thereon and Made Separate Improvements,
the Same 70 be laid out as best to In
clude his Improvements. And where any
Original Settler has Sold OF otherwise dis
posed of his Improvements to any other
person-the purchaser of Said Improve.
lnents, his heirs or assigns Shall hold the
Same lands. ghich Such Original Settler
would have held ~ virtue Of this Article, If
tucTc Hou Uccu uO CuCu cate VI utsposltlOu
That the Seventh Condition Of Said Re-
solve YES, ikst the division and sllotments
in the Said Township be made conformably
to the foregoing article xi,hin the Space Of
twelve months Of the passing Said Resolve
and Return thereof be made, on or before
the expiration Of Said term to the Commit
tee on the Subject Of Unappropriated lands
in the County Of Lincoln. since called "the
Committee for the Sale of Eastern Lands"
Specifying 4 Describing Herewith the lots,
number Of each, ssme Of the persons to
whom sllotted-undsr particular heads.
Your Petitioners & the Settlers whom they
represent hsve even conceived. that it was
the intention Of tbs Legislature st the time
of passing Said Resolve to give 70 each
Settler described in the conditions afors-
said . firm, legal & irsvocsbls title to one
hundred acres Of Land. and to each person
Who might have purchased Of any Settler,
the same right which Such Settler would
have bad he'd be not transferred his proper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
The Midsummer Holiday Century.

The midsummer number Offers. in addition
u tte most entertaining part Vet given Of Mr..
Hu~rll-'s "A Nomau'- X a.nn." the first part
Of = stirring romance ca led The Brrad-win-
nrf-. whirh viii run through TX numbers II
the nrgakiu-. The scene II the st4ry viii be
e'-ily recognized ss iourl-hing city on Lake
E'ir. tiuI"r /. the Characteristic OF the short
stories, which comprise The New Silk Drr--
stnrs." b, James u. Hague: The New MIN
istrr'. Grrsl Opportunity" by the author OF
"Eli" ind The Village onsict'': and smother
group Of joel Chandler Harri,'s Night, v nh
Uncle Rrnu-.
HE fTouiisi'icCe, aud an admirable essay by
Henry James. have to do with the leadit x
French II .,cll.t " the day .-Aiphan.c u ,u,iet,
whom Nj. Jams pla. e. ut tn" head of ly-
INK writer, Of fiction q. ". Pr,thero co.,
tributes an ar essay. richly illustrated b. en-
CRAVING OF IDEAL pictures aud lortr Iit- upon
u. works IL MIR. Wat, At he Gro>venor
. GALLERY John Burroush- ha> AN ,dmiriny
and Judicial VOID 10 LAY OF Carlyle" aprupn-
OF the rrmin-rfncr, aud letters including
iho-r OF Mr. Csriye
Bob W bite, The Game Bird Of America"
i The subject Of the hrsi illustrated article
Ia ndrr the O,N-s,' Ms. Bianyisrdi de
seri''es ol'e culture IN Sou hern Eur pe. aud
gives Interesting inform ,iIou regarding tn.
successful Efforts 10 grow olives in California.
humorOusly illustrated article i. Robert
Adams. Jr's. desc iption Of The Oldest club
II ,mcrira," the Philadelphia Fishing A..o,,
ia'ioh, Aho"u A. Inc >tatr IN SChuhikIlI. which
resemble the London Br,f.tcak Club In
The Prc-eut Condition Of the Mission In
dams III southern Caiforn u" (profusely illus
tGatea). II. III. conclude. her his orical sketch
OF Pr rsii' d-'oiion Ia the abol gnes and Of
goyrrnments neglect and Injustice.
The poetry Of the nuhiber includes i've
Song Of the sea-" BY different WRITES, ac-
o'mpanied b. full-a.- engraving "rhr
Rock IN the Sea- by Eibridge Kingsley. which
was drawn with the graver; two pages Of
Love form- by Loui. Barnayal." edited by
Charles DE- nay; page OF Poems BY
Robert Underwood johnson; The Voice OF
ID. q. r. dante Gabriel Ro>s.ttD. BY EI-
mund W Go-,e, and other poems
The August "Bfic-a-Brac' comprises AN
amusing satire, BY Frank X. STOCKTON, on
snony nous authorship. entitled The Author
VI The Lion and the Lamb" aud variety
Of bright and humorous verses by &C. Bun
ner, alter learned. Parmenas NIX. George
\. liibbard. and Frank D.mpster Sherman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
A Sample Of Butlerism.


Governor Buffers assertion in his Tewks-
bury speech, that 1.-The foreign-bor Tough,
our battles for us while We were at home on
soft cushions sknning paupers." does not
bear the test Of actual statistics better than
most of his statements do. Allowance has
10 be made for a malignant invention as
we'll as for an exuberant fancy. Exact re-
tarns Of the nationality Of ali the Union SOL
diers in the late war show that the native
Americans numbered 1923 300 Or 74.is per
cent. of the whole, or three quarters as near
~ may be; the Germans lie, 500, or S. &c
per cent the Irish IA 200, or ia per cen, ;
British American $500, or 2 IS per cent /;
English $500, or 2.26 per cent; all other
70 reigners 81. 800, or 81 per cent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

-Congrsssmsn Phil. Thompson. Of Ken
lucky. Who shot msn recently and after
wards explained satisfactorily to the Court.
called on the President, the other day, with
friend who wanted On Office. The office
~, was not vacant and the President vas not so
berriesfisi to Congressman Thompson IS be is
water. ne who have not gone out cunning, in
Ginger Berry sense. SO often as Mr.. Thomp.
ing water on +, Thompson is nourishing .
four lemons cut in very thin S.,urd.v o-..
stand till nearly cold. then add an nd IN
spoonful of brewers yeast spread on IT, ;. ..,;-
Let it stand all night, then strain and bottle,
Another way is to take one pound Of sugar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

"A sententious. crlspy and cheerful let.
ter from Mr.. Geo. Gladding, of Hartsgrove,
Ohio. recites this fact, viz: Il was almost
dead from heart disease. DIR. Graves Heart
Regulator has cured me- For more than
~ years this preparation has received pub
We recognition and endorsement as being
the QHtg knOpa cHrs for heart disease.
slesplessness and nervousness. TIE qlobs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
Complimentary Notice.

1t gives us pleasure to call the attention
Of our readers to the series of advertise
ments Of the James Boss Gold Watch Cas-
es now appearing in our columns. This
watch case has been on the market for near
~ thirty years and has attained reputa-
ton which is second to none, it now being
universally conceded 10 he the standard.
The James Boss Gold Watch Cases are
made Of two plates Of solid fourteen karat
gold, soldered on each side Of plate Of
hard nickel composition metal. These
plates Of gold are thick enough to admit of
engraving, chasing, etc. and supply all the
gold needed for practical use, while the
composition plate furnishes the strength and
solidty needed in every watch case, and vet
lacking in those made Of solid gold
A Though these cases are as good, and in
some points better than solid gold case.
the cost is only about on.-haf as much
Many Of the James Boss Gold Cases have
been in constant use for twenty five years
without wearing through the gold The
manufacturers furnish a guarantee with each
case warranting it TO wear twenty years. and
this guarantee means just wha, it says. for
unlike other guarantees furnished so often
with watch cases, this is signed by the man
ufacturers of the James Boss Gold Watch
Cases. Purchasers should avoid any watch
case unless the guarantee is signed, as 9th
erwise II il not only worthless but is in
tended so to be, and the absence of a re-
liable signature is fair indication that the
manufacturer lacks faith in his claims or in
bis goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
NOTICE Of FORECLOSURE

w HEREAS Josiah Garland and Luther Gar
~ land both OF Mariaviie Hancock COUNTY.
Maihe, by their mortgage deed, dated the twelfth
DAY OF May. A. D. 1882 and recorded in the Han
coz kesstr' Of Feeds, b,ck ISL, page ISL convey
81 % me me undersigned CERTAIN parcel of real
Ell as 'oi o~s to wiz The West part OF lot number
sixty eight tosl ON the plan of said town and ac.
corning ,g 10 survey and plan of said town made by
Isaac Coolidge surveyor, containing ANY acres
NOR" Or less, and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken. " therefore hy rea-
son Of the breach " the condition thereof cl i'm
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
3"30 CYNTHIA A. BRlMMER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

HANCOCK. ss-Court Of Coat.ty Coam..,a
april Term, 4. u. 1855.

HANCOCK. ss-fOurt If C0af,ty Cual0. ,l l.-r,
iprit Term, 4. b. 1855.
Upon the foregoing petition it II con- .l,rrl .r
Tue commissioners that the petitioners Ii, -...
sible ami that they ought be heart l,4,u-. Z lv
matter sci forth IN their p tltuu and there. o.
oFucr that the County IOum s-i0Irr- lut.t -. ...u
premises AT North JI-tinc on Tuesday tide -~tl att
OF August next at 10 o'clock A. NJ .m!uyrI.s....
ait1F, u nearing OF the partl-, auri WINGS
WIN bc had IN the vicinity, and sueA ot,r
taken in Tie premises a. the Cnmfn.~,4 uucr- --t4
judge proper. And ii II further
okpEkEp-that notice Of the time, p.,. tNt
PURPOSE Of the Commissioner meeting tfor...t.4
be given 10 all persons ami COZ ration. lutr.t-
by serving attested copies Of Ii, petition ..uI .s
order thereon, upon George NJ warren uuv " l!t
Petitioners and upon the clerk at The tuNn- z
br"oksVllie anu Castine, and by posting up It,r-.
Ell copies as aforesaid. N three pul d. p.i.,- .a
the said towns OF BrOoksville AMI tl-tlu., H.tv
lays At least before the time appoiute tor -3 ..'
amt Oy publishing the petition am, ur,jrr .i Jn.
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth Auar-
an ne" spaper published at Ell-Wurt., iu tHe
county oil Hancock, the first publication t1 nd -f
y uays AT least before the time 4 -iIl NiS. t!ai
an persons ana corporations Interested mt N.tcll
ana be heard II they Lhiuk Mt
Attest:-H. Il. SAL \DkU>, Tiers
A true copy of the petition and uV,icI the e'H.
5w@s Attest H. b. SAL MIXERS, CLerA-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

The reports of the attack ON the Amer
lean Consulate at Monterey. prove 10 have
oeen exaggerated. 1t was only AN attempt
at robbery such might have been made
on the house of private citizen. Mr.. Shaw,
who was acting during the absence of the
Consul, was not SO seriously injured as was
at FIRST reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

for young ladies who are troubled with freck
les, pmples, moth and tan and bad skin
generally to use liquid paints or dry pow
ders. for they only make the skin look well
for the time being. To have good com
plexlon you must have pure blood. Use
Sulphur Bitters and your skin will be ia ir
and complexion rosy Young Ladies May
dziae.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

DO not waste your money, and RISK ~
juring your hair by purchasing useless wash
es or oils, but buy something that has re-
cord-a remedy that everybody knows is re-
liable. Halls Hair Remover will invigorate,
strengthen, and beautify the hair. restore its
color if faded or turned gray, and render 1t
soft, silken and lustrous.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

The Iowa Democrats are not disposed to
dodge the issue this year. They have come
out squarely, in their platform. for Free
Trade. Iowa is good state for the part, to
air its belief in as there is no possible chance
of its winning anything. They, no doubt,
realize this fact.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

One single box of Parsons Pwqat,re
Falls taken one each night will make more
aer rich blood than ten dollars worth of
any liquid blood purifier now known. These
pills will change the blood in the entire sys
TEN in three months, taken one night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-lsbe each subscri
beers paper shows the time TO which the subsrrip-
ton is paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up as soon as possible.
In all communications relating TO subscriptions
correspondents requested TO state the
Post Office TO which the paper is lie TO be sent,
and to be careful to write all proper names plain
ly.
la directing change of address, always give
the present address well as the one to which you
wish the paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
City Ordinance.


II BOARD on ALphkNkS july ~. lSsJ
DE II ordered and uriiincd-tiat the leave. and
- consent Of the CAV uf Ellsworth, Ice and +.
hereby given tor the Maine >hor. Line RAILROAD 10
pas Al In the line 81 the iighwt, In "a 4 city
At r. t-~ Urth IA l.. i,i the w tlthlIn E.,tl =
aud ~ thr lihr II thr location VI said railroad
nIrd with the Couu Cumml - IoDpr, and A. l., Ia
d"an "u e plan deposited b. sad Company with
The city clerk July -, i-A!. the -tid Maine horc
Line t.aIr al Company ami H. assigns - con
stTuet an maintain it, track al ING said highway
as {" permit TIA" safe AMI convenient crossing II
saii track by traveller horse teams ami 81 hcir-
Is ordinance having had two -evrral rcadinz :
un'ler suspension Of the rules, ,a.s.d July 20
ls.3
WV d. MCDONALD. CLERK
Affkp'ED-J. b. DAVIS, MayoI
A rue copy tttrst
lwn "h. %. MCDONALD. city Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
No. 30.
OBJ GllsWortb Amrrltan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coonibs
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by TIT HANCOtk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &C, see nrst page.
~ 5. Al. PETTENGILL \ CO., 10 State Street.
Boston. ~ Park Row, New York. and 7oi Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. our Agents for procur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and contract for advertising AT
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

The voLTNc iELr Co. Marshall. Vii b.. will
senl Dr. Dyes Iebratcd III ctro Violate Belts
aud Eectr' Appliances on trial for lhiriy days
Ia (young or ODD who are afflicted Win
troubles guaranteeing specify and complete
restoration Of health and manly ygur Ad-
dire as abov-.-N. B.-No risk Is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed. lyr52
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

-Johnson's Aaodyne Liniment will posi-
lively cure chronic diarrhea of long stand
ing, also dysentry, cholera morbus, and
cholera, used internally. There is no rene
dy known so valuable for immediate use as
this old life preserver.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

Col. King, the cattle king Of Texas,
has sold his ranch and cattle to an English
syndicate for s4,OOO,O0O. 1t is said to be
the largest farm in the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

To all who suffering from the errors and intis
cretions OF youth, nervous akness, early decay,
loss OF manhood. &c, win send u recipe that Will
cure you, FREEOf CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by u missionary In south America
Send self addressed yelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. I>MAS. Station u, Se,c York CITY.
Yrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

To the Honorable Board Of County [ ommI,s.ul,s.
for the County of Hancock
TIE Undersigned citizens OF Castuc and Er,,. .r
] vile, IN said County respectfully repr.-t.t
that thee Is great need Of a legally c,t.I .-..4
Terry Tor Loot pas sengcrs amt teams bctNc, -l.i
towns II C.tstine and BrouksNiIlc and tn 90. gc
pray your Honorable Board 10 establish sue. j. ny
AT OF near the North CastIuc Feriy" so,..,I.t
GEORGE NJ. WARREN, and - uUltr-.
kt.i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
Freedom Notice

E'ok confederation ! hereby reiinuuisb In m y
= son frank u Hill his time during his minority
" transact bu in.ss for himself snail = am 80
81 his ear ings pay auy debt. Of H. cnn,r
ting aft.,r this date Vi "'' '"h'fac-
w,rxrss ,o,,S PETER L. HILL.
Gouldsboro. July 1, lss3 axr,s