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Home and Foreign News.

Fire in Roach, ship-yard a, Philadel-
phia, Friday. caused loss OF 100000.
Work goes on d, usual
General logan !. 10 visit General Grant
at Long Branch and then make his head
quarter, fU- the summer IN Chicago.
Health officers have been appointed by
the government in Arizona. 10 guard against
importation cf yellow fever from Mexico.
The bodies of the dead Of the Greedy
party were received with appropriate cere-
monies al Governor, Island, New York,
Friday
The Cunard steamship Oregon, from
\. Y, arrived at Queenstown Aug. ), at
: A. NJ The time was SIX DAYS. - hours,
and - minutes. the fastest Eastern trip on
record.
"a despatch from Lexington, Kentucky,
says that Mr.. Holt. Republican, has been
elected appellate Judge by nsjority of l.
200 IN district heretofore Democratic.
United States authorities, Thursday.
elected a colony Of 80 persons from the In
dian Territory. Six ola offenders. among
them ID. l.. Payne, were arrested The build
ings were burned.
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Nom Resident Tax Notice.

Non Resident tax in the town of Surry in the
County OF Hancock, for the year lss3
THE following list of taxes on Real E<tat,
L committed to Marcus NJ Morgan, collector Of
said town, on the 18th day of May, ISIS has been
returned by him to me remaining unpaid, on
the Hh t.ay OF May, lssI, by his certificate
Of that date and remain unpaid and
notice is hereby given that II the said taxes in.
tere-t and charges are not paid into the
said town, within eighteen months from the
date Of commitment Of said bills, much Of the
real estate taNed will he sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including interest anil
charges, viii, without further notice. he sold at
public auction, at the town house, in said town
on the 10Th day Of November ls>~i at two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
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-EX-Nayor Cooper has resigned his po-
,.ti2n as chairman Of the New York Demo
cratic State Committee. Nj. Cooper has
heretofore been ,tauneh friend and sup
porter Ct Gov Cleveland and his resignation
b. this time j. highly significant.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
1 concerned that be has been duly ap.
Pointei AMI has taken upon himself tile
trust of Executor Of the last VIII aud FIESTA
ment Of Lucy >ewall Adams. late OF Ca.tine in
the County of Hancock, decreased by Civ
ing b"nt a. the law directs. he therefore ~
quests all persons who Indebted To- the said lie
ceased : estate, 10 make immediate payment, anil
tho~t who have any demands thereon, To exhibit
the same for settlement
GEnRGE VI. ADAMS.
Castinc, July - lisa 3w3.
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Bowdoin College.

TXAMIN ATION> for admission to college i'll
Il be heIi at the Cleaycland Lecture Room.
Massachusetts, Hall, on FRIDAY AND sArt RpAI =,
July II aud Il. ard FRIDAY AND SNrUR
DAY, sept. Il and Is, beginning each day at
$50 \ NJ Al candidates must he present on
Friday morning.
ALPHEU'S =. PACKARD.
ACTING PRESIDENT.
Brunswick. june Fl, lisa. liw2h
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he ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA.

W q 80 not read anonymous letters and comEuni-
cations. The name and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for pubca-
ton but a. guarantee Of good faith
We cannot undertake To return or preserve com
munieations that are not used.
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WK SENATOR'S.
CITY ". MCALI>TER. Of Bucksport.
OLIVER 4. BRAGDpN. OF sullivan.
FuE CLERk oT COURTS:
HUT>pN b. SAUNDERS. of Ellsworth.
For JUDGE oF PROBATE:
PARKER TUCK. ~ Bucksport.
FuE REGISTER ~ PROBATE:
CHARLES T. pORR. Of Ellsworth.
For COUNTY TREASURER:
%. No DONALD. Of Ellsworth
F"r COUNTY ATTORNEY:
n~' Az r. FELLOWS. of Bucksp"rt.
FuE SHERIFF
hnREPut'> l.. FIELDS. Of Ellsworth.
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H,SroCK $50 the sherins Of our respective
Counties, or either Of their Deputies.
GREETING.
WE command YOU To attach the good
w estate OF John McAdam Hugh
IL. - McAdam, Andrew McAdam and John
McAdam, Jr.. all OF 81. Stephens, New
brunswick, commorant. OF Calais, In the
county of Washington late Partners in business
under the name and style of John McAdam 4
sons, 10 the value Of one thousand dollar, and
summon the said defendant, III he may be found
In your precinct 10 appear before our Justice 81
the supreme Judicial Court, next to be holden Ia
Ellsworth, within AMI for our County OF Hancock
on the second Tuesday OF October next then ami
there In our ,aid Court To answer unto Charles
Clark, of Boston, aud William T. Emerson OF
Orland, in the County Of Hancock AMI state Of
Maine, late partners in business under the name
81 Clark 4 Emerson.
In plea of the ease for that the said Defendants
al Portland, % wit said Ellsworth, on the a.th
day of March, 4. D.. ls14. by his Promis-ory note
OF that date. by them subscribed, for value re.
ceived, promised the Plaintiffs 10 pay them or
order the sum OF five hundred. hfty i've dollars and
six cents, ut any Bank In Portland, Me- four
months after date with interest.
John McAdam 4 sons.
ls1&. To CLARK 4 Emerson DR.
May y. To paid your note to
Clark 4 Garland sI. 10
Isl.
june 10. To interest on same, es3 70
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Since the announcement Of Gen. Butler
nat be should make the race as Presiden-
tiai candidate the question is often asked,
VIVA, all. be it, effect p The answer NAV
be found in ,hi, fact Gen. Butler i. a
Democratic, not q Republican. boiler. The
,are, that he vi. cali 10 himself VII be
from the Democratic. rather than the Re
publican party. H. has been the acknowl-
edged head and front Of the democratic par
Is in Massachusetts and has considerable
following in several Of the other states.
The defeat Of Gen. Butler last wear and
the indications, thus far. that the number Of
Republicans Who have supported him in the
past, but will vote for Mr.. Blaine this wear,
viii far exceed in numbers those who have
heretofore claimed to be Republicans. but
have now joined in the so called Indepe n
dent movement. all add to the certainty that
the vote for Mr. Blaine in Massachusetts
wi.l be most satisfactory TO the Republicans.
The same may be said Of New York where the
indications equally point 10 the fact that the
vote given to Butler viii be drawn from the
Democratic ranks, thus dividing Cleveland
vote in his own State. Add 10 this the fact
that a number Of working mems societies
have already openly declared for Blaine and
Logan and that strong feeling is being
aroused in that State among the Irish
Americans in favor of the Republican can
didates, and We may regard it as measurably
well assured that the candidacy Of Gen.
Butler will not be ar injury. but rather a
benefit to the Republicans in New York.
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TORCHES

TORCHES for the cAMPAIGN.
0c. 80 W. p full size swing. with wick. per 100
S12-SO, sample. either size, postpaid, Is cents
Handles, feet bong pl.5S per leo.
\. SPEiR>, No. Windham. Maine.
PORTABLE FORCE PUMPS.
Manufacture >peir-' Genuine Blue Tin Portable
Forrc Pump and Fire Extinguisher which ne being
-old - extensively. Agents on salary commits
sion wanted send stamp for terms. No postal r,i-
Botired \ ~PEiR~. No. Windham, Maine.
iwS
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Appointments.

Tad following appointments are mait for
E.pu'. au meetings la thi> County and other
speakers viii hs duly announced. Republican
Town Committee are Requested To make the
necessary arrangements
Hon. Gca. ". Carter. Of New York.
oA~TINE. THURSDAY Evening. Aug. Il.
PFNuH>cuT. Friday Evening. Aug. Is.
HI >NuEIH. SATURDAY Evening, Aug. l6.
Hon. =. l.. MiIIiken. Of Belfast.
FHt>kfIN. saturday Evening. Aug. IL.
bFEE Ism. MONDAY Evening. Aug. l..
piuUAM TUESDAY Evening. Aug. ~.
Gen. ". II. Gib,on. Of Ohio.
TiI~ WoEtU SATURDAY Evening Aug. y.
Bt Dk>rpRI. Monday Evening. Aug. -
Hon. Vim. z. Frye.
~tIlt1AN. "Wednesday Evening. Aug. -.
ELLSWORTH. THURSDAY. Aug. =.
Hon. ]. {. Burrows. OF Michigan.
BfrFuIfI. Vein las Evening. Aug. -
ELLSWORTH. THURSDAY. Aug. y.
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What was intended 10 he grand Dem
ocra'!r rally for the endorsement Of Cleve-
land and Hendricks was held IT. Boston
Friday evening According to the Demo
cratic paper, the number present was not
nearly a. large As had been expected and it
was evident tha; the enthusiasm for But
Ter was considerably stronger than for
Cleveland. Among the speakers appears
the name Of Eoeu F. Pilsbury. the hero of
the kinsfed draft riots during the war, and
of our Own candidate for Governor on the
Democratic ticket Of whom the press reports
remark When Judge Redman Of Els
worth. Ne. the last speaker arose to address
tae audience. >hortl, before l O'Clock. there
were p few people in the hail. and 80 many
leaving tAeir seats that he abruptly closed
his remarks after speaking no: more than
five minutes" Is Judge Relman so sure of
bis own election that he can afford to throw
A> strength ia,5 the Massachusetts can
,-,,. w4, be in Boston in search Of the
-..inea, of VAR"
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SPECIAL TROTTING PREMIUMS:
fIRsr DAr-rrEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th
No. /. eco. For 500 Ciass.
No >. 40. For years old and under, mile
heats, best IN three.
No. >. eco. For all stations.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th.
No. 1. also. For years old and under
No 5. ESQ. For sS Class.
No 6. sl5o. Running Race. (hat. best aims.
No. :. si5o. For best Gentleman's Driving
Horse, owners 10 drive, best
THIRD DAr-rHrRsDAr, SEPTEMBER 18th.
No :. saoo. For s-s0 Class.
No .. ssS0. For 2.6 Class.
No 10. SlID. Hurdle Race, best ms.
No II. go. For years old, | !. mile heats, best
Gins.
FOURTH DAY-FEfDAY, SEPTEMBER I!th.
No. IL. 600. For e.45 Glass.
No. 10 also. Rest pair Matched Horses owned
by one man. style and speed cou,
sidered best ? in 3.
No. II. sljo. For stations that have
beaten go.
No IS. sIoo. For PAGERS.
FIFTH Dtr-sATrRpki. SEPTEMBER 18th.
No. IL. eco. For go Class.
No. IL. slJ0. Hurdle Race. best 81 ms.
No. l.. sls. Consolation Race. open Ia all
horses that have not won any
thing during the meeting En-
trance free.
No. ~. $50. For rs Class.
Trotting Enirie- will close August s.th at
P. NJ ami should be ma'ie TO r o, B.ai, Bangor,
Ne.
>;earns secretary. Ranger. Me.
Cheap Excursion Rates on all Railroads and
Steamboats,.
On Thursday. sept, 18th. Hon. Geo d Loring
I = Commissioner ~ Agriculture and President
- the y. T.. Fair, viii deliver an address.
Among the attractions will be a Ca, show, Baby
Show. Bicycle Racing, Base Hall. etc. JwS3
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For Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes,
Circulars and Posters, send to the
AMERICAN Office.
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New Advertisements.
Notice.

IL persons hereby forbidden trusting or
"A harboring my wife Martha A. Lunf on my
account. She having given me just cause for
separation,
7. G. LUNT.
August !, 1874. 3was.
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No less than eight place, claim TO have
been the bir;h-plac Of the Republican party.
viz: two in Maine. one in Massachusetts. one
in Vermont. one IN Minnesota, one in Wis
consin. one in Michigan and one in New
York. But who ever asks. or who cares
where the Democratic party was born The
only notable fac; relative to tina, party i. tina,
it died when the Southern States seeded and
has remained al unburiea '.pu,rid
Ieminlscence" ever nee
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Names and Descriptions
Abbott, &. J or unk n. q
part 81 Jarvis front field
Abbott. a.. y, or unknown,
SWEET lot In front field,
bounded ON the East by
land ~ :. l.. Treworzy
Abbott, {. J. Ur unk'n. a,
D W Jarvis house, ne
cupic'i by Dti- omar,
Abbott, 4 J or unknown
Mil Privilege East ling
wharf,
Clark. John Heirs. House
and hot at North Bend
Grcen, Mark CRANBERRY
Meadow.
ilnopcr, Fred. u. MillikefI
farm at North BrrOl
Hale Eugene, Jarvis Mid
land.
Ho'igkin-, Chester, store
and lot near Contention
cove.
saunders, Benz. House
and lot ON To,i'ly ppn'i
ruai,
saunders BENZ Lot NJ q.
3w59
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/ uc.e Scion has hi,ched them steers"
on % The Republican team and VII. help
pull the triumDhal car in November In a
letter 70 the LeristoH Journal dated Aug
II. Mr.. Chase saws Il should be untrue to
myself should BY nv silence allow my po-
sition on questions Of vital importance
touching our varied industries TO be misuu-
derstood. shall vote for James G. Blaine
He viii be the first Presider, Of the United
States taken from civil life who was not
bred a lawyer. | believe him TO be the
great American commoneT and the friend Of
the great army Of wealth producers and one
in whose policy they can safely confie."
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EVERY fyv day, we hear Of another
Democratic paper coming ont in favor Of
GOV. Cleveland
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Eastern State Normal School.

'fHt Fall TerA will commence r,,v-s,..,
l Aug. 20. For further infor1nation .ii .snA'
Castine, Aug. 4, lss4 f'h'apal
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; 80. IAG lSi Sd
~, 2.'fi I.S3 "
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SMOKE
Johnny Cake Tobacco.
AT WHOLESALE BY
j. w. GOULD, BLUEHILL,
SOLE PROPRIETOR.
Davis. Woodman & Co.,
AGENTS for ELLSWORTH.

To the Honorable Ju'lGe Of Probate within and for
the County II Hancock.
0NE undersigned Flora r. johnson. Guardian
" Of John L. johnson. minor heir Of John y.
johnson. late 81 Deer Isle. IN said county de
ceased, respectfully represents that said minor Is
seized pf certain real estate. described a. follows,
to Wit One Hallet lot -o-called, beginning at the
southwest corner ot the house lot lately occupicd
by Charles ;. Johnson By the highway thence
along "a I'd highway westerly "a a corner; thence
10y said highway northwestcrly to land of the late
Pearl Spoford, thence hy said Land northeas tery
Ia land lately occupied by Charles :. johnson and
thence by same -outheastcriy IN place OF beginning.
containing three fourths OF one acre more or less
That said estate Is unprotuctiye OF any benefit to
said minor anil that ii will he for the interest Of
said minor that the same should he sold ami the
proceeds secured ON interest. She therefore prsys
your Honor that she may he authorized and EN-
powered agreeably 10 law TO sell above described
real estate at private sale.
fLoRA z. JOmNsON. Guar,iian.
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LADIES MEDICAL ADNIsER-A complete
Medical Work for Women, Handsomely bound
in cloth and illustrated; postpaid for 10 two
cent stamps. Tells how To prevent and cure
all diseases of the sex. by Il treatment at home
Worth its weight in Gold to every lady SUI
fering from any of these diseases. over TO-
80 sold already. Address NCNDt PUBLISH
ING Co., Nunda, y. Y. 3mos .3ls
-lMPnovEMENTs.-kEA KIDNEY AND
BACK PLASTER are wonderful improvement
on the old porous pla,ters. Is one trial will
convince you. Take no plaster without II
mans back on the face cloth. Iy4l en-.
Re~a ard to E.s.rprise
Five years ago, James PYLE Of New York
first introduced his celebrated Pearline to the
public, and now tie name of Pearne is every
where household word, and millions Of pack
ages are annually consumed by our intelligent
housekeepers.
Young MEN!-READ THU
THE NoLrAIC BELT CO., OF Marshall, Mich.
offer to send their celebrated EIECrRO.VoLT.Ic
BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial
for thirty days, % men (young or OLD afflicted
hood. and all kindred troubles. Also for rheu.
rnatism, neuralgia, paralysis and many other
diseases Complete restoration 10 health, vigor
ami manhood guaranteed: No risk Is incurred
thirty days trial Is allowed. Write them at
once for illustrated pamphlet free. lyrJ0
CAsT0RIA:
When Baby was sick, gave her Castoria,
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she was a Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast'a.
lyr20
i am happy TO state that the sale Of the
Cherry Cordial is rapidly increasing. and |
have yet to hear of any case where it has failed
10 give satisfaction. The large quantity for
the price. the neat and attractive style OF put
ting up, together with the stron. endorse
meni> of many of our well known citizens
have placed il at the head of all other remedies
Of its class. Put up in large bottles ut IS cents.
Orders from the trade solicited on very liberal
terms. Put up only by
;. ID. WIGGIN, Apothecary,
lltf Ellsworth, Maine.
This don't Indicate a shortage of the corn crop.
million bottles Of HiSDs' RADICAL CORN RE-
MOVER sold and guaranteed lyE5
For the greatest amount of pictures ut
short notice, call at joys Gallery where YOU
can get 2ss at one sitting by the new Insian.
taneous Dry Plate Process.
Mr.. c. G. Burrill reports the line OF do.
posts In his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, would be furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
- ~ Safe
To neglect yourself il troubled with any dis
ease OF the Kidneys. No. it is dangerous; and
il you are afflicted, attend to yourself now.
DO not wait, but use sulphur Bitters at once.
They cured me when was given up to die By
several ply sicians.-JONATHAN HAM, Boston.
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If reports are true. Coz, Cleveland has
aiken d. the woods,
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HANCOCK - At a Court of Probate held at Els
worth, on the hrst "Wednesday Of August lisa
TN the petition Aforesaid, ORDERED That no.
ticr be- given by publishing copy OF said petition
with this ORDER thereon three weeks successyelv
In the Ellsworth American 4 ewspaper printed
or published In Ellsworth, that all persons inter
ested may attend on the first Wedne s.iay OF
sept. next, at Court Of Probate 10 be holden In
Ellsworth, and shcw cause. II any. why the PRAYER
of said petition should not he granted such
notice IL he given before said Court.
SwB' PARKER TUCK. Judge
Attest -CH,s. p DoKR. Register.
\ true Copy, Attest; CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
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Picnic and Temperance Rally.

There will be a picnic and temperance
rally al Blunt's Pond Lamoiue on TUESDAY.
August %. 1881, under the auspices Of
Hancock District LoIse Of Good Tempars.
fcr the especial benefit Of the proposed
Prohibi,ory Amendment to the Constitution.
\ band Of music aud 4 yer, large number
Of people are expected 10 be N attendance.
Ten minute speeches will be made by sever
Al friends Of the measure, among whom may
be named the Following Rev A. ;. Town
send. Rev. T. A. Herang. Rev. c. +. Libby.
Rev. l.. i. Macdonald. Geo. \ Phillips. VI.
D..N. {. krng.A. W. King ,Mrs.A. F. Greelv.
and J. q. Chl!eoit. Of Ellsworth. Rev. A. f..
Palmer and others Of Lamoine. Rev Mr..
Cambridge and Others Of Franklin, Rev.
Mr.. Sie;>on and others of Surry, J. ID.
Phillips and others of Hancock. ". l..
Guptii. Of Gouldsboro, and many other
prominent friends Of temperance who are
VI TO be engaged There will be picnic
dinner and ample opportunity afforded for
socia.i;y and fellowship. which will be made
Appointment feature Of the occasion. Should
the day be stormy, the meeting will be held
the frs: pleasant day thereafter
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FOR PRESIDENT:

FOR PRESIDENT:
JAM ES CT. BLAIN f
OF MAINE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN a. l. OG A n.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
F K + d F RICE ROB +
OF GORHAM.
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"A terrible prairie fire has been raging
in Colorado.
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When in the City visit
HOLMES BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET, 6m3j ELL>woEru

To the Honorable the Boar,i OF County Commas
si"ners for the County u Hancock.
WE the undersigned legal voters and land
W owners Of the town OF >etigwick, would re
spccifully represent that a town way would he Of
common convenience ami necessitv i,cated as fol
lows. 10 Wit Commencing at the ridge r,.ad 40
called, on the line between Henry Carter and
Mosc- Carter and thence on said line la l.ni III
George T.. Grnde. thence across said land Ia
some point near George r. Grndle al the town
line. The selectmen of said town have within one
year been requested tn view said route, but have
unreasonably refused to 10 50. We therefore RI,
quest your Honorable body 10 examine said rout.
ant lay out saii way and put the same record
tor which We as IN duty bound will ever pray
GEORGE f GRiNDLE. and 10 Others.
sehgwick, April 1, 1854
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK IS Court of County Commissioners
April Term, A. D., 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition IL l. eopsi,,ar,.,, he
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they ought To he heard touching
the matter set forth In their petition and therefore
Henry Carriers In North Sedgwick on Tuesday ,hs
10th day OF september next, at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ
anu 'nense proceed to view the route mentioned In
san petition, Immediately after which view a
hearing OF the parties and witnesses will he had ar
some convenient place In the vicinity and such
other measures taken In the premis es as the Com
missioners shall judge proper. And il il fnr+har
oRDERED-That notice of the time place ami
purpose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
oe given to all persons and corporations interested
by serving attested copies of the petition and tbis
orier ,hereon' upon the clerk OF the town
OF sedgwick, and by posting up attestad
copies as aforesaid. in three public places in
san town thirty days at least before the time sp
pointed for said view. and by publishing the
petition and order thereon, three week. sue
cessiseiy In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
published at Ellsworth, in the County OF Hancnek
the first publication to be thirty DAYS 4 he
fore the time of said view that Aft N -,
corporations Interested may attend and he heard
II they think ft. ~ '"iu
Attest III. b. SAUNDERS. CLERK
n n Vpftf
3w33 Attest N u ,TN6 VeI nereob