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In Memoriam.
E. W. HAckrrr. DIED rrp. 8. 1856.

When one is asked to speak Of the dead. who
has been but mere acquaintance, it becomes
largely matter of historic record and is not
hard. but when we strive to pay tribute to one
we have honored aud loved we stand empty
handed indeed phrases mock us and silence
seems better than words. have known and
known well this young man whose life and
death is here spoken Of since his early child
hood. most Of the time have lived almost or
quite his nearest neighbor. Some half dozen
years his senior. stood somewhat In the light
of an elder brother and had been glad to know
that some words Of mine, spoken during his
earlier years. had helped him just a little on
his way. Perhaps 1t was this close aud friend
ly relation which caused me to watch this
brave young life so earnestly, yet II can not be
for so many times since II became known that
he must die, "Why he must CO., Those who
have known him will not ask why all the peo-
pie where he lived seem mourning and be-
reaved to-day. Almost more than other that
have known he held those two qualities which
combined make the perfect gentleman, coar-
tesy and honor. One may be honest no doubt
without politeness, but he can not be unselfish
neither gentleman without the two. There
was that royal glow about all his intercourse
with Others that stamped his urbanity pure
metal. He hal ability as we all love to admit.
He had ambition aud courage also As no one can
doubt, but the crown that sat upon them all,
the thing for which he was most honored and
will longest be remembered. Is manliness. He
had worked hard and thus far with all success
being but in his student days when he died
As early as his years would permit his fellow
townsmen had given him position OF trust
which he was holding at his death. We can
but sorrow for him deeply but amid all the
wreck there are some spars to which we may
cling amid all the night the stars still shine
and their light shall lead some OF us to better
who have known him well will have more
faith in weak humanity because he has lived
4 little time before he died he cried 10 a friend
who entered the room. during his delirium
Wont YOU take me home In few DAYS
he had gone home. let us call him not back
with our tears. lie died on the sth OF Feb.
just rs the day was giving up its light, let us
trust that to him the morning had but Just
broken. lie had his faults, suppose a. who
Of u has not, but | have stood very near him
since his childhood ycar,.a part | could not
the Others can not remember.
GEo. 4. PHILLIPS.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

IITHEREA~ Jesse Trrwurgv of Ellsworth,
w County of Hancock. state of Maine, by his
mnrtgagu.esd dated the sixth day of October, \.
u, l>3a. and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for said County Of Hancock In Book les. Page as,
Ellsworth but deceased, two certain lots or
bounded and described follow. Ia wit, one
tract the south west side of the Buck sport road,
bounded south ea@criy by the line Of lots formerly
IN possession OF widow Jordan. south westerly hy
the Cranberry Marsh called, north westerly
by the Drand line and northca-tcrly 10y the Bucks
port road, containing fifty more less.
And also one other tract ON the north cl~teriv or
opposite side OF sltl road bounded south r-tcrly
bS the lot OF the widow Jor,ihn, south westerly
hy The Rarkspurt ruad, north westerly hy a iin,
running parallel with the iinc of the ut OF the
widow jordan aforesaid thirty eight r''i, distant
and north eastcriy ht the head line 81 the road lot
being strip Of ani thrts cight rods tn idth aud
two hundred and nine rufi~ Ia length cputaiHiu- x
hfty acres more less tua whereas said
mortgage WAS duly assigned To "a the un icr,igutd
by Julia T.. priukWatrr Atlmtpi.tr Of thc
estate of -aii hrttiur r. priukwat.r A. appear.
by her deed 81 assignment ,atci bcrrMbcr 9. \
u, ls>2, recorded III said Registry of Deeds tn
Book ls', Page ~, and whereas the condition Of
said nurty a4t' has been broken now therefor hS
Of the said breach of the condition thereof
We claim fnrrc lo-ure OF said mortgage.
Dated ~ Ellsworth aforr said ihi- lIth ,ily 81
February \. u, l~>i.
AkTHt X DRI\ NV ATER.
WILLIAM pRI>kW AFTER. 4
IL Hiram Vaughan their
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In Memoriam.

Whereas, II ha, pleased an all wise Prov
idenec 10 remove from our midst our sister
Grace \. Foster,
Whereas, This, the first death in our lodge
since it. reorganization, reminds Us that the
time will come when We must answer the cal
on the other shore. therefore
Resoired. That in the death OF sister Fos-
ter we have lost worthy member. who had,
gained the respect and esteem of the lodge dur
ing her connection with us.
Rss0lred That her death should incite us
to renewed diligence in the great temperance
cau-e. and that when the final summons comes.
1t may be well with US.
Resotred. That the charter and regalia be
draped in mourning for the remainder of the
quarter As a token of respect to our departed
sister.
Res0lced. That these resolutions be in
scribed upon page of our records, copy
sent TO the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for pub
LEGATION, and one TO the bereayed family with
the sympathy OF the lodge.
ANNIE l.. LUFKIN, Com.
ROSE q. WELLS, on
HENRY 5. KANE. Res.
For Eggemoggin Lodge No. 1856, I. o. Of G.
T.
Brooklin. Feb. Is. 1885.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Al special meeting Of the Graduating Cla>,
% - T. :. y. ;. al ca.,ine, held Feb. Il.
ISIS. the following preamble and resolutions.
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Ii has pleased God in hi, infinite
wisdom 10 remove from anon. u. our be-
loved rla.,lnate Edward W Iiaekctt. and
Whereas. II j. but just that fitting recos-
milton Of his many virtues should be given.
therefore. be Ii
Hesplcsd, BY the Glass OF ~, that while
We bow in submission 10 the win o. the Most
High. We DO no, the less mourn for our class
male who has heen taken from Us
Resnired, That in the death Of Edward "
Hackett. this elias, amenrs the los, Of 4 mem
her, whose virtuous principles aud high sense
OF honor, made him dearly loved classmate.
whose influence upon hi companion, was al
WAYS for good.
Res1!red That the heartfelt sympathy OF
;hi- elias, be extended TO his family and friend.
in their great affection.
HeSplced. That copy Of these resolutions
be entered upon the records Of the Glass Of
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication, and
copies OF the paper sent to his mother and
members Of hi- class.
:. J. LITTLEFIELD, Com.
BELLE sOt IHERLASD. on
KATE +. LEAGUE. Res
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>arrF-
The schooner -E. Pluribu.@ in the ce
at Patterns Bay. has filled. She needs look
ing after.
On "Wednesday Mr-got his horse
into ice in crossing from Contention Cove to
J. Gains shore. The horse was badly cut,
Early IN the morning Of Feb. 3, We had
what was supposed TO be a yeriiable earth
quake; its peculiar sound startled a good
MANY. That blizzard Tuesday wa OF first
magnitude enough to make anything quake.
We learn that Eyerard Young's is the
lowest bid for carr, ing the mail from Surry
to South Surry. Fifty-two times Is miles
for $40, is on par with mining for copper
on the Tom" lot.
Word building is the lares, thing out
at the X. H. Club meetings. With the let
tiers in "A President" several members have
built nearly 500 words each.
A real loupcervier was seen in the
North Bend" road one day last week. Ii
had very appetitisn look for mutton.
The feet of iee-boats in the Bay cen
"eut on ice" most of the remarkable feats
and figures of the supple-jointed skaters
/ Many of the boats with WHOLESALE breeze
will speed mile minute
during this hyperborean February, Dir,
wood is necessity; but many there be thai
haven't It. 1t is slaek-twisied economy t
burn green wood in the dead of winter
No. 6.
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West Es,. Soul l>horo.
KITTY

Miss l.. IA. jones Of Yves, Brooksviile,
has just c!osed her fourth term Of school in
or distract. She cnjs,ed the confidence
and esteem # both parents and pupils and
under her tiic.ent man cement the children
have maIs rapid progress in their studies
and their general department has also been
improved. Miss Jones boarded at the house
OF Mr.. Simeon Rolfe
Considerable prosre>, has been made in
p.,paIug and getting out timber for the
frame Of the Union mccIIag house Mrs
Simeoo Rolfe. the collector and treasurer.
Las fege we'd ahuut $3.50 in cash and pledges
SHo.h any If oar friends, living at dir
tanee. forward subscriptions. however small
the, would confer grea, favor and receive
She gratitude Of many who are deeply inter
esjei iu This work Of faith
Feb. 10.
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disease is Misery.

Is. i deviation from Health Of Body;
L.ssr m, Dssffmfe,, lhdlaiy, i,yegsiaritr Of
ta- Stsas.a,.' Nomaster what the disease may be
t,-i.esl j, i caused by some disturbance Of the
kIfaey, Lisfy, B9ooi, or Nsyvss Any medi-
cine that does not act directly on these, and
especially the Bleed, kidney, or Liter, can ac-
compish no permanent cure. A thorough
%aowlsslgc Of the functions Of these organs is
necessary to produce remedy for their ills.
Brlwn's sarsapariIla is made from formula
written b. the late Vim. II. Brown, NJ. d. grad
nate from Bowdoin College and Harvard Medical
School, and student in European institutions.
DIR. Brown was the family physician Of the
present Chief Justice Of Maine, as well as other
prominent men Of our day, and was highly re-
spected, alike for his virtues and his skill. II
viii be seen, therefore, that we present not com
mon patent medicine, but scientific f,sfayation
OF IFoEiyons Poirfy whereby
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"Misery is G,fR UnAaffiness Extreme Pain
in Body. Natural Eviks that are caused by
Wyaehedness." AagnisA, Distress, Cszlasrffy,
kidney Disease, Lfpey Complaint, and sieaa
Disease cause most Of the misery in this life.
Much Of it is needless, because Browns Sarsa-
parilla will, il taken in time, care aaY aass Of
disease Of these organs. We claim it viii do
this, because it has done it hundreds Of times all
over the State, and we are constantly printing
testimonials showing the wonderful power over
disease that it has.
II misery has come in unto you, if the shadow
Of coming sorrow fingers about your once
bright fireside, if Disease has laid his hand upon
you or yours-ion't. gise If until you have sought
the aid so many have found in Browns sarsapa-
rilla. You may, like many others, find tina, aid,
and then you may be sure that health is being
restored and that
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MESSENGERS Notice.

OFFICE Of THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK
COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - Feb, l., 4. d, ISIS
THIS Is Ia give notice that on the sixteenth
day Of February A u tSsi. u warrant In In
s"lvcncy Wa issued out Of the Court OF Insolvency
for said County OF Hancock against the estate of
SAIL John Maluncy. Of Ellsworth Hancock
County, Maine, adiulged 10 he an insolycnt
debtor or petition of said debtor, which petition
was tiri IN the thirteenth day of February.
\. y l>-i.fo which date interest claims Is Ia b..
computed. that the payment Of any debts to or hv
said debtor, and the transfer and delivery OF any
property hy hm are forbidden by law that meet
Ing Of tho creditors 81 said Debtor % prove their
debts and choose one or more aSsiguees of hts
estate. VIII " held at Court Of lusolv cncy he
holtru at Ellsworth in said county On the
twelfth day Of Marrh. 4 H.. lssi, AZ ten O'Clock
In The forenoon.
Given un,icr my haud tho hate first above written.
II. L. FIELDS.
sheriff as Messenger ~ the Court Of Insolvency
for said County OF Hancock. 2ws
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seigwisa.
Treacherous walk ny.

Our singing school under the instruc.
ton of Mr.. Z. p. Cole is progressing finely.
MIR Cole has school at district Ne. 3.
which has goodly nua. ,cr OF members and
prospect for mors.
Last Monday evening, Feb. Q, merry
company from this town attended a social
dance at Brooklin, i, being the closing night
OF the daucing school which has been in
progress IN that town. Refreshments were
served IN the lower hail, aud pleasant even
ins as passed.
Steamer City of Richmond landed
Sedgwick passengers and freight at Deer
Isle, on last FRIDAY. and continued her
course through Eggemocgin Reach. passing
through the Ice.
A social dance at Riverside Hall on
Monday evening. Feb. i6,
kfTry
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad
mnsfrator Of the estate of Alvin II. Frost late OF
Mariayiile, in the county of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deeeased's estate, to make immediate payment,
aud those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment,
ARNO W. KING, Admir-.
Feb. H. lSs5 3wss
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STATE OF MAINE.

HtSCprk, ~s-to urt ~ Probate, Buck ~purt
February Term. \. II. is>5.
Accounts having been hle for .ctleucnti In estates
u
ItRTHi " JELLISOS, late Of EHs,corfh
Lafayette Davis, IA =.
ALBERT r.. OBER, late N fremont
benjamin sawyer, Admir-.
JAMES MILLER BLdISDELL, late n Frank
lin. Cyrus Emery, Admir-
BENZ 4 MN PREBLE. lat, of >hhlran
Harriet X. PrebIc, Adm'rN
ORDERED. That the said accountants give Notice
to all persons interested, BY causing 4 copy OF this
Order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American. that they NAV appear al
4 Probate Court, To be holden at Ellsworth, on the
second Wednesday Of Mar next at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause. If any they have
why the same should not he allowed.
%. 2. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest .-CHAs. +. DpRR, Register.
\ true Copy, Attest :-CHAs =. DoRR. Register
3U--
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HANCOCK, $50 the Sherins of our respec-
i've Counties or either of their Deputies,
GREETING
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Are We Able TO Take the Risk.


WEST EDEN, Feb. i6, SIS.
M Editor:
am glad to see that the question Of
building new buildings for this county. is
being agltated. and that it is to be submit
ted to the voters Of this county. certain
ly hope. that they will take the question IN
to serious consideration, aud inform them
selves what condition the books ard records
are III and how thew are liable. a, any mo-
m.nt. to be consumed by FIRE. Let any per
s0u visit The Registry Of Deeds Office OF the
Probate Court office and see for himself tina,
lheie !, absolutely no protection from fire
for the books. deeds. and nspers that are so
valuable To the ctizen> Of this county. and
! am sure that they wi. vote ever, time in
favor Of new and IRE proof buildings.
In nv practice as surveyor Of land very
frequently cali for the deed Of the land 10
be- surveyed, aud the answer j. We'll. can
not md my deed /, mus, he IN the Reg
is,er's office" Now. Mr.. Editor. would
ask each voter to consider holr he could
and his land, or what title he wosId have to
Il, Il his deed and the record Of II should
both be DESTROYED woaid be The case in
thousand, Of instances Il our county build
luzs should be burned
It seem. to me ina, tie question j. not
Are re allie % build ncs building, ?" b.i
'.4re IRE abie TO ;ake the risk OF not build
inc them
T. NJ U.Nog
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Died.

obituary notice Iev1ad hs Date. NgH,e amt 4ge
must be pad hpr Al the rafc m tsa reafs HHy.
Ellsworth Feb. .. Mrs. Nancy j. Phillips.
aged -.
Ellsworth Fall>-Feb. 10, Mr.. Carrie A..
Bartlett. aged 81 year- and months.
surry-Feb. l.. Ransom ;. Mann, aged 80
years. Bangor papers please copy.
Hancock-Feb Is. jerome Pomroy. aged 3
years and II months.
Feb. IL. at the residence ~ her son. Capt.
J. II. Anderson. Mr.. Loyey NJ. Anderson.
formerly Of Trenton. aged rs YEAR, 4 months
and 10 days. Portland papers pita-e copy
Prospect Harbor-Fch. 10. Capt Joshua
Moore, aged about Il years.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss AT a Probate Court holden at
Bucksport, within and for said County on the
second Wednesday of February. A. d. lss5.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be y copy
n Of the last will and testament OF Jessie
Gordon sherman, late OF city. county and state OF
New York and of the probate thereof In said state
of New York, duly authenticated, having been
presented TO the judge Of probate. for our said
county. for the purpose OF being allowed filed and
recorytetl In the probate court for said county
ORDERED, that notice thereof he given To all
persons interested therein. by publishing a copy
Of this order three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American, n newspaper printed or publish
cation q lie at least thirty days prior to the
second Wednesday In April A. D., lss3, that they
may appear Mt probate court, then to be held at
Ellsworth, within and for said county, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause, II any
they hayeagainsr the same.
Sws' q. L. CUNNINGHAM judge.
true copy, Attest :-CHas. l.. DoRR, Register.
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Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as follows
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor with through
trains ON Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John.
Morning train from Bangor connects every
Saturday with the Str. CITY Of Richmond for Mil
bridge, Jonesport, Machiasp0rt and PASSPORT. Re
day morning, connecting at the Ferry with after
noon train which waits its arrival special Il run
If necessary. The Richmond leaves the Ferry
every Tuesday morning at O'Clock for Portland
via all landings.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and GenI Manager
F.E. B0OTHBY, Gen'i Pass and Ticket Agt.
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Notice ofAssignee Of His Appointment.

At Ellsworth In the County of Hancock, and State
Of Maine, the eleventh day Of February, A. D.,
1855.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of hisap-
1 pointment as assignec'of the estate OF veranus
r. Jellisonot Mar.ayille,i in said county ofHancock
insolvent debtor, who has been declared an In
solvent upon his petition by the Court of Insol-
vency for said county OF Hancock.
2wss ARNo W. KING, Assignee.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, $50 the Sherins of our respec.
tive Counties. or either of their Deputies.
GREETING.
WE command you to attach the goods
a.. 81 w and estate OF Frank $. Moon,
ex rel publecia To the value Of
hundred and fifty dollars, and summon the
said Defendant III he may be found In your
Supreme Judicial Court, next To be holden at Els
WORTH within and for our County Of Hancock,
on the second Tuesday OF October next
then and there in our said court to answer unto
George X. Campbell and William II. True of Ellis.
worth. in said county Of Hancock. surviving
partners of the copartnership firm formerly doing
business at said Ellsworth, under the name and
style OF Campbell. Leach and Co., consisting Of
said Plaintiffs and kimball Leach, deceased. In a
PLEA OF THE CASE, for that the said De
PENDANT at said Ellsworth, on the day of the
purchase of this Writ, being indebted to the
plaintiffs in the sum of seventy -four dollars and
seventy six cents, according to the account an
nexet. then and there in consideration thereof
promised the plaintiffs to pay them the same sum
on demand. And Plhs, for specification of their
chants account in this above count and nothing
else.
Yet though often requested. the said defendant
has not paid said sum but neglects to do to the
damage of said plaintiffs (as they say the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars, which shall then
and there be made to appear with other due
your doings therein.
Witness John A. Peters, Justice of said Court,
at Ellsworth this fourteenth day Of August in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty four.
II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ss-Supreme Judicial Court, Oc-
tober Term, A. D., 1854.
Upon the foregoing Writ. Ordered, That the
Plaintiff give notice to the said Frank S. Moon,
to appear before the Justice of our Supreme Ju.
dcial Court to be holden at Ellsworth, within and
To- <,f Ham,
day Of April. A. ID. 1855. by publishing an attest
ed copy of said Writ and this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American q
newspaper printed In Ellsworth, in our County OF
Hancock the last publication to be thirty DAYS nj
least prior to said second Tuesday of April next,
that he may there and then in our said Court az.
pear and answer to said snit.
II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true copy of the WRIT and ORDER OF CoURI
thereon.
3ws Attest:-H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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TUT subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that be has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of Executor
q the last " ~ and Testament Of David WATSON.
late ~ Hruok~yilr. IN the County of Hancock,
decreased by giving bond = the law directs he
therciorc requests all persons who indebted
o. the said dcrra -cd- estate. a. make immediate
payment. and thu-, no have ans Immediate M.
Hand~ thereon Ia exhibit the same for settlement.
WILLIAM WATSON.
RruANsvilie January 10, l--j. 8W-s
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When Baby was sick. gave her tastora,
When She was a Child, she cried for Casinra,
When she was Miss, she chung TO Casioria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast'a.
iyr.o
-VEGETINE Is composed OF roots. bark ano
herbs. II is very pleasant to take; every chile
likes IT,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon him~eif,he trust of Executor
Of the last VIII and Testament Of John d.
Webster, late Of
Hancock, In the County OF Hancock. decease
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re
quests all persons who indebted Ia the said
deCeascd's estate, Ia make immediate payment
and those who have any immediate demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
ERNEST ". WOOSTER.
Hancock, Feb. Is, i>s5. 3ws
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Married..

Bluehiil Feb. IT. by Rev. l.. :. Trip. Mr.
George T.. Snow and Mis- Annie X. Chase,
both OF Biuchill.
orsnd Feb Il, by +. W. Gross. Esd. Mr..
Andrew :. Grindle Of orland, anil Miss Lucy
NJ. Leach OF Pcn0b-cot
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." lie. Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
Rough On Pssa" R'orsaseA Plnsser;
Strengthening, improved, the best for backachc
pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
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wells Health Remover restores health and
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness,
Debility, al
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Col Thomas Buford of Louisville, Ky,
brother If Gen. Abe Buford and the SLAYER
Ct Judge Elliott Of the court of appeals,
died, Friday, at the Anchorage lunatic ssy-
lum at Louisville.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust u an AID.
ministrator of the Estate of Marshall Harding late
of Bluehiil, in the County of Hancock de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceased's estate to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those who have any demands thereon Ia
exhibit the same for payment
IRVING Ii, HARDING, Admr.
Jan. Ia, ISIS. 3w6s