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would be required, if placed end to end, to
the last generation should be arranged thus
in line they would reach around the earth
sixty million times; or if the line be ex-
tended in the direction of the sun, it would
reach tina, body more than fifteen thousand
times.
But some one asks, "What are you going
TO do about it; will you let these innumer-
able and prolific pests suck the life juice out
of our plants and destroy them so that by
this destruction we shall be driven from the
face of the EARTH" By no means; we'll
fight, and in the struggle for existence,
either we must go down-or the lice.
The above calculations were based on the
suppositon that every one of these lice
would successfully reach maturity and give
rise to the usual number Of young. But
ala for the lice they are heset by foes on
every hand, 4 host of predsceous insects
prey upon them in every stage Of their ex-
lstence. Birds play sad havoc with them.
aud more than all, they are swept off by the
million, By pestience and disease. They
too have their own peculiar diseases with no
skilled physician to aid. In infancy they
have their scarlet rash. their whooping
cough, their Group and diarrhea, with no one
to save, Later in life they have their other
g.. Il Id II
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Has been upon me for years It was brought on
by lifting, over exertion, &C., while following my
trade" said Mr.. Chas. Patterson, Engineer, Ban
gor Machine Co, Bangor, Me. II got no aid until
| began to use Browns SARsAPARiLLA. All
troubles caused by Kidney Disease have left me,
and my present good health is due to the use OF
BRowN'S SARsAPARILLA.'
No woman having Kidney Trouble, accom-
panied with those deep pains across the back,
drawing down pains, dizziness, restless sleep,
&c, can expect comfort in this life until the
cause be removed. This cause is Disease of the
Kidneys, and can only be reached through these
organs. Mrs W. p. Herrick, Of Glenburn, was
afflicted, and sought various channels for help.
Hearing OF Browns SAEsAPARfLLN She tried
it, began to rally at once and to-day enjoys good
health. BROWNS SARsAPARILLA is peculiarly
adapted for Kidney Disease
IL had those darting pains
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Across the Back, -

with tired, languid feeling, bearing down pain,
&c, you may be sure" says Mrs. Chas. Bracket,
OF hermon, Me-, that YOU have Kidney Disease
have been cured Of severe case by BRowN's
SARsArARiLLA, after l had employed many doc.
tors without benefit. Have been confined to my
home in times past, but am now in good health
have used wha, is known as Browns san
sAPARiLLA in my practice, prescribing it for low
state of the Blood, for weakness peculiar to fe-
males, and especially for Kidney and Liver ,rou-
blcs- have always met with success whenever
have used /. Being familiar with the compo-
Sition Of BROWNS SARsPARILLA | pronounce
It 70 be a happy combination Of pure medicines.
destined, have doubt 20 become famous as
blood, kidney, and liver corrective. |. w. TlB-
BELTS, NJ. D., Stetson, Me-
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Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the impure matter to be
thrown oft by the Urine. If from any cause they
d5no, do this, The system at once becomes cogged
the en;ue machinery IS thrown on; Of order,
and disease and misery reign triumphant. SIX
heAia al. s, trt55 Of &5naA \, Pam a.tos5
BI.k and LsD5. D's=HeSy, CmaJlioH, and
countless ether his are always present. We
guarantee cure for all forms Of Kidney or Liver
Disease whcu 3RlwN's SARsAPARtLLA Is taken
in time AMI according to directions. Remember
and take BROWNS NNRSAPARILLA.
LAS; ~eek purchased two bottles Of BRowN's
SARsAFARlLLA. giving one TO my wife and the
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Died.

Obituary notices. begoHd the Date, Name aud Age
sIust be paid 'or al The rate OF ten cents a line
Ellsworth July y. Mr.. John True. aged
- wears and months.
Frankin-,Iuy l6. Forest $, eldest sou of
Llcwell,n W and Ida l.. Dow, aged years
and Is days
Hancock roint-,Iuiy y. Mr.. Ephraim Crab
tree. aged about 70 years.
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A farm containing one hundred and six acres. A
a good dwelling house, a large ban, ana sheds.
otoTe ami blacksmith shop; There is a small
orchard, beautiful shade tees sjtt,afed in
iianCoek, GU the Franklin road, few rods from
ue FRANKLIN Read u. H. station fifteen minutes
rue irom Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
popular summer resort. tue quarter OF n mile
from the sea shore, same distance from a good
school, handy to two steam mills where men and
boys are employed the year round The hest
place IN Maine for County hotel and store All
Eastern travellers have TO stop here to take train,
hne chance TO put up transient teams and lei
horses anu carry passengers and freight East.
FOR further particulars call al premises
$. MONAGHAN
'hi"s" Hancock, Me.
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At Court ~ Probate holden ~ BluchlU with
In and for the county ot Hancock, ON the second
Wednesday OF July, \. u. lNsi.
A petition having been filed praying for al.
n mni-tratipn on the estate % Hannah Curtis
late Of Buck-purt, In said county. deceased
ORDERED that the petitioner give nnticc to an
persons interested. hy causing copy 1T the
Order Of Court thereon. To lee published THREE
weeks sucCr-~ively IN the Ellsworth American,
q newspaper printed or published In Ellsworth
that the, may appear At Probate Court a. b, hcl}
NJ Ellsworth, IN said county. on the second
Wednesday Of August next, at ten % cloCk in the
forenoon. and -hcw cause, II any they have. why
the PRAYER Of said petition should not he granted
- T.. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
iN 80 Attest -IHAs r. DnKR Register
\ true copy attest .-CHAs. l.. DuKR, Register
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" altman
[ one his.

altman
MIR H. r. swan. Of Walsonville. Cal..
but formerly Of Watham. IS expected to
come east this season on a Visiting tour
among bis many friends. His daughter Miss
AryillA {. Swan expects to accompany him.
Is have been requested by member, Of the
Swan family. enclose the following facts
Nr. ID. /. Swan and wite moved Il m
Wattham 70 Ellsworth N the spring af
1870. The las; Of October. 1873, TIE,
started for the home Of their daughter, Mr..
Thomas Leland, At Watsouyl,ic. Cal, at
irving there on The i0,h Of November, Nh,
Swans birthday. Mrs. swan died June n.
lS-7,. aged S. year, and : months. In tn.
fall Of ISL, Mis-, Ar,illa {. Swan vent Ia
Ca. 20 reside with her father Mr. Swan
i. aud has been for long time a regular
subscriber 10 the AMERICAN. and 20 whotn.
tjuds.ng from orr arm shor' experienced It
comes as a welcome weekly letter from
Home. Sweet Home" telling news. though
perhaps net SO interesting 10 w. Vet to those
50 far away. every Item Is scanned with in.
'erest. Mr. Swan and family have 4 Wide
circle of relatives an! friends To llancock
County, and il they make their contemplated
visit. they are assured OF hearty welcome
by al.
Mrs Martha f. Pearson. uf Che,,r-
Mas. ami Mrs. Lucy \. Kelly, Of Fran
inghsm. Mass, We're IN town last week for
few days only. the guests Of Nj. Ii Colby
and Mr. Joseph klnemau.
-Augus,4s ani William Thomas of
North Ellsworth are stopping a; NJ. David
Ingalls,.
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To The Honorable Judge Of Probate within and fer
the County Of Hancock
rTllE undersigned admins rator ~ the estate w
l. Marshall Harding late NJ Elurhill. Ia -AiI
county, deceased, respectfully rrprr~cnt- that the
goods and rhauci-, RI sht- and crrdita Of sald de
ceased arr not sufficient To pay the lust leht- ami
charges IT administrations hy the sum ~ FIVE
hundred dollars s. heTcfurc Your petitioner pray
yaur Honor to grant him l.iccu-r t. -,l Al
public ar priNat" sale, anil convey a tract
OF abuut forty acres called thu "Iuhn-nn lot "
bounded south lty land Of Il. e, " Du.iSr, On The
West hs the Meadow hrpok nu the North ~ lAnd
90 Daniel T.. Grtudlc, and an the East i,y the high
Why leading frrm Eiuchil t. Ii,ck~purt 90 thr
real estate ~ the deceased. .in,ludnS the rcytr
zion Of the widow - dover the rein. la satisfy said
debts and charges If admin -trAtinu.
IiN i\t, II. GNkbI\t,.
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School closed in District Nc 6, on the
Ridge, July "a. after term of twelve weeks,
taught BY Mrs. Joanna Durgain. Whole
number Of scholars attending school - !;
average number 20; number Of scholars
neither late or absent. l3, viz: Jennie
Carter. Colby Hooper. Hattie Carter, Alden
Carter. Augusta Carter. Clarence Young,
Laura Carter, Eta Carter, Mildred Durgain,
Joseph Page. Matte Ordway, Harold
Young. Ella Carter.
July ~
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other to her mother. Such benefits were derived
from the use Of It, that wis, ttr four additional
bottles. Please find enclosed $, your r'iee for
hall dozen. pronounce it to he wonderful
remedy tor Poor Blood Indigestion, and Kidney
Complaints. W. H. WARREN, Manager Ban
gor Wood CO.
81 can end rsc ali that has been SAL! in favor Of
BRowNs SARsArARltLA. Have used It aud
heartily recommend 1t a, 4 medicine peculiarly
adapted for giving tone and H.-ar to the system,
stimulating tie digestive organs ami removing
all pans arisla. fson, disorder Of the kidneys.
Mr. {. II, HATHAWAY, Walter st, Bangor
Me-
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NJ lev Of our Democratic friends Who
during the last campaign made the welkin
ring with shouts for Cleveland and civil ser
'iee reform are nos exciiedly asking for
htlp o. let 20 If the bear
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holsters Highway surveyors Books. Val
uation Books and Collectors Tax List Books,
also Revised Statutes OF Maine, latest Ed
ton: also new stock Of Wall Papers, Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, just received
worth.
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Assistant Adjutant General.
Bia-hIIi

Ria-hiH.
Oar farmers are quite well along with
Their having, aud the prospect seems to be
That they vii get about one third more than
.a>t YEAR
Last Saturday was the most uncom-
Portable day that We have had this season.
Services IA both churches on Sunday.
Pants made Of bed-tickins are the latest
sty.e here.
The village is quite full of summer
visitors. and rides and picn.cs. with boating,
receive much attention. 1t Is hard To lind
more pleasant village on the coast, in which
u spend the hot weather, than We have here.
News Of Gen Grants death did no,
reach u I'LL Friday, and both campaign flags
we're holsted, drnped in black. Mrs. Joan
Merrill has a window draped IN mourning
Tor him Sorrow at his death is universal.
We learn that Ransom Sperry is much
worse. the cancer has eaten clear through
the cheek The G. A. r. Post had his hay
cut for him. He cannot recover.
Ron.
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Schooner D. b. Webb. Hobrooks
master, in running for Burnt Coat liarbor
during the fog this morning. run ashore on
the southeast end Of Heron Island The
u. h. Webb Is about 20 tons. old measure
ment. some twenty-five years old and halls
from Deer Isle. and has on board $40 bar
re!s Of mackerel which will probably he
saved.
July ~. CoLcinS.
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or all the different schools in the country, have
thousands die every year of Brght's disease Of
the Kidneys. who could be living to-day If they
had used sulphur Btters. They are UNI
cqualed in the world for all diseases Of the
kidueys.-NeU Harea Union.
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BARBADOEs.-Sld. June p, sch. Carrie Z.
Woodbury.. Hodgkins, New York.
Rio JANEIRO.-In port June 81, bark
Ailanwilde, Newman, unchartered.
ST. JOHN, y. B.-Sld. July %, sch. Fred C.
Holden. Rich, New York.
Ar. July a, sch. Northern Light, Harper,
Ellsworth.
Sid. July "a, sch. Trenton, Stanley. New
York.
HARBoR IsLAND.-Ar. July Il, sch.
Gertrude, Abury, Baltimore.
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Married..

Franklin-July -, by Rev. {. l.. Bang
harlt, Mr. Hamlin \. Gordon and Miss Annie
Hooper, both Of Franklin.
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the sullivan Mining Company.
Bueberries and ra>pberries are plenty in
the market and are selling at cts.
a few mackereI were taken Monday night
in Lord, weir in Union River Bay.
A harp aud two vioIins were the attrac-
ton Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Aver. of Dexter. are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. Z. Eldridge. in
this CITY.
Mrs \. F. Greely who is at her cottage at
Hancock Point. was thrown from her carriage
TUESDAY afternoon and her ankle was slightly
>prajned.
Mr. :. H. Richardson aud h. T. sowle,
ESQ. have returned from Bay side where they
have been for the past ,ix weeks. with their
families.
Mr.. J. W. Nealley has retired from the
firm Of !. : Leighton 4 Co. The bushes,
viii ho continued. at the old stand. by j. :.
Leighton.
We understand u party Of gentlemen in
Thu cfl have chartered the schooner Ralph
Il. Grant. for fishing "trip of four or i've
,lav> among the Islands.
VIM.
'n VI ~ H. 'n'
"''' ''s i'''i'N' passed.
",o'' ','iS !" MS Pr
'''''' 40 ""' ''"''"f'
+. \. Elwelrs party Of bicycli>t- arrived
IT, NOM ai,' 'i' lot "Sr
NV ''"S. i"'s were "'-
'''''' VI ''''> '''''
schooner Light Of the East, which wa,
ASHORE .omc time since and returned to thi.
l"'' ,''' l''''>, ma '"'h repaired "nh sailed
''''>''''> '''' ~"'"'"h |" hn'>h her cargo "f
-'""''''
Mr. NJ Gallcrf very ta>tcfnlly drspc.i the
show window, OF hi, Dry Good. store. ser,lr.
day. ont Of respect TO the death OF Gen. Grant.
'' '''''''"N wa f''''"'" "rAl'd ANU after
-''
NJ. L. u. G,ul,l. brick-maker. la, large
hin ~ brick nearly ready to burn. II the
weather proves favorable. he will commence,
harniu. n-x, week He ha- contracted "a
furnish large number To De. used in TIN, now
county '"i'''n-''
%, ~ '' -,
'.'' morning lot "t''Ahd. Mr. " ls"'H "iiiai-
l.lr he FORE the Law Court now in session
fh,r., iu several ca>c, in which b, !. counsel
~, vi al~o visit one or two banks in hi. rs-
la.i,' Il /. :. Nat, Bank Examiner
'+' ->s' '''e1' published IN ih' IN
'''''i "' N'Hhi"H' mAk'- - appearance again
'''n ana ! - hf'-H' ana spicy n II ha'
'''i ''" ''4 IN ''' >'N'r'' N'AF' IL hA> or'h
''-'''i' i'i' i'''>h'i 81 - cents Tor the
-'l'''" A'''' = 'Nh'H worm 'h' money.
WITH ,hi, number Of the AAl,Rr,,> ~.
f..u. a supplement. containing the premium,
IT,, of The tventy.-,.and Animal pxhjl.i,fon ~
-a. New England Agricultural society. 10 h,.
beta hi Bangor IN connection with IN. r,.t.
i'm Name ~tt,.. Fair. eop,n.p,iu.. >,,. II
~ .'' sun 'h'''i'''' 81 Ilal''"t A. ext 'un'H
''''', ''''' '''' ,H' proprietor OF 'A'
'''''' 90 i'''''''N i''h'' DIE" tuesday.
'''> -. 'H III '''''"- H'''h I"f
'.''''"'' ~ va h'-hiF RESPECTED AMI
"''' ~ '''' "s = arg cry" 81 friends
.'i '1-'''' 'A' county
ON rc,-,it,i Of ,b. new. ST ten. Cr,p,..
.}-a,h. : delegation from wm. H. II. RE. P,.,
~. STA r. rsu.ir,,i 10 ,lir b,ll,, 8,
y.r, .i,r, linn. :, va. ,,.t.,,,II, l-,,...,; :,
mourning. both on the Main and sat. .,r,..,
'FRONT.', l,-.,l ~. ..n.... ~ ,l,, ,,,r,r.ti. ,l.,
1~,-.l and f.r,r. .,,,,r. ,.,,,.e ann. ,i~,,..
,-e
80 mus '' h'" H"le' II NJ i'>'ft
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| HAVE MADE
ARRANGEMENT

With one of the oldest
Piano Manufacturers in
Boston, viz. \osc & Sons,
to buy of them tortyPianoS
in three months from June
l, 1855. | don't know but
what | have bitten off more
than | can chew. | am all
right 50 far, having sold
twenty Of them, but | am
afraid August is going to
be a hard month and |
want to say to any one who
wants a Piano, that in all
human probability they
can buy one of me at whole
sale prices during that
month. | am going to sell
them in the time specified
if | don't make a cent.
This is the plain unvar-
nished fact and if you are
going to buy within a year
you had better get prices
now.
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- picnic ahd h'hihg party 70 the ls'e
Az 'is.' on '"l"lN' was part'eipateu III oN
heN- M a'ieh ana VIE, tneH sons f-h"ard
ana iitfoe', anu daughter maze, he'' = H.
Na'e> a"u uahsh'tts 'e!ta anu bface' MISS
haOei iui AIN anu Mf. NeN''lohet OF fet-
tus' ra1's' Minnesota ne latter VINO is
guest al me parsonage Is STUDY ihg Tor me
ministry N ihe"1oslcai seminary Ne"
i"IN WY
july - l. " /
hast Lamo,ar.
p..r;, 90 H., .,, ~ ,,r.f,c, :, ia.
uL.. o,r,r,h,,,;c, .rr'..,,,,,,.,..,,,,, =,
-. ,,,rpr,.,< IN .cor.,r,,,,l,,. ,o,, NJ ri
i,,r and Tho .r,,ra s,,r en.,,,,ej j, ,o,,r nj
H. M III MI, 6n.. a,'esr,,o, ~ yo,,,
Ia, i,,ue IN .tocA matter and form HING
inn, ont u.s>n,ner that ali c,,izens of our
county, at home or abroad. can point 10 as
We'll worthy TO be called zine county I1-
per ~ Fd H1nc"ct. lay claim 10 the
night L" pat on record the above statement
OF iAc'' hH'ihs been reader OF It's pages
II. A,,,rir,< n"u ,r,n,.5 ,b,'n n..d
F., HAIL.. ~ ~, S,r. r. r.,,nar,cc. a..
.,,a,.,is,. &C., .t,..,.. - - 49,.
NJ
SONS thirty -four wears ago Tins coming WIN
Ter. argued the question. the necrssir, there
nov exists for the establishment Of a local
,,a,,,r re,,,r,i "a, no.,,.,. and 'nr..c,,r;,u IN
matter, Of religion, belief, but with an open
column irr Temperance and Mora! Reform,
Steps were then taken which resulted IN the
issue OF the hUs~orh Herdtd, which 10
three years assumed the title which 1t no"
bears. From that time 20 the present.
through all TIE 'c.ssI'od-s and changes
which are incident to local paper, II has
a.',' '.,ab
-. ,h..1.. i.,,i
s.,,,.,r, 49,, -. III, ~ ',.. .n..g
,.H
- a'''' D.. a'' ~,
-. -. ~.
We are having rca. summer weather.
~ - ~. n, ,.,.a
=, .f,.
As VI predicted, friends and relatives
VII have pitched ihrir ter;s and cast the;r
lots ~ other and distant states, have come
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Marine List.

Eii.wor,h Port
Wrlne-ls, Iu., =,
ARRIVED.
~h ret-, r,e H,r nar'ar
~AlIFu.
ia Ps'hau, ehanry. HAusor
1har-taE. Pens A.
ARRIVED
: , Wc.,rrlo, Jorlan. Pr.yil-uc.
b "m II Archer t.,a,ir1n Boston.
- Ralph nrDut. Grant. K'eklart.
>.t Forc-irr Mo-lcs Boston
F. Enll{ '.4-ptr. Boston.
~ "a Flower. Sargent, E-r.r-rt
SAILED
~.l carc--a. Harbour. na-,on
fra,y July a.
ARRIVED
- France. coffin. BeiIott, Ra-t.n
~ samuel i"wi- wo"i H"-ton.
~rA Lu"ila, " .hb.r BOSTON.
>rh senator. = lair. Boston.
>eh ".-acnrk, Daw- Boston
IN Nellie Grant, pnisc EH-t,u.
SAILED
~sa Alvndalr Rem.rk. Portland
so Il. :. Lawrence. Patterson H,>t.u
saturday, JuIy ..
ARRIVED.
>rh Storm Prtrci rattcu, Newport
SAILED
>-t Mar T. Wel,h. Wrih. Deer l.l..
III Imiy. ,a-prr ANN. Il, i",,I NV r;n.,,p
>-h Forester M".eiey. lIAa,ooA, y lola XVI
i'..-i,4 t..,... H.. = ,t
,t.,,.,.,.
~-f ,rtar.tr ,I,-s t,.i',1
>'h r NJ Bran.eom, Young. >ew York
SAILED.
-. lay.it., Wti,nt.r,. trt.
I'm Italrh X Grant. Grant. EncAi.nd-
N'h p"lPh!A -Nhrry
t i.'-.N y IL, -, l.'""N'!' s"'4''An.
''F'' i''"''''' '''''''"
Dom~-tie Porr..
BA\GoE.-Ar. july ~. -ch. Daniel Wei
''.Fi fia,o 'l.., A." 'iiite'; ". -.
'uil - N .. " podruh' thtoh'
TT = '''''''''N NJ II" -Ni'''
hthf h9l.-Ar' 'uly III 'ch- Paragon.
7hu'e' h"h-"I i"F Ne" l"fk'
Bn>Io>.-Ar. July II. -ch.. Arhorrer.
Clark. Ellsworth: Madagascar. Robbins.
Bangor
AT. July p, >ch,. Juliet. Leach, Ponce, r.
r.. Anna :. Murch. Holt, Mott Haven.
Ar. July -, sch.. Elizabeth, Sinclair, Els
worth: Fannie +. Hall, Tapley. Penobscot;
T. - Ermiak' Ermigk' Bangor;
IT July ~ sens. RANK Maria, Woodward,
riJ.,,.l'r,i '"'' ~ 81 any ''i''inH' 'T"'u.
=,
i'" I M ~! = sen 'Vhh b"uS-
CT
w,rI Nm, IN ~" "u'N III -'n = ~ WOOD
''" io"''7'
6K"RGEroWN, ;. o.-Ar July Is, sch. \.
/. Emerson, Moore, Boston
GREENS LANpING.-Ar. July l6, srhs.
John James. Alien; >. h. >linson. >tinson.
'n,, E''',a' "oss' no''p'
NEW loRk.-Ar July 20 sch. Harry
me- i,oPN'n.' roLl au ,r filre, :,
80 '",t IL ~ " m z i-esg RI,
Ausu''hi T. ~ hIah>'ofho' fH--
worth,
Al ~, 1uli = IN, if""' ~, "nI.td-
her' EIi,woith; DeNa'n' i'n'hlfs' ELLSWORTH;
hooeft po'itt' 'ho" 'eeI is~'
NEW HANEN.-Ar. July 49, sch. Abigail
Haines. Jones, Ellsworth.
PoYTIAND.-Ar. July n. schs Glad
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At Court Of Probate held at Rluehill, within
and for the county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of July, 4. D. ISL
A petition having been filed praying for al
~ mini-tratipD on the eAate Of Icmuci Harper
late Of Penoh>cot, in said county, deceased
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, hy causing, a COPY
of the pr'lcr Of Court, thereon, To- be published
three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Amer.
lean a newspaper printed or published in Ell-
worth. that they may appear at Probate Court
to he held at Ellsworth. In said County, on the
second Wednesday 81 August next, At ten o'clock
in the forenoon, anil >heN cause Il any they have.
why the prayer Of said petition should not ~
granted.
-. +. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Swsa. Attest .-tHN- T.. poKE Register
\ true copy Attest -tHNs. l.. DOHR, Register.
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ever published, for young and middle-aced
men, 1yr21
Mr.. c. c. Burrill reports the line of de
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, as would be furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
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EASTW ARD TRAINS.

tStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
Does not stop.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John. The $50 A. NJ train from Bangor and
430 p. VI. train from Bar Harbor run daily in
Guiding sundays.
kB- Passengers by morning train from Ranger
connect at Bar Harbor every Wednesday and
Saturday with the Str. City Of Richmond for Mil.
bridge, Jonesport and Machiasport. Returning.
the steamer leaves Machiasport, every Monday
and Thursday, connecting at the Ferry with
afternoon trains. The Richmond leaves Inc
Ferry every Monday and Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock for Portland via all landings and
through tickets are on sale at Ellsworth for Rock
land via steamer from Mt, Desert Ferry
PAYSON TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager
7. L, BOOTHBY, Genl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Tyres
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Al a Court of Probate holden At Buehill within
and for the county of Hancock, the second
Wednesday OF July, 4. D., 1855.
A petition having been filed praying for adj
n ministration on the estate of William Green,
late OF Brooksyillc in said county, deceased
ORDERED That the Petitioner give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy OF the
Order of Court thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, a snewspap printed or published In Els
worth, That they may appear 1T Probate Court
10 he held AT Ellsworth in said county, on the
second Wednesday Of August eXt AT ten o'ckck in
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted
jws9' -. l.. CUNNINGHAM Judge
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