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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

.U. rfI
WHAT AN EnIToR ExPRcIEn AND WAR
HE FoUNp.- the :. down east horse"
that was made TO eat wood shxvingsi by
putting green goggles over his eyes, was
not unlike the editor OF the New York,
Mirror. at the advent of Know Nothing>
ism He looked upon the orgsnization,as
a remarkably fresh, gteeh. and nourish-
ing element-whereas. in fact, it WAS
largely constituted of the dry old and re.
jected husks and chips of party. Hear
him: 1--WE looked to this Organization with
the expectation that it should embrace The
people AS actors-the people as headers
in other words. that (tired with the errors
Of old corrupt. professional polticians.)
the trumpet was sounded tor the gathering
Of American citizens. To take care Of their
own interest with their own men, selected
upon basis as different from precsdenLs
as demanded by the times" am
So much for what the editor looked for.
In respect to their present position, he
nays: They have chosen. however, 10
increase the most important evil which
they seemed created TO redress. Notion
~ have they suffered themselves TO be
added to the poor work of sectional agi-
tation, but they have presented often, in
local contests. unworthy candidates and
they have introduced the element OF oatll>
bound secrecy into political organization.
The back 7bone of their power--the Union
-Ihe CONFERENCE.-The Llws-still re.
mains. Speedily must they return to il.
or they are disbanded forever. and by their
failure will be retarded for many ysaEs,
the growth OF On Independent party. We
call upon the bright names initheir ranks
TO sound the appeal. Let The gallant
Crittenden and his peers bvginths work
Of discnlangling their3associates from thi.
network Of folly and destruction. ~
Y. Day BOok. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

MURDER OF WIN. LowruER, Esa.-We
regret to learn that word has been recei
we'd by his friends, that VIM. Lowther,
Esq. formerly OF this place. was brutalIy
murdered in Texas. recently. The par.
ticulars. as we heard them, are that as
Magistrate he had refused to bail a man
brought before him for some misdemean-
or, hut upon further hearing concluded
to do so. and the man shot him that even
Ing while in his room dressing for ball,
which was about to take plnce.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

FATAL ACclDEST.-We are informed
that man and horse were found dead on
the 18th ult.. in Upshur county, about a
mile from the residence Of w. NJ. Samples.
We suppose from our information that
the man was stranger. 1t appeared
that the horse had ran off steep bluff
and fallen upon sharp rock--lhe man
falling uuder him. The unfortunate man
was properly buried. All the description
We have OF HIM is that he had dark hair.
The horse was OF dun color with white
main and tail. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

From CENTRAL AMERTcA.-The Aspin-
wall Courier has some further particulars
Of The defeat Of the Costa RicanS at Rivas,
by Gen. " alker:
Walker lost eighty killed and disabled.
including almost all his Official staff =
Lieutenants Gllis and Winter were among
The killed. Capt. Casey lost an arm 10
the commencement Of the action. and had
his other hand badly wounded. He made
the first charge. having been ordered. 10 in
a very effective position. He took it and
Immediately turned it upon the enemy.
The Costa Ricans. lost. according to their
official reports, over 200 killed and 400
wounded.
In he morning after the action, Wal-
ker having buried his dead gathered to-
ge' her the wounded AMI returned to
Granada.
The Courier confirms the reported re.
treat Of the Costa Rcans from Nicaragua
they suffered severely ON the route
from cholera. Gen. Mora himself reports
to his government that his army had
evacuated the territory of Nicaragua, and
that he shipped several hundred wounded
men for home. Having, as Gen. Mora
alleges. vindicated their military fame in
the battles Of S,nta Rosa, Rivas and Sc
rapiqui. they leave Gen. Walker to die
out from exhaustion and lack OF supplies.
The British ship OF war Eurydice was s,irI
at San Juan del Nurte, and overhauled
every vessel entering the harbor, down
even to the canoes. The British frigste
President had sailed from Punta Arenas,
destination unknown. supposed for San
Juan. Col. Kinney was in Greytown. and
his people were suffering from want of
provisions.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

A MEDAL PRESENTED. "A silver medal
has been received from the emperor Ma
poleon's Palace of Industry at Paris. as a
reward TO General Steuart. late engineer
in chief U. S. Navy, for his contribution
Of model OF the dry dock at New York
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

A HAPPY Hlr. 70 that article in the
Know NJ. hing Platform. which imputes
exclusive blame 10 the Democracy Tor the
indebtness Of the Safe. member oflhe
Convention proposed this amendment =
g that the Democratic party of Virginia
are also responsible for The prevalence OF
Chinch Bug" This is the wisdom of the
"cIod>knocking" farmer. which the Wing
so sdmires.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

GENERAL MEncER.-A correspondent OF
the Newark Advertiser. wiring from
Florence. January 94:h. says:
Among the distinguished guests at
the last court ball was tie venerable Gen.
eIal Charles Fenton Mercer. He seems
now to be enjoying green old age. into
which he carries all his bachelor admira.
ton for youth and beauty. with gallant
bearing quite of the old school. Though
he has been presented at most Of .the Eu-
ropean courts. he insists, with patriotic
pride. that no ladies equal his country
women"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

AZ The Baltimore Patriot a leading
Know Nothing paper concludes an ar.
ticle on the election OF Mr. B .nks, as fol
lows: The slavery question must be
met and set at rest forever. if that be pos.
slble. This can never be accomplished
by extreme measures. but middle course
" ould undoubtedly meet with very gen.
eral acceptance. The South might posi-
bly, be willing to accept the restoration of
the Missouri Compromise as a finally, but
beyond this we are perfectly satisfied she
will never recede a single step. - iQs.
b9rq DisDatch.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

To John F. Champion. Esq, Her Ma.
lesty's Minister. etc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Ahel Dodge OF Township Ne Scr Otis INV
hsdhin, by his need Of Mortgage ia ted December 35
ie3i conveyed To the Proprietor OF said township
piece OF land in SAID township now being IN said bed
laih 6ouuded as follows to wit: Beginning a the
south east of Elijah DaVsreuxs lot thence south
one hundred and Twelve rots 10 a stake and
thence west niney rods 10 beech thence north
lseLy four des.ees. west hundred aud twenty four
rods ~ beech tree being the south corner OF said
hrSeTeUk lot thence east hundred and thirty five
rods 10 sa nevereuN 10, line l. the first Toned
bounds, containing seventy lH1 AHd eighty rod
-5eiue lot Ne. 3, rs by John Tempe NAV 1881
sud SAID Mortgage thereafter assigned 10y said
Propu-tors TO Abigail G. Cutter and by her Exeeu
and residuarv esslee James CHM and Tie
conditions III said huuesge Deed HAVING been br, ken
hceehy claim 10 iurecose the sGd now give this
pha.c notice cfmy intent oas DO according TO the
-.Ityle.
JAMES CHM
By his Attorney, TAos Robinson.
Orlsnd, Dec 29,h, ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
ia Court OF Prohaie

A. Court Of Pr5bae he'd at Ellsworth within s1d fsr
ihs ef1nty - H1aeook tue first Wedas,ily u
January. 4 Il lsrG
On the Petition Of Joseph A. Dean, Guar
dian o. George K. Uardison, al Gouid,bo.o
minor. and child Of stephen Hardison late Of
Franks a. IN aid County deceased, to grant to
the sas4 GGardiau. license to sell certain real
te Of said minor, 10 VT; Land WarTaot
No. 7,7f5 for $50 acres Of land rs set forth in
SAID Petition.
Ordered -fn1t toe petitioner give notice to a., rer.nr.
Interested by zaH-ta= copy o.; ta4 or FER q. Pr H
Ell taree ,yasss -1scessiye.y TO- lta is,,or aaeeau
pointed ~ Ei5sNafh ltisl They nay theI apie.5 "a a
!'ias5e ttgrt 10 r. he'd u Ellsworth said s- ~ oa
He Ist 8e1u=sizz = Fe17Ftry5 reN' - l-u oi ti..
eiJcS ia lie taf ta44 =ae9 sas.s- Il ...,.
they have r. aEsgeraF sHs5a t.gt.i.5.. -..,HI ,.,.
h. granted
PARKEE TUCK. jude.
AItF i. nRINKWATER. Reeisirr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
ne Dose Relieve. One Bottle Cure
THE
THE EUROPEAN REMEDY.


REV. WALTER CLARKE, Sole Proprietor
For Coughs, Colds, asthma. Eetpisnf Consumption
Influenza, Difficulty Of BteaftiHg Sc & 81
!e'iSHeEs Employed aud So h'gttg ePa1'fiaisG
europe. is roc for TIE ffsi TINE iHsf0,
dEest into ihis country.
In Introducing New Medicines wHe-e Patent Nsl'
icucs Already 90 ABUNDANT weta of explanation
may be deemed Necessary lie essars the Proprietor
wishes 10 state then, that atoui fourteen years are
While conducting apVthecery establishment 10 Of
the large manufacturing io"Es " England eeus Gced by
personal experiences and extensive observation uf .e
,raarlaary efficacy OF The various se le,s" uferaiions
OF when TIA Europeoa Cough Remedy Is compused
eep=c .aily in disorders Of he chest and lungs. lie PIE
pared the ab1ye named medcire aad sold IL first
adjustment aud As he became extensively known
by of asena ~ various part OF he country The
osss equaled hts uicst sangune eN3ectaens bundled
OF bottles speedily SOLD and most extraordinary
cures effected who after suffering from The
distressing Coughs for monlhs ana some even or years
and whose where Gems dered almost hopeless
by their friends aud medical afisefs we're speedily
Restored Health by the use Of tins Valuable heedy
Several years ago the Proprietor Withdrew entifcy
from business and deyoten himself 10 tie Christian
Ministry and when the spring Of ISL he arrived n
ths country and aneu Is, i'te c'ier - Irvine Prov
-
lie H.j ''i'-f a. -f' t.. i'.u
lie It. 1'.., a si.-in- VT p..is -. go ls't 80.
ter he found thai seyeralul ais 'E!enL- al Sled
with severe disorder Of the Pulmonary organs accom-
panied by obstinate and DISTRESSING cough whch not
Welding 10 the remedies employed, he p'eseaed several
with bottle each Of his European Coteh '"tlttis #
every case a suee,ly cure was the result 3ad
ter Of course those who had 0cen thus heuete recon-
mentetl il to their irsnis demand icing s created
the proprietor thou il his duty IN make Arrangement
for suDplyinc II and that ti9sh a. dftate usN he
abe to avail themselves Of lis use, Aseniars appa4ted
in every part the country for It's sale ahd eohaidefeg
the numerous which have been effected og II al
ter many our popular medicines bod been tried
IN VAN. il is believe the European Cough Remedy Is
the speedy safe and IA it Gus Remedy for C'iah
&c eysr before the public Generally the ars dose
give relief and snee Bottle effects and n no
case since lis introduction olu this eonusrJ has teAn
known fail when perssv-red ID accotdeb 10 the 81.
rections accompanying sQhslyohbe
Sold Wholesale by SARGENT 4. Co. Bangor Hay. Port
and; Burr g. Perry Cornhhl Boston = and retAi IN
Ellsworth BY C G Peck Biuehill, SeayeY and stev
g., SURF, Davis: Nj Desert. y, Nasseii Haheaek
Ceab,rae, and 5yAs1lls AL msl.eias dsa'sss eF e.!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
PATENT MEDICINES,
nay he foaai the celebrated
Mexican Mustang Liniment,

TOWNSHIPS, MoRsE'S, tWARREN's
el eyes and Shakers Syrup and Ssrsapar Ia Weavers
ans sr and salt Rheun Syrup Brown Essence fGaras
iht Expectorants, Aeraive TonieY eriiuge Aver
Stefry fectoral Veg, Pulmonary Bnlsam Hunters Pal
IA sam Downs Elixir for lung troubles Pure Cod Liver
On Tod on and Lime for eoHsmpti iftaks
en- seaan' oxysenaed Bters for Dyspepsia the best
article eeare the public and ftakenin season.
Worms Jehnson's Lnimen,: Hardy's Family medeinesr
aud lniaent; Curtis h Perkins Cramp and Paa kiiia
and Mrs nslows Soothing Syrup; bt stephenIe a
Jadhdice biters aud Flies Indian Vegetable Bi'srrr
sure cure and no mistake: Braadeth's Madius Ande
sons, Phelps Iadian nispepio and lad Vere,ah.s
Pills. tasiar's Rat Evierniaaior death Hal
Dye, Hair Oils Begiss Hyperion Fluid; Spaldiar
Thousand lowers for Freckles Pimples &c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
County of Hancock.
To Nath1 Mcfarland. DR..

Aug q p To days on pet Of D. B Siishy and ais
for alt ration In read in Plantation
Nos. q, % 2s....................s4 90
" travel I'm Hancock TO - = and back
ST miles 81
Sept 4" day pet. Of X q Blake aud ais. ..2 "
" travel from Hancock 10 Ea..hrook and
hack ~ miles. -....-3 tD
q LAY al Ellsworth on county business q %
q trsvel on the same 10 miles. ..........l 90
IS " day pet Of Ehen II Grlnde and als2 %
" tfsy 81 from Hancock 10 Sedgwich aud
back 81 miles. ........-...........5 %
Oct 8 :" day pet for discantiauance n road
in Hoijen ard nedham. ...2 90
% travel on the IS miles. & 50
% g | day at Els~ort county business. . 90
81 &" ) attendance Oct. Term. .....-....l6 90
tra.ei 10 miles. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
s5l 10
Nathl Mcfarland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25

Nathl Mcfarland.
Hancock SIS. &C c Apr. Adj Term 1856.
Sworn to before me.
z. W. PERRY. Clerk,
Examined and allowed,
FRED E~SHAw, County Atty
p. w. PERRY. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
At a Court of Probate

Holden Ellsworth within snd for the county Of Han
cock g. the LIST WELLESLEY u January b 1856
Samuel Curtis, Admir- of the Estate OF Abb
jah Curtis, late of Surry, in said County, de-
presented his first account of
Admir-. upon aid estate for Probate:
Ordered That iha said Administrator give notice
hereof TO all perseas interested by causing copy Of
ING ordet 10 Published three weeks successfully h the
Ellsworth American -riGted in Ellsworth thar they
APPEAR at Probate Courl TO DC no den Esworib OF
Inc hFsl Wednesday cf Feb next al ten the cloes
IA tbs hteanon and shsw cause u any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true opy,Attesi,
81 A F DRINKWATER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25

Isaac s OSgood.
U.Xcocx, s. c, {. c. A"rn Term, 1850,
Sworn TO before, ne,
P W. PEHRY, Cork.
Examined and allowed,
FnAp t. SHAw, County Attorney
P W. PEKkY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
YOUNG LADIES SOCIAL LInR Af.Y

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O. LE&-i.a
10 49,
ssA -S.ft,f. 49, SSftsct.
lkkttit lslkkk u
rppP4rth ~
DIR. G M. JACKSON Philad'a Pa.
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wiz 49,. Az 80
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4fFs4=e'
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N..F sef' 2t I.si a+ts-r
lHaafe F'.r- iu.iaet' ~
l'.f ties4t s.-.tl e.. 3tc s'ist
sr' hrhf' afa. J--fvrt f-s
trt'at Ne ths $50 g. ettl,saat
.at4.as. .s.45., tait,ttnra
,-.....n -....,... ,.ls..
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ta.t. ~ >sse
.'.-. f#-.ate t.a...H-a A.. N.---.
Wow tt.-.e t-e saAls itt4
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.t.. Ar..aI.~ss 81 So
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ss=... D e t--J t.. ..-.. ware tr5f t. s#5z
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e.ea D., ~, t,..st i.,-. eat SAL MI - .s'5f
ssi iqstv.iuais ia sllt4rts ,ftls esttt,, = a.,
its ,o.lou,rs ron oar s's;e s, .lrs,J,f
sorsi. a." 20 Pr5t,ls,i Bees.f. Esas "a, -.
-! .tsu,et Ia q. L. al ssf5- Il all tt= =
German s{iuer- a. ''<
Ff..Cl,..l ,!-tr aaI Mandatory ", TN ~
Pslla--tt,.t,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25

Hancock SIS. Clerks Office, Ellsworth,
Jan. lst, a. u. 1876.
l hereby certify that the fifteen
proceeding accounts are. true copies of
the original accounts of the County
Commissioners for the year 1875. and
the same having been sworn to exam
med and allowed, orders have been
issued for the payment thereof, out of
the County Treasury
PARKER W. PERRY. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
A. n Court Of Probate

Hole If Hssurth IS tim au3 inr the cs0aty n Ran.
cas za# e - freasa,la. n n--ets ef ia t,t ...,r
ei eaf LII stsbtegs hs64-zlaaG iiitJ ~.
IL the foregoing petition.
Ordered. That the Petitioner give notice 10
all persons interested BY causing a copy ofihc
petition aud order Of court thereon. 10 he pub
ljshed three weeks successfully, in the Els,
worth American, printed a Ellsworth in sid
County, that they may then appear at a Pro-
bate Court 10 he held at Ellsworth in said coun-
". on the lst Wednesday in February next
and shew RINSE II any fhey have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest--A F, DRlNKWAIER, Reg.
true copy oftAe lytigin4 sad or5esef couri tlr,e
on, Attest
a = pslNkWArFr R-...1--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
Consumption Cnred.


Icamc To New York in the ship Tclr -rsY,l,: ny ia
tive pi, E = John, New Prqus ,sies ,l,t.l asia
this CITY my health was very p,o' had very tssaa.
RAISED good deal Of matter, which igeqpl4i. sax.
ed With hiaoi bat pain IN my left side, and seff
weak and annotated My friends and physician pto.
uomuc ed my Consumption. and hey lac se4c o.
medicine. | Incidentally heard Of Dr.. CItts' gY2aaal
IaAalns ssean Yapor and Cherry s. ruP.aad oia-
e. PACKAGE, which | verify believed saved my lie
soon after wearing the Inhaler, found It relieved
pressure OF my lungs aud after whe the dsst=e iada
is appearance upnu the surface Uutcr The l.haier
teok the Cherry Syrup as directed and Continued 10 II
so, my cough gradually growing better uui II eaireo
cit aud now consder myself cured. | siii ,ga4
he lahaeT As the use Of ii is rat hsr pleasant ana be
eyiag II sttehgthCntrg ard purifying To the lungs
- '..'',5'e, t,'e>'''' JOHN wooD
Accounts are dajly received fr m ciersyrnen ana lie
persuHS Of he highest respect ahiity uf cases Of
heretofore considered jncurahle q Asthma Bfourhli
sumption aud all diseases Of the Luugs, by BsClR
'Els'S hYGEASA Read the following:
Dr. Russell Pasin4asier Of Burlington, v !. says
send dozen moro Hyccaua IL - WORKING wonders
her, ia diseases OF The lungs believe il vi! ay
ctseaseae "a tho very last STAGES aod eyeo hen
Tor Tic ana comfort il give the spiaei
am wiling said nochtnr To pure base package
week far my daughter it gives her perfect d.
expect her to i've"
Hygeana in Maine.
= y CRuhsrt Postmaster al Richmond, Me writes
Va The Hyseans doing wnarers hsre. hIy sister
has had distressing cough wllh great difficulty 10
ealhiue for years She the lub4ler aud tpni
Cherry syrup bni few days before she relieved ana
after months Of II, her cough veil. bt
Curtiss new sysiem,oi Inhalation must predi;e an
tire revolution IA the irclmea Of diseases Of the lungs
There is mistake il Truly wonderful discovery
The Rev Mr. Carter says, Ii is now eight days sace
my daughter put the Inhaler and commend ed usiBs
the ygeana ana ma siseHly doae for her than
all the n1sdca faculty have been d,e a. a. fpr the tsi
years The Irritation ana t,cxi.a- sensation ia he
throat Is ID sith j. ale ss-et. She sleeps well
Mrs Mareafel Et,'u. 10 Err SlA cured dy IL oil
the as f.' OF e1st >o,rs sfsag. h aiiit.r tp.tho
.boge lois OF tses @ cLres of Vie ,hnye complaints
bage been 'aade ai biz cy- crs sa's~ have tf--s.fy
retred @al 'et 7g'. here 80 Vet d. ou.y 4b5n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
50
Geo. l.. Ho smer.
County Of Hancock,
70 Geo. l.. Hosmer, DR..

Aes Isl. + = miles travel from home ...1 10
2days On pet. 4! b 3 silst,y and as. I 70
80 .. hnhis II No. Z>...........z 10
=. : mas i.Itel = hoas3 IL Gcntss
Sprii gers in Easiatehk ...........5 II
= Gay ct Pe; 81 Il G sl.rs ttttA a.s..2 10
3" Ia Ellsworth GA eusiHe-s.....s "a
trt' ct from Spr'nger's hume. .......T "a
> day pet OF + ii u e lie IL H.. -
., 4 nniles ir4Aet ant haek ..........4 ~.
p't tftrs I'm home To funofAy ucafss
Ia lIDiieu ~ mtics. o.
" 'ils as let ni >eiecsn.e.. ii fiedeu = Ga
travel tame ST H.iies........,.....5 o.
- feem haass tn EiIsWeftH.....t al#
day IA tswo@lh III Go basf4s,-2 81
u - -" atctitzte Get. Term III a5i
. ,sar= home - III .es..............3 uui
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
sci 60
vi U
Isaac S. Osgood.

SGT 60
Isaac s. Osgood.
HAxcocz, IS. { c C Oct, Term, 1855,
Sworn 10 before me,
P. w. PERRY, Clerk.
Examined and allow ed!
Fam f.. SHAW, unity Attorney.
2. W. PERRy. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-25
County Of Hancock,
To Geo. L. Hosmer, Dr.

Geo. L. Hosmer.
Hancock, SIS. c. C. c. April Term 1855.
Sworn 10 leore me,
p W. PERRY, Clerk.
Examined and allowed,
EaEp Z. SHAW, County Attorney.
p, w, PERRY, Clerk.
Count Of Hancock,
To Geo. L. Hosmer, DR..
Nav. lsSs. r. t-Avsl ifeai hans TO N 70 mis- 50
"a DIS sgaa1iH sipads ID No.sal,
Y - an8 s............... ......'t -
NJ -. nom No - 10 hils worth 3- mis- ) "
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County OF Hancock
70 Isaac :. Oscood. DE-


a. - II. "a %, or 3 s.,zs j ASA ia.
40 - .ttye. .ca,. it'iritl 70 ", '-s.s''t
back l'sl mites. ...-.-...-..i} ~
g., Ia, ~ pc. nj K "a BASE q at-...2 a.
: ..rl.e! u. u .,i,-iitssr 4 b4lk g. m '4i
.lts a; Ellsworth 81 e.. fdislness : %
q, y o. pet u Easa 6a.uda ! as.2 10
travel = t.llIat Clay 5 IN sehESiek
and use Il miles. ..-........i ~
net. s. dry or jJiai fetiiia4 :;....z ~
~ : "tr4yei - Georges tavern il Holden
and back = Giiies. .......-....-5 II
n DIV al Ellsworth M "a. tus.nsss.z on
attending Court Oci Term. 10 90
,r,vsl 10 Eilsw nth and back Is u..I 80
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cock County 1855.
County of Hancock,
To Isaac s. Osgood, DR..
ian, y 1855, To day at Ellsworth oh Cuanty
business. fss-tI
" :" day al Amherst ca County
BUSINESS. ...-- Z W
~ j IL, !" two DAY EtsDUft IN overhaul
ine af arranging papers ..-...,i 90
a tfap.i rsfm kpchlI &c Anihetst
and back 7B miles. ....t.-......T g.
- u K Is tilFee days atgsa1eice at Court
T" travel from biHehIll 10 Amherst
aad back . miles. .......,.....2 80
s2} 40
Isaac s. Osgood.
HANCOCK, So. c. c. c. January Term, $50
Sworn 10 before me,
p. W. P2ERY, Clerk.
Examined and allowed,
FRED L. SHAW, County Attorney.
p. ". PEpnY, Clerk.
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Nata'l Mcfarland.

Natal Mcfarland.
Hancock, IS c. c. c. Apr. Term. 1855,
Sworn to before me,
p. ". PERRY, Clerk.
Examined and allowed,
FEdD E. SHAW, County Atty.
2. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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Geo. l.. Hosner.
Hancock, IS. C C C January Term 1855,
Sworn to before me,
?. w. PEgnF, Clerk.
Examined and allowed,
FagD E. SHAW, County Attorney.
2. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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County Of Hancock,
To NathI Mcfarland DR.. !
IA. = :; 80, $50. Ii a1s jan rei,.i 81. St
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while doubts fleeing away, give place
to Conviction most Triumphant.
c. 4. Richards Abbott Bittcrs

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