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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
- Important to Farmers, Fatfig,rsa and Liver,

SKY important TO farmefS farrlers and Livery
Aen.-EC3 ..s. .s.. .. ,s..-r- T. g. o.. .s.fl ~
BEAT1 Y'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is'the ouly Medicine in use which viii ehectuav
eqe Ringbone, SPAWN and Spbnt. ltis not elam-
ed or the Arabian Ointment, ii is for nearly all
other medicines Of the day, to cure all Diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but ouy 20 cure
the above named diseases, when il is used accord
ing to directions Rinebone. SPAWN and Splint are
diseases Of precisely a similar character, conse-
quently a Medicine which will benefit or cure one
is adapted to the OF her. This Ointment penetrates
;he pores, reaches and converts the callbus into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form of pus or matter through the skin
without removing the hair, if not put on heavier
than according TO directions. Ii has been said by
those who have used the Ointment, that wilfcnte
the Poll Evil and Farcy. 1t is cortuin, however,
that it will cure or remove any calIous Jumps from
u hofse, wherever located. Try it. and it, alter
using it a week accoSfiiug to directions, you are
not satisfied to its Efficacy the hoX 10 the
agent, and lie viii ftiund the money. H
Price 8l,00per box, Put upin 4oz. boxes.
Manufactured oni old " hoIesale by JAMES H.
BEATTY & CO.. Franklin, Nonago Co IA.
TO whom all orders must be directed.
For Sale by John Beal Cadizi J. 2. Watson,
IlafrsyilIe, Geo G. Morgan, Mt Pleasant, Am
brose Reed, Hopedae. .,
July 7. loj6-6mo
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION
4 ~. ~ 4 7 L.lD IA VIIU1 -
On "Wednesday Evening", Oct. 8, 5


On "Wednesday Evening, Oct. 8, '5s.
AS will be seen by the following: Hon. TllOM-
As MEANS and Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM
will have DISCUSSION Of the political questions
Of the day, at tLo time and place above speci-
fed. ,-
Crr"As I have been challenged by the An
rajon to meet Hon. 'rhos Means in debate,
hereby agree to do so---at Cadiz, O., on Wcdncs
day the 9Th of0st in the Court E0usc--at 7
O'Clock P N.
Judge Means to open in speech Of one hour,
Bingham to ioilowin speech ofthe same length
--one hour-1ioans to reply in half hour,
Bingham to rejo:a il, halfhour and close the
debate.
JNo. A. BINGHAM.
9. n. ALLEN Dear Sr: The proposition OF
Hon. Jno. A. bingham, you have just shown me,
authorize you to accept Yours &c,
Thomas MEANS.
stepbeao'Re, Ohio sspt 20, 1858.
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Democrats, are you all ready for the contest?
reaedy 10 make a charge in pbalanX, along tho
whole line OF the dark fusion? Charge yigo,
rousy, for the enemy is already battering at your
gates, in the hope Of making impressions on
your lines by his beggarly whining for Demo
cratic votes Give him no votes; show him no
quarters--he deserves neither Teach lEm
that you are Democrats; that yos have mo- do-
sire to make him your bed fellow, unless he chos
Ses to come and lie in the National bed which
is broad enough to hold all repenting sinners. -
Tell him you vote for principles as well as for
men; that your principles are right, and your
tickets are right; that your candidates possess
Jeiicrsonian requiruients, that they are honest
and capable, which-is all You require oftherh.
The mere circumstances that the. candidate
is not just the man you would, have placed up,
on the ticket, should by no means induce you to
give aid and eo1afort tothe enemy. The ticket
may suit your neighbor, although it don't stlit
you in certain particulars; in another year the
ticket may suit you exactly and not your neigh
Dor in all PARTICULARS. Have patience, there
fore, and act upon the principle reciprocity.
Make common cause against the enemy now
that you may be prepared to make common
cause hereafter. A house divided against it.
self cannot stand. Remember he is the same
Old enemy only in a more malignant and via
dictiye, form. Fearing to meet you IN a single
combat, he casts around for any body or faction
with whom he might fuse, either with or with
out platform. lie calls upon all who ever were
or ever expect to be-. your enemies, tojoin and
help him 70 de feat YOU and anon be sneaks into
your own ranks; With the poison under his
tongue, and whines Ike q starved dog for mater
MI With which be mey be enabled to slay you
in: secret ..5..s .....
This is the enemy, fellQw Democrats, that
now undertakes to whisper bis sugar coated
hypocrisy into your ears.--Aot a, regularly
Organized political party bs any, means; but a
political faction Of odds and ends--parteularIy
e lds--a faction Of factions, without principles
ora common cause. a, band Of political huck-
ster, of the most unrestrained kind who stop at
nothing in their malicious propensities to de
flme the character ofyour President, your Con-
gresssional candidate, and the Democratic lami-
ly generally.
They perfiiously appear to bargain away
portion Of their own ticket for portion of
yours while they stab your candidate in tie
dark. Stand by your guns, therefore, and de-
iend the principles ofyour Fathers and of the
constitution. Look neitbosto the right nor to
the left, but let the watch word be. "Byg gMel
Ee,Dafsgse Upion MgsT aad SHALL be 1gese,yell! !
- &-ss-~ srun.-.------- n" y''1
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Ekcs:b, IL before tIse lDcop,et

That John A. Bingham, as Member of Con-
gress from this the 21st district Of Ohio. for his
services, took from the National Treasury
81 ~, 40 more than be was legally cntitledto
by law Sse article on tfrst pqge Of to9day's
Ssati,iel giving . full lexlE,psliop. If Bingham
i an honest man, he wiilGtnpd this .S1lo4Q;
i.ILe is not, lic will not. 9ts i h.F''
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4 &E7E'3 C51z,F&FsY EoEGFORAE..

4 EE2E'3 GIdE3EsFST tE2EGFGESAE..
Ftr the rapidrure of Coughs, CeIds, fIoarseness
Whoop nG cuughl Asthma jtud Consumption, Is
universally known the best remedy ever vet
discovered tuI every variety OF Pulmonary disease
SO 0Nide is the field of lis usefulness. so Numerous
tho of its cures, that almost every secti6n of
country abounds in persons publicly known, who
have been restored from Alarming and even des.
pCrate diseases Of the lungs. When once tried its
super ioriy every o,her medicine OF its kind il
too apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are Known, the public no lJu4cr hesitate
what aDndote TO employ Tor the distress ing and dan.
gCtous infections oi the pulmonary organs which
are incident 20 our climate by its GmCy usc ma.
ny nay lmGst all attacks upon !hc Lungs or throat
are arrcs ted and thus are saved many thousands
every year from premature grave. No family
should be wihoutil, aud those who do neglect tb
provide tlcmIelyes with remedy which wards oil
this Dangerous class Of diseases Will have cause to
IdGpore ii VIXEN it is TO late Proofs OF the surpri.
Iing efficacy of the Cherry Pcoral need dnbth he Civ.
Zen 70 the An eriGGn repp c,--thuy have llvi0g
proofs III every neighborhOUd. But those WHO wi,n
go read the state nlunts OF those whose heaiti has
been restored and whose lives have been saved by
It's use. will llnd them in my American Anlanal
(which the agents hei0w nalgd has turh sh gratis
ior every one.
Prepared byJ c AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Macs.
land soldby Juhn Mclean and John Bcnli Cadia;
IhGs. Hophibs M0oreliud h. j. Pipps, Smyyna;
e. GToeH, EfeepoTii Cannon q Bro, New Athens
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peryunncut Omcc.

Comply ing with the urgent request Of hun
dreds o: their patieuis,
Drs. G.. IA, FITCH ~ Y. ". SYKES
Have concluded TO remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted al their Of
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Let il be enforced upon the peO-
pie, that the inevitable tendency
and necessary result 0f the policy
for THE admission OF STATES adVOca-
TED by fhe EslaeiS ESepuDliea Is. w'ill
be tG bring SEVEN sIsAEksELEY
pOPUL AF'ED SLAVE sFATES EN-
TO THE UNION IN T. ESS THAN
SEAEN YEA rs. E Ell
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

\ 01-Thc Indian Show on last Saturday, WAS
the best attended of any exhibition that we
have sesa in Cadiz for the last five years. The
Lecture by the Chief Hawshawgance, in the
grove on the next day (Sunday,) was largely at
tended, and gave general satisfaction.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
Keen n be,ore the Peopie.
That John A. bingham voted for the Crit
tsnden- Montgomery 30, which permitted
kans.a 10 ron.a-;pt, th. Upiar a.

That john A. bingham voted for the Crit
tonden- Montgomery Bin, which permitted
Kansas to eOheinlo the Unien as -. 4,
AsLAyE STATE "A d
That John "A. Bingham voted ior
DUNN'S BILL IN 1856,
which eztealed slavery iHto Kansas and Ne
b,asEa. and sanctioned itthsrs until Is5S, not
fonly this. but made all children born in the
Territory Of slave mothers
SLAVES FOR LlFEl
Nothing but Democratic majority in the Sem
de dellltel this BiE. AJClItiohists, look u
the record to Gee if this is not correct. Itmght
be well lor the .ireemen fthis District, when
he is addressing them, to ask him to explain
this vote. - -..-..--- -.r-
That John i. Bingham, when the bills to
admit Minnesota and Oregon FREE STATES
vas voted upon, gpted agai..s. der cliq,ission.
That John A. Bingham, when the bill 10 IN
crease tie Payef Members g' Congress EIGHT
10 TWENTY -FOUR DOLLARS per day was
passed. Mr.. Bingham, knowing when the vote
would be taken, found it convenient to come
tie dodge and absent hmself'by making visit
home; but he never raised his voice against it
since its passage, and, we believe, has never re-
fused to- draw this exOIbitant per diem. He
therefore stands ia the same position as if he
had voted for it. '..Ess..t .t."
~ EGeep il before IIge People!
to7That JohnlA. bingham charges in his spec
ches that the President and his cabinet are
squandering the peoples money from the Ma
tional Treasury, when lie as well as every in
telligent man knows that not one dollar can be
drawn from the Treasury, exeeptby an act Of
Congress '..-a -'...."
Keep II before the People!
I That John A. Bingham voted for every DOL
lar that was drawn out OF the Treasury, and if
lit was wrong he alone is chargeable, and not q
Democratic Administration. t-t ''.f"
!. R4ceD II before tiue People!
That John A. Aingham was member Of
the 3fth Congress, which was largely Republi-
can-the Democracy having but seventy four
ofthe ore hundred and ninetY-six members
that the present Congress only comrnenced' in
December, 1857, and a Democratic Congress
had nothing to do with appropriations before
June 80, '53 and consequently the Black Re
publican party are justly chargeabe with this
extraordinary extravaganza Of the peoples mon
ey.hnt #17 r ~. y" "55 81
Voters Of this District look at his record and
say ifhe is the man you want to send to Con-
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0g.~0ur Legion of Honor ard several commu-
nieations, are necessarily deferred till next weeks
publication; owing to our being SO much crowd
ed; on account Of hich, we also had to leave
cut several editorial articles
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Qr5At the Wheeling Fair on last Friday,
"nOld Hiram" owned BY; our fellow citizen, j, T.
Hatcher, took the third premium in the sweep
stakes for trottins horses, Mr., Neyins Of Co.
lumbus took the first with bis splendid horse
Harry Neil;p and the second was taken by
Mr.. s. Keys horse ""Champlain," of Pittsburgh
The time was hard 70 beat. 1t was--frst heat,
2;44; End, 2:41l4; 3rd, 2i4114. .-........
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0CTThe article on pur first page in relation
the mileage ofCongressmen, should have been
credited toi that excellent Democratic paper,
lhe Ohilieolhe gAigetisenil mi --i.e--l.l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

O~Tsamuel Patterson, OF CALI, Ohio, inten-
ding to move West, Offers for sale at his resIdene
on Main street, d few doors west Of McFadden's
store, a large assortment Of fhousehsld and Kitsh-
en- furniture. Peasons desirous Orahy article in
the household line would do well.seA call inlne
diately. M
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DEa. nFUN'T Ess's
MEDICAL MANUAL

MEDICAL MANUAL IA j
Fcirg AN ergina' and popniar l'reaties on ia
MAN q WOMAN: ;,
rhtir rlysial gy Functions aud Sexual Disir.
ders Of every kind "ilh never failing Rene igs
tor Iho speedy cnrs ofdtseasas nfa privateS
and de i ate charaeter, incident to the lnJE
violation Of the Laws Of Nature r.,.s, y
and hot, u.
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4 Stray Rupgv

M AS found on the night of the 18th of August.
w near Samuel Hines Mill, in Cadiz township,
Buggy and Harness, which the owner can have
by proving tile same TO be his and paving charges.
Apply to SAMUEL HINES.
Sep % 1858 T-T-',
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0,-Ferguson has returned from Pittsburgh
and is opening out fine assortment of al kinds
iToys, Notions, &c. He also serves up every
evening as fine large oysters as can be found
anywhere. Call in and try them. lllG pdi loA
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E'sicc 'rSvcMty-5vo Gents.

~ IN, A n, n NJ
&NEtNLt.:LjfLi/j @ pE H"ul"i u3j we a''oFe'
iett; fG ~ ~, NV l. 4" Ei"qfa,e, a'l'
af>,%/ T "N,l y NY "'tI ~ = qi!i.rlcI "
SSH EefaE (" y, 10 tite s'nuy ;t:N IVY
I'm &#t2cAL y, VI nyp.i'ls ma
.1ssE te,TsSglA nlSHiueis as a spe-
t'nli'y' no nus op1UI',e pos
'|<IHH! H!AlHt> SesTeu u 'noS' l'iF a'aaple M
formation IN regard TO the same, and is able
10 compress the very qulntesseuce OF medicsl
science on this IMPORTANT suhiac; as the result Of
the experience OF the. most eminent physicians in
ifope % a, t9Fca ~ snGrnngny de'ans',a.ea t
nent q SECRET d!saa*es IN ma4y ta3usans OF cases
in the City OF PhIladeiphla alone, ti.l..,,. .x -
TEsriHoyY OF rhE Pfop. oI 0nSrgIRlcs IN PEsN.
CmLEaE, PHIh. d
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REM E7FEEse,

That John A, Bingham although pledged to
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law NEVER
introduced bin nor made an effort to RE
PEAL IT. Stsa5cuviNe Union "'. e-'
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MIR. JERRY WORLAND

T" " -. nv -1T'EV Y = NJ y VEVL4lADt -IIE
The great Double Somerset man, is also en-.
gagged and viii appear at each Exhibition. .g n
Will perform in Jadiz on Wednesday Octn-
ber 9th 1858 Tor one day only. AT Bloomfield,
Tuesday Oct, 5; At Westchester, Thursday,
Oct. T.. ..... FL. r.
Doors open at 2 and P, NJ. Admittance--
Box so cts, Pit % cts, Children half price. l4
Sept %, 'jS-2t. .,,
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,glotitts.

z ScyPREMlBN paid on gold and silver al the
BaHking House Of REziN WELca & CO., ~
All wanting 70 emigrale 10 a mild climate. good
coil and iine market sec advertisement Of lam
fnonion Lanis. Ai
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'a a1cep II before tiue People!
Ikccp>it Before " votcrs.

That John A. Bingham in his letter to the Ca
diz Republican, Sept. 1854, says .f '...s
The fugitive Slave Bill should also be repeal
ed, because its provisions are yioative alike Of
the Constitution and that which intended to
coot,ra .t.
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7 G5-So hafd run are the Black REPUBLICANS
for audiences in tbis State, that Gov Chase and
dtiers have tOgoto the County Fairs and ad ..
dFdss the people that baS1 paid their money To
see the hir ''"7'1a osiBb aii
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III / L IJ\tL!IAhS EOitT FsI Ig.8
n2.} HUNTER will torleit $50 if failingto cure
~ any case OF secret disease that may come un-
der his care, no matter how long stnng ar aiflic.
a. North EVEN1.ll St Philad "a without fear of
interruption from other patients. Stfnngers audt
others who have heea unfortunate in the seectioni
oil laPE EgsiciaH are insited to call ~ qgf dyG
MPOrENCY-Through unTestraiued indu,-
gence Of the passions by excess or sef!abuse, The
nntaryl seminal discharges wasting Of the o. gans,n
loss OF memory, adisase for female society, genfi3
eral debility, or constitutional derangement, are !,
sure to follow. II necessary, consult the Doctor,
with confidence; be offers perfect Cure.
READ AND REFEECF!--phe afflicted wouldil
do well to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness, and in many cases their lives, IN me
hands OF physicians ignorant of this class ot mnla-
dies. IL is tainly impossible for one man ~ an;
derstqnd all the ills the hDman family are subIsct
20. Every respectable Physician hat ils RecuiariA
branch. in which he is more successful than msq
brother professor and to that he deyutes most Of
bis time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted
TO the study and treatment of diseases of the sexn
al organs, together with with ulcers upon the
dddy, throat nose, or logs, pains IN the fetds or
bones, mercural rheumatism, strietures,t rnyei, /
irregularities, disease arising from youthui excess
or Impurities of theibood. whereby tho conslitur
ton has became enfeebled, enables The Doctor TO
offer sptedyrelief 10 all who may place themselves
under his care. s--zgaaai e heiltI ifai'5iss q
Ry- -MedcineS forwarded tommy part Of the Uni.
ted States, Price Ten Dollars pei Packs ge .Nh
For sale, DIR. DICKINSONt5 CELEBRATEpni
MAI sa'l IN RICt I'M ACIIiNE. aNp Acld
or other ingredient .requedi its powey being op.
taIned from permanent magnet Noiamiv snou.uN y
be without one Price bnlv Sio.f ll sepS2ia9tlyFp
+. .AlE wahiing L, enHsrat, 10 mild eImaso enadaI
e0i and fine MARKET SEQ adyeftseneht9os OF Hanisq
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011-In Speaking last week ofJohn A. Bing.
ham, when we used the word diseased, We meant
it in political sense, and no other. Ifho is di
seased in any other manner we are not aware Of
it, and hope that he is not. As we wish to do full
and ample justice to Bingham, as we'll as every
person else, we make the above explanation.
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TO all wanting Farms, see advertisement of Ham
moHton Lanes. am#.y
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No Great Outside Free Humbug, hut Argentine
n y,.- OLD FASHIONED CIRCUS, s.i}
with all the modern improvements, composed of
tha most eminent Male aud Female Equeslrians,
Gymnasts Yanlters, Clowns, Acrobats, Posture
Masters, Eqilibriss, Dancers, Rope Performers,
and TuInbers Of The Age-copsisting Of the
e.is i. ANTONIO -EROTIEEssS.
Guillame Antonio, e-'
Norenzo Antonio, '.t
Augustus Antonio, r. '@
Aiphonso Antonio, - ''.|
ID G AIadatne Carol, 10 .ih'.f
Md'lle Marie Carroll +i@ i'
La Belle Carol, 'i -Hi's
w. b. Carol, ' '@3n 7
Master Chas. Carroll, 'l...
a Albert +. Aymar, ~ st'.
.a George Q. Knapp, '"t
ai @ A. Fisher,
J. Richardss 90
Tom Upton,
Together with the MiQasi Ballet Troupe, in their
Single, Double, ard Treble Fancy and Comic Dan-
Ges. Each Entertainment viii conclude with an
Appropriate aud Laughahle Aiierpieee 3 5rsf.sv
A VISIT TO THE CLOUDS. a.ra-,
Previous to the afternoon exhibition, MsIle
WoRLAND will make a terrific assens ion upon a
single wire, 200 feet leng, from the ground to
the top of the centre pole. r ...,,.f... ii,f-j,ro
L Y
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.Alg wanting u enigrat, 10 mild elimass enadeI
ssiI and fine Market SEQ sdyefiisemeat9o( Hani.lq
iholion Lands. ylget gDe n ssfineg odl
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ESeep it before lI.e People!
Keep IL before the People!

. That John A. Bingham voted for every DOL
lar that was drawn out of the Treasury, and If
it was wrong he alone is chargeable, and not a
Democratic Administration. t.t 900 '.'f"
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JUDICIAL TlCI6 Ell.
COUNTY TICKET.

F3E to1&)N PLEAS JCDGE,
w LIAM kENNON, ST.. Of Beisyo,.t
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= SLAVES FOR LIPEl

Nothing but Democratic majority in the Sem
de fdeE1llel this biH. ABOlEtiohists, look 4
the record to See If this is not correct It might
be well Cor the ..ireemen Of this District, when
he is addressing them, to ask him to explain
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Iaeu6e,aeiRe, Ohio, stpt. 90, 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-01

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Wpslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Tecth;ns. 1t has no equal OF carth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it il worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles Of Mrg; W inslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statos.
1t is an old and wei! tried remedy. None gen.
uine unless the Fac Smile of Curtis Perkins is
or .hc ontalde wrapper.
Price only 25 cents bottle.
@. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; s. E.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dcalcrsn Med
ccinc. ly-2l
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Notice GG ForecloSure.

prB notce + hereby given thst the undersigned
Joshua ". Hathaway, 81 Bangor, in the CoFtY OF
Penobscot, have claim by mortgage. certain piece or
parcel Of land situated in Ellsworth in the County Of
cock. bounded AS follows. to wt-"Bsgnning at point
NORTH twenty anil half degrees West the North
west corner Of Seth Tisdaes Harm and twenty link. dis
tan herefrom, said Tslale's back line thence running
North, twenty and half degrees West twenty
and twenty links, to an Iron bolt In the side Of the high
ledge, thence Norhwcsterly the side or edge # said
ledge, TO another Iron bolt in said ledge, the line Of
the road leading to 0he late) Col. Hacks Ms thence
NORTH sixty nine and half degrees west said
road to Cnon River to low water mark thence Soutery
down said River, to said Tsale's line OF his homestead
thence Northeastery said Tslae line aforesaid to the
place Of beKnning-which premises were morgaged by
Seth sdale and John True, to Andrew Peters, BY mort
gage deed dated the fifteenth day Of January in the year
u our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty, secure the pay
ment Of certain notes Of hand specified in the condition OF
said mortgage deed. which notes and mortgage
scqueny for valuable consideration duly assigned to
the said IIathaway-whch mortgage and assignment
duly recorded n the Registry Of Deeds said Ccun
y Of Hancock. reference thereto, and the condition In said
mortgage has been and is broken, by Whereof
the said Hathaway claim a foreclosure thereof
JOSHUA W. HATHAWAY.
September q. 1853. 3w36