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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

WHAT MADE AUNT MILE Harry" Why
are yon always happy, Aunt Mile 7" asked
little Jamie.
Because everybody is good to me, Jamie "
Why isn't every body good to my papa,
aunty ? He is always fretful he says very
body tries to hurt him what makes every
body try to cheat aud vex my papa, auDty ?''
A shadow fell over Aunt Miles face, and
size became silent, Jamie stood still, locking
at her. At length he asked, " Aunty were
you always happy 2"
Aunt, Miles work dropped from her
hands
"No my dear boy But, ten years ago
left off speaking i'll of everybody and in
stead, tried to see excellences in all people S
characters, and good in their condnct. Since
that time they have all treated me kindly
do think the same people are better than they
we're when saw only their shady side Their
good is more positive than it was before
sought it-when | expected only evil of them.
In some way looking for it seemed to ncrture
the tendency to the good in others ; as the sun
shining on the cold dark ground makes it warm,
developing flowers and ripening fruit. | seek
only good, and receive only good. Ought
not to be happy, Jamie ?"-LiGe Illustrated
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

sG-THE process by which oysters make their
shells is one Of the most singular phenomena
in natural science. A London oys:erman can
tell the age of his flock to nicely. The age
of this bivalve is not to be found ont by look
ing in his mouth. 1t bears its age on its back.
Everybody who has handled all oyster shell
must observe that it seemed as if composed of
successive layers or plates overlapping each
other. These technically called shoots" and
each of them marks years growth, so that by
counting them, the year when the creature
came into the world can at once be determined.
Up to this time of its maturity the shoots
are regular and successive bat after that
time they become irregular, and are piled over
the other, so that the shell becomes more thick
ened and bulky. Judging from the great thick
ness to which oyster shells have attained, the
molin is capable, if left to its natural changes,
unmoested of attaining patriarchal age.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

k@A dandy. with cigar in his mouth ec-
tered menagerie, when the proprietor asked
him to take the weed from his mouth, lest
be should learn the other monkeys bad habits
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

g% The virtue of prosperity is temperance
the virtue Of adversely is fortitude.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17
TOWANDA:

s,nrsoap alprninp, 1nue II. 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

YELLOW FFvER.-The yellow fever has
made its appearance at vicksburg, Miss
Three cases had occurred up to the Sd inst.
There is much excitement in Brooklyn
about the anticipated spread of yellow fever
and smallpox by the scattered patients OF
the destroyed quarantine. As precautions
airy measure the Mayer has taken stems to
have about one hundred men appointed es-
pecially to patrol the wharvcs and shore as
far as Bay Ridge, for the purpose of prevent
ing any ones landing in the city from Staten
Island
A New Orleans letter of the 90 nlt. saws ,
~ enclose to YOU the weeks mortality by
the yellow fever. taken from the Delta 1t
speaks for itself. fear we have not vet seen
the worst, and sincerely believe we are aifiict-
ed with II disease more fatal tn yellow
fever. What it is God only know but it is
certain that those who die within fer honrs
after they are first attacked must either be
poisoned by bad food or inhale Il poisonous
atmosphere, from which no one IS ercmpt.-
Our physicians cannot treat it, and when
their patients do recover, honestly believe
that nature has done more than medicine
| could cite you numerous cases terminating
~ Ss1 10 tweire hours. am thus candid in
giving yo.. Il truthful account of sanitary
Affairs in this city, to deter those who are
now absent from returning carly
The total number of deaths from yellow
fever i'll New Orleans. this season, thus far,
Is not lar from fourteen hundrcd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

FASHIONABLE RESORTS.

- Guterstf nud ticir families would do we'll in tsir
trif tsr Sorf. for few months, sj,fn at
,are My ot'tr Fashionable Places. to bear in u,ui
dat tt-ir a1eht ChtS needs addition, without which
il Hl L. tenail.tt We refer to the justly celebrate
HLst Fltih OIL # rroG Cha,. pe,;rath. We say cs--
drit i, fr Il erry that it performs in
VIZ 1t1. utzai d tr,-
lAl-. Srt,t., Sscllnc., Cuts, Burns, Seals Tooth.
a1a t1r.grhe, Headache, corn,. scrorua. Fry sipels
anl "a. internal and external.
GsfttfiEtt.- continually in; number have been
5sifE ID, %sE, and suurlcratr a few the com plants
cur.,l
w Mr. "atSiT., NJ Iyncnhurs, il Charles De Grah's
Esc,re III lrI linn u Rheumatism and .prans
received froa= a tn
A. Rev. Mr. CatSr, Il it dill not relieve him Of IA
yer elueh aud pain in thu breast in night
Al Mr. W eich, Of Buchanan if,t did him Of
,eliet stnl. iii the throat fifteen minutes, when the
doctors sad he would die in short time.
Ash Mrs. Argyle il it diI not relieve her of the head
ache IN fifteen minutes.
A,S Mrs. Blackf,r of Lynchburg, If i, did her
If hc-pi1che in fifteen minutes.
TIL. M Is mild pleasant eul harmlessits propertie,
all for eooichiIdrcn should have it given them
tcrg aud for Group Beware Of base mitators profess
.tt tn mtke Eertrc oil, They know nothing of its
aftrtle, th.ir only aim being got ney Look out
Beware The only genuine is male at the old establish
ment, - South Eighth street. Phildelph not removed
adeeru4edhy base scamp. Name the wrapper and
blown in the bottle.
Druggists ard agent, address their order. to Fro
fs#r eH.Hlr. liz de.tIi, at his hung established Store,
N, - south Eighth rcet, frS doors below Chestnut.
It ca, be had # the agents here So advertisement in
another column. 2w33
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Rapid Increase in GOvermm emit
Expenditures.

The papers which support the National
Administration, very naturally manifest "a
reluctance to en- er upon discussion of its
financial policy. They have nothing plaus-
bic to say in its dafcnse. and with the exccp-
ton OF now and then growing out something
about BLACK Republican hes, they deem
it eSpodicnt to say nothing. on the principle,
we presume, that "least said is soonest mdnd-
cd In order to show how utterly indclcrs-
BILE the extravaganza of Mr.. Buchanan's Adj
ministration is, it is only necessary to com.
pare the expenditures of its first year, with
those of the nine years preceding. Reckon
ing by the calendar instead OF the fiscal year,
rs being in some respects more intcllisiblc,
we find the following footings for ten yedfs,
ending with the year now current, the last
being estimated with approximate exactncss.
by taking the proportionate amount of the
appropriation bills, that must be expended
during the first half OF the fiscal year 1852.
The ten years include the Administrations of
Taylor, Fillmore. Pierce and buchanan, and
exhibit the following results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Drawing on the PrOtiand Custom
House for ihe benefit Of the Sixth
District.

The Argus Of yesterday published a
flaming announcement from the Bangor
Union to the effect that George s. Peters
of Ellsworth, had taken the stump for
Bion Bradbury. in Hancock. The ink
vas hardly dry on the sheet that con
tanned the sensation paragraph, when
a draft for one hundred dokLcrs reached
this city drawn by Bion Bradbury in
favor Of Georgs s. Peters upon Mr..
Robert A. Bird, one of the oacer
Of the Portland Custom House -
The draft was PROMPTLY paid at the
Cisco Bank by Mr.. Bird. Thes, facts
are pertectly we'll known and cannot be
d.niel We Offer no comment, but
leave the public to PIT Liat and that and
ikat together and sec what it all amounts
to. The Sixth District is certainly
"hard up whea bradbury has to draw
for aid on our Custom House ncighbors
in this city, who have already been so
numerically blcd for the benefit of Ira
T. Drew Portland Advertiser Sept, g.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't 'ail to pro-
cure Mrs. Wiu>ow's Soothing Syrup for children
feethin,. i has equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs Win.ow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period ofteeth
iug without the aid ofthis invaluable preparation
Ii life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cent, it is worth its weight in gold,
Millions of bottles of Mr.. Win-low's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statos.
1t Is old and we'll tried remedy. None gem
ujne unless The Fac Simil, OF Curt. Il Perkins is
the otide wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle
c, q. Peck Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; :, l..
Parbins Bangor, do. sold by all dcalcrsin Med
ceae. ly-2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

To the Hon Justices Of the Of Supreme Juca Court next
to he hocn Ellsworth, within and for the county Vi
Hancock, on the 4h Tuesday Of April next.
JAMES NJ. BLAISDELL Of SULLIVAN IN said County oi
Hancock, m riner. husband Of sarah Blasdeli, now
resilient Of Lawrence IN the State Of Massachusetts rc-
speculy shows that he married the said SARAH
the 5h day Of cober A. d. 1915. at Hancock Ia said
County, by the Rev r. y Watson, that he and said
wife thereaerwards for the period Of about four years.
lived together husband aud wife ut said Sullivan that
he has been faithful his MARI ge obligations hut
that she The said Sarah being wholly regardless the
same on about the LIST day OF Janinry, A. b. 1850
without proYocation the part Of your beant will
fully deserted his bed and board and has refused to
live cohabit with hm Wherefore, your lbeent prays
that divorce from the bonds of matrimony between him
anl his said wife may be decreed by this Court aud that
such other orders ami DEGREES may be made by the Court
as Justice may require.
JAMES VI. BLAISDEfL
Ellsworth. March & 1853.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The Douglas men at Springfield, III.
had some perplcxity in fixing one of their
flags, on the occasion of the Senator
reception 1t was ar old campaign flag
and when frs. hoistcd the motto stood.
The observation-disclosures n and Rreck
inridge. The Douglas men could no,
stand that, so they pulled it down and
amended it thus, The Constitution--
and Breckinridge.' That was awk ward,
and 1t was again fixed, The Constitution
lind -" Thi, made so much
merliment that the Troublesome tiag was
lowered again. and the Constitution and
all striped eff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
TRUE TIME.
AMERICAN MATCHES.

These superior Watches made by the aid nf now and
original machinery. expressly dies gnci to secure un
10" Prme, FIVE SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY HEIIAnLE
uine-A "I~r IN" movements are in constructions
have been pronounced the highest authorize L, hr
fauNess IN pr,nciPtc ant gnAiiy, and has. heen proved
by III" most eN"ctug test, To be ulug in action These
watches made entire from the crlue mat rial. In sin
gle establishments by connected and uniform PROCESSES
the factory being organized upon the system that has
heen ad pted in tho prediction If the unequaled Amer
can tircsrms which enables 10 pro luce "A movement
at oRehaif the price Of a foreign movement ~ the same
quality Each watch ia carefully tested and is acc M
panied with the makers certificate aud warranty for TEN
years.
ALL toRfIGN WATCHES ARE MADE RI HAND, the Ameri-
can watches being the only made by machinery uno
uniform system throughout. Nearly all htni-marl,
watches are defective and are contiuu,liy getting out If
order In many parts Of the country Impossible to
md good watch rraircrs. and watch repairing is always
uncertain and expensive The INTRODUCTION of Amerran
watches disroses o this difficulty ana country merchants
as well as watch dealers, keep watches pr of
their miscellaneous stock and thus supply their Gus oners
with NEW trLt which may he used any other arti-
Gle without mystery humbug sold by trade gen
orally.
Salesroom in Boston, 163 WAsu.SGroY SrRs.r General
Agents, Messrs. ROBIN. APPLETON New York.
APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO..
all3j WALTHtM, MASS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Notice IF foreclosure.

WHEREAS Gcorgc Coulter and James C. Coulter lat,
" I'll worth in the County Of Hancock the twenty
eighth day # May, thpusan eight hundred and fifty
three 10y decd of mortgage duly acknowledged and
ed in II mock Registry, Vol %, Page sos conveyed
Henry > Jones, late nt Ellsworth deceased, lot Of lInC
situated on Hancock st. in Ellsworth reference being ,l
I" said decd and record for particular description
The couil pn vi sid mortgage having been broken
hereby claim t. fpreclDsc the same.
GEO fAGt HER, Administrator DE- Bon,s Won.
Ellsworth IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
N9hce Of EDracloxnrc

WHEREAS, lpratin N. Names formerly Of ELL w-rth
M tn County 81 llucpcA, the twenty Eighth isv
al octlb"r eighteen huHirtd and fifty by deti OF
mprt- du! Acknowledged and recorded in Hancock
REGISTRY. Va" %. Page l., conveyed Henry ;. Jns
atr ut Ellsworth deceased. lot ii lttI situated Oh I'm
street III aai Ellsworth, reference bring Ind said decd
ai recri Tor M'rc pa;cuar description. Tl, c3udi-
'- "i said mortgage having been broken hereby claim
to farccltse t'it sane. GEO. pARCIifE
Administrator Dr. BsniS Won.
Ellsworth, An. III 1855 3g3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents

r. ,c,,r ne n Z p,rrSr n, y,rr " suvvGsl
3 TON, oSph" ms "e' " 1877"
rs STATE ST., opposite Kilby ST., Boston,
r,,,.r,
n LIN an eStepoi'o f'ae " "
wards Oh twenty years, Continues 10 '.o"."
i"''"'s III ". on.'e' saa.es' ~ ~.... Sp.a;s
arr ana othef foreish ceuhtr'ess c"'c"'s, - "
actions. Assignments, and all Papers or drawings
Tor Patents execn.ea on nbefai terMs' ""o w"
dispatch. Researches made into American or rOr-
ri IN works to determine this aldty Of Patents
- I,-,,f;o,s ,,5 I.,,t ar at,,cr advice rentlerc,f
VI ~ '.o''"'i' =. - ~ -. rSN.
III "h Hfessers lpuo"ihs ''io ~ 49, =, " ~
e'eiihs OF any f"eei' oa ,es o"'
assignments fceofneh NJ "hsni"S'""'. =,
This Agency is not only tue iargest IN view rng-
,and but through it inventors have advantages fof
srr,r;,, n,,e,ts or ascertaip;pe the patcHtabiity
r $50; u -, .s.d h., Il ,,os ;,nmem surs
V. '"''"'"a' ""'' l ~ . -, ID .h.,,
IVY superior toi any "hich ca" "o on.'o" '"o'''
elsewhere, the tctthinonlhis pcfo~ HfvoH Fts's0
that none js MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE Pa
TENT OFFICE than fhc subscriber and as sue
ltEs. +. mn ~ pE,yr ppf,yr M ADVANTAGES
~, -. - m. II a.. H. L.. II 49,,
NNn Nbi' : ne """ia M" '''"' no ""' s"."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
.Noticc of Foreclosure

WHEREAS stephen Torrcy late Of Ellsworth, IN tll-
" County OF lit cock on the twenty second day Of
Nay, one thousand eight hundred and fifty one by deed
Of mortgage duly acknowledged and recorded Hancock
Registry We" ~ Page 'oy, conveyed to Henry Jones
hate OF Ellsworth deceased lot Of land situated Cross
street III -l Ellsworth, reference bg had 10 said decd
and record for more particular description. Tn cotp-
tons OF ID mortgage having hayi { broken hereby
claim Ia irr'cpst the same,
GEO. fARt HER. Administrator Dr. Ronis NON
Ill.MurLh. AM. L.. .u.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
5ficntihl American.
PROSPECTUS.
VOL MR RTET N
BEGINS SEPTEMBER II. 1858.
ECHANTCS. NTORs

farRfdrtgus anil F1rmers.
TVS Stf1srrfc A-EmckS has reached its rour-
teenth Year. and will upon New yo'l,n1e on the
Nth of September 1t is the only weekly publication Of
he kind now issued in this country, anf it has very
ensiye circulation In ai tfs sates the Union It not
might suppose ffotn its Tile Dry atr.se work
on technical science; The Contrary deals with the
great events going in the scientific mechanical aud IN
du.tria worlds, please and Instruct eyety one IF
he Mechanic Artzan wishes the best machine
nse, how to make any substance employed in his
businassIfthe Housewife wishes get rcailm 10, max
good coIr, &c.If the Inventor wishes wha.
sgning in the way Of Improvements ifte Manufacturer
wishes tn keep posted with the tes and employ the
best facilities in his b,sutssit the Man of leisure and
Study wishes to keep himself liar with the progress
made in the chemical laboratory in the construction
teegrahs. steamships, railroads, rrancr4 mowers and
thousand other machines and appliances both of peace and
wara these desid~oa be found in the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN and not elsewhere. They h.ra presented
reliable and interesting form, adapted t, the compre.
hension of minds unlearned the higher branches Of scec.
and
TERMsi~-one Copy, One Year. a. Ono Cens Six
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Specimen Copies sent gratnously for inspection South
er ana western money! Postage Stamps, taken
scripons.
- Letters should be directed to
NJ u n \ & o.,
l2S Fulton Street, n. Y.
~ Mgssgs. MrXN Co. are extensively engaged In
procuring patents for inventions and will advise it,
ycnors without charge i'll regard the novelty Of their
improvements. 2w32
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

WHEREAS Daniel Jordan Of Plantation No 81 convey
~ ed 10 me by hi, mortgage decd, dated July l0h
$50, and rec ric in Vol l0l, Page 49,, ,cock Regis
Ft3 at If land situated in Ellsworth, bounded Worth
WeSetl, by IA d uf irs and Fletcher. Eastey iy land
ul tiH8rl Moore. Jr and Luther Moore Sputhcrly by
ate o.. said terry. aui E,srry by the County
tanning one tanrh of more less with the build
ns, thsreea TIN condition of aid mortgage having beer
hruhca, hereby Giant to fyreclosc the
ROBERT GERRY.
iHsN nth, Sept Il, 1898. 3w53
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
\ot'cc Of Foreclosure.

W hhshN>, Nahum 7 Norris latn Of Ellsworth in tbc
90, '"atI m Hancock state Of Maine IN the twenty.
MN 's OF March, thou and eight hundred and an
y; "'t"i mortgage duly acknowledged and REGARDED in
,'e"- hesistfy Vol IS, Page pa conveyed to IIrnrv
LATE 81 Ellsworth, deceased lot OF land .it,t.
On iish Street in said Ellsworth, reference being had II,
,' ace" AMI record for particular descriun,
& ,''nti"'' "f sad mortgage having been broken I
hereby claim IL furcclrse the sam.
H., nho rAE.iiEE Administrator De Ronis Won.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

SEVERE CArAsTHoPE At \ REPUBLICAN
MEETING ~ ELLswoaru While MIR liam
lin :, as addressing the Republicans Of Els
worth on Tuesday last, John d. Richards,
formerly q flaming free soil Democrat, but
nov as Jealous II pro-Sllvery Democrat and
an oiiirr-hodcr under the OIigarchy, very
unwsely threw himself under Mr. Iiainlm :
d5e-hammar aud s5t pounded to a jclIcy
before his friends could rescue him. The
Hksteorm 1mricaa alludes to the catastrophe
rs follows - lJntiersanian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The fredericksburg II raid learns from a
friend IN caroline County, Virginia, that thc
cattle disease has made H. appearance in his
ncighborIrol. The same disease doublkss
that has b'tp 50 prev dent and lItal in other
sections u The country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

y Vow FrLyirlED. Mr.. Nelson Provost
Safe oil the saip Junior, was present ut the
sabbath School connected with the Fourth
street Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
and made some remarks which were deeply
interesting. in relation to his sutlcrings on
his late VOYAGE. In conformity with VOWS
made while in the hold Of the ship, Mr.
Provost has made profession Of religion and
is now an active member of the church
New Bedford Mercury, 3Oth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

THr design Of this book is to bring whole libra
rics into n single velumc-to furnish Il mental
meal Tor every day and every hour--fur every
taste, humor caprics-a book for the grave and
gay, the old and young; we have, therefore,
Science and Philosophy, Rhyme and Reason, Wit
and isdom Fact and Fancy, which int together
As they came, pruduc" sort of intellectual plum
pudding, inasmuch as the whole is peppcrcd and
spiccd with puns, conundrums, AMI droliori,s to
say nothing OF II garnish Of three hundred cnyrav-
ings
In these pages are given the essences of though
and sentiment from Goethe, sydney smith sam
Johnson, aud many othor-i clcr.cal anecdotes
ilbcrnmn cccantlritlcs, Western extravaran2as,
gathered from the f1ar oiads tte {-es~ outline,
Of the talcS OF Don Quixutc and Til Blas: of the
fables Of tlayan and Lttontaiue; Of the cpic
poems Of Jelusalpm Delivered, Tcl,macbt,..
Orland Furioso, and others; Of the Lite and Sav.
Tugs OF Mrs Parting ton and the Widow Bedott
of the Bunshy Papers and the Grecn Mountain
Girls; "i the Life oil sam Houston Gerurd the lion
killer, Cummings the ephant-dcstroyer, and
Livingston the giraite-chascr; OF Nt"vcns' tray els
in Egypt and Palestine, Paul and Virginia
Alexander Dumas, the Swiss Family Robinson,
Mr.. Ghddon and sam Patch; with spicy citations
OF prose and poetry, from the ma>cr-sprits o
the day--Longtclow, bryant, Bavard Tavlor
DR.. Kane, Commodore Perry, etc 1t furnishes
also, fund of information for the serious-th.
Natural History of the Bible, which is a sub.
Ject of eXhaustless interest; striking facts in
Astronomy, Chemistry, and Natual History; re-
markable Biographies, interesting travels, and
Wonderful Discoveries in Art and Sciences
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Worldwide reputation, ms an a9,Ior--his writ
ings having become familiar rs household words
wherever the English language is spoken. THIS
Is His LAST WORK, and We predict for it a
popularity equal II not superior, to that acquired
by any Of his former Publication
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

WHEREAS, Joshua rc;kc-, late Of Ellsworth In the
~ County Of Haze OK. the twentieth day of NAV
eighteen hGrlfett and fly bv dr,d If Mortgage tuy
ACKNOWLEDGED and re r'ed in iIucpck Registry Vol
FtE" -'b. conveyed To Henry lt- late Of Ellsworth
deceased, bot uf Land situated Elm Street in said
Ellsworth, rrfrei being had said decd and record for
more particular description. The conditions Of SAID
mortgage having been broken hereby claim Ia fareclose
the saiic GEo PARGIiER,
Administrator De Bonis Won.
Ellsworth Aug, l6, 1875, 3s5I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The clipper ship Grey Eagle, has sailed
from New York Tor Rio. Among her passen-
gers was Mr. iancy, Minister to the Argen-
tine Confederation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The New York Times thinks that the
charge of a dollar n word by the Ocean Tele.
graph will teach our nation brevty of speech
aud the necessity of condensation of idea