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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-07

SHERIfF.S SALE.

HANCOCK, ss.-faken on Execution and win
DC sold st Public Auction, on Monday the 7th day
81 January, A. d, 1852 at O'Clock in the after.
aoof, at the ciee OF A. + prinkwater, in Els
worth, in said county, all the right. title and n-
terest and all the ght and equity which Lemuel
B Rich, alas Benjamin L. Rich, of Hancock, in
said county has or had the time e the attachment
N the criminal writ, of redeeming the following de-
-cribed real estate with the building situated there
on,bonuded and described as follows To wit Begin
ling ut the southwest corner bound of lot Of land
conveyed to John Brown by George Hathaway,
being n small lot lying west and adjoining the
lot on which the said Brown lived in ls4j, thence
north on the west line Of said Hathaway lot, forty
rods thence easterly to town road laid through
the lot on which the said Brown lived (as afore-
said,) thence North ty said road, twenty rods
thence eastcrly to a small lot in possession Of
Mark Linscott, thence south by the west line Of
said Linsc tt lot to land occupied by William Me-
farland thence west by said McFariand's north
line and the south line of said Browns home
ttead lot and the Hathaway lot, to the place Of
beginning containing thirty-fve acres, more or less
For more particular descrip on reference may
be had to said Rich's deed of mortgage to Rob-
ert Bartlett, dated June 10th 1855, and recorded
in Hancock Registry, Vol. l0l, Page CT.
CALVIN P JOY, Deputy sheriff
Ellsworth Dec. TO- 1855 A.
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DK. tlLlEkMELL
o N M a n HOOD.
Medical essay on a.r certain ana ,ouf,cay c,,. a,
SptFmd,oThda, ret, r,fhout Me use Of internal
MEDICINES, ednte'isafio, or any Mtchan-
zeal appltdHces

Just Published. the 9th edition, in sealed en-
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This little work emanating from a celebrated
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y Address DR.. eli. J. c. KLINE, LIST Ave
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAINTS.
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his Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
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All necessity OF "A journey TO Washington TO pro-
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Late Commissioner Of Patents
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/ ANC"k- sS=Takea m cN-rati4H. ard vii he solH
at public aucti 1T. the Maine House ia Rucb l,.r
IN sah County. sn SATURDAY, thc twenty day O
january next, at IA e'-lrA IN tie afternoon AFT tb,
right IN equity which James Il, Sprowl and Henry e
sprowi have had the time y the service Of the 0r
nal writ To redeem the raj purchased hy them d,
Ruins kucA. situated III said Buck,port being the North
cry part o' the said Buck lot, Called aud mort gared
by said Sir"W!, TO Anthony Luce.
LEWls T. DoRE. Deputy Sheriff.
cbsport. Dec. sih 1858. a.
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.S{fEPPTEE" SAFE

HANCOCK, S>.-Taken on Execution and will he sold
at Public Auction. on SATURDAY the 18th of January
1899 nj ten O'Clock 4 NJ at the of John Stevens
III bneil in sd County all the right title and uterrst
which Putnam ingalls, dt Ruehill, in said county has TO
redeem the place 90 which he now lives the same being
mortgagfd 10 fusfrod W. lliuckley and William Hopkins
and recorded in the Haneck Registry To which reference
may be had t'r more particular description. Also all
te right sid ingalls, has to redeem certain piece Of
land situated in said Binehil and bounded a. follows:
Beginning at the northeast If the lot Of land on
which Luther =. Dodge lives thence unfth thirty
seven degrees east twn hundred rods thence south thirty
degrees forty rodsthence north thir1,sc,;
degrees west forty rods, the first mentioned bound.
containing nifty less the same having bee,
mortgaged to Alexander Fulton hy deed date June ~
1857, ard recorded in the Hancock Registry, Vol 1C5
page 264.
AUGt SITS STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff
Blnehili Dec l. It5s
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A New Watch for Timing Horses.
THE CHRON0DROMLT0R.
APPLETON. TRACY Il CO.,

"ateh Manufacturers, WALTHAM MASS have inven
Fu Stch Tor Timing Horses, which performs with
proup,hsss and accuracy never before attained draw
nag an3 al particulars sent application at wAham or
Io1 ashas,on It Boston, or to Robbins 4 ApIieoa
Ne' tofA patent has bevu applied for, 6m3S
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

the subscribers. having been appointed ny the InG
pARktR TCcE Judge Of Probate for the County Of Han
cock to receive and examine the claims Of creditors TO the
estate Of Samuel V nheH, late OF Buck sper deceased
represented nsaYet do hereby give notice that months
are allowed to sail creditors bring in and prove their
claims and that shall thar service at the Dwell.
ing House of Wasuw Kinks, in Bucksport in said Coun
" Of Hancock, on the nineteenth day Of January the
twelfth day of pr ard the twenty -iourth day Of NAV
A b. lSA9 and by adjournment from said twenty fourth
day Of May if should be necessary
WINSLoW KINKS,
SAMU IL y. MCPHERSON
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SHERiFFrS Nile.

TAKEN on EN rutau aud will be soil At public Auc.
lion on the twenty siX day NJ January \ D. lisa
NJ e' sru t.cioch ~ the Al tie Office r.; J. A,-
lot in 'Istinc, all The right u equity which t;rorse W
Collins has NJ redetins the house aud lot in beer Isle
where he lives.
B. WOODS, Deputy sheriff
Castne, Dec. 3, 1858 IL
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned Commissioners on the estate OF
l Peter Powers late Of Brooklin, deceased hereby
give notice that pursuant an order from the Hon Par
ser Tuck, Judge Of Probate. and further time Of one
month from the first day Of December instant allowed
the creditors OF said estate t" bring and prove their
claims and that We will attend that service the count
ing-ruom % Hale T Fray. ESD in Brookn, Friday
the 3lt !aF ~ pcenher inst Of tn. clock in the
forenoon All persons interested will govern themselves
sceordiUgl
L. pIIILBRooK, It.,
HUMPHREY WELLS wi" ~
Sedgwick, Dec. 9th, 1885. A.
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Ellsworth Dec 1s, 1855 a.
4 UINIS7R17RIYS NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to sii'
concerned that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust of an Admins
tra'rx Of the estate OF Charles Lowell late of Els
worth, in the County of Hancock, ESQUIRE,
deceased, by giving bond as the law --di-
reefs she therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to said deceaseas estate, to make iinme-
diate payment, AID those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
MARY ". c. LOW ELL.
DeP 1st
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10 the Hon Parker Tuck Jude Of Probate f. r The fam,
y OF Hsnttck.
HrNBLy sHEws WIN. we.cot, ,;,,.r,i,, -, ,,tt.,
u ana frasu' Gray, iHurr, .,ni cldrenof Adam GRAY
a. "' fth'e'cot, II +ad county, iecraae, That tl. aid
ts Interested III the real estate Of sad dee, as. stu.
'e ~ ftlt"b-cat> tint adgatagelts pfrF h1- been
n'a'i !" hun for tie NJ one hundred Anlar- nv
sFf anus Gray and tliIth Gray said ;au,,.c,t ami
that The Sam shui De lrcerd; -nd that i, v,,ud h.
ar th bieiit u avid minors that tlir 4tid interest IN
ala deceased. estate should Ia disposed of a,! thu pr t.
e'- ihtr ef mt ct and s-cuIsd chem on utter St
f"ur petitioner therefore pray that Your honor would
tr,t hr' fcnse to dispose Of the incly To
st''Hius AMI Elijah Gray asrecahlS 10 Is law OF this
''@f'' III such sas,s h'ade aid prov I'd H.
Ellsworth, Dec l. 1855
Ma Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and tr
we county OF Hancock, On the first -tues,iay Of
December, 4. n. ISIS.
On the foregoing rctition Ordered That the Petitioner
give notice to persons interested b. causing copy of the
petition and order of court thereon, b published three
week. successfully in the Ellsworth American that they
- appear at Pr bate Curt to be held at NJ, worth in
Sa'd county, TIE first Wednesday pf 1u1ry n,xt
Al IN nrIock g. VI and Slow calt,t Ii r,,1 dcv have
IL III prayer pf s.sd petidon should h' grained.
PARKER Tt IN. Judge.
Attest, 4 \. RAKIIlrf. Register.
- Attest, \. 4. BAuL,rr. Register.
At Court If Probate held Ellsworth wilin3nti~ the
County Of iisncoek On The first Wednesday Of Drcem-
HErsIBAH ". SMITH Administrators of the estate
OF HUNS smith late OF Buck sport in said County de-
eased-ha' ing presented her first of admuisr,
II upon srid deceasei's estate for Probate ORDERED
Thai the said administrator give motto, thereof all
PERSONS Interested, by causing copy Of this
M PT'i-hcd ;ree weeks successfully in the E-w nth
American printed in Ellsworth that ttey may appear
Probate Court to he hoidcu Buekspor, the third
Wednesday NJ January ueXt, Mt ri the clock the
Forenoon, and shev ciuse. ii any they have, Why The
sauie >h'uii not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy-Attsst. A. A. BsRrLErr REGISTER. II
Ats Court Of Probate held Ellsworth. within and for the
County OF Hancock the first Wednesday Of Dcccnl-
her. 4. y. 1S5S
ABIGAIL D. CURTIS. ENccutriS Of the Will of Asa
Curtis, late Of Buekspert in said County dee asei having
presented her Of Administration upon said dcccas
eds estate for Probate:
oRDFREr
That said ENecrx give potce hereofto all persons inter
ested by causing copy OF this oreC to he published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American print
ed IN Ellsworth that they may appear Probate Court
u lg holdeuW Buckspor III" third enesday NJ Jan
aafF next ten Of the eloc, in the forenoon. and shew
eau'' II any they have, wing the sasnc should not he
allowed
PARKER TICK Judge.
tre eHHy-Att~.t. \ \. B,ErLsrr. Register. IS
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!Not,ce of torcrlnSlre.

WHEREAS Geo. R, petliagl, q Hancock. in the
" County Of Hancock, bv ii. mortgage deed dated
May IS 1906 conveyed TO me certain marcel of land in
SAID iancocs, and bounded as follows. Beginning at the
northeast corner Of and belonging 10 BENZ J Tinker
thtnc' north degrees east hundred thirty
RS thence west = DEGREES porth two hundred and sew
enty-seven rods, thence soutk hundred and thirty
seven rods, thence y degrees south, two hun
dred aud seveuty-stven rods first mentioned bounds
with reserve Of some thrtythree acres sold to different
Persons a. named in said deed. Reference may be had
20 the llanc OK Registry Of Deeds, Book l03 Page 263
And whereas the conditions Of sud mortgage deed are
broken, hereby claim foeco>e the same and give
ti!s notice accordingly h. L. NJ. ALLEN.
Ellsworth, Dec, 10. 1875. ~
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HAvfNG e8nnec,son with all the harvest manufactured,
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lore offered in tbs aud aekoo ledge by all
who pairQnize establishment.
Ne also make tn order Of every descriptiou
at short notice. at small adrance the prices Of our
ready made clothing.
Boston; Oct. so, 1888. i.3mos
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Application, The efies u Dr. sANfsoS1s essss~ ~
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HUMAN FItAIIIH,
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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES =!
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AMI for The cure OF
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Th,. all, NAV obtained ell the THESE
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SHERfFF".S SALE.

AUGr SITS STEVENS peput, Sheriff.
Buehll, Dec H. 1,5s A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-11

DESTRUCTIVE AND DANGERO FRE.--Y ester
day morning about four O'Clock FIRE broke out in
the Livery Stable Of Mr. EUBAxKs, on Deaderick
street, between Cherry and Summer, and in few
MINUTES the upper portion Of the building was en-
veloped in flames. The fire spread rapidly TO an
adjoining building occupied by Mr. P. P PECK as an
addition to his carriage mandatory. The fremen
we're promptly on the ground ami by extraordinary
exerlions confined the fire to the two buildings men
toned, which we're entirely consumed.
Mr.. EUBANKs succeeded in removing his horses,
buggies, and nearly every article of value except
q ouarti:y Of % feed" Of various kinds. His loss
however, will be comparatively light
Mr. PECK removed number of carriages, finish
ed and partly so, though he loses a great deal Of
work ard material, estimatsI at $500 to $780,
The Livery stable b1ildirg belonged to Mr.. E L.
WOODS, upon which there was no insurance, and his
loss will be pretty heavy.
The building occupied by Mr.. PECK belonged to
Mr.. JOHN E GLEAyEs, upon which be had sn insu
rance which will, We presume, indemnify him.
The origin of the fire is MT knoWR-suppOsed Il
be accidental. Il was in a very dangerous locality
Aad had the flames once got the mastery of he FIRE
men most destructive eonfag ration would have
been the result There was no wind stirringg
otherwise it would have been more difficult to have
KEEP. the flames in check. Property owners in thu
immediate vicinity have made q fortunate escape
for which they ought to thank our gallant fremen
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MACDONALD,S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator,

an practical and scientific prinepleshG best and
Venent article in for cooling and preserving meats,
milk, buiter fruit wines, They arranged
slowly through each SHELF and, being
the effects OF the hot air keeps them at the coolest point causing
the regerang influence the throughout the
paratus This effected By the drppg from the which Is
lost all other efgerator They open the front
neat piece OF furTuren placed
and have water ar by which perfectly cold all
times he had without additional ice. These TgsrGOrS
experiment They have been successful operation up
ward Of to the qualification Of those who have them
the ricerfcae will show and the approx
before the public The Improvements recently added by which
the perfect ventilation insured saving 81
bee obtained more gd air PRODUCED and durability elected
certainly place them in ad anything
public paTonsge. Galvanized has substituted the
in lien OF znc thereby enabling them artiel
entirely free from oEydaon and c0rTOson, and consequently
void OF that sagTsabe which has heretofore
ecoabe in other rergert0rs In addition their being
vastly superior other owing the
and unequalled principle, they servCabe is
conceded that galvanized iron Is durable any other
mcal 1t not affected by acid, salt water, etc For ssle by
+, W MACDONALD,
msy2G-d&twim No. 40 Fourth St., Louisville, KY
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THE CROrs.-The Memphis appeal of the Sth
says: ain cur own neighborhoOd, the cotton, dur
ing the four i've last days, has been suffering from
spell of weather Of GOODNESS very unusual here
~ the month of June. In some places the plants
were dropping Saturday from this GAUGE the
vitality of the plant is in many places weakened,
which sets it backward, and encourages insects
We fear there will be considerable complaint next
week The crop, except where affected by tho cold,
is generally doing we'll; there is some injury from
lice bat it is not serious wOnld be acceptable.
We saE gentleman jus. from the St. Fran els river
country, Arkansas yesterday, who informed US that
no iejury from the Geld had been experienced in
that region. Corn is generally in fine condition,
but in some spots it Is locking yeHow-problby il
consequence Of the wet weather in the spring hav-
ipg Obstrueted thorough blowing"