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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
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10y 81 order ofsAe issued ont II the CIxyk
ID ono, "f'H- ian Distinct curt 81 the lin Judi
cIa pIs;rIrt. and Er 81 DnFsdo County IN nd srnt
rendered She 18Th ia, II Iebruat; 4, u. ISts, IN IA
e 4. !. Woodruff IlalnfiR and sgorn.t John n
Rrr, and KA'hr b. B-rrl. his ~l-, yirti,. and John
Berry Srraf4''iN b-frndAhts, f,r .h- sum ~ l,ut
t-sn Hundred seventy h's and " 10, Dollar. with
interest thereon a. Ih- rate Il In -r cent p,r .nnnn
from the sId lJth ia, II lrtruAN a. H. ls6H
with the at lWrtt ave - ItO dollars eet, Of .u.
and AecTuInx cote have e'isd upn, and III t-m,
pnbie ,tLr Court House DIOR IA the civ of TIA
cVTNIr,
OM thr 18th day Of March. q. u. 1860,
Al 10 O'Clock ~. the follow ing desethrd mort
property to W.T. That certain piece Of and aituated IN
the TOW nshIp Of Salmon halle IA the county Of Ii
and State Of California, bSundFd and described a. fol
lows, toWu:
Commencing al Live Oak tree with three euts atu,ut
four ntlso from Negro Hill the south side Of the
II Dorado VALLEY Turnpike road. and ahnut four rods
fFo@ the cam. thence running N"Fh hundred and
SIHty rods OAK ~ith three hes theme In
an EaSteFly direction one hundred and Mxty rods To
stake, thence IN S"uthsr! direction one hundred and
Si1iy F"dS I" pile II st"ntS, thence IN We.isr d.
TeetiOn huhdrd and HIty rods to the place III he
household furniture Together With all and singular the
tenementS ni' and AppuTe be.
longing, or III AnlNIse aPpeftSIning.
W. J. BURWELL
Sheriff Of II Dorado county, CALIFORNIA
By u. v. CoDDiSGToS, Under sheriff.
sheTiH's Once, PlseeT'lle. Feb. 18th, $780, ~ u
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

When you receive kindness, remember it;
when you bsatOw one, EOesstiA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Remarkable Care Of esasu~Passn,

The almost miraculous that has been effected in my
prompts 70 mpar TO those Of my fellow creatures
who may be suffering from like actIOn the source Of re.
lief with short description Of my Several years
ago, my health began 70 fall. attacked By general
weakness and debility, which reduced the mere
shadow Of my former self AZ that stage sought medical
assistance, and expended large amounts but without the
least beneficial result. That fell destroyer Consumption
had already seized upon my vitals. daily drawing
closer 10 the tomb physicians held hope Of re-
covery; my strength had wasted, and vas In state Of
almost utter prostitution informed BY my physicians
that they could do nothing for except smooth my
path to the grave, when most fortunately apped 70 Dr.
l.. J. CSapkay. and am nov well and perfectly sound
man. dcult for me to express the emotions Of deep
est gratitude experience when realisng the immeasura
bic service have received ct the hands Of Dr.
and feel roced that II 10 ct least In my power tender
this feeble recognition Of his great sk and capacity To
the aced would cay do not despair for whatever may
be the nature OF your confident that you will
6nd relief BY applying to Dr.. l.. J. Czapkay.
There balm In Gead and there 10 physician there"
lis HENRY WESGLING.
Subscribed and before me- this 18th day OF Oc
tobeE, 1852 City and County Of San Francisco In
Isl EJ. rHIBAULT. Notary Public.
The undersigned 10 personally acquitted with Henry
WessDg and knows that the circumstances related In The
foregoing certificate ere true. He Henry WessInR
during his Illness, and bears willing testimony The feet
" ~ Ta'l ~ y - y ' z KosENExM
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
FOR SALE I

Neat Cottage and Lot situated on Canal street. for
merly occupied by W. E. JERvEY. A constant stream
Of Spring Water runs through the premises Terms,
liberal. Apply to PETIT CHOATE.
Placerville, June 18th, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
Agricultural and Mechanical
UNIVERSITY OF THE

THE Board able to that the Agricultural
L and Mechanical CniverrIy % the State ~ CAifnT.
MIA will commence first session the 23d Of Move
next. HrA private enterprise They ask gift or do.
nation 81 generous public They ask "iy be patron
I'D An institution 81 learnng Lie every Other en-
terprisr be d-s-rvinR To be sustained II worthy III. pub
lie will support we'll II not bequest of dying million.
aires AXE n cAsfu The EBv-r.,ty business
enterprise Its projectors are working They intend
to make il In every worthy ofthe Golden STATE, con
hdrnt that the people will arpgsciaie their efforts
1t is working mans colieR We believe that the far
the lawyer and The doctor, &e common much
the professional gentleman Has the farmer lrss srrd
bra ms than b" attorney the nventcr-;hau thu ply
scans The 'He- Of the prcSrn, time ch-r'shing
moth"rp for your physicians and lawyers and preachers
hut the 81 tot! finds them step mothers Who thrust
aside for onGg"wned young professors VII" intends
above the mere labor. Our University shall be mother to
the lahnrrr who, with the his ard the smut
on his hanhs stands rth in the true dignity OF his race
the full grown developed man.
The Board have lnrat-d their Institution IrAdshurR
in S"noma county on the hank Of Russian Of
the beautiful healthy Aer;i"ns n! our state en-
hrac,rg land, unsurpassed fertility the PAc n coast
system Of manual lh'r has hen adopted tr the pur
pose ~ npartng practical as well ~ theoretical Instrur
nn Ia the various branches ~ Agriculture and Mech
and aso Of esrennR the expenses Of thu STUDENT half
% whose board bill for the present propose
taxi IN labor 10 Ir performed such hours will NOT IN
terrr- with the pursuit - regular Of study for
which the usual rates vii he aoW,d
farm and steam power connected with the Univer
slty large and conimohuus boarding. Lnusr wilt h-
ready for the reception Of students where lie young mel
will be under the immediate supervision ~ Que o.:
the faculty Connected with tn University Academy
for which the same 81 Stem has hem adopted
Arrangements have brcn made for board number Of
young ladies in private farnlIes in the village.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
FARQUAR'S
INDICATED CALIFORNIA
WINE AND BRANDY,
DELICIOUS TONIC BITTER.
Juice Of the Grape Medicated with
Juniper, Rheubarb,
AND PERUVIAN BARK,
FOB. INvALIDS.

THIS is simply the ermen' juice and distilled juice Of
l. the California Grape juiicously indicated with Pc
ruvan Bark Turkey Rhubarb Juniper Berries and other
remedial agents, skully combined and in such minute
and exact quantities to constitute small or Hoemeo.
pa'hc dose OF each remedy which when combined form
DysPeptc, Diuretc, Antifebre and sedsve Beverage,
pleasant to the taste.
The inventor calling the attention Of the public (espe
ciay CaOrnians who know the excellence OF the CaiOr
MIA Grape to these does SO with feelings OF
pride conIdence-pFde In proving The excellence OF
native grape and confidence in their remedial virtues
adapted for the following diseases DysNepsa Indigestion
Loss Of Appetite, Habual Constipaton Acdity or Sour
Stomach Disease Of the Kidneys Gravel Disorders OF the
Urinary Organs Remttent and Intermittent Fevers Fever
and Ague Chlis, Nervousness Weakness Debility Dryness
1.-THE Skin, want Of perspiraion, Pains in the Stomach
or Bowels. Collie, DysenteFy, &c.
The proprietor does not pretend that his Medcated CAL
c WINE ana r.., ~ 81. OF
Of the public and he does not hesitate to avow that he
knows from experience that the medicine in this though
small In quantity, will often effect cure In some OF the
diseases enumerated when violent and powerful
remedies have failed In their object
Those drinking liquor early In the morning, or be-
fore breakfast would find the ndy act Delightfully."- upon
the nerves and stomach keeping the bowels regular &c
As general beverage is pleasant to the taste slightly
celebrating perfectly harmless and gives the weak and
feeble feeling Of health and strength.
Read this Certificate Of Annysia made bv 71eophols
v. R1S, analytical aud Manufacturing Che'nist,
Boston.
do hereby certify. that after minute and careful Ana
ytical rxamnati" Of the California Wine and Brandy,
manufactured by Dr. James L. Farqar in order to
tain its composition and quality, have, after various
permens arrived at the following result the Wine is Of
very agreeable aroma and of Grape Sugar 930,
Volatile OIL lila, Tannc Acid l73 cooring matter 1S4
Alcohol 9G4, Water 1910 Bi.tartrate Of Pctassis 09
Suphate Of Potassia O-4S, Salt O-s4 T. n. RAEL.
1t can be taken by the most delicate Of either sex and
in moderation by children.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Grocera In
California and oregon.-
Price 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles tn .
Box for S5.
cArrInS TIE PrHlic=1n purchasing. Always that
fac sime Of the signature Of James Farquar, NJ. D.,
is pasted around the neck OF each bottle.
-erew-ll Crane Park White, and Redneton 4 Co.,
WholeslAe Agents. f4t.6m)
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

~ - %, ~k. y thr f"~ ~ i,.crii. j mort sAs.d
rr' i"r'. g. vii; H. equal unii,Id'd E,utth IN
'"f''t 40 :" 1~",,- certain 1I.T'I .Sm' BIC
the Tow hsdp II Mountain count, - J.! nnfad and
state Il AIurniA near n, North IuTk e the ,Nun
49, Rnrt. cuHgr'It. and h'.ng ;Ac elaine generally
AIV~h a. .Ar kuTtka Quart l.-ir. =
" J BrRwEIL,
Nh'rN II ! Dorado Co.. & j.
II, g. ". t"rtt>nI">, tnSVT sLttIG
shrUH'S Ohoe, fAcenIII-, February ibth IA q. lHIO
tai
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

A CAAD.-PrOmpted by an honest desire Of my hea
n ! wish TO lay before the public which deserves
high commentator, not only act Of scientific skill
but Of humanity, also About two years ago. suddenly
and from causes unknown to me- seiSed with ht OF
epilepsy which, owing to my inability to the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
encouragement which met with attempting H. soon
became such then led 70 beleve) Is to defy the
skill Of physician. was frequently, while in pursuit OF
my calling thrown down 70 the ground without the slight
warning and although insensible to the AEones vet
despsed themseries OF my life and learned to look
upon those who would sender assistance or shelter me
from danger enemies who sought pFOlong the misery
ofmy existence While In this state, and having
my affection tasted the sweets Of life. once more was
induced 70 attempt seeking aid Of physician and BY re.
commendatiOn called DR.. L. J. CIapkay. told him
my circumstances and my inability To reward him for his
services regardless Of which, however, he ct once under
took my case, and with the blessing Of God was once
restored perfect health Unable reward him for
the boon which enjoy At yet conscious OF
my indebtedness, consider It due to myself and 70 ali
afflicted TO make the public in order that those in
need Of medical advice may md physician In whom ev.
cry confidence be placed.
ISL MEYER YABLONeKY.
State OF California County Of San Francisco, ss-Sub.
scrbed and TO before this LIST day Of August
A. D. 1885. GILBERT A. GRANT,
H. 81 Notary Public,
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Rubscrbed and sworn before me- this 18th dsy Of DC
toter A. D. 1889 City aud County Of San Francisco In
the State ~ California. -
isl FL. TI1BAULT. Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
L. A. UPSON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
w. BARNES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES
CrOckery, Provisions, Flour, Grain,
Produce and General Merchandise.
Main Street Opposite the Theatre, Pacervile.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
AR A sACRIFTCEl

L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
Exxnthe City Of PLACERv1LLE, situated on Main
street, owned and formerly occupied by c. Hart
EkE1 The above property il offered for sale. The
buildn is thoroughly nreprOof, and two stories
high; located desrably for business Apply personally,
or by letter, to JOSEPH LOkfEA,
CroekeTy Warehouse, 146 street,
I47.Im1 SACRAMENTO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

eubscribed and sworn before this 18th Day Of De-
II. 81 FJ THIBAULr. Notary Public.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY's private Medical and euTEIeal In
tItu. on sacrsmeno street. below Montgomery oppo-
site th. Pacific Mail Steamship Cympanys Once, San
FrAnceo The Doctor offers free consultations, and
no remuneration unlrss he Effects cure. Once hours
from A. ". to- VI.
Sperm atOFrhWa or Local Weskness Nervous De.
billy low spirits AsSude weakness Of the limbs and back.
indispostion ard ncApabily FOR study and labor dull
Of ri memory aversion TO society
love Of solitude timdy sedistTuS dizziness, headache
involuntary discharges pains In the side affection Of M
eyes, pimPles the face sexual and other innFmiea
stefan and Surgeon, L. CAVIAR His method Of curing
diseases ts new and pHANOWH 10 OTHERs, hence his
great All eonsuitatons by letter or otherwise
free Address, L. H. OsdPk0y, n D., ean FFs0eiseO,
California.
The Grsdtesf DL.;OrerY @ths A0e-Gre0f Blessing 10
AdnEfnd-IH1Ocent bat Potent
DR.. L. J. CzAPkAH1 PHophilaetIcum
agent) preventative AGAINST GonoErhGa and syph
lseas%s sNA EsasSdy es aIt vrnersat
serofuous GaRErenOus aud CanerTous Cheers Ftd DiS
EFupiiOns aud diseases For sale at DR. L. Cam
ksy's Office, Sacramento st. below onROmery oppoaiie
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S once. A. incubation IL
preventive against small pOx. so 10 DR. IT, CHapkay9
PrnphiIActicum preventive against Syphte CohoY.
rhRaI dSrAsss Harmless In ITSELF possesses the power
of crca destroying the syPhltic Virus and thereby
saving thousands Of debAucheSs from being infected bv
the IoAths0me NJ ali diseases. let young msr
Who health be without Dr. PFophAe.
ticum II very convenient packages, and will he
found coRVsnlehtt 10 being used a. Price, g.
For sale Dr. IL CSapkAys Private Medical and surR
ca M sT CO. oSEicE opposite
IL All orders must he AddTeSsedto L. CEapkAy, u.
San PTaneiSe". California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
FOR SALE.

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINERY
"A sppertaining to Quarts Mill, complete. The En- .
CINE 10 45horse power and nearly new. i will either
sell the whole or any portion, to suit purchasers For
on the North Fork Of the Costumes river two miles
above the junction. tat Yeomet, Forks Of the Cosum
nes.) A. L. Chiffon.
tdec. 25tEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
GOLD LEAF, BRoNzEs,

Glue; Putty: Brushes Of all kinds; Ground
and Nired Paints: Lime White; Chrome
Green; Chrome leliow: Icllom OcAre j:
Paris Green: Whiting: TIermWion Tr.
nitiGn Rcd; CHnlk: HIndor Glass IF all
sizes from 7x9 to 3Ox4O; Linseed, Polar,
Sperm, Lard and Nent*foot oils, all sold
at the Lowcst Prices by
PETIT & CHOATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10

OfaII diseases. the great frat cause
epFfHgyfrUm neglect Of .tzrureiTtSwy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-10
80, 900 Grape Vines for Sale !

HAVE for Sale. at the Victory Garden" In Cosoma
Thirty Thousand Grape Vines, year from the cut.
ting consisting Of seventeen different varieties They are
ell of the choicest kind, c. II. ROBERTLON.
Coloma, Dec. 10, le5o.-tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-31

Brig Plumas, (ofDcnnis) Howcs, from Rio ia
nciro June 2, was totally wrecked 18th inst, in
the harbor of Valparaiso, by coming in contact
with ship Mary Glover.
dispatch from Mobile dated Aug sd, says
the brig Cygnet, Jefferson from y York, has been
ashore Mosclc Shoals, and was got oil by
throwing overheard part Of cargo.
Ship Geo Peabody, from Calao for Hampton
Roads, which put into Valparaiso in Distress sail
cd 9th ut for her destination.
ship Charlotte, Ncsmith J days from Liverpool
for New Orleans, put into Queenstown Sth inst,
with Captain sick, Quot dead as reported by Telc-
graph.
Barquc Mary c Fex, of rort'cnd, at Boston fun
Havana, reports night Of 2Gth. South Shol NE
10 miles had gale from y T., which terminated
iR complete hurricane and lasted six hours, then
varying from NJ to NV, tae vessel lying To IN
der bare poles, naing unable TO spread stich Of
canvas; blew away furctopmast staysaH, split
mainsail and forcsall, the sea making complete
breach fore and aft barometer at the tiuIe y.
Sch Elizabeth, ilodgdun, at llascrhill from
Philadelphia, with coal, sprung 4 leak and headed
from the wharf 2lst inst and afterwards filed
with water. She was rghtca after discharging
deck load.
A dispatch from y York states that barqnc Lola
Wylie, from New Orleans fer Bordeaux. was pass
ed 18th. (probaby ashore) Cd Bahia Honda
No boats near. Also, same dav, a large ship WIS
seen ashore, with several wrecks around \ ship
was also seen ashore 22d inst, OF Marcl Her
lower masts Standing.
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Ellsworth 2sth inst, by Rev. :. Tenney, Mr..
II. Austin, and Mss Margaret Ii. hurley, both 81
Ellsworth.
Ellswerth-Aus. eth. 10y Rev 5. Tcnpcy. Nh
Wyatt :. Moore 10 Mis- elrolae +. Bunkct, both
Of Ellsworth.
BlurhiIl -Ans 9th, hy Rev ". II. kcltou,
Mr.. bayii Armour 81 Stediae, y. T., to Mrs
II lnunh osgnod Of ElnehiH
CherryfcId =2oih lf,.t.. by Rev. 7. Bond, Mr.
Lot NJ. Rollins Of liiyana, To Mis-. Della :. Camp
bell, daughter of Alexander Campbell, E-l., Of G.
Maehias-Mr. Vim. Reynolds to Mis- susan Dl
Wis, both Of Whitucyvilc.
Bangor-?Gth inst, Mr.. Charles vatney t. Mis.
Emma lawc-, both of Bansar,
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Farm for Sale.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale his very desirable
Farn situttcd on Trenton Point, cheap for
cash, or half cash down 1t cont tins about forty
acres Of land has good buildings, usually cuts
from suycn to ten tons Of bay. This Oilers III ad
diiiun to its advantages tua farmer, fine chance
from its location to enter into the fishing outfit
business, having good shore privileges for the
erection of wharyrs, &c.
rhir is rare Chance for the investment of Il few
hundred dollars. For particulars call On the sub
t'riecr on the premises, or ~, X. SAW Ek at
Ellsworth GEORGE F. BROOKS.
Trenton, Aag. 9ti', leo. 2m3O
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MIS-. WINSLOW.

An experienced nnrsr and female physician, has sonh
Ing syrup for children teethnG which greatly facilitates
the prsS OF teetdng, by s"ftenug the gums reducing
all ieAnotion will aliay all pain, AMI Is rcgu
lat thr bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, will give
rst To- yourselves, and relief ami health 10 your infants
Perfectly safe In all See advertisement in another
column. Jy15
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CONSUMPTION CERED

IjJttut " tHC i0utuU Dtttt
In New York
Cqce Pou,pa f5r Ii, f,st time Ff S.dc N y III
AHefiCa.
TaNIlE Indian lIetc or Peruvian Coca, has been
4 long known, and e. daily used by the inlat
itarts Of Peru Brazil and fcuador, a. the supreme
and universal remedy against Disc scs u tue
CnysI.NprIo% BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CArARRiis,
And COLDS,
The uni scrsa and miraculous effect of this plant
is not only eXtocd by Alexander won Humboldt
in his book on Peru, but also recommended in tho
higbrst terms ~ ,,r late lamentcd Captain llcrn
don, L. : ~ aud Lieu. Gibbou, l. S.N, in their
printed oPcial EeTprt on the exploration of thu
amazon EiYrr undertaken by order of the l. >.
Government.
PR. il LIo SAMPSON,
Late Of Lima, rerd has made arrangement to
receive regularly supply of the Fresh tSsence oil
that slant which is now for sale at his
iNSTiTL TE FOR ii Nj DISEASES.
5l2 BROADWAY,
opposite ,he st Nicholas Hotel, New York.
Write description Of your case a. distinctly as
possible and he will communicate t" you the null
ncr most appropriate to use the great Ecmcdy III
your individual casc.
Persons SHAYmg from Deaatp i Ue1lresS
will revive under its effect in a few weeks.
PRtcE 60 per Bottle SiN BOTTLES for $40.
Office Tor personal consultations 5l2 Broadway.
Letters must be addressed to box 3,jTG, Pc, y.
ity97
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To Horse Owners,

DIR sWEEfS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT For HORSES
unriyaled by any and in cases OF Iamer asn
rom Sprans Bruises or Wrenchng its cne,t is magical
AND certain, Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Many
Sc It viii also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbnn m
lie en- silly prevented and cured in their ncpen stages
hut confirmed eases beyond the possibility Of radj
c1t cure No Of the ktrd howe YER il 90 drsnerac
hopeless but may IN aleyitel by tins Linep AMI
its tithfu application will always remove In, I.,ncnqs
aud enable the horse to travel with comparative ea
Every horse owner should have this remedy Mt hand
ior IT. timely us" at the first appearance Of amencss viii
efctually l~,cnt those formidable diseases
TO winch an hoscs are liable and which render 50 many
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See tdvc rtscment eowrv2s
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

ltliAEI.ES X. TILDEN, la e of castinc, Guun.
Y ty Of Hancock aud State of Maine, deceas-
ed hayin. in his lifetime conveyed to William
Nitherlc late of said Castine, by his deed of mort
gaze, dated January 18th, lNj9, aud recorded at
Hancock Registry Vol. hi, Page 4e2, to which
efrrcncc may be had certain real estate lying IN
said Castine; and the conditions of said mortgage
having been broken we claim foreclosure u the
same.
VIM. II. W1THEELE, Admrs of VIM.
Geo. II. WITuEELE, " itherlc's Est.
GJstne, August 18th, lsG0. 80
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DISASTERS.

Bar4ue Arcadia, wrecked ga the passage from
Gardens L, =, ia, butt at orlaul, "a 49,,
81 tons resi-.tr, and osneI ~ Boston ~ : u
Berry, ~ -
ship New Hampshire, Lord from C'ritt for
Bahia put iato Falmouth +, Sth last, with sans
split.
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1lsEAsiisEIs's sti.s3.
STATE az MAINE.
TpGAsruEn, OFFICE,
An.I.tl.- Au.L.t ). | a

ID III ANT toGA3rter L., Scet.5 If the lie.
! yi.,i statutes I will at the STATE Treasury
Office. IN Augusta, nn the i3th lty ct september
uost, vt ! O'Clock ia the f.reAooa, s,li aai con
lcy lv deed t, the h CHEST iii ZEE. all tho later
ct tae state in the tr,rts II land hereinafter
desert el. lying in uujaearPard'si taWp.hi 49,
tAc.aiI t1l h4vjn; been forfeited tn the state
for State taNe- and County aNrs, certified to tie
Treasurer If state.
The sale and cots, eya9ce Of each tract win be
made subject 10 a eht IN the owner OF part own
er. Whose fi .bfs btge been larl,tel. t. redeem
tho sauic at any time within year after tue
sale, by paying or tcutcrinS Ia the purchaser III,
proportion OF what the purchaser pa5 therefor 1T
the sale, " ith interest at the rate o twenty Per
crlt per auuum from the tllne of 'llc, anl one
dollar Tor release, at siii owner may redeem hi.
interest by paving a. aforesaid Treasurer 81
state, as provided Ia Chapter section - OF the
Revised statutes.
40 tract. however, viii he sold - II price les
than the tull amount due thereon for -tch urpad
state and county taNes interest and costs, a. de.
.eribel in the following schedule;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-31

Dr' Z. IL. Sholes. Eclectic Physician, gives
particular attention TO diseases of the gsif1-uarg or,
ga' ana special diseases of women. see advertisement
IN another column
June, 1850 Ivsn