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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

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Whereas G orge B. kingsley, of Gouldsborous h,
in the County Of Hancock aud State If Maine, on
the twelfth day Of June, lsjs, by his deed Of
mortgage Of that date, recorded in Hancock Reg
istry, volume lOI, page l4l, conveyed to the IN
dersig ned, parcel of land situated in GouIds.
borough Aforesaid, and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the shore Of Jones Cove at the south
west corner Of jos. q. Hills lot; thence Mouth.
easterly On said Hills line, to the western side OF
the town road; thence nOrtheTly by said road to
Il. ; and 7. l.. Hills line; thence easterly BY
said Hills line to the western side Of the county
road; thence s0stherly by said road to John
hingsieys line; thence westerly Oh said John
hingsley's line TO within ninety-six feet of the
eastern side Of the town road; thence southerIy
parallel with the said road to anglia that west
erly line will run straight line through the cen
ter of the dwelling house owned by said George
Il, kingsley and John Kingsley, to the town road
thence northeTy by said road TO the corner Of Jos
u. Hllls house lot; thence easterly at right an
gle with the town road, eight rods; thence north.
erly, parallel with said road, ten rods; thence
westerey at right angles eight rods to the eastern
side OF the town road; thence southerly by said
road TO John kingsley's line; thence westerly on
said kingsleys line aud fence to the shore thence
nortnetly by the shore TO the place of be ginning
being the land decided on said twelfth day of June
A. D. ls5s, by the undersigned to said George b.
Kingsley, and reconFeyed to me BY the mortgage
aforesaid, together with one-haf Of the house and
buildings thereon; and whereas the conditions of
SAID mortgage having been broken hereby claim
10 foreciose the same and give this notice in ac-
eerdanee with the statute In such eases made and
proFideG' THOMAS HILL,
BY ARso WIsWELL, his Atty.
December 80, ls62., 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

THE Gardeners Chronicle has a most
interesting account of Cottagers Yege-
table Show in Sudbury. Both the yege-
tables and flowers were of such singular
excellence that they attracted great
deal of attention, and the report says
that they would have done credit to the
international Show in London. The
privilege of showing is strictly limited to
the working poor and no market or 9TH
er regular gardeners can receive a prize.
A great deal of emulation is excited, as
the prizes and extra prizes are very large
the latter always being some garden i'm
plement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

KILLING CANADA TmsrLEs.-In the
spring of 1861 bought few acres OF
land. That paIt of it on which | inteud-
eg to make my garden and plant my veg
etables grew so full Of Canada thistles
that l thought it was entirely worthless
But l resolved to try what hoeing would
do; SO just as soon as the thistles got
one or two inches long, | hoed them
through the whole season. This year, up
to the present date, not one thistle has
appeared. Any one who will adopt this
plan of determination will never have to
complain of these pests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

A. D. Dickinson, in an article written
for the Country Gentleman urging the
importance of having axletrees made
only from well-seasoned timber to prevent
springing, says: III | had boy seven
years old, that would play with wagon
or cart with warbling wheels, or a one
sided top, | would never think Of making
a farmer of him. He might, perhaps,
live on land, or make an editor, lawyer,
doctor or king, but he would not be fit
for q farmer :"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

INDIAN Conn FOR HoEsEs.-The Irish
Farmers Gazette says truly that q" Indi-
an corn is more nutritious and at present
cheaper than oats" 1t recommends
boiling it, or just bruised and stepped
in cold water for three or four hours"
and adds: :" Horses for quick draught do
well on it given raw; for slow draught
it is best boiled and given warm, but not
hot"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Fdii net 10 Snd and get this Boot.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice
H.. ..-l,.. IN -, L..

10 those VINO Will reneCt.
class Of maadtcs prevail r. fearful extent In com.
munty do ming 10 90 youth Of both sexes an
rually early grave. Those diseases VERY a.
perfectly understood Their external manifestations
symptoms arc Nervous Debility Relaxation and ENhaus-
tn Aarasmus wasting and consumption q the
Of the whole bsly. shortucss Of breathing, hurried
breathing ascending tll hiEht 81 stairs great
IalFaiiou n The Heart shaking Of the Hands anu Limbs.
aversion % society aud to business aud study dmncs ot
Eye sight, loss 81 Memory, dizziness Of tho Head Nearal-
Pains various parts u the body lad ssap irrc-
MARTY The bowels ueraure Secrctou- II The Kidneys
and riso sexual Organs, EPILEPSY. ys;crit and Mr.
vcus spasns Dependency and Depression q n spirits,
often great Ia rrllgee Insanity which, ua uuira-
queu,ly, terminates in suicie.
This baEcu Glass Of disorders and h1s Il others not
named, IS Tab5rular and bronchial Consumption. dis
Of the Throat and Heart. Asthma Cat4grA. have
their seat in AMI derive their origin fm, diseases Of he
UriHs-SNgal Organs yer! frequently. and tafgf
i0rifg of cases.
DR. ASpAyw sroSr. Physician "a tho TRaY Irya and
HYesNa INSTITUTE, has studied af9 Investigated ts
sdtuus sud NITRATE class ~ afrr maladie with pro-
found ait, AID sssilaisr aH4 il easaeea tee
treating tA IN with the most uahesrl u sHe-ss T. e.
personal presence ATTENDANCE e the patient victim -
not required 70 insure af his Fyse. u
mnu Is SO perfect in its, aud admirably arranged
With every possible facility, tuat ii br s-at ~ gs
ext RS. 90 alt parts % tAe lalea ~ ute GsH44s
at tie Institution
= hach case is scientifically determined Az ic true
pan Of treatment adopted from anal SIS OF lie sacati3s
e tAe hipSSYs r ~ tfa tiaa aa IL ia gtai Its r5-
gatarie Furnished each applicant.
1.-THE lusE;otia7 iHAsts use II wzrfal " Gro
scnpe, and Paiiesa f.Aical Apparatus
II Patients afsiihtaE inr inter- aEatdv-s advice,
must return egc5zzf. stamps. - aaat attention.
u The attending eysi v.R D. f5uul at Tie last
tuition far consultation, ir0a 4 L. 70 T.. 81 al each
DAY. Sunday the forenoon.
AdIress, UE. ANDREW STONE.
Physician 20 d Try Lung and HFejsuic Institute and
Physician for diseases 81 the Heart Throat sad Iuues
- iissA s'sret tre!. y. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

MR. CAMPBELL, of Irondequoit, near
this city, raised ninety-one bushels of
good Soules' wheat from three acres Of
land, sown at one blowing. He cut a
heavy crop of clover hay from the land
last year, and then pastured it until a
few days before the time of sowing. 1t
was then plowed once and the seed sown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

NJ. JULEs DE DIRoR D'ARIoLEs proposes
to cover fruit trees with fine powder or
ashes to protect them from the frost, as
he says il has often been remarked that
fruit trees planted near public road
were mol as much affected by frost as
those in the interior of the garden, and it
is thought that the dust arising from the
road is the cause Of this difference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

LARGE AND SMALL HORSES. The Ne.
Farmer thinks that 90o-pound horse is
preferable. for most work on the farm and
the road, to heavier horse. What say
our readers?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

Tue heaviest five dessert pears at the
international Exhibition were Calebasses
Grese, their total weight being 5 lbs.
10 or,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

THERE were ninety-two varieties OF po-
tatoes sent feem Sw 4den 10 the Int rnat-
ioual Exhibit ON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,
Whereas Charles Dow of Hancock in the Coun-
~ Of Hancock and State Of Maine, by his deed Of
mortgage dated the second day Of January A. D.
lsjs, and recorded IN Han ock Registry, vol. LOG,
page 4I9, conveyed to me, the undersig ued, GER
tain parcel or tract Of land, with a dwellnghouse
located thereon. situated in said Hancock and
bounded as follows, Fiz:-Beginniug at a stake
and stone north Of the county road leading 10
Ellsworth, aud FROM thence run north thirty five
and one-hat degrees east 10 n bunch of alder
trees ami sta Ike, sixteen rods and four feet; from
thence run north sixty degrees west. distance
about ten rods, to Saimucl Abbott's eastern line:
from thence run southerly by SAID Shmuel Alb
bolts line t. the County road and from thence
easterly by said road 10 tae first mentioned
bound; containing one acre, more or less And
whereas, the conditions Of said mortgage have
been broken hereby claim to foreeose the same
in accordance with the statutes in such cases made
and provided. AL0NZO ABBOTT,
Hancock, Dee 29th, 1852. so
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
,TICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, John T. Murphey. Of fremont, in the
county O.. Hancock ami State Of Maine, by his
mortgage deed, dated July "a, 4. D lSC2, ami re-
corded IN volume HI, page Ia, conveyed to me,
the undersigned, a certain 1T or parcel of land
situate in fremont Aforesaid, and bounded as fol.
lows, to wit: commencing Andrew Lupaus'
south corner, thence following said Lopaus line
northeasterly 50 rods to stake and stone; thence
southeasterly A. rods to Christopher b. Dixs line
thence following said Dix's line southwesterly to
Andrew Walls, Jr.'s cast line; thence following
said Walls line northwesterly to the FIRST men
toned bound; containing thirteen and one-third
acres, more less, with all the privileges and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging; and whereas the
conditions OF said mortgage have been broken,
hereby claim to foIeclose the same in accordance
with the statutes in such made and provided.
SARAH WALLS,
by :. q. Rich.
fremont, Dee. Ilth. lS62 40
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HENRI. 4. WsI.s&E5c.

Deputy Sheriff for Hancock County.
ResiIeace-oELANp. oaee with Cha's Hamlin Eco.
Al business Entrusted to h.s care promptly executed
January -, ls63. 2tt
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in great variety, both ruled and unruled such a.
DENY, POST, CAP. LETTER, FRENCH;
LEGAL CAP, and LETTER,
COMMERCIAL NOTE, finest quality linen, and
cheaper qualities;
FRENCH NOTE, plain and tinted;
WASHINGTON MEDALLION, nice article;
MOUNT VERNON NOTE, various sizes;
BILLET &c, 4c.;
INITIAL PACKETS, with Envelopes to match
in just such packages as are convenient for La
dies or Gentlemen. NEW article, neat as
pin and fashionable;
BILL HEAD PAPER, ruled with wide heading
ENVELOPE PAPER, plain and colorcd;
TISSUE, pink and white.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
We Keep on hand, and for sale
E N Y Ell ES.

EXTRA LARGE, LETTER and NOTE, Of variou. quail
nes
WEDDING, plain, fancy and the latest large size.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

We shall endeavar give gnoi sststactionfa al te
,hofs work, and hope to the Patronage Of t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Q a r D s :
SAWYER & BURR.

Ellsworth, Dec. Ist, 1862.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

fremont, Dee. lIth. lS62.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
Gonekal sicklest

QenersI Sicklss, his friends rill be graft
fed 20 learn, is dsipg we'll. IAfter Ieceiv.
Ing his wound and undergoing smbutstion,
he was conveyed to Washington by q crook !
ed route, 20 avoid the ehemy. At one house
in Pennsylvania the wounded man was
obliged to pay five dollars for nights stay.
After his arrival in Washington he showed
symptoms of exhaustion, which gave rise
20 apprehension; aJfcysAge was sent to Mrs.
Sickles TO repair tbither, which has since
been countermanded. 'f
General Hooker paid him visit. and he
was admitted; the two grosped each other 8
hands, neither of them saying word. -
Tears rolled down the cheeks Of tho iron.
hearted veteran and he turned away
Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin also called a.
is generally known 20
According to present indie atoms il will
not be many months before General Sickles
will again be in the saddle. His surgeon
has declined proffered assistance, because Of
the improved condition Of the patient: and
application has already been made for
Palmer's patent leg, TO replace, as early ~
eau be permitted, the limb lost at Gettys
burg. New York Post
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

p0>0gR 25rH REa'r, AT GETTYSBURG
The 95th Ohio Regiment was in Wedues
days fight at Gettysburg The following
is = list Of casualties among the men frou
this county:
Killed; James E. Clifford, doubted; Lieu
tenant Chas.. H. King, doubted-2 .l
7 Wounded. Sergeant Saul II. Stewart
Corporals .Thos.W. Fowler, Michael Muir
~, john McKirahan; Privates William II
White, Simon L. VOORHEES,, John Lebold
James Russell. j. G.. Whittell, Daniel l.
Tyrrel, Nathan Wallace, A. Widowbu>h IL
e 3 Prisoners: Sergeant james Mellor, pri
Yates Thos. Gallaher, John Mcdonnell
Samuel McCrum, Elias Bale, Wilson s
Colby. Philip Gable Joseph Gallaher, VIM
Gallsher John W. Kent, VIM. Hughes
Jesse Patterson, Robert Creighton, L. II
Carter--l4.
- The prisoners were parolled on the field
Lieut.. Col. Williams, from Monroe coun
sty, Is prisoner. .....,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
/ sS-LAsr week Che Gazette printed some

s0-LAsr week Che Gazette printed som
poetry, headed as this time 10 dance 2
A lady, who says she hates such bypocri
cal Traitors as the author OF the. poetry
The Gazette, sends us the following: ] /.
From OF the crimson baids field,
n. Where dying heroes ianguish
p tKssouading through our blecdlnyta
There comes in tones Of anguish,
The deep, hear-.csfehtig question, asked
In kindly words OF reason,
Men, friends, brothers, brothers, ALI
Is this time for preasons
From bloody shiloh's hard won ground
Comes the accusing question,
From those brave loved ones now laid low,
Whose waichword was the Union;
They who have fallen from midst
Ask now, In tones OF reason,
Men, friends, bfothers, ALL
Is this time for Treasoni
Oh, God Is this time for those
Who SHOULD, now In our peril,
he will the flRsr 10 strive for right,
For freedom afid our couniry's honor,
To-in The guse oi palrios--tread
On all our laws Of right uIid reason,
Refusing to uphold the Flag
Oh, Cod! is this time for Treasonf
Go ding your ,rui,orous pen aside
r. n go slill your injured counify's wall ','
90 forth aud strike one blow ior right,
II yet thai blow may anght avuIl.
Don't stop 10 ask OF those at uoMR
ls this q tune fcr nurthfu glcef
But now for oSck in earnest reason,
Answer, Is rms TIMx ron fREksoyt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

b0-A JUBILEE AT EAST RIcHLAND.-
The people of East Richland had great ju'
bilee over the victories won by our armies,
on Thursday night Of last week. All the
houses in the town, except two, were illumi-
mated, and fires were built along the pike
for sbouta quarter ofa mile. Cheers were
given for Gems. Grant and Meade, and for
John Brough, while three or four drums
and as many flies kept up continual strain
sf music. The people were nearly wild
with excitement, and the hurrahing and
drumming was kept up until a very late
hour. ~ 'pi Ag.''''t' ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
Denocratio sFreachery in conneoti-
out.

In the Connecticut Legislature, last week,
when tho militia bill came to the final vote,
the Democratic members by precoucerted
action left the House, thus leaving 1t with
out quorum. AT the very time this con-
spiraoy to ksep-ths State 1defsnseless was
carried out, the coast was alarmed by the
threatened descent of the rebel pirates on
the unarmed ports Thus the Democratic
organization is everywhere showing its af
fihatiou with the rebellion, and is fastenipf
eternal ipfany % tsnaine. a. Gfui Gas94t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

hTWE are under. obligationto to Lieut.. D.
Q. Miner, Adjant of the 9sth Ohio, for
copies Of the Atlonton (Ga.) Daily Intel.
ligencer and Memphis Appeal. We would
be glad to receive frequent fayors of this
Kind. There is one OF these papers we ex
.pect to wear out, reading from it to the
people Of Belmont county, extracts about
Vallandigham and the New York Wood S
Peace Platfsrm. u VA f-t.-. -.-t-- 3 .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him a supply OF
Railways Ready Relief II supplies the place OF all
other medicines ; and as beverage, teaspoonful OF
the Relief to wne-gass OF water, Is nicer pleasant
er stimulant than brandy whisky, or bitters.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE SIN MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine regiment, serg't C. p Lord writes tha,
Railways Ready Relief saved tho regiment from death
while quartered at Tybee Island, 5. c. when working
In the swamps, erecting Notifications. Every man
seized with Typhoid and other Fevers, Fever aud
Ague, Diarrhei, nysentery- Rheumatism, was cured
BY the use Of the Ready Relief.
CAUTION.
In all cases ssk for Railways Ready Relief Take
NO other See that the signature OF Radway & Co
on tho outside label OF each bottle. Every agent Ia
supplied with 9 new and fresh Stock Price Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists Merchants and country
1ore-keertn.
RADwSY 4 CO., 4a
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

S~THERE bas been considerable In
quiry, since the meeting Of the Democratic
convention in this place, about that Cop
perhead breastpis and Butternut pipe worn
by certain candidate for Prosecuting At.
sorney, on the ticket nominated by that
convention. A
For the information of interested parties,
We would say that about the time the Legis-
.hture Of Ohio passed the bill allowing the
soldiers to vote. said pin and pipe suddenly
disappeared, and will not likely be seen il
,bs possession of the said candidate uati
after the Fall election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
A Card to the suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CoseRovE, while laboring as a
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of Consumption when
all other means had failed, by recipe oblnned from
learned physscia residing in e greut Ciyy OF Jeddo.
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders
Desaous OF benefuing 0<hers, will send this recipe,
which have brough, home with me, 10 all who need it,
free OF charge Address
RE WILLIAM COSGROvE.
Iusrfin + lton Avenue, Brooklyn. nv.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

H%AT Belmont on Saturday last, after
Col Poormau had closed his sspeech, young
Coppsrhead who bad been present at the
meeting, asserted that the Colonel had said
in hisspeeoh sThat If any one in his com
psny should vote for Yallandisham, he
would tic him up for thirty days" We
would just say to that young man, that his
chances for place in the kingdom Of
Heaven will be very slim, il this is fair
specimen Of bis capacity for Lying. Col.
Poorpsn said no such thing and you know
it,'you1 flying tool, for Lying masters.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

u
q .e~AN 0tD MAN STRANaLED BY A
CopPERHEAD.-On Saturday, July 4, An.
drew Douglass, a well known copperhead Of
this Township, called at the widow Clark 5,
about four miles from this place, and com
!, ,tnenced reading from the Cincinnati En-
quirer defence Of Vallandigham to an old
man by the name Of johnson, over sixty years
of age, who is confined to the house with
, dropsy. The old man said he did not want
to hear such stuff, for he believed Vallan-
digham was traitor. Douglass said, you
. must not say so, for am Vallandighan
man. The old man answered, II cannot
helt it believe any man who will vote
for him is traitor.' Douglas, although a
I member Of the Presbyterian Church, said,
"You are add lAbolitioni,t," and seized
the old man by the throat aud choked him
until black in the face, throwing him down,
placing his knee on his breast, and nearly
killing him. Mrs. Clark called boy who
was at work not far off the men were all
in tcwn-and she and the boy suceeedcd in
getting Douglass off the old man, when he
said to him, There now--that will do to
publish in some Of your Abolition papers.
Thu il the character OF the men who are
making such an ado about the freedom of
speech, Illegal arrests, persecution, &C., &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

nd..JoHN MoRaAN has made detour
around Cincinnati. He was at Camp Den.
nison on Tuesday. It's thought he will
cross tho river about Mnysville. sy.t4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
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