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experience must have shown him that n, re 10 no
guarantee against those frightful ebullihon Of pop
uIar caprce by which the lives Of the test and
West rulers are sometimes ruthlessly sat rlfced.
rue famous Orsini conspiracy, which led to the at
suipt 70 hsssssinAto the Emperor and EmprsS on
their way 70 The opers, by throwing hsndgreusdcs
VIC carriage, mus, BE- fresh IA the memory ofolr
IeNers The escape Of the couple WAS de etned
Almost miraculous and such was the exstper-
Atoh ot the French nation ,gainst England. In view
o. .he act that The couspiraors were known to ave
ntVbe1 and INJURED their Infamous schemes on
British soil tina, Lord Pslrncrslon doomed It Adys-
soio 70 Introduce Conspiracy -to-murder Bhl in
VIC house 81 Commons, which, after long and
tmpes'uous debate, was doiested ~ majority Of
nlneeen agAnsi H. This lead 10 The rosisuai,onof
VIC hfh famerston adminigrauOn.
nut In tne whole category Of crimes ~ high trcr.-
son, aended by deliberate aasassinaton that which
most resembles the "damuablr taking or Of tie
good and universally lanenied Abraham Linz oln,
IN point OF fcrocity " purpose precise calca 1rn'
shd TIE wonderful sicaiiuess Of nerve exhibits by
VIC murdorers in both cases was the assssnnh sion
o. Spencor Percivn 1910 iu't ~ he was eu1e ing
the iobby Of the House OF Commons. Mr.. spe lcer
renewal WAS then prime minister of Lnglsnd, and
was generally looked upIn ~ the whole En- 'iish
nAuon as one Of tic ATTEST and most conscOni ious
men IN the country. In the advocacy Of GET tain
measures however he had given offence " Gel iain
Ihheu' whose personal interests were suppose 10
he somewhat leopard red by his policy, ana the for
fst OF his life secretly dsterrnined upon. dc'
Prato and rather eccentric individual by the iu
Z" beliingham was selected az the attest person 20
chcSuS ths strocous behest, and fAithiuly ulu u 20
monster perform his part iu Iaeuascdy. stlnaiE
In Tie LOBBY u the House 4 Commons wIth p.st d
IN hand, ho took deliberate aim At The Ia ulster 3
he was passing, who fell without groan, and lie d
tIfuos simultaneously
We could had We space aud leisure patculari
many other Instances Of STATE murders, shOvit
That In generally Of cases those who have dose r
Vtd most of their country, have striycn with NJ =
tering energy to discharge honor,bly and iat iuI-
ly tho sssred duties allotted to .hoir osilons, nave
lten tho victims Of tue asssssiu's Siles. HIT tory
records low instances crimes OF this { hsr-
Aeicr Involving, IS they always 10, incslcu aOie
mischief to whole community, have teen ON
United Tor the purpose " Kidding the land Of a. ".
rant like MIRO OF Dionyslus bus where, amor y all
the puDhe men Vi she past, IN whatever elm a. ur
country, shall We ind the head Of people les de-
serving tina, harsh aud cruel epithot than Lin
whose sterling virtues had the great lea RI Of
the nation, and whose irrepNrabls loss million ~ Of
our afflicted fellow -citzens are mourning anu. be-
wsIInsi
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DAILY ROUND THE FLAG-THE POETS
lPg OBLIGATIONS.

DRESIDENT LTNCOLN-HIS PORTRAIT,
with comments on his Llfe and DEATH, Ia the
Phrcuoloscal journal. Also, "aisns o. Character"
embracing Ceus.lity, Chutiousness, Chce rtu uess,
CHI on,ancy Climate Colo, portraits Of Reuheus
Paul Denrocho, Nldame de Stuel and Benjamin
Hons. George Brown, Cartier and Gait, Of Canada
Beal and Kennedy, Rebel Spies Laurs G, Redden
Weslcy, President Edwards, DR. Chalmers, Dr. yne,
Archblshop liushes Dr. S;orrs, Lyman Beech n and
Dr Claiming. Hints for Husbands Ry Mn. G.. W
Wyllys; Victor Hugo; Criminal Lungtics. RELIGIOUS
Christian Chccriulness as q Medicine Borrow ing
Trouble. Psychology Conflicting Philosophy; Mcts-
ply sic-; Mode Of Creation our social Lianlity-By
Rev. Dr. Osgood; sscretyeness in " oman; Books At
Home. The Blue Gra.s RcgiOn--A gmphic sketch by
Nrr. hctchum; Patriotism and Yankee Doodle The
Negro Bspuzinr. Annexation; Southwark Ito! sur
rendered. An excellent number for May, By first
Address Messrs. FOWLER WELLS, $50 broad
way, y. !. Jg2
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Financial News Marhets. &C.

N~s forI, Thursdsy, 4 phi q, 6 =. k.-The nu'-
tua,lons iu gold, ~ hullc.iuod at Gpin's hsrohant'
Exchange to-day, have been as follows AT lO10iA
NJ 1921 iQ4L 1851 1913 l4S'.; li.25, l49; H. 30
49,; ii.oG li9. IL lI9A; 1910, 149 1920, ~ Il
~ 81 ls5A i2.+l iIs, 1850, iisa: l356 iis = ;
Ito lis's, i15, 1852 l.26, i4SA; l.35 ~ -;
l.45 lis.s 2, l4IA 30, 147,. 10 l4Ik; go
i41h 2.I1 liTs; 9.5o, i+1A; 3, 1I7s sos rT%;
$50, i4I's S.3G 14;A 500 1TS 4, ~ ~; 40
III .. The stock market animsi cd and a. sharp
advance In prices made. Governments we're firm
aud we're steadily rising in vLue Monty easy
and abundantly supplied al a 9 per cont CONNER
cal paper per cent. and In request. S,or NJ bills
less active, and quoted at lj9s 100 .. On
Change to-day Flour DC. l5c o~er on common
and medium Grades. wheat Was steady for winter
and dull and dropping for spring. Cornwan lc better
Oats we're decidedly lower and nominal. Pork WIS
hrmer with good demand. Beef va, quite active
Lard was steady. Whbkey quiet.
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A Pence GrnernI In Texn..

TnHru sccns to be kind OF peace epidemic
o''Nh'nS onl smong our leading Generals, which
'h' Government will do well 10 check In time
shtiNAN has had 1t badly, and II the accounts
from Texas are true General LEW wAILAu has
caught The eontASion. Il stacks the patient with
'sudeen disposition to make peace with the rebels.
'na Ii SAID 10 DO accompanied with . strange hal
'u''N'''on' in which The Presidents. chair is con-
H''DouS WALLACE who for . long time com
n'1aed " Baltimore received permission. .bou,
NE MIR Of last March, 70 20 70 r.I., for
us eenep' Of HE health. Hsvin0 .rriyod in ,h,,
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The Hay Market.


NEW loGE, April -, 1903.
Now tina, the grass for the crop- has fairly
started, which, by the way We learn prons,s an I'M
usually abundant yield, farmers are suxious TO die
poee OF their Old stock, and hence We lave the same
report tom the various hay marts IN this vicinity,
w.t. an uyers'uckrd market, and greatly ieIucci
prices, Al iOnpkns Market the beet quality up
cOun rs hay Is selling at "a per cNt aud A thu Eat
River Markets shipping lots have de- clued, within a
lew weeks rom GOAL ~ to / 3aal H. and the lost
Ictail lu's iIum 10 to l5lal 20 per CNt. ~ the
Sulth River Markets prime shippnr los otie ed
nj - per cwt, and retail Iots at Jual %. As the
oue to-day the markets we're very unsettled Gnd the
indications that the next teg day R.l ness "A
still greater decline in prices
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TRADE NOTICES.

T .ONGsHOREMEN, NO. ?, WILL HOLD A
Astp'ciN meeting on riday, April -, at : > .. M
iof tie purlrrc NJ electinr officers for the ensuing
tsrn. ! he punctua attendance Of all members IL
ir1uested. lty oidet kOJEk McGRA11, Pre-.
illO5 WIS Rec. Sec. 25u
DAlNTERS-THE DELEGATES To THE
Central MON viii meet At Military HAL this
evening, 81 o'clock, =. NJ. Every dcesae /, or.
dered TO bc present. +. A. SEYMOUR, President ;
l.. iIiAlEN, Sec. Ia
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Concord OF Feeling Among the People.

oSE OF tie most propihous signs OF tho tmes 10
NE t0's absence OF partisanship AMI political AMI
noSiiy @nee the death oil President LINCOLN.
ilN event seems 10 have merged all differences
ana disputes In common sorrow, and TO have
demonstrated hs necessity Of unity and concord
81 opinion ct this June.ure. The sentiment mani.
ested by all classes and parties At N. present
sine, 10 The necessity Of strengthening ,he Govern.
Heu' ana giving cordial support to It's newly
uS'slIed 'hief Magistrate There has probably
'e'er been Afredlden- since the time OF Washing
OH who entered upon tie duties Of his Office with
f" general support from the people AS tha; now
howu to Mr.. Johnson. Democrats aud Republic
-us alike have extended the hesrtiea wishes for
q success OF his administration, aud assurances
u sympathy and cooperation reach him from
every quarter. single purpose seems to have
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


u. n. R.-Rsdwny's Ready Relief will
Instant sop the mot etcrucistng parns and scheA
buns sscIds, cuts uas bruises, &c. thereby rem
dernf Il important that ever family ehould Keep 4
upply ,of Il in the house Armed with this remedy,
huuseh Did IL aaays protected agNnet sudden attacks
Of sosr Ii speedily relieves from pam those suf
ieriug fIom rheumatism, neuralgia. cramps, tpAemt
dlarfhtea. cholera Sc. and arr,ets all disease RAD
WAY q CO.. - MAIDEN Lane. sold by drusgists u 1
wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
Iock-sltitch sewing marhines and Buttouhoie Ma
chine. Go Bfoadway, New York. 33i
Pytc's o. n sonp-Tbe Poor Peoples
fte I'D Cheap and good. Sold By grocers every
Nh'irc. 4O3
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Tar War DEPARTMENT Is laLoring diligently tor
pair, 80 far - possbo, tho mischief done to tho
UrioI cause By snEEa,-'e remarkable conduct In
North Carolina. General GBArT has already taken
80 mt'tor In hand In that State, having notified
JoHssIOr that his terms" are not admissible, and
That bis army 10 H. be Immediately pressed TO less
os.cnta,ious surrender or something considerably
W sc. Gcner.ls THOMAS and CASBr, command.
ing the Central and South west Departments have
been Notified that no attention IL 10 he paid to
anf So arrangement, but that all rebel forcos
are 10 De- pushed to the utmost, General HAIIrcK,
also, who now commands tho department COM
prsing Virginia and North CArolinA, has instructed
hs su,Jrdin,tos TO pay no respect " any orders
Inst enERnAs has heretofore issued, and to
prcss forward for the purpose Of cutting %
JoHSIror's retreat. This scton shows
that the Government is determined to
tn!sh tho rebellion without any further psrley.
NJ OF pesce negotiating. Tho rebels can have
peace IN such terms as the Government Ia wiling
H. conc,ds, and no Others II docs not follow that
hocsusr lsnen. and msgnsnimous terms vcrc &C.
corded 70 LKnr army, that the North, At his s,age
Of the war, intends 10 surrender everything hhss
teen hghlns for, snl permit traitors to come OF
Virtual oonquerors. The promp, annulment Of
snrEzAs's programme, and tho vigorous war
measures that have followed It, will teach the
rebels that tie North is still In earnest i deter
ninsdon to put down the rebellion. Their game
II sharp practice with Union General who is am
bilious or ignorant or crazy, or something else,
may be very eredtable 10 their shr, rdness, bu,
hey cannot hoodwink tho Government in any
such manner. The movements now inaugur,ted
Wi probably teach hem this important fact, and
hey have any regard for iheir own welfare, they
sill lower their standard Of dignity aud submit, to
reasonable terms while thsy have the chance.
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sfa1.k1'AR y.

ALL PRIZE MONEY NOW READY COL
Affected N once lists resdy to date. Apply ut
;. Navy Prize Money Ohice, Park rso.. l..
BROWN & co. 81
DENSlONS, BOU MITES AND BACk PAY
l. speedily collected All other u-t claims procured
~ tho Army Claim Agency Of l.. BROWN J. CO.,
Park Place. 3l3
TT :. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
~ few choice men for this favoritc branch OF the
service. bounty, pay, rHuour, clothing aud prize
York. \. y. BRE\ pORr Captain 4. :. N. e.,
Commanding Eeudezyous, 80
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

RENBURB CIRCLE, +. B.-wILL HOLD
llhl cor. oliver and Henry o.. All the members
are i.guest"d TO attend. JOHN McDEKNOTr Gem
tire, JAS. OCONNORs, Sec. rs
LEHMAN SISTERHOOD-rHI KINCORA
Circle OF the -ierhood will hold a meeting at the
Han 81 Demilt Disp,n-ary, corner oi z3d It. and "a
avenue On Friday evening, April p, At s.. o'clock
All momlcrs notified TO attend. Miss O'SHEA
ttc're's, Mr.. a. RICE, sec'y. l5d
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD-THE MHALE
Circle, +. H.. will meet this evening, path ius. nj
YG1 B0woty. AL tho ucInbprs earnestly reque.t
I'd to attend butiness OF importance will be ttnns
acted. g. O'stLLlNAN, Center. G. MoNUL1l,
Scc'y. 1Th
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-1HE WOLFE
l. Tone Circle will hold regular hdsiness meeting
At Hal OF D,mllt lfpcnsary, corner o! 18th ct. aud
end avenue FRIDAY evening, April 2sth, AZ T.. ".
All members are notified 10 attend PATRICK
CoONEf, Centre. N. wElsTED, sec. 1877
I;ATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. Il. SO
cety, No hvill hold their weekly meeting at IA ir
u 4 O'Clock. speaking by Gcorre Campbell and the
Ven inllc John Mcirath. singing by Niles smith,
Mas O'Mahonev, Mr.. neeran, and Mr.. Carroll. JNO.
KIDD Pree., VIM O'CONNELL- sec. l02
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
no. T., y. Y. will hold their regular weekly NEE
ne at their bali 49, Fast 18th e. on friday, the Ssh
met, A. ~ l.. VI. Speaking by MessIs. Cronn and
Carroll, snClng hy Aessrs. Stocker, Pagan and DE
In the r0otn on important business IA. u. Nj -
HALL Pres !. CANDLAR soc. i.o
RALLY ROUND THE fLAG-THE POETS
land poetrv of lteland-A Lecture on She nj owe
subject will he delivered, under the auspices " the
Lnmei Cl!clc, Fenian Brotherhood, by JAMES Nc
pEltMOrE Esd, At Temperance Hall. cor I h II.
cnd Grand. oodyn, h. D., on FRIDAY evening,
AAgrh ~ ls6a. 10 Gommcnncc a. 9'cloc! C9l.
sion Is cts or tickets of PISS. THOMAS GALA.
CHER Ce1trc. JAALs IMAGINABLE see. -,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The illustrated PhrouoiOgIcnl journal
fol May-ready saturday-hAs 20 portraits, including
our late President, several leadins clerFymeu, Bclu
Kennedy and others. 20 cent?. Newsmen will have
it. Address MessIs. Fowler & Welis, so Broad.
way. AT
A.-Jse the Best:-It VIII Certainly Des-
troy Moth' Now is the time. AL Tor Bowdel's
Moth Destroying Packet for presoryins Cloths Fuis,
Calpe.S Robes, Blankets, and all Wooden Goods from
Moths and all Destructive Insects. For sale by al
Druggist S2b
stop thai scratching and use Nheaton,s
Itch Ointment II cures Itch and salt Eheum in
toFn-essht hou, and all eruptions % ;he skin sold
py all Drsgists. 3l2
slight Cold" Coughs Few are
aware OF the importance Of checking cough or slight
eod IN iIr INST stage; that which, in the BEGINNING
would yield to mild remedy, II neglected, soon at
AeEs 1he lnnes browns Bronchial TIochee" give
'u'c anu almost Immediate relief. us
n tiothing-men and Boys-Freeninn &;
Burr viii sell their large stock of men land boys'
Slothng Al greatly reduced prices. Cor. Of Fulton
Sssan' opposite sun oihoe, lzzA and ia Fulton w
nassau l2S
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- & J. BOGART, AUCTRS-THIS DAY
lCs Mt o'clock, ~ 40 proome 81, the furniture Of
IL rooms bureaus wardrobe soias, carpets, bed
eteads and bcdding, kitchen furniture. cabinets
mlkeT's bench. "
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THOMAS REILLY, AuCT., OFFICE 375
Ninth ave, sells on Friday, April 2sth, at lo3
o'clock, at eos Nest 18th 1t, variety OF household
furniture, including good heater, extension table,
oi cloth bcdsieads bcdding, and variety OF other
uftClcr, sc, &c. gg-
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pICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER
~ lssloonl win sell this dsy, Friday, at l0a
O'clock, tho stock and fixtures Of Saloon sud Rcsau-
rant p! Third ave, cor. Sd ave. Fixtures eooi as
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MARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Nlmortsaes, will ctppee tor sale At public vondue,
on Friday, April 2Nth, 1865, at o'clock T. NJ At i6A
Clinton IT, the contents Of hafbeI shop. L. RENDr-
kOPf. AioIney for hortlAgee. 2A2
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| MOElARTY, AUCTR-wILL SELL,
-. Friday, 2sth inst At ~ O'Clock, At ils Dveion
n, thc Groceries and liquors, contained tlercln.
good assortment, All without reserve Also the hI-
tnIos nld nther rnnds IA
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MI DOUGHTY, kUCIlOSEER, WILL
We cell tins day April -, at lVb o'clock, the en-
tire rcnteel hou-,hold furniture contsined in house
No. a2s Wet Ihirty-htth 1t, between Eighth aud
Ninth avenues, consisting Of tnpe'try and inCtin
carpets oo1 pianofOrte, mAhog any sof, chairs
centre and card t.bes mirror, curtains oil cloths,
hair nHttIes. Is, mahogany wardrobe, washstNndA,
toilet set, extension dining tables, china cru,kerv
and riaas ware, Kitchen furniture Catalogue -
hOupe morning Of sale. 1R
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RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTlONEER
B Icy "nS sHu st o fps Gs dr mn
ton st, consisting Of s,sored liquors, bar counter,
store hNtures, mirror pictures, refrigerator, aud
Other aOn.r. sale IOaltlNc. 1AN
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY BY
L JOHN MORTIMER, 10 Evt Broadway, Of 10
los Of sllk, dclHine and calico dresses skirA ehaw
cloak% sheets rpreads, tAhleclothr, coats. pants,
boots, shoes and variety OF other goods too hume
rou- to mention. II. McALEENAN, 81 Mulberry
street. f31 Z
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AM. ABBOTT, AUCTlONEER, WILL 81

WIN. ABBOTT AUCl R-WILL SELL AT
w III k,St llth It, Friday, 2sth, at lz-AAe Of
Engine House furniture, consttug of roiA- cuehion
chairs, marble top tables, ceiretinr, oil cioth Ialss
leudinr, cane chair, &C. MN. ABBOTT. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07
Duration of Life.

The average duration OF lie OF man III
civilized society, is about thrty-threc and
a third years. This is called Il genera
ton, making three in Il century. But
there are certain localities aud commu-
mites Of people whore the average is con-
siLorably extended. The mountainccr
lives longer thaa the lowlanle. ; the
farmer than the artisan; the traveller
than the sodentary; the temperate than
the sct.indulgcnt; the just than the dis
honest. The wicked shall not live out
half his days" is the announcement OF
Divinity. The philosophy OF this is
found in fact, that the moral character
has a strong power much more controll.
ing than is generally imagined. 1he
true man conlucts himscliiu the light Of
Bible prccepts, sis temperate in al
things" is sslow to anger and on his
grave is written; "hc went about doing
good" 1t is said Of the eminent Quaker
philnnthropist, Joseph j. Gurney, that
the labor and the pains he took TO 90 aud
see personally the objects OF his oontcm
DIdiCu CHaIlllcc, ~ tidh EouD VI lhSh'
should be unworthi,y bestowed, was Of it
self almost the lalor ti one man. and hi
attended to his banking business besides
in fact he did too much, and died at sixty
The average length Of human life of al
countries, at this age of the world, i;
about twenty-cisht years. One daar,e
of all who die do not reach the age o
seycn; one half die before rcachiu.
seventeen; and yet the average life q
"Friends" in Great britain aud lrclan,
in 1850, was nearly iiity-six yeras, jus
double the average life OF other people
Surely this is a strong inducement for al
to practice fof themselves and to incul
cate it upon their childaen, day by day
that simplicity Of habit, that quietness o
demeanor, that restraint of temper, tha
control OF the oppoti,es and propensities
and that orderly. sy stcmatic and eve
mode of life, which "F'ricnis" disiplin,
ncucatcs, and which are demonstrate
the means OF 50 largely increasing the av
ofagc Of human existence.
Reasoning from the analogy Of the an
| imal creation, mankind should live neail
an hundred years that law seeming t
be that life should be Ave times the lcnstl
9f the period Of growth at Least tn
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

Whereas Mathew Fool. late Of Amherst, in the
County of Hancock, aud state of Maine deceased,
ON the fifteenth day at May, a. H. las by his deed
of mort rage OF ttt date conveyed To the undcr>ign-
c.l the following described lois of lnnh situated ia
I'D Amherst atd bounded as follows, to wit: The
Erst lot IL ginning On the east side of Union river
ON the south line 0f the school lot and running by
said lot south, cghty-nin degrees east, thirty rods
to the northwest corner bounds u lot number forty
thence south one dcgTuc west, one hundred and six
tNaur rod. to the south hHe of Fosters ticket lot
thence hv said ticket lot north, eghtyninc degrees
west, seventy rods to MON river; thence north
srly By said river tr bounds first mentioned, CON
tanning sixty one acres more or less.
The second lot. beginning at the southwest corner
thereof at a stake thence running cast one hundred
rods to IA corner thence south sixteen rods to cor
ner: thence west hundred rods to corner
thence north sixteen rods to the bounds hrst mri',
toned, containing ten acres. Tle condition of said
mort gage having been broken, by reason whereof,
hereby claim fore closure OF the same, and give
this notice accord ngiy. JOHN POoL,
ByA. WiswELL, his Atty.
limo Eth. 1S(5. a3w
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Whereas Francis McGown, Peter Nc'own, Jr.,
and Peter Me,iown, all of Ellsworth In the County
of Hancock and State OF Maine, the second day OF
November, A. II. 1868, by their mortgage deed OF that
date ty them duly signed and acknowledged, and
recorded n Hancock Registry, vol l9 page lot con-
veycd To the undersigned and his heirs and assigns
forever II certain parcel Of land situate in said Els
worth and bounded aad described as tollews to wit
beginning on the eastern side of the Bangor road
at the northwest corner of the Edwin Mctiown lot
thence north seventy four degrees east fifty rods
thence north fifteen degrees west siXty-four rods
thence north evenly four degrees east seventy foGs
on eastern line; thence north twenty degrees west
fy-six rods TO the northeast corner; thence south
seventy degrees west one hundred and torty-seHen
rods the Bangor road; thence on the eastern iiie
Of the road to the place OF beginning.
Also another lot OF land in said Ellsworth bound
ed on the north by land of John Wentworth and n.
A. dow ON the east by the county road the south
by lot ol William Mctiown on the west by Samuel
Grant homestead. The condition of said mortgage
! having BE- IN broken, by reason whereof l hereby
rli,' :, foreclosure OF the same and give this notice
accordingly. SEWALL v fhhhiNS,
! by A. WIswLLL, his Atty
Ellsworth, june l0; lSe5. 23W
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But the sad fact is, that only ohs man
for every thousand reaches one hundred
years. Still it is encouraging to know;
that the science of life, as revealed by
the Investigations of the physiologist and
the teachings Of medical men, IL stead-
lily extending the period of human exist.
snce.
The distinguished historian Macauley,
states that, in 1855, one person in twenty
died each year; Dupin says; that from
177G to 1888, the duration Of life in
France Increased ffty-two days ahtti.
ally, for in 1871 the mortality was ono
in twenty y-nine in 1s43, one in forty
The rich men in France live forty-two
years on an average, the poor only thirty.
Those who are '.wcl.to.do in the would"
live about eleven years longer than those
who have to work from day to day for .
living. Remunerativc labor and the diff
fusion of the knowledge of the laws Of
life among the masses, with temperance
and thrift, are the great means OF adding
to human health and life but the more
important ingredient. happiness, is only
to be found in daily loving, obeying, and
serving Him "who giveth US all things
richly to cnjoy."-HaHs Journal cf
Health.