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FORECLOSURE of MORTGAGE

T.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tina. Nancy
+. Lord of Surry In the County of iianco X,
and state Of Maine, wife of Jabo, Lord, on he
the thjrt, day of December, A. D., 1867 by her deed
of mort gage OF that date, du executed and re-
corrd con vey ed to the undersigned anu his heirs
and assigns forever, a certain tract or parce OF
land situated in said Surry, and bounded ~ oil
lows, to wit beginning al a stake and stone on
the south side of the road leading from Ellswor III
20 Bluehili, six and halt rods Easterly from the
East line OF And:e w Hoods lot. beingttc Northcr.
" corner Of the Benjamin Hcrrick lot, SO called,
thence South, six degrees East by the line OF the
Herrick lot SO called, to the south Eastelly cor
ner thereof; thence near the shore South siNysix
degrees East IN large rock on the shore; thence
Northerly by the land, of q. W. h A. Allen and
the brick yard, twenty rods and twenty INKS 10
the highu'ay; thence by the highway, Westerly
sixteen rods and twenty-five and one half lima to
the startling point, containing two and three
cd by l.. +. Jarvis and occupied by IL. j. Eilikei.
Also one other parcel Of land situated in said
Surry, beginning on the highway ut John liar.
rett's Eastern line at the corner thencc on said
highway twenty feet; thence towards the shore
parallel with said Darretts Eastern line one hun
bred and fifteen feet; thence one hundred and Ill
~ feet, running such = course on the shore as to
give one hundred feet on the shore; thence Wesi.
erly around tne shore TO land Of SOlOn Barrett's;
thence on said barre's EaSfern live - the start
ing point, containing hty.seyes rods more or less
Also the pasture lot called, conveyed 10 me by
A. r. Cousins, by deed dated Oct ~, lS4s, and re-
corded In Hancock Registry, Vol. "a, Page 47s,
The condition Of said mortgage hasink been
broken, clsiai 70 foreelose the same, aud give
this notice Accordingly.
by Arn0 WiswelI, his ATTY.
July 10Th, 1858. 3w2s
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Foreclosure Notice

1 hereby give public notice that John Buck of
Bucksport, on the ed day of January, 4. ID. 1851
by his deed OF Mortgages OF that date, duly record
ed conveyed to me; then Mary +. Chase, now Ma
nv f. Baker in fee aud in mortgage, certain par
eel OF land with the buildings thereon sauted IN
Buckslort on the Eastery side Of Elm street and
bounslcd Westerly by said street. Nortiiefy by
iand OF O. W CHM Easterly by land OF l. spoford,
and southsriy by land Of said Sponofd, containing
about - square reds The condition ct SAID si0rt
gage has been broken, and by reason thereof
Ola in TO f0reclose the same ami give this uotice
lett lat purQJse.
MAEV f. BAKER, formerly MARY +. Gil AsE.
by 4. Z. Woodniaa, her ATTY.
Tuc,sptt..,'; ia,S 10, isse. yy.s
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For Sale.

TIE Homestead of the late Henry Rollins is
| oiIerc,l for sale. II is situated on the Western
side Of Union River, the Bucksport road, and is
ono OF the most desirable residences in Ellsworth
village. II has good two story house, outbuild.
ings stable, with an acre of land under the high.
cs State OF cultivation. There is in the garden
Arary, we'll stacked with bees, which will be sold
to those in want. For particulars, inquire on the
premises.
Ellsworth, July aIth, ls6s, EST
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M AR r. lie D.

worth-Aug 4th. by Rev. S.Tcnney Mr.. Geo
II. Jordan. and Miss Roxana G. Hodgkins, both OF
Ellsworth.
Amherst I'd inst, by A Backus, Mr.. Alfred 81
Rankin of Amherst, and Miss Barbary A. Richard.
OsR of Aurora.
Biuehill-July 3lst, by rev. j. +. Evelcth, Mr..
james A. Littleheld Of Auburn. Me-, to Miss Ada
NJ. Morse of Bfuehill.
The acquaintance of these persons began by an
Anonymous correspondence while the bridegroom
was in the army. This led to a person al asquain.
lance and to mutual attachment, and finally to
their marriage rs above.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Woodland from Bost0n; Doris, Remick, from Bos
ton, Telegraph, Woodland from Salem: Grace AL.
Ioduskia, Eaton, from Boston Mary Elizabeth,
Eaton. from Kingston; Palos, Bellafty from Bos.
ton: Agcnoria, Means, from Boston Emily Grant
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Cercsco, Sunth from Boston; Otropto Hammond,
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Jordan, for New York JuiaA, Rich; Pattcn, do
Catherine. Davis for Providence; Agricola, Whit.
takcr. for Boston, Delaware, Wood, for New York
Telegraph Woodland, for Salem; Donis, Remck,
hrboreer, Clark for Boston; 4th. Emily Grant,
for Bostos; Panama, WoOdart do.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES District of Maine.

Dublic notice is hereby given that the second and
Owen Moran OF Ellsworth lin bankruptcy, will lie
held at Bangor sept, ed. lS,s ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
before Charles Hainlin, Esq, Register for the
pur,lose n med IN the eth, and !Sth. section, OF
the Bansrupt Act Of Congress approved Mar. ed,
1867. Al SlMAsON, Asignee e.
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The Great Quieing Remedy for Children
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Sold by Druggists aud all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States
W. T. PuILlIps, & Co.. Whole.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ia all
con cerrcd, that he has been duly appointed ard
mas taken upon himself the trust OF an Admins
traitor of the estate of
OTIS +. RICH, late of Ortand
in the Co. of Iiai'cock Mariner deceased by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore reas,esta all
person, who are indebted to the said dcceased's
estate To make Immediate payment aud those
who have any dtnianIs thereon, to exhibit tbs
same iur settlement
JOSEPH S. CoSDOns
May ], lSjt. 3w|
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CHAws Chemical, Electro. Silvcr.Platins Fluid
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samples sent by mail receipt of rs cents to pay
for packing and postage. Address J. SHAW Chem.
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"rHE GREAT PIN.woIM REMEDY. =

VINIIOSE troublesome and dangerous pests, PIN.
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Dr. Gould's Pin-Worm syrup, without injury to
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IS cts.
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Those who arc suffering from the above should
procure DIR. Hayes new Medical Boob. entitled
1.-THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF p REsERvATlON,'
or apply 10 the author Of that valuable treatise.
Impaired manhood OF middle aged people per
fcctly restored.
This book contains 800 pages, printed on fine
paper, iilustrat, with beautiful enEravings bound
In beautiful cloth, and Is universally pronounced
the best medical work in the world.
Sent to all parts of the country by mail securely
scaled, postage paid, on receipt of price, only
4l0O Address DIR. A. II. HAYES, No. 4 Bulnncl
street, or J. J. DYER co. ,35 School street, Bos
ton.
n. B.-Dr. II. can always be consulted In the
atrictest confidence from O'Clock In the morning
unit o'clock in the evening
INvfOLARLE SECRESY AND CERTAIN RFLIEF.
REMEMBER, No. Bulfnch street. opposite
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ROOT AND HERR BlT.

hK. LANGLEf'S ROOT ANDHERB BIT.
II TIERS, are II sure remedy for Liver Com.
plant IN MI ITS form, Iumors of the Blood and
skin, scrotula, Dyspepsia, COstiye"ess, indges.
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General Debility, &c. They cleanse the system,
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the blood. strengthen tho body: and thoroughly
prepare it to resist diseases OF all kinds.
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Of Schoodic islard, small square Stern
SssH described as follows Outside - painted
green, top streak lead color, and tmbers Of bent
ash The owner can have the same by calling on
the subsc rilsr at South West uarbor and pay
charges.
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A CURIOUS BOOK!

and dollars, sent tree pit OF 50 cents, by nd
dressing Professor lOHN vANDERPOOL, No.
Clinton Place, New York CT y.
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Giving to every Patron Handsome and Reliable
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WITHOUT RE GARD- 70, COST,
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| 40 Magic Casei told Watches, 2OJ to 500
| $50 .atiies' Watches, enamel d, leo 10 800
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1900 Gold Hunting English Levers, 2.Oto $50
800 SILVER Hunting Levers. 50to $50
| 5 NV hllyer Hunung Durlexes, 72to 80
5000 Gold Hunting Amer lean Watches. 100 to $50
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, Toto IS
ss-Evsry patron obtais 3 watch by this ar.
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500 No Partially -hown.
Mcssrs. Hunt, Anthony s. Co., 1876 Broadway
New York City. wish to immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates, nam.
ing the art c.es. are placed in sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled to tho anti.
Giles named on their certificate upon payment of
SO, whether 1t be a watch worth $a50.or less. The
rcturno any certificates entities you t" the art
its worth, and as no article valued less than sio
is named on any certificate 1t will at once bic seen
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GEO. .RoWELLA co.'s ADVERTISING
AGENCY,

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house tor advertising in lhe country.'-American
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OF PUBLICATION.
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Advertising Agents,
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Freedom Nottce.
Notice is hereby given that have relinquished
10 my son, Charles +. Tracy, his time claiming
no Il, OF his wages and will pay none OF his debts
after this date. , -
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G7H ro @a00per month salary paid to Agents,
0IV nmfe or female, to introduce our patent
Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines. Address
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate, for the coun-
" of Hancock.
n HE undersigned, Widow of Joseph Delaittc.
late Oi Ellsworth. in said County. deceased,
respectfully represents that said deceased died
8, lied and posses sed of Personal Estate, an iu-
vcntory OF which has Leen daily returned into the
Probate Once that her circumstance rtnder II
necessary that she should have more OF SAID per-
sonal estate than she is entitled to ON dstribu.
ton thereof; She therefore lrays Your Honor
would grant her such Allowance out Of said per-
sonal estate, as in your discretion you may de-
terniue necessary aud proper, and for the ap'
ppnment OF Commissioners 70 set out her Dow
or on svid Estate.
SALLlE d. DELAlTTE.
August s, 1868.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock. % Court of Probate, June term, A. d .
1865.
Upon the foregoing petition.
ORDERED-ihat said petitioner give public no.
sice TO all persons Interested by causing copy OF
she peeitiop aud this order thereon, to be publish
ed three Geeks successfully in The Ellsworth Amer.
lean aewspaper psbiisheh In Ellsworth, IN SAID
county. thai they may appear a. court OF PROBATE
TOR said county, be held at Ellsworth on the ist
wednesday VI August next, Mt ten Of ths CLOCK ~
the forenoon 10 sheN cailse II any they have, why
the prayer of aad pct i0ner should . II he grant
cd.
PARKER TICK, Judge
A true copy-aftcst:
sa 10 Geo. \. Dyer. Register
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The children cry for tit is a "sooth.
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CURIOUS CASES.
The Sexes in Court.

TWO cases Were decided IN the New YORK
courts a few days ago which, the Times seems
10 think, Will furnish a new point Of departure
ia this country tor those affairs which men
find themselves i'm legal collision with the Other
sex. We quote:
lone of these was a breach of promise case,
in which a woman brought suit against a man
who. AZ she alleged, had also ruined her char
acter. Ii is the custom of our courts and lurieS
10 decide cases OF this kind in short order
sympathy for the victim Of mans wiies over
comes the reason, the Judgment and oftrn th..
facts an the case and a. the culprit hears aud
suiirrs the sentence. the plaudits OF the spec-
taiOrs and the public show the universal ap-
proNal of the pun ishment. Nobody exp-crS
any other verdict than guilty in such a
case The late trial was not much d.firr-
eni from numerous others that every reader Of
court reports ar familiar with. The plaintiff
brought suit a. mentioned and made alleg.a-
uons that would ordinarily be considered con
elusive nv sn American Jury. The defendant
dad not Deny hls associations and intercour-s
with her for n number Of years, but he aftsnpt-
I'd to show thai they were voluntary ON 6rr
part; that after leaving him she went to liV..
with another paramour, and that the pr.-S--nt
suit Tor damages Was "A Matchmaking operation.
For some unaccOuntable reason-unaccosmta-
BILE IN New OF innumeTable previous d.cisisns
ln casss precisely sini lar-the jury found a W.
dict for the Defendant and the voluntary VIC
tim failed to get the S5.uUO 20 eagerly sought.
The other case was one i'm which a cartaiu
man was claimed by a certain woman a. h.-r
husband She brought evidence TO show taat
recognized her a. his wife, snd thai his naIr,.
Wa Peterson He admitted has name. bur de-
MED the other charges. Proof was brought taat
he Was not the same Peterson a. the otilsr. and
on this point the testimony was really eNtraord-
ing-witnesses on one side swearing to circum-
stances that Were utterly contradic tory of hos.
sworn 10 by the other. till finally there seemed
no explanation other than AZ was "A case Of mi--
taken identity. For example, ne was r.-coy-
nNed a. the Neritable indiv vidual who
married her in 1857 by certain marks
ON hls person, but he showed conclnsivrly
thai these marks did not exist on his holy
ttH seven years after the alleged Marriage
when they Were produced by a surgical opera
tlon performed an this city. She brought proof
that he lived with her ln one place al the time
De proved he lived a thousand miles away
from IL. And 30 on through this remarkahl..
and complicated Trial. Now. though on or.ii-
nary principles ~ ordinarily applied, we might
suppose thai The plaintiffs allrgations and
evidence would have been considered far more
Than sufficient TO condemn and compel tb..
man TO accept and recognize her a. his wife h,
was discharged from custody and she departed
without n husband
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, Jan. .S-Noon.-Consols Unchanged:
American securities are generally higher and
d mand U. 5. 5-2O's, II Sa72. Illinois Central,
ssk. Fries, 49x.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9-Noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. sales of 5000 bales. Wheat firm
with an upward tendency.
LONDON, Jan. @2p. m.-ConsSls un chan ge,l
Y. :. 5-a0s, 71Aa71a. Illinois Central, es%
Fries, 4ok
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 90 p. m.-Sugar duh, at
o5s Cd
LoNDoN, Jan; 9-The London Times says the
English are still at Senape. There is no sick
ness, and the natives are friendly.
PARIS, Jan 9.-The new Cabinet of Portugal
f1yors the collection of taxes. The taxes are
odious 10 the people TO such an extent n to
cause the resignation of the previous Cabinet
LONDON, Jan. 9-Evening -Consols un-
changed; u s. 5-20's, I'd. higher: Eries 49L:
Illinois Central, i d. lower.
F FRANKFORT, Jan. C-U. -. 5-30's. 7Ga
PARIS; Jan. 9.--There is an invproved feeling
on the Bourse, and rentes are higher
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The bullion IL the Bank of
England has slightly decreased slnce The last
statement.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. .9-Eevning-Cotton. more
doing though prices have declined I'd Up
lands ~. Sales OF 10000 bales. BrpadstuiTs
quiet Provisions firm
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~ Those keeping horses should. twice a
week, give them a handful of salt and ashes
Mix them by putting in three parts of salt to
one OF ashes. Horses relish this. and il will
keep them soft and fine. II will prevent bots.
collie, &c.
~ The Winchester (ya.) News understands
for the purchase of tract of land in the yicinitv
OF that town, with the purpose of settling upon
II an Irish colony Of some fifty or sixty families
~ McCoole is in New York, for exhibition
purposes. a6 ~
- The farmers OF Maryland are generally
turning their attention 10 wool-raising.
- Louisville is in a tremor over the tr;ch
ina.
~ Nathaniel Teeman, glue manufacturer
has been arrested at Boston, charged with forg,
Ing the names OF leading citizens OF Charles
town. and obtained &20,O0O from the RnnEer
Hill National Bank.
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RpcOnstrnetinu

After long debate, the Virginia convention
at III clock last night, adopted substitute for
the second section of the bill of rights. which
makes a more explicit recognition of the fact
mat allegiance TO the United States is para
mount TO the allegiance to the State
lhe Georgia reconstruction convention reas-
sembIed at Atlanta yesterday, pursuant to ad-
Journment. A resolution of welcome to Gen
e!al Meade was adopted resolution was in
troduced to inquire into the authority by which
the members Of the convention hold their seats:
and on motion to suspend the rules for its i'm
mediate reference, the convention refused to
suspend the rules by a heavy vote, and imme-
diately adjourned.
quite large Conservative meeting was held
I'm Atlanta. Ga, last night, and much enthu-
slasm prevailed. John Il. Gordon, who was a
lieutenant general in the confederate army ad-
dressed the meeting. and said that he had mel
General Hancock as an enemy, but if he was 70
meet hlm now. he would esteem it a privilege
to take his hand a friend. The sentiment
was loudly cheered.
Yesterday was consumed in effectng the per-
manent organization of the Mississippi conven-
uon. H. b Eggleston received for president So
votes, j. w G. Watson, the opposing candi-
date, 33 votes. T. p Savers was elected secre
t;lry- All the officers are white