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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and etiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded Or gray
haH' IS soon restored
to its original color
~lM the gloss ant
freshness Of youtA.
Min lair il thick
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rsW THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l.. DIX
L particularly invites all Ladies' who need Medical or
Sayiut adviser to call at his Rooms, u Endicott St,
Boston, Mass, which they will lind arranged tor their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years TO this
particular branch OF the Treatment OF all diseases peculiar
TO females it is conceded by ALL doth in this
try and Europe) that he eXces all other known pracc-
in the safe, speedy and ercual treatment Of all
female complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases such debility, weakness
natural suppressons engagements of the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid state OF the blood.
The Doctor fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style both medically and snrgically all diseases OF the
female sex, and they respectfully invited to call at
No. - Easlicott Street. host0r
All letters requiring advice must cooain d0ilir to
Boston. Jan. l. 1S69-1yr
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.WlNnsnH (Asril. 2

CHICKEN IN MS HAT. Nat, Il friend of
ours. is very poor, rather light fingered and,
it is said, moi so bright is his parents could
wish. The other day Nat was passing 4
brood Of chickens, and Immediately caught
fine one to carry home. He had moi gone
far, however, before he saw the owner com
ing up the road, and not knowing what to do
with the chicken to conceal it, at last succeed
ed in crowding il into his hal which he again
placed on his head. But the chicken, hay
ing Il longing for liberty, and being also
pressed for air, managed to thrust it, head
through an opening in Mats straw hat MAJ
was presently accosled with:
"What have you in yolr hal?'
Nothing but my head" said Nat.
But see Il chickens head Sticking through
the top of it,"
Nat taking off his hat and looking at il in
teigned establishment, exclaimed
"Wall, how do You s'pose that critter come
in there9 He must crawled up my trow SER
leo
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u EnA WIm BE FORFEITED BY Or. L.. DIX
.D,JN|VJ il failing to in less time than any
other physician ehectually and permanently with
less restraint from occupation less exposure all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines.
SEIFABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL. AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident 10 Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Nercural Affections. Eruptions and all diseases OF the
skin; Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and body; Pmpes
the Face Swelling OF the Joints Nervousness Constltu
ona aud other Weaknesses in youth and the ad
yanced, at all ages, oi
EOTH sEXEs, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
ly it. use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF touling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It, occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray on falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it, If wanted
merely for a
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THE QUEEN AND Mr.. PEABODY.

Ii would be difficult for any one to pay
Il more delicate or more graceful compliment
than that which Queen Victoria has Just paid
to our muniicent countryman, George Pea
body. Mr.. Peabody, as ii is we'll understood,
left England very unexpectedly, and without
allowing his departure to be known beyond 4
narrow circle of his friends But the fact OF
his cmbarkation. and of his extremely feeble
health. found its way into the English Jour
nails. and soon came 10 the knowledge OF her
majesty. who. With that goodness of heart
which was always characterized her, and
which Americans have never failed to APP
prcciale and admire, gave immediate cypress
ion to her feelings in the following autograph
note. which, we learn, has been received hv
Mr.. Peabody within a few day, past, and OF
which we have been fortunate enough to OBJ
tain copy
.'WlNnsnH CA>rE.
june 20, 1860
The Queen is very sorry that Mr.. Pea
bodys sudden departure has made it impo>-
sible for her 10 see him before he left Eng
land, and she is concerned 70 hear that he il
gone in bad health.
'Shc how writes him line to express lr'r
hope that he may return to this country quit e
recovered, and that she may then have The
opportunity, Of which she has now been de
priycd, of seeing him and offering him her
personal thanks for all he has done for her
people.
The note was transmitted by Mr. Arthur
Helps, the clerk Of the Prvy Council who
adds that the Queen also commanded him ''tn
be sure and charge Mr.. Peabody to report
himself on his return to England. Boston
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Just Arrived
1873 Chests
TEEN -EU TEA.

From the Tea plantation Of UNt AR
SHOVE to his brother OoNG AR
SHOVE, the great China Tea Mer-
chant, p Union st., Boston.
This celebrated Tea was first sent
to this country in 1868, by ing Ar
Shove, as a present to his brother,
for his own use and the use of his
friends. He first raise | the tea in
1865, having got the seed in Can
ton, and, in 1868, he gathered seven
chests, and cured il in porcelain
over slow fire. He and his friends
tried it, and found it superior to any
tea they had ever seen before; SO
they sent samples to all the great
tea dealers in Canton, Hong Kong,
and Pekin, and they all pronounce
it the best tea they had ever seen.
1t has all the good qualities Of ia
pan, Oolong, and Tyson. Natural
Leaf, perfectly pure, delightful fla
vor, and very strong. They want
ed to engage all he could raise for
their trade; but he sends it all to
his brother in Boston, and we have
what we want Of it for our trade
here. We warrant this to suit all
lovers Of tea; also to be better than
can be bought in the United States
for $l.25 per pound, and we sell it
at the low price Of Sl.10 per ID.
Come, or send ami try il.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

MNNIJUUD IIUW hUD1, LIUW NhDIUNhD
,s.yas-s just published new edition OF Culver
1iGjSEaS3 wells Celeb rated Essay the
A9frTysr ~ addicat cure (withont medcine) OF SffK
-S=-S-SsA%2 MAroEKnuA, or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMrorENCY. Mental and
hysieal Incapacity, lmpcdments to Marriage etc III
50, CoNsuMrTEoN, EPILEPSY and FMS, induced by self
indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
So Price, i'll 4 sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay, clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of selabuse may be rad
ieally cured without the dangerous use OF internal med
the application Of the knife; pointing out mode
which every sufferer no matter what his condition may
be, himself c!Icapy privately and radcaHy.
AS- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, TO any address,
D0stpaid receipt of six CENTS, two post stamps
Also Dr. CulverwelIs" Marriage Guide price Is cents.
Address the Publishers CHAS. }. c. KLINE CO.,
1s1 H"wery Aew York Post Office Box Z $50.
1yr3O
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SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment Of Special Diseases, fact wei
known to many Citizens, Publishers Merchants Hote
Projectors, &c that lie is much recommended and par
tjruI4rly TO
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80 A Nay for all. Address A. J. FULLAM, N.
$1,000 PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents to sell the HOME SnUrrLE SEWING MACHINE.
II makes the LOO SIIlCIi, ALIKE On 10th SIDES has
the undereed and IS equal in every respect to any sew
ing Machine ever invented. Price s25. Warranted for
years. Send for circular. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
& Co, Boston, Mass riitsburg, Pa, ST. Louis Mo
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-S.e advertiser W % Eastern state Nor
anal ~ch,.i at Ca,,inr. rhi, school i, in a
highly aiuri.hinE condition, tnd We hone ai
r,a.e in,eudin. d, become teachers viii a,ail
rhr,n .lye- - II. advantage
.--rbo oa.i, Division Of Good Temr'ars Of
Fr.e. 'in invited The B1glc Lodge ~ Harcp !.
N u M. % IN in -o- 81 union ~ their hali in
rraaaNn. % Monday evening. Tho evening
w.. pheasant aul there Wa a ION turn out. -
The f>rrci.e, were ri tho most pleasing char
ac,cr. leaving Impres-.'n- na ihe mind. ilat
gil such social union. h1yc lasting Influence
f,r good. The messing wa, on-E-l hy PRAYER.
after which Rev. Mr.. Lakewood u Ellsworth
addressed the meeting 10 hi- u>nAl effective ont
happy m1uucr. The other cSccrci>e, were the
rccItations II dialogucs. singing. closing 'yiih
supper that cannot De heat. rh- whsle en-
tertalnmcut reflects the highest credit VA the
pc tie ~ FrankTn aaI the person. who bad
charge 81 thr affair.
Mr.. Bro~a q Boston i, N ol'cn Neloc-
/ ipeir Riding >choo. * Lords Hsll
The Dry Rot
The Mschi1> Eai7ssay- that sslAs- of Young
/ gentlemen and Young lNdie, y attend ihe pub
/ Ie lr. lure. Ia that Village who seem entirely
4 obj, i3u- 80 the lecture or the prophecies Of
/ civilized lite. They spend the time eating pea
I nuts. whisper Ing. and disturbing Those who A.
tend t1 hear what mav ~ .aid. l. thert no
( way y aha,ing these public nuisance: The
/ Dry Roi~ which !, eating up ail sense u pro-
1 pretty ID these past, u an public gathering
l. spreading tat ana CIR. anl ha, extended %
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true copy-Auest; GEO. 4. DYER. R~gl.ts

To The Hon Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate
for Hancock County.
Charles J. Abbott OF ta,stine, Executor OF the
last will and testament of Lucy Whitney late OF
said Castinc, deceased respectfully represents
that in order 10 carry out the provisions OF said
will. IL is necessary that the interest Of said de-
eased in the homestead in Castine wherein she
resided. bounded Northwesteriy and Nsrtheaster.
ly by land OF Mrs. Lydia Perkins, Southeasterly
by the common, and Southwestcriy by land Of
lothian ;. Gardner, should be sold.
Wherefor he prays that license
may be graz ted TO him 10 sell the same at public
or private sale for the purposes Aforesaid.
q. j. Abbott Executor.
CAstine Jan 10Th, 1850.
At Court OF Probate held at RackspOrt, with.
In and tor the County Of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday OF January AID. lsde
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered That
the Petitioner give notice t. all persons
interested, BY causing a copy Of the petition and
this order thereon, be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American news
paper published In Ellsworth. in said County,
that they may appear at Court of Probate for
SAID County, TO be held Mt Ellsworth. on the 4lh
Wednesday, OF Apr. next. at ten of the clock In the
forenoon, and show cause, it aay they have why
the prayer Of SAID petition should not be granted
PARKER Tuck. Judge
Attest LEO. 4. DTER Register. 3wl
Auue copy assst ;-GEo. A. DrIR, Begister.
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VOLUME Is.
STATE Of Maine.

X, s.
To the several SAerins of our counties of
iancoeG- Penobscot. York. Cum
berianvs Lincoln Kennebec, Ok
ls d. P ss%sssss rtaarS %s
took. Androsroggin, Sagadahoc
and either of their deputies.
We Command Won to attach tn goods or estate
OF Charles II. farnham land Jeremiah Farnham
late OF Ellsworth. to tl,e ne Of Five Hundred
Dollars, and SUNNI IN the BAIL Defendants III they
may be found in your precnct.l TO appear before
our Justices OF the supreape Judicial Court next
q r. n"lasn at =. M : ghn aud for TIE Co.
Psrey Haynes Of sdSs IN said co answer unto
at said Ellsworth, on he TSentet day . Of seps
hat date them sab.sriS for value received eis a.
sum of ninety five Dollars 10 one year from date
with nsert st: and the said time has passed and
s s.la s sdarss g VII. on the same
the rIanun by reeson and In consider alton
whereof the said Defendant became liable and
promised the ffsintif 10 pay him the contents
And also for tn at defendants nj said Ellsworth
on the twentieth day of September A. D. 1851 nv
their o.hef Prom,ssory note Of that date BY them
bert j. saith. or his order the sum of nin.ty.ay.
dollars Ia two years from date with inter 81 All
said timed las passed and SAID smith thereafter.
wards, ON The same day endorsed and delivered
said note y Plaintiff by reason and In inside
siioa wmfeoi Defendants, became liable ami
PsvsAsSyN 70 pay ntIn the contcnts of
49, sefording To its tsnor
a Yet though ottcu requested the "A id Defeu liant
ha not pad said sum but negiocts SO TO do TO the
dsmsge Of said Plai Tin (as he saysl the sam of
rive Hundred Dollars, which shall then aud tber-
be made To appear with other due damage. And
nave you there this Writ With your dunrs there.
In.
Witness, John Appleton, Esquire. at Ellsworth.
TINS tenth day Of Aprli in the ye Of our Lord QUE
thousand eight hundred and siSty-eigit.
Nv. PERRr, CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE
Hancock, as. >uprcnt Judicial Court. Oc,osers
Term. 1855.
On the foregoing suit 1t i-ordered by the Court
1 wa notice OF the p5ndcncy thereo, he given to
all persons Interested by serving an attes ed couv
Of the Writ and this order thereon on In saIi
beien'ahts Or by publishing the same in the EIl,.
worth American three weeks .uccessivpty i'm
last puhhea' tha or service aforesaid To bp leAst
thlrtS nhys before She next term of tnts Court To
We holden al Ellsworth within ami for the Conn.
" OF Hancock. on the fourth TUESDAY OF Apru
ncSs that they NAV hen and there appear and
answer TO said snit il they 81 III
Attest, r. 81. PERRY Clerk
HH' copy {" the Writ and order tnrre1n
Attest Z. W. PERRY, Gle r.
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RHEUMATISM & NEURALGIA

You need suffer No longer, unless you choose.
WHITES ELIXIR sin cure you quicker than
any other remedy in the world. Enclose stamp
Tor a circular containing . lew names out OF more
than six hundred who nave been cured by n; or
ell. and the medicine shall be sent 10 you. All
apolhecaries sell il. Address J. WHITE, Drug
gst, - Leverett ct, Boston.
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npnD'- Nrrvinc ami IN igorator gives agreea,
hir and almost instant relief ~ the epa.ms OF
n asaptns ,,agh This !. complaint thai all chill
drrn art {, Xt.ccicd 20 have. aud when u comes.
strange 60 -sF, they len 10 nghi u through a.
they best sn. hiile Or nothing teins done to
break ig- intensity or help the sufferers along
Ana shcn il reflected that very many - the
diseases ~ older and aiult Years have their orr
gn in the tear antl strain Of Mhoopiug Cough, this
neglect wou'n bee utterly unaccountable but Tor
the fact that rhildrcu- diseases, hAc many oil the
weakncs.rs % u ON considered 80 much a
mater ii course ttsat pcopge have become .tocaliy
uu~onrsrncd about them Let them cough It
far,sugh a. tiAtl. seems generally to be the nn-
feeling word MhpppinE ,ongn - Nervous d. .
ca-o. and poae'. >-ty ne aud invigors;or treats
"a wtth COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers. H
IT. and your httle ones thc worst agony "i
this ,tslrc-siu. arertion. SUE ami bcneftce nj
medicine.
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TIE CHRISTIAN 60 CENTS !.

large. live. page monthly religion. and fami
~ paper iul Of facts. providenees, incidents, mu-
sir t.oeirv. true stories, pictures, reading ior
ynung. Cd saints. sinners. one and all ~ see
t,rtansin. controversy politics, purs. pills. or
r.trut medicines 80 Ct. year 10 copies o..
tor sunday school. 10 copic. 81 send 10 cents
Ion 3 spec linens beforc you forget It. Vol. be
rms Jan i~a. ius pages RrN i've tracts tor ~
Adarr.. H. T.. N~Ti>o>. >eiiptural Tract Re
t-,4ttnry ~ itndAlt a.. Boston Mass ~
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EAST MAINE
CONF. SEMINARY
Bnckspor. Ne.

THF SPRING TERN ls.is opens Monday. zen.
I'D.
Commercial Department fully organized and
aRd wei! sustained
A most 90 orougf and faithful drill in The Dol.
lege Preparatory Department.
The Normal Department under tie care % the
Frnelpal and no extra charge for tuition
Board st-s5 or - 50 according to room selected.
Tuition very low. send for Catalogue or Circular.
JAS. ID. CRAWFORD, Principal.
0acksport, Jan. 26, isss. sws
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State of Maine.


To the several sh--in- OF Hancock Pc.
uobscot YORK, GGmber! Land. Lin.
cola kcnnebcc. oxford SOiner-
or-et Washington, Waldo. Pis.
l. caLtqul-. Franklin ArOostOok
Andro~cogSin, Sagaillhoc, aud
hnoN, or either Of their Deputies
Greeting
We command ypu - attach Tho good. estate
Of Reuben X, Wiley 0i ia the
state OF { Aiiforuih 10 the aiu- OF tine thousand
Dollars aud summon The aid defendant ut ne
may be found in Your precinct, } to Appear before
our Justices OF Ihc sIPEtME JUDICIAL COURT
next be holden in Ellsworth, within and for
County Of Hancoc> on the fourth Tuesday Of
October Xt, then and there la said Court -
answer unto John Biodget Executor OF the viii Of
Bliss Blodget latn Of BGcksport IL said County
Of Hancock
IL PLEA OF TIE CASE. for that the said De.
PENDANT at sad hue ksport on the 2oth day of De
cem5er \. D. iss9 By his prVniss-Ty note OF that
date. by HIN subscribed for value received, prom
ised -aid Bliss then liv,ng 10 pay him order the
sum Of three hundred and ninety one dollars On
demand with interest.
Also tor that the Defendant al Bnck port afore.
said Gu the 18th, day Of Uctotes A ID. lsia Ly hi-
other promi-sor note of that date for value re-
ceved promised said Bliss thea living 10 psy hum
order fms two dollar. seventy fiYc cent, Dc.
mani " ith interest.
YET THOUGH OFTEN REQUExIKp the sad Defend
ant did not IN his lite tire pay said Bliss. nor
since his decea the Plaintiff. but neglect. 30 to
do To the DAMAGE said Plaintiff Ia h.. said capa.
city las he says) the sum 81 Eleven hundred dol
with other due damages. And have You there
thi. WTtt with your d0ngs therein.
Witness, JoAs APPLETON, Esquire, at Ellsworth
this 2jth day Of May in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and -xiy-eght-
Il. W. Perry CLPRK.
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~ RANKRUP TOY.

Ellsworih, December. 10th. 1sis.
In the mater of George Warren. of otis,
In said District, Bankrupt. II is ordered that a
third general meeting Of the creditors OF
said Bankrupt be aeld before Peter Thachc, Esq.
Register in ID nkfuptcy in said District, at his Of
ice in Ellsworth To wit. Mt the Clerk OF the courts
office, ON the lTh day of February. 4. II. lss. at
CLOCK a. NJ. tor the purpose named in the TWEEN
ty-eighih >er'ion OF the Bankrupt Act, approved
March and, 1856.
L. n. TUDNA. Assignee.
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At Lourt Of Probate holden At Buek.port with
IN and tor the Coanty OF Hancock. the 81 we'd
nesday ofJAnuary 4 ID. Is9.
Tbeo. e. wootiman Guardian Of John 4. Hop
kins and al minors.
OF tiug port IN SAID COUNTY having pr.-en ted his
first account OF Guardian ship upon aid estate for
Probate.
ORDERED That the sail Guardian give no.
tice thereof to all persons Interested, By causing
copy of this Order to lie publi-hed three weeks
successfully IN tho kll.w orth American printed
IN Ellsworth thai they NAV appear At a Probate
Court 10 tx holden at Eisworih the fourth
"Wednesday OF April next ut ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and .hew can.e, II any they have
Why the same should not be allowed.
PARkER TUCK. Judge.
true Cory-Attest: Sko. A. DYER. Register.
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I ADIEs.-Dr. Rays Vegetable Neatly Powi
l. Iers safe and unfalllns regulator In specia-
cases price 500 Address wN. KAY. N. d., n. .
Box i1ST, New York.
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OFFICERS

here the general business Of the Company l.
transaeted, and to which all general correspond
crce should be addressed.
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Probate 4lot,tcs.

TuE subscriber hereby gives publ. notice 10 all
concerned that he hi- been Gully appointed
anil ha. taken upon him self the trust OF an Admin
l-uator of The estate OF
Patrick .pimond late OF CASTING,
10 the c,unty Of Hancock laborer deceased. by
giving bond "a the Iax directs he therefore ~
que.,. aii persons who indebted to the said de-
cca.ed'a estate to make INN, e,iiaie payment. aud
those who have anv demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for scttlemsnt.
Josiah II. Woods.
Ian 70 l~ip Rvs
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AGENT- wANTfn FUR 1HE
BLUE.CO AT,

And how they Lived Fought and Died for tho Tn
ION. with Scenes and incidents Of the treat He
brliion.
Comprising narratives u Personal Adventure.
Thrilling iucidcnfs. Daring Exploit-. Heroic
pctds. Wonderful Escapes. Life In the Camp.
Field and Hospital. Adventures Of spies and
scouts with the ~nugs Ballads. Anecdotes aud
Humorous Incidents ofthe War.
II contains over loo fnr EnEravinss and u the
spirisst aud cheapest var BOOK puhlish~d Price
oniv e. - per copy. send for circulars AMI ace
our terms. and fuW description at the work. Al
dress NATIONAL. ~ nLI>lIl<t, co. rhlladrl.
phia. Ps Cincinnati, ONO. Chicago. Ill. or ~.
Louis NJ
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dAS1D.k.s- torET 90 PROBATE J,S Trtm
\ \. 80.
tpon the iores ding petition, orlcrr'l. That -tii
petitioner give public notice 70 all persons inter
este.. by vnsinz copy Of the petit ION. ami tt-
order thereon. To be published tisec weeks success
sivcly 10 the Ellsworth mariciu news paUer
published 10 Ellsworth, To -aid ,ouniy, that they
mar app. al Jouft ct Probate Tor -alti to'nty
- be held at Ellsworth on the fif-t ,duc-ltt OF
February next at ten ol the clock iu the forenoon
TO sho~ cause il any they have Why tht prayer ~
saiI pet. fioucT should not b. granted
PARKER TICK. judge.
Attest t,EB 4 DYER Rt.~i.ter
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Foreclosure.

hereby give Public notice that Timothy u.
Gray I Br sville IN the County Of Hancock b.
his deed dated and executed December the l2th
lsH and recorded In Hancock Registry Of Deeds
Vol i22 Page ~. mortgsgrd to nae the subscriber
a certain lot Pare oil land situated in Brook,
VILE AMI Bounded a follows viz; Beginning at
the waters of Orcutt's Harbor so eallcsI and the
line OF land ofJoseph Bates, thence running North
West said line forty -four roll. thence south West
forty fourro thence south Easterly to the atrs
Of said accGtts harbor; thence North Easterly by
waters OF said Or quits haIbor first mention
ed bound. containing twelve acres and fifteen
DDS being the same, decided by Harriet "
stevens TO Timothy Is. Gray dated October 3Ist
1853. The conditions OF said mortgage having
been broken, claim to Foreciose the same and
give this notice IL. iaai pu pose.
Avery GRAY.
Brook syIle January I'D. i-s;9 3wl
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