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MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE RCE.--CoNSULTATIONs AZ TO
n different States; also Notary Public specis com"s-
sioner OF Deeds for every State and Passport Agent
y. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 80 broadwv
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n New York, Illinois, Indiana, Ae NO onarso In advance
Advice free.
n HOUSE Counseior-atLaw, 70 Nassau street.
A sAvIsG-E. HULL, ESQ, MoRR1sAE1A. SAY .HK
saved 81 pcr bill Of teas groceries and -four
bought from THOMAS Il. AGNEw, w Greenwich street,
New York.
rNR. r. n YOoTE, AUTHoR.oF "MEDtCAI. COMMON
sensn may be consulted In person or By letter nj bia
oce ION avenue, of TWENTY eighth
street. once FROM IL A. M I'll n. N. Consuation
free.
I,ARo AND POKER CHECKS, COMPRESSED IVORY,
sets OF 800 roo per sot plain lined, $500 engraved
WIN. N. WILLING,
2o7 Centre street, sole pa,entee and manu- iac,arer
ICE CREAM, MADE OF PURE CREAM oNty-pR-
Iicious In fayor and unsurpassed quality boarding
houses hotels ac supplied nj very price Liberal re-
auctions 10 church fairs &C. Jrisr and Charlotte BIO.
per quart HUNTINGTON EMIGH successors 10 j. Fus-
sell Co., 800 Fourth avenue and DIR Brosdwsv
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FEATHERED DUELLISTS.

The First Cooking Main Of the Season
New York Against New Jersey-Nine
Battles at S25 Each, and $500 the
Odd Fight Decided Upon-A
"Favorite" Killed, and but
Seven Fought-New
York the Victor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

THE BuDpHIsT PRIMATE.-Unbelieving stu
dents OF the eclectic criticism which, lis some
times called the science of religion, have often
Expressed great admiration of the antiquity
OF BUDDHIST forms and ceremonies, and have
sometimes gone so far as to suggest that tho
Cathohc Church may be considered as, upon
Inc s whole, not unsuccessful copy of BUD
dhism 1t is, therefore, with q lively interest
1nat we have perused the translations of
Chinese documents contained in the last mum.
Der Oh the journal Of The 4siGtic Society These
papers give the details of the eloction In 1871,
on new Dalai Lama or Chief Primate of the
buadhists- The first Dalai Lama was the dis
eipie ana successor of great teacher, named
IsnI,ngkaba, who died about 1443, date which
VIII scarcely be put in competition with that
OF the death of our first Pope, st. Peter. 1t
seems quite Iass BILE that through the converts
made by the first Jesuit missionaries to China,
some OF the outward FERNS of the Church may
have been adopted from time to time by the.
Buduhlsfs; indeed we remember to have seen
IN the Temple of Departed Worthless at Canton
the gilt statue of an old European, with spec
tacIes, which We were told WINS the image of n
Jesuit Father; but it is very certain that the
more completes facts and dates are ascertained,
anu the moro accurately ancient documents
are interpreted, the moro thorough will be the
exposure of the absurd notion Of the POSSIBLE
ity OF deriving Christianity from Buddhism.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

W. L. Barry, said to be the oldest printer on
the continent, is a candidate for Doorkeeper of
the Tennessee. House Of Representatives.
Printers put puny politicians in placo-rarely
do they reap-any other return but ingratitude.
There. is beautiful 'nows" girl id Paris
named Gabrielle, of undoubted virtue, who
has such Q reputation that she gets double
price for the papers she sells. During the riots
she got so francs per journal. She has amassed
a large fortune already.
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Correction.

Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:
- was not little surprised at reading in one
OF your editorials of last Sunday the following
sentence: " The ST. Mary's Orphan Asylum, Of
the Third District, for instance, has city paper
for some twenty-eight or twenty-nine thousand
dollars" 1t was the first intimation received
that we were possessed of such u sum of any
kind of money or paper whatever. Not until
last Saturday did we succeed, after iunumer-
able delays and vain appeals in obtaining from
the city certificate of Indebtedness for four
teen hundred dollars. This sum fell due to us
on the first of last July, and were it in ready
money it would not be sufficient so much as to
pay our butchers bill. A similar sum is owing
to us from the first of this month, for which we
have no certificate or warrant whatever Those
two amounts put together would make some
thing like twenty-eight hundred dollars; and
this, I take it for granted, is what you intend
ed to write, for you were in possession of the
proper data from which to compose your arti-
Gle. Whether l can raise any money on the
certificate in my possession, is question
which remains to be decided. AS to the second
certificate, perhaps shall have to wait an
equally long time before / obtain il, but if i
do succeed, must dispose of the two warrants
for whatever they will bring, so as to clear off
some of our debts. 1t may be we'll to correct
a mistake that had crept into an article which
otherwise has my cordial appreciation, else
your numerous readers will naturally be inn
pressed with the idea that we are possessed of
abundant means, which indeed we are far from
having, even in city paper,
Fe'piihl ete'I D. M IOOHEY, S. S. c.,
SuPretendent pro
st. 9iaTys Orphan Boys Asylum, Third District
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FACTS ABOUT THE CoUNCTI.-The London
Cnircrse, with view to meet the many wicked
inventions of the enemy set atloat ut this juno
ture, assures the public authoritatvely that
everything promises we'll for the coming Coun-
ell. 1t continues:
The preparations at Rome continue with ac-
tivity, seventy-fve of the prelates who are to
take part in the proceedings are already In tho
Eternal City chambers are being fitted up for
the accommodation of their expected brother
bishops who have been invited neither war
nor pestilence frowns over the scene of the sa-
cred assembly; in short, as our lively neigh
bors say, t0nt ia bon trdiH-the machinery
works to n charm. The most is endeavored to
be made by the adversaries of the Church of
every little symptom that some. differences of
opinion may exist in the Council Does not
the very word council" imply discussion, and
how, we may ask, could discussion take place
if everybody was of his neighbours mind But
differences of opinion and disbelief in ques-
tions of dogma, or disobedience to the voice of
the majority, are totally distinct things. If
the enemies of our religion in hopes of
either of the latter, they ''reckon without their
host" Stress is laid on the facts that the Ger
man hierarchy has met at Fulda that Mgr.
Maret, Bishop of Surat, and Dean of Theology
at st. Denis, has published q volume with Gal
ician tendencies on the coming meeting, and
that some Catholics of Bohemia have adopted
q petition to the Pope, praying among other
things that the Council might urge the Church
to become the "friepd and protectress of sci
it was.for the purpose of comforting what may
be called their local programme of action in
view of the approaching episcopal Parliament,
and their meeting was harmonious, and in
spired with the most devoted sentiments of
fidelity to Rome., We decline to pronoun
any Judgment on the book of Mgr. Maret, for
the sufficient reason that we have not read it !;
but it is well to bear in mind that the first acts
of this divine, recklessly set down as unfriend-
~ TO the Vatican, was to send presentation
volume of his work with his veHeraton to the
Holy Father. AS for the act of some Catholics
of Bohemia, it is really devoid of any serious
Importance If they had taken the trouble to
read the history of former Councils they would
have known that their influence has always
been employGd in favor of the advancement of
learning. Take, for example, that held at
Vienna in billie, to which we owe the intro
duction into the West of the study of the East
ern ngues-Hebrew, Arabic and Chaldpic
The Catholics of these realms may rest as
sured that the Council will do its work expo
ditiously aud WE'LL" that no divisions of allegi-
anco wlfor can arise, that the cauons drawn
up by the directing congregations of cardinals
will be voted with checrfulucss, and that the
guidance Of tho Holy Spirit will Net be want
ing, even though that OF DIR. Cumming may be
n
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CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY OCTOBER ~ 70

was authorized in cases of mandnmus or in
Junction to intervene and protect the city's in
terests, resolution was passed repeating all
laws authorizing the payment of salaries to
commissioners of the Fink Asylum and Nc
Donogh School Funds. The City Attorney was
directed to resist the claim of the Carondelet
Company of $1,000 per annum for the privilege
of draining into the Bayou St John
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

TIE CHURCH IN NORTH CARoLINA.-A
correspondent of the Baltimore Mirror, in
Il late number, says:
The Right Rev. Bishop of North Carolina
is doing wonders in his poor and extensive
diocese, his sermons are attended by large
audiences, AID the press of the State speak
of him in the most eulogistic terms. The
by his talent and energy has caused quite
an. excitement in favor of Catholicity, the
congregation has increased b. The attend
ance of formerly careless members, and
three converts have been admitted into the
mother Church. One of them is a young
the community, the other two are ladies,
mother and daughter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

FASHIONABLE TAILoRING.--E. Gains, No. 80
Charles street is avowedy the headquarters of fash
ion at the present moment and will certainly retain Its
proud preeminence long tho proprietor
mains its controlling genns Cain coats
that viii give the entTee 20 their into the most
fashionable society. PantRlOOns powerfully predspos
people towards those having them Vests, verify
vesng their in all the rights apperanius
the most exclnsve -
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PERSEVERANCE

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
STEAM FACfoRY.-The proprietor of this factory Mr..
George Purves well known to this community not only
his public spirit and energy, but for the excellence
all articles which he manufactures. Using but
the best materials, and what is well seasoned giving
his personal supervision to all the details of his business
prompt in filling AL orders and faithful in their
touuniversa satisfaction is given to all who do bus
with Mr. Patves, His prices too, beyond com
petition will DO by inspecting partial list of
articles with figures annexed, which will be found In
another column.
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MoRN1Ne STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
aEM oELEANs. SUNDAY. ooToBER y. -lsag.Z

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1863
He had received reproof from the general of
his order for former offences, and it was this
reproof which called forth the expression of
those views which we have quoted. But this
reproof, though intended to be kept within the
I,recincts of the order, will nevertheless pass
beyond, and find IN echo in the heart of every
Catholic who detests the semblance of AFRO
gance and pride, and who Ghershes the sub
lime virtue of humility. CoLUMBKILI.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.

SUPERINTESpExTs OFFICE, TWELFTH DlsTRIcr,
New Orleans october II, 1s69s
INCH OFFICES of this Company are nov, open
at the following points:
No. l-Carondeiet street. corner Gravier.
No, a-on the Lovee, cORm0n. consrs : fuiiding.
q, No, S-PcydEas street, near Tehoupitealas. a
No. 4-Tchoupitoulas street, corner Robin.
No.5-stock Landing Jefferson City near the Eie-
vator
No 6--Jackson Railroad Depot
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

Z. COnery, Son g. Co., Wholesale grOeers, cor
Of Canal and Delta sFeots keep constantly on hand
complete articles IN their Hno
particularly Western produce, wincs and liquors. See
advertisement =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

The tariff from these occs to all points the United
States and abroad is the as tho Main once
81 Camp street and the business WIN be done In .
prompt and eflcisnt manner.
The messages between these ooea, for delivery with
word TWO CENTS
cc17 I'm DAVID FI.ANEFY. Hunet
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

I'm. f, +. Keaton, pharmaceutical chemist
dealer in French English and American chemioals Pc
medicines toilet and fancy articles Of Erato
Liberty streets. Special attention paid TO phyS
clans prescriptions
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

Deeves g. Byrpes, "a Poydres street. attend
promptly TO all orders relative TO pork, bacon hama
lard hour and bulk meats Of AL kinda Sec adyertiso
ment.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLD INFALL1BLE.
OYER Thirty YEARS BErORE THE rusEzr

T
DR. McLAREts $500.
GEL YERMTEUaE-s
The Safest and Most Reliable worm D1ateoysr IN
World.
No Mothers eSursery sloald be without is
Are your children EElfag novVi r fss 81
Have they Continual Itching Of the EnssS
Have they a Ravenous or Depraved Appetizer
Have they Hard Swollen Abdomen
Have they a Furrsd Tongue aud Diaagraeabis Tause
GIVE THIN McI4AEE'S vERMIFUGR
HATS they Offensive Breath ind Hsadaehet
Have they Gnawing Sensation in the Stomach
Have they Disturbed Syep with grindans gf The tsas
Have they Temporary Blindness and DeAfheasf
GIVE THEM MoLANE'S vER1EIFUaE
BE warned in time. Delays are dan gerous.
McLANE'S YERAIIEUGE
is no dangerous sugar candy
McLASES yERMIFEGE
msyhe given to the tenderest infant or aged addk
BE sure you get DIR. C. McLANE'S CELEHRATNEs
vERAIIFUGE.
None genuine without ths signature Of
FI.EAflNG BRoTHRRa
HopsEHoLD FURNITURE PIANOS AND or77oM
BY ]. DEAN. Jr 1uctioneer--ofnee No $50 eraxiss
O'clock e his Ssw Auction Room, No iss arSvisr q
: Mahogany and Walnut Fedsteaas. Azmoirs, Maro,a
6oarS EensoS rsses cana esa IR
Hat Racks, Double and Single Safes Mattresses Oar
pets, Paintings, eto. -
Upright and Square Pianos and offpS Furniture.
Also--One large invoice Of Walnut and Poplar Extra
Misses Cottage Beds Wslnt and Paiatsd Cottage Bed
Terms-cash in Unitod states rreasusy notes naa ~
HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEyO-
LENT AsSeCIATIoN.-The Regular Areetings Of this
Association. will take plaza op tho hrst THURS
DAY of each month"; at u O'Clock w. NJ, at the
Schoohouse, MaraSnystfeet between Casaealyo and
Greatmen streets Third District
feel 1y ROBERT BARrLEY. Secretary.
V,HE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMFY.
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CtHoICE GROCERIES 49,. CHEAP GROCERIES,
FRESH GROCERIES.

We respectfully invite the inspection of heads Of fam.
lilies to our large stock Of
Choice and fresh :,! Green and Black TEAS,
Choice Goshen and Western BUTTEE,
Fulton Market BEEF and PIC PORK,
%f sT R1S Sa aSa sHSsa haR
New BUckwHEAT.
st. Luke, Chouteau & Edwards and other choice
Wallace Mountain G Dew o Hannis Acme and Kei.
lys Bourbon WHISKY 4 years old. put up in
Together with WOOD and and WILLOW WARE,
HOUSE FURNiShTNSi GOODS, Etc.
An OF which we receiving direct from first handle
which will enable to sell the very lowest prices.
All gOOds delivered to any part of the city sad Jeer
son free of drayage
A. w. sKARDoN q CO.,
Corner Of jackson and Rousseau streets,
oe1zIt Fourth Dlstrict
LADIES FAIR IN AID OF ST. vINCENT'S
HoME-The Committee of Arrangements particu-
Isrly requested to meet at tho MORNING. STAR BUILD
1sN-n.yrfs0, aota=s-St-, e,siesl
dice who to attend the Tables, and Of the Parrish
Committees.
oc17 1t WIN. II. BYRHES Secretary.
DLEAsANr NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
Just received, alarge and fresh assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
comprising ivory NaISty VI ANH- rAES" Asi' "t'N
RIBBONS, and the newest Spring styles of BONNETS,
ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Every effort will be made 10 give satisfaction to all
who will honor with their patronage at the we'll
known store
500 Burgundy Oate Craps) street,
- Opposite st. Peters Church, Third District.
All orders promptly attended to-. ocl1 Sun
CT CHARLES COLLEGE,
~ e, Grand Coteau,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LOUISIANA.
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The next session will opon on the a5th of October.
-
Professor of the College will leave New Orleans
WEDNESDAY, Goth inst. on board the Annie Wagley,
and will charGeof all the students nrusted to him
For further information apply in New Orleans at the
Iesus' College Baronne street to Mr.. T. POUR.
SINE, &c Natchez street, Agent of tho College.
: ocI7 IL f. BESAUSSE. s. J,sePresident
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FE1HF ORGAN WHICH WAS EXPOSED AT AR.
Il GRUHEWALDs for Charitable purpOgs win be
Raed on the 18th October the Fair GrOanda in the
afternoon All thOse who hoad Tickets respectfully
invited 70 bo pFesout4--- ocIT Sc
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Cash Dealers corner Magazine and St Andrew strcets
ocI7 4
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rTHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMFY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16
Foreclosure OF Mort age

JorcIh :. Nichols and james Mo>lev, Jr.
both II Ellsworth. IN the County, al Hancock,
dnh state Of Msis~, Lv their DECD OF mortgage
dated November 1t. A. ID. 1873, conveyed 10
me. murl Merrill ID susre, In said County,
ior oil land " it'll the building. ihr reon, sltu,.-
iei in said Ellsworth and described a. lot oNy-
to vii; Begining on the South >i'le vi tli.' ru,d
lending from Ellsworth to Drlanl. AT the tine
OF the bl,y io', adjoining the lot run uui ~
James Peter~. in the fail Il 1911. tor AmrIi "a
IrrWUrYt. which lot wa- at that lime III o'cu-
patton u William Doliard. and since IN time
niortysged to ,haIfc- jaw, by i, I'd record j
Book 81, page &Sl-th-nce running south 81 -
degrees Ea>I, Two bund I'd roi> to the back
line of toe road lois. thence North iorty- Il, E
degree West Ia the iiBe OF the iot Of one huud-
red AMI twenty-five acres, u Thee ru.. by SAID
Peters, The CORNER nlI Aed "u ; rucr Tree,
llI,.ner North thirtN->iX aud one hat degree
Nest iwo hundred rods To the BucA>p"rt rood
to b reh res. ma ked a. the y ". Cor Urr !,
tnruc, ID the rt,,i place u began n4 cJl4-
,ninius stt,niy-tve acre. m'rr 81 les.
The cunJl III said IN ,r'gag Ia, Ing been
broken b, rra,on whereof claim a forecio-n, e
u the SAME, AND give this notic" acGo I'll dgy
rHuel McrIu,
BY AkNO WISW ELL. bi, Aity
Dec I A. ID. l.sLl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16

r, he uox. PARKER 4UCK, Juage ut PToba o
within aut Tor the Crauty vi aAae,'ik
u.n,bly SHOWS \ r. Burnnam. Guardian o.
o,r.r u Nick. nzie aud ais. % frluAtIu ~ SAID
oxc,S. If :keaxIe late Of Atitso ~
l., ,he County oil W .sniu<tJn deceased -ihAt me
aid minor. are Interested IN the Icai es.at ui sasa
W s,h,ust n IN said state (6-ljJ sax niIeunth. oi
t,s folio inE dec ioed zeal esIate described a
toiinu- to-Ai ID. gtIiiaIS a. staAc oh ttte aof'
~ q of t.e Town road tea.iins 90 M up-o .
running MOI tneasierl1 . fod, tnenSe cast sDuit-
.rIy ~ rod,; tnelce soutn westerly tods
theuce west uurtner.y b. sail ioii l.! .od- !"
ill.,. ,inl Vi beg - Ard N & u w-ad be loi the
b-,,.ai ot -asl .At saiu in'e'est Ia ssi'.
,e..e,,ed's h ,iis should DC disposed u, AAd INT
,,,,xpei. thereof put out, anu secured tiieui a,
= to,ue-Nour prtitiuner therefore pra,s INA
your Hvuor ouid giant hi,n accuse 10 uispose oi
the ssnas accordingly, az eeab5 10 = ID" vi tnI-
state, IA sucn made aud y oviied
A. r. Is. kNH n, Guar.
Ellsworth, Dec. /, \. D l,bS
A . luurt Of Probate nriI al Ellsworth within
aud Tor the County Of Hancock, the Iirst Wed
ues.iay II Deeeunber \. -. loUs.
On the foregoing Pe.iiion, OaD.kkD:-Ihat the
Petitioner give notice " ali persons inter- led b.
CAUSING . copy the Petition ami Order of OVur
Inereol 70 We published three weeks successive
IL In the ellsworth American, ne spaper pr,n
| al IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at r. y
| hat court " he held Al ellsworth IN said County
| ou the lei Wednesday VI January next al &,
| o'ctvcS in the forenoon, and rhe~ cause, II All.
they hHye why the prayer of said petition shoci'
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
| Attest: GEO. A. Drkx, rAsgister.
A true copy Vi ths Peution anu ORDER OF Cour
| thereon.
Ausst GEO. 4. DrEa, Register.
ARA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

Joseph ;. Nich"l- al I'll ~"r u IN he I Gun
Nv al Hancock and stale ~ Mainr. ~ III. decd
ii NOR < ,gr dhed March % b A. H. l~t3 GOA
,rye,l Il, u,,- samuel Mrr IT. o Surry ~ >a,d
county. certain tract or parcel of land con-
aiming about hour hundred scr... situated N
IN, town vi Ell wor Ia and Oriapd. NJ snd near
Rocky Pond 10 cal ed. being the same premises
mich were conveyed hy me I" the said Nr'il-
,i, 1t the dale aforesaid, aud the same recently
coupled by the said choi-.
The cundii uIi> N >aiJ mo'tg ge havin2 been
nrok-u. by reason " h, reoi riaim u foreclosure
81 the same, and give this DO lee according
SAMUEL MERRILL.
BY ARNO WISWELL, bi, NY.
No.. : 1Sf9 3w49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

. bottle sf"Johnsen's Anodyns Lisineat' for
the Rheumatism. the druggist asked him In
what part Of the body il troubled him most.
Ne n, SOUL said he, have IL in livery houl
and conner sv NJ.
For loss Of Cud horn All. Red water in
cows: loss Of appetite. rot. or murrain In sheep.
thick wind broken wind. and roaring. and for
Ill oestructisus Of the kidneys In borSes. use
'sberidsn's Cavalry Condition Powdsrs."
Person, prematureiy gray can have thei =
hair restored TO IL Youthful beauty. BY using
nArs vegetable siciiian asir Renswer, thu
ssss article u IL market
''Hsrrsh ior the usxt who dies" exclai -
ths isrevsreas hsss. Better hurf ah 1es the
80 who lives b us1ag wAnnDre C0uoa
1AaaAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16
Administrators Sale.

Notice i, hereby gwen. thai BY virtue oil
Icons. from the Judge of Probate tor The
,n,n,y Of Hancock there will be exl osed Tor
ale ~ public auction al the premises IN Blue.
ali on Salurd the 10Th day Of january next
Il LEI, O'clock A. VI. aii he real E,tate owne "a
III, Al Nh. time OF hI. deccx>e including the re-
"sr,;on o, the widows dover therein.
said rra, Estate consists VI the homestead 81
aid deceased AMI the rever,t a =" ne wiiows
Liver therein and h situated !, said Bluehill,
N :, road leading by the south 1 The noun.
Ain to Ellsworth and joining land OF Joseph
Holt. ,.s.,
ISAAC ). OSGLOD 1 'n'r.
Blushil, Dec. 9Th, lse0. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-16

ON the -ceunl day of sept. mhfr A. u, 1873,
nv her Deed nt Mortgage of thai date rc,oTdr.,
in the Hancock Registry Of Deed, Box ll1
Page w. Adrline IL cook 81 irrm.,u 10
The County "f Hancock conveyed Ia me-. H. ~.
r. Butter OF >tii fremont. 4 certain lot ii
i,nd living South We. ilnrbor in Trrmuut
aforesaid. anil bounded bv the mtetn- huu,r
lot. ID Viii King. and ,lber' Barilrtt- linz.
and the t..wn road. r,In,riuinz I'VE ACRES mos"
or with all The buil,l'ug- thereon.
Now the condition 81 said morigasr b. uE
broken | cam h foreclosure vi the same uI.l
give thi. notice for that pnr 'o-e
REM +. BUTLER
Ellsworth, De. 4, 1853. 3W4J