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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L ;s9s y

- IsIAND-CHANGE TIME. and AFTER Aus o. lsos we
trains ~i the Roosevelt and GrsudsL Ferries as oNo"si
ga m Mail for Pa,chugue and all SatonS
10 n. Merck ami all StaiionS vt.l s..,A o.....
m Express PNtchogue soppioS Az
Bay aud ali stations elN"ed rasseht WIS
be ucSsted through BepO and Fire Pae' VIA sage 0
ogue. -. .,onoiny AZ Ci.,.n,.,ll.
Springfield Valley STREAM s..,.-. 49, 4. p.,.s
Accommodates to lshPi Oh ea'uusIs
ogue. -, -. s.,..,,,. ,h,on.h a. lain
~ 80. .o,.ct :, VALLEY Stream RockswaJ. the $50
~ go. tn. !, M ard p will with beat
y r. iJ.nd ROBERT WHITE. Superintendent
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excursions.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
~ SIDE AZ LONG BRANCH by steamer EEVERSNK, at N
daily Sunda excepted from Pier No 49, foot OF Danest -Four hours
at Long Branch. getting back to the city at st p m
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zvno and xs Yorl DeOsra. oald also be delivered ONLY
THuRsnAY,s wRArnKR REPoRr-sa
A,tNIarrRK AIMANAC

Ban 5:2l 6:'l Moon nseI'''' 10
gIGH
SANDY Hook Cove Hell Gate l:EI
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Mtnital.

Elarbl, anS Slate IIant,Is.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain Mar
H besed and decorated prices from TO $50 and upward
Also description, PLAN and ornamental
PENRHYS SLATE Co.. No. 40 West Bigheenth.st,
Between Pihh and SiIthaves
MARBLE MANTELS, from $12 up.--A Sc
Va lection Of the latest designs prices Of SSnary Lis
Italian Marbles manufactured IN the highest style
McGrsynes l63 FAtbushaye, Atntoave Brooklyn
MARBLE and Marbleized Nantels, MOnu-
l Hadoue &c The largest finest and cheapest stock 10
the city Mautes Catalogues the country. kLABERS
Nos ia and 1856 Bas Eighteenth St. Third-ave.
NIARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
Nk MARBLE MARBLE MAETELS rich and eegan; desgnA
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QrupUsuIs.
TREASURY DEPARrHEyr, August 2. 1859. ,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 2. 1853
PROPOSALS FOR STATlONERY.-Sealed
Proposals furnishing stationery for ths Otne United States
Houses for the eDng June 80 1870 will be received At
the "a dV September 1862 at IL O'clock
Blank forms bidding will be furnished upon application
The bids will be considered and accepted rejected item By Item
Contracts be executed by the Successful bidders within ten days
AFTER being called upon so TO DO.
The articles be furnished from time time during
year quantities orders from the Department The
enth quantities will. however be called for during the
Each proposal mus! be Se BY the individual or in making snd
bond with Sufficient the OF Ien
Thousand Dollars 10 10000 approved by United states oher Of sh
be
Department the execution Of contract
furnishing portion OF the articles be awarded under IT,
and the performance OF the came. ,. Al,
All deliveries will be subject to inspection BY an expert detailed for The
the Treasury aud the delivery OF an Inferior
article viii be deemed sufficient AnHu the contract at the option
off, Secretary.
free Of charge the Treasury Department: wash
ington
order under the contract viii
Of penalty Of the bond the Secretary
direct the purchase market Of such quant
articles shall be supply the deficiency caused
failure charge the contractors my eentum OF the
shall be found for such articles
Proposals satisfactory bond will NOT he eond
will awarded established manufacturers Of
Q dealers In the Gruc.eL GEORGB y BOUL"kLlr
~ q
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Sails By Sutton.

A. hEKwtN AuconeeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO. Broadway, cor.
I'D bst-Saes Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture SC
GEo. A LEAyrrr Aucuoueer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL AstOr-Diaoe and EghthE LBAyIrT STREBBiGH
Co CoSIGSsEsrs SOLICITED LIBRARiE SOLD
nth AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
II COAL on WEDNESDAY September l. 1862 The Delaware
LeaWauna and Western Railroad Company will sell hy JOHN
H. DRAPER Co. Anconees At the Conpsnys Sales Room, No 20
Exchange place York WEDNESDAY September u
O'Clock COAL from the regions de-
hVerable at EliIAbehpoH, n j. during September 1872
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. .
Va DELAWARE LACKAwASSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

nro,. IN NsvYok foot Of BarcIay 81 aud Chs,ophers
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. NAV 10. lfs
ga NJ MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuvie with Boonon Branch.
Branch Waterloo With Sussex X o IN
ton Washington with the D. L. and W. K water
Gap Sondsbu Great Bend aud all points on s E
awsuna 5osmsbug aud Delaware and Hudson Rds al sa''on
Lehigb ,usquehanBa for Bethlehem, Allentown hAasn
Chunk, 10. v kesbaue.
Iisna m EIIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newsrf Morris
town Dover Hackeown Washington Pbp.bu and Easooi con
meets at Phpsburg with Bel Del for Beldere &c Gnd a.
with L. for Bethlehem, Allentown hAuen 0han ana
Wikesbarre. - ,,,o,,, - -. -. M - -,S a.. m
and W NJ n for Sroudsbng and Scranton at Dover
Nitb Chester R. R.; and at Waterloo with Sussex r. r.
s.2o a.S0 m 10 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 7O 30 and lt+O and SAD 40 Sd o'Jo $50 ma
u.45p m "a SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
ii:b m and $50 n 10 MORRIST0WN and intermediate
stations ,.uo,-,, yvnn,ss
70, NEWARK At $50 7 $780, $50 1920 H. 80 li:ioA
$50 $40 $50 40 5:lo. $50 e:lo $50 7:+S st, and
l:sJ q. ,,ovr~, AID -,o.ao ,t.oo.
" nm s. CHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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@rsitb,stn county Rtal Gstat, for Sal,.

IF YOU WANT to PURCHASE or HIRE
IoDStIs PROTERTY, apply YoUMAsS. Agent si Yssis
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CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until
- Y o'clock SATURDAY NEXT for the use for ADVERTISE
MBSTS the BOARD FENCE neoBg the PostOhe premises
CITY Hall Park. -, - . go
and Court and will be addressed the undersigned The
Itself the right reject all OF the DDS
/. dee med for the Interest Of the Government 20 do
Aug IS 1869 CALVISI HULBUhD' superintendent
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~ COuRTLANDT.ST.-For PHILADELPHIA via krninston So
y IA Via Camden. p VIA West Pbiladeiph, "a ~
a 10 m. RN M, y p ~. 800 p m !. usne -.
Baltimore aud washngt"n-e'O N. 1850 y M ''ZV NJ "
south anl South. Wes-8:t0A IN. s:2O@ D. -. r&.sn
For The WEsT-9 40 a m /! 30 p ~ NJ. pm, IneGp
ia and D. M trains through Ciueibnau aud Cbeaso viz ~
change silver Palace Sleeping tram run I1fSess 70
aud Chicago without change day a. All, ns
excepted on those days train IDS rs voc '"' '
unn,pg throngh cars Chicago by evening lines CDaI
'M,ytI0 Iase ~ " JACKSON, GsIsrsl Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano gailruaSs.

Of winsnsL as follows; -
yr,! tf i5;a s e ss Friday August
Sa,nrday aua@s FL S1 M saed,v August D. loo n
Monday Angus, 90 9Oo m MoDtay August august a. 100 l
EOR BOSTON
FALL RlvRR DIRECT.
r1' '''''''o'I Bai i,s1i' AND PROVIDENCE ov.
''n"'"''' viii leave alternate days. DAILY
''" Fer No. !" Nora H''''' foot of ChnmOssst
poDwoRrHs G Fl ( r. T ORCHESTRA.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
THIS Is THE ONLY LINZ RUNNING
inns SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT.
To better accommodate public q; splendid nss
Commando, LEWIS UNI anu VIZ Commander MILLER,
will leave taernate days. DAILY ..,.n
From Pier No % North River, ,,-...,,,......,,
Msp. m FOR BOSTON VA NEWPORT.
FREIGHT received at Pier No. ?. up TO , oeock, p IN,
and at Pier No. 70 uptoSP ~ each s's.iags pfSK Ppt
CISs H. VALE. General Passenger Agent
H. H. ~AN'A''' SASRAoA~sErr STEAMSHIP cOSPISr
CPECTAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LINE for boston and PSn St; IG'I
REMOVE Pier No. 49, occupied By this Line hs past sgn'e
I" mo 'p''''D' PIER No 40, N R,
Foot Of Csn. and nners s S5 s dat esupo, De sur
passed City connecting SevLondCa ard SOr.ea Ph
with B.st:0 Ts. and S.s k cSS s Worcester 9
B.,,oS sad f and rate. as low .. nT Inside
For Though tickets freight and full Information. apply "
We on''' ''e' W. w. ' LB SHORT Ageu.
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW
cent sspS s soRS NUM- SOi 1'
and ,.t A. SoL ,1sas w H.' Pasb pSG p an.
Cornwall. returning leaves Sewsnrsh at 10 ,Iry1s H'
CUNDAY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VAN
RERBT :' REM ss an ;s1 aS 'fs AID
s At PsasesS rass. By v&S6ERBLT o8 Ws.t,t
NOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
kEGk T hSps poS SoTrs DOCK n GES
sKAwASnAKA leaves Pset alp hyEi AflERNoos Saday.s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
ID kSE % B. w WNsIkSy Tst s TES
s.'ysd ,ua Forwarded By PR0PELLER LINZ from R ,pd
R,f Gs L GSsS S oSI s.S p % axe
ADD route from foot Of coaand,i PgeIs sa r%s
ONLY SK .os this ;,' e ' $EsTF G geK a 0.oO
No 22o Broadway. cor Baresy.t. NeN- ioI.
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
O,S M Tor Ro.yu Glen Cove. Locus. valley Hsuus's and
'? ssop m GresppOr, EIDr.s. y...,..,.. x...,
sDp ROsyu, Glen Locust valley Huntington No'A'
n Tor Royu Glen Cove Locust Valley huntington and
~ n. for J.m,e. .ad H.mD's,d Lam, Island Railroad
T,ia, leave New York at 500 ~ $3.50 Fare 'hOSsA Sag
Si. s. p sisSs' ss i1''
NEWARK AND NEW-Y0Rk RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT IN NKW YORK Foot Of Aeertyst NGr.h hSef .
os and AFTER MONDAY. Aug TO- 1903 passenger "-'' van Jus
.,,c,, ,yp A, sIS e.p
AIS a.1o a.is 1880 4O 2:R3, ], T. 3;J $50, 3;E,
SiS 6.2s T. 7t5 $40 9ta sta IL; A. ss as az
as IL 20 m, l. 2 $50 40 3.S 6:as 49, $50 ~ 30 p m
IRlyE NEW'yoRK FOR NBNARk-t. $50 ON o;'o 80
sh 40 a9o a. IS Ion iI:i0 l2;25 2, J, 3:3, AtN.
5:a5 SIS 615 = 1:.5, $40. s:lS l0:+5 ll'9o m
''-'' Wv " US" r. X KICKER. Superintendent
~ p BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Gitp pruprrtg TO gst'
BROADWAY ,v,.v .. ,,,, farm .,
years; Is9ans 70 ~ A. v,t ~ So Pips.t u5t7)
NOR RENT-A part or all of 2d FLOOR, NO.
IA coundts The opening Of Church makes IhA one oi VIC
b, i,tis. for bushes, The city. Call on premlse,
TYYO LET-A FACTORY, 3Ox5O feet, five floors
rood basement we'll lighted and ventilated Nih boiler steam
s,sator &c good order well adapted for piano ors lp
, az .nv similar business location good aud convenient Apply
ID n McALPIS Co, Nos u aud ~ Ayeoue u. New loIa.
CIIITRCU-ST NEW STORE and
BASEMENT 25,5 feet rent 900 per mouth; also Front
Syvrr a Fr 20I feel, rent per mouth; also bail o
o. ii rent $50 per month in story brick building 10 oe'
P.,r.,, Broadway ALSN"'D'N 49,
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BROOKLYN pruputg % gt
IIrpNISUED HOUSE to LET-0n Brooklyn
Hsbts most desirable small house. every convenience rem
On. Of the ns.test most geneel cosest aud pleas
b.o pei in Brooklyu Inquire No So Leonadst NeS.iors
noOMS. with Steam power TO LEI, near
ISoO, R.,,, BTooilyu Address g. H. VOORHEES, No. 10 Bar
r,,.I New.York, up stairs
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.IRIIRGH SPRINGS HOUSE.-1hls large,
n ~ md beautifully located Hotel With new furniture
III be open The reception Of guests on aha e guy
qusr, IL the Springs situated nere lhe A'o
INC - a. be Lake Cbampsu the extended mountain aod
,Ge ,sd the ,Icsent boating aud nhng MAKE t6 p1paa
" a. ,i,or. For further particulars address 81
HOUSE, Albursb Springs, VI
COOPER HOUSE, Otsego Lake, C0opers-
oxp Y, railroad communication from An.syi sss 10 sg
" ssarty for 400 baad OF nu.e Inducements oneieu
room eaPAo' ~ CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor
10 families - .-z,,,- ~
IN JANFS HOTEL Marion West End,
Offer. uuequsd Inducements for both summer Ana
- =, merchants business and families; beiag ONLY
wln,s ram Jev Ferry Conr,shdt or De.ro'ss 20 h
minutes Railroad also three hBrs horse cars nc
dsy oc.ton. fronting on Drmot fsfhi nrstfhs
Is per SINGLE all modern lnPf"'
eeg, III ard cold water prices moderate Apply on prem
gas os ,a GILEs. WALES L Co. No ~ h.ldendsne.
,.IIIE Saratoga Water Cure will be opened as
III c IpS.ld, amer sept 10. The Institution 10 10 prime
mtS, are administered tie most sJ.ieinste manner fos
otaeL 1,eul,rs sddre"N BBDORThA NJ ID: ssra,ogs
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:.1Ir pIDDLE HOUSE. DETROIT.

III ,Io,rmeu recently completed 10 this hou'e renie W
Hotel The bnDs Hall upsrpssea TO- o se
respects richly furnished Gentemens Psrlor aud bau w
ganes IN their appointments by In the West ,, M
are unel,st reputation Of the house 10 sahelen suap'ee
The rend.r pleasant home for travellers anu %
pains rI remain low these Of any s"te,ss h"''' ~
ety, ns bsp" A h TABBR, PIopns!oL
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HlistrIlantuus.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, in gold, silver, and
ID shell frames at HUNTERS, No lJs Broadway "sDV
hhh aud Twenty .siItb.sts =, 49,
DUY the MONITOR EXTRA CLOTHES
I'D wRNGER the only leading machine With SOHO WIZ nuoos'
Roller the work all maleabe aud endurAby
particular Sold BY de.en gnersIT pPWINMISu
JOHN YOUNG SON, Amsterdam \. Y. RUSSELL bn
FEATURING Co. No IS Chamber. At New York Gener. hgess
RUY CHARLES SPRUCE q CO.
I'D CELEBRATED CAST STEEL
FILES AND RASPS.
Manuiaetery Sing Sing, \. y
NOR SALE-A GOLDEN EAGLE. For par
l. touars address W. z. WARREN MddlsseI. Vermont
REMOVAL. ..
THE PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY,
have removed their ehoe IN New.lork ipm ......
No. 2O5 BROADWAY,
No 20 BEBKMAN.ST.,
and ar. enabled TO keep store full stock EITHER
TNRADE MARK ESSENCE OF INK" Halt
p Of beautiful BLACK INK for cents The only lax 10 he
world that viii not steel By stauonsr &C
sPERRY Co Manufacturer No $50 broadway, New Yorl CITY
MANTED--Ag good SECOND HANDWORK
w ING BOAR 30 fest long suitable for fouotno dri
must he in good Address particulars pnts &C. w.
TThans 0bes
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Country proptrtg 90 stt'

TI,O LET, Cheap-Greenville, n. D., 20 minutes
Yark ne. NewJersey Central Railroad ~ trans splendid
- IN ground view unsurpassed T. Gougemann Dol broad"'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Transf for
LIBASY and TROY correcting Northern and Western
trans kys SeSYork follows: Cincinnati ani chicago Express,
m Chicago Express l0:i5 a Montreal EIpess y m Pa'he
EIp. $50 p TO- Night Express II Elegant Drawing Room
car ataed all day trains and Sleeping ears TO night trans The
t 10 y; u I1a runs gu WM H. VANDERBILT vcePreder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

7 Vim tx IT 7 n ? I7IsT
Aitrs. t,Ep- A. lttsE4 .srE4stUF
trur cpIy VI th- b. titlun atr.. ortlrF 81 Court
thvfs.u.
AGr~t Gao A IBNLR i.as.4srF.
aNt5
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Agricultural
Sheep for WiAtering.

1t viii soon be time to select the flock Of
sheep for wintering. Those who a, shear
ing marked such a. exhibited signs OF win
tering poorly. viii and 1t an easy matter to
select out the poor ones for butchering
but where this has been neglected. some
care and Judgment are required. because
in the fall the sheep are fat, and fat covers
defects.
Some fArmen viii permit the butcher
TO call their focks. taking out the very best
Of the sheep aud lambs leaving only the
refuse or defective ones to perpetuate the
nocks. This is very poor economy. None
can be more so. 1t often requires consid :
cradle self-denial and frmness to refuse a
good price for a good eve lamb. But let a
farmer practice selling OF his best lambs
and In the "iong run he viii end that the
pnce. be II what IL may was not enough.
Purity OF breed Is OF As much value In
sheep As In any other class OF farm stock,
but very choice and valuable nocks are Of
ten built-up simply. by exercising little
care in the selections. and more mistake.
are made in sheep husbandry for want o.
this same care. than nv reason OF all Other
causes combined.
No farmer should he without a nock o
good sheep Under Only extraordinary
circumstances can a successful farmer dis
peuse with them. They have golden feet
wherever they tread the fertility ofihe sol
Is increased W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

A simple and very efficient method OF
cleaning paint is 10 use whiting instead Of
soap- Wet piece OF flannel. squeeze II
dry, rub 1t in the whiting and apply 10 the
paint. little rubbing will remove all dirt
and grease, when the surface should be
washed with clean water and rubbed dry
II is better than using soap and saves half
the time and labor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

Would you know how to cook potatoes
in the best ways Bake them as quickly as
possible without burning. leaving them
son clear through, but with a cream color
ed skin that is easily peeled on Press
each potato in cloth so as TO crack the
skin and allow the steam to escape. That
makes them mealy. Then serve immedi-
aseiv
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me subscriber hereby gives puolic notice n IN
am mas taken ui'on himself. the trust OF an Al.
hhih'suatpr ne Don noa OF the Estate Of
James Nelson late OF Bjueh,ll
In the county OF Hane ock deceased ~,
sona = me law directs he Their efore request. n
ps"ns no are In let ted to the said dee 3d.
estAte 10 make immediate pay .nent Ana re-
"no nave any dem2 nds ther. on, to eaLihi, -
same tor payment. 7 II 6,cshoh the
Oct. S5th, ls6a
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Lot IsA =. ht>, Atm1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

Corn meal As cheap paiatable and
nutritious article OF diet is not appreciated
in most families. Thorough cooking is one
OF the things IL insists on. whether Ii takes
the shape OF griddie cakes, bread, pudding
or mush. Well cooked il is worthy place
on every table as often as every other day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
MISSOURI COUNTY Bonns.

Pal . 20 I. per rent, tie Investment and Of
fer good and ample se~nny. We have age
lisf Of The various ts,untys Bonds Of Nilsson
(mo-iiy issued for hu Iding eAilrosds and Sch /
houses) TO whieh We respectful cal the attention
OF Eastern capitalists. We also nave for sale st
Louis County sBd Guy Beads iefor nation cher.
fully 'ur'iis Ell by addressing StA'D A. GAY
10 KID Co, Stock and Bond Brokers, St. Louis.
No
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

EARLY Rose PoTAToE.-It is seldom that
. comparatively new thing gives such gen.
eral satisfaction rs has the Early Rose
That is, where they don't rot of course
you mean.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

Al Court of Probate holden a, Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock on the 4th ed
nesday OF October, 4. ID. Isss
Dahiei LARK administrator the est te OF
VILLAIN Hodg don late of fremont
In said County STRENGTHENING presepted hi,
lst account of administration upon said estate
for Probate: -
ORDERKD That the said administrator give
notice thereof to all persons Interes' ed by caus-
rug copy Of this Order to be published three
weeks excessively in the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear at q
Probate Court 10 he holden at Ellswoi ia on he
hTst Wednesday of December next at ten Of the
clock IN the forenoon. and shew cause. II any they
have why the same should OF be allowed
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true Copy-Attcst:
awS GEo. A. DYYI, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

At a Court Of Probate Holden at Ellsworth within
AMI for The tousty OF Hancock. on The stn
Wednesday Of Oct, A. - isa
William Irlndle and al Administrators OF the
estate OF
samuel ardweil late Of enobscot,
N -aia county iecea-e't-havrng presented their
"a account OF administration upon said estate for
rebate
okDkEED That the SAID administrato give
notice thereof to all persons Interested by caus-
ing copy OF This order to be- publi.bed three
weeks suece-siyely In the Ellsworth American
prin'ed In Ellsworth. that they may appear at
Probate Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth. on the
hrsi Wednesday OF December next at ten Of the
CLOCK III the forenoon. and shew cause. If any
they nave why the same should not he allowed
PARkkR TULh, Judge.
uue Copy-Attest GEO A. Df IN,
5W49 Register.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

TN the ljth OF AUGUSTA. II. 1857, BY their deed
OF that dale recorded in the Hancock Registry
Of deeds Book rs Page as Alden W. Treworgy
Henry l.. Trexorgy and James X ane conyey-d 10
Charles AMI Edward J. Peters certain lot or
parcci OF land situated in surry, HANCOCK County
Name. bounded and describe,i as follows to vii;
beginning At large rock near the south aide of
the sSa mil ross thence EasIeiIy to a large rock
ihtermin< led with qusrsz. two hundred and six
Ieet, thence Northwrsteriy To l.rge rock at the
sonth end of the mill dam, thence Westerly to a
large rock near birch Tree 10 Miliiken'- line and
thence southeasterly to the first men toned bounds.
On the Isl Of October A. d isss. by their a.
-ign aent OF IN. da recorded in Hancock Regi,-
ny Of Deed Book ia Page sfh charles and
Edward j. Peters the same me. Now the ON
'iiton OF said mortgage being broken claim a
foreclosure u the and give this notice for
that purpose.
JAMES A. NILLiKEN.
by his ATTY WV. 4. JOr.
Eilswsrth Nov. 18th lssse 3wts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

The farmers, stage companies and
horsemen in the vicinity Of Fort Dodge.
Iowa, are feeding wheat to horses instead
Of oats, it being the cheaper of the two.
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