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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

Names of Visitors-Mrs. Matte
Bryan and III. E. Beebe.
JOS. N. BAKER. superintendent.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11


An Excellent CLOchc.-We have in
our use two of H. B. Horizons Patent
Calendar Clocks. Ono of them we
have. had on trial for over a year and
the other far several months.e The cal
endat = adsnirably perfect, as it points
out eorrectly each day Of the month
without any care whatever, making Its
own changes at the beginning of each
month. AS time keepers these clocks
are the best we have ever had. They
are kept Tor Sale at Jno. Pausch, Jr,,
and E. Bra,ins', where we refer those
who, may desire to purchase a clock.
We have thus spoken Of these clocks
because of our admiration OF them and
without any solicitation or knowledge
on the part of the Agents who have
theim for sale. gs>t To.s.t4@ 1jI
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11
HARD TIMEs. March 81, 1870.


Mr.. EDITOR: Retrcnchments are be-
ing made in every department 70 busi-
ness activities. A sample of economy
came under our observation during the
past week, that out-wits the penny
grab profession; amounting to down.
right theft. A young and fair couple
eager to turn the key of wedlock,
crossed the lake of mud and in respec-
table attire repaired to one of our fash
ionabie hotels, and sending for JUS
tice. had the gordian knot tied with
due and legal solemnities. After re-
ceiving various accommodations, such
as the least charitable would not with
hold rpon such au extraofdinary occa-
sion, they bid adieu to their courteous
hostess with the dignity ofa million
aire foset sail upon the sea Of life with
out iA4uiring after their, bill or giving
us the recognition of q "thank you."
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

StlnlutQnt are
| required. They 3
| restore the ritdl
| forces IN u re-
| mos'kable Degree.
land giue tone to
the system.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

Visitors Mr.. D. Maffet. Mrs. L. Maf-
fet Mrs. M. Pool, Mr.. j. S. Bowers,
Mrs. NJ! Bowers, Mr.. H. Arter. Miss
Hattie Arter. Miss Carrie Bowers, Miss
Nollie Trautwein.
Mary \. MARsH, Teacher.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11
Goods Warrantod as Represented.

Repairing Of all kinds done to erder on
short notice and warranted. Special at
tention paid to Watch Repairing.
JOHN PAuSCH, Jr.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

Kept by opotAe-
| carries in this
C II II ry. A
single trial wW
convince the most
| skeptical Of its
| ronde!Jul rolue.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

| Mey are m0de
| both with and
Isosthout sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
Ihe atse Of every
body; Because
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11
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riably establishes them as favorites
acith all who use them.
The reasons aUhy Dr.. Roback s
Blood Pills should be kept IN ev-
cry family are: Because they can
be employed IN all cases a0here a
"ffanaily physic" IS required, and
are perfectly safe IN thei, admin
istration at all times; Because
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-11

oGtIe SOuFcutiOH. One car ON our
train, if not more, was filed with
delegates to that Convention. They
were met at the depot by at least a
thousand of their color, and every
street appeared to be lined with
them. There was not particle of
confusion or even boisterous Ian
guage on the part Of any of them,
and they showed more intelligence
than I expected. Through Frapk
fort we passed over the hills and
through the valleys viewing a Sec
ton that nature seemed to have
done her best to make lovely. /
arrived at Louisville about IL
o'clock. Business detained me
only about three hours at Louis
vile when LETT on the I'd train that
passed e;er the new bridge, cross
IEg the Ohio river just above the
falls, and arrived at Seymour about
dark, and was detained here until
near midnight for the train going
west on the O. d NJ, road. About
two miles from this place saw two
years ago the tree on which the
Regulators" hung a half dozen des
peradces about that time, and if it
had now been in the day time
would have. complied with the re-
quest of Maj Sears, made to me on
my return from the former trip-to
bring him some gratis from that tree
if / ever got near it again-as he
said eve needed tree, of that kind
at least growing in this country"
J r. ! arrived at Vicennes on the In
diana side of Wabash river the di
,, viding line between Indiana and II.
linois, about daylight. r
) Vincennes is said to be the oldest
town west Of the Aleghany noun
tains. saw here the house occu-
pied by Gen. Harrison, while he was
the territorial Governor of Indiana.
f 1T is two story brick and must
) have been built near sixty years ago,
and is pretty good house yet. ]
wondered while looking at it why
any question should be. raised about
J the safety Of our School House as il
has only been built about fourteen
years.
The age Of this place with all its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

IN Saturday Mrs. OF Goulds-
boro went to the barn-yard 70 milk the
cons.-her husband remarked flat She
might be dead having been gone 50 long
and upon search being made she was
found dead in the yard
We learn by a gentleman of Bangor.
Just from South West Harbor. that all the
company from abroad have not leff the
Island nor the Freeman House. Vet. The
latter house. one of the very best ON the
Island. a. well as one of the oldest i now
full of guests, who are so well pleased
with the situation tina, they will tarry
sometime longer. 10 eni',e il.
The new seats for the High school
came last week They are single seats
with ALA tops. iron legs. haunomlzng
finely with the woodwork of the room.
A. now Completed it j. by far the finest
Scho0l-Goom in the County. and Is proba-
hlv equal 10 any In the state. win par
cnt> visit the school frequently aud Try to
keep up the newly awakened interest IN
H.
Capt. Alfred Foster. master of scboon-
or Columbia. from Bristol Ne. bound TO
Boston with a load of wood, ieu over
board in Portsmouth lower harbor. Thurs
day evening. while endeavoring to clear
nj, vessel from another schooner which
had run into her. and was drowned.
The Oxford D.mocrnt say, that Prof.
King. an aerial ;ravcli>i." lodged safely
IN rvrou. near s<.r. rrapp-s resi-
iencc and close 10 Coos Bridge. one morn
ing recently. 1'!t~ acronaui len the Fair
grounds of an agricultural society AT Bar
ton, Vermont. nj abou, three o'clock III the
afternoon. and landed al >ix o'clocl, next
morning.
The Wing SAWS that While the fires in
Etna were threatening them with dr-;rnc-
tion Mr. Thomas y. Lord. Teacher ~ ,hc
HIGH school. turned out himself and scho,-
ar~. 10 the number ~ about 80. and fought
the fir. with - good will. The young
gentlemen with axes. hoes ami >hpyclS,
aud the Young ladies with buckets Of water
aud srRoh@s well laid on. Through their
rNertion- The ire Wa stayed and large
amount az property saved MIR Lord i a
resident Of Bluehill and Is Wen known in
Che County.
John Shean. sailor. belonging in Bel
fa>,. :.cidcnily fll overheard and wa
drowned from schr Eyeiine. ':trt. Gilmore.
on Tuesday. 9Th inst. in Eggeno@gin
Il ach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

We learn that Ex-Governor Cong j.
-,iil alive hut lii physicians have given
over all hopes ofhi- recovery.
The census Of Arpo>took county show :
i gain since 1860 of l2.O0J. Her present
population will not De far from 5000.
-1hr house known a, the Poster
House" III Midtown. was burned on Tues
day morning la-;. Loss probably sl3oO;
insured for 500.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin ma been pro-
-pecting with view TO opening a Slate
quarry he ha~ become Interested in near
North Am-on |, Is said Ia he I fine nnc
Mr.. William Simpson j. erecting and
ha> nearly completed a fine new hotel on
the ste Of the old Frontier House, in Gal
ais.-Therc are twenry-eight new build
, ings in process OF erection on the ruins OF
+ the fire.
The Bangor Wing says: at is runor-
/ "a iha, Hon Israel Washburn i, TO bccnme
a candidate for the Eaited States Senate
and that hi, claims will soon Ne urged by
the Portland Piss.
MIR. F. .. Bailey. auctioneer effort
land. sold one day last week, over twelve
thousand dollars worth of carriages. and
H. wa, only one hour and fifty minute,
doing ii.
Capt. Bartlett at Wilton has erected a
I two -toty building 10 be occupied by ma
( chinery for making shoe peg for hand
/ work. for making thread spools and also
/ for the manufacture OF excelsior.
The prospect is said TO be good for
/ the building Of the Penobscot Bay & River
/ Z. Il. Stockton will subscribe ten per cent
, OF it, valuation and Camden has voted to
/ do same. says the Wing.
The Wing informs u that the
rails OF the Belfast 4 Moosehead Lake K.
| r., are all down except one mile near
Brooks. Gravel trains running i'm NIL
| directions. The friends of the enterprise
are confident that II will all be completed
IN about three weeks.
With the advice and consent of the
Executive Council Governor Chamberlain
has pardoned Jesse Wright who was con
fined in the Jail at Pennington on a life
sentence for murder. He was originally
sentenced to be hung. bur previous Coun-
ell comInuted il to imprisonment for life in
the Franklin county jail.
The Journals editorial correspondent
writes: We took a look at Elder Dun
hams huge squashes at Bryant's Pond. q
| day or two since. The largest weighs 20.
lb-.. and girts nearly eight feet There
are six or eight of the huge fellows close
by each other.
We see by the Wing that Tuesday
afternoon while number of men were Al
work caTking the schooner Friendship.
the vessel heeled over upon them Fred
\. Bragdon OF Brewer. was unable to
escape and one of his legs was crushed to
a jelly from foot to knee. Howard Field
of Brewer. also had his ankle badly in
jured.
1t is thought that the crops in this
| County will be worth as much as those Of
last year. They are indeed smaller. bun
better quality. Potatoes will reach one
half the yield of last year. The falling of
will be largely due to the fact that the
breadth planted is much less. Beans are
Of an excellent quality. The apple crop
will exceed that of~several years past
| Arson Advocate YETI .u- hAl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Port 0f Hasa Hag6of.


PORTLAND Ar aist S,h Sea Bird. Wallace
MillpriIge for Boston. with los OF bow-prii
snd foremost head. sch Telegl sph. Woodard
Ellsworth. oh l. Snow. jr. Griffin. South >,
Gcorg" Tor Gloucester Sch Gen. Grant. Der.
~. Bay Chs!eur. with 40 bbl. mackerel. Sch
A. II. Lennox. Colby. bay Chaleur. with 2Ot
bbl- mackerel
Ar a6th Gazelle. Pembroke. Abby A. snow
with I'D bbl> mackerei.
NEWPORT Artist William from Ellsworth
for Plwtucket.
EDG AKrowN Sid Goth Mary Lsngdon for
Buehill.
BOSTON Ar sad A. Is. Crab,ree. sullivan
Grampu> Franklin.
NEW YORK Ar e2., Sea Aall Franklin
lowed through He'll Gate 2lst John A. smith
Lord for Ellsworth.
GLOUCESTER Ar al.t Fair Dealer, Rem
lex Ellsworth
HOLMES HOLE Ar 2lst Marrelus Remick
for orders.
Ar ea,h brigs A 4 Larr.bse, " ariweli. Bos'
30 for Baltimore. Milwaukee. Brown, salem
for Philadelphia. Hap, SNOW, Bangor fos New
Haven. schs Harriet Baker, Weber n Yorh
fos Portland. Wave, taikcnhan, stontnxtou
for CSlai.. " alton. Palmer, Richmond, Ne
for Philadelphia, Josie Look. Addison for \
York. Burmah. Wiuslow. Bangor for do
Elizabeth, Gray RocklAnd for do. p. A Saw
Yer. Nulier. Boston for do.
SALEM Ar Goth Myrs. Robbins, Gouldsbo-
WILMINGTON y. c. Ar 2i., Ambrose
Light. Higgins, Bostos.
flowed through Hell tale sd. Benny I've,
for Boston, Delaware. snow for Portsmouth
Champion. Clark for Portland.
NEW LONDON Ar I'D Island Bell FOL
Roekiand.
Put INTO 81 John lPK no date, &C h How arJ
Wooster from Mayagucz TOR 81 Thomas.
PHILADELPHIA Ar SD Georgia circuit
Deer Isle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
ELIswoRrHp PRICE CURRENT.

APPLES-Bsldwin, d =; Cockiug. e 100.
Dried, 10. II
BUTTER-35. 10
BEANS-Ycll0w eyed o91o; Pa o9yeo 80.
CAEESE-2O.
CORN-1.25.
FLOUR-16 to 5000
GRAIN-Barley, 90, Oats, 10.
Rye. I Is ..
HIDES 4 SKtNS-Sheep skins, 70. . -.
dhies, &c. Cali skins, 1Scts.
LIME-e1. 40 per cask.
MEAL-Corn.el. 25; Rye, d. 30 el.5o.
POrATOES-6O
PRODUCE-Eegs %: Domestic Lard. 30 to IL.
PROvlSlONS-Roundl Hog. 14n 10 Beef 10 IL
Clear Salt Pork. $500 s. co.
Mutton,9 = l0c per ID. Spring
Lamb 1Oc. Turkeys 20 -
Chickens. II; Veal too.
Ham IS 20c.
TALLOw-Rou9h &c Rendered Ia to II.
WOODLAND S6 80 a . 90. Mill 90 . 4 90.
WOOL-Fieece IS. Pulled 81 TO 20.
Apples are quoted In Boston to y barrel
in n Hampshire and various other places ~
so cts, bushel. In waterville good eating
apples sell at so to IS cts.
Butter is quoted In Boston, best 81 70 u ;
good ~ to IS common 30 TO g. Factory cheese
II to Is. dairy 5 to II. Egg ~ to 25. Hay,
best - TO $50: inferior 10 TO e2O. 1t has been
up To Is \ t37. Beans. choice hand picked
pea-besn 9 70 to Is; medium 3 to e2.50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
hI2chias Union Items.

Jacob ". Stewart. master carpenter.
" MacIiA-pori ha> lail the keel and i
putting up the frame for schooner ofa5n
TONS which wifi be oil' probably early nrXt
season owned ht parties in Maehia>rnr;.
Machi4- and New York.
Travel for the past week. between Ma
chia- and Columbia Fails. went hy The
thr road through The northern part oi
,Ione-bpro. The bridge al Jone>boro on
the regular mail route va, up for repair.
The bridge between Ea-tport and Per-
ry j. ia process of repairs hui travel will
NOT De oh-;rIcicd.
-Machia-por gained - in population
ii ten wears. In the general appearance
of,hrin and prosperity thi> town ha- gain
III more than fiity per cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

The nomination of Eleazor W. Hutch
in>on OF Bucksport. Superintendent of
the Reform School. has been confirmed by
the Executive Council and approved by
the Governor.
The kennebec journal says the En-
gi>h mission was rendered some weeks
ago by the President to Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill,. who felt obliged to refuse the
distinguished position offered him.
-Schr William Whitman. at Providence
from Ellsworth. encountered the gale OF
the 18th inst. off Cape Cod. during which
lost ooth nbs and sprung leak of POGO
strokes per hour; succeeded in partially
stopping the leak. enabling her to reach
port.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Geo. ".
Brown of Maine has been detached from
daty at New Orleans and ordered to settle
h> accounts.
Capt. VIM. E. Milliken, of Pembroke
VIII enter upon the duties of Steward and
treasurer Of the Insane Hospital at Au-
gusta on the lst of October.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

No ORGAN OF THOUGHT OR ACTION can be
employed without the assistance OF the blood
and no organ can be employed safely or with
imp ir:tv without supply Of healthy blood.
vim healthy blood the exercised organs be-
cular or intellectual. By the Use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs the
blood ~ speedily yitnlizel aud purified, aud 30
made capable Of producing = sound mind and =
sound body. rt74
whose health is giving way. either as minis.
;ers Or those who study closely will find in the
syrup the material Y build them up and the
tonic To keep them tlere.'-Dr. CLAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

Capt Thompson Of Barqus Henry r. Lord.
report. that the storm OF the 18th aud 18th inst
At SEA was one OF considerable magnitude-x
heavy rain and an ugly wind accompanied by
waves OF mountains heights. (Of this latter
feature our Cape shores bore ample evidence
saturday and sunday, at the same time We ex-
perienced an ABUNDANCE Of wild n and y + wind
but no rain.) The II 2 l. made = hsrbOr nj
Holmes Hole. and under the restraining indu'
ence Of her best bower and chain, rode out the
Aale in sale,,. Not so wi the two schs that
taken refuge-hsvins gone ashore rs previous
~ reported. On her homew ard passage from
thence and on the "Shoals," passed . schooner
very deeply loaded, apparently with coal,
musts gone by the deck, being u cd In II
westerly direction by fisherman afterwards
and on the same day fell in with vessel bot.
tom up. Ina.ts, boOoms, gals, sails, &c, float. NJ
along side in one confused mass. which from
appearances had not been In that situation
long-looked around for some signs Of the crew
but could discover nothing, since then has
ihad tine weather and light winds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

We would not recommend the frequent or
constant Use Of any medicine. 1t is importa Mt
10 take even go ID article judiciously. Par
sons PursatiYe Pills." are safe, prompt. aud
reliable a. a laxative or cathartic.
Base Ball is undoubtedly good exercise and
capital smusement but II often occasions
bunged eyes, broken shins and bistered hands
We can tell -ou that in ali such cases IL 'sJohn
sons Anodyne Liniment" is re>orted to, il will
reduce the swelling and stop the pain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, William Y. Wood, Of Deer Isle. in
the Coun Y Of Hancock and State OF Maine,
b. his deed dated January ist, 1851. conveyed IN
fee and in mortgage 10 seth Webb and Samuel
Mhtmore OF Ueer Isle Aforesaid. the following
described premises, situate in Deer Isle aforesaid
VIZ "a certain tract or parcel Of land, with the
buildings thereon. bounded rs follows. vi. on the
Nosth, By the highway; East, by land OF late sus-
West. by land oi said William Z. Wood. con AIM
ing four acres more or less. The same being the
Wool. aid deed r-co ricd In Hancock Registry Of
Deeds, Vol. 10. page ia The condition Of the
above mortgage being broken. We. the grantees
xbaye named, hereby claim foreclosure OF the
same by publishing thls notice in accordance with
Law. SETH WEbB,
SAMUEL WHITMORE.
By AHxo WIswELL, their Attorney.
Sal, AN. ls;0. 3w3s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
BOOK NOTICES.

TIE NUR>ERY.-We have so often call
ed the attention of Parents to this Best of
all the Magazines for children that it
seems useless TO do SO any more, but the
October number is such fine one that we
can not well help calling attention again
TO It's merits. JOHN l.. SHoREY. Boston.
sl.j0 per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


,o,,4 ,Nn OTHER ITEMS.
t,,i,dino IN The rear of the
NIT
;u,.,, w,s found near
.,
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AESs Instant Relief Troupe l.
l. east.
Peter McGown i, building a house
''-fr the SIZE OF the old Academy
-Ihr lar-e-, squash q. The state fair
A.a-ari 2l73h> Las; year 2t5lb>.
- Steamboat Notice ofthe II. w.
thi, w.rA. Through ticket. to
....
Portland parties have commenced
qudfne a i"h~f.r faei..re a. Centre Har-
Passengers "lid Their baggage VIII be
'A' 10 ana from 'he H. w carter
-"' "'" >'n''''i'r o" 'i' >''oN> IN
'->'' N"i-f ''u' N"4 "' H''''e''e''
l'' I"''' u '''o't'-
h '"uilard who formerly pub
l. tlr Herald n tia~ city l. now the
r;
"'-' "'l'' ''l'''. i'''''''''A''"fl HI'
tt''t III h"'@Np''' y = r n"'"'
''f'itlt- N.>@-. i't "hirh 4" lh"l' 'fr Z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
MAR r E ID.

Married IN this city Sept. a3d Mr.. John Mos!ey
and Miss Willie L. Hopkins both Of Ellsworth.
Married in this city sept. 2sth Mr.. Albert Ii.
sworth
In sullivan, Sept 2lst by Rev. J. Johnson. at the
residence Of The brides step father. Mr. Wallace
Osborn, Esq. of Lynn. Mass 10 Aiss Maria D..
PreDle, OF sullivan. We return our thanks Tor .
large slice of the wedding cake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

We all consider Iron the embodiment OF
strength and power. but how few are aware
gives Us strength and vigor, and that an insult
ficiency Of II causes weakness sud debility.
The Peruvian Syrup, y p.otOxide Of iron. is
prepared expressly TO supply this vitalizing
element.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

THE BEST CLOTHES WRIxGER.-Be very
particular about getting the "Universal." with
improved cog-wbeels. This Is the only ono
we recommend, and our endorsement OF this l.
without mental reservation or modification
-Unirersdiist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Probate Courts.

i-,r.w,rTu-1.t Wed Jam. Feb. Aug;
So. md Dec.-2d we'd. April 81 "eN
.llu. and lih We'd. Oct.
EriruuI.-lst Wed. july and Nov
r,--r.ropr We'd. Jan. MAY and sept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Caution.

whereas my wife Elizabeth refuses 70 accept
support II ny banda in the home which have
provided Tor her and our child now with her At
bedgw,ck, Maine. And declines living with me
any more - . wife, this 10 - eau ion and forbid
pay dcbts Of Of her contracting nor any sums
for her support OF that OF said child except at my
own home in Carmel,
IF. TRAFTON.
Carmel. Nc. Sept. "a 1870. 3w37
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Notice,

Whereas Frelerick, PearsOns, y minor bound
to mt 10y the Seiectnen or Ellsworth until he is
twenty years ofage. has lett my house WHERE
BuitSki prov sion 10 made for his support this is
" forbid all persons trusting him ON my account
Is shall pay NO bills Of OF his support while he
10 away from my house.
Marrisville, Sept. 10Th 1870. '3w37
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noIlce or eoREcl osvRE.

WHEREAS, Angus Mcdonald, OF Deer Isle. in
LII the County OF Hancock, and state Of Maine,
), hi, deed dated January lst, 1881 conveyed N
fee and in mortgage 20 Seth Webb and samuel
Whitmore. OF Deer Isle aforesaid, the following
disc ribed premises, situate In Deer lsle Aforesaid
viz "A certain tract parcel Of iAod. with the
buildings thereon, bounded as follows, viI:-be.
ginn ing ut the highway 1t the corner Of
land OF Lew Is. Crockett, occupied BY Abner Gray
thence Westerly by same. sixteen rods; thence ) =,
40 II twenty. seven and 0ne-hah rods to common
thsnce East. nine and tw0-thirds rods to highway
thence North by same. 70 bounds begun At, Con
tanning three acres. more or less. Said deed re
corded in Hancock Registry Of Deeds. Vol. 100,
page l;6. The condition Of the above mortgage
being broken, sc. the grantees above named here
by claim foreclosure Of the same, by publishing
this notice in accordance with law.
SETH WEBB,
SAMUEL WHITMORE.
By ARNo WiswKLL, their Attorney.
sep. 18th, 1870. 5wss
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DIE d.

Died in Ellsworth. Sept. 18th. Sasnn A. AuSch
wife of Joseph Murch aged % years. months.
Died in Lam oiAe Aug. 3lsf Mrs. susan d. Kerry
wife OF Nahum Berry aged % ears.
Died In Bucksport sept. lith Mrs. Mary Il.
Brookman, aged 50 years, wife Of Henry Brook
Ebenezer Buck Of Bucksport deceased.
In La Sale Iii. Sept. 18th Rowland H. Carlton,
aged 81 years, son sCol. Roland Carlton sedY
wick.