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Drp %nn6s, or
MPORTANT ARR1VA L
AT
FURCHCOTT, BENEDICT g. CO.,
No. 2I4 KING STREET.
NEW AND FL E
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
jest IN.

A LARGE LOT OF
BLACK AND GoLoREg S162 ;Es SILKS, Elegant Shades,
siLK M VELVET,' Sample.
A full line OF MOURNING GOODS.
Merinos, Empress Cloth.
Bombazine Grape Cloth.
Henrietta Cloth. Mohairs. &c.
$50 pieces Irish and French Popltns all colors,
quality and prices,
200 pieces second thipn en- Black and Colored
Apacas only 25 cents per yard.
Fine Astrachan Trimmed Cloaks and Jackets.
Wool Jackets. Ho2ds. Nubias and Shawls.
splendid stock OF the latest styles OF all kinds
of Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, Ready Made Sashes,
Scarfs and Bows.
ArtlncIal Flowers, Pun1es, Feathers.
Guns and Collars, EMBROIDERY. Kia Gloves.
1000 pairs OF Blankets from 81 80 to SIS.
Our Cloth and Tailoring Department contains
the best selection Of CASSlMERES, BEAVERS,
Doeskins, Broadcloth, LADIES' CloakinQ, Seal-sEin
and Astrachan Cloth.
-! Our Hosiery and Notions Department IS COM
JUST RECEIVED.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
100 sets (Cape and MufrI price ss-worth IS.
10 real As.rachan White Jackets.
200 pieces OF !, 2and PLY CARPETS, Will he
leo pieces Bru- ses best Carpets, sod
20 pieces Body Brussels, Chpan.
Rugs, Mats, uil Cloth, Mltting. &C., 0heap'
Samples given, and Goods delivered free Of
charge o any part Of the State.
No trouble to show GOODS.
Merchants Miliiners and Tailors will do well by
examining and pricing our Goods before order.
Ing from Northern markets or buying elsewhere.
Buying OF importing and manufacturing houses
only, we are enabled 10 Sell as cheap 80 any JOB
biug House North. and we most cordially Invite
all to convince themselves OF the above stated
facts.
FURcHGoTr, BENEDICT CO.,
No. No. 81 M Kiuss kins street. street Charleston S. C..
No. % White street, New York,
novl3 No. 8 Bay street, Jackson Vile, FIJI.
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INTERESTING LEcTURE.-A lecture upon the
condition, duty and dangers Of the colored man
IN the United States will be de;&Eared this eve
ming, at Gains Church, BY Lieutenant Governor
A. J. Ranser. No charges will be made for ad'
mission, and the lecture vii begin at O'Clock.
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Anrtion 6aIes--futnre Daps.

By JOHN G. MIINOR & co.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX CRATES AS
w. SORTED CRoCKERY on account OF under
writer's and all concerned.
On THURSDAY. the l6tl, instant, ct halfpast 10
O'c ock, will be sold, at the Store No. Hayne
street,
los crates cRocKERY. consisting Of:
G. @. PITCHERS, Tea Cups and Saucers, @. G. d
W. G. Muf1il Plates, Chambers, Nappers, DIsheas
Bakers, DC.
Damaged on board schooner Marion on her voy-
age from Liverpool to this port, and sold on &C.
count OF the underwriters and ali concerned.
Conditions cash on delivery, apdlto be removed
immediately after sales.
nix Savannah Republican, will please copy. and
send bills toJohn G.. Minor 60. noVlS
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New ordinations.

WE ARE NOW OPENING A GREAT
w VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES. DESKS,
WokK BOXES, WRITING CASES, PORTFOLIOS,
DO, &c.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, AND ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL
: STATIONERY.
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A BOX containing one qu!re OF note paper
with envelopes 10 match, for 25c., at
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,

d.. Comstock, R. Bouner, New York;. Gran.
ston, Augusta; ]. D. Pelz4r, Aiken; H. Camps, New
York; W. Gregg, Johns Island; c. D. Bates,
]. wilson, W. Stevenson, Georgetown; A. J.
Anderson, Columbia; ]. W. ARIZONA, wife and
child, Q. A. Barlow, New York; G. Lepsner, Bos.
ton; W. J. Avery, Auburn, n. Y; K. H. Gamble,
Florida.
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Hotel acknowledgements IL and la.
PAVILION HOTEL.

w.B. Ramsay, Augusta; C. W. Kimball, O..
S. Army; h. Klein, Chicago; Captain ]. NJ. Mur-
ray, W. S. Walsh, Savannah; Mrs. Il. Weldon,
Edisto Island; Mrs. s. W. Rhodes and children,
Mississippi: NJ. 8. Wells, Providence; P. Fl. Can
der, Florida; r. J. SIMS, Savannah.
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fanrp GOODS, &r.
-ooo>oo,~~~o~~->-~--~-.-
DICH FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C.,
AND
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.

take pleasure in informing my customers and
the public that am now opening the largest and
most complete Stock OF the above Goods ever
exhibited in this city, and am prepared to oner,
at prices as low as can be purchased North or
South, a beautiful assortment OF WEDDING,
BIRTHDAY AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS, OF en-
tirely new designs and superior to any hereto
fore offered. Work. Boxes, Jewel.BuXes, Writing
Desks, Albums, Toilet Sets, Vases, Mantel orns
ments of beautiful patterns and very cheap.
TOYS AND GAMES in endless variety, Fire.
works, Fire Crackers, Torpedoes, transparent
Lanterns, &C. -
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, warranted pure,
and entirely fresh, Il guarantee that there Is no)
better imported or MANUFACTURED in this country
MY Stock OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS, such as
Clothing, Nursery Sheeting, &C., Is now COM
plete. "
ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT,
con,s, hing beautiful line OF Goods conceded by
eyerybofy who has seen them 10 be the cheapest
in the city. i respectfully ask an inspection OF
'1' F. Won SANTEN,
No. 229 King street.
novla.mw2 Next door to Academy OF Music.
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No. $50 KING STREET,

Are now opening fresh and Wen varied stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES for Ladies'. Misses, Mems,
Boys AMI children, in all the different qualities,
abie nrices' A cali most respectfully solicited.
Stock replenIshed weekly By steamers from Phila-
dephia aud New York. noVl3mtnlmo
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anrtion 8aIes--QhiS Dan
RyL ENSLOW & co.

BY j. A. ENSL0W & co.
UNDERWRITERS SALE.-P o T 8,
u Ovens, Spiders Biscuit Covers, Trace
Chains Nails. scythes. Corn Mills, &C., &c.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, will be sold In
Sore, on Union Wharf. at II O'Clock A. NJ,
600 IRON POTS
1888 Iron Spiders
435 Iron Biscuit Covers
900 IrUn Ovens
2200 Iron Covers.
cask Frying Pans
8 casks Hoes
casks Trace Chains
bags Nails
cask Corn Mills
1 bale Soy thes.
Damaged on the voyage Of importation from
Liverpool to this port and sold for account OF the
Underwriters and all concerned.
Conditions cash. noVl3
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Haselst. Bazaar and Eas5 Bay News Room.
mayl3-m
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Samples given, and Goods delivered free o
charge o any part OF the State.
No trouble to show Goods
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| HgoLs avDIo WvI11IM HOH9dWd
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200 pieces Of !, 2and 8 PLY CARPETS, Wi, he
leo pieces Bru. ses best Carpets, sod
20 pieces Body Brussels, Chpan.
Rugs, Mats, uil Cloth, Mltting, &C., 0Ne"p'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-26


The population of Cranberry Island
increases remarkably fast. While we have
reports OF various epidemcs in adjoining
places. the little sea-girt Isle is EXEMPT
from all at present, excepting very severe
cold, or influenza.
w. l.. freble, Esq. has a crab-apple
tree which was set out last spring. It has
been In blossom four times The last time
little apples appeared while the blossoms.
PINK aud white. were on the tree-a novel
aud very pretty sight. 1t remained In
bloom until October.
The cunning season Is in full HAS,
BIRDS are plenty. and are sold for Is cents
pair-tootS mostly. Cranberry Island
used TO he famous place for cunning. We
are told that in one house here 10 birds
We're picked in one day.
There are some people here who say
they never heard Of such place n La
moline and they want 10 know where it i.
VIII you please explain for their benefit,
ani also ior the satisfaction IF others who
may be in the dark:
lan"ine was incorporated three year,
ago. made Of the Eastern part Of Trenton.
FL.
The Portland Trrascriw and f.. &. Al
lens Literary CgmpaaioH. are the papers
chiefly taken on this Island Two or three
copies of the Ellsworth american. with one
"r NOR" each of the Eirersi,b Eeho. Port
land iTytts. Go"i .>eed. Boston P-.ss and
Pa@ make up the variety Il /. hardly to
he credited. hut even in rhi~ enlightened
agr. there are families who do no, take
even "ue paper of any Kind.
Tie weather has been unprccedentc,llv
cold here for the season September was
like November and This /. like midwinter
minus the snow aud ice There wa, a lit
Il" STOW last night aud the night before
and .ce ou the pond 20 they say. Tonight
III" wind blow, tornado. Blow winds.
and crack Sour checks - Old Boreas hold,
high csrutsal on this bleak aud fricid lie.
The melancholy day. have come" ,nrc
enough Can't say whether there l. ever
any Indian summer herr or not.
MIR. Joseph Harding OF thi. place /.
qhite = farmer IN 2 small way. Ill, po;a-
i""- rahba-e', ~qna~h"~. turnip- aud Gu
cnwhers were u prime quality one ~
H. -'-.d eurumber> measured fourteen
inch"- Mound. \ hubbard squash which
wa, hr"scn ~ accidentally early IN the
Hall weighed thirteen pounds. some N
d. ur1ip. ncr, 80 large that il tnaA onl,
ten q them to TIL bu,h"l basket Iii.
vegetable, bad not attained their fun ,izr
when gathered liz al-o raised quit. a
piece ~ oats
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-26

lewis Richardson Of Hockhnd. a
promising young artist, is portrait and
Landscape painting ON the island; Hi
studio j Al seal Cove
{ APT. Epherr Dix OF Goose Cove. was
in home last week in new vessel-"Etra
May"-built for him at Calais. Pine ship
and an able crew"
Two boy- belonging to South wes,
Harhor. by the name Of Deliver and Trus-
sci. aged ten and eight YEAR. went out into
the woods the other day aftcr some gum.
ani strayed so far a. to ge, lost and were
out all night The neighborhood turned
out in search for them-hunred the forest
through. and all down The ,hore. They
were found the next morning BY Hiram
Deliver. father Of the oldest boy. who did
not rest from his search during the nigh,
The older boy was quite hero in his
guardianship over the younger. +. Ii. u.
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Cranberry Island Items .

GFanberrv Island ltrms.
The republican voters Of Cranberry
Island are few and faithful. and deserve
much honor.
There is a monthly rosebush here four
years old which is over seven feet high and
has had fifty roses on it at one time
The boys here excel the Aborigines in
the use of the bow and arrow-an all alb
sorbing pursuit. All other boyish games
appear to be forgotten.
The Preble house has one boarder at
present-a book agent, canvassing the Is
land for the sale of religious publication
with good success.
The herring-catching business which
was very brisk short time since IL nearly
over; the catchers are boxing up their
smoked herring which are very nice.
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1t~.s along shore.
FROM DROWNING DURING THE PAST
WEEK.
ON Tuesday OF last week. oct. l.ih)
Horace Sperry. workman in the saw mill
of J. r. Wallace n L. sullivan. fell OF Of
log. into the pond, and was drowned.
The body was recovered. Young Sperry
was about .wenty-three wears Of age.
On the following Saturday, Capt. Thorn
a. b. Hill, accompanied by his son. Ell
wood.-his nephew. Willie Simpson. son OF
g. T.. Simpson.-and Daniel Graham, son
Of Aaron Graham. started in a skif 10 90
10 Stewards Island. in Flanders Bay. On
the passage down the bay. by some acci-
dent the skin was upset, aud Graham was
drowned.
AFTER clinging 10 the boat for about half
( au hour. the remaining three We're rescued
I in very exhausted condition. by Capt
I Hanna ofschooner -. who was going
] down the bay outward bound.
John II. Tracy. Esq. also came 10 the
4 rescue of the survivors. and rendered time
4 ly aid by conveying them TO his house !;
and assidnously laboring for their relief.
Young Graham was promising young
man about nineteen years Of age His
body had not been recovered sunday noon
Capt. Hill has been in command of first
class vessel. for many years. without any
serious accident. or the loss of single
man and il seems peculiarly sad, that
after he had successfully brayed a thous-
and perils. this accident should happen in
the smooth water of land-locked bay.
scarcely more than mile from his home.
The citizens OF Sullivan, Gouldsboro.
Steuben and Milbridge are surveying a
route for a railroad.
The citizens of Steuben have organized
Lyceum, and hold weekly meetings.
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VIEW 1DFERTTSEMENTS.

fl -tug eft Maii--p Mcfarland J. VI
\.s t,o5i-- I-aac Ilynau.
if-utstet,-ts..s. 4 DIVER
Meals Furnl~hei-Steam Bakery
ft.r supper &c.-i- "a hes Of Trenton
.il.' aui ollen-DF kcnnesiy
"a Afaty Harness >oa{,-t. =. Whiinct 4 Go.
t ihr Hon. Legislature Of naine-T,l5.as X D..
I.-l ai Letter--D Mcfarland T. Nj
I.Htn5 f-f.s--t hirkeFing 4 sons
t-f-stt-i- Nan > Murch.
..afni--l"ner. \'iirc samuel WAGON anl }
--as "a auiesl-. BurrI
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Passed through He'll Gate goth, sch Mary Means,
Parker, Hoboken for Boston.
Turner. Boston, sch windward' Ellis ~ John.
BALiin1RE-Cid 18th. big Julia holbrook.
HCHAoSD-Ar 18Th sch Florence Mayo, Hall.
Rockiand.
MIiSlNeIoS, CA: 18th. baraue IIele a..
CnaRsnsroS-Ar Goth ship Reunion. Cur,.s. -.
vannah.
Sch + Arcularius, Gregory. at y York from
Rockland. in coming through Hell Gate 18th
inst, coilided with freight sloop. name I'M
known. dr wing the sloop high and dry up the
beach At Ward'- leland. where she lies with her
rail and main boom broken, aud part OF her
hull stove. The T. A did not sust ain any dam
age.
Brig Helen NJ Rowey. West. from Pensacola
for New York, reports sept y and - had a
heavy Isl; gale, lost and split sails; was day
North OF lIatteras.
BsTquc Ada Carter. from Phila. for Havana,
which was lowed into saw fnnah disma>ted and
haky Is found 10 bc in such bad condition
not to warrant the necessary repairs. and the
surveyors recommend that she he sold.
brix Gazelle. Cole, from Stockholm Tor New
York put into fayal previous 10 cath ult. with
cargo shifted and leaking ia topsiles. also lost
sails
sch Emily Curtis from Salem Tor Alexandria
remained ashore on the Upper Middle Ground,
entrance TO Chesapeake BAY, 10Th inst, lying
well up and perfectly tight.
>ch sophia. from Halifax for Boston with
100 Dbl. macAerel. iounderei of Cape Sable
18th inst and all hand, We're lost.
Memoranda.
Barquo Andc-. Of Portland. has been repair.
cd aud -treng hencd the past month, aud a Iuz.
zsniDast put in-also new fore and mainiup-
ms>ts Pun up with new yard. AMI an entire new
suit III sails.
Launched. from the yard Of Joseph Wilder &
Co. Pembroke, last week. sch about 40 tons
o. m. called the >cud. designed for the coa,ting
trade. and COMMANDED by Capt a Hullawsy OF
Edmund-.
Launched al Milbrdge lGgh. from the ward
Of T. Dyer 4 Go. brig Lizzie /!iiloson. about
.pn ion,. To he commanded by Capt Gel. [.
Dow. Jr.. wh" /, part owner.
Al" launched a, Milbridsv 18th. a brig ct
-! tons. called the 1eucriffc. to d. commanded
b. Capt. b.. Tracy, Of Gouli,borp.
Launched at talais 18th. from the ward of
Me,sr, Nickcr-on 4 RIdcout. a ffue centre
board sch called the T. 4 Oakley. She = to
bc commanded by Capt. Newman Of North
port They have smother nearly completed.
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My suffer with SEX hcai.rhe AMI r.ryou.
h~aiArhe. usually induced. by cb>tlscne.. indi-
Re>ii"u, &c. such Icr-ons Will nnI rrli,f. n
n"' enrc. - keeping the bowels oI~n with
small d"-'. Of "Fars n Purgatisr rAl.."
Have you iuhamInA;ory sorc throat. III
joints. or lamrucss from ,uF cause whatever,
haNt yuu rheumatic or other pain, IN ans part
- The hslyt II 20. u-e johnson. Auplyue
lAnimcni. oar wor,i f3r n. Il j. The lc.t pain
kiieE 10 tLl. country.
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Business Notices.

frou MtRGaEI-r Ko.TKs. Frccpoti Nc.
f4~'p ri. March .. l~ssj
wish e. adj INV Testimony to ihou.and. 81
other IS which could D given % the efficacy OF
Mi-' >A"y ers >also IN caring swo Hing on NV
shouldn't. of 4 dangcrou, tendency
NJ ,ItGARTr En.rus
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Farm for Sale,

s~A THE SUBSCRIBER OfFEEs FOR SALE
sss@ his well-kaown farm, situated In Els.
xHAh8 worth, on the Bangor road miles from
Ellsworth village, and four from the Falls village
sal farm CON ain- one hundred and flfty acres OF
land, twenty-five under cultivation, thirteen in
pasture, balance in wood and timber land. There
is large meadow that euts eight tons Of hay, but
with small outlay II conld be made to cut tween
ty. some portions OF this meadow is now well
into cranberry vines. Tue house is a large two
IN the second story whole length. Wood shed
and carriage house, two stables, one sDN32 and
2sx30. Two well. oil water. Also a Young
orchard Of choice apple trees. just beginning 10
bear. The situation Is suitable for Tavern stand
ana Is desirable every way. IL is offered for sale
because intend going west. \ good bargain
will be given. ROYAL TYI ER
Ellsworth. Sept. 5. ISL. Sst,
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NJ \ II RI + ID.

In Ellsworth -on the 18Th inst by ROY wm n
>aNafy, Nj, Itcn 4. t,rniic d. Mr. Catherine
Howard l-,th ~ hllsw forth
To hg" llli--ln the EF"riug ~ Tho nth At h.
residence Of tho hri,l-- father. Mr. .. u Mor.. 1T
Boston Mac AMI Mi.s ~Atirt ynuEEr.t laughter
ct VI Lord 80 hlur iIiI
IN E'i.n -iath hY I.,auanlJ Thomas T-u Ier
Groom J. springer ID Ir,ut1u ann Ms.- Fr4sr.s
II nssr rf i.u
Fremont 80 I-th g.. 1 u Wtlnan ~ Nr
Nu.u-tu. hArti'r arf.t N..- WA p.-r. t..iH II
Nj p,--sit
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Local and Other Items.


sunday. Monday. Tuesday and wc,l-
.r-isy were very pleasant day.
Thc Premium List OF the Surry Pans
.r- Club j. received and viii appear next
Herk-
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.ad improved clad TO 49,. hi. eyidcoc.
af rr,,.,,cri,,
The Nal, for Now Hnn.wicp and
\l,a scotia ar. now sent hy th. raro,,..n
Is. Nor,h american RAILWAY.
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Chr ELLSWORTH american.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1871.
Probate Courts.

tll-NoHrH isl "wednesday in January. feh
,.... August. september. a8t December. "a
t,..Ir--.its in AprtL 81 Mc-inc-sl1t IA june and
.I ..iae-IIas q, tsl'--r.
s. EHiL.-l.i We.ine-'ity is Iniy and Noyefn
,.N-four sd "wednesday danaas,, May
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

WHEREAS, Cordeia S. Gilley OF fremont, bv
w her deed OF mortgage dated the twenty. fifth
day OF August, 1853, and recorded in Hancock
Registry, book l39, psge 222, conveyed to me
certain lot Of land situated in said fremont and
described a. follows VIZ -Begnning NJ George
Harmons south line at the town road thence
running south by said road four rods, thence east
TX rods, thence north four rods thence west six
rods, 70 the fret mentioned bounds, together jtb
the buildings thereon. And whereas ., the condi-
tons Of said mortgage having been broken, I
clam to foreclOse the same according to law in
such cases made and provided
c. W. MILLIKEN.
Lamo,ne, Oct. 3, ISL. 3w4l
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

STATE OF MAINE, Hancock, IS.
WHEREAS, Jane Susy, of Ellsworth in said
w County OF Hancock, on the sixth day OF DC.
tober. 4. D., 1853 by her mortgage deed OF that
date, duly signed, executed and delivered mort.
gagged To Bridget Cochran, OF said Ellsworth a
certain parcel of land situated in Ellsworth,
Aforesaid, and Is particularly described IN said
mortgage, which is recorded in Registry of Deeds
Office IN said County of Hancock, vol. is, page
B', TO which reference may be had for a particu.
Lar description OF said mortgaged premises. And
whereas, the conditions of said mortgage having
been broken, the said Cochran claims a force los
ure Of the same, and gives this notice in accord
ance with the provisions of the Statutes of this
state, for the purpose Of ioreclosing said mort.
gage. BRIDGET COCHRAN,
by Amory Otis, her Airy.
Dated at Ellswoi tn, Oct Z, ISL, 3wfI
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SAVE loUR prcrUR's BILLS When Dr.
Wi-iar'- BAl>AD Of Wild Cherry viii CuEE
coughs. calI, bleeding 1t the luns.. AMI are.
the fcil destroyer. Consumption. II dsrs more
than most physicians can d.. ThcIu,c Of .u-
gle bottle. c,,iins one dollar. will satisfy the
increlu.au. tina, they need look ~ further fnr
thc required All
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage,

STATE or MAISE Hancocs -
WHEREAS. Hannah \. Hayey 81 Franklin. IN
w sals County OF Hancock. Un the thirticih
dAy OF Apfn. a. d, $50, by her MORTGAGE deed of
that date, duly signed. executed. anI dcliytre,l.
mortsaged to John Wet OF Franklin In tn. - "A
county OF Hancock. a certain parcel OF land ta.
eether with the buildings thereon, situate ,u sail
Franklin. and particularly described la said
Mortgage, which > recorded in the Register OF
Deeds ONCE, IN said County In vol. lpi, page rs
10 which said Record reference may be had Tor a
particular description Of said mortga.ed prem.
ise--and, whereas the conditions of said mort
gage having been broken the said West ckains a
foreclosure Of said mortgage. and gives this no
tlce IA accordance with the provisions OF the
statute OF this state for the purpose OF forecos.
ING saIi mortgage. JOHN WEST.
Dated at Franklin, Oct. g. ISL. aw.l