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From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Arril Both

tlNCG<NATf. April sum.
The arrivals to-day are steadily increas-
inr. and from some directions have been
immense. The city j. full of strangers
and the interest j. increasing every hour =
II ha, been settled that Judge STANLEY
Matthews will be temporary Chairman of
the Convention. Farther than this moth
I'm. j. settled in reference to other officers
Though There j. mach speculation relative
tn pc'mancIa officers. the interest relative
lo candidates wa> never 20 great aS today
Great pressure i, made tor Judge Davis.
AND ii~ friends talk confidently. \ train
ui l. ears. bearing DELEGATES a.grc.ating
IS hundred. came in al II o'clock from
Itsi>. bfCItur aud other cities. Ii i
,..,llnad that they are largely III favor OF
bltf-. The uicad> of Francis Adam,
hardly >ccm confident, though there /, 50
much chaos ui opinion that il is not safe
- make predictions The Kansas delega-
t.,a had 4 meeting this moruin. and de-
,llel formally tor rrumbull. but showed
uo di-p -uiou 10 IA axe a ii :, hi for any can
d.i4te. Horace Greeley appears to be
then choice for ice-Pre>ident. The dele
-Ajc> from Illinois are badly divided and
81 RI lrr making toward reconciliation.
Iuc Indiana. III uoi,. Missouri, aud other
lc c-at.uu~ hold meetings this afternoon.
The Ienne>>ecans held meeting thi,
iarraiug and we're addressed by Col Col
las and Col. BY rd. the latter from East
Tennessee. At - meeting OF the friends OF
Davis, Palmer and rTumbull. from Him
Q :. AN agreement was reached by which in
the Convention Davis i 10 be entitled to
half the delegates from Illinois and the re-
WAiudcr Ia be divided between Palmer and
EWnhu,i. The New England delegation
held a genera! meeting Tonight. though
there j. Not a. many delegates in all the
safe, ot New England Is votes to be cast
IIlm New Hamp>hifc. Maine has Hamlin
"t Portland, I.yiord and ID. r. Wright OF
Lewiston. and Manson of Bangor. and
Perkins Of Ellsworth. Massachu>ett, a
irH more delegate, than votes. New
J. gland. il l. said. will give first a COM
Elementary vote for sumner. then for Adj
.a- first. and rrumbu!!. and would. il is
s,l- be willing 10 take both Adams and
IrumbuN without regard to person OF
place. Edward .AiktrSou is Chairman of
tu. Massachusetts delegation. David \.
Wells ot the Connecticut. and Edward Har-
li> ut the Rhode Island delegation. In the
event Of Irumhuii> nomination. there j
some talk that Henry K. eelden will be
urged tor The second place, ~ Al least part
90 The New \ ork delegation. The revenue
I ..uA 10 the platform i. a Vet. disturb
~ question. aud satisfactory conclusion
had no; been arrived IL 10 4 late hour to-
A -ht al 4 conference held between the
New ORR and Missouri delegates. who
age The most Interested in th> question.
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Bluehll-March eth. Mr. Haty Il. Billings.
aged - years
Bo>ton-March 18th. Mis- Clara Mason. Of
Bluehlll, aged - Years, d months
oBliUAkf.-lhe sudden death OF Capt J
I. Nurch Of Trenton, WAS announced through
the American some weeks since
first knew Capt. Murch. about thirty-tiye
sears ago. and ii was about that time that he
embraced the christian religion. and united
with the VI. l.. Church. lie was an earnest
active. and consistent christian gentleman,
from the time he e>pou-ed the cause of Chris
till his eyes were closed in DEATH
Capt. Murch, died. a all good men die. trust
inS ia Jesus anu Joyiuliy hoping for heaven.
HIS death. was another illustration of the fact.
that. believers in Christ, do not renounce
their religion upon the death-bed.'
lie was successful business man, for some
thlrty-hve years, and accumulated a handsome
properly. he gave literally 10 religious in.ti
tutions and was very kind and benevolent TO
the poor.
In his death, the poor lost a friend, aud the
business community, an active and honest
citizen. Capt. Murch, will be missed from the
family. the church, and the town.
lie had his faults. of course for no man i,
perfect IN this lite; but he had a substantial
christian character, and will live in the memo
ry Of his many friends. He was a good man. -
and has gone to his reward. H. NJ r
Ellsworth-April %, Abigail wife of Hon
j. X. RednIan. aged - years.
This announcement Will bring sadness TO
many, and will awaken tender memories in
the hearts Of those who knew and loved her.
For hity -four years she was the discreet. trust-
ed and devoted wife oil her now bereayed and
deeply afflicted husband, LEFT in hi, age and
ieebleness TO finish the last stage Of his pgrlln-
age uncheered by her helpful sympathy. Her
surviving children mourn the los, of an atfec-
tonate and devoted mother.
Mrs. kedman was Il woman of large sympa-
thies, unfallii2 cheerfulness and abonndng
charity. making her home happy one. moi
only 10 her family but TO all who enioyed her
christian hospitality. For number Of wear,
she has been suffering invalid, which largely
withdrew her from the active duties TO which
she was ever so prompt, but she Welded TO the
will of her Heavenly Fatheg. with cheerful
submission.
Mrs. Redman was for many years a prof.ssed
disciple of Christ. The sincerity of her chris
tan profession was attested it is believed. by
life Of exemplary consistency. She loved The
word and the house OF God and delighted TO
worship with his people. Her faith was sim
pie, childlike, and undoubting. Ii was tested
not only BY prosperity, but also by sorrow and
pain and feebieness and was not found wanting
An unfaltering trust in God, promises and
hope in his mercy sustained and cheered her
to the end. Long will she be tenderIy re-
membered and sincerely mourned.
The memory of TIE jUst y blessed." Con-.
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Police Court Record.

Before l.. A. EMERY, Trial Justice.
Shacktord V Monaghan. This was a
process, OF forcible entry and dctainer. b.
gun by Jeremiah Shackford t. gain pos
session of certain premises on Water
Street. occupied by Stephen Monaghan.
whose tenancy was alleged 10 be forfeited
on account of failure to pay rent.
The action was brought before Trial
Justice Emery on account OF Judge Drink
waters (of the Police Court interest I'm
the premises.
The case first came up for hearing on
Sat. April 20. when the Pin. was com
PEELED to ask a continuance for one week
on account of his failure to prove title in
himself.
On Sat. April -. when the PHI. had
put in his evidence. the counsel for rcspon-
dent moved that the action be dismissed.
on the ground that it was necessary for
the writ 10 allege the interest of the Police
Court Judge, in order TO give the Trial
Justice jurisdiction.
The Court sustained the motion and the
action was accordingly dismissed Tor want
of jurisdiction
Burnham. p Du,,or
Wiswell.
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Buchiil Items

sine. IA. opeuir,,,. ,.,.,s,;a,,,t.... l.....
me-. has ,,r, nu,h ,.,i,.l ,...,,..t....
ofv.-~,l. l,, arrived ,,i,l, r,.;..t.,
merchant. and other. ,,,.,.li..,t..,....,
her. wood. ,,ayc-. c,r.. nr Eu.rai, .,J
other market.
r, ,,....,,.,
ga,ional Church Of iii, Comfy viI d..
held with the church here. on ,b.. ....,nl
week in jun.
The time %, the enrar.,oo,, ofpr,
p. T. Wilcox win RI. C.n.,,,..,,,;.... ,
church viii .x,,ir,. ,.,, ,l,,. 2,,l, ,,,..,.i.,,.
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Peuoba cot Items

Peuoba cot Items
-Rechlb Lodge |. o. Of o. Templars
have in contemplation the building of a
Hall they have already 500. pledged for
that object and hope TO be able To- CON-
mence work next month. The member
ship of the Lodge is reduced to scarcely a
Bakers dozen" and the enterprise viii i'm
pose 4 heavy tax on the individual mem
bers. but the Lodge we believe has nearly
all the vitality and s-lt->acrificing devotion
10 the cause of Temperance, II had in its
palmie>t day.. when it, membership was
three times as large aud to b, so was sim
ply delightful exercise requiring no sacri-
flee or personal devotion
The pressing want of food for stock
has been relieved By good supply OF corn
aud meal which is selling for 80 ct> per
bushel.
The snow disappeared from the earth
WIN the exception OF here and there !.
spot which seems loath 10 yield to the ge
MAI attack of Spring. While Old Jack Frost
Is leaving abundant evidence OF his severe
contest with his warm enemy-the sun
aud in some places our roads are in almost
an impossible condition, while in others
they are a dry a. summer. Farmers pre-
diet backward spring for farming and
some are 50 far-seeiug that they see but
little hay ahead
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i'ort of Ellsworth

>'u- Agt uap. Ni.uuu.J. / u,isu.
'-n.Hr. - Ittsiuu
u Nuaiati Woodland. I;u.f.a
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John 7 Derry.
WIN. II Tnecmb. .
Mrs. Charles SNOW.
Mrs Alex Snow.
pr Z p. Chase and wifs,
J Wakefield and wife,
VIM. Bcattie and wife,
Jacob Shas and wifi,
Inhn : Case and wife,
u. ". Wight and wife,
w q. Fuller and wife.
Thomas CoiSou and wife,
Dea Henry InHaham and
wife.
q. J. ConaHt Postmaster Of
RoeklHn,il and vifr.
] X. kimhall and wife,
William MCI,0uu.
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AGENIS w Anted.-A gents Ma &c M ore mon
n ~ dt work tor as than az any hing else Bus.
mess light and permanent. Particular, free q.
sTINsoS Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland.
Maine. gH
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THE BLOOD owes its color to minute glol,u-
les which float in that fluid. and CO. tain. in a
healthy person a large amount Of Iron. which
gives vitality to the blood. The Peruvian Syr.
up supplies the blood with this vital element
and gives strength and yigor TO the whole sys-
tenn.
Tur MICROSCOPE. -Dne of the most inter-
e>iing experiments aud one that Is easily per-
formed. l. Ia w5'ch the change in the blood Of
n delicate or vriy pale person while using Fell
lows Compound Syrup of iiypor ho> phites
The cnlorlc~> or dead corpuscles are steadily
removed from the system aud are replaced
nv the red III vitalized p.-t:ce> SO necessary 10
vigorous exist nee.
DURIaG Tur FEVER epidemic Of last month,
the stock OF Ayers Agrr Cure in the Old
Nnrth state became ';.h,u>ied, and before \
supply could be receive ed from Lowell the sui
.rng from chlls and ieaver became fearful
4 Jew parties were 20 fortunate as 10 have n ON
hand. and IT, Ircdell County. the Druggist ekrtl
ont their stocks by >eliind ao>es-a snoontIl
A." ch-inr dollar Many paid ten dollars tor a
bottle. when the regular price i bnt one. and
thought them>elv- tiVn ed at thar. "a valuable
the curl I've properties of this pTppar,iion
which not only eXpc~ The poison from they
ten. but leaNes the "ati m With untmp =, Il
hc.'lih aud ,lgor. Raleigh q. Co. standard.
flirnd II "ur-. PARSONS PURG >rtvr pILL>:
they are the purposes vi good pJIgalIve m,I-
i-itie.
Decidedly the best remedy that hs, ever brcn
III >suNrr,d III rheumatism. swollen or .Iiti
J'lul>. t",h w"und-. >praiu-. bruises. cuts 1nd
burns. i JUIINsuN'> ANoDYNE LININFNr
~" L>c 10. aud always rec1mmoud Il to our
tIirHd>.
tAsIoRIA-is scientific vegetable prepare
ton; perfect substitute for aud more effective
than Castor oil. and i, pleasant To- take. II
clran~c> the >vtscm in most remarkable maui
neF; docs not distress or grippe. but operates
when all other remedies have failed. II l. Ger
tam TO >upcr>ede Pills. Co>tur OIL. Narunt,c
>Hrup> and all other purgaiiSc and exciting
m diclncs. The tastoria contain, neither MIN
erals. Morphine nor Alcohol By il, emollyni,
soothing effect. 1t a>>imllatc> the food aud uru-
dhtr> natural sleep particularly adlatins It to
crAln and tcrthIus children. II cures >tom-
ach Ache. NInd Collie. Constipation. FlaiulD H.
cy. Group and Kills " orm>. Make Your pru.-
gi-t end Tor II, he will always keep II. Il ~
cry family must have II. 1t cost but inv cents
bottle. wis
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its most insidious and dangerous foes in the
many so-called tones and "appetizers," made
of cheap whiskey and refuse liquors. finished
pp TO suit deprived appetites, under the name
Of medicine. DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs are none of these. They
are not beverage, but q genuine medicine.
purely vegetable, prepared from California
herbs by regular physician. For all diseases
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, skin
and blood, they are an infallible and unrivall.
ed remedy. Evils
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BIfqur Flo "nrr Peters. OF PortlsndN i re-
ported De- have pa, Iu'p r. ,ay,rl...., 10
tiy -ith mt. wtih sehru f.ct VA, r ia her huiI
az -tru,A a., tiIc y /. reef OF Iura, I,la4,I
hhQd" >1uoA" fanz Mlr,hm ,u, tom I'i,I
Hd. iptiA Tor ."nfurg -, tcfi Delaw ,rr Br,..A-
w'trt 10 II ant hs, not been heard from
slarc. ~ registered 90 tom. AMI ~, tuttt
IA 1851 AZ b. t..i. wlt.. ,.le - ,n,.',, D., NJ
al
>eh Name. capt Load. got ashore a. >la,r
Island fenob,cot Ban, On the lG.h. wher, he
renamed unu. n" ls.n. when -hc ,ys, III iii
ans Iui 'n ihr orach- She Knocked od pa, oil
kcc. ami Sustained Ui her damage
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Dauchy's Column
Rowcll's Column.
Fire Proof saies-Morris 4 Ireland.
Ladies Furnishing-i. lyman
Children's Festival.
To Teachers-Per. Order.
For oale-w. r. Emerson.
Dissolution of Co Ms Emery
Co.
United States Internal Revenue
\ Changed. b. Bridge.
Caution. {. Armstrong.
Notice-Horace Davis.
tor Sale-N. II. 4 u. q. Powers
Commissioners Nouce-Daniel I,easv and 9th.
ers.
Dissolution of Go partnership-S 4 Holden
Notices.. A. Holden.
Musical insti uments-J. {. Haynes y Go.
Musical Conceu-Mrs. staples.
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rom New York.
NEW YORK, Apr. 30.

NEW YORK, APR. ~.
Ii is stated that the Secretary of the
Treasury informed the President Yesterday
that the success OF our funded loan. as
we'll aS the financial schemes of various
American corporations in Europe. depend
Ell upon their success in London. and if the
treaty of Washington was rejected by
Englard all would be likely to fail. as
there could be no compensatiug success in
other European countries.
y Y. World special IL am authorized
10 say that the British Government CON
sler> the claim for indirect damages with
drawn Gladstone and Earl Granville will
compliment President Grant in parliament
for Welding to their demands.
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Probate Notices.

TIE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
! 10 all concerned that he has been duly an
pointed and has taken upon himself tie trust
OF Executor of the last viii add Testament OF
Do hea Horton. late OF Bluehil,
In the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs: he therefore request all
persons " no are indebted TO the ssil deceased S
estate. to make immediate payment, and those
Who have any demands thereon Ia exhibit the
same for settlement. HEARD LORD.
April 10Th 4s7l. 3wl6
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Business Notices,

EMPLOYMENT To energetic nica end NO
men. We give employment that pays from 81 to
IS per day. Bushes, strictly honorable. and
adapted 10 every city, Town aud village. send
10 sample aud 20 to work At once A,idre.. ::
}. Latham Co. 2,2 Washington -. Boston
Mass ISL
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ors, for the week ending April sd. 1872. aud
each bearing that date. Reported for the
American by VIM. F. Seavey. Solicitor of
Patents. Schwartz Block. West Market
Square, Bangor. Me.
No. 125.95l. n. q. Hamlim. Bangor.
Lining for Furnaces, Safes, &c.
Whole number OF Patents issued for the
week, Isl together with reissues; 2 ex-
tensions; II designs; and IA trademarks.
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WANTED,

young man IL or II Years of Age to learn the
II Partners II aCie follows
House Painting; Graiuing OF ali kinds: Ma
bling and Gliding; Destemper P1iuting, Car
rage Painting; Decorative Paper Hanging, &c.
Must be steady, Temperate amt willing 70
WORK such hear OF a good
chance by applying at once to N. e. wi IHt IL,
~ est Goucisboro, Maine ia Person or 10y letter.
2vi-
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Probate Courts.

ELLSWORTH Wednesday in January. Feb
raary, August, September. and December. 2d
"Wednesday in April, 81 Wednesday in June, and
"a Wednesday in October.
9LuEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem
Der.
BucksPoRr-Sd "Wednesday January, May
and September.
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BN TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.
BANGOR. Apr. 30.

BANEOk. Npr. 30.
4 freight brakeman named joel Little
field. was struck by an overhead bridge
hilfa mile above Lincoln. on the f. Il \
\ Railroad this morning and thrown be-
tween the cars Of his train. being horribly
crushed and mutiiated and living only a
short time after being run over.
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NJ \ X X Il ID.

Addi>on-April 6. by Rev. Mr.. Dunbar. Mr.
Lision Grant, Of Columbia, and Mis- salena
Carter OF Harrington.
April 10, Mr.. Lafayette Mitchell, and Mi,
Nesta ferry, both OF Harrington
April 10. Mr.. -AbneT Grant Of Harrington
and Miss Mary \. BuzZell oil Columbia
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TIE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
! To all concerned that She has been duly ap-
oint.d and taken upon herself the trust oi
m ADMINISTRATOR ui The estate oil
beoIge W. sandy late al Deer Isle, the Coun-
y OF Hancock, Mariner deceased, by giving
bond as tue law directs, she therefore requests all
persons VINO are indebted to the said decea sed' 5
estate 10 mate Immediate pay ment, aud those
Wh" have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same Tor settlement A\6ENErTA HARDY
Ellsworth, April 10. ls7s. 3sI6
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IMMEDIATELY If every family knew the
value OF Miss >awyer's >aiye they would inme-
datey purchase Il box aud never be without il
II your Druggist is out OF this Save and NJ = eel
TO keep supplied. send seventy five cents ~ d.
rected in another column, and LAY YOU saw the
advertisement in this pa er. I5u
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Reader. il your Druggist or Merchant does
not keep Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil on
hand to >ell he will send for il at your request
and >ell II at the Manufacturers lowest price at
retail 1T works like a charm-
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber will sell hts wharf. live years
i old. built Of good iiinber and covered with
piaak. Also Two good riding sails and tw" good
baoy casks for the "Banks.r Al al the Lowest
prices. BENZ. kITTkEDGk.
Trenton, Aprif ZSth. 3wlet
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sTAGNA1IoN in the blood Tend, to produce
nine-te nihs OF the diseases flesh l. heir to-
This. however, is obviated. WITHOUT BEBIll.
TAXING the system, by administering LATHAM's
CATHAKTIC EXTRACT. lt5l.
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THE ,, BsCkiBER hereby gives public notice
! 70 AL concerned that he mas been duly 40.
pointed and ha> taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administration OF the estate OF
Il, uJhmln j. tmscr late OF Ellsworth
In the County OF iiI.cock deceased by GIVING
bonds n the law dh, cts therefore rsnue-ts nil
persons who are indebted 10 the stid d,ccu, ed ,
estate, TO make Immediate payment, and those
Who have any demands thereon to .xntbit the
same set cement. DlERp .JpRpAS
Ellsworth, Apr. | ls1s. 3wI6
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rTtit Schooner Lii son launched last July Thor
L ou-hiN built, High, ratt. carries about b NJ.
lumber Inquire vi Buwien q Grin.tIl, Ptnob-cot
r. K. BOW DEN
Pen ,b-cot, April iI'h ls72.
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RARE GLANCE.

For sale the stock in trade Of "a long Established
Country stoie, ia Of the saartest Vii laxes 10
the Country. Rent low an goal location.
2x5 Addeess, ~ EAst Eden, Name,
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NONRESIDENT TAXES

in the town Of Verona in the County of Hancock
ior the yelI ISL The following list OF lakes
real estate o. Nonresident owners III ;he town of
Verona for the year ISL in bills committed
Reuben Abbott collector of said i9wn, has been
returned by him to me as remaining un,,aii on the
AN day OF March ISL by his certificate Of that
date and remains unpaid and notice is here
Bv given that ii the SAID taxes interest aud chalg
e. are not paid into the Treasurer of said town
within eighteen months from the date Of commit
nent OF the said bills, much oil the real estate
taxed Will be suficient to pay the amount due
therefor including In terest and charges will with
out inrtlier notice be sold at public auction at the
rchooi house in district No. in said lowH on the
23l day OF Jan. 1873 at 10 clock III tn. forenoon.
Il. Z. Abbott or unknowna lot OF wild land
bounded : follows, on the North by the Charles
Pas, lot The south by land owned b. ). Brids-
es, East by land sw ned by John Mathews, West
l,y town line Tax.
i3 cts
p Webster lot, bounded on the North
bv laad onued by Mcses Bridges, south by
John Mathews lot East by the river, West
by the main road os Gus
Charles Pas vt hounded on the North by
land o~ned by I-sel Hcath, South by X. {.
.boou lot, East Uy y Z. Webster lot, ~
the u ,.-t b, Eat,a lot. 10 cts
j. IL. WHirMORE. Treasurer:
Verona, april, 1872. 3wi'
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TIE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] to all concerned that he mas been duly an.
POINTED and ha, taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator OF the Estate OF
1eorSe ". Franks, late oi Ellsworth,
IN the County OF Hancock, deceased by giving
bonds a. ,he law directs. lie therefore reuue lis
ali persons VINO are Indebted to the SAID de-
rcascds estate To make lnnt d. tle pay meat, and
those VINO have any demands thereon to exhibit
the SAINT for settlement DAVID e. EATON
Eil-wettn ApuI IOth. 1917. 3wl6
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TIME AND MONEY
Notice Of Foreclosure.

ITilkREA> WIlttnl .,orw ood uf Dcdnaul, 10
w the county ~ Hanrotk, and state OF Name
NY Deed 81 Mortgage dated tprii 81 \ -. ls7s
Nud recorded IN Hancock County Ee-a-try NnI.
i!v PL-c ~. Convey Ell TO Michael Mann III -Iio
I"'iham, two certain Lots ot land situated 10
an bcdhtm beng the same cOnS eyut to -.ld
Norwood Lv shiI Nicnarl Mann b. Decd date &
tprt 81 l~.3 and described a. follows VIZ. BE +
+t.EiHs at tEc North tdns corner Ut Robert u "a.
i phusuuN+ Land nj stake Il stone. thence running
Westerly by -aid John son, lAud Ninety four
rods Ia Beck at corner thence North Ia VT
one hundred roHl-tv stan" K stones thence Ea,l
Nlhctt t'ur road TO rorueI. the south ~ st
bur hundred aods 10 the first turutioutt bounds,
containing niy'aiN acres and eighty roots more
- less, I!so tie Lot !Ay .uE 10 HE ia,I u he
..b"sc described l"tt and bounded rs follows, 7"
wtt; ga the North b. tInI oi !. l.. FnIiip., lsr
El-t b. ltu,. Iui meth ~, " * 4 -, Jones ga
t1c south ~ land OF Merrill and othci-- ON In,
West by iaHu uI x. Il. johnson, anu the ABB.
by scribe! lot cputlintl I've huudlct me amt :
hrH ceres more or ic>s, ior further particulars
sec decd Of Alphus JroaDy rccurlrdiu Hancock CO
EC,t-tly ol. IUl Faye Gas. And whcTc.i, the cp.
Hiipn> of sad Mortgage have uccn broken
'IIIln a iUIcc losurc th,4rpI. MI lIALL MANN
bc~iham, April inth i-,t. 3wlt-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
office.

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lie Aldrrueii,' room, the fret Wednesday o. each
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