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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEgEAs Thomas Warren Z, Deer Isle ID the
w County % dancscA conveyed 70 nr the subj
crioer By deed Of mortgage beauu4 dAie tue 18th
day 81 May a. IL lstj aud said deed l. recorded
ia iiancork Registry Vol. I2I Page 3 th, follow
iug described tracts or parcels Of land situated Ia
tue Town Of Deer Isle The one commencing at q
stake tie west side Of the highway twenty roas
ITom tile northern shore OF tie Mil p-nd and
nom said stake south eighty one and one h III
degrees west 10 the head % the lot known Ia he
plan oi Deer Island H. the Joseph Fyi.r los ,and
by said head line North northwest 70 its North
western corner; thence Fast northeast b.. tAe line
Of said lot, 10 lot Of land sold By Richard WA
rem to David i. Warren and >outherly by land. OF
laid Daviu L. Warren, John Mancn lydia 4.
arTen and stephen IhursiOn to the first named
line running from the highwav. said lot contain
ing more or less. Another lot u described a. ioi-
lows said lot of land lying tie East side OF the
highway opposite the before mentioned lot and
contains all OF the lot OF land known Ia the plan
before mentioned a the Joseph Tyler lot lying
conveyed To benjamin r. Warren stephen Downes
Gideon Hatch and the firm known Webb, War
rcn Co., said lot containing more or les. Also.
another lot Of land lying south oil the Mil Pond
and II II bounded as follows, 10 wit.
beginning at a tree marNed the Southery liue
Of the lot kn0an As ,the before mentioned plan a.
the Belcher Tyler lot said tree beng thirty two
rods IRON The Southwestern corner Of said lot and
from said Tree North northwest 10 tho s.tli Pond
aud by the shore oI same and Of The south East
haTbor; kasterly u the land ot " lillian otiEs0n
and by SAID otinson's land Southeriy 70 the land
OF lgnatIus small and by the land OF said small
ana others WesI Southwest 10 where the bounds
began al said lot containing IA ~ OF less, to-
gether with ali the privileges SD app Irtenaeees
the said three lots OF land belonging. Consist
ing Of Grist- mil and privilege, stores and other
buildings and wharyes which stand on the lot be
fore described lying ka>i IF tie highway, but eN-
cepting the houses occupied by Jaaes Gfeenlaw
Benz. y. sylvester, iona -titisO.s Ais -liHson,
" illiam Cole aau Allen Henduf=5il.
And whereas, the condition Of saIds NOR cages
having been broken claim by reason thereof {.
fOrecIose the same, according to law.
RICHARD WARREN.
sDeer Isle Sept. Is, Is7a 3wio
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

>Ch Jsmrs Bis. oi l,.~~holo. Ncut ashore
"H Dry hedges. >W OF White lead. during q
thick i"- ON the @Ois. and hliEcd. >he wa- 49,
sisted oH 10y government steamer oH Toe ssh
and tow 90 into Tenants !l..Iior.
BEig Leonard Myers. HlcA.. OF anl for New
lofh. IN going out Saturday morning IRON
TROY ldente. ran luto Br ,ehr Alice / Of -
John NJ winch was lying Ii anchor. carry ing
a"aN hoW>rsit aud head scar, and badly ear
lng TWO ilt-.
sch MlioH. !ra,k. IL Bangor irum Hing
ham. reports that >chr name uukuow a. hs,t
ing lead colorsd bends aud black waist. we ne
ashore on Dry Lodges, southwest 10 Whit.
Head. 9th u,t. during a thcA TO-. The 10
Whistle >ounde9NcrA faint aud had it not hcc"
i"I extra S.lauc, GA the part ui the Officer
AID crew. Tie Nlton would have followed Ia
uubuuwu vessel 10 destruction.
>cA George and Albert eol aground AZ
tu. was n'Alel again. ana i, d,caar-iue hcr
esi-o X ,.ia.. though Inrn were uu-y III ibid
uH.ut- VA ,le 2i-h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
State Items.

The postage on letters going from the
post office in Bangor averages about s15
per day.
The Skowhegan Reporter is able to
state that on the whole the health of GOV.
Coburn is slowly improving.
-Four prisoners broke out of Machlas
Jail Thursday night, and have not yet been
retaken.
Last Monday Gen. Franklin Smith of
Waterville, heard noise in his stable
early in the morning aud got up to see
what was the cause. In going down stairs
IN the dark he fell and dis!ocated his
shoulder in a fearful shape. He was not
siersvise seriously injured.
~NsA>N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

- general ba, the the public confidence be-
come il Or. Ayers medicines. and great
The demand Tor them. that unpuncip.e WI
lan> are attempting 10 deceive the unwary by
imposing upon them their worthless no,trums
under similarity OF name. Cherry Pcctorai
LDzenges. DIR Ayers GToche,, Aver PasIiies
for coughs. Cherry Pectorai Cough Drop.
Ayers Fever and Ague Cure, DR.. Ayers In
dian Pills, &c, &c, (none of which are Of Dr.
Ayers manufacture or eOmposition) are spec
linens Of This yilany and deceit. They hot
ony defraud the sick oi their money but OF
their health. or the recovery Of their health ,
which l. Tar more important than money.
from actual cOunterfeIts the people are pro-
ieclrd by law which the Doctor promptly IN
forces, but these eya.ions sometimes eludu the
Jaw, and purchasers must protect themse I've
by refusing 10 be deceived By .them.-Doyer
u. H. Bee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
E.N TELEGRAPH-
.e.aI pi.patehe. to the Ellsworth American.
From Boston



The schooner .Julia Ann, tap,. Reed,
from Bangor TOR Providence. arrived here
-dly and reports being ia collision of
Chatham with the schooner Lot;ic q.
Bound South. The Julia Ann stove port
NE ana split manmast and is full Of wa
t.r. Capt. Reed was compelled to throw
,rrboard about $1,000 feet Of ldmber and
f4t ia here for repairs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Local and Other Items.

-Ees. Mr. -ayary wll. preach "a; East
l...4..Ae ueNt sunday morning at lo u
-.ncA. if the day j. lo; STORMY.
-Inc afternoon service, viii begin next
sunday il The librarian church at The u>U-
Hour HE SUNDAY school wlI assem-
a.e4tIoI-4A AN
-f.et.Al- are plenty vessels are want
~.
Please notice Tie advertisements Of
County Fair postponed"
VIII not our city Fathers allow tie
~ree, Commissioners 10 make the cross
.a-- 20 the Post Office passable for redc-t
r.4ae.
zen. }. {. Caldwell has gone to New
lork TO assist in the political campaign.
-C. +. Joy has moved into his store in
bomb, block
Brimmer> bIidge having been rebuilt
again opened Tor public travel
The Bangor bridge 20 called i, to be
thoroughly repaired.
lac street commissioner has expended
about nine hundred dollars on the side
NAtA- ~ lhi- city during the past sunIn er
Dir Pul-ilcr'- horse ran away Al .Ior
dams hill oEe day las, wees and brohc the
pr- gig badly. The Dr w4- thrown
''' 9e"i'eu "i'''o'' '''' ''''"> ia
Two or three drove, OF cattle have
lately passed through this city going we-t.
RECONsrRU CTED-The Greeley fag.
lately 80 taltered and torn. has again been
hung 10 the breeze.
Hail Hro,ber. sx-,,oc, Il, ! f.,r da,-s 50
start ! grisf mill win ,e,v machinery and
dxrures al their steam min ., wa,.r
street.
ne OArh Oh 'he late "iiIam fu-ier"h
was o"''ieu On SATURDAY evening ia>t. To-
se'Hei WIN AOo"' ia IONS oil nay. II i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

At 4 Court % Probate holden ~ Ellsworth. with
10 and Tor the County al Hancock, on the ist
"Wednesday 81 sept a H. ls53
J w. Leach Executor OF the last VIII OF Patience
Webster late OF Ca-tinc IN said County deceased
having presented hts ir-t account OF adtnInI-trl-
ton upon -Aid estate for Probate.
DRpBRLD That the said Executor give notisc
To all persons Interested. ny causing a copy of this
order 20 be- published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN
the Ellsworth American. printed at Ellsworth that
they may appear al a Probate Court to be held az
Ellsworth, IN said county. on the "a "Wednesday of
Dct. next az ten ui the clock in the forenoon and
-hew Gauss. II any they have, why the said Instru.
ment should not BE- proved, approved and allowed
~" lA-t wiil lni testament Of said deceased.
SWSJ PARKER IUCn, Judge.
tIur copy-Attr7t. GEo a. DYER. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEEEA, THOMAS WARREN of Deer liz.
w IN the County Of Hancock conveyed q, DO.
the subscriber bf deed % mortgage bcarIIz 81 AZ.
ne twenty -elghin d-y 81 MAY \. ID. lsssj aud -aid
deed Is recorded IN hancock Registry Vol. H..
fHEe ~, the iolc~ing described tract or parcc, %
ladd situated on Stih-vu'- Neck IN ihe town ~
Deer Isle
Beginning az the shore AZ stake and stone.
thence running >oufhci u eleven and one halfrnd-
10 stake and stones, thence Erh-ter fourteen
rods 10 stake and stones thence Northeris elev-
en- and one half rod 10 a stake and 4tnut~ by the
shore thence by the shore Westerly fourteen rods
tp the ir-t mentioned bound. said lot contains
one acre more OF less.
And whereas, the conditions OF said Iu1rt-t.-.
having been broken claim hy reason thereof 10
Iorecir-e Hire same according TO law.
RICHARD WAREE&
Deer Isle, sept. Is ls7a. 3NiO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Bath. Nh. oct. {

4 small boat containing Nathan Moore.
stephen Ragon and woman whose name
rs. did not learn was upset in the river
here this afternoon. Moore aud the wo-
.a4n were rescued but Raglan was drowned.
lI- body has been recovered
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
KAMGoE. Nh. OCT. ,.

Fuy->iN ears were received at the L. a
s. \. station Yesterday. four of them load
Cd with leather. three with shingles AID
o4e wIth sheep. Six were received from
,ie b. IS +. Road. two of which were load
... Altii slate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Miscellaneous.
BRUNSWICK. MI.

bIsI " " ~ Mn. NII. 7.
Benjamin W. Hewes i. member OF the
sophomore class of Bowdoin College, fell
le3n the roof Of a'ns Han to-day dis
lance oil forty feet. No bones were brok-
an bat il i feared he has sustained internal
u4grics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

Hancock hy his Decd OF Mortgage datrd July 27lh
lsGi amp recovered In Hancock Registry nf Deed
Vol 100 Page 800 con viewed 10 t'vrcnus lorng, oil
OF SAL Trenton, a VI by saip Neung. assigned TO
the nndersgucsi. sept. 20 h ls7a said teu Hf nc
being recorded IN said Resi.ty at Ilncot l43
"a &c sle. \ certain let or parcel of laui ted
in trenton aforCsait and described a. foii' VIZ:
Beng the same premises that conveyed e. lle
sand thrrles IL Higgins. by the said Iyronu-
guug by " arrauttsc decd dated August anih
\. u ISL. and rcrnr,iuh in the liaHcor hesi-tfN
d, Deeds aug. 3l>i. 1872. "a Vol llt Page lsf. t+
IS hich REFER ten . particular description.
Nlefrts Tie conditions Of said Mort gage hat-
iug been hrnksu "a Hin To fnrcluse the anne ami
give th- tirg tor thai purpose.
Ellsworth 'Htt i-t iSs3.
rEpArE % tnskIN>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

The extraordinary effect ol Fellows Com
pound syrup OF Hypophosph is due to its
power OF iinpsrtins the Vital principles 10 All
ton maAitr. Al Is acceptable 10 the palate.
anu sal, abic ior All ages and AL constitutions,
The blood Is restored TO purity md health, the
health, the nerves and muscles are strengthen.
ed while tubercuous or consumptiye deposit
is retarded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

There Is no disease flesh j. heir to more
troublesome 10 manage than rheumatism. ID
comes when you least expect Il. and generally
remains TIL II get ready 10 20 away. The
most con>piclOu, remedy Tor tai, complaint j,
JuHNsON's ANODYNE LINIMENT
Two or three doses Of sHERIDAN's CAVALRY
CONDITION POWDERS will cure a horse ol any
common cough OF cold. and the very worst
eases may be cured ia few weeks. We know
This from experience.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
L;.P. vEaL', ;p.JisI
E. plake, psy, : ats.

SURE CURE for this distressing complaint
IS now made known in Treatise (of Is octave
pages on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepare.
Cons, published by DR.. q. Phelps Brown The
prescription was discovered by him In such a
Pfovldential manner that he cannot con scentious-
" refuse 70 make 1t knosn, as ii has cured every.
body Who has used II for Fits never having fail
ed IN single case. The ingredients may be oh.
tanned from any druggist. copy sent free 10 all
applicants by mai. Address DIR. o PHELPS
BROWN, Il Grand St. Jersey City. N. ].
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

\ lady in Pittsneld who was Ior long time
troubled with Dyspepsia, commenced Using
Renne's PAIN Killing Magic OH daily and 10
her surprise those distressing symptoms and
feelings leli her. she says, 1T works Ike IA
cLafm."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

Vegeiine. the lie Of all flesh Is the blood
thereof AMI 10 one can possibly be heal by
when the blood Is diseased. NEGErINE Is
composed OF substances identical with healthy
blood; and when taken into the system for
the cure of disease, il is absorbed, and re-
places the deficiency which caused the disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
DISTRICT ,ornr OF TUE UNITED STATES. prs

DISTRICT t"rHr or THE UNITED STATES. pts.
TIiyr 90 MAINE:
rTIiI> is To give notice that a petition has been
presented 10 the Court, this l0.h day of sep
TENDER, ls52. h' John l.. Parker OF Dcdhani.
Bankrupt, praying that he may be dccrccti to have
u "a >chaT. r IRON all his debts. prov dch der
the Bankrupt Act, individually and IA member of
the hrms Parker < Pearl, Parker, Pearl spot
ford, fatkrT Pearl Bate, aud upon reading
-aid Petition. II - ORDERED by the Court tina, i
htagin- Pc hai upon the same. On the ht-t Mon.
day % December 4 u l-12. before the Court IN
Portland. 10 said District, AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ana Thar the thli meeting 81 the creditors OF said
Bank Tupt, * heli before Jhas. Hamiin, Esq
Register IN the l., Monday OF November. ls.a AZ
Hanger, AZ - \. ~. AMI that notice thereof he
published in ne EAnEor Daily Wing Courier.
And The Ellsworth AMERICAN. newspapers printed
IN sand District. once wcak Tor weeks aud one
IN Bangor Weekly Courier. and that all creditors
Who have proved their debt. AMI other person,
IA interest. may appear At SAID time and place
aui show cAu-r n any they nave, way the prayer
at r4fl Petition should NOT b" granted.
NM 4. PREEEE
iv Cert Of District Court lpr s.id District
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
House Joiner,

r E subscriber Is Away. ready for any job in
] hi Inc and VIII warrant abstraction
House joIucTlng, experimenting, job-w &C.,
attended 10 promptly 10 any part OF the city
Ellsworth tt1i. A. j. EE\NtTT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Road Notice

TIE "hLlsIoNH.f-Ihc first plem.alH f,r bet
qualify 81 MORA executed Oh -rsIag Machine wac
81 tard1y awarded Il iLe state far 70 il4. kcs-
-.uEt. This l~ ufW Machine, and We are Cd Z. in
rtd tArt Ia ouI notice 81 yesterday we Alt nsi tl
&c iue Ju-tse which it, merits deserve. Oh lhe
simplicity Of IT, construction and ratr,-. auf
el' g1nce of if- work, this new conner Iuti au aI-
readF sell occupied ID has taken thus early "a
Ilrelulsl p..Du.-l HAN.uE lOMMEADIAI. an
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Notice.

THE undersigned would inform the citizens o
] Ellsworth and Vicinity that he has transferred
the Agency of the Mason and Hamlin Organ Go.
to George A. Dyer and that any of the different
styles Of Instruments can be procured by apply
ing TO his music Rooms, at the Millinery store OF
Mrs. NJ. j. Brooks. Ut, OsGOOD. lIu
y NN >~>A =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

1t il not physlc which may give temporary re.
lief TO the sufferer for the first few doses, but
which nom continued use brings Piles and kin
dred diseases to aid in weakening the invalid. nor
Is It doctered liquor, which under the name of
'Bltters IS SO extensively pamed OF on the public
as sovereign remedies, but il is most powerful
Tonic and Alternative, pronounced so by the lead
ing medical authorities of London and Paris, and
been long used by the regular ply scians of other
49, L. IL
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-13
Gsfni,,g Statr Jo,trn'll,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1872.
Political Eycnts-Diary fer the Remainder of
the Year 1879. .. ......

the Year lsf".
August Mississippi, Democratic and
Liberal Republican Conventions at jack
son. ~ .".'" %.
August 14-Florida, Democratic and
Liberal Republican Conventions at Jackson
vile. .' rar~ '"
August 20-Pennsylvania, Convention
of the Equal Rights Leagues at Harris
burg. .-
August 2o-Georga, State Convention Of
Straight-out " Democrats. .. -
August 2l--lowa Republican State Con-
vention. T
August 21-Arkansas Clayton Repub-
lican State Convention.
August 2l-New York, Republican State
Convention at Utica. . .s-
August 21-Mssouri, Democratic State
Convention at Jefferson. I .'"
August 2l-Labor Reform Convention,
Columbus, Ohio. ..
August 22-West Virginia, election of
State officers and congressman.
August 22-Michigan, Liberal Republic
can and Democratic State Convention, to
nominate an additional Congressman-at-
large. s.
August 22-National Labor Convention
at Philadelphia. .... y.
August 2S-Massachusetts Republican
State Convention at Worcester.
August 29-New Jersey, Republican
State Convention at Trenton.
September New Mexico, election of
delegate to Congress. rg 81.
September 3-National Convention of
Democratic "bolters" at Louisville, Ky.
September 3--Vermont, election of State
officers.
September 3-Wyoming Territory, elcc-
ton of delegate to Congress. -.u..
September 4-Kansas, Republican State
Convention at Lawrence and Topeka.
September Missouri, Republican State
Convention at St. Louis. "
September Tennessee, Republican
State Convention. q. a#
September 9--Maine, election of Cover
nor and Congressman.
September 10 Colorado, election of Del
egate to Congress.
September ll-Kansas, Liberal Repubh.
can and Democratic State Convention.
September IL Maryland, Democratic
Conservative State Convention at Balt
more. E4t ga
September Massachusetts, Demo
cratic State Convention at Worcester.
September 17--Soldiers' Convention tc
ratify General Grants denomination, q
Pittsburg. ..J..gal.
October S--Indiana, election Of Stat
officers and congressman.
October S--Iowa, election Of Slate Off
GERS and congressman.
October S--Nebraska, election of Stat
officers and Congressman. ....-
October S--Ohio, election of State Off
GERS and Congressman.