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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

The following composition was written
by young Chinaman in Pekin, and was
handed us by DR.. Treat. lately from the
Flowery Kingdom. and who has recently
passed few days in this city:
The study OF a foreign language is one
of the most difficult things. Many of us
have spent about ten years in this tssk
with the help Of good professor and dill
gent in learning; yet we know very little
Of it, 1t is rather disgrace for US to
confess that we have been studying En-
glish for so long period. But rejecting
on our commencement. we must say how
ever, that we have already overcome ma
ny Of the difficulties There is not single
word which we obtain without taking
pains; even the names of the letters of the
alphabet such as X and Z are the most
difficult words for the Chinese to pro-
nounce. 1 was Obliged to practice these
two letters for more than ten days. Hav-
Ing become acquainted with the alphabet
the next difficulties arrived at were spell.
ing, reading and writing. 1t is far more
difficult to learn these than to learn our
classics. Had we occupied this long peri.
cd in learning. we might perhaps have OBJ
tanned better position than we are in
now. But yet we may comfort ourselves
that we, although understanding very lit.
tie. can nevertheless read, write, and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

A correspondent of the Bddeford Jour
nal having said: "Hamlin. has done moth
ing In his whole Senatorial course of TWEEN.
ty-five years, to find fault with, but then
he has done nothing to praise" another
writer replies as follows
would ask, Mr. Editor, ir you can find
another instance, In the political life OF
any man. OF whose acts for t.centy IRE
years, you can say, there Is no fault in
them. IL seems to me his whole political
record Is one of praise. Has the Senator'S
life been simply a negative one, sailing
along smoothly with the current, without
leaving q ripple on. the wave: Nay; but
he has stood up manfully and fearlessly
against the corruption OF the tines, stem
ming the tide OF lobbyists, iobbers and
schemers after government plumber. SEN
ator Hamlin is not one OF the blatant.
spread eagle kind, full of talk and bravado
before the battle but not TO be found in
the heat OF the conflict
You will find his vote. and his influence.
quietly exerted, yet none the less potent.
against every species OF wrong He Is no
salary grabber, neither could he be bought
with Credit Mobilier stock II Dioyenes
should come this way. in search for an
honest man. he might blow out his lantern
anu go Tor senator Hamlin without max
ing mistake. | doubt, Mr.. Editor, IL in
these days Of startling events and marvel
Gus disclosures, one hundred men could
DC found In the State, (''not to say the
trst hundred you may meetr) OF sounder
judgment. clearer perceptions Of the right
ana more honest purposes to do the right
than Senator Hamlin. Ii he has not a
single qualification beyond Thousand Of
MS neishoors, except that OF having been
PAID tor his faithful services to The gov
eminent" then are we living anon, a
community of whom we have reason to be
proud. and OF which I doubt If any other
Stat can boast. II the Senator i an of
lice weight, II is certainly TO be desired
that his ,csight may not be diminished dur
ing the next six years, from the fourth OF
March, 1875.
would praise him for hi. consislen,
HE. Tor his devotion TO duty. for his strict
integrity. Tor his open manly arts, for his
patriotism, in short, rs he does nothing
To condemn" ! would praise him for his
whole political career. And lastly
would praise him, that at the earnest wish
of his many friends he has allowed his
name To be used tor reelection. Tried
friends are true friends. and the Govern
ment want them mere than they want new
men. NO man having drank old wine.
straitwsy desireth new. Tor he saith the
oId h better The people will be found
wiling to stick 10 their old friend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03
State News.

TROUBLE IN kESSEBEC CouSrY.-In
the municipal court at Augusta last week
Mr.. Moses ). Mayhem of Mount Vernon
one of The Republican candidates for State
Senator from kennebec county. was ar
raiSned Tor Keeping liquor nuisance.
lie waived an examination and was bound
over 10 the October term of court The
Augusta Journal has the following:
II Is understood that the Republican County
convention Will be re-assembled to nominate a
new candidate Tor Senator in place of Mr.. Nav
new, who. II Is believed, will request the with.
drawai OF his name. The accusation has been
made that Mr.. Mayhem has been engaged in
selling liquor. Ii is not Of course fair TO pre-
Judge man, or condemn him in advance of
trial but at the same time it is not fair that the
Republicans OF kennebec should have on their
ticket candidate against whom such charge
Is pending and awaiting legal Investigation.
As man and citizen, Mr.. Mayhew is entitled
70 all those Prescriptions of innocence to which
long sustained good character entitle him hui
Is candidate for Office in the county of Kenne-
bee. Mr.. MAYHEM sees very plainly that he
cannot expect 10 be sustained while this shad-
ow is impending oyer him.
From the following letter it will be seen
that Mr.. Mayhem has promptly aud honor.
ably, acceded to the suggestion above
made:
John W. Chase, Chairman County Repub.
Iicda Committee:
An attempt, originating in malicious motives
has been made to injure me in the opinion and
confidence Of the Republican voters of Kennebec.
and through me, TO strike ut the party that
nominated me for Senator.
While am conscious Of doing no intentional
wrong. am aware that verdict must not, in
the FIST instance. be asked at the polls. II
would be an unsatisfactory form OF vindcation
In any event and under q cloud of prejudice
with no opportunity to defend it, the verdict
would probably be injurious to myself and par.
w..
Under these circumstances am unwilling TO
remain longer in the candidacy in which the
County Convention placed me, and accord
ingly withdraw my name, leaving your Com
mittee to take such steps as may seem proper
to nominate successor.
shall. in the amplest faith, await my own
personal vindicatiOn, and shall, am sure,
prove myself worthy Of the confidence and re-
gard Of my fellow Republicans.
Yours very respectfully,
NOSES 5. MAYHEM.
Mt. Vernon August -, 1874.
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GEN advertisements.
Public Notice.

No!lCE is hereby given to the inhabitants n,
~ Tue Chy OF Ellsworth, qTalined to vote Tor
representatives,. that warrants have been i,.nesi
70 Heo: W. Sewbegin. a Constable OF said CIV
70 hotliy the said Inhabitants to assemble at ~.
places In each OF the wards in said CIV ,.a.I
herein, on Monday the 18th day OF ssptemher
.nst al ~ O'Clock In tho fore noon to act on the
following articles, to wit va '
10 choose a Governor. a Representative to Con.
gtess, Two Senators, "A Representative 10 N.
go. = county Commissioner q CLERK
OF the Court. aud County Treasurer
ane places OF meeting are follows viz
Ward one. at the Brick School House ON Pin.
street IN sad Ward Ward two at Hancoek
nan IN said Ward. Ward three, at Browns HaiI
rails village. IN said Ward. Ward tour at school
House near Els ha TourteIotls, in said N ara
ward i've, a. school House near Erastus Ri
IN an In said Ward. "eu
Notice Is hereby given, that the Boa I'd of Alder.
men VIII 9e ~ session q the Aldermen's Room n,
n.ncock Hall IN said City on The 10Th, lin and
as'h Gays OF September, from two l., i've o1cioct
r. y, on ssid days TO correct the iist of voters
ArrAnss ealing said meetings and aIso ,;sf n,
places OF meeting. 'e'eiai
a~s 49,. - PER ORDER
WV. .. MCDONALD, CITY CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

There seems TO be some confusion in
the minds Of the Democrats, as TO their
candidate for Congress in this. Fifth Dis
trict.
The Argus places the name of Arno
Niswell, Esq, as the nominee, at the head
of its columns. The Belfast Journal is so
much 10 doubt, that ii omts putting up the
name OF any candidate. and awaits further
developments.
Perhaps it may not be amiss for us TO
say, that the gentleman nominated by
Hancock County Democrats as a candidate
for Representative TO Congress for the
Fifth District of Maine. was Hon. Charles
\. Spoford of Deer Isle, Hancock County,
and that he received in the Convention So
votes out OF the seven hundred votes.
which the Convention would have thrown,
had it been fully attended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

VIII REAs Lemuel Keihcr of Amherst in
" said Comfy Of Hancock, on the 18th fav of
Ju y A. D., 1888. conveyed by = deed of merry ,g.
Ia Moody y. Foster, OF said Amherst the follow.
ing described premises, -tuated In SAID Amherst
IN said County OF Hancock 4 state Of Maine 4
described as follows. 10 wit:-Luts No. 10 4 "a.
lot No. 10 containing one hundred l. niuc arrr,
more or less, and lot No. 20 eoUtaising twenty a,
res m ore or less according to survey by Addison
Dodge. Both lots containing according to ,ld
survey, one hundred and twenty nine acres f,N.
cepting thereifom twelve acres more or less Ia IA
he Sonth West corner OF lot No. 10 e,nyeyrd To
moody A Foster, on the 18th day OF july A u
~ and being the same premises coLvet Ell hy
sad Lcmuel keliher 10 said Moody 4 Poster bv
his deed of NOR tgage dated July 10th A. D. IS,ti
anu recorded in hancock Registry, Vol Il9 and
rage 25i. Now ther, tore the condition IN said
mortgage deed having been br, ken, ! claim to
ioTeciUse the same. NJ, pDY 4 FgSTTp
Ky his Attorney & Agent, Geo. 4 Peter
EllsNori Sept lat, A n. ls,t HwS6
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The Belfast Journal thus severely and
justly comments on the unusual call for
the late Democratic District Convention
Whether this scheme was concocted and
palmed upon the district by some one hav-
ing control OF the committee. and selfish
purpose to serve. We will not say. 1t has
a very suspicious look. But we will say
that there is in the minds of people sense
of decency and fairness in these matters
that cannot be outraged with impunity
A thimbe-rigging game like this is simply
disgraceful. The leading Democrats OF
the district. and especially of Hancock
County, should see that il is never allowed
TO be repeated.
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Or. SCHENCK'S
Esi.ae"se sye~P, SEQ Weed Tsnac and
Mandrake Hstlls

These medicines have un.lou btedfy p,rt,r,,..
more cures Of Consumption than any other
remedy known 10 the Ame riean puhhc Thar
are compounded of vegetable insr.,Ient. ~
contain nothing which can be injurIou. to the hu.
man constitution. -
othrr refhcAes ai,erGsesl IA . curcs for Con.
sumntioa.s probably contan opium, which 1, a
.o1e" hat dangerous drug IN all cases and n [, /
en- freely by consugptive patients, Il must d,
great lpJnry; for its tendency "A TO condae m.
morbid matter IN the system, which OF course.
must make cure Impossible
SchencAs fulnonic syrup il warranted not a
contain particle of opium. tits composed OF
poweri full but harmless herbs. which act m ih,
lungs liver. and blood. and thu. correct ali NOR
bid secrettons and expei all the diseased m tier
lrori the BODY These are the only means by
which Cohsunption can be cured and as schen
cks tuiIaohic syrup. sea weed Tonic and Man
drake rus are the only medicines which operate
IN tsis way, II obvious they are the only q, mn.
me cure for Pulmonary Consumption Each boI
le OF thls invaluable medicine is accompanied bv
full directions. -
a. or schemes Is professionally at his principal OF
nee corner sixth and Arch Streets FhiladeIphia
every Monday, and at Quincy House Eoston On
me ionowing Wednesdays, Jane 10th and 2,lh,
July Sun and s2ud, and August 5sh and 18th
spnolyll7t
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The Teachers Institute for Hancock
County.

The teachers of Hancock County will
not fail to notice the call published in this
paper for an Institute, to be held Sept. eth,
and continue five DAYS.
There can be no question of the great
value Of these annual convocations 20
awaken an interest and stimulate the zeal
of all teachers who love their profession
and take pride in e,evating it to desirable
standard Normal schools have done, and
are still doing good work, in training and
fitting those who are TO engage in the work
of education; but an Institute is designed
to bring together old aud experienced
teachers from all parts of the county,
a we'll as the young and inexperienced.
10 take counsel together for their mutual
good. aud learn from one another the best
methods.
Institutes are designed TO stand in the
same relation 10 Teachers. as Agricultural
chanics. As in these, the best and most
approved workmanship and skill is shown
for the benefit of all, so In those, the high
est and wisest adaptation of educationa al
culture tor obtaining de sired results should
be exhibited.
1t is hoped that Teachers throughout the
County win indicate by their presence. at
this, their own meeting, the interest they
feel in their high callins-that the Young
will come 10 learn and the old TO impart-
that pupils and graduates Of the Normal
School will attend. thus showing that their
superior opportunities have awakened
just pride and interest in their chosen
pursuit. and that they are happy to aid
their fellow-teachers. To the end that
this Institute may prove success and be
fully attended, We bespeak for the teachers
who may attend, the courtesies and aiten-
tons of our hospitable citizens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

1t il said that the ultra temperance
people OF Bangor propose to make indie
pendent nominations tor Representatives,
and thus lessen the vote of the regular Re
publican nominees. We earnestly hope
nothing will be done to jeopardize the re-
turn OF Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Morse. Mr..
Wilson. is justly regarded as one OF the
most valuable members of the present Leg
stature, and a failure 10 return him would
be 4 loss to the whole State, and those
who cause il would deserve the execra-
ton of good men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03
Notice of Sale of Land a.
Public Auction

,air ., power OF sale, contained in a cer
Of Boston. m the tonn,s ~ BY Geo. A. Laugh
wealth OF massachusetts, to Metiab K Chsss
Henry ID Darling, both of B1eh;'p IA =, ,k nase,
~ OF Hancock, state OF Maine Go nsr nun
which said deed is dated the 2lst az psftHuhefI'
A. ID $50, and corded in the Reri.'," VI nafch
Tor aid County OF Hancock in Vol Ia pa, t eos
VIII be sold at public auction upon the age 90
on saturday the 18Th day of September a ,Ses'
at te' OF the clock In the forenoon all 4 since
the premises conveyed by said mortgage beasf
namely One undivided half part ct the payreS,
of and situated in said BluehIi and ,iescrihrL i
the following deeds and to which reference ,a q"
be had IN full ami parteular description OF sa,,
premises. LIST Deed from Thomes L. ~ y uoli
TO sad Ciough, dated Jsny. Is lsD, RECORDED
with Hancock County Deeds. Book l3s Page "a
SECOND, Deed from W lillian Flowers, Guardian
TO said Ciough, dated March ~ 1859, recorded
WIN WIN said Deeds Book 1872 Page 49, TmRp.
peea from Napoleon B. Holt to said Clongh dat
ea May 1 1853 recorded with said Deeds Book
~ rage 2. \ FOURTH, a Deed from Joseph
hlhesiey TO said Clough. dated March 10 1889 4
recorded with said Deeds, Book 1871 rage 1875
"a. TERMS CASH.
'""' MELTiAH X. CHASE.
HENRY. u DARLING.
Dated this Sd day of sept, A. N 1871
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

The Machias Union democrat. paws
Mr. Hale handsome compliment. Com
menting upon the call for democratic con-
vention in this district it says that "how-
ever desirable change may be, We see
no prospect whatever of effecting one. and
Mr.. Hale will no doubt be returned 1t
also remarks that so long as We are TO
have Republican TOR Representative in
in Congress we prefer the best man, and
all things considered Mr.. Hale is the best
man for the District the Republicans can
elect"
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Letter from Boston.
From our Boston Correspondent.
DAe-A- A.

From our Boston Correspondent
BosToS. Aug 81.
Ibis IS the last OF Gn unusually cool
August. We have had but very little hot
weather through the whole month but in-
stead. many days were not only cool but
uncomfsrtably cold. Summer clothing had
10 be abandoned and ia many cases a fire
was considered indispensable. Such
weather at this time of the year has been
almost unprecedented. for ia the lowlands
there have been frequent frosts which have
ia some instances caused considerable
damage. Summer residents at the seaside
were contemplating an early return to the
city until yesterday. when warm south.
erly wind took the place OF the cold air
which has blown SO fiercely from the east.
more or less during the past few weeks.
and the sun was not only bright and clear
but seemed to possess the power of emit
ting hot rays which had a whiting effect.
Many of our weather wise people prophe-
sy. that the coming month will be one of
severe heat, but We are hoping that they
will fail in the prophecies they have made.
THE NEW BEETHOVEN HALL.
The new Music Hall which is being
erected will be completed the last of Sep
TENDER. Ii promises to be an ornament
to the city. and will prove great CON
venience for we have many concerts and
literary entertainments, for which the old
Music Hall is too large and our smaller
halls are not well adapted. 1t is forty-fiye
feet high and sixty feet long with deep
galleries, and will seat $500 persons. Ii.
will be dedicated Oct. 9TH. An opening
address will be read by Charlotte Cush
man, and music will be furnished by the
Beethoven Quintette Club, the Temple
Quartette, Nine. Schiller. Camilla Urso
and Mrs. Dowland. The hall is beauti-
fully finished. The seats will be uphol-
stored in maroon leather, and will be made
after the theatre pattern. 1t will be well
and an ample number of ieeep-
ton and toilet rooms have been arranged.
The hall will probably be let for religious
services on Sunday mornings and after
Moons.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
M. w. Whitney the well known basso.
has received the offer of an engagement
for six months In London, at the Royal
Albert Hall, for . series of oratorio and
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DIRI60 BUSINESS CoLLE6E,

~s~~ ~ NuSustA, No
we desire 10 call public attention to the above
hame' institution TN. commercial College
meets the wants of all who desire a thoroush
pra,ucal business education. The brAnrhe, thai
are made specially are Bookkeeping Pen
~ an-h PLAN ard ornamental Grammar
kheior &c Arithmetic, Algebra. Geography Real
ing and spelling, Geometry. and the Language
are Taught when desired. Fall term commerce
sept ls5t. For null particulars send Tor a..
talogns Address, ID. NJ. WAIT, PRINCIPAL
Augusta. Me I1,a4,
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Notice Of Foreclosure

UIHEREAs John w. smith, OF Mt Desert. in
" the County of Hancock, by his deed tiaI cd
tue itth day oi September A. D., 1857 and record.
Page l64. conveyed TO Thomas A. Wasga,t in
mottgage, certain parcel of real estate situated
in Mt Desert In the County OF Hancock bounded
AMI described as follows, to wit :-Reina the lot
formerly occupied by Perry Il. Brewer. AMI con.
reyed 'o Thomas 4. Wssgatt. on the l4th day Of
september. 4. u, 1851, by said Perry II. Brewer
ana Daniel W. and Porter B.cwer. by their deed
bearing date September 18th Iss7 and whereas
The coiidtt ION o said mort gage having been Lrnk
en-, by reason thereof and agreeaby to the sat.
uts-s in such cases made and provided claim the
night tn ioreclosc the same and give tins notice in
pursuance thereof.
THOMAS a, WAsGATT
BY his Attorney, A. +. Durham
Ellsworth Sept. list, 1874 3yfHs
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Spiral A =
THE CONFESSION OF ANINylLID.

r.bLisHEp As twAKSI>G ami for the b.nsa
OF }duSo MIN AND OTHERS WIN sun,r f,rn,
NERVOUS DEBILITY. l.D-> OF MANHOOD
etc supplying the means OF self cure Written by
one "ho cured himself AFTER undcfs going con .ti.
cradle quackery. and sent free on recetving At
postpaid directed envelope. sufferers are invit,
ca TO address the author. SATHA~IEt MAYFAIR.
spnoam!1 Box i5l, Brooklyn y y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

Nominations of Republican Represen-
tatives in the several classed Districts in
Hancock County:
Mt. Desert, fremont. Eden aud Gran
berry Isle, Robert l.. Grindle.
Hancock. Aurora, Waltham. Amhers ST.
Trenton, Mariaville, Otis, Lamoine, No. 80
James VI. Butler.
Penobscot, Sedgwick, Brooklin and l..
L. Plantation. George X. Allen.
Buehill. Surry. aud Dedham, Pascal p.
Gilmore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

The Fall Term of Colby University be-
gan on Tuesday last. The Freshman class
numbers thirty-seven. among whom are
three young ladies. This class is larger
than any which has entered for many
years, and new life and vigor seem to be
infused into the Trustees. Faculty and
Alumni of the College. and determination
is evinced to make il one of the best insti-
txtions of the country.
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>~e~s

All town Committees (either Republi-
can or Democratie) wishing vo te. for the
several towns in the County, will do well
to send in their orders at an early day and
they will meet with prompt att ention
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-03

In the French Assembly, when men,
bers become turbulent, and the disturb
ance cannot be depressed by the President,
that officer reaches fol. his hat. and this
signal Of suspension Of tie sitting ls
always edectual. even when violent ring
ing Of the bell, which l. used instead Of .
Gavel, Is pnheedsd.
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Commissioners Notice

YHE No.. So August, Nth, A. D. 1874
s,oners 70 receive and exsmins ~ S" aana
s Ss niGy !" . ss.s's Of
90 6ereby appoint the once n y. aeeeased, ana
N LIZ Sorte - the place. The arst and py W
cs,ssny Septemoer instant, a. the tms ~ ~ eu'
Vei''ns and examining ,sid claims ''he Tor re-
3v34 J. T. Osooop.
GEO. T. BUTTON,
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Will the clerks of the Primary meet
ings do US the favor to forward the full
names of the candidates for Representa-.
tiyeS As soon as made'
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Independent Express q,

Express between ;. W HArbor and Some.y,ll.
for the conveyance OF passengers and freight
On M~adays Thu shsy., leaves W
Htrpor alta A VI and conne'ts with stage for
with Ste amer Lewiston
On =" edaesdSy n Saturdays. leaves : W
ha'b"t Tor S"mtSVi1Ie on arrival Of steamer
Lewiston PitYate conveyance, 10 any part Of ih.-
Island furnished on short notice As good
hur SOS AMI carriages, WITH experienced drivrr.
VIII be furnished AZ low rates the subscriber
hop"s to receive u iibcr al patronage
GAIT. }. y. MAYO
:. W HaTbor. aug. %, ls14 ~.
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Caution.

pms Is 10 warn all persons against r,baslus
u certain hote OF hand. signed uy btur.
west OF >teuben, and payable to one Jnhr Srr-rt
o. fremont. tor the anIOCnt of one hundred lnA
seFenty-hYs dollars, and dated April I'm i-51
as the value Of said note was never yr,e .v.,l ..
me, and shall not pas il.
g DANIEL Wi~I
stcuben, Aug. 10Th ls7l 3ws,,
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PORTLAND
Business College

SruDENrS ADMITTED At any time when There
~ are 'tcAnctr-. All parties guttrfsteu are ...
stted II examine into it. merits
for fall Information address
JmB l., 4. GRAY A NJ Priuct4,|
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Freedom Notice.

HANlNH given my minor son SAMUEL r N4+si,t
- Der h'> unie from and after Rats S!atr Iu.-
NV all p"rsans inst shall claim nom ott ,...
tns' aud shall pay NJ debts ot hi. contracting.
Ellsworth Aug. 3ist. IS7t