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SptfiaI 1otiets.
Or. scHENcks
Pslnsonic syrup, Sea Weed Tonic. And
Mandrake Pills.

lnese medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures OF Consumption than any other
remedy known to the American public Tho
arc compounded OF vegetable ingredients AM,
man constitution. - 'e nu'
other remedies advertised as cures for Con.
Sumption, probably contain opium which il n
omeMhat dangerous drug IN all cases. and II ia l.
en- Freely by consumptve patients il must IA,
great injury; for its tendency IA 70 condna ,ho
morbid matter IN the system which, of conr.e
must make cure impossible
ocneheAs fulmonic syrup is warranted not to
s~on.aIn Imam particle OF opium. II is composed OF
Po"eriui but harmless herbs, which act on the
Mu1ss, M hyer, and blood. and thus correct all NOR.
ea secretions and expel all the diseased mater
Hohi the body. These the only means hv
Mhlen CONSUMPTION can be cured, and as schen.
ruinohic syrup, Sea weed Tonic and Man.
~ u,se ne rnIs are The only medicines which operate
In. 80 va. ~ =. Is obvious they are the only genu-
me me cure ior Pulmonary Consumption. Each bot
full directions p"o1 ny
Dr schenck is profes sionaiy at his PRINCIPAL Of
uoe. corner sixth and Arch Streets Phiiade Ipbia
very h Monday and at Quincy House, Boston. on
tae me- ioiowing Wednesdays, June IOth and 2.th
'ay etn ana END, and August 5th and 18Th
spnoIyllzl
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State Ne VS..
Mardcrcrs In the Maine Prison.

OF the li2 convicts in the state Prison o {
Maine, there are IL under sentence for
murder, the penalty Of ''the Old law" be-
ing hanging at such time as the Governor
shall issue his warrant therefor. The
Lewiston Journal thus euumeratcs them,
showing incidently how long 10 several
cases the death penalty has been hanging
over them, but has not been inflicted by
reason of the Governor not isuing the war
rant:
" William u. Blake. Camden, committed for
murder in 1858, and sentence subsequently COM
muted to Imprisonment for life; aged my.
Howard A. Cleveland, Bangor, committed
Sept. 90. i,,S, and sentence never comnuted on
account OF legal point raised which was
thought to render II inexpedient 10 do SO; aged
twcnty-cght.
Patrick Griffin. Lewiston. committed under
the law, Aug. -, 1853. for murder Of his wife,
and sentence never committed; aged ilty.
Ephriam Gilman. Denmark. convicted for
murder IN 1858 under the old law, and sentence
never commuted; age thirty-tye.
George Knight, Poland, committed In lSJ.
for the murder Of his wife, and sentence never
commuted; age ffly-seycn. Knight continues
To protest his innocence, and seems 10 still in
dulgc hope of pardon
Charles II. keenc, Cumberland, committed
/ in 1851 for murder, and sentence cnmmutcd !;
| age thjrty-iive.
John +. Lawrence. pcnob,cot. committed in
/ 1870 for murder and sentence oommuled; age
| thirty-tws.
| Bernard Little, Knox, committed for life In
| $50 for MURDER; age iiity-hYc.
Joel {. Prebie, Auburn, committed In lSi1 =,
| under the old law, for the murder OF his wife
and sentence never commuted; age forty-two.
| Charles Wilkinson, committed for life in lS6 !
| for murder; age iwelty eight.
| Joseph ID. Smith, NeaZic, committed for
murder in ls12. and sentence commutcd; agc
twenty-five.
! Wagner Louis, ii. r., FORK, committed Sept.
! %, 1913, for murder Of two women at the Isle.
OF shole.; age thirty. Wagner protests his in
nocence. but writes his friends that he expects
10 be hung AT the end Of the year.
., James u. Lowell, Lewiston, committed Nav
| %, 1874; age thirty-one. may
Inc arden iestides that the convict. SEN
sIn'cd s Tor murder are among the most tract.-
one OF them would De selected by th,. xiS;,, -
capable Of deed Of blood -
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The report of the crops show that
l,56' ,7o5 more acres haye been sown in
wheat this year than last. and the presest
crop is very promising for a full average
production.
Pope Plus TX, completed the eighty.
second year ofhfs age on the 18th Of Nav.
nis hoIiness rnceived 10000 letters OF
congratulation-l5,OOO 900 of them from Its,.
ians.daring one day. and huge baskets.
niied with other epistles of the same sort
were being carried TO his chambers In the
vatican after he had retired.
The oath Of Office as Secretary Of the
Treasury was on Thursday administered
70 Gen. Rristow by Chief Justice Carter Of
TIE Supreme Coqrt. The ceremony took
place IN the Presidential room at the Exc
cufive mansion. After the oath was ad.
ministered Secretary Bristow went 10 the
treasury Department and Immediately en-
'esed upoh his duties.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
The (seneva Award Rill.

BESIDES the remaining general appro.
'on ohis. there are others Of an impor-
Iaht pubiic character requiring action. in.
Guiding the bill for the distribution of the
Geneva award. The majority OF the
mouse committee on the Judiciary have
provided in their bill for indemnification
IN the assured for war premiums paid not
deducting for any payment on account Of
losses which he might secure for the un-
aer"r1ers, because, as they say, he would
receive back nothing of the war premium
10 such payment. But the minority-
Aessrs, Potter. Tremain, Pol and. and Jew
e',Itake the ground that the money was
collected for particular losses on particu.
lar vessels. and those premiums have no
more relation to this fund, and no more
G'slm 9 upon 1t, than the losses of a man in
LOUISIANA or Arkansas because of the
war. Such Identical claims for increased
war premiums were presented py our
Government to the tribunal at Geneva.
Iney were considered by that tribunal and
rejected as not claims that could be recoy-
cred for under the treaty.-[N. Y. Times.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

ASSIGNMENT OF JusTicE-. tl,,. ,,r..
ent session OF the Supreme Judicial Court
La" Term, for the Middle District hoId
in. IN Augusta, the following a..iyum.n,
OF Justices for the judicial year ls7,5 ba.
been made -
APPLETON, e.. j. September Term. oxfonI
october Term, kennebcc: Dec.mt,rr Tn
Somerset; April Term. Penobscot.
CUTTING, j. September Term, Aroo,tnol .
October Term. Hancock January and tchr,,'
AIRY Terms, Penobscot; April Term, Lincoln !.
May Term, York.
WALTON, j. September and April Terms
Ahiroscoggn; December Term. sayaIahnc:
January Term. Cumberland; March Term. Ox
ford " Va
DickERsoN. J. September Term. somer.
set; October Term, Lincoln December Term
hnox; January and April Terms, Waldo.
February Team, Aroostook.
BAHRows, J. September Term, York: O.,
tober Term Waldo; December Term, OxiorI.
January Term, Washington; March Term
Franklin; April Term, Sagadahoc,
DANfoRTH, j. August and March Terms
kennebec; September Term, Pi.cataouis. o,.
tober and April Terms Washington Jannarv
Term, Androscoggin
NihGiS, j. August Term, Sagadahoc: Sen,
lember Term, FRANKLIN; October and Anri,
Terms, Cumberland; January Term. YORK
March Term. Knox
fErERs, j. August and October Terms
renobscot; September Term, Knox: February
Term, Piscataquis; March Term. Somer.ef.
April Term, Hancock.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

The receipts of the Maine Coneree,
e2l3.
Hon. I. S. Lang. of Augusta, will re.
move TO Oregon sometime in july
The new court house to be built at
| hockiand will cost S75. 900. 1t is to be OF
orick with stone trimmings.
| The municipal authorities of Belfast
nave offered reward of $500 for evidence
TO convict the incendiares who have been
operating Of late in that city,
The Young Mems Christian Associ,.
ton in Belfast, has voted to open a public
reading room, providing the sum of s4OO
shaii De subscribed by citizens to pay the
cost Of the first year.
Major Stevens Of Boston. who deliver.
eoA poem IN Bangor. Decoration Day.
gave the $50 presented to him, to the
Post, declining to keep any portion of il.
Rev. John w. Parsons. once ),
preacher IN Bangor, recently died in his
nome out West, OF paralysis. He preach
ed IN d. during the great religious revival,
ana was a vigorous worker. He has been
= = seu'eu minister In every state in the
Union, east Of the Mississippi.
The newly-elected Governor of Oregon.
Hon. Lafayette Grover, is a native of Beth.
el.
1t Is reported that the X s l.. Il. Il. in-
tehd 70 run steamer, between Roekland
and Mt. Desert, this summer.
The sale Of lands owned by the State |
has been ordered to take place on Thur sdav. |
September 2Sd, 1t 10 o'clock, A. A., at
Bangor.
Orders have been received at the Xii.
terry Navy Yard to launch the United States
steamer Enterprise on Saturday next.
The Presque Isle Sunrise says the
prospect Is good for obtaining a charter
rom the Dominion Parliament for the rail-
Dad bridge across the st. Croix, at Calais
md st. stephen. The committee are un-
In favor OF granting it.
Fish Commissioner Stanley has a
latching house under his personal super.
iaion ss Dixheld, which. Il y said, l. Do /
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Thirty Years Experience Of nm
old Nurse.

ILL. Wsnslew's Soothing syrap 10 che
prescription 81 one of the best Female Phvsi
Clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
Deen used for thirty years with never falling
saIety and success by millions OF mothers AMI
children. from the feeble infant of one weel ola
, 70 tne adult. 1t corrects acidty of the stomach
IeIeVes WIND collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother ami
chiid. We believe il to be the Best and suTest
TTGEReay TERT IN ne World; in all cases of DYsEN
er 1t arises nom Teething or from anv n'har
causes. Full directions for using viii accompany
eacn bottle None Genuine unless the fac-simiis
VI ICOnIiS fEKkINS Is on the ontsidie wran
per. Sold BY all Medicine dealers. spnoIyas
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

The Western Union Telegraph COMPS
ny last year sent 1885, 600 messages,
which is only one message to every three
persons in the country. England. with
population Of two-thirds our own, last
year transmitted IA, 1853 900 messages.
In Myron, Allamkee County, Iowa, .
llst.e cnlid named Haslip fell In well re-
Senuy. US mother, hearing Its cries, worked
her way to the bottom Of the we'll canght
the child's clothing In her teeth, and
climbed with It 70 the top.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
FROM the Congregaiionalist a. Recorder,
BOSTON, MARCH 9. 1871.

BOSTON. MARCH 2, 1871.
The HENRY F. MILLER PIANO -FoRrEs.-
Inc Instruments from this establishment
are rapidly comm into public notice
ana iavor' and already occupy foremost
position among first-class pianos.
MIR. Miller is himself practical meeban-
lc' ana thorough musician, and the su-
per'or'sy which these pianos have over 9TH
ers' Is owing in large measure to the
careful supervision which each instru-
ment receives from the manufacturer be-
lore 1t Is allowed to leave his lsaabljsb.
ment. The award of the contract to fnr-
nish the public schools of Boston with
pianos must be very gratifying 10 Mr.
Miller, and is testimony Of The mustcal
pubic to the high position which these
Instruments occupyo The serere test that
hey have received at the New England
conservatory of Music aud at many 9th
II puoiic Institutions where they are in
'ohstaht daily use, is guarantee ofthejr
many excellent qualities, and especially of
heir durability. They are nsed and rec
'mmended by most of the leading musi-
ians of Boston.
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The new paper. the ~RockI.nd Ia;

The new paper, the "Rockland Daily
Globe, under the editorial management o,
Geo. Fl. Blake. and published by the
Rockland Publishing Company, is q new
enterprise and promises to be a success.
The numbers received show experience,
good judgment and taste and will doubt
less be well received in the enterprising
and growing city Of R0ckland. 1t is in
dependent of party. and will be entirely
devoted to the varied interests of its pa
irons.
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Notice Of Assignee OF his An.
pOinm emf.

me District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine ''''e7' LOT
In the matter of Andrew Nc T. Uo,xara p,
rupt. In bankruptcy. nahA-
,ol rhicI OF MAINE, ss.-At Ellsworth tha
Ho1n DAY OF May A. ID. 1874. ''e
ine uniersigned hereby gives notice of hi, an
s r, as Assignee of Andrew Nc O. uow,rf
S,,,a :, w4rtn, as , In the County Of Hancock. and
aaia. VI naine within said District who has been
aaluHgeI ~ a bankrupt upon his own Petition bv
1873. D''fic'' hied Dec. e.
3w22 p. ,,x .
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Republican Congressional Convention.

The Republicans Of the Fi1h Congressional
District OF Maine are requested TO sent dei.-
gates to a Convention to he held at Ellsworth
On " -ds esaa.. the 9Ssh o. Seae' IVA
as 10 O'Clock a. VI,
TO nominate a candidate for Representative to
the next Congress.
Each city. town. and organized plantation i,
entitled 10 one delegate. and one additional
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Governor Dingley in 1873. and for fraction ol
fiity or more votes.
j NJ. MILLIKEN,
W. +. KING.
4. VI. HOPKINS. District
J. NJ. BLNSDELL.
WM. MCGILyERY. Committee.
\. J. BILLINGS,
J. :. CASE.
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Asa Redington, l.. l.. d., died in Lewiston
Friday the 8, at the age ofS5 years. The de-
ceased was widely know0 in Maine. lie was
graduate OF Bowdoin College aud for
many years an active lawyer. lie served as
Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas and
was for many years Recorder of Decision
lie also held the position Of Treasurer. of
the state lie was gentleman OF wealth.
ana during the past few years has contri-
outsd largely for benevolent purposes.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
THURSDAY. JUNE Il. ls7a.
Republican State Convention.
The Republicans of Maine are invited to send
delegates to State Convention TO be holden m
GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA,

ThurnAny. Jane l1sh. lo1A. ae N o'eoOck
4. ~. for the purpose Of nominating candi-
date for Governor, and transacting any other
business that may properly come before the
Convention.
The basis of representation will be as fol-
lows
Each city, town and plantation will be en-
titled to one delegate and one additional for
every IS votes for the Republican candidate for
Governor in 1873. fraction of 40 votes, ad,
ditional to the full number for delegate, Is
also entitled TO a delegate.
Delegates are authorized to fill vacancies only
with actual residents Of the county TO which the
town belongs.
The State Committee will be in session at IL
O'Clock the morning of the Convention for the
reception of credentials.
JAS. G. BLAINE. Kennebec, Chairman.
WILLIAM p. FRYE, Androsgoggin.
HENRY .. PERRY. Aroostook.
STANLEY T. PULLEN, Cumberland.
&C PERKINS. Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Hancock.
J. II. III. HEwETT, Knox.
5 :. MARBLE. Lincoln.
FRED T.. SHAW, Oxford.
JOSEPH l. SMITH, Penobscot. .
f. \. THOMPSON. Piscataquis.
+. ID. SEwALI., Sagadaboc.
:. J. WALTON. Somerset
FRED ATWOOD, Waldo.
NELSON :. ALLAN. Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
4. A. SMITH, Secretary.
Nav -, 1874.
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SheriH's Sale.

HANCocK, S.. MAY -, ls5t.
T IIAN thls day taken on Execution the Ileh'
1 which -cwan W Perkins has 10 redeem from
n mortgage T. Arthnr r Drinkwater. dated ApII
- IssI and recorded ~ the Hancock Registry of
Deeds, Vol. Ia. Page los. certain parcel OF Eea
Estate situated IA Ellsworth, iu the County o
Hancock. bounded North by homestead ot Mar
tha Jellison. West by Hancock street, South bg
spruce street, and East by land Of sylyHuus Jpr'
dan, and by land of heirs OF u. Tinker, iccca'e'l.
, a.l -hsI sI -aa.t .-%A rs4IlAlA ctIyu at
=, ,t'ineoex on iass lay, the &th day OF June \
~ ls's. at O'clock In tn afternoon
\. Il. DEyEEEtX, >HFGIrF.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
For Sale.

SMALL Farm situated in Bucksport ne ar the
a village, containing l6 acres Of Grass. Til,age
fasture with Two Orchards of thrifty trees rais
ing I'D TO 200 bushels of Grated Fruit Blu il,ings
consisting Of House and Barn In excellent con-
dieion. These premises are eligibly situated near
good schools, .sd offer attractive inducements 10
"a pers0n 1e;sarng smsn farm and the privileges
lage. f"s"' VII
Ducksport, May ls 1874. o-soM, s,s,
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

PROVIDENCE. K. l., OCT, 10. 1872

PROVIDENCE. K. l., OCT. 10, 1872
BOSTON people are very particular. and
aniohS Ihem are some excellent Judges of
musical instruments. l. it then remarka
Ole that the school committee selected the
Miller piano for use in the public schools:
boston Is NOS alone in this. More than
hfty academies aud schools in New Eng
iahd are doing the same thing. These
instruments are first-class in every re-
spect' and they are deservedly popular.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
President Gsant fira In his Position sr
Finance.

Einaace.
President Grant is very hrm on the f.
naneial question and unhesitatingly de.
clares that he will not sign any bill that is
not within the bounds laid down by him in
his veto message He regards the present
conference committee project as more OBJ
jectionable than the Senate bill which he
might have been willing to accept as
compromise. Well informed persons ex-
press the opinion that there will not be
any legislation on finance during the pres
ent session.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL DEAD.
Ihe friends of TIE civil rights bill regard
it as dead for the present session. as they
are unwilling to relinquish the school sec.
ton.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

HE Co-partnership heretofore existing be
<. .,, ween the undersigned, is this day dissolved
~ I ,u.rat a consent All persons indebted to tho
,nsn' urn are requested to make immediate pay.
w. g. MURPHY,
Ellsworth, May !, 1874. ayx2a
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W" VIII You
b = q err

To all persons suffer.
ering from Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Cramps in
ihe limbs or stomach.
Bilious Coils, Pain in
the back. bowels or side.
ne would say, THE
HOUSEHOLD PANA.
CEA and FAMILYLIN.
IMENT Is Of all others
the remedy you wan.
for Internal and external
use. 1t has cured the
a Q Owe complaints in
thousands Of cases.
There is no mistake
about it. Try 1t. Sold
by all Druggists.
SD no ly2S
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Ellsworth & Deer Isle, TblegraDh Co,
Notice.

WHEREAS. My Wife Rachel Williams bavi,,
~. iei1 my oed and board, without justitlabis
Sause, all persons are hereby iorbii,,en 10 I'm
contracting after this date - "oi
r..u.u BARZlLLAR WILLIAMS
A' may sist, 1874. 3ws1s
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Office,

Qi NUiE OF the City Council, "A d scOunt of
- hve per cent. Will be allowed ON all taxes paid
on or before July LIST. three per cent. all taxes
paid on or before sept Is 1, and two per cent. on
all taxes paid on before Nov. LIST, is7t.
hereby give notice that shalt b. out OF town
from the lin, to the 10Th of this month JoHS II
BKINAEk, will act as City Clerk.
WILLIAM o. MCDoSALD, 20 Hector % Iaxes.
Ellsworth. June 10Th, 1874, 3N2i
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| n 0 U Sch oil
| PAuAcEA
FAMILY
lInImf Ut.
The CONFESSION Of AN INVALID,

THE CONFESSION oF AN INVALID.
yofxn yonsnsD - AS WARNING and tor the bepea, n,
vUTS vUU" -: MnS AND 0THkRs who suffer from NER
vOOo DEBiLirf, LOSS OF MANHOOD ~"
sdppiying the means Of self-cure " ritten bv on.
o,scs Susd himself After undergoing considerable
d;rec,eT anu sent ree on receiving postpaid
o,ess me author, NATHANIEL MArrAIR'
'p"e'.osh Box las Brooklyn nm.
e"es lesk Pale a.A SICK
stomach. ""i"s IN the
BROWNS vERMIFUGE cOMFIrs
vi; m oestroy " orms without injury to The child
o. other Injurious ingredients usually used n
CUhriS Brown, Proprietors,
No. 95 Fulton Street. New yorr
sold ~ DraEgists acd Che mists. and S..,ors;.
Ssoaeasee as TWsATY.FIvE CEHzS BOZ. -
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11

From the Woman. Journal,

IHE MILLER Pianos excel in the beaut p
iul quality and richness OF their tone h.
their action, which all professional mus
clans pronounce unexceptionally superior:
and in their elegance Of design and work
mauship.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Notice.

A IL. persons having unsettled account, with the
u late II. j. BLAlsDELI., and with J ~. VI
HLAl>DELL, are respectfully requested To call
hnd Settle them, a the aopyr accounts MUST BE
SETTLED within the next SIX months.
months.
JAS. NJ BLAISpELL.
Franklin, MAY 9Th. I-.I iw23
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Notice Of Assignee of his App
point nlent

Tn BANKRUPTCY I'm the District Court OF the
i United staics tor the District nf Maine, In
the matter OF >hth1 4. Halves Bankrupt. bis.
tTict of Maine $. At Ellsworth, in said District.
the 10Th day Of May 4 -. lS:I
The undersigned hereby gives notice ot his ap-
poinment Assignee OF NathI A. HIwcS. ul
Brooksvule in the County of Hancock and state
OF Maine. within said District. who has been al
judged Bankrupt upon petition OF his creditors
BY the District Court Of said District.
filed Nov -, 1873.
3s2i Portland, Me.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Caution.

NOTE OF hand for one hundred & ninety dol.
"A lars given by tn Capt. tppcs t,i!Iey, OF
Orland, on Ma .Gth l~1l payable in thirty days. q.
was iraudulentiy obtained and : without con
sidcratlou and the ylncnt Of Il viii be contest
CT by me JOSIAH 4. IiNTt II.
JasttHe June Ind, ls-t INat
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
Notice.

ORDERED by the City Council June lst 1874
~ That the Special Committee To define the
bounds OF The streets, be Instituted to employ
surveyors, and after giving notice 10 the abuters,
proceed and locate the bounds OF the several
streets in the Village, and report to the Cit y
Council a plan and Survey eau
be had.
In obeyance to the foregoing Order, the special
Committee have engaged The services oi two com
petent Surveyors. who vii! proceed forthwith 10
r. trace and deine the bounds oil The several
Streets. All persons interested are hereby mo-
tiiied to appear and shew cause. IL any, why the
same should not be approved.
a hearing will be had at the Council Room,
July 9th, at 0 O'Clock A. N. Tor that purpose.
J. Il. GRANT, Chairman.
Ellsworth, June 6th, ls7f. Ss2l
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2s~ advertisements.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby giving tnat as Admin
istrstrx of the Estate Of william Thompson
late Of Trenton, In the ounty OF Hancocs,d ,deceas
ing parcel Of real estate situated in Ellsworth, IN
said County. To wit Lot No. ". the same being
known as the Moses Hale farm, and being the
same described in the mortgage deed from Moses
Hale to William Thomson. recorded in the Han
cock RcsistIy of Deeds, Vol. l3s. ass. TO which
record reference may he had part of the de-
scriplion.
Said mortgage deed is dated August 81. A. ID.
1857. And the condition therein has been broken
by reason whereof, claim u foreclosure OF all
right of redemption.
ALMENA X. THOMPSON Adm'x.
June J. AID. 1874.
3wA Hale Emery, ATTORNEYS.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-11
DENTAL NOTICE +!
A Perfect Set of Teeth Furnished
for $40
'sGOING!GONE!-

AsrOnice in Masons Block, Main St., toppo.
site Writings Store) 'SPFN
Ellsworth, June Sd. 1874 trr,
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

WHEN you hear man say the world
owes him a living, don't leave auy
hams laying around loose.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

p/vft< and salaries Of the people.
something like what Moses laid
down as system Of taxation for the
Children Of Israel. only modified to the
wants Of the present period.
have written you Il much longer let
ter than | intended, as | am we'll aware
how much your time must be occupied
If you can find time to answer this ev-
er SO briefly, shall feel thankful Be-
fore close l must inform you of some
Of our work in this county The County
Council has started an insurance COM
pany on the mutual plan. We likewise
concluded to pack our own pork.
What Was the result? The highest fig
ure offered for pork on our streets be.
fore We commenced operations was
s2.75; the next day the buyers sent
runners out all over the county engag-
ing the hogs at So to 1926, and from
that they have been gong up and have
been higher here than any other point one
the river That movement saved the
farmers Of our county at least $50, 900.
The farmers are learning and will be
wiser next year. With sincere prayer
tor your welfare and success, I remain
Yours fraternally,
SAMUEL SENNETr.