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Mr.. Edaor.-Last Saturday We had
gay time on our quiet Island. The day
was cloudless and bright the breeze was
just brisk enough to ripple the sea, and
make il musical on the rocky shore and
bring boat filled with q cheerful compa-
ny safe to land. They had come on
pleasure excursion. They went TO the
top of the Light House Tower and had
fine view of the beautiful scenery in all
directions and far away with the assistance
OF the spy-glass. The next thing in order
was fsh chowder. in half an hour from
the time young cod were swimming In the
sea they were served up in first class style
on the table. The cooking was done on
the rocks, and the sails were changed in
to canopy and happy group OF twenty
four young ladies and gentlemen sat down
to partake OF the bountiful repast which
the hands Of the fair and the strong had
prepared. There were a great variety of
good things 70 eat and hot tea and cold
lemon ade to drink. After a few hours Of
agreeable conversation. laughing, joking
and singing. with very short speeches, the
merry company dispersed and as they sailed
away on the dancing waters they were
cheered by the thought that il they were
belated, the ruby light from Nash's Tower
would guard them safely home.
E. X. HEATH.
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Ar 10. schs Storm Petrol. Davis, Hoboken |;
Capt John. Means. Ellsworth: Dexter Clark,
Curtis. Port johnson, and proceeded to
Quimbv.
Az II. schs Victory. Coombs. Port johnson: .
Elizabeth, Walls. Calais; signal Tracy, Ban.
gor; Mountain Laurel. Higgins. Port johnson.
Ar II. schs City Of Chelsea. Goodwin, Ellis.
worth; Brave, Foss, Roudout; Savoy, Pray,
Machias.
Sid IL. sch Hudson. Coleman, Calais.
DIGHToN-sch Red Rover, Bowden, Els
worth.
Trenton; Ripple. Moshcr. do; Blast, Taylor.
do; Thomas Borden, .Phila.
River, for Trenton; Onward. Lowell, Bangor;
Paran. Fletcher. Machias for N York.
Ar 10, sch Twilight, johnson, Fall River for
Trenton.
PAwTUcKEr-Sld I, sch Horizon, N
York.
Sid 9. sch Astoria. Sargent. York.
Ar 10, sch Abby, Weld. Trenton.
Ar IL. sch Nellie +. FIN Machias
PRovIDENCE-Below Q, sch VIM II Archr,
Ellsworth with lumber.
Ar 10. schs Flight. Tinker, Calais; Ring
leader. Snare. Bangor.
Arc sch Zoe. Coombs, Bay View, Mass.
Ar II, schs Magnet. Handy, Calais; Enter
prise. Leighton, do: Rio. Seavey. Machias.
NEW foEk-Ar q. schs Comet. Tracy. Cal.
ais; c W Dexter. Dunton, Mschias; Surprise
Seaman. Pawtucket for Trenton.
AIRS, schs Lansrtinc. Hunter. Portland
Ripple: Moshcr. Fall River; Spray, Martin,
do for Trenton.
AR 0. schs Altaveia. JOY, Bermuda DAYS
Mary Holt, Hig 4ins. Rabacoa, p Il, Il days
Sea Queen. Franklin; Mist, Murray
Fall River for Trenton.
Ar 10, sch Olive Branch. Colt. Cutler.
Passed through bell Gate-J W Drisko
Haskell, Phila for Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 0, sch Oriole, Baker
Boston.
Cid .. sch Thomas, Borden. for Fall River.
NEWCASTLE DEI-Passed down IL, sch
Thomas, Borden. for Fall River.
BALTIMoRE-Ar9 9, sch J Paine. FIN Bluehil
NoRFoLK-Cld 1, sch Nellie Scott, Milan
Barb ADDE'S.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.

Ellsworth Fort.
CLEARED.
sept 10
sen Gangc.. Pomroy. New Yor.
Sch Ann trcoh, Jasper. Portland
ARRIVED
Sch Charles Upton. Bela,iy. Boston
Sch Nanialia, ful.nsloa, Boston.
CLEARED.
sept II.
Sch Benny Ives. Whitaker. Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch Ha~vy Bunke Iioesl aad
CLEARED.
scptl2
Sch westerloo, Whitaker, Boston
sch Catherine, Nurch. Boston
Sch Red Rover, Bowden, Coston
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester. Hopkins, BluehlI
sch tlzabclh, Leland. Boston.
scl Lodu,kia. Mea :, Boston
Sea Wesley Abbott. M,'li1cn. Boston
CLEARED.
Sch Mary Cushmaa. Walls. Bosom
ARRIVED.
Sch rs Lawrence, Dav :. Portsmouth
SEA seioto. >1der. RocLland
Sch Fremont. Mosley. Rockland
Sch Grace. Atev. Bosion
SCH Cares.a. >Ldler Po.. and
Sch senator, Grant, Portland
CLEARED.
Sch Mechanic, Card, Boston
Sch Delaware, Patt,p, Boston
ARRIVED.
sch Storm Petrol, DAYS Boston
Sch Ann Creon. Jasper Portland
sch Copy. Young, Bosom
sch Elcn, whitmore. Boston
Sch Minneola. Farrell Boston
CLEARED.
Sch Leonora, Bon.ey Boston
Sch Sandalia fuIington Boston
sen NJ kennedy, Pomroy Boston.
Sch Hussar, Barber. Roek land
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astiue.

Nuouoe
The beautiful weather of the past few
weeks has caused the Summer visitors TO
larry longer than usual. While many Of
the watering places have not received
their usual patronage this season, our
town has had more company than usual.
With proper accommodations Castine
would become the resort of the best class
of Summer travellers. The unequalled.
view of land and water. The opportuni-
ties for safe sailing and delightful picnic
ing combined with the pleasures OF good
society and church privileges renders the
place at once one OF free enjoyment and
social home pleasures.
General Chamberlain and wife arrive ed
in town on the fifth inst. and remained
several days, the guests of Mrs. Cate.
The General visited the Normal school ex-
pressing himself much pleased with the
building and the COL. On Wednesday
evening a few of our citizens, and the
teachers and pupils of the school enjoyed
rare treat. Mrs. Abbie G. Woolson of
the ''Josmte Valley" This was one of
the best lectures to which we ever listen
ed In power OF graphic description
strong and beautiful expression of thought
in tones at once pleasant, clear and full.
Mrs. W., has few equals. On Thursday
morning Mrs. W., spoke an hour to the
school, and the few citizens present. on
dress REFORM Her earnest truthful prac-
teal words should be heard and pondered
by every mother and daughter In our land.
With noextreme views, she comes at once
TO the calm and logical treatment of q
subject OF vital Importance to all our peo-
pie. Unless the gospel Of health and life
which she so sloquently breaches, is heard
and obeyed. American women have little
to expect in the future physically or in
teliectually, in the So called progress Of
the race. The young teachers who heard
Mrs. W. will, We trust, practice and teach
the truth after her. F.
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We notice fine new carriage, driven
by Mr.. Thomas Mahan, dealer in Fruits.
Confectionery, and Cigars. 1t was from
the mandatory of Davis & Son, Of this
city, and was made from the latest and
neatest pattern of light express wagon.
The inimitable Sam Sharpley was a,
Hancock Hall Tuesday night, where he
was welcomed by crowded house. His
company are all first class artists. The
fun was fast and furious.
Mr.. Geo. w. Newbesin the superin-
tendent of Hancock Hall is deserving of
good word for his efficiency and faith
fulness- The Hall is well cared for. and
some little income is derived from il.
We are informed that DR.. JOHN Ho-
MFR, who met the general appreciation of
our citizens last Winter, by performing
such large number of successful Surgi.
cal operations, will visit Ellsworth pro-
fess;onally during this week.
n. b. lie will remain at the CRY Ho-
TEL during the days of FRIDAY and SAT-
URDAY, Sept. 9Th, and both
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Bsckspsrs.
A correspondent writes that Professor
Forsyth delivered his second lecture OF
the course on natural science before the
students at the East Maine Conference
Seminary this evening, Sept. 10. The
subject under consideration was Gravity
and the Centre of Gravity. The lecture
which occuprd about an hour in its de-
livery received the undivided attention Of
all present. Such course Of scientific
sNpositions embracing the general princi-
pies of philosophy and chemistry, being
illustrated with the necessary apparatus
and charts, cannot fail In producing the
desired result of awaking within the
students love for the works Of nature,
and giving them better understanding
OF the grand love which govern her mar
vellous operations. j.
The Bucksport & Bangor Railroad Di-
rectors have located the depot in Bucks
port at the upper steamboat wharf, known
as SpoGord's wharf.
An exciting she'll race occurred on the
river at Bucksport, Friday evening. be-
tween Simeon Gray (colored) and Capt.
Frederick Snow. Gray won by boats
length. The distance was half mile and
return. The race was closely contested.
Launched at Bucksport, the 10th inst,
from the yard Of William Beazley & Co., a
superior-built three-masted schooner. 375
tons, called Charles II. Fabens," owned
by Fabens 4 Co., of Salem, Mass, +. d.
Gardiner and others of Buckspor,. and
Captain W. 5. Keene of Prospect who will
command her. This vessel is classsd AL
for seven years, and is considered one Of
the best ever built at Buc ksport.
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Miscellaneous.
SAIL LAKE CITY.

SAIL LAKE CITY. II.
The u. s Marshal attempted to gain
admittance TO the County Court house for
the purpose of holding court. but found
the doors barred in side and abandoned
the attempt, and the court was held in a
hotel parlor. In his charge TO the grand
jary of the second District, Judge Bore
man calls for the enforcement of the law
OF 1872. against bigamy or polygamy. and
also asks that the perpetrators OF the
Mountain Meadow massacre of 1859, be
brought 10 punishment. The polygamists
and those declaring that they did not be-
Iieve polygamy a crime were declared
from serving upon this jury Grand and
petit juries Of the third district were drawn
to-day the majority of them being anti
mornons.
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The High School opened. Tuesday morn
ing. after long intermission All signs
point TO asuccesful and pleasant session.
The new principal, Hon. NJ. c. Lampery
Is a teacher OF experience and comes high
ly recommended. He is graduate OF
Dartmouth College and was lately in
charge OF the South Berwick Academy In
this state. He will probably have an As
sistant, TO be appointed soon.
There were present, twenty-four scbol.
airs in three upper classes, to whom will be
added Others who were formerly connected
with the school. The entering class
numbers twenty-six. who were admitted
on the recommendations of their teachers.
The usual examinations wss omitted on
account of the long interval since school
closed, but all admitted are put upon pro-
bation.-allowed to remain. if faithful. put
back. if laggard.
The Committee hope that the citizens
VIII sustain therein. their efforts to make
this school worthy of the city. Most of
the schools here are q disgrace to the
wealth and population Of the place. They
are at once a cause and an effect of the
low condition Of public morals and intelli.
gence The way to reform lies through
the heads and hearts of the young. Neg
lect therein. and the reputation of Els
worth can never be elevated. Attend IN
them and its prosperity is certain. It is
not difficult task. little time, a little
money, little attention to the punctuality
and faithfulness of the young, and the re-
suit is incalculable.
To have q good High School at the head
OF our school system 10 to set . mark
which the smallest and the poorest can
Elsvorth, Jsiy 7ised by. Let the fathers
NV of what In
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Biuehill.
Rev. Mr.. Tablets of the Congrega-
tional Church, being absent upon a short
vacation his pulpit is being supported by
Rev. Mr.. HARDWOOD, Baptist, OF PASSPORT :;
very much to the acceptance of the peo-
pie.
The pupils and frie nds Of the academy
are TO be congratulated. that the Trustees
have succeeded in procuring the services
of Mr.. f. NJ Rogers, former teacher for.
Fall and Winter term. The academy will
reopen on the IS inst. The success Of the
institution under the able manageme Mt of
Mr. Rogers heretofore, is a guaranty Of its
so-a-head men hereafter, at least, while he
IS here.
Our Baptist friends are anticipating,
If the wea Their should prove favorable, q
big gathering of the good folks at their as
sociation here. next week. They will fin d
hearts and houses open TO all.
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New Publications.

"HIDDEN HAND" AND "SHADOwY HAND"
Rev. Henry Aorgan's new book "Shadowy
Hand" published Sept. LIST, 40 pages, illus
rated, is story Of real life, Astounding in
incidents both pathetic and comic. 1t is pre-
dicted that its sale will exceed that of Ned
Nevins," which reached over 20 600 copies the
first year. Grand chance for agents. Price Of
the book, 81 50. Agents favorably dealt with
Address Morgan Chapel Boston.
Mr.. Aorgan's new lecture, "Hidden Hand !;
Pulpit and the Stage" is not Tom Taylor's
drama Hidden Hand" with the poisoned cup
nor the "Hidden Hand" Of Mrs. Southworth's
"Capitola," but the III iding Of Gods Power in
soul forces.-
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Amaiiah K. BatchelJer. them of
W Buckspor., by his mortgage deed dated
January End 1858, conveyed TO me the undersign.
scTibed as follows:-
Bounded north by No. 10, westerly by same 4
the Beal lot, sOnthsriy by No. II, or Rowcr's lot
easterly ~ No. u, or b. j. Tinker lot. and being
lot No. l3 Of The LamOne tract containing lss &C.
res more or less, recorded in Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, vol. III, page A64.
The condition Of said mOrtxaee having been
broken. claim . foreclosure and give this notice
accordingly. ASA WASGATT. JR'
september 10. 1874. ow30s
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l E ID.

Obituary moilces, beyond the Dale, Name and
Age mus! be pad for.
Ellsworth-l2th inst, Georgia A Smith.
aged - years.
9Th ins John Summinsby, aged 50 yrs.
-lith inst, Harry, son of Geo. Brooks, aged
months.
-l2tn inst, Allie, son OF Edward Hatch,
aged months.
-llth inst. Everett A. son of G.. W. and Adj
die III. Mason. aged months.
Aug. y. Chas. Irving. son Of Henry anil
Lucre ia Fox. aged yrs mos and days.
suffer little children to come unto me, snd
forbid them not for such in the Kingdom Of
Heaven
Aug. !. Chas W. son Of Charles and Lucy
Ann Eonsey, aged - years, II months and :
days.
light Is from our household gone,
voice We loved il stilled
pac. is vacant from our hearth,
Which never can be filed.
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NJ a II RI + ID.

Ellsworth-12th inst, by Rev. W. II. Lyon,
Edwin f. Roberts and Sarah ID. daughter of
Isaac 7. Smith. all OF Ellsworth.
Aug -. by Rev. DIR. Tenney, Mr. Frank 7.
6oodslc, o. Lowell, and Miss Matte J. Con-
ners, of Sullivan.
Gouldsboro-5th inst. by u. NJ. Soule, Esq.,
Mr. Joseph A Sargent and Miss Emma Rose
brooks, both Of q.
-l3th inst. by the same, Mr.. Leander Z.
Martin OF sullivan, and Miss Mary A Leighton
Of Mi!Ibridge.
Eth inst. Mr.. Adelbert Garland and Miss
Eudora I. smith, both OF Ellsworth.
10th inst, by Rev. DR.. Tenney. Mr.. Lib
beus ID. Patten and Miss Georgia Wig2in,
both OF Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

Express between s. W. Harbor and sonas..u.
for the conveyance Of passengers and freight e
On Aoo4ays & TharsAays, leaves "
HarDor a. et A. ~, and connects with Stage for
with Steamer lewiston oo"e"S
%, On W:anesaays = sss.raays, leaves s. W
Lewiston. Private conveyance 10 apy part Of the
island iurnished on short notice. AS good
horses and carriages, with experienced drivers
Will be furnished IT low rates; the subecriher
hopes TO receive . libera u patronage
9. W Harbor, Aug. -, 1874 svass
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By TELEGRAPH,
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. ]
Election Returns.


LEWISTON, Me. Is.
Androscoggin, County complete gives
Dingley 2670 Titcomb, 1929. The Sena-
tor and County Officers, are elected BY
about the same vote. Eight Republican
representatives and one democrat are ell.
ected.
AUGUSTA, Me. 10.
Official returns received at the Kennebec
Journal Office from PA towns give Ding
ley S77l3, Titeomb 2905l. Dingley's ma
jority s662. In the same Towns last year
Dingleys majority was 1868. The further
returns confirm last night dispatches.
Two hundred and twenty towns show
total vote of more than co 900. and ma
jority for Gov. Dingley of nearly 5000.
This indicates total vote of 80 900. some
1900, more than last year. Gov. Ding
leys majority, if the remaining towns
maintain the same ratio will be nearly L.
eco. which is the largest Republican ma
iority of any year since 1865, Except in
the Presidential contest of 1872, being a
net gain Of between 2oo0 and 5000 on last
yerrs majority. The majorities in the
Congressional Districts will aggregate
some what higher than was telegraphed
last night. In the first District the one
most severely contested, Mr.. Burleigh
will go well up to , 200 and will possibly
reach his full majority of 1872. Fuller re-
turns in speaker Blaines district indicate
that his majority will be nearly as large
as that given him in 1872. and in proper
ton to the aggregate vote will be much
larger. The legislature is overwhelminc-
~, Republican. OF the thirty-one State
Senators the democrats elect but two.
RoCKLAND, Me. 10.
The election of the entire democratic
county ticket is now conceded.
RocKLAND, Me. 10
The September term of the :. J. Court.
began here to-day. Some, important civ
il cases are on the docket for trial and the
Annie B. Murder case will be tried The
term will probably continue several weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

An infalible FILE remedy.-Sufferers with
this pain fGl disease who have tried eleciuaries
lotions, ointments and long list of nostrums
attention TO ANAkESIS. the happy discovery
OF DIR. SILsBEE. An experienced and scientific
y. ID. Thousand Of cases attest its virtue, It
10 simple suppository, acts As an instrument
soothing poutice and medicine, gives instant
relief aud cures permanently.-Pric 81 90.
Sold BY druggists everywhere. ANAKESlS
Depot, 46 Walker ST., New York.
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Business Notices.

HThere are more than ten thousand peo-
pie in the United States who expect to be the
happy posses sors Of the first grand prize In
the Kentucky Gin Concert Of $50 900. All Of
them but one will be disappointed. One will
get it, for Gov. Brsmlette, the manager. ai
Louisville, hes announced that the Concert
will positively take place on that day; that
there will b no luther Raetponement. and that
the capital prize win -pesitively BE- the sum
stated. Asd II your resdsn want to know
Dogo Of Il, Wrjte 70 him.
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w HARBoR-Ar 5. schs Idle Wind. Nick
erson. Wellneet; Nettle, -. Harwick !.
Yankee Lass, Stanley, Boston, on mackere
crnise.
Art. schs VIM G R Morcy, Eaton. Boston
for Caais; Banner, Alley, Jonesport for Rock
land; Peninnah 4 Josephene. Hadley, Eden
ior do; Glide. Ash. Rockland for Bar Ha- Dor
sch Wave, Green, Jone.port for Portland
Sid $, sch Melvin, Moore, Bangor.
Ar TO- sehs K Newconb. Higgins. Wellheet;
Chas X Washington. Holbrook. do: Il Hor-
ton, Hickman. do; Western Light. Foster, do :.
on mackerel cruise: Thos Watt Custer, Wind.
sor. n 5. for Phia.
sid r. sch A I Haynes. King. Rocklsnd.
SULLIvAN-Sl 10, schs Shawmut. Straton.
Boston; Wild Rover. Havey, Rocks land
Al IL. schs Chrome, Woo .ter, salem. No
ponset, Wooster: Boston; Grampus, JOY, do ::
Brilliant, Dow, Rocklsnd.
Sid "a, sch Eagle, Bennett, Boston.
BLUEHILL-Ar 10. BRIG Ida l. Raw. Haskell
Deer Isle to load for Phila.
Ar IL. schs Hesperus, Conary, Boston: Non.
pariel, Simmons. do.
Sid !, sch Annie Gus, Sawyer. Phila.
Sid IL, sch L b Sargent, Sargent, st John.
CALAIs-sch Banner. Dix. n York
Ar q, schs PalOs, Ober, Boston; Lookout.
Fiye. do. "''
Ars, sehs Sarah. Webster, Boston; Montezu-
ma, Bulger. do.
EAsrFoRr-Ar 3. Islaad Belle, Simpson,
Sid 9, Brig Ponvert. Parker Pictou.
BANGoR-Ar !, schs 81 illiant, Varnum. Bos.
ton; Commerce, Story, do.
Cid !, schs lmogene, Varnum. Boston; Uni
son, Hurst, do.
Cid 10, sch Effort, Pendleton, Hackensack.
Ar IL. SGD Juliet, Small, Phila.
Cid IL, schs Levant, Rich, Weymouth ;
Aehorn, Conary, Boston; Glide, Miller, Salem /;
Elnors. spoffo d; sslisbury's Point.
RoCKLAND-Sld 8, schs American Chief,
Snow York Cnncnr1
Ar 8. sch Billow. Arville. Boston.
Ar 10, sch LarcOnia, Cam, ron, Boston.
Sid ~. sch Forest Queen, Warren, salem.
PORTLAND Ar 8, sch Rose, Stickney. Bos-
ton.
Ar9, sch Ianthe. Johns. Gouldsboro.
Sid 8, schs Sunbeam, Bunker. n York Ds.
vid Torrey. Soule, DO.
Ar 10, schs Savoy. Pray, Mt Desert for Bos.
ton; branscomb. Dodge, Robinstown for
Portsmouth; Rattan, Whitmore, Eil,worth for
Salem.
Sid II. sch Rose, stickney, Calais.
Ar II. sch Majestic.-, York.
Cid II, sch senator, Grant, Ellsworth.
PORrsNoUTH-Ar 9, sshs Concord, GRAY.
NEwBURYP0RT-Ar 8, schs George. Bah
bsge. Rockland.
Sid g, sch Star, Currier, Bangor.
Sid II. sch Pacific, CHM. Ro :kland.
DANvERs-Ar ,. sch Vandalia, Fullerton,
Ar !. sch Yantic, Urann, Ellsworth.
Cid I, schs Hussar, Barbour, Ellsworth: Ga.
zelle, Goodwin, Pembroke.
SALEM.Ar 8: schs Henry X West,
=. 1sy Queen Moon, Franklin; Para.
Ar 10, sch Dexter, -. Port johnson
Hero, Baker, York Fanny. Freeman, Calais
LYNN-Ar 10: sch Convoy, Fren b. Phils.
b0sT0N-Ar 9. schs sarah P, We,cott. Ma
Ryder, Bangor; Ocean wave, Isnsii. do: Ses
Flower, Bunker. Calais.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS Andrew Cousins of Surry, in the
~ County Of Hancock. by his deed dated the
iith day OF May A. d. 1872. and recorded in the
Hancock Registry of Deeds vol A2, page 90, con
veyed TO Henry c. Herrick, in mortgage, a GER
tam parcel OF real estate situated in Surry in the
County OF Hancock, Aforesaid, and bounded and
uescfiDed as follows to wit
Beginning at tue bank at the shore OF Patterns
Bay. at the westerly cor ner of the lot conveyed
by said Henry c. Herrick. to Jesse Meader, Feb
i6th 1877; thence running westerly to W. T.
cousins line: thence running by W. Z. Cousins
line TO Knowles line the Jacob Lord lot !;
thence south $50 eat by Knowles line to the
line OF the above named lot conveyed to Jesse
Meader; thence on the line Of said lot to to the
shore OF Pattens Bay 10 the place of beginning
containing 70 acres more or less, and whereas the
conditions OF said OF said moLtgage having been
broken CLAIM the right to fOrecl0se agreeably 10
me Statutes OF the State such cases made and
of. ~
HENRY c. HERRiCK.
By his Attorney, A. =. BURSHAM.
September 18th, liza. 2x~2as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

II the Druggist offers any Kind Of Lerb-fla-
vored alcohol for dyspepsia. bilousness, or any
other ailment, tell him that you want medi-
cine not 4 6dr-room drial. Ask him for DIR.
WALKERS CA IrORNIA 81 TIERS. the best reg
uating preparation known, and which you
knot- is free from ".Satda's Eiiyir.- Reject
oil tbs fiery "Toncs" and appetizer s." and
cling to that remedy. There Is no medicine
that CO mpares with Il. 4w36
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BUSINESS CQIIEaE.

Aocoseo AZ Augusta, Me.
We desire to call public attention to the above
meets the wants Of all who desire q thorough
practical business education. The branches that
are made specially Bookkeeping, Pen
manship-plain and ornamental, Grammar
Rhetoric Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, Read
ing and Spelling, Geometry. and the languages
are taught when desired. Fall term commences
sept. 1874. For full particulars send for ca
taiogue. Address, d. NJ. WAIT, Principal.
augusta, Me. lmo35