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SURVEY OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
BY RURAL.


/. INTRODUCTION. Those who are fa-
miliar with ancient mythology, will recol-
lect the story of the good Isis who went
forth wandering to gather up the parts and
fragments of her murdered and scattered
Osiris, fondly, yet vainly hoping that she
might recover and recombine all the sepa-
rate parts, and once more view her hus-
band. With equal asslduity, has the writ
er Of this serial, been for years engaged,
at intervals, in collecting the scattered
fragments" of Hancock County, and has
arranged his imperfect materials in the
form which they now exhibit.
2. POSITION. This one .of the seaboard
counties of eastern Maine, occupies ge-
ographcal position, mainly between the
parallels of 43o5S and 1920 n. Lat. and
between 67e47 and $3.50 w. Long. Its
northern parallel crosses the State, very
nearly within its geographical center.
Its boundaries are Washington county
upon the East, the Atlantic upon the South,
Penobscot Bay River and. County upon the
West and North. Its OF very irregular
shape. From North to South. it measures
about SIS miles, and in width, varies from
6. to 40 miles.
3. DIVISIONS. 1t has one city, thirty-one
incorporated towns, and twenty-nine in
land and island townships.
There are hundreds of islands within its
civic limits, the largest of which, is the
most conspicuous OF any upon the whole
Atlantic coast.
4. INCORPORATED.-This, the 4th cOun-
ty. was organized in 1883, with the totcn OF
PenobscOt for its shire town. 1t included
portions of PenObscot and Waldo coun-
ties, and extended northward to the Cana
da line. No county in Maine has under
gone more changes in territorial limits
In 1871. a part WAS set off and re-annexed
to Lincoln. In 1916, portion was taken
to form Penobscot county. 1t 1927. part
was taken of for Waldo. In 1881, change
was made in the partition line between
Hancock and Washington. In 1874, anoth'
err change, and in 1858. Greenfield was
set off, and annexed to PenObscOt. The
West and North lines are still as awkward
as possible, while none, but skilled sci
enlist can project the zigzag moulding o
its cOast-line. ...L
5. HISTORY. The early history of Han
cock county, as now formed, is part Of
the earliest history of the State, and forms
L..
back hundreds of years before Columbus
crossed the ocean blue" Presumptive.-
Il not conclusive evidence h to be fOunC
at Mt. Desert. that the NorthmeR who
peOpled Greenland, also visited this par
Of our coast, caught fish in it, waters, ant
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ed the popriety of its being made law
and plaed under control and regulation
of the safe. The polite refusal of the
young lily to comply with tho task is
greatly I be regretted, as it certainly de-
prived IT, audience of treat. For time
there wre grave doubts but that her re-
luctance would prove the means Of pro-
histsing ne discussion of the subject. Mr..
John Brcy perceiving the danger, nobly
consente TO sacrifice his private feelings
for the 'enefit of others, and it is to be
hoped hi moral suicide will not prove a
superiuas stone in the paving Of his love
course. Af,er stoutly defending himself
against iessrs. Smolledge, Clement, En-
cry, Clsk. Crabtree and others, he found
faithful allies in Misses l.. Bracy and
Southail, and doubtless would have prov
ed victrious, had not unlnckily severe
cold prveDted DIR. Joe. Myrick of Bar
Harbor reach him a helping hand. Thus
deprive oftwo Champions, the afflrma.
tive sid had to succumb. but not without
infictiE impaired thrusts upon the
thoughess heads Of our idle youths.
A. X. X.
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MARINE LIST.
Domestic Ports.
NUARY 6. 1876,

Domestic Ports.
Eudora Richardson, Somes Sound, for Rockland.
Ar 20. Schs Sunbeam King Portland; Torpedo.
Allen, Boston for Lubec; Lizzie X Laura, Don
Pedro. Gipsey, =, from Boston for st John, y b.
BASS HARBoR-Sld "a, Sch May Wyman, Saw
yer, Boston
CRANBERRY IsLEs-Ar % ,Sch Sea Bird. Stanley,
from Dyers Bay.
PORrLAND-Ar %, Sch Senator, Murch, Ellis
worth.
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 20, Sch Yreka, Moon, Sullivan
for NY.
BosToS-Ar -, sch Otronto, Hammond Ellis
worth, Loduskia, Means, Ellsworth; Capt John,
Franks, do.
Ar -, Chattanooga Snare, Bucksport
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar %, Sch sea Bird Stanley,
Mt Desert for New York.
PRoviDESCE-Ar =, sch Storm Petrol, Haskell,
NY.
NEW YoRK-Ar 20, Sch Franconia, Jordan Prov
idenec, Tennessee, Glldersleeye Deer Isle; Susan
IA, Pickering, do,
Ar Jan l, Sch sea Bird, Stanley. Mt Desert; Anna
; Murch, -, -; tranconia, Jordan, for
salem.
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When you visit or leave the City NEW
YORK, save ANNOYANCE and expense of Carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION Hib.
TEL. opposite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
1t has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at an expense OF over S9OO,OOO. Eleva
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
Counter and Vine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un.
surpassed, Rooms for single person, q, $50
and % per day rich suites for families proportiou
ately low, SO that visitors to the city and travel.
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other frst.class
Hotel IN the city. stages and Cars pass the Ho,
tel every ilinnte tor al parts Of the City.
lyA5 d.f. h W. d. GARRISON, Mana3ers
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VI \ Il II | f ID.

Nort Penobscot-Dec 10th, by Rev c. l. Kirk
land, Mr.. Eugene o. Churchill, Of Orland, To Mss
Ida +. Hagarthy of Surry.
Mt. besert-Dec. Both, at the residence of tho
brides father. by Rev. Andrew Gray, Mr.. Ernest
Emery OF Eden, and Miss Sarah NJ. Clement, OF Mt
Desert.
>ullvan-Dec. Slst at the Baptist Parsonage, by
Rev j. 4. Steadman, Mr.. Adm ii. Pmlbrick O
Falmouth y. IL. and Miss Aura Nj. Wakefield, oil
sullivan.
Trenton-Jan. End, at the residence of the BRIDE
father, by Rev. DR., Tenney, Mr.. stephen II. Whit
tker. of LamOne, and Miss Sarah \. Whtmore
Of Trent N.
Lowell. Mass.-Dec. 18th, ty Rev. o. L. Mallory
4. r. UriHkwIter. OF Ellsworth, and Mis-,
Julia f. Reese, Of Lowell.
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.ECRETARY.
LOCAL NOTICES.


-'rhe person who lost robe at the
Horse Shed of Clark & Davis, can find the
same at the store of Clark & Davis. by
proving property. lwl
&C. c. Burrill Insurance Agent repre-
sents the Standard Companies OF the coun-
try, few OF whom. are the Old .Etna of
Hartford, Hanover. German. American,
Amazon, Bangor. Agricultural, Atlas, and
seven others equally as good. These COM
panies continue TO insure against loss by
fire or lightning, on terms as favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burrill a
call, and see for yourselves. Correspon-
dence solicited
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AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready
for delivery by the druggists, and We are free
To say that We haye read this welcome visitor
with satisfaction and profit. 1t contain All rs.
tcnishing amount of information which is use
full 10 everybody land shows how to treat rear
ly all the diseases from which people suffer. 1t
invariably recommends the best remedies to be
employed, irrespective OF Ayers Family Ned
cines, and furnishes, indeed, tine best medical
advice by which a great majority of ailments
can be treated successfully. The anecdotes,
witticisms and jokes are the best compilation
that comes under our notice, and the book i, "A
refreshing contribution TO our eujoymeuts ev-
cry year.-St. Clair Observer.
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Disasters.

Sch Bonnie Ives, Whitaker, from Boston for this
City, before reported missing, was abandoned in
lat 49, lon -, her being rescued by brig Oscar
which arrived At Falmouth, Eng, Dec ., from
Havana
sch Itaska, of Cherryfeld. which sailed from
Gloucester just before the gale ofNOv 3Oth and has
not been heard from since. She had 4 crew of five
men, who, possibly, may have been taken off by
some foreign bound vessel.
sch Winona, Colson, from Bucksport, of and for
Boston with hay, took fire about o O'Clock Monday
evening when OH Old Mans Ledge, and was burnt
down to the waters edge. Cargo insured. No In
surance vessel. The crew were brought to
Portland by sch Neptune. from Machias.
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penObsot.

III school In distric: No. 1, taught by
Corydo ). Staples closed the 9th inst.
Not aoent day during the term-Earnest
l.. Sno manfred L. Bridges, Fred IL. Sell
lers. Frnk Hutchiuss, Frank NJ. Littlefield.
Frank ihompsen,G Geo. L. Thompson, Isaac
l.. Spwman, James Perkins, John X.
Seller Ada ID. Eastman, Carrie l.. Snow
man. lille Davis. Lizzie NJ. Leach Inez
L NanUm. The willingness with which
the sc,olars engaged in the work placed
beior, them, created an interest IN the
schoo which We hope was profitable to all
couceu,d. >.
Dec. sth 1875.
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- Saturday Jan. LIST, the sons and
daughters of the late Eaton Clark, with
their families assembled at the residence of
their mother Mrs. Clark at the head Of
Bass Harbor for a family reunion. There
were six families present, and numbered
in all about twenty-five persons.
A very pleasant New Years day was
enjoyed by all; and especially so, by Mrs.
Babson. Mrs. Clark's mother, who must
have esteemed it a great privilege to meet
in her advanced age, two of her children,
seven of her grandchildren and six of her
great grandchildren on one occasion.
The school on the Eastern side of Bass
Harbor Dist. No. 8, taught by w. L. Ste
vens of the State College, is enjoying a
very pleasant and profitable term.
The school on the Western side. Dist.
No. Z, taught by l. H. w. Wharf, Of
Wesleyan University, is having a very full
term, the largest for several years.
John S. Dodge of Bass HarbOr, lately
released from Massachusetts, State Prison,
has lectured in several of the Districts the
past week, and will lecture in Dist No. Z
school house. Tuesday evening. Jaa. 4th,
| Subject: -Four Years behind the Prison
Bars. Mr.. Dodge. means 10 lead differ
we wish him success. ALFHA.
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R,OsITIVELY THE BEST.

DR.. Morris Syrup of TAR, WILD CHERRY.
and HoREHoUSD is the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief and
permanent cure of Coughs, Colds, Group
Whooping Congh, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
and all diseases OF Consumptive type. 1t
will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms in one-half the time required to do
so by any other medicine. II is purely yege-
table and contains not particle of opium or
other dangerous drug. Physicians all over the
country endorse it as the most efficacious
antidote known Jor all disorders OF the throat
and lungs. 1t never fails Every bottle
guaranteed to perform exactly as re presented.
Be sure to obtain DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound. Trial Size, 10
cents. Regular Size, 80 and Sl.O0.
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Serious Fire-Workman Burned to
Death.

DpSION. Jan. /.
The Carriage Wheel Factory of Geo. II
Bdd,c. at Amosbury, Mass, was fired by
irreud.4ries last night and entirely des-
toNcd. Harrison Webster. a workman
Nn" attempted to save his tools, was burn
,i 10 death.
An adjoining tenement house. occupied
bog 1--we families. was also burned.
bidIic'~ loss j. SO, 900; insurance Sc =
U.u
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Fire
GARDINER. Me, Jan. 1

y ire totally destroyed the grocery store
owned and occupied by John Campbell in
P.ti>ton about O'Clock this evening. The
Toll bridge across the kennehec wa, dam
a-cd to the amount of $500. no insurance.
ihe new brick block owned by William
collins. was damaged $500. Campbelrs
.o>~ l. about $1,000. Insurance 81 600.
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A late number of the St. John Morning News
thus concludes q lengthy article eulogizing
Fellows' Syrup Of HypOphosphites "Mr. Fell
lows is certainly entitled to high credit for his
able discovery so successfully and the presence
of such gentlemen in any community Is mat
ter on which that community should congratn =
late ITSELF"
The st. John Telegraph and Journal says
.sThe invention of FELL ws' HYPOPH,,SPHITEs
has become one Of the valuable industries Of
the country, unique OF its kind, aud credit to
the Dominion Of Canada"
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Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS Edwin Tyler of Deer Isle, County
w Of iEancock, Maine BY his decd dated April
18TH l>I and recorded in the Hancock Registry
Of Deeds, book 10, page 10, conveyed To me in
mortgage certain parcel Of real estate situated
in the town OF Deer sic, on the Western side of
Babbdges Neck 50 called bounded and descr bed
hs follows: beginning at a marked tree near IA
small thumcap thence NOrtherly and Easter Is BY
The shore to marked tree, thence south II rods
10 stake and stones, thence South seventy six
degrees west to the first mentioned bounds con.
tan ng ten acres more or less, and being the said
premises on which said Tyler lives. And the con.
dlLlon OF said mortgage having been broken the
uhiersgn.by reason thereof claim ioreclo sure
and hereby give this notice for the purpose OF 70,
closing the same.
Dated this 2ith day Of December, \. b. $50.
3wj2 MARY l.. LANE.
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ID | r ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
4ige must be pati for
franklin-Dec. 18th, very suddenly Of Measles,
Henry \. Youngest son of Ransom b. and Mary
circuit, aged 10 years and Il days
Tremont-Dec. 18th. Mrs. Abigail Day, aged 53
years.
Dee. 18th, Mrs. Margaret Ward, aged 81 years,
and months.
and Mary kinpman ageJ y..r 5nnn,hs 80 e
days.
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t.ouId.boro.
The several Methodist churches in
town have secured the services Of the Rev.
Mr.. Palmer, for one year.
The schools have nearly all closed for
the season.
The wood and lumber market is dis
sustingly dull and prices very low. But
very little cord wood will be cut the pres
ent winter.
Last Monday evening, week, a COM
pany numbering forty, called upon Mr..
Robert Ash and wife, leaving with them
many valuable presents. it being the for
tieth anniversary of their wedding day.
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huch suffering and often serious cOnse-
quences come from ncglectiug slight cut ,bruise
or sore. These might be avoided by applying
spbe healing remedy at once. The best article
known for thi, purpose i the Forest Tar
SAVE" which contains all the healing proper
ties ot the pure tar in very nice FORM 1t Is
used in hospitals for dressing wounds and he ii
ing indo sores and approved by the best
Surgeons. Inquire of your druggist for For
est Tar Saye.'
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ELLSWORTH, ME-,
BY
s. D. wiggin, Druggist.
TYR - -.
Business Notices.

The whole system is kept in healthy con-
diton by occasionally partaking of Hunts
Remedy. By the curative properties OF this
medicine dropsy, Bright's disease, kidney ,blad-
der, and glandular complaints, diabetes gravel,
incontinence and retention OF urine. female
Irregularities, nervous debility errors oi youth
or mature age, eNcesscs, intemperance, and
maadies of the urino-genital organs al entire
ly expelled from the system, and tine patient il,
restored to health
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-06

MIR. Gilbert Manchester is building a
two-story house. 1t was put up, and the
outside finished by Mr.. Levi Lurvcy. and
said to be done in a superior manner.
The ladies OF the sewing circle, have
concluded to use their money towards the
erection OF a school house. Quite lauda-
BILE.
The young men have organized a De-
batting Club. The result i a full house
aud lively times. 4. A.C.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, y. \ Jan l.
HE Legislature organized to-day. sen.
a'er Robertson. was elected president
lfo-,em OF the Senate and assembly-man.
Hustled Speaker OF the House
The Organization was tedious proceed
Iag. owing 10 the administration OF the
auii-bri5ery oath.
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4 farmer in Piti-teld trod on a RUSTY nail
which penetrated the bottom Of his foot about
an inch-he Immediately applied Renne',
Pain killing Magic Oil. 10 the wound, pouring
ant forcing II into the wound freely; then ban
dIgn2 and keeping It wet with the Magic Oil
his prompt action Immediately cured the
wound, and probably saved him from lock jaw
'lt work like q CHARM"
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{ asfine.

On Christmas eve Mr.. Fletcher, Prnci-
pal OF the Normal School. received from
the students most beautiful and valuable
silver water-pitchcr. His fellow teachers
presented to him oil the same time that
fine piece OF statuary by Rogers, I'VE
Bows"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-06

FOR HARD TINES, get bottle of Coal Wa
ter Compound. Three ounce bottle % cents.
all Grease Spots from the INCEST Fabrics,as it
sets the color and cannot possibly injuTe or
stain silk or Velvet: and nothing better for
cleaning Kid Gloves. Sold by all Druggis Is.
All orders addressed 10 H. C. BROWN, Pro-
prietor and Manufacturer, SearspOrt Maine
6mOs49 Oe3w
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Report of The Woman, Temperance Aid
society.


The Aid Society met Monday evening. Jan.
Sd. The President presided PRAYER was Of
fered by Mrs. Hamilton Joy. The business be-
fore the meeting was attended to. Miss Lille
Belcher, read an article entitled Zone Pound
of strength" Mrs. Call, in response to the in
vitation for remarks. spoke of an article she
had read called the "Rumseller's CODE, AL
though the women are unable to take an active
part in the making Of laws, they can teach the
children that rum brings nothing but troub lie.
BY teaching the children right principles, we
would start sure work of reform.
Reading by Miss Ann Thomas. ''Work for
Temperance Workers." These workers accord
Ing 10 this article, can find work to do in teach
ing the young the right kind of food, TAX
en-. aud thereby preventing an unnatuI
tite.
Miss Martha Jellison referred to the respou-
sibility that rested ON the mothers, and much
credit was due the ladies', who were engaged
in this temperance work, particularly those
who first started the movement in the West
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DIsATER.-Schooner Monomoy, Mitch
ell, fron West fremont for Rockland lost
mainsa the 18th inst. off Cape Squeak got
into Drk Cove the 20 in a leaky condition
the cref suffering from cold and hunger.
Dec. 2th. 1875.
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LYONS kATHAIRoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gr ", renews its growth,
aud gives strength and sor. 1t j. delightful
" perfumed, aud makes splendid dressing.
1t is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 80 cents. mos. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-06

Do you want to be cured of Dyspepsia, con-
stipation, Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. If you do. 90 to G, A
Parcher's and get II bottle OF Virgins Pellets,
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
for 80 cents bottle. or sent By mai on re ceipt
of price. Preparedby Wiggin l. Co. Rockl4nd
Me.
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AUGUSTA, Jan. 4.
The struggle for the Attorney-General-
ship grows warmer, as knowlton has re-
c.-Iyed achievements. Emery's friends
however. are a. confident of success as
ever.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

MARGARET MoNEaHAN.
WE hereby give public notice, that we have a
w claim by mortgage upon a certain parcel
of land situated IN Ellsworth, in the County OF
Hancock described as follows, to wit Begin
ming on The North side of the road leading from
the Bangor road at Falls Village, to the Austin
parcel; thence North one degree West TO land OF
rsdale estate, thence North fifty degrees East TO
land of Francis W. Smith; thence Southerly on
said smith line to said road; thence Easterly on
said road to the place OF beginning, and contain,
ing one third of an acre more or less.
said mortgage Is dated he 18th day of April,
d., lo12, and recorded in the Hancock registry OF
deeds, vol al, page 52t. The condition in said
mortgage has been broken by reason whereof we
claim this foreclosure.
HENRY WHITING.
SAMUEL X. WHITING
Hale Il Emery, Attorneys.
Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, 1875. 3w52
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Disaster TO a Vessel.

Schooner Julia Newell of Rockport, was
Blown ashore last night on Banchamp
Point, but it i thought She will be got of
without much damage
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DO you want to save your children. II you
do. go to G.. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeler. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co. Rockland
Maine.
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Bar HarbOr.

Bar Harb0r.
The lodge of good templars in Seal
Cove. Mt. Desert, held Saturday, Jan. LIST,
their regular weekly meeting with Presi-
dent Charles Clement in the chair.
After transaction of business there was q
ehowder consisting of clans boiled in the
milk of human kindness, consequently free
Z charge In order to crafty both mind
a body, President Clement called on
mss Myra Lyman, to open debate by
speaking tor the fact, that every man be-
fore venturing to take unto himself wife.
should be worth $1,000. In fact he suggest
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Its suicide in the third degree, ifuot worse,
10 suffer cough and cold to eliminate in con-
sumption, when single bottle of HALEs'
HONEY OF HORE-HoUND AND FAR. taken
in ime would effect u perfect and permanent
cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS, cambridge Freethy OF Surry,
~ county OF Hancock and state OF Maine. on
tie 50th day of July A. D., 1572 by his deed OF
n.utt-uge of that date, duly executed and rec.
ofded in Hancock Registry, in Vol l4l. Page 3i2
conveyed TO me the Undersigned, tho prem SEES
described in said deed, and whereas, the condit-
ions of said mortgage having been broken i claim
foreclosure of the same and publish this notice
in the manner provided by law for the purpo SC
OF commencing such foreclosure.
SAMUEL WATSON,
Surry, Dec. ~ lo7l. 3w5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-06

PILES DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Universall ac-
knowedged the best in Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. lyr2475
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Brooklin

The Hancock Baptist NJ inistcrial Con-
ference will hold its next meeting at Brook
lin. Oh Tuesday Jan. 18th.
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MORRIS ii HERITAGE.
ia n. Third Street, Phila.

III Sold by 5. ID. Wiggin, Ellsworth; A.
j. Jordan, Orland, and K. b. Slower, Bucks
port.
John W. Perkins s. Co.. Portland, General
agents. 40 1y 10
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Instanter cures Tooothache In one moment
3ltf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-06

Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
3ltf