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T.osE Who Have Been DECEIVED by

TsosE Who Have Been DECEIVED by the
incompetent empires that have attempted 10
euiighten the world upon the delicate matters
RELAXING 10 the generatiye organs should resort
To the work published by the peabody Med
zeal Institute" Boston, as the source oil true
information Those who are suffering as though
without hope from the errors OF yOuth-tbo>e
whose vitality has been impaired by expos ures
or by intense application to business should
nat fail 10 peruse :. The Science of Life, or SELF
preservstiou.- The female portion OF the
community should make themselves familiar
" ith the sexual Physiology IF woman and
Her Diseases Those afflicted with nervous
debility in any form should read the work on
Diseases OF the Nerves and nervous Malad-
les" These works, written by the Chief Con,
sulting Physician Of the "fesDody ihstlute.
noston. have attained an enormous circulation,
and done ineaeuiable good, in appreciation OF
which the National Medical Association have
Just presented the author with one OF tne ARG
~, mo-, costly and elaborate Gold Medals
/ ever made. See advertisement in another
/ column.
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FORECLOSURE.

PIN UNDERSIGNED, who has been duly az
i pointed Receiver of the BuCksport Savings
i,rnA, hereby gNt- public notice that George r
lid,u, OF Castiuc, on the 26th day OF February,
=. II. 1874. by his deed OF that date recorded in
il,n cock Registry, Vol. Ia, Page ST. mortgaged
to said Bank certain real estate in said Casnc,
VITA certain wharf with the buildings thereon,
known as South wharf extending from the
street in SAID tastine nearest to the water about
100 feet into the water, with the land covered bV
said wharf, land the improvements thereon and use
Of dock adjoining the same, 50 tar the same
was owned by -aId Tilden, being alt and the same
premises conveyed TO him by WilIam Ross In his
own behalf aud IN behalf OF the Portland, Bangor
and Mtchlas Steamboat Company, by deed dated
February IL, 1874, Eccordcd Vol. li6, Page 81
with the privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
The condlt on Ofsaid mortgage having been an
still being bl oxen he undersI gned in behalf Of
said Bank, claims To 1urec!Ose the and gives
this notice Tor that purpose.
lHEO. {. WOODMAN,
Receiver Buck-port savings Bank.
BuckspOrt, August 1, ls16. 3N32
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: from the indian Commissioner

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22ad
Glowing order was sent To day to
~ he Indian Agencies by The In
mm.ssioner.
.,t -tou, .22ud.-Sir.-I GU are ad-
..' all the sales OF arms or anmun-
-. .ther the Whites or Indians ov
aod.uC licenses a. Indian traders.
BIS his .oflice must be stopped IN
You will notify your traders and
.-E giant in seeing that no violation
r.3cr ! allowed. II any instance
. violation occurs you will revoke
.er> - Of the offending party and re-
HE ca>e to this office for further &C
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Business Notices.

North Searsmont. Ne, sept. ., 1870.
Dear Sir.-It gives me very great pleasure
10 inform YOU Of the benefit received from the
U.s. Of PERUVIAN SYRUP. m my own family
NJ wife. for pat ten years. ha' been IN ie.oie
Le.lth-yery much debilitaied generally. Lat
Spring she concluded 10 try bottle oil
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and was 20 well pleased
with the result continued it, use until three
or four bottles had been used, and she Is now
in better health than at any time for ten years +,
and ha, increased in weight from ITO pounds
TO la5 IL | have employed physicians, and Us
extent of hundreds OF dollars. and know she
received more benefit from the PERUVIAN
SYRUP than all the rest together.
Ny sales on the syrup are very large anu
constantly increasing. and do not hesitate TO
recommend and even warrant it 10 give salts
act n. II you desire, you are at liberty TO u,e
thi. communication a. you see III, a. IL gives
me pleasure 10 recommend 70 good an arleIe
to suffering humanity. 49,.
Yours truly. lTHlkL TEASE
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
PORTLAND. Aug. p.

IVkILAND. Aug. 2
. saturday LAST Al Durham a small
-.. miles. beyond Richmond Junction
.s4 aa Inc Grand Trunk RAILWAY. an
-..IcN carriage, broke il IN pieces
s.: - occupants 4 gentleman and
81. -. t--lr bodies being found ga the
-.aeI TIE horses were uuiuiur, q
i With fragments OF the carriage.
.ecs previous the gentleman had :
.-. t.,4 at the >eme place and had
nomnon Parliament Tor an
... tgslec.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

The publishers Of NeriJHer says that their
Midsummer Holiday tAugu>D number ha> met
with such a cordial reception at the hands OF
both the pres, and the public that the edition
Of 1900 /. quite exhausted. Il was thi> num-
Der that contained the first n>tamtnt Of Fanny
HOdgsOn Brunett's new serial story Of English
mining life. entitled that lass o lowrie's.
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nDEEI> & HERIT.fGI

II Sold hy :. i. Wi-.in. Ellsworth: A.
J Jordan. uflani. and L. d. >t"Scr. Buck
port.
John y. Perkins & Co. Portland. General
A-'nt-.
- O.. bottle viii ,nu,iuc You ofii, merits.
Don't DELAY another hour after reading Thu.
but 20 andc,i a bottle. and Your I,iicl j. -
certain a, you 1--WE. VIII YOU doit. or willyo
continue tu suffer: Think for your-clf
Professor raJkrt's Pleasant Worm syrup j.
perfectly -afr aud extremely ualaiablc. No
lhyeic required. Costs - cents. Try 1t.
a. " -
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Dem County Convention.

PORTLAND. Aug. -
cumberland County Democratic
1,eH met in Portland at 10 O'Clock
U.ruaou. l.. +. Pingree chairman.
tsaa X nominations wcre made.
Nm. 9 DAVIS of Portland. Ed
laf~nn Of peefiuE Nm. X. Fields
~Nrch. Albert GRAY Of Harrison.
--.7uer. Jacob CLARK of GRAY: Treas
ut, & Nelson New Gloucester:
30 Charles Deeriae, cape Elizabeth.
yy- Melvin l.. trauk.
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-IW" of the schools OF This town closed
Friday, Aug. H. That iu district No. /.
tuu-ht by Miss \. ". smith OF Ellsworth.
continued 10 weeks. puru. the cxamln-
alton. the pupils showed 10y the prompt
aad decisive au~~cI-, which they gave 10
questions given them by the committee.
tina, they had studied well. aud that their
teacher had been faithful.
The school iu district No. =, Ms Flora
a. Burgess. Of Belfast, tcahcer. continued
l. weeks. quite number OF the parents
aud friends were present. al the eXAmina-
lion, and 3; wa, deeply Interesting To listen
To thc exercise, OF the smaller pupi.,
OF tins school and 10 zee the carucstnces
manifested. ia answering thcqIe-tiou> SUB
m.tted them. Ia their ClA>. exercises. The
TEACHER aud pupils have done tAciF worA
well. The day following tine close 81
school, ws- enjoyed by teacher and schol-
ar. by picnic u the woods which wa
happy time for the hide ones. Mis- Is.
leaves for other field, Of labor. Mn tAc
success. which attended her labot> here,
cTouu hcr efforts elsewhere. COM.
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Races.

roprfin. day for the meetin. at Oak
Ill prnu. Park, has been most fayora-
5000 are offered in premiums. ~
e, Ia to-daY's races the purse OF
,.-l 2m.nute class was won by kennebec
.tw'a jan Farnnm second, Triumph
best line , .314, five heats. Ia The
ca.s.the purse was won by Aver with
"a leaag buchanan second. King VII
-a.rd- Best time "a.
.e stallion race comes OF tomorrow.
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Thousand, bad miserable lives. suffering
from dyspepsia. adi.url, rcd stomach aud liver.
producing hiiiousnr>~. heartburn. cusiNsne,..
weakness. irregular appetite. iow -piriis. t4i.-
iug food alter eatlns, and often rndiug ia fatal
attacks Of fever. lHrY kNOW IiEY ARE
~ick. yet ct little Sympathy. The uniiilug
remedy. which j. yearly restoring thousands,
j. paCo>il'. Radical cure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24
FORECLOSURE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, who has been duly APP
/ pointed Receiver OF the BuckspOrt savings
Eank, hereby gives public notice that Rachel \.
Ill odgkins and q. l.. Hodgkns on the fourth DAY
of November, 1874 by their deed of that date, duly
recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. li9, Page 3sS,
mortgaged to said Bank "A certain lot OF land with
the buildings thereon, situated IN Ellsworth,
Maine. and bounded beginning at cedar tree
at kusuck's Cove ; called; thence running South
- degrees east to the road leading to OAK Point;
thence sontherly sand road l2i rods, thence
North 81 degrees west rods through and past n
poplar tree thence North 514 degrees west rods
To pine stump; thence south - deg ees west 10
rods 10 sad cove to high water marx, thence due
North on the flats to the place OF beginning. con-
tanning one acre more less being their home.
stead conveyed to SAID Rachel by \. 7 Murch by
deed Recorded in Vol. H. Page 352 with its priv
ieges and appurtenanees.
The condition of said mortgage having been and
Till beng broken, the undersigned IN behalf on
said Bank claims to toreclose the same and gives
this notice for that purpose.
3wo2 THEO {. WUODMAS.
Receiver BuckSport savings Bank.
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ESIHTlIISIItF CO.,
American and Foreign Patents.

Established 1863,
American and Foreign Patents.
GILMORE & Co, successors toCHIPMAN, Hos
NER 4 Co , Solicitors. Patents procured in all
countries No FEES IN ADVANCE No charge
he s. the patent l. granted No fees for making
preliminary examinations. No additional fee.
Tor obtaining and conducting rehe airing. spec
i9l attention given t. Interference Gases before
the Patent Ofice, Extensions before Congress,
infringement suits in different states. and all iIti-
CATION appertainIng t. invention Patents.
~kND siAMP To GILMORE Go. FOR PAMPHLET
OF SIXTY PAGES
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report Of the Commissioner o. the
General Laud Office SHOWS 9.sS. 800 acres Of
Bounty Land Warrant outstanding These we're
MORE Il co. pa, cash for them send by regis
tered letter Where Assignments Impe lect
we give Instructions TO pei feet them.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, and SAILORS OF the late
war or their heirs, are ln many cases entitled To
no KNOW ledge. Write full history OF service, aud
stale amount OF pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp TO GILMORE < co, and full reply g,
after examination. win be given you free.
Pensions
| All OFFICERS DIERs, and SAILORS wounded
Ilp urei, 81 injured the late war, however
/ slightly, can obtain pension BY addressing Gill
MORE Il 90.
/ Cases prosecuIef BY GILMORE 4 co. before
The supreme Court of the Uned STATE S The Court
/ OF . talns and the southern Claims Comm sion.
/ Each department oil our business IS conducted
in a separate bureau, under the ch OF the same
| experienced paitcs eEpoA etl u, the old hrm
| IA ompt attention to all business entrusted Il
| GILMORE 4 GO. il thus secured. We desire
/ win success by deserving IT.
address GILMORE Il CO.,
/ WAsHINGToN. ID. e.
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fALArABLR MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
Pecioral is a hoReyed drop Of r,lef; his Cath
artic Pills glide ,ugar-shod over the palate
and hi Sar>aplrilla isa nectar that emparts
Nisor TO life, restores tie health and expells
disease Waterford (Pa) Advertiser.
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ID | E D..

Obituary notices. beyond The Date, Name and
Age must be pad for.
In Observation-Disclosures 18th, George +. Saun-
der>, aged - years and months.
August 18th. Sarah \. Bunker. aged 80
years and month";
In Penobscot-August 12th. Pauline. wife of
Capt. Abram Perkins, aged 80 wears.
In East Greenwich, Il. August I4th Gussic.
youngest daughter OF Albert : and Clara A. Doll.
yer, formerly of ;. W Iiarbor, Me, aged year,
months and - DAYS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

The Republican voters OF the rlassed
town, Of Eden, NJ Desert. fremont. and
Cranberry l>le, arc requested to assemble
at Hamor'> Hall. Mt Desert. on saturday
August 26'h inst. at o'clock +. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating Candidate for
Representative to the next Legislature.
fremont August 10Th l>7G.
John +. l.. FREEMAN. Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

Fire.
GARDINER, Me. Aug

\. r ewers house. ell, haru aud out.
Hns- we're destroyed by fire this morn.
The barn contained thirty tons q
Aid seventy bushels of grain. Tn,
.r-hold furniture was saved in dam.
"a condition. Loss estimated at s.. 500
rcd for $1,000. Two engines and a
a.. and ladder went from this city but
IRE lad consumed everything within
=. each before they arrived The cause
..,e FIRE i unknown.
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lys 3mos 81.

Renne's Pain-killng Magic oil mixed with
water aud mola>ses. Is excellent for colds. aud
cures cole in children. Women find its use
excellent 10 cure headache, or any rheumatic
PAIN. and il Is clean to use. Try il for burns
or seads. sold by all dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

DO YOU want To be cured Of Dyspepsia. con-
stipation. Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. 1t you do. 90 to g. A d.
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They Will cure you. Forsale by sil druggists
for - cent, bottle. or sent by mail on receipt
ofpricc. Prepared by WiSgin X Co. Rock1nd
Mo
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Don't fail to consult the Telegraphic
Physician. His success In treatin. dill
cult cases is truly wonderful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

Mothers can secure health for their child.
rem and rest for themselves by the use Of Cas-
toria. a perfect substitute for Castor OH. 1t
Is absolutely harmless. and is as pleasant 10
take as honey. For Wind-Colic. Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old.
there is nothing in existence like it, 1t is
certain, 1t is speedy, 1t is cheap.
lys 3mos "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

A large number Of Uniforms have been
ordered FOR the HAYES & Wheeler club.
Those Who wish them, VIII leave their
names a. Club headquarters.
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Another Fire.

Boston. Aug end
lauuerv ct Blake. Ili.bee & Co.
%. was burned 10 DAY LOSSES:
$1,000 dollars, Insurance 81 Utu
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r az II A. NJ. and 30 J.. NJ.
-4lE> AND WHEELER CLUB There Mil
meeting Of the Club at their Club
'a- Wednesday evening at 80 7.
'- The transaction Of important bu,i-
..- 4 prompt and fun Attendance i de-
A.P. WIswEIL- Pres.
-ta he frost was noted in many places
N-ls4y and Tuesday mornings.
MARIAN CHrEcH-Eev. F. 6. Pea
oi The First Church. Cambridge Mass.
pr.4ch next sunday. The services
.r held ia the afternoon instead ot the
and will 20 continue hereafter.
-.a- Eiko Independents Of Nevada, Aug.
~. the lad intelligence of The death
.uVuiu. Of Ms. T. NJ. Mepheters.
-gtr.y of this city aud daughter OF Mr..
.a Cook. The accident occurred in the
Ut river. where Mrs. NJ. aud ionr
Dig aides were bathing:
Officers chosen at til. Annual Meeting
'ge Hancock Agricultural Society Aug.
'a 1876.
frssdeRt-D. II. Eppes.
>fr.tlry-S. WATSON.
H>uyer-.Jesse Duttoh.
Aseld-s. WATSON.
Tan. on Acts.-J. +. Langdom, ID. IL.
L5p-s = Wasson.
An opportunity, such as seldom pre-
set, it.elf. will be offered TO the people OF
a4ncOc. County on Monday next, to hear
lngersoll. of Illinois. the great Orator
he West, and Governor Conner.
The County is now thoroughly reused
s.l Il i, expected that the largest political
CHEERING that ever assembled in the Coun-
xiii be present.
AccDENTs.-On Thursday last, r odney
a-->, at work in the stave mill of Messrs.
q R Holmes. was severely injured by a
'''.iug of stave-wood striking him on The
On Monday. little boy of f
Hopkins. while at play in the yard up
%. >ume barrels. fell and broke both bones
VI his arm between the wrist and elbow.
FATAL ACCIDENT. On Friday. Mr.. Geo
l. Saunders. Dung man - years oil age
While -t work At the ed.er in the mill q
Robert Gerry. was fatally injured by
'Aarp piera Of . board three inchs wide
AyMg from the saw, striking his leg snt
pea.tra'lng his thigh aud groin to liz
utlfh OF ,eyea inches. Ii Is supposed tina
ae BLEED to death internally. He was n
Industrious, worthy young man. and III
Sole support of his mother, who is
widow.
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 1876

NEW YoRR-Ar IL, sch w Ellis, Ferguson,
Ellsworth; Geo W Ferguson. Ellsworth.
Ar Il, sch Mexican, Haskell, sullivan; Abby
Gale, Darby, Ellsworth; Nathan Clifford, Holmes,
Ellsworth.
Ar Is, sch Paragon, shute, Bucksport; Geo Tenn
pie Scofield, Deer Isle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

prrF,s DIFTETIc sALERATUs. ac-
knowIeslged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
ont. blYr24r5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

Dedhnm.
p, Z. Gilmore Of Dedham. has been
appointed Justice ofthe Peace for Han
cock County.
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FORECLOSURE.

rliE UNDERSIGNED, who has been duly ap
L pointed Receiver Of the Buck-port Savings
Bank hereby -ivc- public notice that Charles " D..
lIliru, OF ttstine, on the sixth day of January \
-. le.i by his deccd OF that date recorded in Han
cock Registry, o. IL. Page :, moTtgaged to sand
Bauk certain real eel tate in slld Ca-Ine, To wit
parcel OF Land bounded. beginning Pleasant
street at the SOutheTly corner OF the homestead
lot formerly owned by Il. H. Cay; thence North
ca-t"rv along the line Of said lot 20 To- land
torslrriT OF Nathaniel Hooper, thence >ouih-el--
ttIly u.on-, -id liooucrs line and land once owned
by olive Mason; thence south westerly along the
Tine of -aid Mason lot and And formerly Of Rutu,
Hulbrooh and land of /. II. Noyes lSp feet to Pleas
ant street, thence North westerly on said Street
to place ct beginning bong the same lot conveyed
~ -atd Ititcu by l.. Gay by deed recorded Vol.
li1, Fag. l6>. With the buildings thereon
The r..n .huou OF sad mortgage having been and
-uIl b"tn 1ftAcu. 's~ under gleI claims To Tore
cInse thc >,lu' anal give t4l- notice Tor that par
pD.e.
IHLtt. e.. WDpDMAN,
Recover BUCK port savings Eauk.
Buta-. .os}. August /, Is.t 3w34
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rnHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pubic notice
Il to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust
OF Administrator of tie Estate of
THOMAS STANLEY late ol Cranberry Isle
III the County Of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as The law directs he therefore
quests all persons vino are indebted to said de
| ceased's estate u maze Immediate payment, md
Iho-e who have any immediate demacds thereon,
| 10 exhibit the same Tor payment.
WILLIAM Z. PREBLE.
June II, 1876. 3w3i
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In,tan'er cures Toothache in one moment.

3lu.
Ia you want TO save your children. II you
Do, 20 10 Il. \. Parchor and get box o. Fc,-
>'nIen', Worm ENpellrr. 1t i. the ,ure,t.
>,'i,--' AMI br,t worm medicine now in use.
For sale 10y all druggists for - cents. or sens
10y mail ON recei pt oi the price.
Prepared hy Fc->endcn & co. 8ockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

Caked Breasts, rheumatism. Sciatica,
>welilngs' sprains. Stiff Joints, Burns, Scalds
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and mus
Gle ailments. can be absolutely cured by the
Centaur Liniments. What the White I.ni-
meni Is for the human family. the Yellow Lini-
ment is for spawned, CALLED, and lame horses
aud nimas.
lyS 3mos 81
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
August 4.
Sch we-terloo. Whitaker. Boston.
CLEARED.
Aug Is.
sch LuellA, Hodgkins. Boston.
sch Telegraph, Bemick, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch WA Archer; Belalty. Boston.
sch Arborecr, CLARK, Boston.
>ch Ann. HuTch. Noodard, Boston.
sch francons. BelIalty, BosI"u.
sch cha. Upton. Keith. Boston.
CLEARED.
August 10.
sch Nandala Belts, Boston.
Sch Leonora, Ansiin, Bangor.
sch Rattan, Dodge Bangor.
ARRIVED.
Sch Csro Bell, Barbour. Rockland
sch Catherine, Jnrdan. Boston.
sch Agtnnrl, fullington, do.
sch MinIola, Fullerton. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Aag 22
sch William Pickering. Patten. Boston.
SCH Panama, Mazeriei, Boston.
Aug. II.
Sch Scioio Sadler. sRockland.
sch Highlander, Wood, New York.
sch J VI Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
sch JsIessO, Ray, Roston.
sch Aarcelius. Remick, Boston.
CLEARED.
Aug y.
>cl Julia Edna. Cook, Duck Brook.
sch NlXOn. 1Odgkins, Swans Island.
Aug. %.
sch scioto, sadler, Rocsland
Sch westerloO, Whitaker, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

The following Real Estate belonging to the Els
tate .! he late Seth Tisdale, namely:
IN ELLSWORTH.
The valuable Mill Privilege and Mills situated
on bot. sides of Union river at the head OF Fails
with aN the machinery connected Herewith in.
Guiding gang and single saws, Hath, shingle. box
aud other machines, together with all necessary
booming aud howage privileges and the dwelling
houses aud other buildings adjacent Except the
machinery owned and the buildings erected by the
lessecs ofthe mill on the west side Of said river.
The Lower Gang Mill Privilege, so called, on
both sides OF Union river, and buildings thereon.
The wharyes and adjoining upland on the sast
.l,ir of mon river.
Two.thlrls undivided of lot OF land above the
Messrs. Halls lower mill, on West side OF Union
river.
small lot Of land on East bank of Union river
below the Mes>r- Halls upper mill, being part OF
chamberlain lot.
Lot Of land, the above, occupied by the
Mes Han a. plhu2 place.
Lot OF land above the Halls upper mill East
side of Union river.
Maddox Lot 50 called, on West eide Union
Land adjoining Mill Privilege at Five saw
/ Dam so called lying below SAID privilege
Land On West sIde Union river near Hartsborn
rcck Lot. so called on west side Union river.
Land between Ermners Bridge and the Thurs
ton lot on Eastern sIdc Of Union river, and be
tween said river and tire Waltham road
Three pew~ in the Congregational Church.
one pew IN the Baptist Church.
Public lots Ia Town snip No. b. NJ. u. tIancoc.
County, con tanning 40 acres.
Ilcket Lots and school lands in Township No,
y, containing / go acTe-.
Ticket Lot III Township No. "a, containing $50
acres.
Ticket Lot in Township No 80. containing leo
acre
Land. 90 Amherst. ia sand county. containing
. about p0D acres
laoH- .o Naraytac. la -aii county, containing
u..uut Ii @. 1 acres
ttrc.-.Nth- 90 common aud unalvlj"h OF part Of
Township - >. tn SAID e anty, IA ii dye--INths
ruUtalr INK about - 90 acre..
Then. i- \ mortsu-r lur - 40 upon the mill
/ ur.p,r.y and the tinper Bands in fpwnshp =
Mhi.h 0gi,. probably cmsun If purchaser -huuIi
E 70, sire
foi IH'tHor particulars and terms apply to
jams H. ritAMhtELttN. OF tiI-.orlh
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