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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

HMr. Ass1BARssss ef Basnesxiiie,
sdisd the sesa4hst aged 81 yesrs9 He
located in that neighborhood go years
ago and helped to clear some of the
land snithick Iths town staDdsI on
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

HMr. JoHs PooL, housS paintef
and paper hssger las hjs card in this
issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

.~J, u WiLsoS adyertises $40
acres Of land on the Kansas Pacific r
n. fer sale OF trade -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

S6There VIM be some superior mu.
slcatItM Red Mems Eutcrsainmelt 90
ai{hi VI ilEa jtt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

~Don't forget the Red Mems En-
tertainment, 1t she Ceott House. p
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

~Pfska B1LzlEEas tsIlsd Of as
an aspirant for DAsFoRD's place in Con-
gress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

~ Real estate is advancing in price
all along the route of-the B. &-S.-W
Railroad. One farmer ID Sunshury
township xas Sastsds no eash down
,pey scre. for bis l.pd a.shqrt time since,
that being his price, but refused the Of
fer. Fifty dollars per acreiis the price
now asked. That's healthy sign.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

wNr1 d DsrrIe. PROPOSES to
Thoroughly repair the brick building
psffhaePd ef ps,,npeFt sstste,, fsit build
Ap,additiqn II. ths fesE apd tsas .aysJ
the frame haildine lattacheap .ssss ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

l~Persons having stock hooks 81
ths B & S. ". Railroad are seauested
to deliver them to :W T. MoRRss, at Ills
ofloe in the Court Hosse.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
INSTRUCTORS.

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ENQCU MARTIN
priuc;nai II AZ o.nS5si peSart Ant .SisrskSM-
q, II = nssb.v,s{,cs .rS Nsts ~, ,N.Sl.I
ru. nsn.,,
.. a. MAhaSa MAhaSa1AAkL, Al, !,
rrino'pA Of CtAssiesi Oepsfsment, and
Teacher o. blocat,on, Latin; oresk, apd
Aodefn hensuages. 49, - = :. -. - =
-,s,,taa M.MkRTfN es,.9
Eo r..shss I II, II i' P..n.nsSi,xoa Cd
MOLl;fEi CnBARNES
T..cbsr Of Vocal and rnstrumeutal .Nus,o
IliHi a Ss.nd.nt sIatsfsstN yl.ab ~
% Y - = I y d Y
TEXT BOOKS. -
NOW r,.A !, nrp b prxrsr ss,a ~ H.
and an Algebra: DAVIS. i ssssnS's cns.s,'
nys.owsyna = y s.ss. "a ~.
SS.",vn wa.' usssn psm 49, . M.,, ,.S.. a.snn
o' ..r v.S. T.
ulesn , Ian y.,.,,. :, 'as 1A"s 's'
psfAhfmhSr VI oFrsIoooiioS A'' Ian
dUAGEs.
Hafkness' first Batins Book sHsrknessi
Latin Gr.mmsr, 4 Hsrkusss' aLsttnss Rssasf
Harknes.' cs.sr's Commentaries. H.skass.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

~ The inference drawn from . para
gyaphs copied antosthii paper last xeek,
- TO the supposed destitution of Col.
HAshsuks family ;is not credited here
BY friends WHO ;sre in. correspondence
with him. The destitstion part OF the
)st~yis beliesed tohaye erisiaa,edswith
Private D1tssEEs who is endcsvoring to
Get thsj Colonel q Federal Office. .our
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

EFThe Woodsfield Spirit has enter.
ed upon its thirty third year. and reports
advertising and subscription better than
at any time in the past The Spirit is q
good paper. edited With taste and fair
ness.-Barnesrilis Enterprtse. 24thinsf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
SELECT SCHOOL.

MR.. P. PRRRINR will opens Select School
lvl for boys and girls at Clarinston, Ohio,
on the arst Monday Of April 1876, and oon.
tinue ten weeks.
While special attention Will be sxsn 10
those preparing themselves for teaching. NO
effort will be spared to make every depart
ment thorough, attractive and refining.
For further particulars enquire Of Mr.. W.
b. MALLORY, Of Clarington. Monroe County,
Ohio. SsA % fsbl, ,76w6.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

.RWA leaEa that, ,Nr. .JoFr 3 DAs-
ksfosr eodssmpiasss erecting ! twb
story brick building. for business
house, on Che part lot opposite DesR's
~ "A Ali y
Ns F q. EccLxs, Nsw fotk opsr'
atofis hela ssd elccts has dsAplsed
and taken refuge in Canada. Two hanks
in Wheeling - BE amount Of
$4,000. TET
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
r0rNwaf fpsyyo 90 TO the Red Aieh's
Entertaippspt to plight.

HMr, ALEX. McGREw has opened
lHas n sstdis, this county. HH'ss5 asl,ss !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

tEB Blank Deeds and Mort,
ssigcs for sale at thE Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

1afThsre are 81 6asss on the motion
docket and 50 ON the issue 6dockst for
s&ssusf-esurseomnensing'osFus Fuss.
day, March 18th.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

ay WoodsfieId Village school.
Report for the week beginning February
q, 1876:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

s0 Bonds were quoted in the New
York market on Friday, the 25th inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

Talbott's g. Headlight I. LIZ y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

Talhau'S Ono Price and Cash Store.
- - Harnesvillo, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

NMr. CAtSx BARRErr and Mr..
LAusEscE YoeFrr, Of nlisois,s haye
bse9 Visiting friends ID I'M County ID.
.ripg. the past two weeks, sss.., xgAHg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

= asa ars4fss a.stios 10 assog
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
-aoNAaUE vi
New Advertisements.

-EAOk4 ~ y 2 r-l--L
New Advertisements.
To the Public, A ]. GooDHuR.
L.faffnSlS A r nj 4ElLs9s
Farm for Sale. JOHN PARR
House PslntRADa TaIaTs3eHN Pool
Land for Sale. DR.. E. l. ST. JOHN.
Notirs oETmchers,- Z AL RExzsoN.
Local, W. T. MoRRIs
tfodr mexk shops in town. 'as -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

EEIt Is reported that D1xoH 4 RI.
Ley, Of BeaIlsville, have purchased lo'
4 TIM flacN al psbpose b ssecsfs
steam Touring mill.
ewThe e16ll IT, akes an ap
peal for - isseid Of Rev
College. n eQsety
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

I00aly 6Q9oo Democratic msjerig
in Texas Rayonet reconstruction pro.
YEA disastrous q the party Of GRANT.
Nssros u ca, 10 tbats State s.1s,ssssssa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29

11Ihe S6psrintsndeat of the Bar.
nesxills. Sahasla- -tssii1es= =that the church
going pupil is the superior Of the negro.
niasfrsI nd cam -csaa q pspd.e Fec
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
rExr hooks

1sqB9 RAQpEt sscHoot. adIfaedgS
Rays Aithmstics. Ms0ufsy's Resdef's,
Won stsipwshta Pffmsrys Geography, .Hsx-
vsy's Grammar.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-29
THE SPIRIT sr DEMOCRACY,

r...assy,, a. 1Fe.SrSaaaryy aay Is. is7s.
annAA YqN XI.I.IIL
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.


AMusEMENTs-ap PAcE-4th. 5th and 9th coils
sALL sEAsoN-i4!u PAcx 9th col.
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aS rsria and "a ss
BlSINEss orroMTuNlrIks-eIa PAsr -'
sHThss s Ks sTSrE ys sss is 9Th ss
sLEnKs ASD sALEsMES.-ia1m PacnMsd Ai' col. ''-
io3raES AND rassss ssl p.sr-sd COL
coAsrwisE srEAMsHIPs-l2rn PAcE-5th and ssh
sorAsTXEnsnIrs-- Orr rAcx.
baSHiNa SHfSa hCADPfe r1csss ssas.s COL
DEATisTKy-i2rn PAcg- 9Th col
npusEs sstSn 70 hET 81 FURNISHED AND us
EUROPEAN frs1l, ef P.css,s COL
EE;XxcnANGE-Ilrn E;x PAcR--eth col.
FSHssiEp Rooas sei' ASD APARTMENTS si TO Izr-sD
ias
SEs ss and sd coils
housEs R6pHs pscss Sc %ASrEpap rAcr-ad col
r.ss-SS .s col
LOST AND FOUND--IsT Pxcr-lss col.
MAGKNoslAa,srr MnAGGKlNSosfisg rASs fsssas.S ts i1 col
ss
ssgslfah;F sgS sfsss.s ss .s--oA co.
riAXofoRTEs, oKGANs. ac.-ilru PAc<-s.h col.
rOoI sELLING-lsr PAen-2d col.
ssaIH
I2TH PAGR-3d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE or TO
RENT-2D PAGE-lst col.
ZEAL ZEAL Es774 E74E % NaSFBs Eassn.s COL
REWARDS-lsr PAGE LIST col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr PAGE-4th. 5th and eth coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l:ru PAcE-lst
ETY. SIi6Ss ]; r.ss-sa col
SlORTING-DoGS. BIRDS 1C.-Isr PAGE-od COL
TIE TRADES-12ru PAGs--fth col.
The TURF-Isr fAGK-2d col
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcx--1st col.
IkAvEI.LERS GUIDF-12rH PACY-6th col.
CNFURNTsHED ROOMS AND ArARTME ENrS TO LET
IN PAGE I'd col.
WANTED TO PURCIASE-i.rH PAGr-4tn col.
MATCHES. -JEWELRy. &C.--l2rH PAcE 9th col.
WINES. LIQUORS, kC.-lsr pAGr--6th col.
WINTER RESURTS-2D PAcE--3d col
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
:, DECEMBER 20, ls7e.-TRlPLE SHEET.
SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A -TUNIS JOHNSON AUCTIOSEER-
IA Old stand, 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY. AT Io,s O'CLOCK,
FINE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS. BEDDING. PARLoR AND BEDROOM
large siverpated Showcase aud stand Office and library
Tables Lounges and Smoking Chairs Toilet Sets fancy
Bronzes EngrRyings Lille Safe, silk Curtans Shades
&c
Also. THIS DAY, at ~ o'clock.
elegant Haincs octave Piano. ladies' gold and inlad
Watch.
TOMORROW, AT 1: O'CLOCK.
continuation OF the Hne sale Of Furs and Robes.
sets IN seaiskin MAX. crnnc sable, ehinchas oner;
Gloves, Collars. Sc
Kobes- Buffalo. bear, angora. fox. &c.
4 -TuNIS JOHNSON. AUCrI0NEER.
~ old stand 81 Nassau st.
ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK
EACH DAY.
FINE SALE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
THE iST OF JANUARY TO CLOSE A APAkTkEkShlf.
Comprising In part supern ladies' Secrc:sries
Cylinder Desks. Escritores. Davenports. Music
Racks, Boston Desks, Library and Once Tables &c.
also At time
One magnificent Pier Mirror, ~ cct inches by fest.
Ono rsgniucent Pier Mirror 10 feet BY feet inches
Quo snxenilcen; Nantsl Mirror. 0 iccs ny q feet
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A SPEED WARRANTED. sPEED WARRANTED.
N. SPEED WARRANTED
A rsata nd funpor ant

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
wsFaASTER sFsRb WRknAs4nD snhEP WARRANTED
A great and important
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON TO MORROW aAsTsS z BoSE IL
II o,CLocK ss 4. N. rE9MrT AZ M MrRIvAIE STABLE A II
kGSsAsf MsssSs SisE fh h3rSEss SsiS sisiafs M aSR
SaRERs R S~S4 ~ Is COOP SoA6IrIos, ASo f ALL Gl9r u
SHS II isS aHzT
ys 'i s s-ss s:ss
heats K%Issa W. soy. ii. best best
record was at Utica in M he is fully warranted sound
Reliable and lss. sOr,el Geding Harry Lambert; sired BY
has been used foe family and road horse: he free
sn wies
purchased spring he 80;
rsnted perfectly sound and kind.
soo s a. sss
fair As the T. and fastest eyearod
qu ross ~ don sns cr interfere her sire was
lia OF Nambrno Chief she is perfectly
i5,l hands. remarkable ans driver single double and
% 90 so wh
% :,ea a. Sy SSod: island y: sire
shows her ns breeding and worthy sss attention o
F1s
cSaS IN Ss oas h on = 10 she rosd with
a:ss 5s and 2:4of4 she is warranted sound kind and
n B.-Ths above are all as represented and war
rancd; wcre all selected and purchased Tor by
Tor invited to cali and exam.
inc and ras behind any horses co.chman in attend
top Pony Phseton ol,land Sleigh ono Sc. ish;
Tso elegant saSi Bear RoSes a. K..y Blankets
Combs. brushes. stable Fixtures eosehm Livery. xc,
SSs fiss :; i YAK SEsT
A LBANY AND PORTLAND sLEIGIis
rRrvATsx SALE.
,,A AT " yay rAssELt ssE,, = EEARSEY'ss
OVER g7s sLEIcus OF DIFFERENT rArrESRs.
FcRR2s TisihR and oshsS cELEsRHTEb MIsSEE MASEks.
SLEIGH BELLS.
BEAR, BUFFALO. WOLF And Fox ROBES.
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. Of every style.
The above stock regardless Of cost or value
by order OF manufacturers
sLEIGHs. sLETUIIs A
Aiarse assortment Of Albany style
Three Seats Ponies. Shifting scats.
CATERS and purtlands.
We have reduced prices to close out stock.
A. r. DEMAREsr CO..
o2S and Ga0 broadway.
A HANDSOME DOUBLE SLEIGH. WITH TOR OVER
"A front scs made ey Gould, In good order Tor sale
LnADBETTkRs. 500 nh sv.
A HANDSOME HORSES AND sLETGHs.-TwO-
~ Sleigh and pair Horses let also scghs for
sale. Arsenal Stables. West s5sh st.. Broadway
4 --oNE OF rHE FINEST BRoUGnAMs IN TIE
great bargain good West 18th st.
A slx-sEATED FAMILY sLtIGII. WITH POLE,
io%T;fS GSs ssss 'r s S:n @ +:
East 44tb ~
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
RY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUCTToNEER,
ID "A University place.
Public Administrators Sale.

u a Unvorsity place.
Public Administrators Sale.
ROBERT SOMERvIILE win sell on Thursday. Dcccm
2l 10 A. M ut 40 Leonard 40 lots Of Goods. among
which valuable irou and other mechanics Tools
Materials; also two Turning Lathes Furniture, Carpets.
Pictures Books Jewelry Watches Rings Pins. &c. also
nearly perfect he Of Ncw York eralds ls6S to 1875.
and other articles Of value belonging the estates OF
several deceased persons
BY order Of ALGEgxoN s. SULLIVAN,
Public Administrator.
II r. THOMAS, AUCTIUSEER-WILL SELL AT
.sncton. Wednesday ard Thursday. December 20 and
II. at No ia Nassau New YORK, at 1os O'Clock each
stock ofJ CALDWELL consisting OF largo stocks
kngravngs ChromOs gold walnut Frames. steel and
copper Plates Book Acts. Fixtures &c Sold without
Dealers invited.
L,OR SALE-TwU SETS REAL LACE CURTAINS,
IL but little used; $2O0 will sell them cheap
Address PARIS. Herald onlce
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
DENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD. AUCTIoNEER.
Id Snl Of Ins anti dnaG GnId

u Sale OF Instrumrnts. hnc Gold,
Coral and Pearl Jewerv. Watches, Paintings. kc.
Will sell at auction Thursday December 81 st 10 A.
NJ at salcsoom No Beach st., lot Of Surveyors Insru
Office Furniture. Desks Watch &C. &c, BY order Of
Samuel A. Lewis. collector Of estate Of dwnrd Boyle do
ceased.
Also Immediately thereafter place. sold 90 pay
advances lot of no gold and silver Watches gold Chains
ladies' aud gentiemens hne gold coral pearl and mosaic
Sets; Sleeve Buttons, studs. &c.
Also fine Set of mink Furs.
Catalogues Mt Office. No. y Beach st.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20

n EXTRAORDINARY
BARKER 4 CO.. Al AND 40 LIBERTY ST.,
will continue the great
CHINESE CENTENNIAL SALE,
including tho costly, unique and magnificent
tt#s BkONZES.
on WEDNESDAY, THU URsDAY and FRIDAY,
December 20. ~ and -, ut IL O'Clock each day.
<G0OnS NOW On EXHIBITION
| GEORGE 1 RANKS AuctinnAAY.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
HIS DAY, AT io,s O'CLOCK

-TUNfs JOHNSON. AucrIoSEER-
a. Old stand 81 Nassau st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10
The Republican County Convention

BY notice elsewhere, it will be seen
that the County Committee has post
poncd until Thursday next, Aug. 18th,
the day of the Convention. This was
done in order that the delegates might
have the opportunity of hearing able
and eloquent speaker, from abroad,
who could be present on that day, but
not earlier. Ii i hoped that full dele
cations from each town will be sent and
that the campaign will then be fully in
augurated for this County. Thus far,
the only political work that has been
done, has been by the Democrats, who,
in season aud out oil season, are drum
ming io- recruits aud quietly organiz-
ing a. last year with the determine ton
TO have every man at the polls in Sep
TENDER. the Senator aud County Off
GERS which they gained last wear, have
given them courage, and they int-Ld 10
make a desperate fight 10 carry the
whole delegation from Hancock County
this year. IL is asserted, and we do not
doubt it, that money is coming into the
state for the purpose of buying woes,
and the Democratic leaders in this
County well know how to get their share
OF it. But in spite Of their efforts. ar.
guments and money, the Republicans
can and triU vote as heretofore in favor
of the great principles which saved the
Nation, and for the true men who up
held them. On the day of the Conven-
ton, let there be rousing OF old Han
cock as in days past. Let good men be
put in nomination, and the people will
cheerfully support them at the polls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10
Correspondence.
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
AUG fs-,


Aug 3. 1876.
Nothing Of importance stirring this morn
Ing. The House has passed q resolution
10 adjourn on Monday next the 9Th inst
which has been by the Senate referred to
the Committee on appropriations. 1t is
not thought that an adjournment can pos
sibly take place before the middle OF next
week If even then, unless the House is pre-
pared 10 back down considerably on the
Consular aud Diplomatic bills. Proctor
Knott is quite sick, i: is said and confined
10 his bed, and the question occurs is he
merely playing ''possum" as he so charita-
bly, charged Mr.. Blaine with doing or is he
really suffering from the merited ,hastise-
ment he received at the lips of Messrs.
Frye aud Hale. Knott at the opening of
the present session aspired TO be called
1.-The Wit" OF the House aud as far as tell
Ing vulgar stories would establish his
claim to the rather unenvisble distinction
he certainly merited il. But having
run through with his supply OF stale jokes
and being holstered up By his overweening
vanity be permitted the latent alevolence
of his nature To rise To the surface, by max
ing most uncalied Tor and unwarrant able
attack upon Mr.. Blaine, even bis own
friends disclaim ANY sympathy with him in
this matter and seem TO think that 40 far
from proving himself wit. Mr.. Knott has
conclusively proved himself fool. The
Ia.
yesterday morning, by 4 vote of six to four
decided 10 report bill repeating the re-
sumption act 10 the extent OF prolouying
the time-When the bill establishing Post
Ofices and Post routes comes up in the
Senate Mr.. Hamlin with the approval of
the appropriate Committee will offer an
amendment repeating SO much Of the Post
Office appropriation bill as abolishes the
fast mails and providing for the sppropr-
alton of $500 900 in addition TO the r. O..
appropriations SO AS to provide for the re.
sumption OF the fast mail trains. The
mighty mares nest which the ever honest
aid vigilsnt democracy joyfully hoped they
had found in the discrepancy Of Ex Ser
geant, at Arms Ordwsy's accounts has fol-
lowed the footsteps Of most OF the rest OF
their vlrtuous Investigations. Mr.. Ordwsy
was before the committee on the Real U.s.
tate Pool yesterday and conclusively
proved his innocence Of the charges that
were SO reeklessly made against him. He
produced unimpeschsble vouchers for
the fair expenditure Of every cent OF public
money that has ever come into his posses.
sion. Numerous publications have recent
ly been made, charging that Mrs. Will
1 liam's, wife Of the Elk Attorney General,
was the author Of certain anony mous let.
tiers received by the wives of members Of
the Cabinet and that this was the cause Of
Mr.. Williams retiring from the Cabinet In
such haste. Mr.. Williams yesterday called
upon the President and the latter authOr-
lied the statement that he never did, and
does not now believe that Mrs. Williams
was the author, or that she inspired or had
anything TO do with said letters In any way
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10

The letters OF acceptance OF Tilden
and Hendricks have at last been receiv-
ed. They are, however, too long for
our columns. OF course. the writers
approve the ST. Louis platform, and am
pity the same. The comments of the
papers, even Democratic, are DIVERSE
The ablest letter by far is thai OF Til
den, and is what might be expected
from an experienced, astute and success
full lawyer, bred to politics. These let
tiers will generally be satisfactory to the
Democratic party, and are as good, if
not better than the candidates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10
FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, William II. Stanley, Iof surry. in
w The County of Hancock tand state of Maine
on the ilth day OF October A b. 1871 .lby his MORT
gage deed OF that date, conveyed in fee and in
mortgage to Judith TrnDdy OF said Surry the fol
lowing described real estate situated la said sut
~. 70 Wit; certain lot OF land bounded and de
scribed as follows, TO wit: Beginning AT the W.,
Of lot No. 70 in said surTy thence running
tree, thence North 63 degrees Hast n rods 10 nc
tSwn road. thence southerly by said road n rods
thence south "a degI ees West l3i BY lot No no 20
place OF beginning, containing SO acres more az
'sss, aiso, another lot known as the Coulter lot
bounded on the North by the above describeJ
,o.' ON tse East by the town road on the south nv
t anu owned by David Trundy. ON the W. 81 by The
Iert iot, SO called, also, another lot OF land
as me Pert lot, lying directly south Of the
i'a aescIioea lot and between the coulter lot so
eaileu, and The pond said deed being recorded In
naneyes Registry Of Deeds In voi. la page s7o.
anu "rsfeas the condition 1of said mortgage has
oeen broken. now therefore l. the mortgagee
aforesaid, claim foreclosure lot said mortrs 10
anu publish this notice in lthe manner prescribed
ny statutes for the purpose of commencing such
JUDITH TRUNDY.
swsi Try wisweli . Wiswell, her alrys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10

Tux NosT POPULAR and most valuable
medical works ever given 10 the press are
those written by the Consulting Physician OF
the Peabody Medical Institute" Boston, who
has devoted his life TO the study 81 the subjects
of which he treats Ia their pages. These
book. are published by the Institute. whose
advertisement may be found in our columns
should be i..ru-ed carefully by the young Of
both sexes. THE Science ~ Lite. or Self
Preservation" isa practical treatise upon
matters deeply concerning the health and
vigor OF both old and young. aud has already
had career OF usefulness and popularity
gratifying TO the author. Equally admirable
is the work entitled 'SeNusl Physiology OF
oman aud Her diseases" by the same able
author. who has recently written and publish
ell .tiil another. entitled diseases of the Ner-
Ne> and NerV Gus Msladie-." timely pro
ducliOu. A Gold Medal has recently been
presented 20 the author OF these work. by the
National Medical Association. See adyer-
ti~,tncut
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FORECLOSURE.

frHk UNDERSIGNED, who has been duly ap-
pointed Receiver OF the Bucksport savings
Bank, hereby gives pubic notice that George 4.
Tilden Of Castine, on the a5th day of February,
A. ID. 1874. by his deed OF that date recorded in
Hancock Registry. Vol. lE, Page 81, mortgaged
To said Bank certain real estate In said Castine, To
VITA certain wharf with the buildings thereon
Ahown AS south wharf extending from the new
street In said Castiae nearest TO the water about
100 ieet into the water. with the land covered bv
sati wharfland the improvements thereon and u SO
OF dock adjoining the same. so tar as the same
was Owned by sald Tilden, being all and the same
premises conveyed to him by William Ross in his
own behalf and in behalf of the Portland, Bangor
and Machas Steamboat Company, by deed dat ed
February 10, 1874, Recorded Vol 10, Page 3s.
with the privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
me condit on ofsaid mortgage havln. been and
sun being broken the undersigned ia behalf OF
SAID Bank. ciauss to ioreclose the same aud give )
THIS notice for that purpose.
THO. Z. WOODMAS
Receiver Bucksport Savings Bank.
Bucksport, Augusta, 1876. 3wd2
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An exciting debate took place on
Saturday in the Senate, upon the Intro
duction OF Resolution 10 print the Of
fetal documents and proofs in relation
to the Hamburg massacre. The Demo
Gratis opposed it. This is characteristic.
When well authenticated reports are
published in Re, .ublican papers, they
are met by our opponents with the cry
of ''bloody Shirt" and when it is pro-
posed to give to the people the facts as
they exist, the same party suppress them
aud are unwilling that these outra2es of
their political allies should be made
public.