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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
THE STORM.

:25 p. n.-The storm at Ashta-
bula has somewhat abated. and the
weather is fast growing colder. 1t
seems that the falling train and
bridge smashed the ice in the creek,
and those not killed in the fall, or
burned up by the burning cars,were
held down by the wreck and
drowned before they could be ex-
tricated. Many, too, will be or
have been frozen. All the large
hearted citizens of Ashtabula are
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
STRAYED.

STRAY ED-FroH nav place on Jacobs
- creek, about June LIST, 1876, one red and
white spotted steer, and one red heifer, both
yearllngs. No marks nor brands. Liberal
reward for inform alton Of their whereabouts
1-4tf HENRY Prayer
Plymouth. LYON Co Ks
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
AT THIS TINE

we are unable to learn the name of
q single one of the killed, except the
little babe of Mrs. Bradley. 1t Is
known that there were q large
number of eastern people on the
Inflated train. II lie said seven
coaches were all well filed. The
express messenger for the Ameri.
can Express Company is missing.
The local agent at Ashtabula fears
he is among the killed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

The residence of Mr.. Hosm0r was
recently burned in Usage county by
the overturning of lamp. The
women of the house, being alone.
were intimidated.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

AID as many as can are working to
rescue those not already claimed by
death. while hundreds of strong
sfms and steady brains stand ready
to relieve those who become ex-
hausted with the toll. The work
goes on very slowly; many liken
the scene and difficulties in rescu-
ing the bruised and mangled ones
TO the Angelo horror of few years
ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

1t is said to the credit of Mr. Randall,
that while presiding over the late House
OF Representatives, he used his official
power and influence TO remove the tempta-
tons TO drink intoxicating liquors which
have always. in a greater or less degree,
had footing in the Federal Capitol. and
also changed his own habits in this respect
in gay which gratided all of his person
al friends and every citizen who has the
honor aud dignity of the Lower House OF
Congress at heart. His course in this par
ticular furnishes an instance OF the re-
stxaining and elevating influence OF high
and responsible positions. although we
trust that the growth of temperate habits
in this country. does not depend altogether
upon the possibility of making every nn-
happy victim of the appetite for intoxiea-
ting drink the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

tn. boy that wen; % the min oR,h0r~c-ha-k.
carrying the sri>t IN one end offhc bag and 4
stone ln the other, when rrprovcd hv She mil
Ter. aud told 90 deI d. the grI,t. replied that
hi father and gr.udnth r had carried u that
Nay, AMI DE-. bang no b. liter than they. should
continue ~ dn a. they dll. Similar or equally
4 absurd. reasons are accounted a. .uiititu
by some u warT-nt them ia uIi.crIm .uAtrly
condemnIng br. ri,ycc'- Family Medicines
even though there J. oycrwhe ming proof that
they possess the merit claimed TOR them. For
many years the Golden McdIral Discovery ha>
ben recognized a. The l-adlug liver AMI blood
medicine in hr market. Each yrar Ia. brought
aH increase inlts Ale, and ID J., now used
throughout The CIVILIZED world. Thousand, OF
unsolicited Testimonials are on iir IN the Doc
l"f.N "ihrs. aitcsting J. : efficacy 10 overcoming
s-cr4N ai,d coughs. colds. throat and lung NJ
r. Nnu>. also -crutulA, iumur<. ulcers and sAtH
diseases Arr You suffering with some chrou-
"a nA4AIy II 80, aII you wlsh "a cmrluy med
ltlur, inat are sci~H' IDEALLY prepared. that axe
TrHnrl and purified hy the chemical Irpsc-.
emi loved IN their manufacture; thst arr pos. =
I've in their action. anil ,p,glfi % the Nariou.
forms n disease fit the cure Il which they are
Trc'mm' ni-d. o. pr. FIcrct'- Family Med
it!uys. tu.i particular. ia Pierce Memoranda
am Book. Kent iaT free distribution by all drug
gi-t,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
To the Electors Of the City
Of Ellsworth.

DURsU ANT 20 warrants from the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City Of Ellsworth. the dutv
quaf ied Electors of said city. are hereby notified
10 meet in their respective Ward Room, on TIES $
day the teaih tiav of April, inst at ten o'cloc
"A he 70 enoon. vote b. ballot upon the follow
proposition submitted by thF Common Conn
s.t OF The CIV. fn W4a.- I he terms 80 thf sun
seription II the tif3 OF Ellsworth. ~ m eapifa
>t,ack OF the iianEpr aat ala shore Line hil
road Company shall I've mniiue,i ani amended 10y
saGt money ~ NAV bc rCcrssary q "rf'or SHAH be
expended ant used IG thr construct OF % ne
road hyh ready lpr Ihe rails on that mart - lhr
hur W ~al kailrusa, I'D fht tHN "a fH~Nn iht
between a paiUt u'ar the Surrr iine n Tow Bon
-e,', wharf. tron Union hiysr and % reiu'
near -ait Rtvgt at fai~ Village aHi inserting IN
the place the. eoi t4c Wupi>- The iwholc ut TINS
amount shan H. eNPeu tel AMI u<St ga the con
structicn ~ that psrt - said bslir"ai between =
point in he Ntllag- - Burk>port. and point N
me ty ~ t.t~a urth. within ere haii mile q the
tu-Goua ioust. The road between sAld points 10
be huilI Oh lhs most Street anil Ha~ibic route.
TIE work O. T." com uencet 40 t!l>"uFth ana
continue 'ust ar4 Egc- sport.
This tUrupa-stIun 10 De on condition thai The
Town oi Huck~part shall iuruish ~u les, rPtl'n J."
.sit -tocS 60 the amount 81 S5Htto, and the Mayor
shlli modify and anuCuI sad subscription "a &C
vnJtAuce Herewith, upon thr compliance ui IIv
Town pt IIneS- port wiki he .blvv cuH3 .lnH.
These ID favor of said proposition "iii vote
y r-."
Those oppressed to said proposition will vote
stNaF
Inc pau. on such day OF meeting 60 remain
open lut.l four o'clock the afternoon. when
t6,y -ualI be closed. The Aldermen WtI b.. iu
ol,+u session a. their fiAu-pC< ttail Build
luE from TO Eve o. ipck. ia fhs ut,tEf.apu.
tarn ut tUe three secular days u,Nt proceeding
.sii day oi meesi3g Tor The rurF"-c Of correcting
TOE u-i OF voters.
Per ordcr.
lWil L.. H. NlMAN. cav Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
fen Augusta men LETT for the Black
Hill, on Monday.

FEN Augusta men LETT for the Black
Llil- on Monday.
The camp meeting OF the keunebec
Valley Camp Meeting Association will
commence On the ground, Aug. -, and
continue eight days.
The oldest lawyer ia the state In poin,
Of service l. Moses Emery 81 SAco. who
wa admitted to the Bar in ISL, aud i
stilI practlcing.
The Senior Glass nj the State College
has engaged Ms. Annie Louise Cary for
the Commencement concert at OrOno.
which occurs Wednesday, June 18th.
some sIj.00o have been subscribed to
the stock ofthe Masonic Temple in Belfast,
aud Tire enterprise N.l undoubtedly be- a
success.
William Dorr sues the city %. Lewis
ton for 5000 alleged damages. consequent
on his falling upon slippery sidewalk on
the corner Of Nam and Canal streets.
Capt. Josiah William, of kittery. died
>ixty-one years ago. The pipe that he
used was let in it, place over he mantel-
piece, " here il Siill remains. having never
been removed by The family.
- If'l- L. . - tl - III pl lidiltl tpultll
plate, avi,it 10 japan the coming summer.
He viii BE- accompanied by photographer
and on their return a series OF superior
pictures of scientific interest may be eX-
pect"d
The dead body of man was found IN
a cemetery Bear the Insane Hospital at
Augusta Yesterday afternoon. and proved
TO be that of John Morrssy. an inmate OF
II. III
badly lost his way in going to Togus some
time during the winter.
As an evidence of the thoroughness
with which the liquor law i being enforced
in Portland. it may be said that basket
of eggs was recently seized in that city
from which the hen fruit had been taken
aud the she'll filled with whiskev-and the
dealer retailed the tangled eggs at
fifteen cents each!
The Augusta journal says that in that
city a lady who had been unable to leave
her bed for three weeks, under the in
fiuence Of the blue glass for three hours
only was able TO rise. be dressed and take
a promenade from her chamber down
stairs. Other cases, equally as wonder
ful, are reported.
Miss Cary sang alta concert in Port
land Thnrdsay evening and received an
enthusiastic welcome. The Portland Press
says her journey over the seas has certain
Is not impaired her glorious voice. and it
rang out 10 the lingering strains with all
its old sweetness aud power She was in
one of her happiest moods and sang with
even more than her wnnted dramatic ex-
preston. She was enthusiastically recall
ed five times during the evening.
The Belfast Journal says the report is
circulated that David l.. Pitcher, Tax Col.
lector OF that city. is unable TO meet his
obligations to the city, Mr.. Pitcher In en-
deayoring to aid his son, who is or was in
business at Lewiston, became embarrass-
ed and unable to meet his payments. He
informed his bondmen of the fact. and
conveyed to them his prop ny ~ secure
them against loss. The asccn sii,ed deacit
is reported at between $1,000 aud $1,000.
There will be no loss to the city, as the
bond is ample security.
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f'a.1 ~ 'i'.e' ." Voc
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rs 20 ne ''' '''' ''.''','oN sa" hu'A'''''5'
shat also Ia''e >'l.o'- l4>'!I- 10y 'hs
le2AI objections that MAY Toe Ia.>'i i' '"'>
Change OF base. il occurs To IL That "i'eA
b11h,poF' and Ellsworth vote tAr money
aaa au.l then own fA..F'a4- ia'' "..' a.
II AANe some VOICE JIG T. 'Ai.5.'-s''i'.. l anu
construction. II 'he Directors '' 'Ae
bangor 81 eaia-> NI'rr Line h'.i' 'a! are
u'-.a- 'H'' h'4.''. CANON. .i't If''H't
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
An Ohio Protest.

wash. CIR. y J Tribune.
wAsHINGToN. March - Republican,
who have just arrived ia Washington from
the Western Reserve. represent the >ea,j-
ment IN that part OF OHIO a eXceti.u- j.
strong a out-poken il favor Of r,ca--
milton Of Gov. Packard by she Fedora Al
miHi-;ra,iJu- They say thar nothing short
OF thu will satisfy the Republican masses
there: All they NIL lsoh .pol a.y action
Of the Administration which result, ID the
overthrow Of packa,l = di-crr,ltiuE The
tide of Pie>iGeu, HAYES himself Iaei
assert that the people q ono VII never
be made to understand how il J. tia; GOV.
Packard. who received more votes than
The Have, electors. could be- defeated IS hen
tie State was given 20 the Republicans on
the National ticket. They say that il the
Pre.Ide deserts Packard he viii not be
sas,aiJed BY the people Of n.s owu state.
one Of these gentlemen says that II Pack
ard and Chamberlain are forced TO give up
aud should ait,rwArd make a lcc,ura5
tour through Northern OHIO. the people
would turn out ID great numbers. and al
interest would be arolsea such a has
rarely been seen -iHcq the day, OF the var.
Packard aud Hayes. they insist. are ia the
same political boat, and Packard cannot
lose his position without bringing Mr.
Haye. into disgrace with the people Of hi
own State. who lid a. much a. any other
to elect him
When asked how the people OF OHIO can
expect the Pres.den. to sustain Pack ard in
the Governor>hip OF Louisiana. they reply
that lie is 10 use the means al hi di-po> al.
The appropriation for The army. they say.
will not expire unJi! July l. a4d he can use
the troops of the United STATE, until that
time il necessary. After HAT be may cal
upon the militia 81 hi. Own State. aud they
will not be SLOW IN responding 10 the call.
II what these gentlemen say i true. and il
they represent fairly the public - tlmeut
in the Western Reserve, Senator Blaiue's
two brief speeches in the Senate during
the special sessions have found response
among large class Of people there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

Blue Glass.

j. amusing. 10 l.uic - What au cA-
teal the blue Ga, mania j. raging.
shall hot br surprised. to hear. that drink
iug from blue glass emp viii cure mrlau-
chp,y. or sleeping under blue qGilt
drive away the nightmare. copy the
following from a Maine paper. "A Young
woman in Lewiston report, aimp,; COM
pIcte relief from neuralgia, by the u-e OF
b.ue.cuiiAiu, aud drAperieS Ia her room
You tell that young lady. that nave
found Tho same relief by the sun rtv> bat
unfortunately for her pet theory. my sla,,
ana curtain, werr white
Auoiher paper >,afe-. that very small
babs grew remarkably, in a blue curtaiucd
room. That may be a fact, but some Of
the hcaithie,i ba5ic, ever SAW. were
reared in room, without curtains. where
the blessed suuiig hi aged al DAG At hide
aud seek among their yellow curls. Weak
eye, shaded by blue glasses. are often
benefited; bur think green has the same
effect. | always thought. blue and green.
were God, tayJritr cplor-; aui NJ doubt
they are wisely blended in ky aud earth.
Why not blend them in glass. rrrhap,
whaj one could not cure. the other would
Now tins theory. may be fact instead Of
fancy; although smile. | see in il 4 pro-
phecy of good.
II is one step gained, that people begin
to believe that sunlight in their parlor's
and sleeping rooms, is not such horrld
thing. even if il comes though blue cur
tain- and glass. A for te curtains, |
think the woman who doe, the laundry
and homework. will hail them a a new
era in her life. The next, and most diff
ficult step. i 10 make orr young ladies
realize, that sunlight filtered thronght the
..blue sky is most essential To their
health and happiness. And when our
pale faced girls remove their double brown
wells and allow old Sol. to kiss their lips
ard cheeks until they are red. and the
sunlight sparkles in their hollow eyes.
then shall say Blue Glass" is an
evangtl. F. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

A NATIVE OF MAINE on TRIAL FOR
MURDER. Jesse II. Lewis, recently on
trial at Newfane. Vt. for the murder of
Deming. by giving him morphine in wills
Ky was born in China. Me. Dec. -. 1886.
He has one sister now living at Bradford,
Ne. two half brothers also living, one at
Plttsfield Me. another at Nashville. Tenn.
where. at last accounts. he was assistant
postmaster. None of his relatives are in
attendance at the trial. Lewis for some
years past had been living at Turner's
Falls. Mass. At the time Of his arrest he
was confined in Greenfield Jail for assault
with intent TO kill upon one Troot. The
accused served three years in the late war.
enlisting at Bangor, Ne. under command
of Col. Jno. I. Caldwell and was serious
ly wounded at Fair Oaks, necessitating
his discharge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

An Electro {. alvnnic Inttcry romhinrd
with the Celebrated Moderated Porous ~TrrnG-
thrninz Plaster forming the br-t Plaster
for pain. and aches in the " orId of Medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

Pans March. 81 la ,a" ,I-e Of state
s.. hutuo MORGAN ami a.o'hrr. u-
d.cted ior ufAuu>i- Nj Hastings opened
lar the ''cir.cr yesterday aud called THE
no respondents - lhr stand vino testified
the circumstances attcud.n. the " ...l
and burial - the EXPLAINING whatever
threats they had made aui the act, and
circumstances more or les suspicious, and
tending % establish the theory that the
child came 20 II death from disease or
irum an overdose of alcohol given i, by
Mr>. Crooher before she brou.ht IL To
Libby. Thy testified thlt the child
VA ia al unconscious condition when ID
Wa brought 10 The house saturday morn
M, Iu which >tAte Il remained tiI it.
death ia the afternoon. Ias~ closed the
t--tImuu..
To-day Nj. Ha,..u-- inI lis argument
for defence and Attorney Grnvrai Emery
Ter tac state. and Judge Burrows charged
the jury. Tie jury after being ont iour
hours returned a verdict of murder in the
second degree against both persons. Incy
NIL De- s-utcn ccd Monday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

Among the party organs The Troy
Times has ranked With the strictest. But
it concludes that 1T Is folly to kick against
the preks" any longer. and says; We
have the inevitable la the Southern sitna-
ton now very clearly developed. The
majority must for the time being yield to
the minority. in both Louisiana and South
Carolina. This come about chiefly from
the fact that the minority embraces the
larger proportion of the intelligence OF
these States, and the ignorant majority has
to yield to it. even thought it be in con-
tTayention OF the guarantees of the Con-
stitution."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
Correspondence.
Letter From Washington.
WASHINGTON. y. e.,

WA>HINGUuN u. e..
March 81. Isl.
The political condition Of South Carolina az
fai a. ihey have heen aud are to Le formal y
- forth by the risal claimants TO The cxscu-
tive ehais OF that state. largely ab-orl, public
attention here. When the President f->t en-
terd ihe bite House a, it. ri-htful occupant.
DE- cherished roua but the hiudes. feeling,
toward, southern Democrats. lie ha> given
to thar lea ~, more than their IA uc u time.
f,t.u.ns 10 r,Teti-ion a their version If the
situation. Their idea OF local >elfgoserument
appear, To be 10 ignore all rights Of their polit-
ital opponents. even { in a majority accorded
thsm by an amended constitution aud further
guaranteed by that instrument " here 1t pied a..
thc general goscrmcst 10 insure to each state
a government republican in form: sud il he
shall he rcafler found les disposed to accede
% al their demands. the disposition shown 81
stated above aud she generally arrogant man
uer 90 their advocate. viii 20 lar with reason
ahlc men everywhere to excuse hi lack @ Z COM
Thsncc. Governor Chamberlain ha, made a
most excellent impression upon ever, ona here
hy hi- lrauk and seemingly fair presentation 20
biz course. bu' the somewhat homba>Jic and
Threatening tone 81 Mr. II ampton', response to
the President kind ami courteou, invitation
here and Of H. reported speeches o.. hi, WAY
wei q, the boAstful assurance Of hi wash
in-ton friend, that Dr. VIII make Short worA
~ ith H. rival. slI give the impression That a.
regards hi> coming At an As san act Of condo
,ofn>ion. aud have pre.udiced Dr., ease in adj
vance Il hi arrival wni.h occurred thj, morn
iu-. Il j. supposed th,Y Nil 10th Dr. invited
to pursue their cases orally or !n writing q.
tAey prefer before The Prc-.i,n, aui h.- Cahi-
net. Further than this she public ar yet in
the dark.
,h-ut eNarerha.Ion 81 thg i,h-iie disturb
aurc o,or ihr Matthew, Foster agreement with
John Young Brown aud >saator Gor,!on. wa,
"s,.,.on,i His morning IS the appearance in
a Washington paper ol ihe a-rg,us IA ia 4u.--
u'n aai length, letter from Mr.. Blown. CIV
M Ai>ter-iou ana understanding Of the mat
ter. Nj. Foster saw that those who sought
assurances that President Iayc, woulI with
draw t5c troops from south Carolina and Lou
I.iaHa. did not pretend that such prom. ,
would govern their action upon the electoral
Did. il gwen; thar e. VS., flr, "A fp hi- intern
t.au go pledge ihe Prv,id, ut.aud that 81. hyr,bv
gave hs- understanding o. thr Presidents ,l.yv.
.aI iha; they wouI De- carried ont so lar "a, d.,
Foster could influence jAAt contamination.
Although Nj. Er'sn does 10. dirc;., ciarc,
i.g Tre-iI.u.'> "a. Ira - withdrew tI, troops.
a. . r,YutAlan ID any promi>" .;he Impression
r,rt.ou. and Judging from h.- ,;a'ementit GER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

To an who are suffering from the errors and IN.
di-"Tetuu- " yopth, nervous weakness, early tie
c.y lu-- Of manhood -, whl send A recipe
thAt viii cure yau, FEFE or CHARGE. Till.
reat remedy was discovered hy missionary IN
south America. send a -e.t-4,llrcs,ei envelope
"a the REV. JOSEPH T. INNAN. station u, Bible
House. Ncw York CITY. 81 mos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

There is another fOol-hardly per sonage
whose peculiar fresk is to risk his life on
the ocean in a cookie shell. His name is
Roach and he lives in San Francisco He
proposes TO sail from that city around
Cape Horn to New York and thence 10
Liverpool in a three-ton boat, twenty feet
long. five feet beam and four feet hold,
wjh'two masts, one square rugged and the
other schooner rugged. He wants man
and boy as foolish as himself TO 90 with
him. aud if he succeeds in making the voy-
age in safety he will consider himself the
cock Roach of the ses.-lEx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

Some hopeful Democrat. are happy al
the doubtful prospect Of proceedings ia
quo warranto being commenced. to com
pei Pres. Hayes to vacate his office in IA
yor of Tilden. They may as well expect
water 10 run up hill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
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-Ex-Mayor, \. Oakley Hall. who 50
mysteriously disappeared from New York
city some days since aLd about whom.
there have been so many rumors of elope-
ments, suicide and murder has been heard
from in England, having taken steamer
to that country from Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
Dem ADVERTISEMENTS.
In the Di.srict Court Of the United state.

In the District Court Of the United states
Tor the District OF Maine.
In the matter of AMASA ;. EMERTON, Bank.
rnpt
II BANKRUPTCY.
This is TO give notice. that the 2sth DAY of
l March, \, H. $50, "arIant in bankruptcy
was Issued against the estate Of Amasa ;. Elmer
ton, OF Buck-port, in The County of Hancock, and
state Of Name, who mas been aijndged bank
rupt, on his own petition flied March 10Th, le91.
that the payment OF any debts and delivery of any
property belonging - such bankrupt. to him,
Tor his use, and the transfer OF any property by
him are forbidden by law, that a meeting of the
creditors Of said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts,
and TO choose one or more assgnees OF his estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at bankrupt Court Room, Bangor, before
Charles liamlin, Esq Register, on the 18th day OF
May, u. ls17, at o'clock +. NJ.
GEO. r. SNOW, Dep. Z. ) Marshal,
3wlI Messenger.
Ii. ID. HADLOCk, Esq, Solicitor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

The other day former well-known
constable was in the Criminal Court room
at Washington, aud one OF the baiiiiis sup
posing that ne had business there. inqur-
ed: Are you looking for the Marshall
The former constable replied: No. sir.not
now. was once anxious TO see him-when
he was fugitive slave.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05
Buck>pOrt Advertisements.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WiEREAN ~olamln + Lowell. III Eues.port.
w ID thr County ot Hancock AnI >t4is N
Maine. on tnr twenty first day 10 october. A ID
-, by his NOR gaEc deed OF int date, cauvc,,t!
- me certain lot OF land situated ia -Ali HurA-
sport described follows, to its-EcIn-, on me.
westerly side ot the River Road leading lrum
Bucksport Village - Bangor, and bounded east
erly By Sad road, uarihrrig by iand ~ .oph y
Lowell, westerly by the River, ~-uth,rly W. Ianl
OF a Johnathan 4. Chapman. excepting however
one acre on the northeast corner % said lot TWEEN.
u rods on the ROAD and eight rods deep. >llI
mortgage j. rec rdcJ In HlucocN Registry. Vol
lj2 Page lj' The condition VI sand mortgage
having been broSeu,I claim % lorcro~c the same,
AMI give this notice fur tina, purpose
kENNEi II. LOWELL
y. T. tunnIu CHAM, Attorney.
Bucksport, March 18th, Is11. BNlg