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PARKER Tuck, Judge.
CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register

AhAI-h ANsA' "sNyc'
CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
Summary Of business transacted st the Els
worth. August Term. ISIS:
Wills filed for Proba,e-Of James Lsughlu
late OF Great Pond; VIM. Davis, late Of Ellis
worth; Alvin ID. Harden, late OF Trenton.
Wills approved and allow ed-Of Rufus Buck.
late of Bucksport; Charles Lawrence, late Of
Bucksport.
Co.-Trustee appointed in estate-Of Henry
Darling, late Of Bucksport, deceased.
Guardians appointed-Unto Phgbe d. Ms
comber, minor, Trenton; Calvin J. Sargent.
an ineapacitated person Of Ellsworth.
Inventories filed in eststes-Of VIM. Z.
Thompson, late OF Deer ISLE Gardner g. Gas
per, late Of Surry; Jonah Dodge, late Of Blue
hill; Thee. Stevens, late Of Bluehill.
Accounts filed for settlement In eststes-Of
Watson +. White, late Of Sullivan; Frank 4.
Crippen. minor OF Ellsworth; Jsmes Hamor,
late OF Eden; Selwyn Haslem, minor Of Els
worth, Fred. A. Kenniston, minor, Ellsworth /;
Cbas. H. JOY. late Of Ellsworth Tempe j. Alb
bot, late OF Castipe; Freeman Ii. blaisdell,
late OF Orlsnd; Benjamin SOLVER, fremont,
(insolvent debtor.)
Accounts settled in estate-W Daniel N.
BRAY. late Of Brooklin; Nelson Herrick, insol-
vent debtor Of Brooklin; David Wilson, inca
pacitsisd person Of Surry: Harriet Z. Billings,
minor. Eden; John Smith. late OF swans Is
land land private acct. OF Admir-; Lillian
Lsdd, minor, Cranberry Isle; Jonathan Per-
kins. late Of Castine; Harriet Z. Foster l. ais
mir ors, Amherst; Flora Z. Lunt, minor, Ellis
worth.
Petitions filed for License to sell Real Est. In
Estate-Of Fred. J. Parker, late Of BuckspOrt !;
Reuben A. Watson, lzfe Of Brookiin.
License granted TO sell Real Estate in Estate
of Albion X. p. Luut, An incapscitated per-
son Of fremont
Pet. filed Of Widow for allowance in estate
or Theo. Stevens, late Of Bluehill.
Allowance decreed Widow in estste-Of Reu-
ben A. Watson, late Of Brooklin.
Estate represented insOlvent-Of Arno Wis
well, late Of Ellsworth.
Report filed OF Com'rs TO set out dover in
esiaie-Of Joshua II. Noyes. late Of Castine.
Reports filed OF Com'rs Of Insolvency in e..
tste-Of John 4. Lunt, late Of fremont.
Distribution ordered among creditors on es-
tate-Of Nelson Herrick, insolsent debtor, OF
Brooklin.
License granted 10 sell Personal Estate In es-
tates-Of Reuben A. Watson, late Of Brook
lin; Jonah Dodge, late Of Bluehill.
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Several families have left here 10 al
tend the Methodist Csmpnee,ing at North
Castine.
Clarence Hale Esq, Of Portland is
paying a short visit TO his brother Hon.
Eugene Hale in this city.
The church service OF the Methodist
Society will be held 10 Temperance Hall
Sunday afternoon and not in the church.
The Methodist Church in this city is
being frescoed aud it is expected will be
ready to occupy on Sunday. Aug. 18th.
In our last issue we mentioned the
seizure of Jug Of liquor in grave stone
shop. Mr.. Levi Weber desires us TO say
that it was not his shop.
"A good many of our citizens, espec-
tally the younger portion. were out watch
ing the eclipse Of the moon on Monday
evening. They say it was very interest
ing.
Hon. and Mrs. z. Chandler have been
paying a visit to their son-in-law and
daughter, Hon. and Mrs. Eugene hale In
this city. Mr.. Chandler has been CON-
PEELED BY official duties to hasten his re
turn to Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
have many warm friends in Ellsworth.
Mr.. Z. T. sampson, formerly principal
OF the High School 10 this city, has beer
engaged rs principal Of the Foxcroft Acad.
e,ny the fall term Of " hich will begin Aug
25th. Mr.. Sampson lie fine scholar and
successful teacher and the Academy, %
well known IN former years, will, nc
doubt, Jake front rank under his charge.
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TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate of the
County Of Hancock
YHE unders igned James Z. Hamof, and roun.
tain ROdick. named and appointed Executors
of the will OF James Hamor late Of Eden, ia said
County deceased respectfully represent that il
is necessary for the speedy payment OF the debts
OF The deceased and for the benefit OF all parties
interested, that all the rights and CT edits Of said
deceased remaining uncollested. To wit.
Notes off. 1 5. II. Rodick. for $500
Notes of j. H. Douglass, for liz
Note Of Richard Hamor, for 1856
Note OF A. +. Higgins. Tor Us
Note of Orlando Ash, Tor so
should be sold at public private sale, and they
pray Tor such order of sale. according to the
statute id such case made and provided the
former License having expi red.
J. Z. HAMoR. lr.
FOUNTAIN RODICk.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth
Aug. Term A. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
interested, by causing . copy of the petition. and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
succe ssively In the EllswOy tn American, . news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said Count, ,
that they may appear at u Court OF Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth. on the Ist
Wednesday of Sept next,at ten of the clock il
the forenoon, 10 shew cause, II any they bay
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest: CHAs. p. DOKR, Register. 3w3,s
A true eopy-Attest: CHAs. P. DORR, Register
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City and County.
Religious Services II this City sseh Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr aching az 10 30 A
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in toe afteI
noon, st IL O'Clock. NJ
DEMONSTRATING at and p. NJ. Sab
bath School al Z. II.
USITARIAN.-servicet TO half past ten 10 the
forenoon. sunday school 81 twelve, Evening
Service 81 hslf past seven.
CATHnLIC.-Presching al 10 l-2 O'Clock A
N. Sabbath School 81 p. n.
METHoDIsT.-P al and 2. M
Sabbath School al p NJ.
sPIRITU ALIsT.-MeetinSs held every Sun.
day at O'Clock. 7. M. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEETING-eyery Sun.
day 81 L. NJ. al Temperance Hall.
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Oslana.
The Methodist and Congregational
Sabbath Schools Of our village, with their
friends to the number Of nearly 800. &C
companied by the larger portion Of the Or
land Brass Band, George E. Reyes leader,
had . most enthusiastic, aud enjoyable ex-
cursion and picnic to Northport last Fri
day, leaving at A. M, and returning with
the tide ut L. NJ. on the staunch little
excursion Steamer May Field. Capt. Bar
ber The excursion was arranged about
2 weeks ago. At that time about lis went
aboard aud took fine sail. but the wealth
er being bad 1t was deferred until last Fri.
day when the whole thing came OF very
successfully.
Capt. Barber and Bros. who In part
man the steamer, proved themselves. as
they have on many excursions before this
season, gentlemen In every respect, and
are admirably fitted for such = business.
All Of the excursionists warmly commend
the Capt. and crew and the trim little
Steamer May Field. and extend thanks to
Others including the Band, Who assisted In
making the excursion . success and the
day enjoyable. +. II. c.
August 5. 1873.
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August S, 1878.

II. C. EMERY, Sec'y

The following vessels arrived al this
place July 18th. Sch. 4. NJ. Gould, Stin.
son, from Bay OF ST. Lawrence with EGO
bbls. mackerel, and sailed for Portland.
Sch. Lizzie Williams, Conary, from st.
Lawrence with 2d5 bbIs. reported the fol-
lowing vessels in the Bay having taken
(ln the Bay when last heard from re.
spectivey as follows: Alice Joyce, 400
bbls. LANDED and reaued). Lucy J. War.
rem, Stinson. loaded. (supposed she mus;
have landed and refitted). Augusta E.
Herrick, Herrick, 26O bills, Glad Tidings
Bridges. l60 bbls. Also arrived Sch.
Radiant, Hardy, from Bluehill, with granite
for Portland, and sailed the 10th.
"A good catch Of mAckerel. and q good
price for them, would tell fearfully against
greenbackism here. G. W.
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Deer lsle.
On Wednesday evening last. Prof. q.
Il. Fletcher, of Castine Normal School,
gave an interesting aud instructive lecture
before n large and attentive audience In
this town. Subject, Educational Prob
lens" After speaking OF the advantages
OF liberal education. the various kinds OF
education. and improved methods Of
teaching. the speaker treated of the ,odnts
Of our common schools more particularly.
Some OF these were, better school houses.
teachers better qualified, more cooperation
Of parents with teachers. and better
school supervision. The full attendance
and close attention indicate that the peo-
pie of this town are alive TO their edu-
cstional interests. We hope that Prof
Fletcher may be induced to visit us again.
and that other towns will receive the
benefits of his labors
Miss Jennie Rust of Deer Isle was
quite badly injured In Bangor OIL Friday
by being caught In the Draw bridge Of the
E. & n. A. Railroad while the bridge was
being opened. She was taken to the SchoOn.
er Lucy Robinson In which she had gone
to Bangor and . physician called who
found that her injuries were not Of . dan
gerOus character.
AT Republican Caucus. the following
gentlemen were chosen delegates to the
County Convention: Dea. Franklin Clos
son. w. H. Il. Spo6ord, WIN. r. Scott,
Geo. H. Howard and Geo. H. Holden.
E.P. COLI. Clerk Of Caucus.
Think the 0reenback delusion is maxi
ing but little Roadway In this town.
Z. p. c.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court Of Probate Ellsworth, Aug.
Term A. ID. ISIS.
Accounts having been died for settlement in
estates OF
WATSON z. WHITE. Suiliran,
Abttha ii. White. Guardian.
FLANK Z. CRIPPIN. EHs,corrh.
l.. A. Emery. Guardian
JAMES HiMOR. Eden.
James T.. Hamor 4 al Err.
Sci WIN HiSLEM, Eils,corth,
samuel Royal Guardian.
FRED 4. hENNISTON, EUs7corth,
WIN. Somerby, Guardian.
CHARLES H. JOY, EHstcorh.
also private acct. Charles JOY. Admir-
BENJAMIN s. DOLLTVER. Trenton,
John Is. Redman, Assignee
ORpEREp:-That the said Accents give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested by causing
copy Of this order to be published tn rec weeks
sgcressiycly in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth. that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden AZ Ellsworth on the l.t Wed
nesday Of sept. next, At ten of the clock IN the
forenoon. and show cause. II any they have, why
the should not be allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Atte-t-CHAs. L. DORR, Register.
A true COpy-Altest: CHAs. L. DoRR. Reg sicr.
Jw35
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At Court Of Probate holden 1t Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the LIST Wed.
nesday Of Aug. A. ID. 1878
A AELlA Harden. named executrix in q
"A certain instrument puFporting to be the Las,
viii aad testament Of Alvin d. Harden late OF
Trenton. in said county deceased. having present.
ed the same tor probate:
ORDERED,-That the said Amelia Harden give
notice to all per sons nterested.b by causing CODY
Of this order 20 be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, printed at ELL
swor tn that they may appear At q Probate Court
t0be held 1t Ellsworth, in said county on the nrst
IN the forenoon. and shew cause, il any they have
why the said instrument should not be proy ed
approved. and allowed - the last will and testa
nent Olsaid deceased.
3w33s PARKER TUCK, judge.
4 true copy Attest:-CHAs. P. DORR, ReGiseer
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The kfpuoiicsn voters Of the County OF Han
cock. are hereby notified TO NEE; by delegates IN
Hancock Hall Ellsworth wednesday the
1lst, DAY Of August neIs Hs Sen S'eloeh
4. ~. 10 nominate two senators. county Treas
urer one county commissi oper, and transact ans
Other business that may come before the conven
ton.
Basis, each City, town and plantation one de le
gate and for every ffty votes cast for tha Rep ub
iican candidate for Governor in ls77. one dele
gate and Tor traction OF twenty Eve votes 9.
east nm additional delegate.
A. NJ. HOPKINS,
A. j. WHITING,
b. W. GROSS,
J. II. WEST.
ii. 5. TRkVETr.
Republican County Committee.
August, Sd ls7s.
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seAg wick.
NORMAL SCHOOL ALUMNI ENcANPMENT, }
Punch Bowl" Sedgwick.

seAx ~tcL.
NORMAL SCHOOL ALUMNI ESCANPMENT.>
Punch Bowl" Sedgwick. :
Aug. IL, 1878. y
The fourth annual reunion opens very pleas
sn,ly in one OF the most delightful spots on the
coast.
The commodious parlor tent is in the best
possible condition, thanks TO our efficient CON-
mittee. Twenty-Five are already here. more
are expected. The students come from fields
Of earnest labor To rest and renew the Il lend.
ship OF schooldsys.
The same good sense and kindly feeling are
manifested in rccrea alton as in days OF school,
work. Reading. singing. bos,ing, bathing,
sailing, fishing, and last but not least, eating
form the programme.
Many visitors from town come IN see US.
Thus far not = smoker has appeared in the
Alumni ranks.
To-day we have listened 10 an excellent ser.
mon by A. J. MeGown, OF Orono, OF the Nor.
mai class of''O. Nearly one hundred people
from Sargen,ville came to the meeting. The
encampment will continue a week longer
The next annual meeting OF the West
ern Hancock Sunday School Association
will be holden In Sargent's Hall, q, Sar-
gentvillc on Tuesday Aug. 20th, com
meucing at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. A general
attendance is earnestly solicited.
c. 7. BARTLETT, Sec.
Aug. 8, 1873.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsURER's OfriCE,
AfTaHsrA Iutv "a 1874

TREAsURERs OfriCE,
AUGUSTA. july "a. 1878
Pursuant to chap, o. sec, IS OF the Revised Stat.
utes, will at the State Tressurer's once. in Au-
gus.a. on the fourth day of September next, at
eleven O'Clock 4. NJ, sell and convey BY deed to
the highest bidder all The interest OF the State
the tracts of land hereinafter described, lying In
unincorporated townships. the said tracks having
been forfeited TO the State for State taxes and
county taxes, certified to the Treasurer OF
State for the year 1876
The sale and conveyance Of each track will be
made subject 10 a night in the owner part own
er whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any time within year alter the
sale, by paying or rendering to the purchaser his
proportion of W hat the purchaser paid therefor
at the sale, with interest at the of twenty per
cent. per annum, fr ON the time of sale, and one
dollar for release, or such owner may redeem his
interest by paving as aforesaid to the Treasurer
OF the state as provided In chap. 8. sec Is of the
Revised Statutes.
NO tract however. will be sold at price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and county taxes, int srest and cost as de-
scribed in the following schedule:
HANCOCK COUNTY
3Is6 Acres. No. South Division sl7 II
$3.50 " . 80 Of
1857 4" 10 Adjoining Steuben. q 50
6SI a. Ii Middle Division, rs
+. II. BANKS.
Sw3i TREASURER.
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To THE HON Judge of Probate within and ior
the County OF Hancock.

TO THE HON. Juds &c of Probate within and for
the County OF Hancock.
LEX. Martin oil Hancock in said county OF
n II ancock respectfully represents that rno
time To Wit, on the second day OF May. ls53 Gu
tered into a contract with the said Martin. q copy
of which is hereuuto annexed whereby the sal
Arno Nis~eu agreed with the said Martin to
convey TO him or TO any one whom he may direc.
upoh the terms and conditions set forth In said
contract, certain real estate ituated in Franklin
In said county and described in a deed dated Dec
5th lisa and recorded In vol liz. page 3u3 Han.
cock Reg istry. from Oliver Hardeson 4 al to the
said Arno Wtswel and also that the said Arno
NIsweu in MS life tim TO wit on the 2lst day OF
March A. ID. ls5s by his contract in writing OF
thar date agreed with the said Martin to convey
TO him without consideration and on demand Ger.
tam real estate situated in sullivan, which had
been conveyed 10 the said WiswelI by Henry Il.
Jordan by deed dated seventh day OF June A. ID.
lsol. and recorded in Hancock Registry of deed.
In vol. ll6, page 20. said premises being the rein
described That said WIsweil died v ithout mai.
Ing either Of the conveyances contracted for a
above and that your petitioner has complied
with all the conditions of said contract on his
part, wherefore your petitioner prays that a
specific performance of said contract may be
decreed and that Andrew 7. Wiswell, Adm mis-
traitor OF the estate OF the said Arno Wiswell
may be ordered to execute the necessary deeds
the terms thereof
ALEX. MARTIN
Dated this 7th dag of Aug. ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. S.: Court OF Probate Ellsworth,
Aug. Term A. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all per sons
Interested. by causing copy of the petition. and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth Americana news
paper publ, he'd in Ellsworth. In said County,
that they may appear at a Court Of Probate tor
said County, to be held ai Ellsworth on the lst
Wednesday. of Sept. next. at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause, II any they have
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
true copy-Attest: CHAs. z. DORh Register.
3wS3 Attest: CHAs. Z DokR. Register,
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When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK
save annoy ance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the - MA - UNION RAOTRL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. 1t has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and Is fitted
up Al an expense Of over $500 600. Elevator, steam
and all modei n improyeme nts. European Plsn-
The REoTAC ~ NTa. Lunch Coulter an d
Wine Rooms are suppiiedwith the best the mar.
ket can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpassed
Rooms for ssingle person. u, else, and ~ per
day. rich suites Tor families proportionstey low,
40 that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luxuriously, for less money. a, the GRAND
UNION. than at any other tirstclass Hotel In the
city. Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for all parts of the city.
ly1 c. W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Nj \ II II / f ID.

In this city-Aug. lst, BY Rev. DR.. Tenncy,
Mr.. Michael Gaynor and Miss Adele Ramsbv
Winter Harbor-Aug. sth. By W. Rand. Esq
Mr.. Theodore 2. o'Riely and Miss Alice joy.
both Of Franklin.
GouldsborO-Aug. Sth, by II. VI. Sowle
Esq. Mr.. William &. Hoyey and Miss Edith
T.. Handy, both Of Gould.bOro.
Surry-Aug. 18th, by II. j. Millken, ESD
Mr.. Newman A. Savage and Miss Netlie j.
Curtis, both Of ' inalhaven.
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The Reform Club meeting last Sunday,
was one OF the very best.
Steamer Richmond. Capt. kilby, car
ried large and intelligent company to
Mt. Desert. on Saturday last. returning
Sunday evening. st Johns Band accom-
panying.
Steamer Howell runs from Bangor to
Northport every Saturday P. u. returning
Monday morning. Last Saturday. for
some cause, to US unknown. the boat was
four hours late. Many waited until tired
out, and then went home. Ate O'Clock
the SteAsssf came. On Monday the Ks-
tsbdin took those who would have gone in
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Good manners are part Of good NOR
ais.
TO keep your feet dry-s,and on your
head.
helped.
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Winter HsrbOr.
Last Monday evening while gentle
man and two ladies from Serene Cottage
were out rowing, they suddenly became
developed in dense fog and we're unable
TO find their way back; boats were sent in
search but without success. A large steam
er lying at the wharf lent the assistance Of
her whistle. Quite late they were found
by Mr.. Fred Crane and directed to their
home. We understand that Mr.. Crane has
been handsomely rewarded. j.
August 8, 1878.
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NOn.R esidenl Taxes.

In the town of Dedham In the County of Han.
cock for the year ls.I
THE following lis, of taxes on real estate OF
] nonresident owners in the town of Desiham
for the year ISL, IN bills committed to A. $
feaks. collector Of said town the l4th day Of
June lss7 has been returned by i'm to me a. re-
naming unpaid on the 18th day OF June 1878 by
his certificate of that dale and now remain I'M
paid and notice is hereby given that II said
taxes. and interest and CT argos not paid into
the treasury OF the said town. within eighteen
months from date OF the commitment, of the said
biIIs, so niue h Of the real estate taxed will be
suincient 10 pay the amount due therefor nclud-
ing interest and charges will without, further
notice be sold at public auctI on at the office of
the Treasurer in said town on the 23d day OF
December lsIs. at two O'Clock in the aft noon.
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REruBLICAS CAUcUs.-The Republican
Desert, fremont and Cranberry Isle, are
hereby notified TO meet a, Hsmor's Hall,
Somesvlle, Mt. Desert, on Saturday the
3lst day OF August next, at two O'Clock
l.. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating q
candidate for Representative TO the ne 1t
Legislature.
II. C. EMERY, Sec'y.
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Local. NOTICES.

Ellsworth by s. d. Wiggin.
DIR. f. r. Jackson's CatGrrh SNUFF and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Cstarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore throat. &C. See Advertisement.
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THE following list of taxes on the real estate OF
] nonresident owners in the town OF Trenton for
the year 1877. In bills committed to y. y. Haynes,
Collector OF said Town, on the LIST day Of May,
1877, has been returned BY him 70 me as remain.
ing unpaid on ne ist day OF Nay. 1873. by his
And notice Is hereby given that II said taxes and
interest and charges are not paid into the Treas.
ury Of said town within eighteen months from the
date OF commitment OF the SAID bills, 80 much OF
the real estate taxed as will be SUFFICIENT TO pay
the amount due therefor. including interest and
charges, will. without further notice, be sold at
public auction at the Union Hall IN Trenton on
the lth day Of November. 1873 at two O'Clock in
no
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INDIGESTION.

THE main cause OF nervousness is indges-
ton, and that is caused by weakness Of the
stomach. No one can have sound nerves and
good health without using Hop Bitters to
strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and
to keep the liver and kidneys active, to carry
of all the poisonous and waste matter Of the
system. See other column. 2w3l