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GEN anbsrtis.n'snts.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an
~ ofder OF the District Court OF the United
States for the District of Name the second and
third general meetings Of credit in the estate of
J. ". Coombs, of Ellsworth. Bankrupt viii be
District on the 18th day OF December A. D. 1873
At TWO O'Clock p. N. before Chas. Hamlin, Ese
one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy in said Dis.
trict tor the purposes named in sections 5082 and
- Of the revised statutes Of The United states
Title Bankruptcy.
ANDREW p. WISWELL Aasirnee
Ellsworth Nov. 17th, Swls
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Sherif's Sale.

l he Auction on the twenty eight day of Dacen,
Der, a ID. lSIs, at ten O'Clock A. NJ at The of,ice
81 aooot W arren, in Castine, all the right in
attae hment 10 redeem the following dcscribed
iot OF land iyins in Verona; bounded nortberlv
oY laha Of Della 5. Gray and b. r. Farnham
ssouthefiy oy the Gem Road, called easterJy
y land Of D. I. Farnham and westerly by Iand
Of hiram Danforth. being the homestead of The
sa1a Ihomas ). Gray and occupied by him,
Terms made known at time Of sale
. w: NJ: WARDWELL, Dep'ty sherin,
Penobscot. Nov. 10, 1875. 9net s-.,
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.

Those languld tlres0mc sensations, causing
YOU to feel scarcely able to b. on your feet /;
that constant drain that /, taking from YOUR
y stem all It's former elasticity; driving the
bloom from your cheek. hat continual strain
on your vital forces. rendering YOU irritable aud
frctfu, can easily be removed by the u,c OF
that mary elous remedy. Hop Bittcr,. Irrvgu-
isritie, and ob'iruclnn- OF your system are
relieved at once, while the special cause Of
periodical pain are permanently removed
Viii uu heed this. See Truths" 2w4S
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK. ss-Sherif's ONCE, Nov. Is, A d. 1873.
have this day taken on Execution, the right
mat kphfalm III. Pray has, or had, at the time Of
ule attachment thereof upon the original writ, to
VII: Jan. 10Th, 1878, of redeeming from mortgage
10 the fremont Savings Bank, dated sept. Is, ls74
ahurecorded IN Hancock County Registry of Deeds
Vol AZ, Page 25S, of the following real estate sit
uated IN fremont, in said County, bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit On the west by the
County road, on the north by Land owned nv Ben
jamIn and John Benson, on the south by land own
ed and occupied by VIM. IL. Benson, containing
one acre, more or less, together with all the build
rain ii. Pray. ~ F
a. anu l shaiI sell said right at public auction to
eie Lighest bidder therefor, at the Sherif's Office
9ay OF December, A. d. ISIS, at ten O'Clock in the
A. r. DEYEREUX, Sheriff.
true copy-Attest:
3wl1 A. r. DEVEREUX Sheriff
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10 the Holders OF the Bonds, secured b. a
Mortgage. executed by the Bucksport and Ban
gur Railroad Company 10 Trustees. dated No.
Nrmber 10. 4. u. l~1J
TT having been t'!c to appear TO the satisiac
tIpn OF the under- gned, Trustees under the
above described mortgage, ihaI the Buck port
and Bangor Railroad Company has neglected 10
pay Coupons upon It's bonds secured bT the
Aforesaid mortgage, and that said neglect has
continued for more than ninety days after pTtsCn
tatiun and demand upon the Treasurer Il the
said Railroad Company which Is by Law a breach
OF IN conditions OF the mortgage, gu are hereby
notified that a meeting OF the Holders ct the
Bonds aforesaid will be holden Al the ofcc oil
sewall Il. Swazey, a. BuekspOrt IN the County Of
Hancock. IN The state OF Maine. on THURSDAY,
The twenty -siNth day Of December next AT ten
o'clock ia the forenoon, for the following purpus-
e.. to wit.
Rirst-Io choose Moderator and Clerk.
secO0d-To determine whether the Trustees
shall take possession OF the Buck,port and BAN
gnr Railroad. and manage and run 1t IN behalf OF
the BOndhOder-
Dated at Buc ksport Aforesaid, this fifteenth day
Of November 4. u. Ie7-.
RI HARD Z. BUCK. No..
3wi9 sEWALL Il. SNAZEY,i i''9'e'''
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WILL be sold at public auction, AT thestore Of
w sylvanus q. Haskell In Deer Isle, on Mon
day, December 23rd, ISIS al 10 O'Clock A. NJ a lot
OF land lying 10 said Deer Ise, boun cied North
westerly by the highway, Sorthea sterly by hand Of
Asa Richardson. SoutheAsterly by said Richard
sons lot and the pond and southwesterly By land
now or once occupied by solomon Gray, contain
ing about 5: acres and being the EaSterly part of
the Marshall lot so called. AMI one OF the lots set
on 10 The late Eleanor stevens helr Of the late
lguailus Haskell. Terms cash on delivery OF the
deed.
Also will be sold at public auction at the Office
OF Abbott 4 Warren. IN Castine. on the 18th
day OF December. ISIS, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the
lot of land lying in Castine bou nded Northwestern
ly by Court street, Northeasterly and Southeast
eriy by land OF Phebe Mckinnon. and southw est
ery by land of Joseph Seavy, being the Ban lot
so called, subject 10 the life estate OF Catherine
Ban therein.
Also, at the same time and place, Pew No ST in
the Unitarian Church, Castine. The above prop
erty being a portion OF the estate of Harriet W.
Fisher. in Bankruptcy.
CHAS. +. ABBOTT.
Casune, Nov. y, ISIS. 3wi9 Assignee.
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The GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS, such as
Prof Max Muller, Ri. Hon. W. Z. Gladstone, Jas,
A. Froude, Prof. Huxley, r. A. Proctor, Edw. A.
Freeman, Prof. Tyndall. DR.. w. B. Carpenter,
Frances Power Cobbe, The Duke Of Argyll, VIM
Black, Miss Thackery, Miss MULCH, Geo Mac
Donald. Mrs. 0liphant, Jean Ingelow, Mrs Alex
snder. Thomas Hardy. Matthew Arnold, Henry
Kingsley, W W. Story, Turguenief, Carlysle,
Ruskin, Tennyson. Browning, and many others.
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Will L. Thompson's songs have recently be-
come so popular thai music 6rm In Boston
has been compelled to order fifteen thousand
copies Of the following pieces to supply the de-
mand:
''Gathering Shells from the Sea Shore"
drifting with the Tide"
1.-THE Poor Old Tramp"
Each piece IL beautiful Song and Chorus.
Any music dealer will mail them to your ad-
dress on receipt Of price. 40 cents each. Pub
lished BY
". l. THOMPSON 4 CO.,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
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Notice TO Subscribers.

Tn date on the address. label of each subsc RI
Der paper shows the time to which the subscTip
ton is paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up as soon As possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
Office. a receipt Will be promptly sent to the sub
scrber and the date on the address.label will be
corrected on the next j. sue OF the paper.
IN all communications relating TO subscriptions
"ur correspondents are requested to state tire
Postofce to which the paper is, or is TO be. sent
IN TO be careful to write all proper names plain
e..
IN directing change of address, always give
re present address well AS the one to which
,.u wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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The Bangor Commercial says the buzz
zard dollar is as good as gold everywhere
in the United States. Precisely. The
people of the United States are compelled
to take it by act of Congress, though it is
worth only s. cents. and somebody. before
we get done with it, is certain to lose Is
cents on every specimen. This Is kind
of legislation which has provoked rebellion
in other countries. and will surely bring
on . peaceful revelation here. Congress
must stop tampering with the standard Of
yalue,-Pb1lGad AdOessisev.
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HANCOCK, ss.-sheriG : Office, Nov. 20, A p 81
| have this day taken ON Execution the right that
Horauo b. tonners has had at the time %; The
\. l.. is, OF TedeemIng from a mortgage IL SIM.
on Dung. dated september 2lst, 1874, and record
ca IN uhe Hancock county Registry OF Deeds, Vol.
-; rage ~" OF the following real tate, situated
in Lam0Ine and bounded and described a. follows.
70 WIT. beginning at the road on The south line Of
Il. r aalsbury's land the south side OF sa!i
road, thence west on said Salsburys line until IL
comes to the southwest corner OF said SALISBURY.
landi thence south eleven rods to a stake and
stones hence east 10 the road aforesaid; thence
bl the ROAD 10 the first mentioned bounds and con.
tanning ten acres, more or less together with the
buildings thereon standing
Ana | 7ltl sell said right at public auction to
uhe n Shest bidder therefor at the sheriff 5 once
IN Ellsworth, in sand County, on saturday, the ; 81
day OF December, A ID. 1873, nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon
y. X. DEVEREUX Sheriff
a true copy-Attest:
SWAT n L. DEVEREUX, sheriff
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state Of Maine,

HANCOCK, ss.-Sherin7s Office, Nov. Is, 1875
have this day taken upon Execution, all the
right Eben Merrill has had at the time of the at
tachment upon the original writ, to wit, Nov II,
1877, of redeeming from mortgage to John F. Whit
comb and Charles III. Haynes, dated Nov H. 1873,
Page 2o9, two undivided third parts of the follow
ing lots OF land in the town Of Otis in said County,
70 wit: Nos. l0, l02, l03, l04 1885, lI2 49, H. rs,
Hill Pond, between Nos. ia and III and part of
the lot north OF No. l39, and east of lot No 100,
said lots being on the plan of said town, recorded
Page Ii.
And shall sell said right at public auction to
the highest bidder. at the office Of Hale Emery,
day, the 2lst day of December, A. D. 1875 at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. r. DEyEREUX. Sheriff.
true copy-Attest:
SWAT a. r. DEvEREUx, sheriff.
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A Q A n ID.

To all that are suffering from the errors and
indi scretiOns of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. &C.. will send a receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
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to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN Station D. Bible
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, that she has been duly ap-
pointed. and has taken upon herself. the trust of
an Administrator OF the estate of
REUBEN G. HINCKS late of Bueksport
in the Co. of Hancock ,yeoman deceas ed.by giving
bond as the law directs she therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the said deceas-
eds estate, to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same for payment
EMILY M. HINCKS.
October, 8, 1875. 9wie.
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Obj Gllswortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
SoUSTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page.
af-s. NJ. PErTENGILL 4 CO., 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York. and,70l Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
CITIES, and authorized to contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
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Wide Awake for Dec, 1879.

THE December WIDE AWAKE open. with a
l lovely Winter Picture of Dove lif,. a. accom-.
Vautment TO Harriet MrEwrn klmbaI9s poem
The Doves > tbs Cap by tT-kiuc NJ Ham.
tlton, l. good stbTy tor boys. 4 very Interest.
ing little paper, some pet Lions and their Mi.-
trees Il an account II Two lions actually owned
hF la'ly In boston Aunt Bolly'> school
Room story relates how SIN another bal pov
wss yan4ut.hcI los tact and vwrsturs< instead Of
The rod. The lat Ut The h.li Tuilcr- Of Bo-.
ton >uctt- gives an account u the Telegram
Messenger Boys The serials. " Doc and her
huighis' and ''lryIug 10 be True ~ arc ended
-at-Iactortly 10 everybody. "Prouty'- Fortune g"
by TnroiurA r. Jcuuc~.. a the story Of how a
piueky sirl helped young tramp 10 become 4
respectable man. The Eoy.t hckcu" with iIs
while the uis boy can learn = good deal about
manners rom the illuminated article About
Hats Punch Is capu Al, and j. g.. Frauci-
has another Of hIs irresistible drawings SO
Dinner "Nr. sweet F,lAtOc-' by Mr. WIN
sAt', and ''IcttinKs and htudIAncr," by Mrs
Macy capital blt- Of ilic IN F.rylSu countries
The Story u EnEish Literature" By Mrs LII.
lie. has al excellent account OF the day, Ut Ad-
olson ami steele.
The number usual has it- Gne illustrated
poems EeslIcs The Doves there i very
rharlctrvisi4c one. a Hint irrm Homer" rs Mr.
: NJ. Il. Flatt, ami a quaint, olI-t.mr ballad
h. NGttns with numerous illustrations by Hon
Aln-, who also has some capital !raw iug- tor the
Twelfth Misfortune OF MIss Muslin OF QuutIll!Ou
square
only a. 90 year. Ella Farman. Editor. a.
Loihrop & o., Publishers. Boston. NuS b. the
time to subscribe, Examine The Prospectus I1r
is;J, IWtg
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

GEORGE W. Holden. of Deer Isle, Hancock
" County Maine by his deed da ted he tenth diay
OF May, A. d. 1871, and recorded in he Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, book l39. page 272, conveyed
TO me the undersigned in mortgage a certain par.
eel Of land with the buildings thereon. situate in
Deer Isle aforesaid. lying the westerly side of
the road leading from Scots Ferry to North
west Harbor, containing b. estimation one acre
bounded on the easterly side by said road: on the
south by land of Amos Howard: on the west
by land OF said Howard, and BY land
land Of said Powers and the condition OF said
mortgage having been broken l the undersigned
BY reason thereof clam u foreclosure, and give
this notice accordingly.
VIM. A. MERRILL.
November II, Isis. 3wI7s
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Estate of Seth Tisdale

A LII persons indebted to this estate are hereby
"A notified to make immediate payment to CALVIN
u. feck, Esq. OF Ellsworth who is authorized
10 receipt for me until further notice
RUFUS Ii. HINCkLEY Ex'r
Portland. Nov. %, 1875 3wls
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Notice.

MI wife, Aurilla 5. BOnsey, having left nv he'd
1xl and board without rea sonable cause i here
ay forbid any person trusting her on NV accnnnt
as shall pay no bills contracted bv her am H.
date. JOSEPHS pnH steI t,'is
Bucksport, Nov. %, 1873 a.as.
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Club Prices for Best Home & Foreign Literature.

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b'r "ii hnI himself % command of The whole Sit
uailon Pail NuELFHtA tvLG IULIFTlN
For tIo 81 lHE i.INLNG NsE aut either one uf he
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

In lisp. THE LIVING AGE enters upon tts Thirty.
sixth year. admittedly unTiyallrd and continuous
ly successful During The year IL will furnish 10
It's readers the productions ot the most eminent an
thors, atoye-namrd and any osh~r.: en-.
bracing the choicest serial aud short stories by
the LeauiaS Roretga NOseStsts. aud an
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THREE AND A QUARTER rsousAuo

dounle column octave pages u reading matter
yearly. IL presents IN an Inc xpensive torn CON
sidering its great amount Of matter with fresh.
ness owing 10 It's weekly Issue. and With a sat
tsfAeGory com pi arss pied by no 9th.
er publication, the beat Essays. RsyicNs Crit
isms, Tales, Sketches OF Travel and ulsso,sry
Poetry. scientific, Biographical. Historical AMI
Political Information, ron the entire body ~ Tor
eiEn Periodical Literature.
The importance Of THE LIVING AGE b. estry
American reader. As the only satisfactorily ire-n
and CoNrLtTk compilation OF al moi .p,n.abie
current literature, -indi> uen,Asle b,cau-v 90 eu.
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/ The Boston Traveller referring to the
causes for thankfulness which are espec.
tally noteworthy this year. says:
1.-The most colossal crop in two centur-
les has been gathered safely into our barns
and II was never so true As now to say that
! the United States Is the worlds granary.
If Europe had only stopped to thiak, she
would have joined In our national service
OF thanks. for it is a demonstrable fact that
she would lack and suffer hunger were Il
not for the food reserves piled up by our
| great harvest. May IL be hers long to Gel
citrate. II she must, her victories in the field
OF war, but ours the happier lot to reap
trinmphs IN the fields of peace and plenty. :,
While war. under any circumstances. Is
to be deprecated. the events now taking
place In the East may lead TO serious com
piications between England and Ru ssis.
in which event the value of our products
viii be considerably increased and should
these complications result in actual war.
the value will be more than doubled. The
cry OF poverty and hard times. that Is so
continually dinned into the public ear BY
the soft money press, while Il tends to dis.
courage a few. will have very little effect
on the masses who are daily becoming as
sured of the enormous value OF our prod
uots aud the revenue they are certain to
bring TO the country.
A new religious paper has been started
~ Norway. Me, called The Nrlc Religion
from which We clip the following:
Excuse us, Mr.. Murch, bot please have
you any back bonel II Is such a good
thing for a Congressman TO have. esp.c-
tally an Independent Congressman. that
We "--~ sso" "Vss,ivtius aUVut II ia yout
case
SO far rs bone. and perhaps muscle are
concerned. we believe our Congressman
elect has an average amount. Ii Is in the
great nerve center that We fear the def.
cheney exists. And that reminds us Of the
SsH reporters story. in which Mr.. Murch
was made 10 say that he was opposed 10
Imitation, just after he had positively a.
sured a crowd OF bis constituents that he
was for imitation. We don't feel that We
ought 10 push the question AZ To what his
views really are, until after his return from
" "s'"-''' "H'ie HS ""i "ttt h'- WI
hees with whom he will doubtless adrise
and whose adrice he will doubtless follow
The next governor of Maine must be a
hard money man, II among the constitu-
tioual candidates a hard money man can
be found. And this man will not be sup
ported because he can sestow patronage.
but because he entertains views on the
currency question more nearly approach
ing our views than do those OF his oppo-
nents. The Republicans will sote for Gov.
Connor a. long as lac is possible candi-
date. and il there is a hard money major
ity in the House Il will show it, consistency
by sending his name To the senate aud he
viii be chosen PuTiiDud Press
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A new idea!
INENNEDN'S
CAKES, JUMBLES, ETC.
MADE BY MACHINERY.

HMM purchascd The "Hoim,. jun
IL BILE and tAAE Machine" with the
exclusive right OF the New England states | now
propose to place in every first class Grocery 4
variety OF Rich Cake Goods In addition Ia the
Ia kinds Of Crackers aud Biscuit now mauutar-
lurcd 10y me. at price that Will enable them 10
be used freely, and which is tar below what liz.
same class OF goods can IL made for By hand A.
at present vt the same time they will b. found
much superior, being uniform and much lighter
and more delicate than can possibly be produced
by hand.
The following are some OF the varieties now
produced by the machine:
Contsctioncr'- JumbIes, sugar Plum Dr.ps
ttnnamnn NArirgatcd
Marble Top Drop Pound cake
spice Is sc,,
fTuit vanilla tAke-,
common spice
Almond Maccaruous. Aolasses Drop Cakes
tor"at ut Cinnamon 4.crs
Almond Drops, Lady Fingers.
Fruit >purg, IjTon tak4.
t"cdanut e Han Fingers
Chocolate 80 Splcc }"
propose 30 place IN every store sample Box
and a trial OF them Will prove all their advertise.
mcnt calls for. ltyour t,roccr has not already
these goods 10 STOCK, ask hun to order tom The
sole Mart IN the New Ensl,4h States.
+. A. Is EN- n EDN.
IwI1 GANHRIDGEPORT, Ma..
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sr- EXTRA OFFER FOR 1879. -gs

L. ali urW subs, rIbur- for 1873 viii b.. sent
GRATIS the -iN numbers OF ISIS cartalpta VIM
other valuable matter the Hr-t tart. OF ,~trt t,Ip
hlE = new -'ri8l story uf much interest b..
GEORGE MACDONALD, now appearing n The
LlFlNt AGE from tlr authors ullvApt,. sheets -
Othcr choice new serials bg d-tlngul. h,l author.
are engaged and Wtli -Jc,tlils appear
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Leading Family Newspaper.
NEW ENGLAND.

In addition To the improvements which Nh.
ihAttLLtR Offers its readers Tor the new wear
IlN fbItk or SUBSCRIPTION Is SO low Tia,
no family can Afford to be without IT, and ~ Al
ready wide circuHrou; wili be greatly extended.
Inc following attractive Inducements whu.G
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Unapproaehed By any other PeriodIes,

"a the world, OF the most valuable Literary and
Scientific matsr Of the day from the pens ~ the
foremost E.sayt.ss, srteasssss. Grtsses,
lstsroserers, and Editors. rept csenting every
department Of knowledge and Progress.
Tuk LIVING A"E Is Weekly Magazine giving
ihln
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,r REVIEW osruswr..
TssE PRODUCE ANn STOCK

+ - = VIII % NtatiNlf reported.
IA ~ editorial conuuc., the TgAyELLfE Mi
con uuue a. heretofore ga the advance as su \
rpNtNT 90 IRUHH iu POLITICAL socttl.aut ..'
l"us aHtr'. Turning neither 60 The right l.T 10 n o.
l"ii as tie demand - mere selfish Npcdlency ,rI
I t-} iuE tu teach and direct rather than b.ip-- -
tent 10 follow public opinion
. IN shofl, pa CNCry Department the TRAXtrt,.
. a \, BE- the '''