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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Econ the Lewiston Journal. 1
Clean Out the Cellar.

One of the first things the farmers ought
to attend to IN the spring after the winters
back bone is broken and danger from the
frost no longer threatens, is TO thoroughly
clean out the cellar.
No matter how careful and tidy ones hab-
its may he Ia respect to admitting aud re-
tanning deca,ing vegetable matters within
the cedar. more or less of such matter will
accumulate where vegetables are stored
More or less humus aud vegetable matter
are carried IN with the potatoes and other
vegetables. Many use boards and lust for
making oihs; boxes &c Emulate IN which
apples are kept, and then If not carried out
during summer, commence 10 decay. aud
when the cellar is ANYWAYS damp, mould
collects and hastens decay and the process
gong on beneath the living room is high
" deleterIous to the inmates of the house
DIR. {. X. Agneu SAYS on this point: |
have for more than twenty wears believed
that cellar atm, sphere is a most prolific
cause of disease and death. | believe that
IT increases seventy five per centum the risk
from ma.aTial disease all over our country.
Cases have come under our own observa-
ton where sickness va, apparently trace
able to disease engendered by living in and
constantly breathing the impure air from
the cellar beneath the living room We re-
call n case that occurred near a place where
We were living few wears ago. where mem
bers OF family we're taken sick one after
another, with typhoid fever FIRST the wife
and mother was taken seriously Ill aud sub
sequenty died In the mean time other
members Of the family, two Of the children
were stricken with the same disease
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

for observation. This is a star of the sec
ond magnitude in the constellation Scorpio.
1t is also noted double star, the larger
component being of the second magnitude,
and yellowish white in color, and the small
er component being of the fifth and half
magnitude, and of lilac color. The moon
is Just past the full at the occultation, so
that nearly her whole disc is ilumined.
An observer with a telescope that will sep
arate the star will witness superb exhibit
ton. Abon. II o'clock in the evening the
larger star will disappear behind the moon,
and in less than a minute the smaller one
will follow. The immersion Of the star has
then taken place. The oecultation will con-
tinue an hour and half At half-past IL
O'Clock the EMERSON of the star has then
taken place. the companion stars resppear-
ing on the opposite side Of the moon. The
occutation may he observed with an opera
glass. which. however. will not separate the
star into its components. The bright moon
light will obscure the view to the unaided
eve.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Home and Foreign News.

/ The Eermoniers resident at Washing
ton had sugaring of party, Thursday
/ night.
Several cases Of lcpro>y are reported
IN New York city. The worst cases AT.
Norwegians
| w. : MacDuf, financial broker IL
/ New York, shot his ~Iie, his little son and
himself. Friday morning.
a; s.. Patrick. church, Quebec. re-
Gently. thousand person, took pledge to
abstain from strong drink for the ensuing
summer
-Ex-Nice President Wheeler j. III bad
health. He IS threatened with los, Of eve
sight, and Is also suffering from insomnia
Three persons we're killed ou,r,sh; Ana
ten we're injured by a collision between
freight and passenger tram on the Grand
Trunk and Chicago railroad At OANe,. Mich,
Friday.
a dispatch from London saws tha,
Queen Victoria viii he able 10 stand uuA,-
sisted upon her feet before a f1rtugh,
elapses. The injured knee i. strengthening
daily and Her Maje.t,'s general health J.
also gradually improving.
The sister Of Sir John Franklin, Mr..
Craycroft. has just died At Dorkiug. Eng
land, aged %. She aa, icnaeriy attached
10 the famous Arctic explorer. and spent
the greater part Of her fortune IN the ex.
petition. sen, IN search 81 h.s party
The earthquake on the isthmas II Pan
anna extended over large area. dcstroVn.
the PRISON ~ larImAh. iuIurIug ,hr rathr-
dral At Antoqula, and running many daeU.
lngs. A large island al he mouth 81 the
AtrAto, surveyed by the usi-d States -t.a am
CT FIrebrand u l>64. J. reported IN have
eh'lfrt disappeared
Castle Garden, New Work, va. crowded
with 1000 immigrants. THURSDAY, Their
ignorance Of the value ~ American mouc,
Vas exhibited IN their purchases - rh,-t :,
stand ou- man ya,en in. - LIAM ,,.r..
{ r., l,af az num,er.,irk.l !, n N.r-,,
Who bsnl,J ,h.n b.rk ), h,,, MA .,,,t,,,,.I
his crr.r IN. man ,,,,,,.s,f ,t,,L ~.
en,brac,d Mr. Nurra, apd ,,,,rr-.1 VI
\ Ms, him. Int IN. Ia,trr oh,e,r.d !. N. N.
.lr,d that the women h.. ,,,,.n ,h, G,s-
rhanc,
I 4, n.n j
s ',o.''' 90 $50
- N'''e pA.t az "ou.''
N NI'. '"t,S Nh A'i
rang. na,r,o, A.. ue,,. ! E,h, n,c,c,,,f
probsbIy h,cau,e II =. con,n,,,,ou. on
ment c.r,a,nI, nat NJ reason III n. ,x,r.r,e
/ beauty, HI. face !. narrow ana w !. VI.
I forehead no ha. prayi.b .y.. a., ,b,rh
I h. x,ar, .ls.s.s wi,b ba,tv lJ,rt ha.
Y His hair ia y.,tiny MN M ~, IN, NJ. co,,h.
7 II out 10 cover I'm the Macs xh.r. ,b..
,hatrb leaks His chin wb,.k.,. and ,,,,..
tarhe M, darker Than N. mar ana wtt
40 While tbe .tuF n III ho,,Ie LoiI. ,n,
Ross, !. tail and ra,h.r b.,,,l, Ln,It
( r.
I "'o i1'A i"'
H''',' go. t'NeN W III Pa''
pa',' pa ,n ~ "'''Vn 60 70 vac pension
'N''' - 'Ne ~ ~. = IT," Pt"pu'ea
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Communicated BY J. = Pratt. Chelsea. Mae.
Early Days In Sullivan.
ELIJAH VI. SHAW,
lanarfn.r, Command,
ID. HORACE HOLMAN.
Assistant AdJutant General.

To Tie Honoura5le the Senate and the Hon
durable the Representatives. # the Cam
monreaih 81 Massachusetts, IN General
Court assembled.
Humbly Shelves the Subscribers original
Proprietors of Township Number Two, East
of MON River and Standardization
Of Said Township nov Incorporated by the
Name of Sullivan, desireous Of holding our
lands by Tenure more Secure than the
one We now have, pray your honours TO take
our Situation into Consideration and Secure
to US our Rights az TO your wisdom may
seem just and equitable. We beg leiye to
State 10 Your Honours the following facts
lst. That the greatest part Of US came
here as proprietors under the grant of 1854
or under Proprietors of tina, grant-Some
Of US twenty Six years ago
2nd. That during the contest between the
United States and Grea, Britain We Suffered
IN proportion 10 any of our fellow Citizens
loosing all the Navigation belonging 10 the
Town and tho little il was all-Consistng
of three Coasting Vessels and Two fishing
Schooners, which loss 10 this day is not
Made up-That the Enemy landed and
burnt two of our Houses and all the furni-
ture * provisions therein.
bly,. That there is taken up and Settled
upon all the front lots to the Number of
about one hundred and twenty.
Ally. That the Township is very poor
tract Of Land, that what remains will Scarce
ly be worth Settling Not any one lot Of an
hundred acres that will make Settlement,
being swamps, lodges Of Rocks or barren
Heath.
Sly. That part of the Township falls
within the Grant of Mons. DE Griguor, Six
miles in length and in Some places more
than mile in Width. all which is front
land and near one Sixth of the Town.
ely. That we are now building Meeting
House which is in some forw ardness.
Therefore your Petitioners pray that the
Township May be confirmed to them and
the other settlers and Inhabitants of Said
Town of Sullivan in equal proportions or
in Such other way as you in your Wisdom
may think best And as In duty bound will
n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The corn crop is one OF great impor-
tauoc 20 the farmers OF Mann The i'es'
corn and largest yields arr raised hy use q
BraLirss Phosphate. This explains hoy
l.. r. Power. OF GtorgeroSn. carried OF the
prizes. Tie says
In the two Years past tina. have used
Brad.e,s Phosphate on ny cora Il has paid
me more than fifty per ceH'. Ia 1881 used
three hundred pounds -on one acre, getting
one hundred AMI Se,enty-auc LeAPghI oa>-
ktis Of corn to the acre ana taA a., i-st pre-
MUM at the County Fair TINS wear raised
one hundred and ten baskets ui rar~ from
one half acre. u>.ng no dressing under the
crop hut one spooni3. OF BRADLEY Fho>-
phatt IN the hill Obtained first premium
Oh best trace OF corn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Sherif7s Sale.



IAhtN On execution wherein John 4 81. .G- IS
y tTttit r, and viii be- sold at public 4ur t,a 'h
we tlfty hrst day Of Man, 4 D.. Issg at ten +. me
VIo'A III We forenoon, on the premise, the i pa
ing described lot parcel 81 land taken a- nc
property Of the Biuehili Central Cop, er N'lAs
N"nraby, W certain tract o. pare. x h3
situated In BluehiI In the COUNTY d HAufuyk D. i
state OF Name bounded and described h. i.a"--'
VIZ BeginrinS at the Nort-westerly corner 70 jHyE
si"yrr Hi Min ng Property ID the Easier .tne NJ
we road running past George Il. slower hfl-''
thence northerly, on said EasttTly inc fifteen w.
dre'i feet M r. OF less 70 the thely line +" We
road running I ON Blnehili village to pgk-'Lle,,
thence EHsterly on said SoutEerlF line five uu'T'l
tect irom The center Of said last named read 9rto
southeriy fifteen hundred feet NOR or b. f. inc
Noftheflt hne of said slower Hill Mining Prop \
~ point on lire at right angles w iin ihe r.
running past George T.. st0ver'- house i've hAF
ur' q anu sixty feet from the center Of sii Fo1,f
henee Westerly on the N"rtherly linz u -Al'
ming.
W. NJ WARDN ELL,
Deputy >hefn
April %. 1889. 3@I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
PAINS IN THE BACK.

What they mean-Hor cured. A poig-
nant pressing pain IN the small Of the
back is dangerous symptom. 1t means
approaching kidney trouble possibly
Brisht's Disease. 1t should not be neglect
ed-not day. not an hour Fortunately,
these symptoms are easily cured. Hunts
Remedy, the great kidney and liver medi-
cine, is an absolute and unfailing specific for
them, and for any disease. Of the kidneys,
bladder, liver and urinary organs. A single
bottle of Hunts Remedy has many times
saved life. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
State News.


i"e 'ouh"a'i'h OF me ne" poorhou>e
oNi'u''s !, lev is'on i setting. he GuIid
ne dea'h oil tol. neorge Je~ctt re-
n''''s .ne 'A>' member % H. Legislature
anu "' inc 2tA-r Government OF 1870.
William Ross. farmer, who resided IN
the west part Of Brunswick, committed sui
eide. luesda, Of last week. b, hanging.
Mr.. Ru,lc, u;,. of w.. .
South B,r.ick .,,,mn,.d ,vr,l.. 80,
might. by cutting b.r ,brn,, w,,h Ina,
H., it,,I "'''''-
neh'-
Wednesday evening a Mr.. Sturtcyant.
OF Keadfield. formerly Of Kent, Hi4. had a
violent attack of bleeding. caused b, the
bursting Of blood-,essel in ms head. lie
died IN twenty minutes.
"A contract has just been closed between
,he Tacoma ar Oompan, and the Monson
Railroad ompany to huIid complete equip
nehi OF passenger, freight and box cars for
Inc above narrow gauge road.
- Harlan Haines. son az W 7 U,ine.
-, "4s '"o' III N'' SAp'h IN
IA
f'ne hummer n
H.. ~, 4, ~. .,,,,.i,i - H''S .
daniel Mcdonald, aged 20. resident
Maine gravel train. a, Pin. pm, S,,,,j.,
II is ,upposed h.. fell from , "a,
ri-t
~ 'ee" appointed
IL - mouse
...;..,, - = % '"' '', 'hd'e
80 - ca,,, III s''sle', Noul'.iea AZ 'ht
az :. ue1'! soufs NE appointment "as
Portland.
dusII;r, bo,. !, col..c ~.
,a-,o-, ,,,rad D., ~ r-,. " az
med nv D,niel vo,n,, l..'. Ai'r ~ 90 u
d,y mnrnirg Tha -, - III
.ayeJ Tns ~. ! aI,,,, ,nn
d....,;,.a aL;,,. N"uSe
The library of the Penobscot Bar has
~. 80 49, ny T.. "a" TL oooss' presented os
Tn. hooks or;,;natI,. tatoaa, an, 't isi
Will,sm y. So, ~ 'Ns ia'e
p.,ohsco, r. "'' Vi 'ne
superintendent 6. i. Fletcher. of Au
burn. who formerly acted as Superintendent
OF Schools IN Augusta, has received unan-
imous call TO similar position in a flourish
ing town in Massachus etts at a salary of
$1,000.
sunday morning two large saw mills at
nfadley, zen miles above Bangor. were de-
suoseu .? hre- Inc total loss IS estimated at
si-o'ooO on ~hieh there was S54 800 lnsur-
ance, Two nuhared men are thrown out Of
employment The mills were owned BY
Outier q Eddy and l.. q r. II. Strickland Of
bangor.
u, Is estimated ,b., -. 49, r.
l;sb;no tho nrorosad
will he sho,, % 0nO - -haeh 10
.,ocL ~. ran;St, o, " .ie
Tia, hn,,ar rh;.h Iii III - -. estimated
can he mad q, COS, nf ~. M oen,s
and with tho na,sn,ed oans - PEI pounu
TIE cr.am w;lf ~ ,aLa - ~ on's
inc him N. sL;mmed Nil ,o ca 81 20. 20,
'ee" W '''eA'
Mrs. Rebecca Goodell died at the resi-
denee OF her daughter, Mrs Joseph p. Ber-
ry. IN Prospect, Sunday. the 18th ult.. at the
advanced age of 100 years and 8 months
her husband served in the war Of 1872
She distinctly remembered the sailing of the
English naval vessels up the Penobscot dur
ing the Aforesaid war. She was always pos
sessed OF excellent health and vigorous
constitution, and her death was caused by ex-
haustio H. superinduced by extreme age.
~
u,;.aha.h T;.n nis ~ news says
Mrs ] w r. Clemen, d,ad dI To-, ''s S,'aas .,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
A Gard to the Public.

l wish to inform my patients and the
patients of my father, the late DIR. J. T..
Osgood, that have transferred nv practice
TO DIR. Geo. w. Bragdon, who is a recent
graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College,
and can most heartily recommend him to
the public, knowing that he will practice
his profession in a proper and scientific
manner. l have no doubt but that the
people of this vicinity will appreciate the ad-
vantages to be gained from men who have
had such thorough college training.
evils +. w. OSGOOD, ID. d. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The grand jury u the l. S Circuit
Court at Portland, have indicted John c.
Friend Of Etna. and Dr. John b. Benjamin.
Of Carmel. for conspiracy and defrauding
pensioners Of the United States. They are
alleged to have charged Illegal and exor-
bltant rates while acting as claim agents
he government claims TO be able to show
that S20,0 900 have been exlorted from pen
sioners- Or. Benjamin has been arrested
but Friend has left for parts unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The government has discovered a new
and dangerous counterfeit of It's silver dol
lars. They have the same weight and same
degree Of hnenees Of SILVER that those of the
government issue have. One not an expert,
would be greatly puzzled to detect the coun-
ter.eli from the genuine. About the only
difference i that one Is coined BY the gov
eminent and the other by individuals. who
find their profit IN the fact that only eighty
two cents worth of silver Is requisite for the
standard set up by the government Tech
nIcally, however, the individuals are coun-
terfeiiers. If Congress would pass law
requiring the government TO issue an honest
dollar. the business Of these technical coun-
terteiters would be destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Nonresident Taxes.

N the town OF Penob>opt, County Of Hancock, for
tAe year lSs{.
~ following list Of taNrs un real estate ( non.
r sitieut nSuCIs in 4 taa Il OF peHol,-i.at for
the year lsst. in oils committed &, john 4
ifd"c.i coiisct'f 81 an tIw.t "a the Ssh day
~ MAY, tNs- IA. been rrIurned b. him g. ne as
remaining uupAl.nH IltG Ssh tiay at fclsrt.ary SO
% his eefUi .gtH 90 h1t date, AMI n"N uil.
p1id. tntn &C j. hercbN given, th II thc said
tsNt-, interest ami 90 rEvs are p.id iu the
trca -uft " NJ >art tJa within eighteen hrntus
nin tn- ,alo 81 lbs Cufn ttneutp saii Oil 81
ma h OF The n state taxed VIII tie Suficivni
o. pay hC amount iut tn retr iafiuiiug interest
an charles viii WiFuh.at ftrtt snIIcc hr Sold at
public auction M JnSiat Na-uHiu's -t,re IN said
town ~ The San 'ias Il Nuyy 4itrr. lS>', At ~
o. IoyA 4. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

We are 10 receipt of letter from our
old friend ). Sher,ou, E>q. at presen, re.-
ident Of the town Of Rawlings. in the far
of territory Of Wyoming. "Dr. Graves
Heart Regulator has Ieipcd ", right aiony,'
says Mr. Sbcrson. Glad to hear It. ola tel
low. Your, was an aggravated case OF heart
disease. The remedy ,uI mention does the
same thing IN this section, too +; and better
still, il always oires heart disease. Nast's
Weekly Letter F'ile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Sale Of Delinquent Stuck.
STEWART COPPER MINING co.
MINES AT BLUEIILL, NE.
Treasurer. Office. Bangor, Maine.

NOTICE-In accordance with the bylaws
Of the Com any. many shares Of each parcel
~ stock named below. a. may b. nect >,ary d.
vii BE- sod at Pu'l.c Auction. at the
rrsasurer's Office. In Bangor, Ne. mo :,
Nhe,lwrig 4 Clarh's BI ck.I % saturday
the twcnty->ixth dat OF NAV. iSS.;. at 3 O'Clock
7. VI To pay the delinquent a. .c-snsnt there
gu. together with the cost Of advertising and
expenses Of ale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address label each snbscri-
bers paper shows the time to which the subscrip-
ton is raid; and all subscribers in arrears arc
requested 70 pay up a. soon a. possible.
n all communications relating to subscriptions
oar correspondents are requested to state the
Post Ofce to which the paper is or is 10 be sent.
and TO be careful 10 write all proper names plain
ly-
In directing change Of address, always give
the present address a. well the one to which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Notice..

- 70 warrant issued by A. C. Fer.
hald Justice Of the Peace within AMI for ~
nphhty u Hancock. dated April s. i~.a and In n.
M unhef7izned directed, the stockhoiers ~ III
, i,un. Dese't Steamboat Wharf Co arr hereby
uotned and requested ~ NEE ,nd ..hi = ,
iia'nnr nan "a said Mount Desert ID S,rnr ~,
c l't ny oi NO next, at six o'clo K in the ftI
~. NON ior the purpose II choosing a Moderator
- !. ntssessprs' treasurer and Collector and ~
nee " lhe stockholders will raise mop.v H. IA
~ ,hs ahess' repair the wharf ,stabIish rats
~ nai iase, anu to act upon any other business
at l, Desert. this 2Sth day Of ,pril, lisa
- MJii, one of the stocA holders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The rebate in the tax on tobacco and
cigars has gives rise TO numerous strikes
among cigar makers. who claim tina, their
wages we're reduced when the tax was I'M
posed and should be increased now that the
tax has been reduced. The striking cigar
maker, are generally asking for an increase
OF two dollars on d thousand
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The amount OF assessment due upon each
share u tea li0l cent.
The names Of the owners OF The shares TO be
sold ~ shO. n by the b"OAs Of the Company,
and til. uumbt,l or numbers OF the certificate
or certificate, representing sad shares AMI he
number Of shares for which each certificate
was issued are below indicated in their
appropriate column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Neal Dow has been talking 10 the peo-
pie OF Bangor II was temperance speech,
OF course. and in it he managed to weave
severa. statements not pleasant for people
10 hear about themselves. He appears to
haze hit out right and left, regardless of who
received the force Of the blow, and the re
suit Is that nobody is left there who cares to
say a good word for the old man
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

The N1chias Jnton saws: should
Bangor and Ellsworth fan to give the small
amounts asked for to and the Maine Shore
Line, they would be in condition for boy
cotting, or better. to be walled in without
business or communication with people ans-
where. Don't. We rather raise the
amount asked for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Herbert W. Eaton is still at Truro. and
is not sufficiently recovered 10 bear removal
to CALAIS. Il is now thought he canno, be
tried at this term Of court. The grand jury
viii investigate the case. Il is believed
they viii ndioi him for manslaugh,cr and
not for murder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

In answer 70 numerous Inquiries We
have % say that SheriiiR's Cirplry Con-
d'firH PoT'icyS are pure article. We know
them 70 be %. They are As much superior
q All others a, good thing j. superior to
a worthless one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

There is no remedy known To science
that Will 50 speedily and % eTrc,ualIy cure
OF relieve lumblgu, chrome or acute rheuma-
tism. swollen or stiff joints a. Johnsoas
Isodyne LiatmeR used internally and ex-
formally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Gbc Gllsmortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Me. by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &C. see first page.
Sc ; NJ. PETTESGILL CO. 10 state Street,
Boston. y Park Row, New York, and 7ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are Agents for procur-
ing advertisements for the AMERIC An in the above
cities ami authorized to contract for advertising at
our low ert rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1883.

-Tornadoes are getting in their spring
work in the South and West The latest
sections cultivated bv them. are IN Texas
and Louisiana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Hoods Sarsaparilla is made Of roots,
herbs. and barks. 1t gives tone 10 the
stomach and makes the weak strong. Sold
by Druggists.
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SheriTs Sale.
HANCOCK ss-Aprtl "a A. D. ,sss

HANCOCK ss-Aprfl "a. A. D., 1883
| sirtur OF an execution IRON the Ellsworth
ID Municipal Court for Hlncock Countr da,s "a
Apr1le; D., 1853, against Hiram L. Whit,ter
o. n9uidsooto. Of said Go inty, | have taken "a
W hitaker. certain lot or parcel ofIani ss,s sd
III ~ saii Gouidsboro known as the late t.owen u
s Mnitaaer homestead 1t being a lot Of land Of
e Whitaker lives, being ali he in,.ral, iIain
f rain T.. hi'aker received n said lot by devise
from from nis late father, with the buildings and
sell al u interest in said lot which ss,d liza.
i,, WHIT nov has or had at the time 81 ths
s a. Az on The original writ at public auction
County on Thursday the thirty iirst AN ID said
aid r. ~ a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon 70 satis
true copy attcst: S"e'H-
JAMES A. HILL, Deputy sAer;G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

From itonzo S. Weed. Publisher IF Zion's
Herald 50 Broomfeid ST., Boston,
Several bottles OF Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam have been used in my family
with the most gratifying results. We es-
TEEN it as one of the best of Medicines.