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I*V TELEXjIB^AJPH*
. „ i„,p»t<-h« I ■ ►-»*»'’«» Vm*n-»n ]
From Augusta.
ArorsTa. Feh. 20.
of the afternoon se«sion of the
jj . wa< nerhpted in a di«cn**ion of the
. - ; M of pm^lng a charter for a Rftil*
i . i from Dex’er t » Rrownville. The
S' s-'on was prolonged till an hour p»st the
time for adjournment wjien the hill wa«
pa-*ed to he engrossed bv a rote of . < to
4't after belli:; amended so that the road
- id h* located through Sel»ee village
r i- a huge lobby here from F *xerof>
• M> »v#»r who - cm quite «nreof the ulti
mVe-ue e ■* of he 1.
From Washington.
Washington. Feb. 2ft.
Th*1 House Vsral f*ommltt»*e agreed to
day to report a hill giving the Offl 'l*rs and
S» amen of the Steamer Kear*»ge. prize
»nonev f>r destroying the Alabama the
same a- it that vessel lnd been captured
a: 1 hr* ight In •<« a prize instead of beinc
* About *.«»*» is proposed to he
appropr ited f >r that purpose.
From New York.
\l w VoHK. Fct». 10.
I'lic hr• I. M Merritt” of liuckAjtert
< • «i■ !key. which arrived yesterday
f m < ani'-nas. while t»eing towed tip fr«»ra
^ \a m ine was cut through by m*. Her
car j- * of - tg ir wiil probably all !*• lost.
I'he I. M M. w i* W>i tons register,
w i- built at BncW*|*ort in 1>**.». ami owned
b> .1. E " at ‘1 i. * «».
. N» « Volt. Feb. 20
fhe World- T.ondon *>p«-cial •fates that
. , r< p v to a niter «*t i.iipun iTfmimnnu
lia* w itten :t l*mg letter explaining
.ri • vnMiiely ami ahie manner the pre*
• j« ■ ~i:i«»:» of hi* majesty** government
ig :h* trea y of Washington, an 1
\ g the utterance of off n*ive pu*
• . j,1 > re • ni *|M*eel» ami m the Hou*e
. « >;u mu.- : * ha* ln*eii erroneously re
I rted. In onl<-r to allay the excitement
. . i! •■•pi*-* • *t Mr Gnul-tonc** letter
w *■ i • ■ tm o*li«'il in tie* pre*s 4if Loudon.
1’ .* i *w paid.-lied in every journal of the
h _ i uii i i*. .g a profound *en*atio . In
: . « ouiiiioti* la*t evening Kdward II.
li.-Wfe • a*Led Mr Glad-tone if tlie letter
w .4* ;H4 when Mr Glad-tone rep! «n]
• N - - ;* a 14-ply t*» a letter asking expia
t aiion* in regard to my speech.**
Miscellaneous.
Nasht a. Feh. 20.
Tli*' lernoeta y of this city opened the
eampa gu to-night h> » proce**ion. rau*ic
a l speeche* ill the 1 ify Hall which wa*
p ked t.* repletion. .1 K. Tarb« x and IV
A < ’ * lr nil M 1“ a<h i*ett* \\4-r»- tli
priic :pa *j. k- ; * aud much eutliu*i.i*iu
was manifested.
« .h i Min v. Feb. 2*1.
i Ih j- , r.i Stat' « -mvention re-a —
sembied to-day.
Hi- .-onte*: ;* b ‘Tween the partisan* of
ii '*«--»tt a : 1 >*• :al**r >aw ver. .’hr tc
allow e.t h < uigre**. mal di—
•gi it » vie’ three delegate*.
1 * -it* a!!. Ou yr tiir*r di*!i Kt» have
a*r**t nu b- —-If t ions
The P.aob-cot Co. Murder Case.
\ irv w 4* p.i.im- •••! a* li.tng Fi id»\ .
•* . • ! • .1' ,.y fo: ih Ui.t* »»f J >-4-ph 1»
> .. >. lot it- muni i •»! I ii-uua* Jo**ly :
i C i t *'o:i. M u.if. .i*t **e|#f. 1 *ii li.
< .> A »r.i4*V NrU->;i op*- i. 1 f«>v lie
's t . . i i l a -oil of tile «l«-4*eji*ed who
st. i a: qua: c pa*t ten uVloca on the
J’. i ti«- Ion.id .14* la Uer ju*t outside the
h - ; - !*•• i-i:»!e troui w • . .<!> ; lr.* p«>< *rt
.’■ • *,* w n i ! ■•.. •*. ii* a .i* not on h »
j. - . i -i■ i \\ t* h-u I iit*.41 ny . <> lo t
w • .■•.»»-» -flowed that the pri-o.ier w i*
lo-.i: : lo | euii-4-* ot the in lid- r on the
ii 11t i wiio-jtir otflirted Miet i*v Mat
» ... Ii* _**r. t* - : . 1 that ill*- pri-ou**:
1. . . SJ * 4»n Ills pet-OII W IlMl Ml
j t -1 • «1. .. d tha: he hud hid the io»U* a tl
p • * un-lei a |> atlo. m in Vc.igie. Atler
: »dg ig . i.u ii jail, w.-il to Vvmur and
f Mind the pupei* Uu lue IOO*l 1 «sv j
>1.. It h *w lie t miul do such a Ilrug. 11
KAid lie dei tl lor Uu 111* * 4 ; that iie hml
lost his money , altout live dollar*, and had
nothing w ith which to gel anything to e*u.
or w jib which t<»gel away, haki he atruck
M Jor^lyu with a maple stick about three
feet long, but could not U-li how tnanv
limes he htruck. him. Tlie pocket-book
found at Veaane was identified as that b«*
luugi ig to the murdered man. Here the
case for the government closed.
THE PK1SOKKKS STATEMENT.
Smith the prisoner came to the witness
stand. an<l throughout the examination
maintained the same composed appearance
w . eh he has manifested throughout the
trial.
II admitted having seen Mr Josslyn at
tic camp ground, hut stated that the con
spiracy to rob Mr. Jo*.*lyu wa* made with
i*u« klarrr*w*. w hom he met on thegrouud.
Marr*/w - told him that Mr. Jo&dyu carried
a large amount of money on his jH*r>on,
and suggested the plan «»i robbing him.
They were lo follow him from the store
where they saw Mr. Jos-lyn Saturday
eve-dug. Smith * a* to engage him iu coii
ver-aUon. and Marr«*w’* wa* to come up
behind them and grab Jo-.-lyn. aud togelli
ei they were to effect the robbery without
i j iri..g him. Smith limber testified that
wiien he « ;une up with Jo-slyu. the !it*i
that he heard w a* a blow. an<i that Jos-iy u
called out and tell over towards him. when
lie look the pocket book. Marrows ran
away, and the next morning he gave Mar
row » *ome money—how much he could not
►ay. At tin- point Smith wa* a-ked if he
r • oguized Marrows .i« being iu the Court
room, aud was asked to go and point him
out. He immediately left the witness
stand aud pointed out a young man appar
ently some lb years old. sitting in the
(. ourt-tootii. as the one.
1 he young man, whose appearance would
not cause suspicion that he could be guilty
of the terrible crime thu charged upon
imn. -nc >u 11ic ny .eg urut-.il \ ri y m-iiuu i ly.
ami on being ca led to the -laud by the
Government, teatilied that his name was
Amos ( i*ag--:4hat tie resided in A baric—
t hi; w a-twenty years old. >aw Smith on
tlie ramp ground last >eptember; uever
saw huD betore. \\ hen be saw Much oil
the camp ground. Smith had a strap ai d
there w as talk betw een them about betting
on a game. l>id not bet. and never had
any ta k with Sumh atterwatds. There
are people in Charleston by me name of
Uairows. Millard Marrows was on the
camp ground. Did not see him with Smith.
Marrows is uow at work in the wood-.
Smith was found guilty of •murder iu the"
Are'. degree."
Tanneries is Maine.—There are nine
teen large tanneries in the State viz :—In
Dexter. Stetson. Detroit. Burnham. Hart
ford, Bradford. Alton, Amherst. Maria
viile. Lincoln. Winn. Lowell. Kingman.
Medw ay. Jackson Brook. Vanetboro. For
est City. Grand Lake and 1’i iuceton. These
tanneries in the aggregate use 110,000 cords
ot bark a year—a quantity which would
make a wall tour feet high, four feet thick
and one hundred and seventy miles in
length. This hark tans between 10.000
11.000 tons of leather. There is paid
for the bark, on an average. *6 50 per cord,
“taking $715,000 paid annually by the tan
ners for the item of bark alone. For labor
at the yard* jn tanning, they pay $40 per
ton; orm.the whole more than 9400.000;
or In ight both ways on hides and leather
, l*r ton or in all. 9200.000. CM this
large amount. mor.th.D 91-300.009. ,11 ex
cepting about one-third of the item of
freight, is paid out in the State, and more
than one mdlion of it for labor.-r Bangor
Commercial. * *
—The legislative adjournment this week
• U about given up.
Cl)f €Us»artl) JLmrriran.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1872.
A. B. mull - - Unl EAll.r.
Probste Courts.
ELLlwotTl.-lit Wednesdar to January, Feb
nary. Aiup**t. Srj4#mber and December Sd
Wednesday in April M Wednesday in Jane, and
Sd Wednesday in October
Ru'Eiuu. —l«t Wednesday In Julv and Sorem
ber
Bickatoet —3d Wednesday m January Mar
| and H.’i-toiubo
VE W AD VERTISKME.YTS.
: Card—<*eo P. Clark A Co.
CtoUoi—Ttnunas Rich.
*» >nng i£7i—Isaac II nan
I VrasHt f.»r •• tie—annuel L«»rd
Probale N«<»<-•»
Ayer’s Hair Tiffor—Dr J. C. Ayer.
Arrr*» « berrar Pectoral—l>r J’C. At nr.
Lost—U. B C uuiungUain
—
Police Court Record.
biUKKWATKU, Jl'IMlB.
Mate v*. Wm. Henry Eel» of ElUworth
0 . complaint of Miiton Patterson ot Mar. -
Ti le. Assault and Battery. Feb. 17th.
Adjudjg d probably guilty and require*!
t • recognize in the sum of three bundl'd
dollar* tor hi* appearance at the next t« 10
I of the S. J. C. on 2d Tuesday ol April.
Ib72. and to stand committed until th s
order is complied with. In default of ball
w as committed.
"tate vs. Elmira Hubbard et al ofBuck —
port.
On the 6th of dan. *72 at Buck*port, lar
| cent of various sums amounting to $.<5
belonging to Sarah It. Perkins at her house.
II >lh bound over iu the sum of #|nu
George llubbard one respondent found
hail, the other was committed.
Local and Other Items.
—Btirk«port ha* a Fancy Dro*« Party**
on Thur-dav of this week.
—Prof. Herrick of Mechanic Fall*, i- to
lecture at Castine *«une time in March
\!1 the stock of A. M. Robinson, ti e
druggi-t, ha*® been removed to Bangor.
—Ellsworth i- soon to be favored with a
“Minstrel Trou|»e*’ of home manufacture.
— Splendid w eather and the be-f of sleigh
ing lias been fumi-hed n- for a week past.
—Three thousand dollar- worth of wool
skin* were sent to Bangor on Friday la-t
i by Ilo-<»a Phillip* of this < ity.
— Hi** subject «.f the Lee:ure in the I’tii
tarian church next Sunday evening, i
* >ketch of the Apn-tlc Peter.*'
—The .Masquerade Ball at ( herryfleld
which was to have taken place on the 22*1
in-t.. has been indefinitely postponed.
— A school-house at I»ng pond. near \ .
E. Harbor, wa* burned la-t week; -up
p .-e<I to have been set on fire by an ioren
diary.
—Geo. A I>ver ha® piano*.—f'hicketing.
M Her. etc..— md'V heeler A Wilson's Sew
ing Ma bines f..r sale a: the -tore of Mr
M .1 Brooks.
—Mr. Hen y M Perkin* of the s«- ior
f :.i«- in Hartford seniinarr. -mi «»f the late
late I»r. .In*'in IVrkins of Per-ij accept -
In* all t>» M? Desert.
— Mr. II. W I", den of Iv**wi*to:i. who 1
Has been supplying the Bnptist So« i»»ty in ,
Hartford, has made an engagement to re
main another six months.
— It looks a® tho* the C'ount v Supervisor
>y*teui i- to f>e abolished. The Senator*
from thi- «•,»unty Me--r* H i lbek and
llinck*. -)H>ke strongly in favor of a • • •ntin
uance >>f the sy-tem.
—One of our citizens ha* offered three
prizes to file scholars of the High School,
for excellence in ( oin|H>-i:ion. I>ec!ama ion
and Select Reading I lie prizes to be
aw uded at the clo-e of the -chool.
— A!i (i. -> l . ok of thi* city lost one «•!
hi* span of tine horses one day la-t week,
in the wood-. stip|H>sed to have ruptured *
b*.o-» 1 \. -»• ». a- he tilled with blood. II
l- logging on Tow n-hip 3l».
— Ilou. David Barker, at the close of tb*
present -e--iou of the Legislature, \s t«*
give readings fr un hi* poem- at Marina-.
Eaetport and other shore town*, probablv
returning by way of Ellsworth. No letter
opportunity to hear Maiue'fi favorite |*>et
will present itself to the people of Ells
worth. and by a little exertion all the
I necce**mry arrangements to effect it could
be made.
— AL;*. Martha E. Pear-on. formerly of
th s city, now a tm-*i6tiary among the fxxir
in Chelsea. Ma*»achu*ctu r» • ently had a
reception of her fr end* in the vestry of tl»e
Baptist Church iu that city, representing
all the denomination* of the city, who
presented her as a testimonial of their ap
preciation of her service* a -un of money
and tnauy article* for her personal com
fort. Remarks were made, and good sing
ing. enlivened the occasion.
—We have just received from Ira (.*.
Stockbridge of Portland the following
pieces of sheet music: “Mary wa* a la*
sie.** sung by Kellogg; **Not if I know* it.*'
"All amoiig the sugar cane,*’ “Starlight
Medley Quadrille.” “Grand Festival 1
March.” The “Annie SchotiUcIi” and
i “Thou never r* urnest.** The prices of
the above pieces are 50 cts. for the first and
35. 35. 40. 50. 40. 35. for the remaining
ones, in succession. All orders .-hould be
seal to Ira C. Stockbridge. 15b Exchange
M. Portland. Me.
—On Thursday the 29th Inst., Prof. Pray ,
gives an entertainment at Hhih.wL Hall —
lie has shown us notices from S"uie of the
I leading papers in the State, and has testi
monials from Kev. Dr. Torrey aod l'rof.
Kohiuson ofthe Maine Weriavan Seminary,
and others. The Professor wishes it dis
, tinctly understood that this not an exhibi
tion of " Slight of Hand.” but an explana
tion of ail the most wonderful tricks of
| celebrated conjurers : as the "Davenport
, Brothers." Prof. Anderson, the Japanese
i Jugglers and others. Sleeping in the Air.
| the Gun Trick. Magic Portfolio, the Great
Cauldron. Turning Water iuto Birds. Ani
mals. Ac.; Mysteries of Second Sight, the
i Headless Man. or Life in Dealp. Burning
’ the Lady's Bonnet, the Amusing Hat trick.
Heller's Flag and Dram Trick. Prof. Her
; man's Great Shawl Trick. Anderson'*
I Turning all kinds of Liquid from one Bot
1 tie. together with many other tricks, will
| be clearly explained.
—The Students of Westbrook'Seminary
issued a neat little paper which they called
"The Seminary Student,” edited by stu
dent*. One writer. * tel** of coarse, asks
“if other girl* often wish a* she doe*, that
they had been boy*.” Some of the reasons
j given for wishing to be of the masculine
gender are thus stated Boys don't have
! to sew. or darn their own stocking: they
! can have their hair cut within an inch of
their life, and only comb it ou Sundays,
while girls have to sleep on small buuches.
or scratch their fingers trying to make
carls, or else be in perpetual suspense lest
the attraction of gravitation should cause
their bach hair to dropoff some unexpected
moment. Another thing, boys are not
afraid of angleworms, thunder storms, or
caterpillars a* girls are. and they can make
all the noise they want to. nod do not have
to be polite until they ache, when it would
be a positive relief to scream’and romp to
get the kinks oat, if nan would not becon
ddweii a It subject for aa inaana aayloflfc
—Mr Samuel Dow of Hancock was up
b»for» the Police Court on Tuesday, on a
charge of cruelly and unmercifully beating
hi-little girl of three years of age. The
child's grandfather preferred the charge.
Tne evidence was so conclusive tha' ?V>w
wa- ordered to give bond in 9700.(0 for
hi« appearance at the April term of the
C >urt. which falling to obtain he was com
mi tel to jail. The evidence went to show
a total want of even natural feeling lor a
little defemicil child whose situation was
e inagh to excite the pity of the most har
dened person.
The Tax Collector ash Town Book.
—We have received from the Publishers.
Messrs. Dre-ser A Ayer. Portland, a book
of four or live hundred pages, with the
above title. It has the apiiearance of being
an iudi«|>ensihle book of reference, for the
town officer and the Lawyer. It is full of
practical tax-forms in all departments of
law . for the tow n, county and State officer.
Including Sch<sd Committees. Trial .In—
tires, Cormiers. Sheriffs. Constables, and
County Coniini-sloncrs. and adapted to the
revised Statutes of this Slate. This being
adapted to the new statutes, and being so
full in point of Information that isneeded by
the business rr en of the .state must have a
ready and extensive sale. Orders sup
plied by Robert Cole of this city.
—The annual session of Hancock County
Lodge 1.0 of t». T.. was held with Re
demlltion Lodire. No. l.'ii at Nlirrv the
I.l!h iuM.. and was well attended. Twelve
lodge* were represented Tile following
officer* were eho«eti lor the current tear:
G. V. Mill* ot Brooksville. \V. C. T.; Os
ar II Tripp of Surry, W. S, I1. 0. Sta
ple. of North l’enol>*cot. W. T. Public
meetings were lield in the afternoon ami
evening At the afternoon session the
following re.olutions were dismissed and
ad 'pled :
RKsoLvr.lt. That the Temperance enterprise
ha. t.s'li a .in'ce..,
Rr.sol.VKti. That we ought to do w hat we
.ante produce a pubis- sentiment lu fai..r ..f
tie- legal prohibition of ruut •. Ring.
the evening *e..ion wa. occupied by
.b«rt speeches from Bros, fn-an ot Wiu
ter]Kirt. XX ilsoit ofNortli IVuohseot. Han—
■"••'» of Surry. Harding of E isworth. and
others. The next .e.siou will tie held wi*h
Hamilton laxlge No 4*. West Ellsworth,
tile veond rue-day of Mav. l*7g
—Every one who ha* read that original
»otk Mark t wain"* Innocent. Abroad"
will In- glad To learn that a companion vol
nine under the taking title ot Roughing
It" lia* jn.t been published. Since Mark
di.ap|iearnl from tile - Gal -try" little ha.
Iieen beard ot him but ail the time lie ha.
... incubating what m l probably be
the most readable, drollest, fuuui p»t Inmk
« f the • Bunching It ” Tin* a
\ <-lun»«* of lx*tw ♦•< !! «IV and %rv»*n h:;::.lrtd
k'ivin^ a lull ami \i\id ib on
• f li!«- and iiiauucrt on th* l*acilic . o**»t 4t
very Interv-tiujf j»cn«vl of it-* hi«t«m
shoniiqf how a tbr«*«* inontln |*lc*Mirc
tr |* w i* » llpinlol to a term of -even year
an*! ,h#» c aiw- therefor . with a relation of
mam huth htivuoir. - am! instructive in. .
dent-^.nneet^l with the education <>f an
Innocent. Th<>»<*uh<» believe tha*--thcr**
i* a tune to t icarly that the
time ai d >*o«*k bar** arrivetj. .\u a^ent *
now caiiTa-ftinj; forthi« work but order
t an be left at the American *
I..*t of i'jie it» ;-->!•• 1 to M i. ie ,uveili
• r'. for the week ending F**b nth .* d
each bearing that He|M>rt«nl f.»r the
Am'nrm by U in. V Seavey. S-.li.itor of
Patentw. n lururti It. *.-k. M>%t Market ■
hquare. Bangor. Me.
<i II I'lblteit^. Au^n-ta. Bree. li Load
in': F,re \ru; n,v. t.at'iiell. Oldtown.j
Machine for rutting >heet Metal Blank-; I
f -.1. Hall, Mt l>eweri, sta\> Joiater: <*.
H. Mernaui. PortUml. Car Break; H. - -
i--ne. S l, Alilmri I>rc»-iii£ Countcriink.
Itlnrliili ||rtn»
— < apt <> XV Collin* and other, are do
ing a good business at East Bluehill in
getting out wood and timber. Near 1 Jf«i
• 1 *rti. arc already on the landing, and 40 to
So cords are lieing banted out ladv.
—fspt. Collins ha« bought out the store
ot It. >. XVood. B S. XT rod will remove
to North Sedgw ick XVe wish ( apt Col
lins much success ; he appear* to be trying
to make busmen, in tha. part cf Blue Hill
—They are to have their Post Office at
East Bluehill July lat, 1872.
NllbrNgc Items.
— 10.000 letters were sent from the post
office in this place, during tbe six month,
ending l>ec. 31 *t. Ia*t.
—On Thursday of last week some boys,
while ••coasting." came in collision with a
son of Mr William Wallace. The lad
w as quite seriously hurt.
—The specimens of original poetry, pub
lished in a late issue of the American.
have led the literati here to conclude that
the ■■inglorious Miltons” in Hancock Coun
ty are. unfortunately, not all -inute."
—It is reported about town that J. I..
Hover of Gould.boro has been recently
arrested at Cherrylleld. for selling intoxi
cating liquors. His ca*e will be tried at
1 berryfield ou Tuesday of this week.
—The singers in this village hare form
ed themselves into an "Association."
under the leadership of Capt. Geo. A.
Hopkins. They meet semi-weekly at
Farnsworth Hall to practice in x-oeal
uiu-ie.
—On Friday of last week. John Mc
Caslin. a young man in the employ of J.
T. XVallace Jr., while chopping in the
woods between this place and Steuben.
lllfliftpll 21 afVi-rn U'.mnrl I.. si...
with an axe. Dr. Googins dressed the
wound.
—Capt Joseph Sawyer of this place,
while driving fioia Cherryficld to Frank
lin. one day last week, was run into by
the Bangor and Calais stage His sleigh
was badly smashed, his harness broken,
aud his horse slightly hurt. Capt. Saw
yer. it is said, has sued the stage company
for damages to the amount of $300.
—An execrable wretch in Millbridge,
on seeing a photograph of Miss Helen
Josephine Mansfield, perpetrated the fol
lowing cooumdruui:—"Why is Miss Mans
field's low-necked dress, like the breeze
"as it fitfully blows on the star-spangled
banner.”—Because, it "half conceals, half
disclose*." J. C.C.
State Items.
—Mr. Francis Murphy gave a temper
ance lecture in Bangor Sunday evening.
—The Whig says the Bangor House It
having an addition of 91 and 30 feet and 6
stories and French roof.
—The Whig saya that those versed In
such matters predict that tlie Ice will go
out of the river at Bangor by the 13th of
March. Let It go.
—The Cobb Lime Company manufactur
ed, during the year ending January I. 1873,
nine hundred and seveu thousand (907.000)
casks of lhne.
Ft** at Jowrsroirr.— The Bay View
House at Jouesport. owned and kept by
Capt. Rumery, took fire last Monday morn
ing. and burned to the ground. The build
ing was Insured for BMN0.
—'Hie Herald say* Mr. Alexander Thom
as. a highly esteemed citizen of Camden,
who deceased last week, died at the vers
hour that he was to be married, and *«<
laid out In hit wedding suit. He had his
will made five hours before his death.
—The people of Kryebnrg contributed
one hundred and six dollars to the Ameri
can Bible Society, in connection with the
visit on the lltli inst., of llev. Win. II
tiilbert of Hartford. Conn . who Is superin
tending the work of the A. B. S. in New
England.
— I be VorfA Star says the Swedes have a
peculiar kind of sleigh which they make
themselves an*l use for riding purposes.—
The h hum is like a common sleigh shod
with iron, but the top is nothing but a large
Im-ket woven upon the sled, one or two
feet high, and of an oblong shape. These
sled- arc very light when properly made,
and are much better for them tl.au buy iug
high-priced articles.
—The .VorfA Star says a company was
recently formed in New Sweden, known as
‘ Shingle Bolaget Induetria" (Shingle Com
pany hduetria) for the purpose of purchas
ing and running a steam power for thA
manufacture of shingles, hoards, etc . and
for carrying a grist mill. This compant
consists of two hundred and fifty shares
They have purchased an engine of ilfl
horse-power, a shiugle mill, saw mill, and
other machinery.
—Tile grocery dealers in Lewiston arc
running one another on granulated sugar,
which costs 11 1-4 cents per pound by the
barrel. They are advertising it at 10 rents
a pound, and one already advertises it at
* cents, tmt he will sell only one pound to
a customer. Meanwhile the consumers
are enjoying this fun and are haring their
bucket* tilled up. day after day. The con
sumption of sugar in Lewi*ton. ju*t now.
ap|M*ar* to be enormous. The consumer*
can stand this sort of fun longer than the
grivoei < cati.
— Hie I.ewi-ton J >urn tl -ay* a nitii«ellcr
brought to that city a few night* ago. on
the late train, five twenty gallon keg* of
liquor, lie h.nl Ju*t got one of the keg**
into hi* *hop w.ien some <*f tin* *|y and
thirsty one* raised an alarm ot an ofli er
app; oachiug. The owner of the liqrim
dro\ •• off with his single keg. leaving the
other four on the platform. Uettiriung
*ou»e time afterward* he found that it was
* fa!**- alarm, rai*«-d hy the by-tandci*.
w ho had stolen one of hi* keg* during Ins
absence.
— flic Camden II'raid nays lire wa* dis
covered ifi Carletou. Norwood A i • .
countiiig-r«xmi between twelve and one
uYIock Friday morning. It burned many
of the v doable papers upon the shelve*
and t * o hole* n the floor 6f the hall abo\ •
when the alarm w** given. I'aeitlc Engine
< o.. No .1 soon had a stream water
p aymg upon tin* tire and quickly qnen.•li
ed the flame*. [*lie damage- had not !x*»
ascertained when we want to pre*s. bn?
ptobably the loss of paper will lx* the
greate*t.
— A prominent and substantia!!v the on
ly tdije.-q.ui made to the f otmt\ •supervis
or Sv stem :* the expense, a- l it i* urged
that the - boali of the State vs >u j *.e fai
better ofl. if the fl'i.OlX) whi-di < minty Su
|x-r\isorse.*st to the vale wrn *jx*nt in
legtheui ig the * hooD or put lu*<» the gen
eral *< h«»ol luuul. It may l»c iateresr big to
o*.*er\c that the *um of money thu-eX|**-n<l
ed. appropriated in the way suggested,
would lengthen the -•*h.M»l* of the S'ate
»;*• A . ir$ r y ir -•» J>mru<tl.
— IVreu* in Iter b-tter to the Boston Ttsi.
»a\* 1 he * oinniittce on Congre*-i«i;»al
Apportonmeat* ip-.rt a* their on y
change in « ougt«»** "iul Di-trict-. the tak
ing 1 fl of H<x‘k’a I 1 tioiiia-roii and •south
i hoiua*io.i Iroui the Fifth and idlm-g them
t« the 1 bin! I» stru t. I’hi* i* oeten*u>*y
*aid to lo -*. tow ard a movement for remov -
iug The • ii*toui llou«e at Wa doboro’ t->
Hock land, which could not he done whilst
il»e la ter City was in another di-trict.—
lie.dly it is said to be for the pnrpo*e of
inaknig the H»u. Nathan Fat well. Blaine -
successor to < ongre**. Judge faplev. il
i* stated. will be run instead of I.yum. ot
ilie First District. and the other incumbent*
will l»e allowed to remain unless disturbed
by the Democrat*.
— l iie Halifax Report*r *tigge*ts that the
l uited >tat*-*. in demanding payment of
flic t Iahama claims, are like the man who
would steal copper* off the cto*ed eye* of
a dead body. 1 hr R /*/rf**r *e«-m* to tor
gel that the ct pper* the \ .inker* demand
were stolen by the man w hose dead body
it ao tenderly regard-.—( Boston Traveller
I* It right to make an “Indirect claim"
that England i* a “dead body?" The Re
porter will soon sec another “flurry.’*
— Mr. Butler of the House of Represen
tative*—lien. B. F. Butler, opjiose* selling
worthless government vessel*, lie say
better break them up and and then tell
them, rather thau sell them as ships.
— Moderate weather this week. Bad for
tbo»e engaged in froaeii herring business;
but good for those whose wood and coal
pile* are getting low.
From the Machias Union*
I'kmrkukk. — David i’oinroy’a house wa*
injured by tire recently to the extent of
$JUU; no insurance. Fire sup|K>*edcaught
from ashes put in a wood vessel.
—John Cmrew died quite suddenly a few
days since. He fell on the ice a short
time before hi* death, sustaining some in
ternal iujury that probably caused hi*
death.
—The Hall is finished and wa* first oc
cupied by Wilson** Theatre. The theatre
took $500 or $600 out of town. yet. except
preaching by the Methodist*, the town is
not disposed to sustain the gospel?
—»» - ii- i>i)jiiii >**!«. menu) cxaimiit'u
before a Trial Justice on charge ot having
shot ( apt. E. Smith'* colt, but was dis
charged for w ant of lestiinouy sufficient to
convict.
—A tine. airy, commodious and elegant
ly furnished room in the Custom House,
known as the Collector's room, having
been for a long time without an occupant
cau now be leased, 1 am told, on very ad
vantageous terms. Enquire within.
— Having obtained a charter from the
1-egi‘lature fur a ltaiiroad from this place
to Calais through the towns of I’errv. l’ern
broke and Kobbinston. only ttie compara
tively unimportant little item remains to
render it an accomplished fact, viz: the
building and rguiping the some. How ex
tremely convenient it will be, Mr. Editor,
for you when you make your annual visits
through this section of the county.
—The Iron Works stopped last week on
the puddlers’ side for the want of water —
In a few days the rolling mills stopped and
the puddlers resumed, but unless rain
cornea soon the Works will suspend. The
drouth is sensibly felt. The Company is
preparing to put iu a monster engine, that
will drive all their machinery through dry
and wet seasons alike. The'pay rollof the
workmen in January was the largest of any
mouth on record; the amount of business
was large. Mr. Wilson, the new Superin
tendent, is succeeding finely, and the Com
pany appears prosperous.
On the cars, last summer, a vonng
woman arrayed in a shirt waist anil a
boy's straw hat, and hair cut short and
curled, sat quietly reading, when an old
fellow got on at Bridgeport with a
friend. Looking about a moment for
an entire seal, he espied a bov sitting
solitary a few seats away, and lie coolly
gave the straw-hatted woman a poke,
sating. ‘Here, von young fellow,just
go aud sit with that oue over ibere
bnvs can't he taking up all tho seats
this wav.’ The young ladv fronted
round with an indignant exclamation,
ami the old aian looked in perfect as
inii'Shineiii at the flounced and fluted
•i <rt, out ol which grew the body of a
bov. ‘Well, did you ever?* said bet
w •men's righta is coming to this, 1 can’t
u llouc front t’othar.’—Mxcknngt.
Rational Union Republican Convention.
The undersigned. constituting the Na
tional Committee designated by the Con
vention held at Chicago on the 20tli of
May. 1868. hereby call a convention of
the Union Republican party at the city of
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 5th day
of June next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
< ttiep* of President and Vice-President of
the United States.
Kach State is authorized to be represent
ed in the Convention by delegates equal
to twice the iiuiuIht ot $ei>&(ot* ami Rep
resentatives to which it will lx* entitled in
the next National Congress, and eaeh
organized Territory is authorized to send
two delegates.
In calling this Convention, the Commit
tee remind the country that the promises
of the Cnion Republican Convention of
1868 have been fulfilled. The States late
ly in rebellion have been restored to their
former relation* to the Government. The
laws ot the country have been faithfully
executed, public faith has been preserved,
and the national credit firmly established.
Governmental economy has been illustra
ted hy the reduction at the same tuue. of
(he public debt and of taxation; and the
funding of the national debt at a low er
rate of interest has been successfully in
augurated. the right* of naturalized citi
zen* have been protected by treaties, and
immigration encouraged by liberal pro
vision*. The defenders of tin* Union h;»\e
been gratefully remembered, and the
1 rights and interests of labor recognized.
: Law* have been enacted, and are being
! enforced, for the protection of person* and
| property in all section*. Kqial suffrage
j ha* been engrafted on the National Con
: -ti tut ion; the privileges and immunities of
! American citizenship have become a part
• >f the organic law and a liberal policy
ha* been adopted toward all who engaged
! ill tin- rebellion. Compile tinn* in foreign
relation* have been adju*ted in the interest
; of |»eace throughout the world, while* the
1 national honor has been maintained. Cor
ruptioii ha* tieen eX|»os»‘d. otfeiidei * pun
. i*h» d. re*|M)ii*ihility enforced. *afegnard
j e*tabli*hed. amfenow. a* heretofore. tin*
Republican party stands pledged to cor
' reet ail atm** * and carry out all reform
«ictM v of the public fo conti mm*
.ui«I thinly establish it* fundamental prin
ciple*. we invite the <*o-.*peralioii of all
he citizen* of tin- I’niteii Mates.
W 11.1.1A vi < LAI i IN. of Massachusetts.
( liairinan.
U II LIAM K. ClIANIUKR. of New H Utl|
shire. Secretary.
John V |Vtrr« Mvne T " ‘» l>orn FIon«| *
' l.ukr 1’ r.l iu I Vt I. * * ifpilt. : s «
L H Frieze K l J h . II < Utucll i. »
II II !*tir»W' *llK' ( t J *ui#a I* *l >« \i»
J .It. U \ .1 VI ll S »;I t !| v« .»Tth I. I
" ill im il K' in'd# 1*4 A « I * U
II * r 1 VI J' t. i*. IK'I s I* >ni-T K invi
It |; Cow#u «»!»;•• It 4 Hke Ark in* i
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< ■ F.irwrll idii.-*i« V A 11 t »n k* (u< fc t
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J 1 \terdl. V| un E ll 1 4%!.»#,>• ■
I»»*i'l Alwo*"l. A : • J *Oif* W* VVI1 Nrv 1 | k
*»#•> IV Mrl srrv I >wa II W i 01 U'lt 0 ^
• .< i .t 1 vi 1 ■;t t»# ‘rfe * ’ 1 - ■ n i 1.
I . • k 1 t# *r 11* V4 t ... It 1 . ffr.. 4
J U ll 1 )b»rd VV \ 4 \\ V UurU'itPi I» k t 1
Wm >l t*n N 1 - J IL.irpu 1».« of l I
VV 4*husgt.>n, l» l Jan ll. IrTj
Republican Caucus.
H»mio»Uoni)f L^lojf.u, t. the Republican I,
ti cal Convent.on Ttt* Repubii an Party of
M *.a# Un m.nuai for liraui on; C ll.i
I be republican member' *»f the legisla
ture i«*eiubi. d iu the Ibpre*. daU* •
H * 1 i-t evening, f t the putjHi**- • »i .
. mg four delegate* at large 1.. tin* naiion il
1 iMinv t I («I nominate t.llidid.l’e. f• • 1
I- lent and Vi President of the l lt« I
, Ma*. *.
I e 1 » ten * wa' called ’•» order f * Hon
J " l’*>rt«i id Burlington. wai wa*
• !»«»-* 1 chairman at tin- • umi' on VV . dm•*
ilav evening Iasi. il*m. Kbeii VV.|f»u;*,
• »f Moulton, w a* >* -‘retarv
lb tore pr »■ eedmg to b.t iof. lion. .lobu
J. I’ rry oi Oxford. remarked that a* the:
•*a« but one sentiment i t rcgaid fo rli **•
i* ■ • • of < I I dates for tile db c* ■ t
I'residen* a -I \ 1 # l’r« -! I. id. b wmi d
take tin* liberty to offer the follow ij 1. -
solve, w bii h tie thought w otili! accord vvitti
tin- feelings of the republican party of tin
State
!t» s<iLVKD. That I’lvss* * *». <,runt and s-hur*
; i* r • »lf#\ are tie- tirsf • hoiet »f th* U<-puhu
vAii* id Maine. »* tiididal* . t .r l*p-*id nt and
\ 1 c |*re*iil. uf of ft).' t lilt* d *»t.»fi * , vud w 1’li
Uh-s. nam* s tnsrrtbcd ufiuti iur banners.—the
°‘d I brig*. >tat* will 1 ad th- . .*!uwn* in th
I*r- si*I» uual .utest .f l*7.v an,| . I4it (>f
th • light with around majority of tw nty thou
sand v ules.
1 fo* Teadi rg of the residve vv.*s receive I
wiihgi.-al applause and il wa-U;,anim *u
! •. as«cd. e.e h member of the couveution
rising iu lii* s. .it.
Mr. W liiteoiob of K!l#\v*irfh. pr*•*.-• 1 r* 1
Hn- name of lion, F A. Pike of 1 a ais. as
candidate for delegate.
Mi Perry oDxlon] presented the name
of M ui V. * Karnogton of Fiyc »nrg.
Mr. Brown of Bangor, presented the
name of II »n. I-a.ab s --f* .*f Bangor
Mr Fcs-sen l *f» .d P.iiflau l pi.-sente.1
the name o 1 lion. Frederick U »bt of 1*01
li un
A committee, consisting of Me**r
< lias** of f .1 ,is. Palmer ol Bangor. VV **b >
ot Water* tile. O’Biioti of t oruisb. and
■ Knight of Portland, wen* appointed to re
ceive *ort and conn! votes for *1. legati -at
large. Idle several bado.iugs W ei e had.
and the following g* utleiueti fleeted :
lion. F. A Pike of t aiai*.
lion. Frederick Kobie of t>orhaiu.
Hon. Isaiah Stetson of Bangor.
Hon. K. 1*. Farrington of Fryeburg.
The following gentlemen were chosen
Alternates :
John Hall. Em., of S*»uth Berwick
Hon. S<*tii Tisdale of KH-sworth
F (’. Perkins, Ksq., of Farmington.
Hon. Edwin Five of Newcastle.
The caucus then adjourned with enthu
sistt*-cheers for Guant ani> Colfax.—
[Daily Kennebec Journal.
. Business Notices.
KmFLmymkst To euergeltc men «nd w*»
m* n. we give cmrdoyiucut that pay* from #4 to
P p,r day. Busin*'ss strict iy honorable, und
ailapted to every city, town and village, "end
to *«n>p e ami goto Work at once* Address
J. Latham k Co.. £rj VVaahmj(tou St. Boston,
Mass tf 51.
Stagnation in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenth* ot the diseases “flesh is heir to.’*
This, however, it obviated. wrmiolT debili
tating the system, by administering Lvniam's
Caihautic Extract. tf 51.
Not among the least of the invaluable prop
erties of Miss Lawyer’s salve are its beniti
cial eff.atk on the hair. Rtibb**d .»1i the scalp
in ove ot six different parts it promote* the
growth of the hair, prevent* it* turning giay.
and,on bald *4»ots. it produce* a new growth
of hair. No lady should be without this inval
uable article as au indispensable cosmetic for
the toilet. It eradicates dandruff nnd disease
from the head, and blotches and pimples from
the face. tf50
Sprains are thoroughly cured—iffhere be not
extensive lesion— v thoroughly Using Kenne’s
Pain-Killing Magic Oil. It is also good for
other pains and aches. It is an excellent f»m
ilr_^.l .. *l .u . K.I..
Good Food and Plenty of It, produce* the
tame effect upon a person who has been starv
ed that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic does
upon the Weak and Debilfta'ed: it makes tb< m
strong and vigorous, changing weakness and
suffering into strength and health.
We understand that the whooping-cough is
quite prevalent in towns around us; but thist
no cases have proved fatal. Some families use
nothing but Johnson's Anodvne Liniment.
Our Doctor, however, sars a little ipicac. to
produce vomiting, would be an advantage.
There are more than a thousand different
kind*of pills in the United States. Some of
them are worthless and injurious, others are
ff»»od and beoeficial. Old Dr. Parsons invent
ed the best anti-bilious pill we ever saw or
heard of. They a ? sold under the name of
Parson's Purgative Pills.
Be Careftit- —In these days when tight hats,
hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the
hair to fall out. It is a matter of no little im
portance to know which of the hair prepara
tions are of any value The majority, a* bit
been frequently proved by the first derm.itolog
lata, yr hair-doctor*. posess little «.r no mer
it. Such being the tact, it is consoliug to those
who are afflicted to huow theue in raaliy one
good article, woich i- recommended and UM?d
y the first medical authority, and hag *tood
werv tent, many years. This preparation is
Hall's VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAlK RE
NE'WEB,—a truly scientific compound, which
i* unquestionable the best pjepamrion of the
kind now before the American public. It will
restore to gray hair ita ungual coi«»r. cleanse
iheberd thoroughly,tore all eruptions ot the
w*alp; and will always restore the hair *o long
at nay germs remain, aa they almost invaria
bly do, until extreme old age has destroyed
the roots. The orignal article is made by R.
P. Hall A Co., Nashua, N. H.
Know observation* under the Miero«copc of
the blood of patients u-itg Fellows’ Compound
Syrup of llv|>opbo*pliites. taken from time to
time positive proof ha- t*een obtained ol the
n nioval of di«e-»*ed and *tead Idood particle*
and the *ub-tituthm of vitalized di-c*. *„ nec
eaanry to Ibn ronatruetioo ol beaitby mutcle.
——^
Ellsworth Pri«o Current.
CciTort*l Weekly.
Arr'e* per be.St.Jo Potato,,. in
Cooking.—50 a fl.on K/f«.. .v»
fried.10 a It IkiMMHitir Lard.l?|
Rutter per »h.,.tn limindtfog. .* a a
IVant. per bit.. SoO a 1.30 lieef. Tag
Clwwwe.17 tear snltPork... #20 a ia
[ Com.. ..106a II* Million.4 •» 5
Flour.tk»0 t * II ou -pi mu J amt*.7 a 9
drain—Parley,.»• Turkey*.15
<t*t*.70 a 7'» Idrken*.lo i 15
Rye.113 a 1.13 V* al.4 to 5
llsjr.23 »>' Ham.li* 10
Hide-.'d R ugh Tnltow.6
"locpSkiu . ..100a 123 j Rendered .10
I til -kin*.I ' llanl Wood, . lAOaO.IO
i Lime.1.40 per cask I Mill..t.uu a 4.0“
i (o,n Meal,. il** I Fleece Wool.50 a 53
Rj • ..1 .tO a IJW | Pulled,.3u to 3
MAKIXK LIST.
.Xrwtaraada.
Brig J II Lane. (of Soar«pofi) shut®, at N Y
| from Mutant**. rejmrt- fine weather up to the
fi li itisl. and thru look t h uvy N L gale, ship
ping heavy -c*- and stove forward house.
**vh 1 ha* L Moody, (of Frauktort) Abbott,
af N Y t.om INra. report* fi i»* weather to Hat
trn-. ml from ihence five day* with strong
Mrlabl* gale*, during winch lo-t I mat a..d -p*if
-ails; fi li m-t. Jo* Coi*i,rr*. -e*tn*u. of Th"iu
s*tou. fell overboard from the jibboom and w •
io*t.
Ship Wn Cummtng*. Miller, from New Or
j 'em- for Cronaiadt. !m- put into Bermuda in a
teak\ condition «ud will r 'main for rep dr-.
-I.... r. .... V..... .. r.._ V ..
Y«»rk. before r« jHirt4'<l misting. ha* arrived at
N T. bavng been bmwo off.
**« h Z* t.» l’*i. Thoinps.m. at Maugiiez from
Mai anus, report* i.eaff N md N K gales the
entire i as*Hg»*. and w %% to«i*. s NoriU id llat
I 'm*. has lict'ii leaking 9000 strokes per hour
' tin* l-.r»t 12 .1 n*.
ItttMpje Alice TatIton. Connor. from lurks
I«Und* for Portland, put into Newport l.Vh
j *b«*rt of pr •vi-ion*.
•*** li l.- \ ,int. (.it Minhrg.in) broke fmn» hw
tu "M mgs st M ohegui n the gale »>l .Id u»*t,
-.n.l di Hie «»«i! o *. t i »u tin- i> h « ap’ f r nis
Hrt ke|t with In* crew started in the He-»rgle
J i hI. and after a long *♦• itch found !tet 2<>
I to 25 uni* south of the 1-iud of .M-mlngau.
i W lih the vv ai» r o»er her h ill
IliMuirrs.
>eh u.T.in, from H **t«*n <f »nd f,,r
Tort »iM vv.ih corn. * nil* g .»ng through Itr.» » I
**• din-1 14 ii. pitched and r • lr.| *,. t>id y. iha?
fu i initniu i*t hru-•- »b-»ui Iitu third* up tnd n *
ii» It i oirud iw ir foresail ftittr»dr. d>« ih nig 1
t o v »** !<• Im<I• v i list *!i~ vv a* -h ig-d |o put j
luti* l.\ im for repairs.
t ten- garaged at Navann if) night d
| fin- 7< a in*; *«fing «. veml raffs <-f fog- .olnf:
• i,*l d mi tging n a « c\n tr **'-||it pot. Ouv .
, on«- v« -*• I tieid 'o her am h i: jjc.
- h lt> I1J Kr an si in. »l Kockl ml. which n *
I at Cat Kid i i lt)«l pa • ! h , *
i!l I .» • l,!.\v «lld vvent **hore it M : .• , if* J*- lut .
i- av III. her high and Irv t !ovv til. . Mm 1|j4, j
In en got of! » ner. m I with the . v p-|i>u of
In i.ig *ti slu'd i* Ittfie hurl
N- " Y«NTfc. I- * 15th—fho !'ir>pie Hi- Nit
Fletcher, whnii went ashore ar Fi*i M * Uie*.
1. I last Week, h »* gone to pmces. The Cargo,
t* a ill I silk . vi »* | >.it 11) * IV • d
"• ■ M.n CM Uak'i. iroin Haltun ire. arrived
iM hul > <in Uth m*t. v% i h decks swept,
• arg • • laUMg.'d and boat* g »ne.
* aindeu llei i. • I *a> s .he I boroughfire ,
Hi i U Iwiit . 4 a; t Mi I*. «j< ii»* lii ipe s( •»i iii .if
?*uud«\ m'ru ng <>t! m r iu Hit mgs iii the rn-.i .
• ugiii »r I .• Imi.iT i* 4 * -H.p ..{ p) tons. b
Va.Ucd it $|<JUU. In*Hi t| I .r 4 l
**hl|» India, fiotn l‘» iis.icula t .r l.iverp"- I
put inf-* h. • Hist 13 ti iu*tf with daUl.i
ti »v . g In * it 4*h->l>- .ill i re. f
lti ig l arm? K Ticseimg f >m It .a»nn for 1
<* . .ii,. put info V\ linn ngt.o, \ , pj jj
w i’ *i ;■•** ■ .| * i • 11id lu »ml> » nu u »ke«i. * k
*** h. I>aViJ I tab ui,s (- '•Iocs ton) (julc
ft on «»i - v •-«; >u for Sew Y irk 11 » •, ■ * % _ /
2nd I 'I. O.t in nil* ill. *p.lt f..re* i:i . l ist ,n 1
n * a • r b> ih li.ii.l foreui »st fi ,d six m j
b .W iV.s .1 ligg U b-W-pir at kill;
fo a*!*. in mb*N.in *>oie Inm *. ve.se) r«. M
I ».il|.p:llg *» V *ea- ; oil 11,** Hill, lost t ..
'All *p: nog hnt III .ii. v. -m-I .a ||,. r. > of I |
v% ud on.' *»-a. dr if !->g on a lee «h -re e»u^
a d • 111 ik- a i < r got .lu ll . * Hid eh i ^
out. lull, w lid shift d N 4V md blew |,-r
shore, w i|. h .jste.l unto 111 fi. w tie u th** d •
of llie vessel com nei ced to work and ui i g
g -1 Inf ; iher. tiring no eh mr« of . |V,„x , i j,
v e-»el 4 ti .mis wrie taken >.fl l ie 1 HI, t,v f.r^
U in r t uii<, N i*»u. fi'Mi Haiti, »ui land-,
at S* vv \ rs (bill.
• * up*"* ■ 'onifli at Near York fr.
Aq on !••*. and spin %>,,* it„.| sprung h>re|»> .»£
* • - M ha A. U • i: |r, at New Yoi
lr hi t odeu i'. in • g % . 1 > ,, uV. of! i t,e r 4i. ' *
of l». a w.»ie in iN >. g.le w>i. i a-t d 7* ! 71
hour*, si.v, bulwark* ant lost dvk load «*f |
Ce'laf og*. • I
b f 'ii i a. It * kel y. of an I fr >»,, sr John Nit
f .r Uosi.iii. A i* a*tioi e at >tu It a, boi . >| .•. sti
the il u in*l I in* Fuinia was iuadr I Willi
iuin.x i. ai.d p bo. y vou d not lx- go ..{I
lii ig Jt < Mai .i (ui Tori i * g ». at
s Y »' M h tiaa. rep r<s Uih iist. lat 32 10,
I"!. 77 32 w t. n • to du mg 4 i,. »v) > 1. gsw .
•I*ipi-*4 a treiin lid u* -ea w’in h bfok - *'4u
t Ino.is. ,t ive on warw-. and storied fbe ve*ewl
teasing. ai*o vv.»*n d overtioard dick load u*
■ s, tl iiluUl aud Watet « 1.4, .
_
Doiik sin- Tort*.
!••»* T ’*—<11 111., b iqae Vnu* M Dray, f JT 1 .’
» au b ig vim Ih ». *1 n.
\ 4 It • te 1 . . ,,»»« Phi! 1
* I * • >, * II1 • t*** t.m . W |!Sot 1 l.t X • r|»o«»| ; brig {
A b- 'l 1 • ‘I . *r , li, iv lviin, 11 it til*
• • » - u . .
'! 1 1* 1 >.-qne Mirs'.h -u and F.vj.t, brig
l. < Ui- . oi l o n« s
A 1*0 •>■ h lleiK*. K Ho-k Hay, \ s.
' F» > b- .4 >rs .so ion 5;»r*r. I».ngo. Annie
'1 4., M. g l 4 . *
\ 1 'I i.irq..- I a',e| Sewn ill s( Thom is
vFm Hu • -.ittin, fril I n -Huft llifi inil,
• J • . .el.. - il Ilm-fc VauCilet. Ii. ouacvim
. . i_ ... 4 .4
* J 1 4,. . s in ,r.ur , 4«alre*t ... , M . ,tizu
di , ... rft K isu.ort
*11 tf v\ I llor -e
Ai laili, V abioet, 4 .nine y I W hitia me Deer
Island.
Ar ZDfh. brig 0>o«UnUnr, U«-iix«
M41.km—A. I7tn, l'a/agoo. Hi.ke*, ia«ip..rt;
Oreg- n. Kockiand; Convoy , French foi N Y
bUil'CuttR—.Vr i'U). *.'ti* II * Ut'we. Tunu'C,
It. cklanit 1 -t New lurk, » i. N g*>:. g i;.-. if. n tr 1
Ka*ip«jrt fo. do, Ocean belle. L -lliii. Mm hia* IL-r
do: .1 T Hardiug, lb binsou. lb. >u.
ItiK'kmiir-s.'ld nUi. -ch i »Uwainf.-ak. I^ird t«
VV I.ongt u
Ni.w l4>n-l’k**eil tbr<nigh«sii' ’ <j,»n- liin.
•ch •* T ltroun. Tinker, a- <1 1 • -> : »pln A ,osier,
rwin Itob sen lor Trovtiieuee, W il Uailier, Kao
l ifl. no f r li..*ion. Kio. Nuitei, do i.». Trosi
'Ui.-e
lid litti. Montezuma. llamta(*nd Uaib'duen;
l.tpsev Qu-eu. Matanz as. Ntai.ight, tlnpkio*.
Ja< 4*ouV n le *
\> idth.biig 'i a* N Via* tin. Ilr-wn, Demerara
,ada)s, fChs AitmrU l.trencr. t rectum*. T irli iuil
t o N .rinti,, i;« t». ca-a Fiorem ■ Kkli, T011] i. «| for
Ttdlad-'i|'ln ». N. v.i : * Davis, «1 . for no. \
Haynes. .Nuiiiti. frail kivvm. 'l sr.a. H ir I
»ug. Ttovidriic*1; diiil>»o. Hiiislow. Torilau l
\r 150,. b: g MarU.a A Merry. Kerry, ^ ardena*
Col ik ti, »mp H arle. tlmuphrev. n.r H *ug
K-jug. l>4 que Mila*. H'gguis, Aspitiwall, sen
via> k.velyu, M- ia-nu. .Noiluik.
T * * »e J Ihrougn Hell Usis IJUI. tchs Malabar,
Md aily. VVecsaWkeu »4W Newport; Lucy Ann .
i'orre). New Vo k tor Salem
Ai L’nh. in qin Mar) Knowiton Totter. Tort .111
Ti Ce, nli Zela T-i, l li"mpsou. May tguez.
4 id. *cti fried -mub. ■'imiri, Harbuloe.
Ar I5ih, l»ng* W«ter I.U) . Mraui, >ania Maria;
M tiiha A Men v , lie. v r arvlrua-. An.li 1 Ina -
lot* , VV lilU‘, Nail Lay 1 1
1 id, n-:.* llcicn A lioAtu, AlexsQdci ,l>e:uei ara ,
\g -.11 ilsdun, PeH*aco. ^
vr l.’>.ii, baiqa. " Idaiio, kubanl-ia. • n-nlu-g v.
Vbe.deeii. 1 iv it, * fr .1 i v«-*1«m . b l-* lti • • !> • :.
Caidewa*, Nliuwankle. Ttu Kina, taai Vr.,l»*ii . Ton
vtri, Allen. 1'en-aC ..a, H M U»*«iev. New
Orleans; ‘dm Campbell, mukU, Aqaim, fr, it m»
v ei, Keilev, Ma. gmz. U*ii, bust-., tt.ekpori j
for Viig ua , Nevad 1, Davi-. Toriiaud,
Sid -tn p Orarle. for Hong Kong.
Ar l4»ui. barqu.; vlary C K„i, Matanxaa;
[ vch C il t.atou. 'iiacklmd. Tori Morant, Ja.
. Lld.baiques ■•aiah A ••taple*. >tone. Cardenas; j
fr. A Cochrane, »wa»y. do; brig Tally Ho, Chlsaui. '
[ XuuidaU.
Ar ltflh. barque Aarali b Hale. White, Malinza*. j
sch Outara, >prague, Mdk lliv.-r, Ja.
Ar lath, L Vi Met 1 ui. Muck-port, frill a May. 1
! Calais. Sardinian aud i.ataw tiuieak. Kockiau *1. J 1
C luiti*. un-1 li W fc-it, tor Virginia.
~ MAiUUEb,
Waltham—Eeb. ITtb, by A. 1*. Barker, Esq.,
Mr. Joshua Seeley of Ellsworth ami Mi** Syl
via V. .Iordan of Waltham.
Tre muni—Feb. tftfi, by Andrew Tarr, Esq., i
C»l»t. Ju«*.-ph W. Hobiuson aud Mr*. Ada A. '
Uobin»ou botli of Tremoat.
Boston—13th iu*t., Mr. Arthur Baxter, ot
Quiucy and Ml** Lucy Odiqrne of l>ix l*iand, ,
Eden—Feb. 11th, by L. J.Thomaa, t**q., Capt. ^
Alburn Salisbury ami Mi** Sarah C. Thump- I
son, both of Eden.
Urlund—Jan. 14th. bv J. H. Condon, esq., Mr.
John S. Partridge and ilia* Susan Gray, both of
Urlund.
Sullivan—Feb. 19th, By W. B. McCrate Eaq.,
Mr. Gilbert Gould-boro and Mi** Ada A.
St ven*. both of Gould-*boro.
a
DIED
Treinont—7th last., Mr,. Myrtle Johnson,
aged 81 year,.
South Hancock—Feb. 9th, Mr,. Elizabeth
Crabtree, widow of Lemuel \V. Crabtree, aged
Mi year,, 10 month, and 23 day,.
Urland—Feb. 13tb, at hi, residence in thia
village Deacon John Buck aged 77 yean . Thu,
closing a long and well bpenl life in' the peace
fill as-uranee of the higher life.
Mortality ha, in thia diapenamiion inflieVed on
thi, community a aevere bereavement. Mr.
Buck’, characteristics were energy and activity
in business—unqualified Integrity and atrict
morality. A, a Christian be was firm, eon,be
tent anu devoted. Hi, opinlou were not al' the
neutral or negative kind, but eminently posi
tive and openly expressed and vindicated.
Whatever ot fault or defect may have been
ascribed to him—with or without cause—will
now readily yield to the pressure of sadness
which pervades thi, community and be remem
bered no more, and general assent will assign
to Um “the reward of the Just.” E.
Caution.
MS Randall haa cautioned people against harbor*
ing me on hia account, ml aay* 1 have let!
his bed and board A* to the bed. that was my
r»n*on*l property when married. and as for board
maintained my wif ail and Mr. Randall a part of
the time.
OR1NDA M. RANDALL.
Caatlae Jan 10, 111. M
Caution.
ALL peraona are hereby forbidden to harbor or
trnat mv wife, f.ucy C Gray, on mv account,
a* I th ill pay no debt* of her’ oo«»racl»ng, the
having loft mv bed and board without any Instill
able cause. ALMUN'D L. GKVY.
Sledgwick, Feb 10, 1372. 3w7»
Commissioners' Notice.
WE, the subscriber*, having tveen appointed hy
the linn. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
for the « onn»y of Hancock, to receive and e\*o,
me u?e claims of o-editor-. to the (state of Wil
iisro Fullerton. Jr.. lau of E It worth, deceased,
repre*eated insolvent. do herebv give notice that
•I* months are a'lowed to taid creditor* to bung
in ami prove iheir claims; and that «re shall at
tend that service »t ihe uffi e of A. F. Drtn^wa
ter. In said KIUworth, on the d *t Wednesday* in
April and Msy iiex .
A. r 1»IU XK water.
MONROE Yot’NG
Elltworth, Feb ftth, DCl. Sw7
The Latest and the Best !
New Washing Machine,
Invented bv a Lady who h*« had a long rxpe
neuce iu ihe Laundry busineas, and .* hicb
not onlv combine* ihe g***! •|>i.*!mes
of all W i*hl »g Machine* n<»w ui
use. but i* an improvement on
their bc*t quahlies.
It saves Time, labor, Feel & Seat.
< tu l»e easily woiked hy a child, will not get
out <*f order, and will *avc it* c »*’ iu a fear
»n«»nlhs in the wear and tear of g irmcnlx and the
breaking of Imttou*.
\**w on exhibition at the American House. K it
worth, where we will l»« pleaded to give you *c- '
ruar demonstration ot iu utility and practica
bility.
Don't Fail to See it Work.
< «>unty tud town sight* <>r tingle tuacbiue ou
appii auou of the \g-ut*ot the •» .*t
Intralmui A Hunt,
7tf Post 1U»v 477. It Kill id, Mt*.
FACTS I
9BRL
Wheeler & Wilson
Sewilig Machine!
THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
H!I Ii >111- h> rear i il-. ileal iuAUi>
i* lev trie-' weight ?'
1 iICv eotlldit't Dae of Vm (I » if. ( )i
' in*e l t«> k;i »vv liov ol ! fie* rl.uri wh
i dlirr W he i e the ti -Duail < i ; in I e •
W li e l lie- to ill til»! sum I it ruV J*
i i I ^ di-^u-lc l uml let:.
K ni i .4 a- .i ^eiicrai l.iiu^j i» ticultliv'#'
i the. have ;;ot
T1IK. BLOCK. ISLAND MEl^LFA
p hero pretty lm<I I h i 1 it* oriifir
1; 1' I e.e vv .it a f l.ow natn.-d Hid
I- t ank fix*. II * was * > t uni ot *
o»l drink tii.it lie would roll ovei'oii. 'r
i- hick in tlit! street wifli a tuuuei
lekiu^ in h - thro it, a id a ju.j of w a i - •
“ h. .»m* si le, with a paper stuck otiul*S.
winch rea 1:
Kind -tranters, a* you pa-* a!
P*>ur in the funnel < kkI aw 1 str ing.
He enjoyed a «tmi*. he dal. Me harp..
ivo sieam-eous -* lon^, one riav h» ’
*'m- i: tie vv n. a i. r *•*».! o,» ahnteuiioiis
Wiiile. Me joined fin* J .i... u.^w.
• iT'.il*,«r'M»in* at the M.huerjr More of Mr*.
M r n • « i m
I *rol>jrti» !\ot
TO Til V. II >\ r»I It sTD Fsof the s„jH <.„,,
?"•*; • «I ("onrt -’eft* I.** bo’l**n a* I'M-** - * 'i
w11' m an** for 0',- i nm* ol Hancock m si»-,»
of M nn»' on th** *e '.vnd T-ie-d ir of A prfl A D
lf7?
SOrilf \ At.I KY of Flcn
in *»'•! < owntv Hvnce-k. wife of Ephraim Al'ev t
r*f •«i<) F. len rr«|>*rtliillv libel* ir 1 if v. - t :s
*-«> w.r . Mr* C.'irt t» be tn* oil'd fiat -be n s*
li*ftl'lr mvrn* I to the -V I VphrOm A it
l 11-wo'th in -aid i 'in*'- • )l m •-*< k .n th- l.
I.ir < f Imiiv v \ I) | * * • , D \#a M.- \ i ■ * Oit
« f 11*ti• ■ < f ho J’f.n i* now end I i
p'l l>v »»H Enh-i -i |i*w*V> Itrs h'Mon
who ire n > w 'ivmsr * * r. \m i \J. wh . will b<* four
i v**.irH ol * April «*h. 1*7*2 «nd Uplrtit' K who
ill' be -won v :trs .11 the .11-t «*»'. ot Mirth \
P 1ST- that inur b’»cl*n* -roe Choir int- rro »r
rtitfi* h o llwui behaved bet-elf »« a fa»*h ill.
nit*s*r nn f afT«-r*i >n t«- wrif*- ttnrar.l the «*id Kph
r*ini A !*• wh .Hr re* »r 11*-- of' hi- ni irna^a
• iwfnsnl and d**tr on d-vers dav« and tori'**
•lure tn*-ir - ud iMtrrm «rri a***. v / on the Is* ! iy I
of M iy \ I> **r? at «,ouM«boi o in said ' ' Mini j
wnd on d r»*r- tun*'-) and plv*** -in*’** H»'.? ho* |
(■"•nillIlH the crime «>f adnlccrv with direr
Irw i women who.** nine- *-e t-» v »ur lib** <nt 1
unkunw Tha* «ai I Fr-hr lim MI*• v or«m''t‘- '
thi* rr'firc of vl"'t* rV wi*h .>n^ f haHon** V F -*
•t lr«mt>oui|.| |-| % din sail 4 onn'v .if l!:in**ock i
on U»c IUI d*y of July A. !>. and C
•lire-* other time* wnd plwcew -aul Kphinim M
lev commrtted the rnroc of adnltery with *a. i
(.'Ciwrli.Ue \ Fo-s ince th« 31»t <t«f of July A.
l> I'd'* Thwl **id Fphrwim and Charlotte A. ••*>
bibi'ed *t Bockland Me in M*y and June A. I*
1^71, a* hw-f.amj nn I wife; tint fher were 1»«t
heard Iroffi fn December \ Il 1*71, at l o»l' n,
'In* Th it wince their interm irriaife Toor hb«*l
ant h*« i.red *t Kden in *md Con tv <-f ll« m k
u tfi -aid F(Aralm Alley n« hn«band nri-l wife
until April A. I# 1*71, since which period he ha*
entirely deserted h.-r wnd her children and ha*
enntrihoted no^ln* »o her or »heir support,
wherefore yoi#«- »uid lib Iwnt piwv* riifbt and Jim
tn e wn*l that she m.iy be divoicesl from the b< • ni *
• 4 matrimony betw-en her and in 1 her -aid hu*- ■
band, that her request U reason ibb* and proper.
e«#ndueive to HoirMitic harmony and eon-i*t*-nt '
with the u«*ace nnrf morality of -o«*ietv. And sfo* j
natild furtfier re^peclfullv .i»W for the cimtodv
ao-1 education of h« r *iid children. Nina M :in*l
f.etette K . a* lh**ir father, the -aid libelee. I- hi
o' *uita le person t » b*ive the care, cit*todv and
e<lO' alion ot sai I < tiildren on account ot his nu
Ui »ral habits, Wild aw tu duty bound will ever pray .
SOPHIA ALLEY.
Ell*worth, Jan. hill, 1813.
Ilanfnr. Feb Id. JST>.
In vacation.— It iw orderrd that thewithm name 1 ;
ltl»el*nt Kive noilcr lo the Itbe ce of th** pen
dency of t !> tea Mm-I bv pubiiwhinc an a* tea led |
copy of the w it hi n libel and thl*order three week*
sue* e«-ively in ihc KHwivorth \n»en«-an pnbli-h
»-d at El -worth in Hancock (Jounty, the last uu •
beat ion I-* he thirty dav* a* b**-l before th«- next
term the Supreme Ju ii i ll Court to be hoiden
at Ell-worth in Hancock Couniy on the second
I lie Ida v ol April next
El*Vi AKI> KENT, J s. Court.
A true ewpy of the libel and odor t lie icon
Atte-t il. B. SAI NDERS Clerk
3w8
To THE IIoNoKABLE T HE Jl sTICE> of the
supreme Judicial Court next to be hidden at
Kll»«ortn, wiinin ami i..»r me c-miniy oi nan
c«»rk on the second Tuesday of October A. L>.
1871
C AKOLlNE E. GILLA'PIE of Mariaville.
in the County of Hancock and 'tale ot Maine,
wile of William Gillaspie, respectfully libels and
given this honorable Court to be in formed; that
•he eras lawfully married to said w illiirn Gilla*
pie at Alexander m the County of Washington in
**aid State, on the 3th day of dune A. 1). 186.') by
It W. Tyler Esq . dustier of the peace, and ha*
had bv hiin no children , that she Jived and cohab- 1
lied Will) said William titilaque at Cooper in said
'tale, a* man and wife from Ma * 18«3 to dull 6lh
l#*;, when *ai I William t .illa*pie, your libelant*
husbnnd, wholly disregarding hi* marriage vow ,
aud obligations, did Wilh>iU cause or provuca- j
non desert and abandon her, your libelant, and
went to Alexander aforesaid and afterwards to |
place or place# unknown and that hi* present
v» hereabouts are unknown to your libelant, that
said William Will aspic then cruelly neglected and
refused to provide tor your libeUnt’s support and i
that during and since said desertion and abandon (
rnent said William Cillaspid continually disre
garding his said vow* and obligations still contin
ues to abaudoii h«e» and cruelty neglects aud re
■ lose to provide /or her, your libelant's support,
and that he nas never returned to re-nine his
marriage relations: but that your libelant in all
things since their intermarriage has always be
haved herself as a iai‘hful, chaste and affection
ate wile towards him the raid William Gtllaspie.
Whereas there are no rea-onable or probable
ground* an which they will ever come together
again ami assume their former relations ot hus
band and wife. Wherefore your libelant pravs )
right and justice, aud that she may be divorced
fiom the bonds of matrimony between ber and
her said husband : that it is reasonable and proper
conducive to domgalH barmory aud consistent |
with the pence end morality or society,
CAROLINE K. GILLAHPIE. j
Ellsworth Sept., 1st, 1*71.
STATE Off MAINE
HANCOCK, ss. Supreme .fudicinl Court, Octo
ber Term, 1*71.
Up*»n the loregoing libel the Court order, that
notice of the pendency of the same be given to
the libelee thereiu named, by serving an attested
copv ot Mid libel, aud ot tins order thereon, on
the said libelee or by publishing ttie same iu the
Ellsworth American three weeks successively
the Inst publication or service aforesaid tw be at !
least thirty days before the next term of this 1
Court io be boideo at ElLsWOBTU, within and tor
the county of Hancock, on the second Tuesday of j
A pi iI next, that said libelee may then and there j
appear, and answer the sakt libel, and show !
cause, if any be have, why the prayer tAeieoi
•hould uol be granted. _
Attest H. B. SAB5DER9, Clerk.
▲ Iran copy ef the libel and order thereon.
[ Ait—l: H. B. aauxoBMa. Clerk,
Proposals.
SEALED proposal* will lie received (until the
second Monday in March) for furnishing ma
terial* exclusive of the frame and building a school,
bouse according to plan" and specifications, which
May be seen with the buildiog committee
K C. CII \TTO.
I G WALKER.
D L ROBERTS,
I B PERKINS,
R W. CONDON.
«• -i.- ... . Building committee.
Brook,,t!l« Jan. n. 187*. 6w«
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
WHERE \S. \\ ilium E. Grinded and Amos C.
Grinded, late of B'uehill. d ceased. br
their deed of mortgage dab-d August 8 h. !8%.a-h1
teoorded hi Hancock County Registry. Vol. 138.
Page JIM conveyed to Reuben Uiindell late of
ItUiehfll. decease*1, a lot of iand lying m said
Bluchill. bounded N. W by Penobscot tow*
line southeasterly by landol Dirid Black, south
westerly by land oc.mjue* bv llora<*e Mixer, and
northeasterly by land of Elbion and Byron ller
ri« k being the late homestead of the late Reuben
Grendell,—also, one ocher lot lying in *»i I Bl ie
hill, on Camp stream, and Hie same conveved by
John Stevens to said Reuben Grendell. recorded
at Hancock County Registry, ami improved by
said G tndell in his life ti ue as a meadow and
w«»od hit. and the condition of said mortgage
having lieen broken. 1 Susan Grinded. A im's of
the Goods and Estate of said Keubeu Utindell,
claim a foreclosure thereof.
Si’s \N GRfXOELL, Adm’x.
Bluehill, Jan’y 31. 187*J. 3w7*
Eastern Normal School,
CuMtlnv, Malun.
SPRING TERM begins March 7, closes May 10.
In addition to the usual advantages oi the
-< h'o|, lesson* m Elocution will be given by Prol.
iii Vna'otuy and Physiology. by l>r. rin Cut
ler of Mass, ppvdat aticntiou given to vocal
music and free baud dr a.r mg. SuideuU havs
practical school w rk with a mode! das* of
•mail pupiK. Tuition as l text books free. For
particulars, address,
3*: o T. FlETCHER. Priacipal.
NATURES REMEDY.'N.
YEGm&Oi
TH^REATBlOO^JRiriER^r
\h • K ITN K is made exclusively fW>m Juices of
carefully -ele led barks, roots and kerb*, tnd
to ttruug'y conceittr atw i that it will «ff«cinallj
•' id «’•- ' ■» M lh'* svstc U every ftmf Oi Scrufs
Is. krrsfulss* Humor, fnann, ( saerr,
4 snirraa* Uawsr. Erfalpelsa. halt
heasm, Viihillilc Ruraaea, 4 ssker,
I'almnrM 4l Ike »lonas< k. i . I ail Die I s
I o,n in . . »• H.v-.i brlatlca,
Inlfammatorv 4 kroalc Hkruissliasi,
heuralala. 4-out v.-l Opiual 4 uasplaisU,
Can olllv ■ ** (Tec l I ll1 V • •!>•*'I lit irtlg'l !»*• 1.0 ■ l
liters ts! Erspthe «lt*ea*e« *f tbs
akin. Po*InIp«. Pimples. Rinuhrs. Bolls,
letter. "Acaldaead >ii I llls^sorw. v n,K
Tl N t. f» i - 1 V i I . T t .» : it- r || | -it
K Pains In tke Bark. Blilnev 4 >»m
plalnts. Ilmpar. female IV.-sknrss, Leo.
rsrrkira. • ■*• . • o. .« ui , ».. i
u a i 4seuerai Ikcbilltj, V h<,.
KTINFC act* si these
r-oapl.iiut* It mvu'tries ml strengthen* Che
wh i b ur»oii t’ie •eoretive organs 11 -
l i\ « infl inn i 'ii, C'ir«)i ulc*' »Uoi aiil legulate*
III** to l .-Is.
V »• 4 alarrk. Ilrtpepsla. Vfabllnal 4 oa
fltenes*. Pa |illainta <• f Ike Blrarl, >1 ead
a* be. Plies. Irrmnts m 4seneral
i irii;* i >i me .Irriiiui Irslrm io uc n
cme ha» ever g'veu «iu*u perl.*, i «.iu« a*-:i<*n at
the V hi* K I I .Y K It purifies the b ^ol. c nates
ad the »rg in-, am I p n*«*nei a Controlling po.ver
uu tbi* Servou- ■..'i.-iu
The remvrXitlile cures effected bv VhiKTlN'K
have Induced m my hv»iclans and apothecaries
vvbom .\ e know to ^ resent** and utcitia liivirowu
i.iui lies
In ft. t. VEiJKTIVE i« the best remedy vet d*»*
. >ve * • t and is the mljc
rro.iblr RLOO U PI IUITIII yet placed
before lUu put* > .
* • i •• II. R. ITCVETI. Bo dou. Man.
I*t ice ♦ lit by ad l*> uggiat
eow3mos8
MISS SAWYER’S SALVE.
TTETIF! you hare * salve combining srvMhi-g sn<|
I 1 In aling proper'.*. with no dangerous irgred
I ' A •• •tn**>.iv dli 1 f r th»* many pain* and
n-h •. wo-i-ids .i- ! humrs to whirh :!e»h !« heir.
It more • asiljr appllc I than many other remedies,
r producing a h «d vtb t. but always relieving
j hi. 1. ov.-ver *• v r«*.
It !s prepared bv Mitt &neyer, vrbo has tt*«-d t,
In b r owt sttcn»ive treatment if tbs sick, for
, \ la-, lty \ cars, witli great success.
T' e principal J. • i* * f r * hi. h tins • alve l* r*c
..* b ! or- r Ptlet,
• .*. l” ert . f h'hryim <jr-n>n, Burnt,
b>rer .\onet, t '. /1 »t/■'.••*. frytii-tlnt, .\V?r-r
/ '/'*. /.drGr’i /: ’ ••.<*«* /; ; : I'.'ij tcor'nt.
<. os-»f», fi • t / ( *T. ("ii .rt. r ■ 'ha he, A'tr
srAf, S ' • .' ■ / Bol ’: ... ...-I Breattt,
AcA. 's 'it j- i i ■ '/;♦•/ Ilan it,
"■ y< r. ..... • , . i, if t lit t, an!
£>orti os f ;
It m*v*.r I - « to FI Ft. umatism *f properly
npplied. Halt l. i v • M v th t!.«- hand thr«c times
.»«!»> Ii* v.rd uv*h It h. * curt-d palsied limbs,
r - . it hot I U .»*. (> red ! • be a sure rem
I’.-r*o' s * »t h.i L i .»till :••*! f r years
ha*. • ... r 11 -v< d b . 11- a vppfic.it.- *. \‘ r Bry
.■j -'-js it rks tv 'Im]< • i\ n g :!.« p ll.unmat:, n
•v 1 ; ’• rf".ep.lt f ; f httyf* l IL;h + * *
pr • 1 , si sr* 'mined' ib-iv I t t w if h N/5
lihf i i oM.u t tb « r» .1- ' \ npp:y it fixvly, an 1
they . ■ i ii . I it : . .... . . It Is t 1 i . cases . f
.** r i i 1 T'i i •* * < 1 - , b.-ru cured
with i* Tf» •» t - ’ imn i • t. <) for 5rro.'.'cw
Brt t,i a1 ! .\ > r- .\.j>j>ret N > tv ay inmrloii* but
sure to df .rd i i: s • r IP. :i Ayrt—\iub u
cn t’e* lids g-'Mt'y. " «'-iV (.'ii res deaf
ness bv putlrirf I • ■ 'rs < j . • f <*ott.
l-'jr /•>*.;« 'bis t s * IJ><! r ? ytbifg knon::
i' ’r /'. i, t tl.is a i« I ■ .'.art . K- r Bur-, t
nr 1 .S' *: !t, *iT*p'y »' r- i j - d it go t
is.sn«*Ii-ito rib i 1 r <MU .*or,t. apply once .a
lla
N i am • rf the 1 a*t i e nvam.1 ■ pi op n •
if \!i-* >A'n i i'. >u.i . , : .iuii. li ctTe *
•
«: ! r« ; parts, p. ■ « . r ,a;h , i th. h., r.
it t'.i' i 'rf rf' i d o !)■' d »jm it jm -
... • a i- argioMii l ; No la.iy •bi-uid * i
w !li.» -t to.s i .v.»; i i .- • , dlspet -a «
cosmetic fcjf tbs todi t. It » ra.’u. ate* UaiulrufTn J
• .i-a-aatf from lbs lii'.ulj and bivU.I*vs a..d p.tupica
f> >(u tbo face.
\\ .*. the U'id< r*lgT>ed, have been acquainted with
Mix* Sawyer fur m v v yr-nr*. and bt liwe her t > bt.
a 4’tirutian laily and » nkilful nurse, and har g
•X' d ht-r salve in our families, it gives us great
pleasure lu saying :t u the best general uicdKios
w e have er used :
K -ff. E_F r.ittcr. J»kaT Ttrrrr,
K.-S t\ O IIlhiusis. Wm. II I*i«c,i.
K*f. JoSi-|Ci Kail .. ... Mr. C a . . S«i.,s.
iter l.Mrj- Pratt, Mr* Alex. Snos
Ct:j J, *’ t ‘ r»--l**.t 1 *f I Y Chase an I wile,
fsiK » Cro-kFrs.l ■ <■ J WaV.r.. J . .1 «,fe.
tact- 1^4*1 i A<ii**saml - it- W , ilcatbs an i w.tt.
Mr.11 Vril*i,o aikl Silt, J... ■ **h*« ainl » v.’
K K S*»»*r. .1 > i*sw t»«j wifr,
A. »- Ricr »( M W»gt i s,-i wire.
Cl-* w kenSslI. Jr Mayor W n l uiTpr aia) <• if<*.
Joteph F.,rw*i 1, Dca Licnry Ingraham anj
C It- Mailanl. wilr.
tphralni jkrrrtt, O J Conant 1 l’> <tnia*ter ot
launder Week*. R..ckland) a d » if*,
lion. N A Burpee. I K Kimball and «.ic.
1 raiwis Cobb, William Me Loon.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
If your Druggist is out of the Salvo, and neglect*
to keep supplied, m-ml seventy-five cent* * a directed
beiow. fluid receive a box by return iua;!.
To* up In Large Boxes at 50 cents each
(m arly thr«e (tine* largo as the box ripic.ent«-d
above) i’rvpari-d by MISS t' B.tWvtU. ..r.d
l"*t up by L M ROBBINS. Wholeaalo
and Retail Druggist. Rockland. Me.
A Trial Box sent fo-c r>v mail on receipt i f ai-n-My
five cciiU, by L M BOBBINS. Uockl.il, Mi.
THIS VALUABLE SALVE H SOLD BY
ALL DEALERS IN M: I ■:< INI
For Beauty of Polish. Saving Labor, Clean
I;nesSyDumbility A Cheapness, Unequsled.
nm tk'F or * f*RT1fll.KvX 1«mTf*S», under other
ramt-a. but reaenibl.bg ours fb shape and color of wrapper
rite ad to deceive.
THE RI*IXtt St \ 1*01.1*11 IS BI LE, for atov* dealer*’
-i»e. at tw*lv« cents per nmtnri— twenty-five and fifty
i ■ boxes. “Cheaper than any otner Bulk Polish for
noth'! , •" „
THE KIMSC SIS LIXRKR FESCIL.— $<• Sharpening
Cheap and Durable—mi percedee other art iM'-aforpurpose.
IMklUXISnaLS XI.uU.uuu iikk wrwx. Fornxle*.
bearings and Kschlnerr. lssti *)x Itmetaaloagaaoii
alone. 531b. and W lb. bornee. 13 cents per lb. Try it.
MORNMOt., Prop’ra., Canton, Mass.
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