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1T. VERNON CORNER.
. ~ Ludiss n Hossoch Cos.sv.

Ts ~ L.dis. NJ Hsssoch Cos.sy.
10 the moral waste Of this world We NEE. o.
sAsio"slly with An Oasis which cheers us onward
the surrounding desert.
such IN Oasis, 10 the movement Of the women Of
our County 10 raising . monument to washin eton
In msds such only woman could have de-
vissd or woman could have executed. Blessing.
on them No fear of the Republic while We
nave suoh women among Us, to raise future WASH
ingtons, should our Countrys need require.
The following letter was received this morning
from the Agent Of the town Of Brooksvills, for
Che MI Vernon Fund. It speaks for itself-
ssnusnts would ~ sapsrAuous.
oshsrs an not asked to vie with this libe1lity:
one dollar constitutes . woman . member Of the
aoblsst Association which the world ever witness.
Cd with here and there . solitary instance one
aoilAr 10 enough, but the generosity Of some
hearts 10 unbounded.
"Soms feelings are to mor4als given,
With less Of earth in them than heaven,
And II there b human tear
Of passions dross, refined and dear
tear % limped and so meek
IL would not stain an angels cheek;
lis that which pious daughters shed
Over loved. dead fathers head
1t is however asked, and is expected that every
town in the County of Hancock will contribute a.
lssst from two to three esnts for every Inhabi-
AAnt men, women and children, to the Mt Yer.
non Arsocistion, so that hereafter the traveller
passing through the town can admire the beau
~ of the prospect without having his attention
disturbed BY the thoughts Of the moral waste,
with which he 10 surrounded.
CHARLEs JARVIS
Brooksville, March sth, 1859
Mrs. Mary Ann Jarvis,
Dear Aadam:-Enclosed, please ind the sum
Of seven dollars in behalf of the Mt. Vernon As
soeiAtioo to be credited a. follows
Mrs, Nancy T. Babson, g. 50
Abby P. Babsol ? 90
A, G. Perkins $50
81 90
NY lists have not yet been ysturned, 20 tina.
cannot make full returns, but will Immediately
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Town Elections.

Mt. Desert, March T. 1859.
Friend sawyer
Our Election is past, and the result is as fol-
lows
| Abraham Somes, Clerk.
| John NJ. Noyes, Daniel Kimball, Benjamin
Thomas, Selectmsn &c.
John H. Parker, Treasurer 4 Collector.
Benjamin T. Anterior, Supervisor.
Yours truly,
JoHS NJ. .NoYEs.
fremont, March 7th. 1859.
Friend sawyer
| Our annual town meeting 10 past, and the fol.
lowing Town officers are chosen for the ensuing
year.
Seth II. Clark, Clerk.
A. Richards on, Seth II. Clark, Alfred Har
per, Seieamen.
John G. Wilson, Treasurer.
Oliver II. Fernald, Supverendnt School Com.
The above are all Republicans. This is the
first time the Repub licans ever undertook to car
~ this town on their own strength, and you can
see the result, although every inch Of the ground
was disputed by the opposition, still we elected
every man with handsome majority. X.
EDEy The annual election for the choice of
town officers came off in Eden on the It'll inst
Party lines were straightly drawn, the result of
which was, the Re pubicans elected all the town
officers by respectable majorities. The Black
Democracy was badly struck with the mo't,fea
ton.
orricERs-John s. Salisbury, Clerk.
Samuel N. Emery, sewal Salisbury, James
Hamor ID, Sdecfmen.
Joel Emery Jr. 1reaswer 4 Agen,
James Hamor, Ourseu Of Poor.
Albert Higgins, David Paine, Conssabio.
GorLpsBoRo. Town OFFICERS.
Barney 5. Hill, Moderator.
IL N. Sowle, Cir..
Asa Cole, 10. eph G. Hill, Samuel W. Libby.
Stieeimtn / Asse,so,s.
A. G. Gubtail, Treaswtr.
Ii. NJ, Sowle, &. IS. Com.
All Republicans.
SEDGwick.-p. Morcon Jr., W. II. Sargent
Moses ?. Allen, Stl,ctmea.
r. :. Cole, Ciert Sup,p.Iu Of Sehooi,,
b. Morgan Jr. 7reaswo.
b. NJ. Allen Cotitator.
bLtEniLL lo"S OFFICERS.
Ira Witham, Mo{,Tator igtd.
V. Ellis, Ci5k.
D. h'neA'eE' iH'i''h 'hgA H. Ah'Fe" sea
W, Sel,etnsn, assessors g. Ovessas Of Poor.
r. NJ "afiahu' 1'fa'"T'
ROBERT W, hi"'A''y' 'o1.''fo' '"""a'''
Augustus ~ o's'oi others do
c,.,;,. Tow, nc,tin, March -,h 1879
samuel Adams IL h'd'af0'
ehaties EMS. '5.es'
samuel adam' ii 'har les Rogers Joseph IVES
co't' SkLhc7heS'
Nha'tes hoSef'' iHkAs " eoiAhVt r OF LAKES
All Republicans
Amount OF money raised Tor the support of
schools, S!2J0
For current expenses. 1900
For purchase of new llearse $50
For addition to Town Library, an am, un, equal
TO ., cent. On each nall h.,n, ,bo,., s.,.n,,
DolIrrs.
F'ls"' 'SNsef-
- 4N'S''' W.. :
+ { w.,.,,,n uo,,,.ro.
JAIME. h Parker, CLERK.
sylvanus T link. YIN II. Chase. Ama,, :
Em.rton, ,ELrerNrs, Assessors 4 o,rHsrras Of
me
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SEpcwIcK.-D. Morson Jr., ". II. Sargent
Moses F. Allen, Sei,etaen.
r. :. Cole, Ciet Sup,rp,iu Of Sehooi,.
b. Morgan Jr. 7reasuro.
u. NJ. Allen Co!i,a9r.
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>uRRf. T. {. Sargent, tLEgk
L. ". Davis, TREAsuRER
Luther Lord, Benz. smith, Lowell Grindle 81
LECTNES.
Charlie. joy. A0sSr.
Dr.. p, H. Harding, SUPERVISOR Of schools.
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Corr sBoRo. Town OFFICERS.
Barney $. Hill Moderator.
II. ". Sowle, Cirk.
Asa Cole, 10. eph G. Hill, Samuel W. Libby,
Stitetmtn i Assessors.
A. G. Gubtail Treasvu.
Ii. VI. Sowle, g. S. Com.
All Republicans.
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BLrEHfLL Town OFFICERS.
Ira Witham, Moderator 4 .igert.
V Ellis, Ch1k.
J. ilinckley, Putnam inga'ls, Andrew Sea.
w, Soieatn,n, assessors g. Opossas Of POur.
f. NJ. Garland. 7rtauvr.
Robert W. Hiucklry. tol1.rtor 4 Constable.
Augustus n, O.sooi others do
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Brooksvillc, March sth, 1859
Mrs. Mary Ann Jarvis,
Dear Madam Enclosed, please ind the sum
OF seven dollars in behalf Of the Mt Vernon As
ISOLATION to be credited ~ follows
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THE DELIRIUM TREMENs STYLE OF WRIT.
ING.-Carylc, in describing the manner in
which Frederick the Great became Free
mason, speaks of Masonry as "a phantasmal
kind of object, which had kinded itself, or re-
kindled, in those years (about 1881 in Eng
land, first Of all, and was lowering around a
good deal in Germany and other countries,
pretending to be new light of Heaven, and
not bog meteor of phosphurated hydrogen,
conspicuous in the mark of things" He adds
"a royal lodge was established at Berlin, OF
which the new king consented to be patron
but he never entered the place, and only his
portrait, Ia welcomely good one still to be found
there presided over the mysteries in that es.
tablishment. Harmless fire. but too ia
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infants, we know not how !"
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INTERESTING MARRIAGE CEREMONIAL
marriage ceremony of a peculiar and interest
ing character was performed in this county on
Friday last. The parties were Major Alex.
Culbertson and Natowista, daughter of the
cniei OF the DackI0oJ LndlallS. MAJOR CuI-
bertson is the well. known Indian trader, and
was married to his present wife according to
the Indian ceremony some sixteen or seven
teen years ago, but having lately severed his
connection with the American Fur Company,
and settled down to an agricultural life near
this city, he was anxious that the ceremony
might be performed according to civilized
rites. The parties have three very interesting
children, the eldest of whom is about fifteen
years of age.
The marriage was performed after the cere-
mony of the Catholic church, by Father Scan
Ian, of st. Joseph, Mo. A very large number
of invited guests were present on the occasion
the marriage having taken place at the
majors residence. Among them was Captain
James Kip, veteran of eighty years, one of
the first members of the American Fur Com.
pany, and an associate of Major Cubertson
since the latter's connection with the fur trade.
Like the major, Capt. Kipp has lately severed
his connection with the company, and has set
tied down to spend the remainder of his days
at Parksville, Mo. Father Seaman is an old
and intimate friend of the majors, and one
who had interested himstf in the Catholic
mission established by his church among the
Backfoot nation.
Mrs. Culbertson is a lady of fine native
talent. She is said to have rendered great SER
vice to Gov. Stevens and Major Cumming
(now Governor of Utah) at the time they
visited the Blackfoot country, and made the
treaty of the Judith between this government
and the nation to which she belonged.
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MAMMOTH TUMoR.-The Cleveland Medi-
cal Gazette contains an account of the most
enormous tumor on record, prepared by Prof
Delamater, of the Cleveland Medical College.
The weight was about twice that of the suffer-
er who bore it. The Boston Medical Journal
says: "a daguerreotype likeness of the pa
tent, taken several years ago, during her life
time is in the cabinet of the Boston Society
for Medical Improvement"
In 1885, the patients weight was 269 lbs.
Her greatest weight when i'll health, previous
to her marriage, was 108 lbs; and as her flesh
was at this time greatly reduced, the weight
of her person was estimated at 80 lbs, leaving
40 lbs. for that of the tumor.
The patient died in January, 1854. A par
tial examination only could be made after
DEATH but it was ascertained that the tumors
were of fatty nature, containing cysts com
municating with each other and with the peri
toneum. The smallest tumor was separated
from the body, and was so bulky as to fill a
common wash tub. For the last four or five
years Of her life she was vigorously confined
to her bed, being wholly unable to sustain, for
a moment, the standing posture. During the
greater part of the time, however, her appetite
and digestion were good, and all her functions
were well performed Her circulation was
normal, and even her respiration, in her UNI
avoidable state of quietude, seemed free from
suffering or embarrassment of any kind, and
the expression of her countenance was animat-
ed and cheerful.
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