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Sale OF Timber and Grass on Indian Tow n
ship. in the County Of Washington,

LAND OFFICE, BANGOR, June ~, 1873.
n pursuance of a Resolve of the Legislature en-
tited" Resolve providing I, + the sale OF tim Der
and grass on Indian TOwnshlpo the Pas samaquOd.
dy tribe of Indians, approved Feb. 29 lsis and
Report OF Council made and approved June ..
olce in Bangor, until the 18th day of August next
manufacture AMI take away ON tie lands, not
otherwise disposed of, OF the Indian township in
Washington County all the timber, of whatever
Kind or quality, standing or lying down: also the
grass tai < ows On the natural meadows, except
ing what is ferein reserved, together will the
OF the water power not otherwise diposed OF, on
said township, for the term OF fifteen years from
the twentieth day OF August next, RISE. wing to-
tic Indians belonging to the assamGquaddy tribe
their possessions OF farms, and the right 10 cut any
timber, such they may need Tor building pur-
poses broom anti basket stun, fencing and fire
wood, and ais o their bon. til and betooi ai the
Dung growth on said township, siN inches through
DOT from the ground, which shall be required
Said Indians are also ohlve the right to cut what
grass they may want for their own private use and
benefit, and VI, o have the right TO clear up and
imuroy. a." laL'ls not otherwise disposed Of, for
agricultural purposes, belonging to said township.
The aid tribe 70 have md hold all the above
reservations, privileges anu riSdts. curing the
term oil fifteen years above mcnuCned.
No proposals for q less sun than nNe thousand
dollars will be accepted nor VIII tile ersiSncd
be bound To accept any bid Madc.
Tho terms OF sule 10 be c'sh down, or such Sc
curi,y as shall he approved by the Governor and
Council, with interest annually.
PARKER BJPLEIGlI,
Junc25. tl2j Laud Agent.
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Temperance Lecture.

On Monday evening temperance lee
ture was delivered in the Methodist meet
ing house by J. +. Gerald of Brunswick.
Two things interfered with the success of
the lecturer. First, the small attendance.
and secondly, the leaving of the house by
men and women who seem to have forgot
ten the first principles of courtesy. II is
aburning disgrace in our village that when
open ram shops with unusual boldncss are
leading on to destruction our fathers and
sons and brothers, and threatening many
a family with disgrace and want, SO little
interest is manifested in any exposition of
the evil and SO little encouragement und
respect shown to the man who has the
holiness to grappie with the hydra headed
monster. 1t is>a matter of regret that Mr..
Gerald must go from the place with the
conviction that the ladies OF Ellsworth
have little interest in this work of reform.
as large portion of those who left ths
house while h, was speaking were of that
class.
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DIR. TOBIAS
Celebrated Venetian Liniment,

whose wonderful cures. sure and instantan .on
action. in eases of Chronic Rheumatism, Head
ache, Tootbache, Cuts, Burns, Cole, Cramps.
Dysentery, etc. hive astonisned the civilized
world. 1t is no new catch-penny, but m ar
tlclc that has stood the test of twenty years.
The enormous sale and rapidity increa ing de-
mand is at once the surest evidence of It's Use
fulncss and popularity. Try it and be cony inced
No family should be without bottle in the
house-hundreds Of dollars, md many hours
Of suffering may be saved by its timely use.
Cole, Cramp. Dysentery yield at oace to its
paiu'curatiyc oprrties. Ii is perfectly inno-
cent. and can be given to the oldest person or
youngest child. No matter. ii ,ou have no con-
fdcnce in Patent Mcdicines-try this, and YOU
will be sure TO buy again and recommend to
your friends. llundre IS Of Physicians recom-
mend 1t i'll tscir practice. None genuine unless
signed, " ). |. Tobias Price 20 cents per bottle.
Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, IS Cortland
Street, New York. lns2l
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List OF Patents.

Issued to Maiae Inventors bearing date
Of June IL, 1893. H ported for tie
Ellsworth Am sr:can, b. w. II. Clifford
solicitor Of Patents. 3Oi Is Congress
~ Portland, Ne.
III. L. Carter, Portland, car truck; S. A.
Huntington, Augusta, door springs; X.
NJ. Ma'sur, Augusta. carpet st:eiclIer and
tack holder; L. l.. Stevens. HoIlton, AS
slgnor 10 l. Barker OF the same place. sled
l.. Wilson, Newport, assignor to K. NJ.
Malislir' augusta, cheese press.
Re'ssues, &. Stackpole, n Y, and j. n.
"in>low, Portland, bit braces. patented
sept. 23d, 1862.
Elias j. Hall, FoXcroft, Lanterns; j. /.
Leach, Penobscot, and IL. =. Wirdwell. Bucks
port, Cloak and Coat Suspender; 5. w. Hun.
ihgton, Augusta. Scissors and Shears.
Hetssae, A. ID. Reeves, Portland, Female
supporter, Patented April ~, lSG2.
w. Atwood, Cap, Elizabeth, assignor Ia
Atwood Lead Co., machine for separating
light from heavy particles Of Lethargc &c. q.
{. Hall, Portland, Steam Heater; Z. +. Kim.
ball, Portland, Car Seat q. l.. Bailey, Port.
land, Switch for Street Cars; c. Titus, Union
Dressing Bowls: John Mey er, Portland, Ma.
chine for separating iron from sugar.
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CHAsEs POsITION.-In reply to a letter
the thlet Justice defines his position ON
the question OF suffrage in relation to ma
tlonal politics, as follows:
"Juiy l. 1865. Please say to your friend
that he is entirely right as to my views of
suffrage. and States ri,ht What desire
for the southern States is rcace and pros
ptrity. with all disfranchiscments anu dis.
abilities removed, and all rights restored
10 all citizens, but the practical disposition
%! :..c question Of suffrage, as well as all
other questions is for The people OF the
States themselves, not for outsiders. On
this question l adhere TO my old States
rights doctrines. In the event of nomina.
ton and success ust snou Il so act that
neither the great party which makes the
nomination nor the greet body of pat riot
ic citizens, whose cooperation would in
sure success, would have any cause TO re-
greet their action. 1t is an intense d. sire
with me to see the Dem ,craric party meet
Ing the question Of the day in the spirit of
the day, and assui In TO itself Il long dura.
tion OF ascendeEcy. It can do so if it
VIII. Yours truly,
5. L. CHASE.
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To Females.
DR.. FREDERICK MORRILL,. Phy-

sieian and Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
Diseases of Women. He has made diseases OF
women his stndy for the past twenty years. His
practice has been extensive both in hospital and
in private practice. His reputation has vouchers
in all the city papers, his patients, and the medi-
cal profess both here and abroad being the
most skillul specialist here, and thorough mas
ter OF all sexual diseases.
DIR. Padelford is admitted by the best medical
treatment oil Female Complaints, and il is no un-
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
tice TO recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his specially.
Ladies will reee We the most scientific attention
both medically AID surgically, with private apart
ments duri s sickness, and with old and expert.
enced nurses, ii they wish.
The poor advised free Of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing The usual fee, will be answered by
cturn mail.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country
oflice, No. ~ HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
spleyi6
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Letter from Henry Ward
Beecher----His Opinions OF
Chase and Grant,

To tho Editors OF the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Ilvft Brooklyn on Monday. July 9Th,
but not before the World had publish,d
that had, on Stp day morning, in II polit-
ical sermon, come cut for Chase for the
Presidency, and against Grant; and have
seen the story every day since racing thro'
the papers. There is not word of truth
in it. The sermon was not political, and
it made no allusion either to Grant or to
Chase. The application of some of its
paragraphs, IT, either direction, WIS the
work of the reporter OF the World, not
niue.
| have never been Chase man. have
fer years, rs u leader in public affairs
deemed him, Ike his grecnbacks, as prom
i>ing more or the face than they ar, worth
in gold. While the New York lnIepend-
enI was laudlng him rs a denigod. and the
New l DIRK Tribune was using his name to
obscure the pros!' ects OF Grant. heartily
and openly disagreed with both OF them,
for thoroughly liked Grant and thorough
ly distrusted Chase. He is splendid man
to look upon but poor man to lean upon.
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nj AR r I IL d.

Eilsw orih--by Rev Ibr. Tcnncy. Mr.. Charles L
Fuller, of bos. on, to Miss larrettc II. Richai DIS
youngest dau EiIier IL John D.aKich NO., Esq.
Cambridge, Nasty Rev. David o. Mcars,
Mr.. William Nhiticmurc Of Wet Roxbury, and
Miss AlAa Richards OF Ellsworth, daughter oil
john 10. Richards, Esq.
E!lswo, tn-ll;h inst., BY Rev. Or. Tenncv, Mr..
Thomas Anderson and Miss Emma X. S. Richards,
bt IN OF Trcutou.
AlsJ Ar. Warren Garland and Miss Susan "
Mason, both of Ellsworth.
Mariayte-+th inst, by rev. Leonard Marsh,
Mr.. John Jordan and Miss Sophron q More, both
OF Maliavi;lc.
Lynn, hass.--sth inst by Rev. J. A. Holmes.
MIR Frank, Il. McGown of Ellsworth TO Miss Car.
oliuc a. Brown of Lynn.
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DR.. wlsrAg's BALsAM of WILD CHERRY.


Where this article is known it is wo k of su-
pererogation to say ane word in its favor so well
is it established as an anailing remedy for Coughs
Colds. Bronchitis, Group. Whooping Cough, Asth
ma, diseases of the Throat, chest and Lungs, as
well rs that most dreaded OF all diseases, Com
sumption, which high medical authority has pro
nounced to be an ncur,ble disease. Those who
have used this remedy know its ualue; those VIII o
have not have but to make single trial to be sat.
isfed that of all others it is the remedy.
From Hon; RUFUS X. GOoDENOw.
Formerly.a NJ. C. f. ON Maine.
81 have tried Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
for an exceedingly troubles One cough. The effect
was all that could be desired. The of less than
one bottle relieved ME entirely. Among great va
rieties of medicines wnirh | have used, l have
found none equal to ''Wistars'' Its curative
Pp1EgPer'ies in cases OF cough regard as 'nV"'ua
From the Publisher OF the "Piscataquis observ
er,' Dover, Me.
Wistar's Balsam of vii Cherry-This Balsam
have made use of myself, ond in my family and
safely reco'nmend tito the public as being an arti-
Gle well worth using. for which 1t Is adapted 1t
is no humbugl We have tried II thoroughly, and
can testify to its good effects.
November, 1860. GEORGE Y. EDES.
None genuine unless signed a. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLER son, IS Ire.
mont ST., Boston, and for sale b, Druggists gener-
ally.
GRACES CELEBRATD SALvE.
From Mr. James Curtin, af Amcsbury, Mass.
81 was afflicted wiih.a severe felon On one OF
my fingers, and tried many re ne,lics without re-
lief My friends induced me to apply your Salve.
In two days it extracted the inflammation from nv
finger SO as to enable me 10 resume my work. |
can almost say that the alive worked like magic,
for il effected without leaving a scar. I'M
hestatingly pronounce Grace's Salvc an excellent
remedy and do not douet it Will be appreciated
throughout the land"
ONLY - CTS. A BOX.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 son, Boston, Proprietors
Sold by Apothecsrics and Grocers generally.
fp.uo.imo25
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The New York Plot.

The plot was carefully laid. and nirc.
tcnths of the delegates were taken by sur
prise. The Hendricks mel had believed
seymour when he urged them to run fhcir
candidate in opposition to Pend!cton, and
the Chase men had patiently waited for the
New orkers to nominate the Chief JUS
tice. Only this morning seymour hal said.
| at the meeting OF the New York delega-
ton: Il am convinced that Chief Justice
Chase Is the man for the emergency; We
must nominate him, and we can elecr him
he re; YES thu nomination.. "
Srymour'S Jesuitical conduct when he
was no minated by Ohio increased The a. =
tonislIment OF the uninitiatcd. lie Ieclar-
| c that when he said at an early day that
he could not be nominated without placing
the Democracy and hinse!t ia a false posi-.
ton Invoking the blessing of God upon
| the co2veLtiou for its kindnes, to him he
declared that he could no; be its candidate.
a better cone liam never trod the ag1
for While lie was thus dcclarin. that he
was not to be the candidate he Gaeie that
the programme was b ing carried out. and
that he would be nominated without any
objection Oh his part withia fifteen Hill
u;es.
The nomination of Frank p. Blair as
| ' Ice President WAS tribute to the South
crherS. VINO trotted ont three or four of
their eX-rcbcl soldiers to endorse it. Blair
Is II man after their own heart.
The nominations were received outside
OF the hail with enthusiasm by the rough:
who, in July, 1868, were engaged in mol b.
bling inoifensivc negroes, and who were
then addressed by Mr.. Seymour rs ..my
friends. They are cvd. his friends
HOW
The Pcndleton men are tickled BY the
idea that they have defeated Chase aud
hendricks. b 1t is very evident that they
have been duped. As they were leaviu.
the hall after the nomination Il M onitor
on wheels was driven up and halted before
the door. GA its revolving turret were
portraits OF Sey uour. and these were man
Hest evidences that this ''implomltu
nomination was the result o. Il carrtull,
laid plan. This deceit was necessary Il
secure the nomination of a man who ha,
always run behind his tic .et. who h.,:
never served in the army OF navy. a:d whe
is mere intriguing he CATION IN national
politics.
On the whole the convention has nom
mated the man among lis candidates VIII,
will be defeated with the least eXcrt;on
Inc triumphant election OF Grant ant
CoitaX over Seymour and Blair may b;
regarded as fixed fIct.-[ "Perlny TO tn,
Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-17

From the Kn01 and Liacoln Patriot,
Rocklaad, Maine, Jnne 18Th, 1868.
Miss Sawyer's salve, which has been SO long
and tavorably known in this city, is fast gaining
an enyiable reputation throughout the country
Through the enterprise OF Mr.. l.. NJ. Robin I,
Druggist, of this city, it is now being made
and sent in large quantities TO all Of the prnci-
pal cities and towns in the United States; and
as soon as it is once introduced, we hope to
see the proprietor reap rich reward for his
efforts in sending out an article so much need
ed. Further particulars can 10 had by reading
the interesting advertisement of the Salye ia
another column.
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Pension No ice.

7 IIE following named persons applicants tol
pension will please call at my Office or send
address as soon as pos sibc or some OF their claims
however just, will be rej ected.
Yours, &C, WV +. JOY.
Nathaniel Il. Butler, Chas. II Moseiy,
Jas.W COMBS Guard'n, John IL. Anderson,
j. l.. Emery, Avery ;. Stnson,
susan :. Fo>s, Clarence Treworgy,
Geo. Il. Fullerton, Chas. Il. Walker,
Ephraim Hooper, Richard l.. Giindle,
Geo. W Howard, VIM. II. OUcr,
Carlton Mct;own, John Walker,
Joanna NJ Robinson, Richard r. TAFT,
Jacob springer Mary ). Wardwell,
John stevens, Guardian, Caleb Ximbal
John II. boyle, Geo. Batter
Smith, Nancy j. Fullerton,
Alonzo Trip, A. IL. Denico,
PcIian Swan, David ). Frost
Daniel Durham. Francis +. Gordon.
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Special Notices.
The Errors of Youth.

Those who are suffering from the above should
procure DIR. Hayes new Medical BOOB, entitled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. or SELF.PREsERvATIoN, -
or apply to the author of that valuable treatise.
Impaired MANHOOD OF G,lddlc .agc,l people per.
fcctly restored.
This book contains 300 pages, printed on fine
paper, ilinstrat with beautiful engravings. bound
IN beautiful cloth, and is universally pronounced
the hest medical work in the world.
Sent to all parts of the country by mail securely
sealed, postage paid, receipt of price,-only
$i.U0 Address DIR. 4. H. HAYES, No. Bulilnch
street, or j. j. DYER co. IS school street, Bos-
ton.
n. B.-Dr. II. can always be consulted in the
strietcst confidence from O'Clock in the morning
unit O'Clock in the evening
1Sri0LABLE SECRESY AND CERTAIN RFLIEF.
REMEMBER, NJ. Bulfnch street, opposite
Revere House. sp.no.lyr21
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Twenty-fiye Years Practice.

In the trea ment OF Diseases incident TO Females,
has placed Dr. DON at tn head of all physic ians
making such practice speciality, and enables
him to guarantee speedy and permanen, cure in
the worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men.
strual arrangements, from whatever cause. All
letters for advice must contain 81. Office, No. 8
ENDICorr STREET, BOSTON.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re.
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1885, sp.no .lyr25
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We have been particular in noticing the
town hall, because Ellsworth has COM
menced to build one. ard the cost, the To-
cation, and whether to do as was done
here, to have stores under the same roof
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-17
WHY AUFFEH FROM SORES

When by the Use of the Arnica Ointment you
can easily be cured. 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts, Chappcd Hands, II Jils,
sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin. Try It, for II
costs but IS cents. BE sure to ask for
HALE'S ARNICA OINTMENT
For sale by all Druggists.
L. q. Peck, Agent Tor Ellsworth and vicinity.
mos2o
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MRRCRS OF YouTY.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nci
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efec
of youthful indiscr elton, will. for thesake of snf
ering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
dy the advertisers experience, can do SO by adj
Dressing, in pcrfcc confidence, JOHN u. OGDEN
AZ Cedar Street New York.
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CANCER. scanFI,la sc cuRfn

az Persons afflicted NTH, CANCER, Strofula
Tumors, Eruptons, &C., gre CURED by the use Il
DR.. GREENS
RO-MEDICATED BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
blood Of all Humors, Mercury, Lead, &c, and re.
store hea lth 10 inyalids afflicted with every
ricty Of disease. book describing Cancer Scrof-
ula, Humors and other diseases, with their prop
er means of cure, may be obtained free at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail Address DR..
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
SCRATl H SCRAICH!! SCRATCH !!
in from 10 10 As loars.
Nhenton's Ointment cures The Itch.
WheatOn's ointment cures salt Hheum.
Whcnton's Ointment cures letter.
"hcatoM's Ointment cures BARRIERS tic il
Whcaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheatou's Ointment cures Every Had OF
lIumOr like Magic.
Price, so cents box: by mail, to cents. Ahires
WEEKS POTTER, No. 10 " ashngton Street
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. 26th, 1867. lvsp33
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IN FORMA ALTON.

Information guaranteed TO produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardess face
also a receipt for the removal of Pmpes, Blotchcs,
Erup ions, ETC., the skin. leaving the same It.
clcai and beautiful, can be cblained without
charge by addressing
TilOs. 4. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
sl3 Broadway, New YORK,
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Morn PATCHES. FREcKLEs & TAN.

r HE only reliable Remedy for those Brown Dis
i CO. cations on the face is "PKRRY's Morn
and FREC1LE LOTION" Prepared only by DIR. b
Z. PERRY, ~ Bond street, Ntw York
Sold everywhere. srn 3w 10
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i" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Scventy-siN pages; price 81 cents. sent to any
address. No money required until the book is re
ccived, read, aud fully approved. II is ? periec
guide to The sick or indisposeI.
Address DIX. ). 5. FITCH, % fremont street
Boston, slv'
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Foreclosure n Offices.

4 VI = = IO''c NkA y y U t1 = = -
Il; teby give pub ic notice that John Buck al
Eur kspoit on lie I'D day OF JaEuaty, a. Il ISL
BY his deed of Mortgage of that date, duly record.
c,i conveyed 10 NC, ten Mary Z, Cha,c, nov Ma.
r. +, Baker, in fee ard ia mortgage, certain par
col of land With tuc buildings thereon, situate III
Bncksport, ON the la. terry side OF Elan street IA
bounded Westerly by said street. NorIhcriv by
land oi q. " t.IHn, Eastelly b. land of L. Spot-
feru, and Sou herlS b.; land ui s.ti SpsI rti.
.sining about - square rods. The contlitio OH IF
sad mortgage has been broken, anil ly Isason
hereof ciaIn 10 lot cc.o.e Le s.Tss and give has
notice f., that purpose.
MARY T.. RAkER, formerly MsEY T. .CrAsI.
by 4. G. WooIman, her Nay.
Evcksport, July 10, l"s. 3w2G
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Sch. Ella Hay, from Ellsworth for New
York, on The night Of the 10th inst, of Watch
Hill. in a fog, cellilIei with an unknown steam.
hi and lost all her head gear to'the knight
ecads.-[ Wig.
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M a Rim e LIST.
FORT OF ELLSWORTH,

July 10Th, Scars. Minnio!a, Smith, Benny Ives,
Holt, ior Providence, Peters, Higgins,
Red Rover, Aurch, foi New York TRACE, Alley
for Bo.toa
ARRIVED.
July 18th, schrs. Bangor, Jordan; Mary A Holt
Holt; Telegraph, Woodarl; Senator. Bon.cy !;
Hussar, Buker; Edward, Miiiiken; Frank Pierce,
Grant; Dolphin, Davis; Eorrestcr, Saddler.
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HAIR EYE

The splendid Hair DYE is the best in the wo Jd
The only t,ne and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliabl
ii.tantaucous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
iints; remedies the i'll effects of bud dyes iadigor
otes anii lco,es he hal soft and beautiful, black
or brown. 50 by al druggists and pcriumers
Property applied at !itcnciors Wig Factor Y
No. Is Bond street, New YORK. spa lyl5
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q ggest Thing CRs
EDP XII SEUING Ma CHIMES
PATEN." NEEDLE TUREApEn
AND SETTER

ANYONE tina: has j. iaehimc would not be with
Out II.
Peoples ewes are not M. II accoun; compare 1
With this instrument Tor thI y. 'lnS OF ttulhS =
noodle in Il machine.
1t is so simple that every one Will Rave ono 'h's
see. il.
PRIZE - CTS, sent by mail all oTc,' It's ;! ate.
send the name of the machine you are II. ing Nhcn
YOU send for one.
AGEAr> WASlED everywhere IN Maine.
W. > Dl EH, sole Agent tor the State .. Nah. =,
lbs Middle St, Portland Me.
Al Sewing Machines repaired. All orders at
tcnde, to. lnos6
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CARD of tn ANKS.

The Ladies OF DR.. Tenney's Society very graf
fully acknowledge 4 donation OF 500, from Mr..
George n. B!ack of Boston, ioc improvements up.
on their church.
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- / Is ID

Ellsworlli-Sth int, samuel ". " hiimure, aged
1? wears.
MAY the bcreayed family be comfortcd by the
surancc that be has passed on to better home TO
n house not made by hands, eternal in the hcav
Gus. EECSES REMlCK.
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i.cyee and Sale,

The Indies Of the Congregational Society will
hold Il f.evcc and sale at
Writings HaH Wednesday,. AHg. 5th.
Useful and Fancy Articles VIII be offered for
sale
Any contributions for the Table gratefully re-
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Admission Is Cts. Doors open > +. NJ.
PER ORDER.
Ellsworth, July 18th, ISIS. 3w25