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There il disease which experience has 30
amply prov cd 10 be- remedabc by the
PERUV AN y r.
q protected solution of the ProtoXide of Iron
~ Dyspepsia. The most inyeterate lJrms of this
disease have been completely cured by This medi-
cine as ample Testimony Of some of oar first cli-
xcns proves.
krom the venerable ARcIIDEAcON SCOTT, d..
u.
DGNIiAM, canada East.
IL am an lmyetcraIe Dyspcptic
of more than IS years staining"
81 have been 50 wonderfully be-
nlted in the three short weeks during which have
used the Peruvian syrup thai IAN scarcely per
suade my self OF the reality. People Who have
known me xstoni shed ut the change. | AN
widely known and can bat recOInneau - others
that which has done so much Tor nc.
Another clergyman writes rs follows:
Ny voyage to europe is indefinitely postponed.
have discovered the Fountain OF Health on tins
side Of the Atlantic. Tn,ee battles of Peruvian
syrup have f-scued me from the iend Dyspepsia"
phamphlet of S2 pages, containing II history
of tets remarkable remedy, with a treatise on
''iron as Il medicine" will be sent free 10 any ad
dress.
The genuine tas PERUVIAN SYRur" blown ii
the glass.
J. +. DIssNoRE, Proprietor,
50 Bey street, New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

WHEREAS Robert u. at isbury of fremont,
w in the County of Hancock, AID state OF Me-
by his deed Of mortgage, dated May 18TH A. D.,
la5 and recorded in Hancock Registry. Vol. rs,
Page 81 conveyed TO the undcrsiSnel the follow
ing parcel OF land situated in said fremont, ard
bounded as follows ~ ,e-inning thirty-siX and "A
half rods West from the county road on Chafits
NJ browns North linc--thence North 1gte w est to
the south East corner Of land owned by Hard
". Youug-thenre Northerly eight rods - n stake
-:hence Westerly tsgrnt f-livc rods 10 the North
West corner OF land owned by Mary +. Young
thence Sout ,cr.y eight rods to the roaG-thencc
Westerly to the head line o! land owns 10y t!ias
NJ. Biown-tacncc North six degrees Fast OIL tho
Wcsf side OF said lot, continuing to Samuel Lur-
ycl's south iine-tnrrce south seventy eight de
gree East on said iurvcy : line to stake inter
secl!nga line running North five degrees Last
from The first mentioned bound-;hencc to the first
bound, containing thilty-iour aercs more OF less ;
and whereas the con itiUn, contained i'll sad
mort =. &c has been broken, hereby CLAIM TO fore
close tie same in pursuance OF the statute, aud
give this notice accordingly. -
CLARK HOPKINS.
byhis Attorney, a. T. DrinAwater.
Ellsworth, Aprilith l3os.
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Not Bad to Take.

Richards L Co.'s SONONA WINE BITTERS.-
They Keep the doctor out Of the house. and invite
the butcher to come in.
9. A.RlCnARDs Il Co., 70 Washington street,
Boston. '
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nSYCuOMANCY, or Soul Charming.

How either sex may fascinate and
gain the affections of any one they choose instant
Eyery one can acquire this singular power This
queer exciting book has been published by us ten
Vars the sale of VIII oh has been enormous, and
j. The only book of the kind in the English lam
page ent by mail for IS cts, OF five for one dol
lar. together with quite to the unmarried. Al
dress i, WILLIAM y CO., BOOK Publishers, Phi
lacelpilia.
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GARD.

n iIE undersigned being about to remove from
4 the County, takes this opportunity of tender
ing his thanks to those patrons Who have Eentr-
ons ly favored him in the Government claim Li,si.
ness. He further informs them thst all the Pension
business la. been placed in the hands of A. r.
Burnham, Esq, who will transact il 10 The salts
faction of the Pensioners. The unIiliShod Bounty
Claims, will be received AMI paid by l.. \. Finer.
Esq, At his OFF C. Us fast they adjusted al
Washington.
S. WATERlOUSE.
Ellsworth, March 2bti, 1868. 3wlI
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EnUlT TREES & VINES,

Small Fruits, Shrubs md Plants,
4 COMPLETE and extensive stock for sale,
n Wholesale az retail; desert ed by our sprung
Ca ale que and Guide to The Orchard ana "ardch;
nhiled to all applicants free.
b. r. WELLS & Co. Office lGl Washington ST.
Sampe Saiesroom, Las,nent OF IS Water Street,
Boston.
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Turner's Tic DouiOurCx or UNI
verSul Nnsr:lsrisp pills q safe, certain

KWsuCt . Il TC DVUsOWtNA III ~
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its magic influence 1t has the unqualified approx
al Of many eminent ply scians 1t contains nothing
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stamps. TURNER'S Cb., 1870 fremont ST., Boston,
Mass, Proprietors. s.l -
rDestsn July LIST, 1857. ~ 1ysp24 J
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EINZZOI.

w, HEliEAs. for just and sufficient reasons l
W have left my home, my bed ana board and
my WIFE, Matilda \. CrabtrCc, Hereby forbid all
persons harb9rrng or trusting her my account,
;,s shah Ray no debts OF her contrat ting after
this date.
GEORGE CRABTREE, 3D..
Franklin, april l, ISIS. 3wli
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DIR. S. S. PITCHES
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Scvcnty-siX pages; price p cents. Sent to any
ndtircss. No money required until the book is re
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Address DIR. 5. 5. FITCH, p fremont street
R0ston. alv'
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RHINESTONE and MoLAssEs

Il the old fashioned blood purifier What dose
4 Co.'S SONOMA WINE BlTTBRS will do the
work great deal better, and is pleasant to the
tssto, and sdelightful cordial besides. Ssid ev-
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DIE, Il. IL, TAYLOR,

No. II, HANOVER STREET, BOSTON, has for 90
years. III addition to his general f,mily practice
Sivenspecsl attention to the treatment of all Dis
eases of TIE Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gaGs, AMI all cam plants peculiar TO women. Good
Accommodations providedior patients prelerng TO
remaining here during treatment sp52
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SIItUF Z LA-IUNoJ MFEION.
Dr. LUGOL OF Paris, one OF the most eminent
chemists OF Europe, said
''Ihc most astonishing results may be anticipa-
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DIR IL. Anders, after fifteen years OF scientific
research and experiment, has succeeded III DIS
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each lud ounce OF water, And the most astound.
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For sale by }. T.. Dinsplore, IS Dey street, New
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CANCER, sCROFuLA, &C., CURED.

- sssefsons AFFLICTED mith Cancer, Ssrofilia
Tunors, Eruptions, &c, are CURED by the use o
DIR, GREENS
O-MEDICATED BATHS,
and Indian vegetable remedies which cleanse the
store hea tl to invaids afflicted with every va
riety Of disease, A book describing Cancer.sScrof-
ula, Hum0fs and other diseases, with their prop
er means OF cure, may be obtained iree At the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address DIR.
GREENE l0Temple place. Boston.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Official History Of the War.

Its Cause, Character, Conduct aud Results,
-, Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
IT, reodv sale combined with an increased COM
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FOR SALE.

rvyrIE House now and formerly occupied by Apol'
4 los Hunt with lot and ana al Its PRIVILEGES,
situated at the Falls Village on the ROAD leaaihs
10 the five saw dam, SO called.
Also new No. 70, on the western aisle Oh the Con-
gregati onal Church. in Ellsworth. iii l. ou. =
ANY person wishing to pure hase, VIII 40 wei o
oai' oii '"' WIN. II. BLACK.
Ellsworth, April LIST, 1865 S"1l
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TOU n -.
Farm for Sale.

NlHE Subscriber ofTers for sale farm situated
4 about half mile Eat from Jorlan'S river, in
Trenton, containing twenty-iiy acres of land, 4
good story and IA half house finished through.
ont. with large wood she'd. and Il good BAN
W i'll be sold at bargain. Inquire OF the subscr
er, at the he'd OF Jordams river, near the corner
EBEN W. BitAGDON.
Treuton, March g, Bs. 3wIl
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Farm for Sale.

,v1JIE subscriber offers for sale the farm known
as the "Crag's Farm" IL miles from ELS
worth village, on the Bangor road ,e rms tarm :
Shirb are under cultiv alton and the balance wood
lots, and pastuage enough for thirty head of cat.
tie. Cuts forty tons of hay E'ght acres new
orchard on the place that will yield two hundred
bushels OF ingrafted apples The pastures ar
we supplied with water and there Is wen OF tne
Fenced, static and barn in good repair, good set
Of farming tools, among Mhea II, 81, new .nh,% ow M,S
,hn ,,m also twenty sheep. There is an album
asnt supply of muck on the farm which is of the
best quality Also large lot of dressing from the
bar, Which will be included in the sale. Any per.
"n wishing to purchase q Farm will ind It to their
advantage 10 examine this property, as Will be
iii l.. II. GREELEY, Executor.
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Mott, Patches. FrecKIcs and Tan.

THE ONLY Reliable Remedy for those BROWN
/ DiscoLoxArIoSs on the face is .7s,yys3
Dn, Is. G. PERRY, ~ Bond ST., New York.
AarSola everywhere. snow
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MISS SAWYERs&
SalVe.

III ERE you hav. I saive ccmbinhg .sccSluI
III and hsaliag properties, with ny nosoyo2
ingredient. A remedy at hand Tor - 2.nE
pains and aches wounds and bruises x vnio
other remedis 3, never producing bad ehees' Nv
always relieving pain, how ever severe
It Is prepared ty MISS SAWYER, VINO mas
used Il in her own extensive trsatlnSnt OF tas
The principal diseases for which ~: sa3vssxs
recommended arc, Chill Liains, lshcum aeiwii ess
Scrofula, Old Ulcers, salt Rheum, Sprains burns.
Fever Sores, Fclons Fry sipela., Sore Eyes, isa.'
Bites Of Insects, Cancers, Tooihache, Ear,ehe.
sore Nipples, Baidness, swollen. Dreast, IsJn'
Scald Head, Teething, ChapYd Hands, Ssaids,
Cuts BRUISES, Group. Cracked Lips, and sores ~
it never fails to cure Rheumatism, II properly
apblicsL Rub n On well with the hand sereS
times day. In several cases 1t has cured pak
sled limbs. For PILES 1t has been discoverd -
be sure remedy. Persons that have been amict
tions. For ERYsIPELAS IL works wonders, al
tying the inflammation and quictins the patient
For CHAPPED HANDS Il produces cure In.
mediatciy. Let those with SALT RHEuM obtein
this salye a,td apply it freely, and they VII nn4
and TUMoRs. uASCkiss have been cured Wit
it. The best Salve ever Invented for SWOLLEH
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day. Cures deafness by putting i In hecar. 90
piece OF cotton For FELONS this is superior t.
any thing known. For PlMPLES this acts like
charm. For BURNS and SCAlDS-apPlythe Sa!yS
ut once and 1t gives immediate relief. For OAO
SORES, apply o4icc day.
FOR HoRsEs AND CATTLE.-For Sores or Bruis-
60 on Horses and Cattle this Salye IL nHMua0eos
and has astonishing effect IN curing scratcnc. oA
notorety, and is safe and remeanedy soc nd
the above ailments,
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from DIR. r. Richard Clay, Boston, MassI
This is to certify that l have known Miss Saw
yer's Salye for more than five years, and of ita
having IL en- successfully used il many cases. I
consider l. superior article, and well worthy the
confidence Of those requiring such remedy.
.R RICHARD CLAY. II. D.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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Patent Offices.

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SHAW, CHEMICAL, ELECTRO sILVEK-fLATiN"
n rLIIp makes worn out patccl-wate as gsod as
new samples sent by mail on receipt CT 20 Genus
TO nay for packing and postage. AddTessJ SHAW
chem ST. 80 Elm street, Bridgeport, Conn. Asei''
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Az ANrLD.-Saesmen 10 travel LOT MI'ui w.,
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ros and HONE, AS, Chestnut street, hi!aoeipn'"'
Penn.
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w no is Miss SAWYER ?

Miss Sawyer lives IN the City Of Reckland, Knox
County, Me- Sire has devoted tn Lest years of her
life ~ anrsing the sick. and has had a,ors expert.
ence in the cure OF obstinate diseases, old sores
and ulcers, and has also been consulted in morn
cases of accidents. such Burns, Scalds and
Bruises, than any other person in New England.
professional or Otherwise. She has competed sue.
cessfully with the most able physicians in the
States, as well as with nurses and Indian doctors.
Frots, time TO time she has compounded remedies
for usefn diseases in her own practice. Among 9TH
er compounds she has for many years made y
Salve which soon obtained an extensive sale, and
now is in great demand abroad, as well as in prf
vate families and among the hundreds of men en-.
gagged ut Rockand and vicinity in the hazardous
business of qnarryin2 rock and burning lime, and
also among the scamen along the coast of Maino.
So popular did 1t become that while it was only
put up in old mustard boxes. without labels or the
help CT advertisements, Miss Sawyer received or.
ders from nearly or quite every STATE in the I'm
ion. The demand finally became extensive that
she became unable to meet it, and she made an
arrangement with l.. n. ROBBINS, a druggist Of
Rockla nd to take charge OF the business and sup.
ply the trade. The agent Is so we'll satisfied with
the merits Of the medicine that he guarantees it to
cure all diseases for which IS recommended, aad
any one who gives it trial according 70 dire0.
tons and is not satisfied, is invited to return the
box, with half the contents, and the money viii DO
refunded. Full directions with each box.
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From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. Il. Kendall, Freeport Mel

Among the many Saves now in use, Miss Saw
yef's stands pre- eminent for almost all he aehes
and pains the human family pre- afflicted with
For Rheumatism Lame Joints, Nervous Head.
ache, il gives immediate relief We have used ID
for several years. and it an untaiHne renSe,ty fSr
burns, scalds. sore throat, salt lheum, swelled
joints, &c We cheeriuy recommend it to tho
public as being perfectly safe and good for many
more aches than we hrve mentioned,
Mr.. Il Mrs. WIN. Il. KENDALL
Frceport, March 18th, 1865.
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lFrom Margaret Rogers, Frccport. Mel
Ficeport. March 20, 1867.
wish to add to my testimony to thousands Of
others which could be given of the efficiency Of
Miss Sawyer's Salve, in curing u swe ling on my
shoulder Of dangerous tendency,
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From S. N. Ststson, Of Frecport, Mel
Freeport, March 20, 1855.
hereby testify that Miss Sawyer's Salve has eur
cd Il swelling on my heel Of several years sta nd
ing. gladly recommend it to the public a. an
invaluable remedy FOX swelling and lameness os
any kind.
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[From John G. Dillingham;, Freeport, Mainc.l
This is to certify that had tumor on my face.
TWAS there about three wears. u kept incrcars
ing in size, till was advised to tr, Mi sawyer's
Saive. | got box ond carried it with me, and ev-
cry time thought of 1t would rub the tumor With
the Salvc and before used ode box the tumOr
trcly disappeared.
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M A r r e D.

In Eden, April 5tb, by l.. j. Thomas, Esq. Mt.
Simeon ii. Richards and Miss Henrietta S. was gait.
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JOHN G. DILLINGHAM.

Miss SAwYER's SALvE gives the spccdiest re-
lief and effects the quickest cure, in all Sf
Rheumatism, Sore Throat Cold on the Chest, Cuts,
Bruises. Scads and abrasions of the skin Vi oil
kinds. 1t is invaluable in the Nursery, and may
be applied to the youngest infant with perfect
security, while no adult should be without it.-0A
ze}te,
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Nptij fir Iarmer.

@ewi1s yeriunen b~erelen ben Staat uuo tsbauvten 81.
Searereant Sae= Wfai1inen (8rrae Gast 5eeeers) AT YER
tdufen bic ater an reridtebener anbern Srten fabri,irt
werben. Betanntlid tac bic ddten Beaperbam ugrSa6
Cast SeeoerS" serfertigt: BON S g Spfuea II. g., geaserz
cam une spn Sputt, 9e!pe u. Go. tn Swatprua ~uuftrettfa
bic belten. Dag nter1dnb bintsrgaraen perSe, aeben tnr
untentebenb tieNanten Der Mgentsn fir pbtae Sdenafbt<
nn unb tuirb man gut tban, bet bielenN aertea porauipredeu
beoOr raan0 ansersuu @efslunsen tnadf. ~,1,"
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Gould & Co., Minneapolis. -. .
Mealey Il Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud. a.
}. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM, BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City. "a.
Moore 4 Darby, Paynesville. :"#
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver.
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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-10
COnOress.

IN the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Pom
eroy presented a petition from citizens
OF Massachusetts and New Hampshire,
praying that if any amendment be
made to the constitution in regard to
suffrage it be such as to extend the priv.
llage equally to male or female tabled.
The Presidents message was received.
out before the reading of the third para
graph had been completed, Mr.. CONFESS
rose and moved that tie further reading
of the document be dispensed with, on
account OF its disrespectful language. A
sharp debate followed, Messrs CONFESS
and Howe opposing the further reading,
Messrs. Vickers and Hendricks insist
ing that the reading should proceed, and
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The Message.

Inc t0st message of President John
son, which we print to-day, was tele-
eraphed to the Boston papers, and from
them copied by us. 1t is not therefore
to-oe expected tkat it is in all respects
perfect, but sufficiently so, we think, to
give our readers the meaning intended
TO be conveyed by the distinguished au-
thor. We have not time nor disposition
to-day TO comment on the various sub.
jects which Mr.. Johnson discusses. One
would suppose that Mr.. johnson would
make his last his best message; but it
is absolutely his WOrst. Read and Judge
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Senator Wilson advocating the reading,
while he denounced the tone eff tie
document. The question was settled
by the adjournment Of the Senate.
Ia the House, after the reading of the
Message, that part of it relating to the
public debt was Denounced by Mr.. WASH
burne, of Illinois, as disgraceful to tie
country and to he President. Messrs.
Broomall, of Pa, and Schenck expressed
n similar view, and the Message was
laid on the table without the usual order
to print extra copies.
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cR0cKERY i!
CR0CKERYI

have just received large lot NJ frat ona
second quality OF Stone and China Ware. com.
prislng two New and Elegant Patterns called
cGen Grant" Patterns. Also o large stock of
Odtiery Glass and Stone Ware, Which l offer for
ing elsewhere. i'"''"Ss'
George II. Farrar's. "
@. ,u, P. &. SKINNER.
''' Hi'sns' Oct zsth. 1876. l36-ti