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LOCAL .lVD OTHER ITEMS.

Gen. Rosccrans reputhaes the Demo
cratic nominations.
Our city fathers have had good job
done in the way of repairing sidewalks.
| 1t is thought that Congress adjourned on
/ Thursday, the 23d.
The Democratic District Convention fol
this district is called to meet in Ellsworth, Aug.
18th.
! The weather f)l gathering the hay crop
is not very fiattering. certainly. The days and
nights are both foggy.
--Ex-Governor Samuel Wells died in Bos-
Portland and the funeral was had at the High
Street Church on Saturday last. Mr.. Wells. it
will be remembered was Governor of Maine
in 1855.
of forty citizens OF Lubec. who have
moved from that town within the last two
years. thirty seven of them were and are Re
publicans.
I'VE vera absent for two weeks. which
will be n sufficient apology to our corrcspon
dents and others.
We are requested TO state that II is con-
sidered not only respectable, but quite fashion,
able for ladies to work, in not only the flower.
bat iu the kitchen garden. This will be good
news TO ladies'.
Seventy persons landed on Mt. Desert
Island on Saturday from the Steamer Lewis
ton, all in search Of health, pleasure or rccrca
ton.
Writing from Auburn. Me-, last week
we undertook to give the co Of u new Town
Hall erected there, but our c,mpositor woull
not let Us do so, then. We nov give the para
graph omitted, which WAS just about all there
was of the Communication
The co.s of the Hall, n,.u ling three fine
stores in The basement story. was $4,000. -
T.i> dac; not include the cost of the lot. The
bull ling has Ffen III roof. and arrhed Will
dows, AMI is Il fiia, solid looking building
The dwelling house OF Hon. w. III. Sar-
gent Of Sedgwlck was struck by lightning on
Wednesday iast week, and Mrs. Sargent aud
two daughters were slightly injured ny the
fluid, which passed through three rooms, and
then into the cellar, turning things upside
down.
Asc,ioon call ii the s'rrca.v "bclouying to
Mes>rs. Means & iIerrick Of Sedywck, lying
st aan.' C,ye. was also struck, and b,;li
ma>ts splintcred.
We call the attention of Rcpublicansio
the call of the Congressional Convention in
thi, district, TO b, held in this town the 9Th of
August. There Is M need in getting excited
over the election of delegates th, year. and as
yet we have seen no tendency in that direction;
but let the best mHn of the pariy.-;hc mn
who care for the interest OF the cogat"y and
party be elected to make our nominations.
I'll, Fllm,u-h H,scl, Portland, l. one of
the b,.t colil tel. as well As Que of the best
arranged hotels in New England. We say
this. not n pun paid for. but TO record Il tact
which the travelling public are interested in
knowing. We hal proof OF th, white in
foft'an n the Sat- Convention. sad our
opinion is fortified b that Of all others VII
lave Ia. lie pr s,lr. o. te'.iis III, h1a,t.
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6pefiol Notices.
DIR. wrsTAR,s BALsAM of WILD CHERRY.

Where tais article is known 1t is wo OF su.
pererogafion to say anc word in its favor SO well
Is il established as an anfalng 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, Con-
sumption, which high medical Authority has pro-
nouuced to be an incur,ble disease. Those who
have used this remedy know its ualue; those who
have not. have but to make single trial to be sat
isGed that of all others it Is the remedy.
From Hon. RUFUS X. GOoDENoW.
Formeriy.a NJ. c. f. ON Maine.
81 have tried wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
for an exceedingly Troublesome cough. The effect
all that could be desired. The use OF less than
one bottle relieved me entirely. Among great va
rieties of medicines which | have used, nave
found moue equal to ''Wistar's'" Its curative
properties, in cases OF cough, regard AS invaiua-
bieS
From She Publisher OF the "Pscataquis Observ
er," Dover, Mc.
wistar's Balsam of vii Cherry-This Balsam
have made use of myself ond in my family and
safely recommend it to the public rs being an arti-
Gle well worth using, for which il is adapted. IL
can testify 10 its good effects.
November, 1880. GEORGE v. EDE>.
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS" on tho
wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FOW!.E & son, Is IRE
mont St, Boston, and for sale b. Druggists gencr-
ally.
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To Females
DR.. FREDERICK MORRILL,, Phv-

stefan and Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to-
Diseases of Women. lie has made Diseases Of
women his stndy for The past twenty years. His
practice has been extensive both in hospital an d
IN private practice. His reputation has vouchers
In all the city papers, his patients and the ntedir
cal profession, both here and abroad as being the
most skiiltu' specialist here, and Thorough mas
ter OF alt sc Nual diseases.
DR. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical II
talent of the country to have no equal IN the
treatment of Female Complaints, and il is NO un--
usual occurrence for phvsici in regular ur~rs
tcc to recommend patients TO him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his specially.
Ladies' will rcce We the most scientific att 0nti0ty
both medically a d surgically, with private apart
mcntS duri & sickness, and with old and expcv,.-
cuced nurses, IL they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Ply sfcAns or
patients wishing his opinion or advice by letter,
aud enclosing the usual fee, will be answered by
.eturn mail.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Office, No, Is HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
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Republican County Conven-
ton,

The Rep iblicans of the Comfy of Hancock are
requested to a emole by delegate, il Coayeni) b
in the Court House at Ellsworth, on Thursday,
August 9th, 1SjS, ii 10 o'clock. A. NJ to put in
nomination candidates for the following officers -
Two Senltors, Judge of Probate, Clerk OF the
Courts Register OF Probate, CoInty Cp.nnis-ioler
(long term). County Treasurer, County CoinmiS'
si"ner (short term,) and to transact such other
business as may come before the Convention.
Basis II Representation.
Each town and org,nizcl plantation in the
County, that cast any votes for Gov Cham5erlaln
In 1861. is entitled to one delegate and to one al
ditional delegate for every hity votes cast, ant
for 4 fraction of thirty voles.
The basis allots the delegates as folows:-
Amherst ,, Aurora l. Riuehill 4, Brooklin :
Brooksville 2, Bucksport7, Castinc B, Cranbcrr +,
Isle |, Deer Isle ., Dednam = Eastbrook !, Eden
Ellsworth O. franklin ), Gould>boras Hancock
Mariave l, Mt. Desert ?, Orland 5, Otis ., Penob
scot 3, Sedgwick }, Sullivan ), Sury :, fremont J
Trenton 9, Waltham 3 swans Island /, Verona
No. I, Ne. 81 !. No. 81
Each town and plantation must be representa-,
hy its own citizens.
A full attendance of delegates is desirable.
Per Order.
LUCIiIUS A. Emery,
PEiERL l.. HILL,
AMBROSE w HARTMAN
Comfy COMMITTEE
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.SE.J. PUBLICATIONS.

iiNEreR'S MAGAZINE. iIAgrER's BAztR
q 'It@r&R,s WEEKLY all received. The
Moashly i for August. and opens with
an illustrated article, TO aud Upon the
-A,n0or River" The Other articles. illus
iratea, are" among HE A9t,cS OF Peru and
Bolivia. and The Woman's Kingdom. :
This i an unusually good nunbcr. and one
that "A person can read in warm weather
The Btzur and IYtekIy are always Interest
ing and readable. For Sale at the book
stores.
TIE August number Of the Galaxy is re-
ceivcd from the Publishers. MrsSrs.
Sheldon NO. New York. The Glia Ky
sa vigorous and racy magazine. tia, is
fast winning lis way iAto public favor. /,
has fallen into good hands. in the change
of Publishers. Terms, 500 per year.
DEMoREsr's YoUNG AMERICA fills en-
tcrprising little Magazine. which has a.
ready won so large "A share of juvenile
favor, enter upon its third year with the
November Me-. and also Increases is size
nearly one half. This change will effect Il
great. though doubtless costly improve
ment. and is due to the success which In.
attended the Two years of its existence.
and 10 he determination. OF the proprietor
to make it acceptable. not only to is pres
ent class Of young patrons. but also to
their ol,ler brothers and sisters. The pr e
will remain unchanged. Sl.50 per year.
Address, w. JENNINGS DEMoaEsr. I73
Broadway, y. Y.
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A pretty COOL story is told OF Father
Immasso, the Catholic Priest Of Ellsworth
who was at Cherrytied few weeks since at.
tending to his clerical duties. While there he
was approached by Life Insurance Agent
snd importuned TO take out life policy for the
ben eff, of his ,cite and children. Father I'm.
ma>so being bit of wag, let the agent go on
eNpat,a,ing on the daty OF parent, thus pro.
,idins for his family, but says the Priest, my
wife and children are well enough now. what !
want is.to put my money where it will gain
me something, mot telling his profession.
The agent, after this let HIM alone, but on the
succeeding day he inquired for him to renew
the attack, when he WAS told that the perso
he had taken for a sea captain, WAS a Catholic
Priest. lie had, rs well rs Father Immas so, q
good laugh over the affair.
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The Errors of Youth

Those who suffering from the above should
procure DIR. Hayes ncN Medical BOOB, entitlcd
The >ClESCE UF LIFE. ar stLf-P REsERfAfloS,
apply to the author of thai valuable treatise.
impaired MANHOOD o. aitie aged people per
fcctlS rcslarcd
lnis bohk contains 300 pages, printed on fine
paper, jllustrat d with beautiful ,ngravings bound
IN beautiful CLOTH and Is universally pronounced
the best medical work IN The world.
sent To all parts OF the coultry by nail. securely
sealed, postage paIti, GA receipt al price,-pniy
Sle0 Address Dr. y. II. HAYES, No. Buiinc
Street, or }. j. DYER & CO. - ,caooi street, Bos
ton.
y. B.-Dr. II. can alwiys be consulted In the
strtrtcst confluence from clock in tae morning
unit - O'Clock ia tue evening.
lSNIOLABLE sEcREsi AID CERTAIN RFIIEF.
REM EMBEk, No. Bulinca street, opposite
Revece House. sp.no.lyr25
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rwenty-rivc Years Practice

In the irea ment Of Diseases incident to Females
has placed DIR. DOW atths head Of all physic ians
making such practice speciality, and enables
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in
the worst cases OF suppression and all other Men
strusl arrangements, from whatever cause. All
letters for advice must contain 81. Once, No. y,
ENDICoTT STREET, BosTON.
y. B.-Board furnished to those desiring 10 ro--
main under treatment.
Boston, july, ls6s.-sp.no .lyl25
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STATEOT MAINE,
TREAsCREg's OFFICE,


Augusta, July 18th, 1878.
nCRSUANT to Chap. D. sec. 81 of tho Revised
= statutes, Will, at the state Urea urcr's OIL
Ii q. IN Augusta, ON tn second day of september
next, at II O'Clock IN the forenoon, sell and convey
by deed to the highest bidder, all tn. interest OF
the state In the trsc OF land hereinafter descrih.
ed, lying in unincorporated townships said
tracts having been forfeited to the state for sate
taxes, and county taxe, certihed 20 the Treasurer
of State Tor the year ls66
The sale and conveyance OF each tract viii De
made subject to right in the owner or part owner,
whose rignts have been tori.ned, u redeem the
same at any time within one year after tho sale,
hY paying or rendering 10 the purchaser his pro-
porton OF what the purchases paid therefor at tho
sale, with iut erest AZ the rate of twenty per cent
per annum from the time OF the sale, and one dol
lar Tor release; or such owner may redeem his in
terest by paving as aforesaid to the treasurer OF
Stale as provided IN Chapter 6, section 10 of tao
Revised Statutes.
No tract, howeyer,w be sold mt n price less
state and county take interest aud cost. rs do
scr0ed in the following schedule:
Hancock County.
6,4s9 acres No. S south division, 23 81
h,ul0 acres No, TO- adjoining S,suben, Is 81
l,2t acres No. IL, Mi die Division, ~ 81
l67 acres No. ~ ~
500 acres No. 40 81
Bradbury's Island, eco
1902 acres Long Island, 45 IT
Iickeringa Island, II ~
3w27 n. e. HICHBoRN, Treasurer.
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The Steamer Lewiston, Capt. Charles
ID ieiing. running between Portland AMI Ma
chias, is ding II COOL business this season
Capt Deering is fayorite with the travelling
public, aud he has corps OF officers under
him who are gentemanly aud attentive, win.
ming the good opinion of all with whom they
come in contact. Capt. Dseriag manages lis
boat when making his Ian linss, or coming to
wharf, with great skill ana without any noise
or confusion. We never saw an officer who
manages SO well in this particular and in sucl
striking contrast to what is usually seen at such
times.
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A Card OF Thanks.

wish in this public manner to tender my mos /
hearty thanks to Cant John j. Liscomb and OIL
GERS of Portland, of thr steamer john Brooks, ply
ing lctween Boston anil Portland, for their moro
than brotht ry care OF mr.. while q passenger
the boat last week, ANA suffering from, severe
attack Of the caaiera tnsrhus. | was the most
intense ..Srny. aud Capt. Liscem5 and his officers
To my relief, and dill all That huEen agency
could do to relieve me, never leaving my side
iii Wa out Ut danger. wish To express NY sin.
crrc gratitude aud fuii appreciation OF tins kin,!
mes tp Il stranger, and u sW to thr publ. that
l. { opt. Li7torIp they nav" not only < nod com
msn Ter 81 pas,cnsc. boat, bit oae OF the Ii Il.
est of men. y. r. SMITH
Ellsworth, No.
July 20, rs g.
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a TERRIBLE AFFRAf.-We learn that
an ARRAY took place in Frank in on Mon
day, which ended in the death of one Of
the most promising young men in that
town. AS we learn the story. John Paul
Gordan. also good citizen and highly re-
spectacle man. and Mr.. Emerson Tram,
had some little sparring in a pleasant mood,
which led to Il serious alteration, ending
in Mr.. Gordan striking Mr.. Urann with IL
stick OF wood breaking in the skull, and
ending in death in few hours. These are
the main facts as We learn thcm ut tli,
! time. If fuller particulars reach us, OF
my thing to change the facts as we have
| stated them above, we all give them.
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M A-.RINE LIST.

AR 18th, Sch Rattan Curtis. Providence; Alyar-
ado Wh;tmorr, Bos.cn; Warrenton. Lord, do !;
Carressa, Sadler, do; Saml Lewis, Wood, do /;
ID Arey, Ri an, Belfast; Coma ecticut ,Yeedleton
do.
Cid Sch Telegraph, Woodad, Salem; Hussar.
Sch senator, Bonse. Lynn; Frank Pierce Grant
Portland 2dth, Sehs William, Wood, boston ;
Warrenton Lord, East Trrnion 2lsl, Schs ID n
Arey. Bryant, York; Conneciieu yelcdleton.
do; Edward, Milliken, Boston; Carressa Saddler
Boston.
Ar 2lst, Sch Julia 4. kiob, Patten, Boston.
Cid Sch Rattan, Curtis, Provid. nee; Samuel
Lewis, Wood, do
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cry to Chase, and the pilgrimage of politi-
clans to Silver Springs. with the hatred OF
the negro, conspired to give him the empty
honor of a nomination to the Vice-presi-
dency.
The way bv the back stairs to the Presi-
dents private room has long been famil-
lar to the senior Blair,but the way that
he has long known he will after the fourth
of March next know no more.
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ERACAS OF YOUTH,

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effect
OF youthful indiscr elton, will. for thesake of suf
ering humanity, send free to all who need IT, the.
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which lie was cured sufferers Wishing to profit
dy the advertisers experience, can do so by adj.
Dressing, in periec confidence, JOHN Ii. OGDEN
~ Cedar Street New York.
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GRACE's CELEBIATD sALvE.

From Mr. James Curtin, of Amcsbury, Mass.
II was afflicted with'a severe fclon 81 one OF
my ingars, aud tried many IL nciies without re-
lief Ny friends induced me to apply your salvc.
In two days il extracted the inflammation from my
finger As to enable me % resume my work.
can almost say that the alive worked like magic,
for ii effected 4 cure without leaving a scar. an
hesitatingiy pronounce Gfacc's Sdlve an excellent
remedy aud do not douct it will be appreciated
throughout the land"
ONLY y CTS. y BOX.
SETH ". FOWLE r son, Boston, Propretors
Sold by Apothecares and Grocers generally.
spno.Im o.25
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- l Is D..

Ellsworth-tne 3d inst, Capt. John Terrell, aged
seventy I've years. The dccea> ed embraced To-
1igion thirty nvc years since. when with his part
Baptist Church in fremont The latter part Of
hs life spent in Ellsworth, and in suffering
iron disease. lie died with the Christians hope
and with patient resignation. CON.
surry. July I'd, Miss Mary Ann JOY, daughter of
Charles JOY, Esq. aged - years.
The decr.scd was Young lady of great am iah-
iy, OF the truest W omanlv instincts. npd of tho
natures. iSneut. The ir, 6. au &c of her memo.
~ will long remain rs m ever occurring,
er, that the swectc.t flowers die early. Com.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO al
concerned. that he has been duly appointed ara
has taken upon himself the trust OF an adilinis>
traitor Of the estate of
OTIS +, RICH, late of Orland
in the:Co OF liancock, Mariner deceased by giving
b ond as the Law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceaseds
estate, to make immediate payment and thoss
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement.
JOSEPH s. Coz p0N.
May l, 1885, sw4
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CANCER. SCaoFULa, &C.. CURED.

ng- Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, S,rofula
Tumors. Ernptons, &C., are CURED by the use Of
DIR. GREENS
ELECTRO-M INDICATED BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable rem dies which cleanse the
blood of all liumors, Mercury, Lead &C., and re-
store hea lth 10 inyalids afflicted with every
ricty OF disease. book describing Cancer Scro T..
ua 1iumors and other diseases, with their prop
means of cure, may be obtained free at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address DIR.
GREENE ~ Temple place. Boston.
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A DROP

little drop OF comfort once or twice a dav
ensthens life aud smoothcs the rough places over.
Tue celebrated Extract OF Rye is pure stimniant
freed from all bad qualities. Sold in bottles only
by the grocers and apotbecaaes.
Z. A. RICHARD, n co, ~ Washington street,
Boston, largest Retail Wins and spirit House IN
AmeIica.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce Iuxurian,
growth OF hair upon bald head or beardicss face
also receipt for the removal Of Pimples Botchcs
Erup ions, ETC, on the skim leaving the same !, Il
cleai and beautiful, can be Obtained withoa
charge by addressing
THOS. f. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
s.3 Broadway, New York.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

The subscriber wants to change his business,
and therefore offers for sale the stand now ocon.
pied by himself at Ellsworth Falls Village, called
"The Falls House. " This stand Is a good one,
with al the conyeniences OF outbuildings, gosu
stable, good location, &c.
To Il man who likes tine business and Will devote
his time 10 it, this is good opportunity to get Into
good business. Call aud soc, and you will be-
lieve. a. ID. DoLLINkR
Ellsworth. July 20, 1868. sw q
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LET Us LOOK BACK. When Grant conqu ,rct
Lee. and smashed the rebellion, most every
man and woman in the land were shouting
prai-es To him; and at that time he would
have received .icariy all the votes in the com
try for President. None were loader in his
praise than the WAR democrats and some of the
leading democratic journals Of the land.
Well, why should not the people of a saved
country TO day, rally round him and make him
President of the natl IN that hi, genius. patriot
ism and skill saved.
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PATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

The splendid Hair bye is the best in the wo Id
The only true and leTfoct Oye-llarmless, Reiabl
nstantane3uS. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints; remedies te i'll elects of bad dyes; ndgor-
otes ana lcoves he hai- SOFT and beautiful blac
Properly applied at Hitcn1!u.'s wig Factor y,
No. Ii Bond street, New York. spa lyl5
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We heard new remedy far the care @

We heard new remedy far the care of
the heaves in horses. the other day while in a
town in the Western part of the county. A
person vino follows the business of tanning,
had a horse SO badly OFF with the iieaves that he
could use him but very little, he took him
TO grind his bark for tanning, and used him at
the business II few weeks, end in that lime he
became cured. If this is Il sure remedy it will
be worth knowing.
I'VE learn that deputy Collector John U.
Hill Of Sullivan, and Major Robie, IL Treasury
Agent, have made a seizure Of sma III vessel
with some liquors and other goods, at Goulds-
boro.
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GET TILE BESr.

IL whiskcy has been recommended for your
cough. or to streng en your system go 10 the gro
ccr druggist and ask for bottle OF the Guitiau
She # bourbon and you will, il it Is genui re, get
the best.
q. a. Richards & Co, ~ Washington street Bos
ton, lafgcs' Retail Wine and spirit Houso in
America.
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PERUVIAN BARK and WINE

Have been recommended for years as the best
thing for bilious troubles. The Sonoma Wine Bit
ters contains both, and lots of other good things
besides Ask for them al your grocers or apotho'
cary'S.
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STARVED TO DEATH.

What horrer does the thought bring! Yet a
man writes us tha' he took Il bottle of our Sonoma
Wine Bitters, and he thought he should starye to
death before lie could eat enough. Great Bitters TO
bring on an appetite. and no mistake. Z. n. RICH
ARDS & Co., 80 Washington ST., Boston.
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i" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Seventy six pages; priceSs5 cents. Sent to any
address. No money required until the book is re
ceived, read, and fully approved. Its perfcct
guide to the sick or indispose
Address DIR. 8. >. FITCH, Is Trement stpset,
Boston. sVv{
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1t is expected that the Editors and Pub
fishers Convention which Was app inted for
The 9th and 9Th OF August will be postponed
one week. Hope 50. We have two Conven.
tons, one the 5sh and the other the 9Th, in this
town,