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Velocipedes T!
Velocipedes T! {!

c. r. KIMBALL LARKINs improved French
American, and New England Pastsst .vELOCI-
PEDEs
Our long and successful experseaee In the man
ufActure o. Fine Carriages. led Us - believe We
could improve both he Preach and American
velociPeds, and we quite sars Ne have cue
We have SOW q vork some seventy-nv Of the
best caxyiAgesniths aad machlseets u IL country
% them ,and the result 10 the most perfect vsloc
pete yet produced combining all TIE best quail
Tee Of the Preach aad American pAtterue. We
use - east o. nalleable iron in The construction
Of sur ve,ccipsAes, ths Uessrtals being wrough,
ifea md steel, With comp ositica bsariaGs steel
tire axles, -. Our toW.prtced naehines are all
msis q he best Maissials 10 every part.
Whns we are mailing every imrroveosnt that
viii make the mAchiae better. - are also sssne
every effort 70 bring the price within the reach Of
all y no are willing to pay for . good tAingi and
have established the following prices:
Nev EngiAnc Patterns. cheap anish, no
springs. o7s 70 os3
Nes Essiaad Passerns with sprines, rs 70 els
French and ANN PstserA. nAe aaish. ol3'
Preach and Ann Pattern. with brake,
fancy colors. geld sssipe. ans haish. els
Having purchased the exelu.ive icense &
nan uiacture veiceipedes In THE ssaseeuuder u
paieas granted Nsvcabes 3csh. laa. cauiioa all
peuons AGAINST making any KIND Of vciooipe'ie 10
the State with crAsk 10 froos axle. TIA, In n,
way infringe upon lhls patent. Persons who hav,
commenced their manufActu.e previous to thi
notice will be literally treated By as calling
upon.
CT. KTMRALL 3 LARKIN.
Portland Me-. Feb. 0. lsss. 9me
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An EXCELLENT HORSE LnIxENr.

An EXCELLENT Horse LnsIMENr.
The American Stock Journal gives
the following recipe: "Take l pint
alcohol, Ia ounce Of CASTLE soap, IA
ounce gum camphor, IA ounce Of
sal ammonac. When these are dis
solved, add l ounce Of landanum, \
ounce origanum. IL ounce Of sas
safras and 2 ounces spirits Of harts-
horn. Battle freely. Excellent fol
strains, bruises and windgalls.
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FEEDING ANIMALS WITH Hay

FEEDING ANIMALS WITH HAY.-A
great loss is frequently sustained By
feeding animals ont sufficiently often
and giving them too large quantities
at time. In this way, by having a
c~a.. MI. cs c-ll-- E. - ''-L
is rendered more and more offensive
BY constantly breathing upon it while
roofing it over and over, i, is imper-
iectly eaten and large part perhaps
wasted. To proven this, hay should
be given frequently and in small
quantities.
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A DRoLL AxxIMAL.-Cn the island Of
False River. Louisiana, 10 found Q frog
whose pecul'arities, we believe, have
escaped The attention Of naturalist. Ii l.
called the egg frog, " from its hankering
after hen fruit, "and b great nuisance %
farmefs 10 consequence. Being unable 70
break - eGg, 4 u swallowed Whola,
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Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. NE

HAVING bsen eagagsd for several years il ,As
Clam Agency. in proceeding claims q Washing.
bccems familiar with the nest sxpidisiSus nesk.
I'd Of eseehlishtag claims. nov solicit Tie 30.
renAge q al who nay need ~ sesvicee In proeoot
iAg elaine upon The Govornmeut
Invalid SOLDIER mads such By woeaAs - H.
eoee, eooo11cte4 n tho y. Q. Services.
Widow dsTine widow hood.
Dsreodsos 0otAen, vhose hasband having Dc
sertsd tns0, aad sbaaaene1 thsir sapport q whs
are phystcaly iDeapacitased 70 supperS then, hsv.
Ing 10 oeAsr eoarco e1iaeo0s
Depen4o1s eAeAen where tho 0oshar n doah
O.PAaas CAil1Fso, Orphans DsoGhess aad Sistsre
1n9er s!xteen yeaEs. afe entitled 70 pensions.
OdGlAsl - a11ifisaal bsaaeies, beek pay nile
tkss hsrs. eellssasdi h he si3reose psssble -.
~. - shasUs ~ sssvisss ssadssol unless oue
HasvsrsA. J,ay -. n 800 ~;
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VOLUME Is.

HkNRY p COOKE, yice-Pr..iasat.
EMERSON W. FRET. SECRETARY and A0issry.
This Company, National 10 its character. offers
BY reason Of lts Large Capital, Low Rates OF Pre-
MUM and New Tables the most desirabls means
OF tnsurtng life yet prcscntsd TO IRE public.
The rates Of premium being largely reduced, are
mate a. favorable 10 the Insurers ss those OF the
l~st Mutual Companies, and avoid all tho
pIir anal stAiaties ef Notes. bividsuds
and the Misunderstanding ~harh the lAssss are
SO apt TO saase the Policy Holder.
several new and attractive tables are now pre-
.~ntrd which need oniy to - uastcrstood 10 prove
acceptable {" tho public, saeh a. the INCOME
PRODUCING Foley and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former. the policy holder not
only secures has Insurance, PAYABLE 81 dsa n,
but will receive, II living. amer period 81 a fe~
years. An annual income equal to tea per cent 40
per cent Of tho par Of bis policy 10 the latter
the Company asrces TO return to the assured Tho
total amSu-'5 money be has paid IN, in addituen
to the amount OF bis policy.
Tbs attention Of persons contrmpiAlinR tnsur.
ing their lives or Increasing tho OF In.ur.
ancc th-Y already havv. Is called TO the special
advantages offered BY the National Life insuranes
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars x,vea
application to the Branch otacs Of ths ON
pany. or 10 the NEW ENGLAND GENERAL
AGENCY.
UNDER THE pIRKcrIoss or
r. A. ROLLINS 4
" Il. cHAspLrK OF the Board OF Dtr.etors
}. r. TUCKER, Manager.
Merchants Exchange, State 81. Boston.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED IN
every City and Town; and applications
from competent parties for such agencl~s
dressed to
JOSEPH W FREESE.
Bangor Ne.
Special Agent for Psnobsaot and Han
cock Counties. ly1
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a GkSrs WANTED In every tosp 10 81, IN.
oeseosased Clipper Movers aDd RasDsrs =
Aagneese dfan AID 0ese dorablo nanAinee aade
Co.. Ch1 o., New York,
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A0erscaa aud Foreiyn Pnsenas
R. Fl. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LAss Agent Of The u : Patent Once, Washington,
under the Act Of 1871.
Ne. 70. state St.. Opposite xii BY st..
BOSTON.


sTsk a extensive practice OF upwards Of
ne UniBsA States also In great Britain, pace
aad eSher foreign couatries- Caveats, speciass-
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Ags Tor Patents, executed reassaabls terms
with dAspaseA. Researches made into Americ
arr Foreign work., TO determine legal and other
eivtce rendered In all matters touching the same
Copies Of ths elaine Of any patent furnished bv
rsnitunS oes doliAr. Assignmsats recorded in
WAshtngsOa.
Ne ASs.ev 10 sAs U.ised sssss, Possesses ss,sv,ov
cs.esss - e4esSsdAe Fatssas, ssesrtainiaS sAs
O1rinS eight months the subscriber the course
0oeon olxrxxN AfrEALs; evsvy one Of Nhich va
sscsesd n ~ usv By the COmaislosers u rate me-
90
TESTIMONIALS.
= regard nr. Eddy - ons Of the moot cuv,Als s,1
ssceceHA practitioners with whom l have hsd
oocsAssefcoafss. CHAS. MASON.
Comnis siOaess OF Paierts.
Il have no hesitation IN assuring in ventors shat
thsy cAnnos employ . man aere co1o1een1 80
WsesostAo. and moro eapAole Of pusting their
apPhcanons In . form 70 secure for them an early
aeonveraoie coass1erAtioa q tho Patent o2ce.
kD0UID bURk,o
Late CcumiasieDer OF Patents,
Ut. =. EDDY AAs nade for ne THIRTkEN
have been granted. and that oas 10 nowpending
Such unnistakable prosf Of great talent AID
ability>ea his part lesds me 70 recommend ~ il.
veaters % Apply 70 him 70 procure their paterts
- hey nay - sure Of having Tie moss faiehtsl
Dtteatisa hestsved - their eases, asd q verv
eAasQea JOHN TA00A1D.p
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI
'TTfTE

TUTE.
THE Trustees Of this Institut,on take pleasure
in announcing thAt they have secured the services
OF the eminent and wen known DR. A. H. HAYES
late surgeon ;. Army, Vice President OF
Colsnbia College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
IL.
This Insttuto. now publishes the popular
or sELT PRESERVATION" written by DR., Haye..
u treats upon the Errors Of Youth. Premature
Decline Of y snhcod, seminal Weakness and All
Diseases and Abuses Of the Generative Orrzna
Thirty thousand copies sold the Last year ID IL
inase4 book for every mAu.-young men In
particular. Price only 81 90.
his Institute has just published the most per
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sniiti sexual PATHOLOGY o. WOMAN, AND
Hkk DfHEAsEs" profusely illustrated with the
very best enEravings- This book IL also from the
pen Of Dr. HAYES: Ameny the various chapters
may BE mentiosed Tho Mystery Of e-Beauti.
fuf OGspring beauty, liz Value 70 Woman.-
Change OF Lite,-Exeessss Of the Married Pre-
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The PEABODY JOURNAL OF HEALTH q first
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any address. on application to the Peabody Hedl
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y. B.-Dr. II. may Be consulted in strict.s, con.
Lief
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Schooner for Sale

kor sAss Ne Schooner .Emssa,As rs tons bur
nr; new neasurement.) For particulars In
aiIsc' :. D. Powers, Seal Cove. Post Once Ne
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The Home is second TO none in this
Country in regard to soundness and
reliability. The undersigned has been
appointed Agent for all the TURNS in
Hancock County, excepting Bucksport
and Orland and is prepared TO issue
Policies either at his office or through
Sub Agents accordingly.
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ELLIS IRON BITTERs.

Will enrich The blood and prevent It from be.
toa. restore the appetite. lavigorate the system,
nd are palatable- These btters rrccomend.
Cd 70 all persons requiring . safe and valuable
not givea By Bstters mere stimuieat In their ef.
fecss; which. although they psssess sosie vegeia-
Bile prope' ties cannot give the strength 70 the
blood which the lros Bittsss viii Qse.
Prepared By WIN. Ellis. ChemisG For sale By
Weeks Pottar. Wholesale Agents, l7v Was hing.
generally. Guns
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Refers to the following named bust
ness men Of Ellsworth all Of whom are
insured in this Company.
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tanning to the well being Of farmers, which
1 we shall treat rather from matter of Iaci
point Of view than in accord with aEy ply.
Biological dogmas.
We do not find promiseo US distribution
over the face Of the earth. Of giants and
1 iwarfs. The economy OF life and action
u both the animal and vegetable kingdoms
\ are bounded by the laws Of heat and cold
frees. aud fruits and flowers attain to .,u
enormous size In the Amazon valley, while
NOSES aud ioches stsrveo thepeaks Of the
Alps. The stately Durhams from the blue
grass pastures OF Kentucky. would pine
md perish on the scanry hill-sidss Of the
shetland Islands. while the diminutive Her.
Z y from the North Sea Isles would be
rushed beneath the weight Of ifs own
besity in the luxnriant fssding7grousds
! the great Southwest.
n No man having an eye for the beautiful.
ut must admire large animal. None.
81 iore 90 than the writer. but is ID not pleas
j re. but pro6t am discussing. 1t II what
ball We grow that shall pay US most =
rowing. Herein lies ths chief obstacle
the pathway Of our fArmers. They have
taken things for granted" accepted
" truth. what was net truth. They
ave NOT thoroughly investigated this sui.
eft or taken comparisons and estimates
I'D subjected them to the rigid scrutinis.
e test Of l0xres. When farming 10 Gle.
ated TO the dignity Of business, when
'.ieDcs and practice combine, nay We hops
v bsetes things.
4 cosrsspeodsnt Il TIE PoedlaDd ~
sois1 ags:
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Anisanpoinfed a A1hIete.

A very amusing incident is related of
the Rev. Mr.. Wise, one of the first min
listers in Essex County. 1t seems that
Mr. Wise, being famous wrestler, was
accosted one day by Mr.. Chandler,
when the following conversation occur
red:
"Sir, my name is Chandler,o the town
of Andover; hearing you were famous
for wrestling, and having myself some
success in that way, having thrown all
in our region, i have come all the way
from Andoyer to take hold with YOU"
mo objection to that" was the pleas
ant reply. They take hold in earnest,
and after few struggles Mr.. Chandler
was laid upon his back; he is not salts
fed, and wishes for another trial the re-
suit is that Mr.. Wise not only lays him
flat ON his back, but gently puts him
over the fence into the street.
"And now," says Mr.. c., "if you will
just throw my horse over after me, /
will 90 along"
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who is perhaps the best Factoryman in Ohio.
he having had over TWENTY YEARS experience
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the business in all Its departments.
They are prepared to Spin, Weave and Man
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and with DIsPATcH, will not fail to give them
a call. MARSH x VOSpER.
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Electionof District Assessors


THE Commissioners at the june session, 1852
i decided that each township cf the county
be District for the purpose of electing an As--
SCISSOR of real property within each District
The qualified electors of this county will, at
the October election, 1869, being the second
Tuesday, October 12, 1869, proceed to elect .
qualified elector as Assessor of real property in
each District or township. The Judges of cleo
tion shall keep separate poll-book for ithe
election of said Assessors; and the returns
thereof shall be made Ito the County Auditor'
who, with the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas shall open the same and declare the result:
and the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns give notice to each Of the
persons elected of his election.
BY order of the Commissioners.
SAM'L GRIMSBAW,
Auditor, N. G. o.
June 15 1862
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Attachment Notice.

6. H. Davenport & Co., plaintiffs, against
Samuel L. Daily, defendant.
DEFORE H. T. Mitchell, J. P. of Green
ID township, Monroe county, Ohio: On the
18th day of June, A. D. 1869, said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of eighty dollars and sew
enty EIGHT cents; said case is set for hearing
on the 7th day of August, lS69,at ten o'clock
A. M, of said day.
je29w3, G. H. DAVENPORT Il co.
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON the 3lst day Of July, 1869, at 3 O'Clock
" in the afternoon, on the premises. will be
sold to the highest bidder. the following real
estate as the property of Peter +. Koontz
decd, to wit: Lot number four in the town ol
Brownsville. Monroe county, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third in hand; one
third in one year; one-third in two years
deferred payments to bear interest from day
of sale, and to be secured.
CHRISTIAN SANDER,
Guardian of minor heirs of said decedent.
june29w4.
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Fs-The Staunton, (ya.) Spectator
SAYS that the following telegram was
dictated TO the operator at that place, to
be sent to Gov. Wells, by negro few
days since:
'.Tell the Governor the boys has done
failed, and Henry Norris, that lie gin the
papers to, has done pintedly gone back
on him.
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Sheriff Sale.
G. II. Davenport
VS..
Cephas Hart.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
u from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will ofsr for sale at the
front deor of the Court Rouse, in the town
of ,Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
the 10th day Of august, 1869,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: The east half of
the southeast quarter, and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, and the east
part of the northwest quarter of the south
cast quarter of section six township four of
range five.
Appraised at $4,000.
jy13w5. JOSEPH MYERS, Sheriff,
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence of the burning of the entire
/ records and papers of the probate ofice,on
the 18th of June last, it becomes necessary for
Executors, Administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Thoseknowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
out further notice. W. 7. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf. Probate Judge.