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Boston Medical Institute



We have reeently noticed "go.r. th. H..
10 the paPeTs 81 Name. a Csrt.uraje fr,,,a H.
Bachsnan. % Phiiste!pata. tn parport a, y.
jast!ee 10 onFselve. aaa the pubic r,,p'rss
fdlInwinE explanation ot this sGi.r water -
e Hseif. la q letter dated $50
fHtApEt Ffu sept "A l.a
Dr. 6asrta@rs SAYS -.He roeig-f hII. -,
tncs. , aud ircats htm a. = gentleman on ss -
of DF Greene. A. he tnfortnef ~ fh.t b- "a "a
vita Df. -. fof a loaf tafae ana from tn. "a II
ton he reserved special atseatt1n f-on, a.. -
he wrnt home 60 Augs sta he wra.e fsr NJ
closed certificate, wuich gave win In.
UNDERTAKING thai IL wa 10 b. framed FIR -
ufhrr. and ndt for elrrpl sfion S~v-~tl oa-tt.. y
Maine nave written nir re. srding avs sui -
SAFAbiy sept silent bot a. Is involves OH :,
Hprvtod friend. pr tsrerne. ga Hot i..o.,., "
be- 81 any inusor. wrote 10 D. ~asttges -,
sng b. amt ~ sAtSrr. ne that It viii b. - ~
an2 u~ed ouls Rs agst intended rryr-t ~, -
cseilngiy, but tho satire lstaAc sAs a, M,
prec iAtng br > pr t,rr-ue'. ,an64.. =
student, and treating "a tm a. susb"
The Pnhlif VIII remember thM 49, pr4,.s .
Eond all question that The uae ~Aagta., -.
Sth l'r. t'rvepe a. she Institute To Rs.J.o IN
a. Ish'rrr, and 40 asa medical .fut-at -
pgbGc IS 900 also IN Al the trostnrut ysfer- a i,
Va thc csgtihrst" was tss reatm~at 81 lr 80,
Who has bocs rar fAvorsntY Snaxa thraa s.,st ID.
ooaSir5 daring practice OF msre .Aaa sea-
hvr wears ia Bp-gou
We would airtse iBvAiiis and all lat.-r,t.t II.
send Tor br. sreene sne'ticai soJx .-p. -, I
ani i~arn The true means 81 cure All M -
Ihsir llvs- wiih yoauk and tne p~rtra : u VA,
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DEMoREsT's foUSG AMgyIcA.- The
November number OF this popular little
publication has just reached Us, and l. de-
cidedly the best number that has been
issued. Opening the bright cover, out
popped beautiful bird, supplement to
the Magazine, worth its cost. The depart
ments for the children, the Little House
keeper and the '.Young Farmer" are ex-
celient. In fact, the entire contents are
just such as are calculated to please and
instruct the Juveniles. 1t is the best in
vestment for 81 so that we know of. Pub
lished at s3s Broadway
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Bosroy Boor AM Spor u,,xr

BosToN BOor AND SHOE Market
Notwiths landing all that is said about
the unremunerstive character Of the
boot and shoe industry of New England.
the complaints of some Of o ur mAnufact-
urcrs partaking of the nature Of a
chronic malady, the market continues
to be well supplied, and demand treads
so closely on the heels of supply that
stocks do not accumulate. In fact. 4
tone Of healthy, activity pervades the
market, and everything considered there
are no valid reasons for taking . dis
couraging view of business in the boot
and shoe trade. Our large jobbing
houses are actively engaged in filling
orders, especially for heavy goods. The
publication OF our usual tables Of ship
Inents Of boots and shoes 10 unavoidably
postponed.-lShoe and Leather Re-
porter. ri-
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Hsr the Eii.~orlh American.
The Dav Of Discomfort.

Those who we're present during tn,
Fair, well know that the storm Of the
second day disarranged tho order Of
the exhibition To make gooi wha,
was promised. IL became necessary 10
postpone the trotting, Ia give the track
time 10 dry. Posters were issued. and
every other feasible way male use of.
to notify the pnblic, and cvcry thing
was moving as mcrriiy a. marriage
bell" till the noon Of The last day
when without almonition, storm oil
wrath was let loose upon us
This day which had been appointed
for Trials Of speed" brought with it
other sr,dis. not announced 10 the bi lis
Trials OF buck bone, trials of brain. tri-
ais Of patience, AMI other trials too
numerous 10 mention, that in competi.
ton with the trials Of Job, would have
ruled out" the worthy old Patriarch
rs an unworthy competitor.
As the action Of the rustees. under
these trials" has been pretty severely
handled. and epithe,s more positive
than pions have been lasished upon
hem, and the terms '.cheat, fraud" and
''ioul-play" uttered against them with
an unbridled tongue, and
Instead q poney and rlngs.i woi.
Tho sAnxmsns bruises were iheir lot"
Lay on, Nc Duff" but give ear TO
our side OF the story. In the advertised
rules Of every society, 50 unfortunate
as To give trotting place in the pro-
gramme. it is required that the entries
for racs lie made on or before = time
named therein. and that certain Der
cent ofthe premium 70 be competed for
shall accompany the entry. Usually
this time is limited TO one week before
the advertised time for the trial" Ger.
tain exiyencies in the case. have com.
PEELED the adoption Of rule 30 seem
ingly arbitrary. Where the rule requires
three to enter, and two to start, no ;.
start" can be made if less than three
enter. Where the rule obtained to
keep the entrybook open till the start
ing time. it was found to occasion de-
lay and often to prevent match"
One would wait for another, especially
II either party suspected that LADY
Chapman" was to be competitor. or
any other horse possessed of superior
speed to their own. The effect Of this
as we we'll know by past experience is
to keep the people waiting for hours
AFTER the time for ,rotting had elapsed.
Managers and visitors waiting until
their stock Of patience was consumed
while the masters of the sit
uations' we're trifing away time in at
tempts 10 ouUockey each other, and
badger the Trustees, in the meanwhile,
denunciatisns loud and deep from i'm
patient and iDsulted lookers-on were
heaped upon the heads Of the Trustees
for ''thus cheating the people"
After resorting 70 every other expe-
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Recent Publications.

The TuiiEB j. the first OF The Novcmb,. T
magazines To make ia appearance The,
editors OF thiS monthly understand well the
policy OF Keeping always abrca-; OF the
current OF popular interest aud there Il 4
freshness IN it, topics which secures a
welcome 20 every number Pcre Hyacinthc
Is the sensation Of the hour. and the sketch
Of his aEtcccdcnt- and his intellectual
pcculiarities in this number Will be read
with interest Mr.. Justin Mccarthy writes
Of English Universities Il DR. j q. Dalton
tells w. How the Blood Circulates !" and
Mr.. Richsrt Grant White discusses The
Play Of the Period" and rrbuis some com
monty accepted ideas In relation 10 the
modern decline OF the drama Of which We
hear 80 much. The two serials hy Charles
Reade and Mrs. Edwards are continued
Eugene Benson contributes n striking story
called The Fire-Fiend," and Jacob SPAIN
tells the love story OF The Prince Suwarof.'
Imperialism In America !" ..Oyer and
Under, poem The Turkish Bath" by
Anthony Trollope What to do with
wealth. by an American Posftivist New
York Courts and Courtiers Man in
Genesis and Theology" and Women and
Theatres, by Richard Grant White, with
somesliterary and editorial notes complete
the contents Of the number.
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Entered BY y ii. Powers Pres. 2 Nam
moth squash, Marrow squash. pump
kins, 2 Hubbard squash. Crook neck
squash. Jersey pumpkins Water melons
8 seed cucumbers. 4 cabbages. IS Carrots.
Is parsneps 81 bu. Ruta baga turnips, 6
citrons, - turnip beets. IL mangold wurt-
els. Blood beets. - ears Indian corn. (
ear, on stalks. box Harrison. boxes
early purple. box sebec, ! PIX prolific.
Rusty coat. Goodrich. Garnets, orono, Da-
Wis seediiDg- California and Excelsior
potatoes PIX black eyed beans. Box
yellow eyed Deans. 1 PIX. purple eyed beans,
quarts pea beans.
Entered by y. II. Powers Pres. PIX.
egg beans. 4 qts sieva beans, Z DTS Ames'
wheat &7i-3 bushels TO the the acre. speci-
men ofwhest on stalk. Box sage. ACTS Ames'
barley 81 l-2 bush. TO the acre. Cheese,
OTIS Ames' barley. Z cts oats, I qts
wheat / Saunders 4 DTS marrow peas. /
pail honey. axe heive. goad stick, Z CTS.
II. Partridge oats, 80 bushel TO the i-2 acre
1 qts barley H. Partridge IS I-2 bushels to
the acre. lot Of ounce. bush. winter
apples. Tomatoes. Basket winter apples,
Box winter apples, Z qts. cFsabsrries. l
rug. grapes and anchoivies,
Entered by n. H. Powers Pres. For B.
C. Saunders, varieties Of bssns, 3 doI.
ears corn, l cabbage, 2 twin cacumbess.
For J. s. Condor. tub potatoes 20 kinds.
also articles before reported entered BY
J. A. CHM.
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X. .. Mason, Ellsworth, Rosa Bonheu'
LIST. premium. Trustees Purse, eis.O(
Asa Libby. Dangor, Lady Lightsbos ID
remium, do, elO.o0
Mary @. Blaisdell. RllswortA, LIST. pre-.
MUM on wrought work, CO.'S.
J. s. Condor. Oriand. best exhibition
and greatest varirty Of Potatoes. $500.
G. $. Blodgett, Bucksport. greatest and
best display Of fruit, $1,000,
Mrs. Alex. NJ. Moore, Ellsworth, pre-
MUM for prettiest baby $500.
Henry Epps, Ellsworth. premium on
breeding marc and colt e4Oo.
Lewis A. Joy. Ellsworth. hest harness
diploma.
Prize Of "Silvcr Cup awaiting action
Of Committee.
Those competing for premiums on field
the character Of the soil. amount and kind
Of manure. mode Of culture. time OF plant,
ing and harvesting. amount OF per acre. OF
fraction Of IN acre, and cost Of the pro-
ducts. To be forwarded to the Secretary. In
season 10 b. received. on OF before the 18th
of Nov. mex, addressed TO box No. ~. Ellis.
worth. Z. q.
Amount Of premiums awarded up to date
sos. 10.
Field Crop Premiums estimated At eso. 90
Running expenses. including printing
police. gate tenders, forage. ami repairs.
e32o.ss
:. WATSON. Secretary.
Oct. 18th. l.6a.
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Every Man ana Womsn

the Young. the middle aged. AMI cyan =,
mor. advanced in life. may derive nr,o,a ' s
eni- from pernssl of DIR. Hayes pew ms,s
WORK. " rHt SCIENCE OF Ltrs, or SrI nv
FavtrioN. Treatise upon The groara,'
organs. ans. the nervous disease mi ~. 's
malsdies that are caused by the error, a. r v'oFf
and sbvse Of the system. This book ~
Iishcd by the Peabody Medical In,,, rls,
Bo.tun. aud also the sexual Pity.,'',,
oF WOMAN. ASp HER DISEASES " tran, ~
pen VI the same suinor. rhoas.nJ. NJ III III
sexes have been taught by these wors. =,
true way 70 health and happiness. T. v, N
in another apitmn ''"e'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-21

We have received from B. b. Rus
sell, 50 Cornhill, Boston, neat and
charming household picture. steel engrav-
ing. called Good Morning" 1t represents
q familiar scene in many families where
the genial and sunny smiles of childhood
are felt. The household pet dog, Fido
greets youthful sleeper putting its paws
on the crib looking into its face as if it
said good morning" The engraving is
2Ox26 inches. 1t is q fine picture. Agents
wanted to sell ii.
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democrats, and to which majority Of
The republicaas present would not cub
init, and G Gays that, Contrary to Gus
tom . part Of thOse present were invited
to remain" aud he says I" they accepted
the Invitation, nominated q. v. Mills.
&C." and for once he was correct, a part
land that part was every republican
PRESENT. rere invited to remain and a
majority accepted. and did nominate q
v. Mills, &c.
Again says lit must he evident 10
every one who knows how the republi-
cans Of this town voted that Mr.. Walker
And not Mr.. Mills WA the man they
wanted to represent them il the Lcyis-
lsture, Mr.. Walker having sixty four
votes. and Mr.. Mills sixty three. and
just twelve OF the latter were cas-, by
the thirsiparty men. leaving Mr.. Walker
thirteen more republican votes than Mr.
Mills. Now then, let us again look AT
the facts. there where but eight of the
Hichborn votes that had Mr.. Mius's
name on them. while can prove con-
clusively that more than double that No
Of democratic votes had Mr.. Walker.
name on them. aud no one was in "A bet
ter position TO know this to be the case
than e. himself
Again. G lays great stress on the wav
Castine and Orland, acted in the mat
ter, and thinks they couldn't have un-
dcrstood our position. and the facts
must have been misreprcsented 10 them
&C. but Mr.. Editor they did understand
our position. and the facts were truly
represented 10 them. which was amply
proven by their votes. and what tended
more than any thing else to clucida,e
the matter and open the ewes Of the re-
publicans of both these towns Ia the true
position Of the candidates was an offer
that Mr.. Mills made to Mr.. Walker. viz,
'that everything be dropped, both can
didatcs taking themselves out Of the
way. call a new caucus, exclude every
thing bu, boniddc republicans aud abide
by The result. aud if he (Mr. WalAcr)
received a majority Of the vote. be
would ohccriully support him ut the
polls and do all he could for his election
This offer (Which was heard bv leading
republicans from both Castine and Or
lani.) Mr. Walker did not dare To nc.
acept. he very we'll knowing that il moth
ing hnt republicans were allowed To
vote in the caucus. he would not stand
the ghost Of chance for a nomination
not even 50 good a chance a. he did three
years ago.
There are many other statements
made by &C" which | would like Ia
reply 10. but ! have already made this
communication much longer than in,
tended. bat (if necessary can show
that Mr.. Walker did try 10 secure his
nomination BY the help OF democrats.
and can show that many republicans
of this town voted for Mr.. Walker
against their convictiou,l rather than
have . split in the party
Yours for the truth,
T.
We hope the parties Interested viii
now conclude 70 let this matter dror
No especial good can come now Of dir
eussing the subject. En-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-21

GREAT STORMS THE LAST CENTURY
The great storms Of past times far exceed
any OF those of the present century.
The storm which occurred in England,
November 90 and ~. i7n3. was called
the ''grcat Storm rs il was one Of the
most terrible that ever ragged there. The
devastation on land was immense and
on the coast aud in the harbors the loss
in shipping aud in lives still greater.
The loss in London alone was estimated
at E2,pp.up. Eight thousand persons
were thought 20 he drowned in tho
floods on English rivers and on the coast.
Twelve men OF war. with more than
$50 men on board. were lost within
sight Of land. In the county Of Kent
l1.Lpa trees were torn up Mnltitudes
Of cattle were destroyed. Ia one level
which Was Hooded l5.nup sheep were
drowned. II was during this terrific
gale that the Eddy stone lighthouse was
carried away and its ingenious inventor
and his associates persisted
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NUMBER AZ.

Ja.es A. Gina, 0raAsd, butter, bread.
corn.oeAns cAbease. honey. appaes.
Ms g. c. Emerson, ELS, quilt. lace
hakfs, tides. bead flowers, sheil cross,
CUSHION. watch aafe.
Mss Lucy Joy. E,isworth, quilt.
MY Stevens, Eals. besd 6ag.
Carde Collins kilswsvth.. rug. ,4rs
Mrs. Sarah Jones, Ells. ancient vests.
John Q. Clay, wisconsin. patent weather
Edwin Bartlett. Nj Desert, violin.
il. Moore, Ems, northern muscadine
grapes.
Jas A. CHM. 0rlaad. Z varieties peas.
eorn.~=s Deess, Pumpkins.
Turnips. Beets,
onions, cabbages, buckwheat. wheat, ap-
pies, butter. bread potatoes.
Mr.JP, Candase. BiaehiIi. Counterpart
Geo. J. Noyes, Eils, 8 calfskius.
&c. Chapman. Bucksport, wheat.
Us. Condor. OrlAad. 50 varieties pots-
toes.
J.R- Arey, Bncksport. ox-yoke.
Annie Bachelor. Hancock. collars.
Mrs. c. T. Bachelor, Hancock. quilts.
Mrs. d. G. Billings, Hancock, shawl
Mrs. Helen g. Hamilton, Ellis, 10 pair
socks, s prs mittens. s lbs yarn. socks,
drawers.
Lewis A. Joy, Els, harness.
Jairus Osgood. Bluehill. porcelain clay
NJ. G. Blaisdell. Ellis. hair wreath otto
man
Milton Hill. Els, boxes honey.
Mile smith Ellis. collection OF buttons
Mrs d. H. Epps. Ellsworth. brown bread
white bread.
Drusie Billings Hancock. patchwork.
Mrs c. T. Bachelor. Hancock handker'
chiefs.
Rev ". q. Holman. Ellsworth. Copy o
Guido's Beatrice sunset in California Ear
IL Autumn AT Nesopus creek. Winter scene
view near the Hudson. Old Mil. Winter
Wren. Savannah sparrow, chickens, news
boy, strawberry girl.
$ Bunker, Gouldsboro norway oats.
TRoTrING.
d Cowing. Dedham. entered year old
FLYING Sally. -
Jenny
TRUSTEES PURSE.
Asa Libby, entered Lady Lightfoot
K. o. Mason, Rosa Bouheur.
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Alta meeting ofthc Executive Officers
OF the Hancock Agricultural Society.
held in Ellswo rth. Oct. 10Th. 1859. the
following resolutions were unanimous
Is adopted,
Resoired. That the thanks Of the
Officers OF this Society he rendered TO
Col. \. u. Squirting. for the .pro npt and
efficient manner in which he discharged
the duties Of Marshal during the Fair,
aud we express the earnest hope. that
the citizens OF the County will continue
to appreciate the worth of an officer,
who j, fearless, and impartial ia the
discharge of his duties
Resoircd. Tha; We hold our next
show and Fair at Bucksport, Orlsnd.
or anv other town. which will reason
ably offer suitable fixtures and accom-
modaiions and in the event of no offer
being made. which commcnds itself.
that we suspend the holding Of the an
nual Exhibition. until circumstance
warrant the renewal.
:. Wassou, Secretary.
Ellswo rth Oct. Is. 1859.
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TAs Ssrrei Of Bsrsiy lies 70 The usr u Il,
gan Magnolia hA!u' Tor tar Cam2ieNoa
R1ukAue$s. EaIac4s Rlot-Av. ~aaba-B -
!cs ani Tan disappear vhsr- s. Il. applied. an4
b~auufal Complexion u purv sat.nIss, t..+-..
], obtained. The plainest feature. are g,a. O.,
glow with iralghiel Eloou. sad YnutA,,l n.
ty.
Rrmee- her tTaEan's MIsubAz Rain B.. .h. ,e,,.
that produces thc4e Of st an aay l. ,sv "a
secure &c for ~ cents al - Of our *.,r-
l. Preserve aed psrs. the Ha4Tu-e m. K,
thaIrpn.
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Posr OFFICE CHANGES The following
changes ia Maine Post Oilccs are aunounc-
ed John +. Robinson. Postmaster NJ Hol-
den vice Byron T.. Morrill,. resigned; Alfred
H. Miller, At West Great Works. vice
Charles Miller. resigned; simon Davis at
Scbago vice Luther II Fitch. removed .
Mrs.. Maria West ut Mouhcgan Island. vice
William IL Mcst. decreased.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYI.

The splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
me only frse and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable
unts remedies the I'll eaectS of bad ayes gor'
aies and leaves the hair soft and baa uiiiuI black
brown. solt by all druggists and pertumers.
Properly applied at Basshei0r's wig actory so
IL bond St., New York. seslyW
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Yea. s. tractlce

IN the treatment OF Diseases mel tent TO females
mas placed DIR DON At the head Of all physicians
making such practice speciality. and enables
MN TO guarantee speedy and pertinent In
sne worst cases OF Suppression and all other hep-
strha' arrangements. from whatever cause. All
letters Tor advice must contain 81. ONCE, No.
ENDIcorr sTREEr, BOSTON
B-Board furnished 10 those desiri ng to re
main under treatment
Boston, July, Is69 -sp.ro lyr77
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Mr. Jonathan Arey prs. mens socks.
Mrs. Eliza Smith Counterpanc,.
Mrs. Eliza Atwood, Counterpart. pair
mems socks, all wool falied cloth.
Mrs. Precilla Douglas. / pr ladies' hose,
dress pattern
Mrs. Joseph Emerson. cotton and wool
cloth. fringed double mi,icn>.
Mrs Jane Eldrid.e. prs knit drawers.
pr ladies hose. prs mems socks, hearth
rug.
Mrs Arthur Curtis. rug.
Mrs Alfred Smith carpet.
Mr.. Jesse Atwood. Full suit home made
clothing.
Mr.. Joseph Emerson. Full suit home
made clothing. bunch summer savory.
Entered by A. l.. Smith. Pres. Gcniiins.
den Russell, Harvest, Orange sweet. Red
Stone pippins. Golden ball, Fall craven
stein. Porter Pie apple gravenstein, Rhode
Island greening. Sweet Bower. and Peach
blow Apples Winter pear Mammoth To-
maio. Yellow Tomato. Red Grapes, Yellow
grape. Red pear tomatoes. Illustrated Re
bus beans. White and Red currant Jelly
Red currant wine. Rhubarb wine Raspoer-
r. vinegar. Raspberry shrub. Nasturtions,
Grab apple Jelly Preserved Raspberry
Strawberry, Gooseberry, Blueberry, Pears,
Crab apples, Rhubarb and Salmon.
Entered by A. L. Smith. Pres. Grapes in
open culture 6 additional varieties.
Golden pumpkins. axe handles Red and red
sea wheat. Buck wheat. Rye. Horse man,
oats. Canada and potato beans. Improved
yellow eyed beans. Msr.owfat- Large green
mountain and ID. o. Rourke peas Eggs.
Cabbage. Carrots. Illinois Bnckhorn. Ear
Iy rose. Prince Albert. Sebec early. Golden
tuh-r Jackson. Harrison. Davis seeding.
White mountain and Rusty coat potatoes.
ox-yoad. Ox-yoke. Baskets crsnberries,
Cheese. Honey. IS varieties OF apples In
one box. some OF which grew In 1865.
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&C. A. Deane Of SedSwick rode .
velocipede from Sedgvick to Ellsworth 70
attend the Fair. Distance Is miles. He
rode the first six miles without dismount-
--g. and came the whole distance in four
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VOLUME Is.
Special Notices.


1he tow-boat Express has had new
] boiler pai IN. new additions 10 The .n arN CHS
sa aS~ H., srer sot business Ssy
viii he paid for sccs'tess~ wssse s.w,., aanss.s
or down. unless such accidents arc vessels "a
eAeiessness Or want of eosamon care a, fused b,
neetsd with the boat. vi asose eos
Ellsworth, Oct 9Th, isia null.
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Bucksport Farmers Club.

ENTRIES Rccx-rpEr FAKagRs tLrB.
Ivory Grant. Mammoth squash. varie-
ties squash. Hubbard and Turban squash.
Pumpkins. Turnip Beets. Long blood beet-
Sugar heets, Ruta bssa tnrnips. rarsneps.
orono. Garnet Chill. Early Goodrich. Early
White. Chensngo. California and Gleason
potatoes. yellow Indian. Red. Pop, Sweet
and vsriegated corn. Bald wheat, Barley,
Oats, Norway and Poland Oats. Yellow ey-
ed. White Pea and Horticultural Beans
old field Peas. Cucumber~. Melon. Butter,
Celery. Hay and Aftermath Porter apple.
pie apple. sweet pears. tomatoes5 varieties
white and currant jelly. curran, wine. rim
barb wine.
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n Osgood Bluehill, Pillow cultivator.
Geo. Piske Ellsworth. Dish strawberries
picked 18th October.
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Turner's Neuralgia pill.-Ths rrn..

Turner'S Neuralgia Pill;-Taa xrea, -
dy for Ne"ra gia and all >ery Gus D,ss,... .ns
Than 10000 cured BY II in the last r.. aane,
rs'ee ey mat paeSase q s.--e packages & " y
The Lorraine Vegetable Csthartic p n,
Inc pest SHOWN ren " Tor all Dl.eases !, ",
kl"od, stomach Liver, Kidneys; for ue.SH u,
rheumatism, aud i. all eases where a esiesHlsch'
required Price by mali, hex 81 cts" i"' L Is
80 y sotes
TURNER & CO, 10 fremont street. Bosto, =,