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Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
R. P. HALL 4 CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, E.H.


Whereas Reuben Gragg Jr., late o. Ellsworth
Coni,ty OF Hancock and Sta'e of Maine, BY hi~
ler,i .. mortgage lated February %, \ D., 1856
aud Recorded in Hancock Resstr Book l0l page
$50 conveyed 10 seth Tisttale, of said Ellsw nth,
the following described lot OF land situated in
said Ellsworth, described IS follows Begiunlng
on he road leading by Jonn l.. Moore's ut the
Snuibery corner OF I'D owned by me; thence
Noftherv and Eastery by The line ot nly lot forty
seven DDS TO stake; thence south tour rods
pafellel with the corner OF said road, thence
Southwe-teriy parallel with the First mentioned
line 10 the road thence on the road four rods to
the first bound. which SAID mortgage hfs been
duly assigned to me- and whereas the condition
contained "a said mortgage Ia been brohen, now
therefore, els i'm 10 tnrtcIo-e the same give
mi, notice accordingly agreeabiy to the statute OF
The state.
GEO. LULLUM
By his Atty, A. +. DklNKw ArEk.
Ellsworth, Jan. 9tn, 1871. Sw2
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Biuehiii Items
-Levee and Festival. The Ladies Circle.
connected with the Bluehill Baptist
Church, will provide an excellent enter
talnment in the Town Hall on wednes day
evening the first of Feb. Its object is 10
complete the sum necessary for new
organ. The Town Hall has been much
improved during the past summer. and no
exertion will be spared that shall tend to
make the evening pleasant one to visitors
from distance as well as from nearer
home.
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AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC. for tho new
wear. h.> arrived for delivery SrAii, bs ,ii
Druggists t. all who call tUru. IAl, nliic an
nuA ra> the largest circulation Of ans book ID
the world. msde 10y ths iAct thIt II iurni,hv-
be beet medical nj, ire which j, ayail4air to
the proplu-ruaOirs them to determine " hat
their cont laiuls are and how 10 cure them.
Il contain, the startling announcement of the
condensation OF . wol Id. or the conbu,i ion Of
one Of ihe star, IN the firuianent with ali II,
attended planets.
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NJ A II RIED ID.

In Cranberry Isle, Jan. 18th, by VIM. II. Preble
Esq, Mr.. Joseph x Harding, and Miss Abbie A.
stanley both Of Cranberry Iele.
In Winter HarboT, Jan. 18th, BY r. r. Bunker
Esq, Mr.. Nathan A. Bickford and Miss Julia A.
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/, is no use. the poisonous hair preparations
have had their dan ani done their mischief.
Nnw comes ALONE SAIUHE's HAIR RES
IORAilNE. perfectly clear article. which
restores yry han aud keeps the head IA
healthy condition. See ada eIti-ement
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BUSINESS NOTICES

We were pleased to see. not Tong since. ID
one 1i our exchange. some pretty seven, I"-
marks a,idte>sc.i t. -ctcIJl ptl,uu, Mho- eur
ing an Int rstiug secure ~ Rev JOHN :. a..
Abbott. Kept continuous coughing. whivA
pTch 'nitd maul from hearing. People Nh'.
cannot refrain ffom coughing, h..d beitrr ,iav
Nv aN from such placc>- Or else take bottle ui
Johns"n's Anod,u Llulncni VIII them.
The importance OF a, iug >h-rlI4n'> cavalry
Condition Powders TO Lur>rS that have l.,' ~
out IA cold wind, OF drank too much 'Ohi
Mater. caLuui lie nNCr e-tmatvd. no man
,lould he wItLOui item Who OWNS good
horse.
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Sargent both Of Could b,ro
In Wei Brook sville, Jan. goth, by II ii Hutch.
,nson Mr.. Charles =. Conner anil Miss CT ara A.
Fogg. both of iirooksviile
=. IN ssontdsboro: Jan. 18th. by ii NJ Sowle Eco
MT. fred a Holt TO Miss Georgia A. Young b III
OF Gouldsboro
In NJ ,chiasport. Jan. 3. by Rev Mr. Btchell.r
Anson u smith and Miss Sarah l. McCabe both
of Machias ~
IL .feubcn. Dec. 81. by Rev sewsll Brown Colin
b,ker and Miss Bessie Crowley both 81 5
err OTIS W Gardner Of Chsrlotte and Miss sus;e
Az an d,ughter Of I, W Allan E-q OF d
70 oinmo,a Flils, l,ec 81. by Dorr. Eaa.. Nil
iaru Tinna aud Malta T Dorr both Of
Ia tistport Dec. 80, hv Rev. r y BIB Judsnn
n"uhg and Miss l.abella q. 4 lighter OF james
Robertson q. III Of F. fstport
~ ife .c.u Dee 81, by : II Bradbury Edward
',rh and MISS irah iillck both Of T
IN steuben. De-. n by stmuel Moore Esn
OF " ' 'O
u Boston. Jan %. by Rev 4 r cutter Mr.
James y. Thompson and Mis- Helen A only
aiusnter Of NJ. W Farwell. ksq. both OF Boston
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>prains are thoroughly cured-if there b.
not extensive le.Iou-br thoroughly using
Henue's Pain Killing Magic oii. |; it ALTO
good Tor other paln and aches. II Is an excel
lent i-my remedy. fry bottle.
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ORDER gr'nutls ptfru.fsI t". Room ot'r W
t'o,,u HTathrf-, aruns'l. fhr ttt' n''ri
/ABl 10 FOSTER.
Ellsworth j IN. ~ 49,. III
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pae ~ ~ for pale Crude turpenns quiet at f3 for yellow
dip, ~ % for virgin. Tar hrm at 90 90.

. Ds G f,s ?, q quiet at IS for y'0"
Tobacco very strong Of ia hhdr. a,
50 % 70 be low % mdding leaf ~ tl2 Cotton qaiss
Grain quiet Provisions quiet but unchanged
- ''-'' ''''' "' % . VIRGO ~ June a 1871;
Flour steady with moderate demand sal. 500 bbls
% ~ Il u Sa1a % q % SShss
q. pG ms al o Ss;s s ys %f 4 81 sS
a a 81 g " gebaap peas ssd o1:n
l nss " EG :, e Canal % scs shss re-;
Yors % to aaspha. Railroad frshs-tioar % Bos.
corn ,i lumber sae@snt. y
canamzo 90 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn ss oto fees
els corn on 6ahe. oats $4,000 bushels barley oo BUSH
EecepM60uT 100 b S wheat bushels ss. sss
shNo bushels Raj shipments 1900 bushes; corn,
On New 's Flour qs
g1 y w1sn, SS caS y III. as
nand and firm d plO bushels No sold c; the spot
aaa s rshs We.en n in %1ea
% offered Il s 81 @ a. and 5 and
pa1 s ss
bushels oats. 80,
Flour fair prices advanced family - % 80 o.
changed and qaei at Sc Oats Rye
Barty unchanged Mess pork unchanged aud quiet nj xo
Lard Unchanged Bulk meats stock Withdrawn anticipating
higher prices shoulders, clear rib Sides Fac Isc
clear 'c. sc all nominal offerings light Bacon sc,rce
and tr shoulders 6hc sides sod At S2c &C. Tor clear
Sides Whiskey demand fslr and market
hrm
CHICAGO, June 24-EvennQ
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat weak; No. 2 spring
eoscd at u 2sA casa THIS afternoon que. At n In
81 2Ssl Corn hrmer; No mixed Ola a4}sc; this after
quiet and unchanged. Oats nrm No. at 49, kyo
advanced &C. a4c No. 79c soc Barley qnlet No. At
53c Toe IghwInes steady sc. Provisions rmer mess
pork s4 a7 ia 90, cash July Lard steady At loc
Cut unchanged Live hogs active and hrm at 3
~
6our 81 900 bushels wheat corn rs 0 bushels
900 busnels barley, 5000 hogs. Shipments 40 bbls
5000 bushels wheat, la 900 bushels SOW bushels
2O busheIs 1000 hogs Freahts firm and steady
to Buffalo, sac.
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GALVESTON, June "A, 1871.
Cotton dull: prices lower; good ordinary. l5c.
eeip, exports Great Britain, li3 coastwise 6S9
Sales $50, stock, 1880
NEW ORLEANS, June "a. 1871
dull and nominal quotaions for midilngs; net
receuts, l7: gross ALL exports TO Great Britain, 1854
sales, i,Uc0 stock, ala .
MOBILE, June "a. 1871.
Cotton dull and nominal; mldlings, l9fc. receipts,
423 exports coastwise sos; sales, ~ stock, 6sl.
SAvANYAH, June "a, 1871.
Cotton dull middlings 19Sc receipts 81 sales, 100
stock, 92O8. 900,
CottonThe market closed dull and lower At ~ l9c
Liverpool 81 bales receipts, 70 bales
CHARLESTON, June ~ 1871.
Cotton dull and nominal: mIdinEs 2c.; net receipts
20l exports coaswiye, 1893; sales, 81; stock, 4,S
WILMINGTON, June "a, 1871.
Cotton firm: middnrs lac. net receipts, ~; stock,
l,c32. - ,s-,
Cotton easier mddnes offered at 20Ac. net receipts Sy0
gross 45 exports coaswse, 1906 safes, lV Stock 1850
= BOSTON, June "a. ISL.
Cotton quiet; mddlIogs, 2o9c. mex receipts gross go
'"' WV wIEMIS0roN, June "a, 1871.
Spirits turpenne quiet at c. Rosin steady; VI for extra
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PROPOSALS.


COLONIAL SECRErARY'S OFFICE, MAY %, 1871.
" NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
The government OF Prince Edward Island will until 18th
July receive tenders Tor the equip
ncnt railway feet inches gauge, Cascunpec
TO Georg nwn, distance Of about ~ miles,
Payment win oe made In Prince Edward Island govern
ment dehenlufe bearing SIX per cent interest," payable half
yearly, rrdeemnble in 81 years.
Specifications and forms OF tender and other
Information obtained AZ the Government Engineer olce,
Charutietown, after Goth June next
No tender will be 5nzed unless made on the printed
FORM
The government bind themselves accept low
est or any tender T. H. HAvILAND, Colonial Secretary
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
~ trustees OF the Seventeenth ward, the Office the
Clerk II the Department OF Public Instruction. Of
Grand and Elm streets until Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of
june 17l and until O'Clock z. NJ said dav, for the
erection OF schcohouse the lots known rs No 1876
to 3 Fifth street. Pans and specifications for said school
be at tho ONCE of the Superintendent Of
Buildings REPAIRS No. LAG Grand street (hird oor)
Proposals state the estimate for each branch OF the
work separately, and be endorsed Proposal for Mason
work., Proposal for Carpenter Work." "Proposal for
Painting"
responsible and approved sureties will be required
from each successful bidder and no proposal will be
siered IN which suretes named The School Trus
fered, If deemed for the public iteres. 70 do So
EDWARD LANE.
CHARLES KINKEI,
WILLIAM FISCHER,
JOHN BYRNES,
STEPHEN THERRY,
Board OF Trustees, Seventeenth W ard.
DATED JUNE 10 1871
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our deceased prother James Il. Shields. Sister coun-
ellis respe etiuy invited by Orderof
JAMES NJ. DAVIS, Councillor.
HENRY ERICKSON Recording Secretary.
SToRY.-In BROOKLYN, on Sunday, June 25 VIII
LIAM ii. STORY, In the 3 year OF his age.
Friends and relatives are invited atteud the
funeral, on tuesday, afternoon, at two O'Clock from
his late residence. 100 President street.
THodrSyN.-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday. June Is.
SELMA b.. wife Of Dava d. Thompson, In the Goth
year OF her age.
NolIce funeral in to-morrow's paper.
TiTUS.-At huntington, l.. l.. on saturday, June
"a, Miss MARY TITUS, aged rs years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully mvied 20 attend the funeral. Tuesday after
noon, at TWO O'Clock. at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Huntington. Trains leave James slip at
eight O'Clock IN m the morning; Thirtyfonrth street
at quarter past eight, returning from Huntington
at quarter past four.
WILEy.--At his residence, in New Brooklyn, near
Painheld, N. j., on Thursday, June %, ALEXANDER
WILEY. Jr., 10 the 3 I'll year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from the First Baptist
church OF Plainfed, this (Nonday) Afternoon, at
two O'Clock. The rlenus and relatives are invited
10 attend The New Jersey Central Railroad ferry
boat leaves the foot OF Liberty street. New York, az
haf-past twelve O'Clock FOR Plainfcld. Carriages
Will be In waiting at the Station
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DABOLICAL ATTnMPT TO MURDER.
A Passenger Thrown OF Car in nntiOn mt
Trenton escued by a Mailman.


on Saturday morning. a. one O'Clock. q train was
passing over the Old Delaware briuge, at Trenton,
bound for Philadelphia, when two men, VINO APP
peared TO have had some difficulty Oh the cars,
were standing on the platform, and one deliberately
pushed the other or The car. rne passed on,
ana the was found soon after lying IN an insen.
sible condition on the track by a watchnlan. Tue
discovery made just IN the nick OF time, for the
freight tram, which passed a few minutes after.
wards would have run over MN. On being taken
to the po,Ice station medical attendance VAS pro-
cured. The man received Il severe gastl over one
eye ana face was bruised and scrllcned. lie re-
fused give his name but ne made Tie following
statement.-"I was standing on the platform oG
car while the tram was passing the bridge, when
man came or the TO the platform, ana, With
out saying any thlng To me, pushed on and fell
the bridge. DO not remember anything more
TIL round my sell under the care vi tue watcuian"
He stated that the wouiu-be mur,e "A stranger
10 him. ana there can be little DOUBT that the viain
intended to despatch him eilher by "a ian through
the bridge or by horrible death under the whcelS.
There Is mystery connected with Inc affair winch
the man was most reluctant To clear ny. lie was
sufficiently recovered to proceed by tram To Phlla-
dcphla "a lew hours afterwards Inc case III all Its
features recalls the Muiicr-brlgg5 murder III Eng
land some eight years ago, for wnicn Mailer Was
followed 10 this city, brought back anu executed.
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railway trafflc receipts however continue good the

railway trallc receipts, however continue good. the
Increase Tor the Uni ed Kingdom last week,
compared with 1870. being fI2 Si2. the increase
Tor goods traffic on the fourteen principal lines was
t29iT. he markets have been affected not o1ly by the
eNpectalion OF French l0an but aso by the cold
ana unreasonable weatner, and by fear tnaJ the
question or the temporal power OF the Pope may be
reopened. As regards American securities there
have been but Few features. Erie railway shares
are flrn. but dealing in these securities y Hunted
10 the iew, the pubic having for u long unc past
feared u venture their savings In so uncertain an
investment. American mines continue 10 ne
brought forward extensively, and scarcely week
passes by without the appearance OF al leasI
one advertisement relating To the mining properties
OF Nevada. Capital, however, IL very shy ~ Inc
subscribers 10 American railway bonds nave allcany
regretted the course they have taHen as tue bonus
nave already fallen In many cases 10 "a nlHcoult,
there being no actual market Tor thcm. III ~ quioe
certain that the affairs OF the Erie Railway company
have had an important effect here against me sue
similar loans IN the London market. II is argued,
OF course that II Is not good reasoning to assert That
the American railway system Is rotten De-
cause so many scandals have transpired In
connection with the Erie Railway Company any
more than the whole English railway system l. uii-
sadly mlsmanaged. TO certain extent he argu-
ment Is sound but IL must be borne IN MIND that
America Ia distant cOuntry It's state laws are not
understood by the majority or the Engllsh puOic,
and that shareholders In England are placed IN
diniculty oil obtaining information respecting ther
property, and OF the character and position OF the
gentlemen who form the board OF directors. The
contradictory decisions OF the judges IN the Erie
Railway have been a puzzle to many regarding the
administration OF the law in the United states. and
cline to invest In American railway mortgage
bonds.
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Inc following were the final prices on the
sidewalk at the close OF dealings on the street,
Western Union 5s3s 5sss; Pacific Mail, 4's a4lss;
New York Central, o67s a 81: New York Central
scrip, 91k 9l%; Erie. 27h 27A;
Reading. 1l6's 1l69; Lake Shore liz
1925; Pittsburg, III a us; Northwestern,
TAX 1885; Northwestern preferred. s7js ASK; Rock
Island 1l1il lliss; ST. Paul, 69h 59'i; st. Paul
preferred, 1874 7s,s; Wabash, 577s IS; Ohio and
Mississippi. Ask a ASH; Union Pacific, 3ok 3o,s;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, "a a 3; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 500 81; Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indiana Central, 2Oa 2o,s.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
letter from London to the Chronicle, under date
OF June 10, gives the following interesting resume
Of affairs there, and explains the recent reaction
against American railway securitie5:--
In the stock markets business has been quiet
during the week, and the tone dull. Realizations
have ucen numerous, and In the value OF British
railway shares . decided fall has taken place. The
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CEALED PROPOSALS
- will received by OF the Nineteenth ward,
the Office the Clerk Of the Department OF Public lnsuc
ton, OF Grand and Elm streets until Wednesday, the
2Slh OF June, 1871 and until o'clock NJ said day,
for the erection Of schoohouse the south side Of
Fifty street, between Third and Second
Plans and specifications for schoohouse
the office OF the Superintendent Of Buildings and Repairs No.
l46 Grand sreet third 1oor) .
Proposals the estimate for each branch OF the
work separately and be endorsed Proposal for Mason
work." Proposal for Carpenter Work." Proposal for
Painting"
Two responsible and approved surees will be required
from each successful bidder and no proposal VIII be consd
cred In which surctes named The School Trustees
the right to all or The proposals. offered
- THOMAS MoMANUS,
JOHN BURLlNSON,
PETER EWALD,
TIMOTHY DAILY,
THOMAS PEARSON,
Board Of Trustees, Nineteenth ward
DATED JUNE Is, 1871.
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COURT CAiEHOARs-tHIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENER Il TERM Held by Judges
InVrahaln Barnard aud CarIvzo.-N,s Isl 10 257
inclusive.
SUPREME CouRT-CuAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar.
nard-Nos, 3D. lO2, lU3 l15, Il6.
SUPREME r-CiRCUr-Part 2-licll ny Judge
Van Brunt-NOs S. li6 646, 1871 iUo "a, 1914, ESQ.,
142, 100 2o4 l474 224i JOG, 342a $40, 32o 81, 324,
2y2, 3z,.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TEaM-Part l.
Held ny Judge Joseph f. Daly.-Nos. 432. S4j, 962,
&c., 80 49, 6y. o73 500 ga, l5, w VS.. 81, IS,
1885 Al, 49,, 7G, l5l, u.s. l72, eg5 e52 Part 2iied
by Judge Charles T. Day.-Nos. 40, yot ysz, 9SS,
9o4, 0o5, ysT, si7, 1885, AL, 1864, 4SI, AL, AGO.
MARINE UoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Alker Tracy aud Curtis.-NVs. TO IL Inclusive.
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future deliveries active and with
sellers than buyers prices ruled fully &c per h. lower At
the decline the downward tendency Sill obtained foday's
sales amounted to 1890 bales the basis of low mddng,
follows July, 30 at 9 &c., 200 at lsc 800 NJ &c., 200
IS lbl6c, 500 at lsyac l6UU at $780, OO at s5sc 100
each July and August, at i9c, together; August 200
19Qc, 300 1885, 1 y, ~ 5lbc 7UJ at 9lc 200 mt
Yesterday after Change $500 bales sold tolowa
july, stu at 10 l6c eco 9c. 200 at ~ 5l6c August,
1885, 500 10 1l6c September loo at 1880. Total
since report $500 bales The average quotations OF
terdays forward deliveries ioows June 19c.
July &c. August ?sc September s.53c October l. &c.
Rates for freight closed follows To Liverpool by
seam i'd by SAIL 5-2d Have, by steam, lie. gold; sail,
&c. Hamburg by steam, nd. sail, hl6d compressed.
Bremen by stean sac. gold compressed sail, ec. Baltic
ports by sail, &c. gold.
CoEIEE-The market quiet but very firm for Rio ana
Santos which offered rather spariney We heard OF
invoices being sold moderate JoDbng bsn ~ WAS
pro ess full prices Other kinds were quiet out steady
We quote :-Rio ordinary cargoes loc losec far do.
0i,c. He. good do. Ike. llac. prime do, l.lic
la,9c lots o4c lsIac MI gold per ID.
in bond, thirty sixty days credit Java Government
bags, Ice l0c do grass nats lssc 32c Singapore.
l5c 1885, Ceyion, IL &c. l7c Maracaibo, i3c l7c.;
Laguayra, lac. l6c Jamaca, l3c. l5Iac ST. Domingo
(god, in bond, 9Ic Zoe. Costa Rica l3ec c. Manila,
lic. i5c Mexican, lSc. Fc; Savania, lie. 159c;
Curacao l3c. 5c, all god thirty to sixty days credit.
duty paid. . $500
FLOUR AND GnAlN.-Receipts- LEI bills. wheat
IL &c: bushes; corn 1888 btshels meal bbis. and
s7 bags oats $500 bushels The our market but
unchan sed. The sales only about 1000 bbs
quotations Rye hour In slightly better demand and
steady The mostly 10 60 20 80 Tor superhnc
nued quiet but steady the sales were 100
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HANDSOME FIREPRoOF PREMISES IN LONDON,
IL England to be let, with immediate possession, In Pat
noster large repruof Flat, with power adj
miraby lighted containing. with light galleries. upward OF
100 superaca feet Also First secInd and Tnrd Floor
each containing upward Of 30u superficial feet For full par
ticuars address Mr.. WM. ELLISON, Architect u FEN
church buildings London England.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, June AS r. NJ.

SATURDAY June AS T. NJ.
CoTToN.-The market inactive and values
entirely nominal in consequence of the limited bust
progress Ordinary good ordinary grades
entirely neglected effect Of these grades would
necessitae material reduction from appended quotations.
at which the offerings large Low middlng and tho
better qualities declined hc per h. without pressure TO sell
The offerings Of these grades small
There export demand whatever The sales
rOllows:--