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MISS SAWYER'S SALvE.


HERE you have salse combining soothing and
i healing properties. with dangerous ingr,4i-
Tent \ remedy n hand for the many pains and
nchca, wounds and bruises % which aeell is heir
l. more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing ha'i effect but always relieving
Us prepared by Mss SI'syer, who has used II
70 her own extensive treatment Of the .ick FOR
nearly twenty years, with great success
The principal diseases for which this salvc 4 rec.
o'nmcnled aFV. t'hhfirias, Rhcuaafsr,, Tfiss
Sypfni1, fRf Elrcrs. .SIis Rlssss .Si,yrtas Bnrss
fsrrr >9,r' f.iea4, Ps,aFfcs, ErysJcfIa, >orr
'pr-Hs. Bffs ~ Iseris. tanc,rs TaafAatAs E4r-
err, S9r. AlgJl.s, Aatiaess, Slooii<Il Bysa.'s
.Norrs on Thffrrn
L mover i,l~ % curr rheumatism II properly
applied. Run II on we'll with tho hand three iit,.
day, In several cases Il has curcd paised hints
For If'S' e has been discovered 10 Sc snrr rem.
civ Persons that have been afflicted FIR year,
have hccn relieved by fcw applications For Ty1y-
sYs'Fs t works wonders allaying the IN Illumination
ard tu.rtng the patient For thapp<l Hard. IL
pr'dnees a cur Immediately. l., tho.e with .san
R.Hssa "hiIiH this Saiyc. and apply It freely and
ttcy will find t Invaluable. Ii Is good in oase~ OF
NIi,'fs''' and T'sH'ars ta#sers have been cured
HrvfH ard >4f- Niyp'Ss- No way Injurious NJ,
'lir" 90 Afford reef Sore BeaE Eys.-f. Rub q
on '- Id. Eontiy.oaer or twice day. Curcs deaf.
No. by putting iushc cars On piece 81 cotton.
F'T Lri7ss ihls IL superior 30 anything known,
F'r PHHTies this aets IKE a charm. For Esrus
anil N"0'f', spply tho Saive at once and !, give
immediate relirf For on Sores. apply onc, O
day
Foa IfoRsEs AND CArrLr.-For Sores or
Bruises on Horses or Cattle this Salye is iuyaiuats
ant lAs astonishing riiect in curing seratehes n.
h1r-e.. Til. salyo has worked its own way into
n'torieiy. AMI Is safc and remedy for lW fha
above ailmcaiz.
We, TN undersigned, have boon acquainted with
Mes sawyer FIR many years. mud believe her TO b.,
Christian laiy AMI sk.iful nurse, and having
u."t her saiyr ia our families, Il gives us great
sur IT 'aylng Il Is tn best general medicine
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ROBBINS. Wholesale and Retail Drug
pis.. Rockland. Mo. ! Fr.sl IL .'9i -
Epb"iN- Roekisnd, NJ.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE is SOLD BY ALL
DEALEiiS ~ MEDICINES.
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Caution

WHEEEAs. my wife. Augusta X Jov. has l,.,
w my bed and board without just cause. |
hereby forbid all persons from harboriHg or
trusting her on my account, a. | shall pay no
debit Of her contracting
CURTIS X. JOY.
Ellsworth, Oct. u, ISL swIs
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
STATE 90 MAIsE. Hancock. ;.
WHEREAS, Alfred T. Cnrvy. D. Henry IIovt.

STATE - MAINE. Hancock >,
WHEREAS. Alfred Il. Cnrvy !. Henry llovt,
w tha-. W. Nhipplc. Goo. ". Farmer Cha =
HOyt EIw ArI T. Farmer. Malyin 4 t.IaIsfln. ANIL
liter ". liant ~ic 81 " in.sn nuuI. kupuu II. th,
styI" anal name o. q lAIi.A~. Hnst i tu. ~. ot
n: city of Providence. aud state 10 lshl.I- d..
lAnI, pa the thlrtcrnth iAy ~ Nu-u-t. 4. l. l~,-
By their mortgage d-e'l d that dAt- dlly .l.n-.i
executed AMI delivered ny GlAtiIug HOW 4 t.,..
Aforesaid. mOr.gAzri to Johu Wet VI Franklin.
ia Tie County Of Hancock AMI state 30 Mann i
certain parcel % w.li lana situate in IoNu-hir.
Number eight. ~, : ia -ail COUNTY 81 Han
cock AnI particularly described Va sald fnart.- II
whirh l. recorded N the lirsi-trs OF b.cI. u;il t
10 AN County 81 Hancock, ia Vol FL, ra.c IY tl
which said Record reference may hy had tn i
particular DESCRIPTION ~ nA4i m1rtsA<vi prtinl--
81. And, whereas. the conditions OF .AlI m.rt.
-Age having been broken, the sAii Wet Chains Il
foreclosure Of Haid mortgage, ami givrs ti,i, no.
ace ~ accordance wth tn. provisions ut the
statute 70 tn. STATE for The purpose ~ orerin.n.
sail mortgage. JOHN ME>l
Dated at kIiswor.h. oct & is-i. 3Wu
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Notice.

NOIICC.
WHEREAS, have giyen bond for the taAin.
w tenance of Emeline Il. Robbins, inv aid and
have provided for her suitable home at my
house, but from which she has lately been remov-
ed by certain parties against my protest: hereby
forbid any and all persons harbOrng her or allow
ing any bills 10 accrue Tor her care or support on
my account rs shall pay no such expense
fremont, oct 10. ISL PEARL :. ROBBINS
JWfl.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
- run rgEArNENr ~
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
RhY&lQInaicI NIEN nE MARRIAGE

The che Apest book ever pubit-hc.-cunlAlnin (
nearly three hunlrrd page, AMI one hundred ami
thiFtf hne q. a;c- and cnxravia. % ths anAfntus
OF The human organs Ia q -il ne q health and 10.
ease " IN tr' AtI-c early rrrpf-, l-s c por
hl" consequences upon the mini ami body with
IN" auth"r- rlAn Of tryaimcEt--the cnl, rAilon.,i
aud succr-.fu mode Of cure, a shown hy 4 r.
port OF cAscs treated \ truthful adyisrr 10 H.,
nArri-l Atni those contemplating mAriia.H VII
sent fee of postage to any idlte.s ou f.., ut "a
I" "hi' hFe ccni- ia stamps or postal Cur1-ncs.
bl ad4Ec-sing bH. Ia GROIN Na d Maids. 60
Lane, Albany, / The Author NAV Dc. d.. sui
ID upon any Of tbs disease. upon winch hi- sp.iA
treats. either persona Iiy or bs mail. and med
canes scut ia any part 81 the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-26
VOLUME II
To the Hon. Commissioners rithn and for

To the Hon. Commissioners tcithin and for
the County Of Hancock.
THE under 81 gned members of the Grand jury
L within an d for the said County. at the Oct
Term of the supreme Judicial Court 1871, re-
specially represent;
That they have examined sundry intelligent
witnesses as to the condition of the Jail in said
Cosnty, and also that they have personally visited
and inspected said Jail, and they have come to
the opinion, that the same is inconvenient, In.
sufficient, and detrimental to the health and
morals OF Its inmates. Owing to its ill construc-
ton, defective ventilation, and its contractve
dimensions which bring the old offender and
hardened criminal into close contact with the
Young in years and in crime. No sanitary or
reformatory efforts can be made, and confne-
ment therein. probably makes the larger number
of the prisoners worse than before.
We therefore request your Hon. Board To take
such measures, for the improvement of said jail
as shal, IN your judgment proper, to
bring the same 10 the attention of the voters Of
the County, tor their action thereon.
Heard Lord, Bluehiil Calvin L. joy, Ellsworth !;
James G. saunders, Urland: J. Wood, Bucks.
port Eaton CLARK. fremont, Geo. b. Flye Brook
hn John II. Perkins, Brooksvillei James Lord,
>urry John Eaton, sedgwick: George Roberts
renobscot: Reuben Rand, Goulds boro, Horace
Davis, Ellsworth; james A. Webster, Castiae !,
Ebcn VI. Richardson, Eden.
Eisw orth oct 18TH, 1871.
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IITE the undersigned and inhA bitantS of the City
w Ellsworth. aud town OF Hancock. in SAID
County OF Hancock, humbly represent that pub
lac convenience requires that a pubic way be
latd out follows, 10 wit: beginning AT the
county road near .he dwelling house OF Kos well
staHwood, in said Cuy OF Ellsworth, thence
easter Is 10 the road leading from the county road
10 iamdtne near the Dwelling OF Lorenzo Lins-
cntt Ia said town of Hancock therefore pray
vour honors 10 lay out and establish said road
the law IN such cases provides, IN duly bound
Wtll ever pray.
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:, W., ih' Undersigned. have been acquainted with
Mit- sawyer fnr many years. mud believe her TO 10
tristan lniy and sk.iful nurse, and having
u.~t her saiyr ia our families, Il gives us great
rolsurc n saying Il IS thu best general nc,iIeins
v Inv. 49, MI
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
Misused Words.

NTANY women, and even some men,
NR who should know better, are in the
habit of speaking Of their jcwelry when
they mean their jewels. The word thus
used is Of very low caste. Think of
CoRNELIA pointing to the GRAooHG and
saying These are my je'oelly;" or read
thus grand passage in the last of the
Hebrew prophets; "And they shall be
mine, saith the Lord of Hosts, in that
day when | make up my .jc,celyw As
applied to trinkets and precious stones,
the word means, at best, jewels in gem
eral, not any particular jewels. 1t is of
very late introduction in any sense; not
being in Shakespeare, or the Bible or
Milton, or in Johnson's Dictionary. The
earliest authority quoted for it Iby Rich
ardson, is Burke, who speaks of" the jew
elry and goods" of India.
But, properly, jewels are no more sjew-
elry than shrubs are shrubbery, slaves,
slavery or beggars, bcggary Je,cely is
properly the name of the place in which
jewels are kept, as slavery is the name of
the condition in which slaves are kept as
Jeggary is that of the condition in which
beggars are, and as shruJJery is that of
grounds filed with shrubs. These words
belong to numerous class ending in ~,
which express place or condition, which
is moral place. Such are Jelfry library,
laundry, bakery, buttery, aOiary, grocery,
pottery, arn'ory, infrma'y, bindery, con-
Jectionarg. From grog we have rightly
formed groggery; and our translators of
the Bible called Judea, the place of the
Jews, Je,cry. Now, we might as well
call a knot of Jews, .Jc,cry, or whisky
toddy and rum punch groggeyy, as set
ofjewels, .je,cel,y. But je,eehy is one of
Il few Of those words which have been
perverted by careless speakers.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
Gbe Gin1es, Nem Bloomfield, ]Do.

had watched me through the grating.
On my going to sleep, a slender stick with
a sponge soaked in chloroform at one end,
had been placed under my nose, rousing
me for q moment but to send me into u
deeper sleep. Then with a fine saw a
portion of the car had been removed,
through which they crept, and then
closed it behind them Ned after while
thought he would have look at me, so
crawling over his engine he essayed to
oped the ventilated shutter, and peep
through. Finding it fast he looked
through the bell-ropo hole, which hap
pened to bea large one, and taking in
matters at glance, he had called little
Jack to him, and handing his revolver
had given him the message [ had heard.
Then crossing the car he had obtained
the services of the conductor, brakesmen
and some willing passengers, and having
surrounded as far as they could fast
moving car, he had pulled the bell and
so signalled the fireman to stop. When
Jack saw Bill point his revolver at me
he thought he was going to shoot me, so
forcing the ventilating shutter open he
brought him down with well-aimed bull
let, killing him instantly. We took the
other two to town on our route whore
justice was done them. They got thirty
years free board. As for Ned, the ex-
press folks were vexed at first, but as I
had suffered so much and pleaded so hard
for both him and myself we kept our old
places and still do Christmas day spent
in bed ,and also few days afterwards get
ting well, but they brought my wife and
family to me and we didn't fare 50 badly
after all.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
A BOYS Composition on the Cont.

The following boys composition" is
the latest The boy who manufactured"
it is bound to make his mark in the liter
airy world. Who knows but that some
day he may be an editor?
"a goat is stronger than PIC, and gives
milk. He looks at you. So does doc
tor, but goat has legs, and butt ends
My goat butted Mr.. Taft in a bad place
and little calf wouldn't do so. A boy
without father is an orphan, and if he
hadn't got a mother he is two orphans
The goat don't give so much milk as a
COW, but more than an OK. We saw one
at a fair one day with card tied to his
left ear, aud he went in on family ticket
Mother picks geese in the summer, and
the goat eats grass and jumps on box.
Some don't like goats, but as for me, give
me mule with paint brush tail The
goat is useful animal, but don't smell
as sweet as nice bears oil for the hair. If
| had too much hair | would wear a wig
as Capt Peters does | will sell my goat
for three dollars and go to the circus and
see the elephant, which is bigger as five
goats. Father is coming home tomorrow
and the baby has got the Group bad"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
A witty Retort.

At court held in Lynchburg, Va, a
distinguished member of the bar, appeal
ing to the court for the discharge Of his
client, wound up with the statement that
if the court sent him on for further trial,
stain would be left upon his character
that could not be washed off by all the
waters Of the blue ocean, and all the
soap that could be manufactured from the
ponderous carcass Of the commonwealth's
attorney To this the ponderous attor-
ney replied that while he deemed it for.
eign to the case at the bar, he desired to
advise the court, if they thought it ad-
yisable to boil his body into soap, that
they should look to tho opposite council
for the concentrated lie out Of which TO
make it p
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

Ray- A family scene, father aud mother
and baby being the dramatts personae on
u railway train the other day, gives
promise of the good time coming of
woman's rights. The woman, who was
ofstern and determined aspect, was giving
her undivided attention to the perusal of
a copy of the Revolution, while her meek
looking husband took the entire charge
Of the active and somewhat troublesome
infant. During the trip circumstances
rendered it necessary to make partial
change of the baby's wardrobe where
upon the latter produced from a satchel
the necessary articles of infantile wear,
to the infinite amusement of his fellow pas
sengers, and especially to the undisguised
delight Of the ladies who observed his
movements, proceeded to prove himself
adequate to the emergency, with an
adroitness and skill that plainly indicated
careful and long continued practice
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

A young man at indianapolis, Ind, has
been under treatment for what is discovered
to be lead collie. 1t was long time before
the doctors found out where he got it; but
at last the terrible truth came out. Hehad
been in the habit of kissing young
woman who improved her complexion by
the aid Of cosmetics.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

Gs8- A paperhas an article headed with
the conundrum. "Why do wives fade?"
We suppose it is because they WON'T wash.
Don't it? f.f .re.lI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-07
I7A2-EiRhlY Years Ago.

, We have been much interested in cx
aiming an old account book, kept by
Moses Shepherd, who lived east O
Wheeling, at the Monument. He was
one of the early settlers Of the Wheel
Colony, and was engaged in merchan
dizing at Fort Wheeling. 1t is interest
ing to examine and note the prices o.
Of many goods. The names of parties
many names being familiar here al
this time-others having entirely disap
peared from this section of country
such as Kins, Dickerson, Luen Gren'
staff, David Jolly, with numerous 9th
ers. The mode of spelling names has
slightly altered since 1792-e g., Elk
apder, for Alexander; Michigan, now
probably Miligan, &c, &c The Whet
eel family are frequent customers Of
Shepherd-no doubt the relatives OIL
the great Indian fighter, Louis Whetzel.
Taxes! Think OF paying taxes on 170C
acres of land with 'isercn shillingS ana
sirptnce' little over dollar. State
tax on three negroes and nine horses
zone pound nine shillings and two.
pence" The book is in excellent pre-
servation, and has been kept in a neat
and business-like hand. E... ...
This book will be on exhibition at
the Belmont Fair, September 18th, l4th
and 18th, where all those interested in
old times can have an opportunity o.
examining it. The Belmont Fair
promises to be fine exhibition. Go
and see it.-&. GairsviHe Gazette
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-07
Still Onward and Upward.

The extraordinary increase that has
takea place in the sale of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters during the past year is another
proof that an intelligent people, although
they may try all things, hold fast only to
that which Is good. No amount of putfery
can lift inferior articles TO the position of
standard specifics. To use the words OF
Tom Payne, they may go up like rocket,
but are sure to come down ANONYMOUSLY
like its .extinguished stick. Hundreds of
such nostroms have gone up and come
down since the introduction of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, nearly the fifth OF GEN.
fury ago. Yet II still remains the supreme
tonic of the age. 1t has not, and never has
h ad, q rival in efficacy or popularity, and
now stands at the head OF a proprietary
remedies manufactured on this side of the
Atlantic. In every civilized community on
this continent, or in South America, 1t is
the accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, constipation, general debility,
nervous weakness and many other I'M
pleasant or dangerous maladies. A medi-
cine so widely extended is of course pirated
and initiated by dealers without conscience
or integrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who
designs to purchase the genuine HoStetter's
stomach Bitters, see to IL that they have
what they pay for, and not the results of an
infamous fmpoSture. Look carefully at
label. stamp and name blown in the glass,
and do not forget that the t,rte bRterS is sold
i'm bottles only, ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-07

Sunday morning last Mrs. Jas. Dagg,
residing on the property Of Mr.. Julius
Moyne, about a mile south of town,
was so severely gored BY a young COW
that it is feared she cannot recover,
She had gone out to milk the COW, and
from some cause it turned on her fierce.
ly and gored her in the abdomen, one
horn making cash six orseveu inches
long and between one and two inches
deep on the right side, aud the other
horn making wound nearly four inches
long in the left side and piercing the
coating of the entrails. The entrails
protruded to the extent of about three
feet. Mrs. Dsgg is quite lusty woman,
and tits feared inflammation may ensue,
although the attending physician
thought she was in q comparatively
comfortable condition on Monday even
Washington Reviac.