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COMPREHENSIVE Notice

THE undersigned have this day formed a Co.
] partnership under the firm name Of ri 4 q K
Whiting, for the purpose OF continuing the whole
sale and retail business heretofore prosecutsd nv
Henry Whiting. "
HENRY WHITING.
SAMUEL X. WHITING
II. Whiting would give notice that all accouots
they viii be handed to some LAWYER lar coi.e.;o VI
"An' W" 1914 SIMS
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MANHOOD, NOW LOST. NOW REsrorp

Gnr@ Just published. new edition OF
eS(S8 DIR CULvERwELLs Celebrated Es-
- fsay on the radical cure without
mediclnsl Of Spermrtorrhes or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses Impotency
Mental and Physical 1ncapacty, Ir1pedimerts 10
Marriage, etc. also, Consumption. Epilepsy, aud
TITS, induced by seffndnlgence Or sexual ex.
travagance.
ATPrice, in . scaled envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, In this admir- bls ESSAY
clearly demonstrates, from q thirty years, suc
cessfni practice, THAT The alarming csnsesnenes.
Of self-sbase may be radically cured withont me
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the snniio
eatscn OF the knife; pointing cut . mode OF cnre
a. once simple, certain. and eGectpal, bv means
Of which every sufferer no matter what kss Con-
dinon may be. may cure himself cheaply, private
~, anil radically. P'''
q This Lecture should be in the hands of syerv
youth and every man in TIE land
sent uudo1 seal, In plain enveaops 10 apv i'd
asese, peaeAid, On veeeipt Of SIX esAts Or two
- cents. - So'
AAdFes - RubEshss. CHAs. J. c. KLIHk Co.
LII BoweYy, New York, PestODeo Hox 4ses.
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COAL AND HAY SCALES.

Wharf, and erected 8 commass;cra. ne "Grimn,
tnereon are prepared 70 supply the mspse. M;sh
sne o 1s quality Ct Coal and 4 ow rates 0rdem
at tSs City Market, will Be premptiv sssend.a, o.
The cSyn nave e one Of Asy Sc sies on
are preU.red = ss.s 80 M. ssreets where they
Fsbhs Pssroaase soiieitsd "o~ c.
Ellsworth, February 2sd, ISL, NUN i ass
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. TO State ST.. Opposite Kilby ST..
boSroN.

4 tTbR an extensive practice. OF upwards Of
~ Thirty years, continues to secufe Pa'ents in
the United states; also in Great Britain. France
and other foreign countries. Caveats. speci1ca.
tons, Assignments, and all other papers for Re
tents. executed ON reasonable terms, 18th dis
patch. kesearch hes made to determine the validity
and utility OF Patents of Inseptious, and legal
and other advice rendered In ali matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims of any pateui
furnished by remiiting one dollar. Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency is Ae United States possesses sup crior
facilities for obtaining IafcafE asceFtaiui,sy A
prsrssicabiiisp Of iareHiioss.
All necessity OF journey 70 Washington 10
procure a Patent. and ths usual great deay there
are mere saved lEv, ntor~.
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u
Made Of Poor Ram. Whisky, Proof Spirits,
ana Refuse LiSuors dcctored, spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called -Tonlcs Appetir
ers, Restorers." &C. that lead the tppler ON q,
drunkenness and ruin but are true Medicine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California free
from all Alcoholic Stimulnut., They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE.
:isiNG rRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and
nsigorator OF the system, carrying OF all posonou,
matter and restoring the blood TO a healthy oone,i
ton No person take these Bitters according Il,
direction and remain long provided the bone,
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means
and the vital organs wasted beyond the poin, ~
repair
For indammntory and Chronic Rhe,.nn.
!ism ana Cont. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
bilious. Rensittcns and Intermittent Fe.
vers. Diseases Of the Blood. Liver x td,cv.
and bladder. these Bitsers have been mos, sue
oessfui. sneh Diseases are caused BY vitis,ed
Hood, which is generally produced by deranreraen,
"fthe Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ACNE rain in the Shoulders Coug Tightness of the
Chest. Dizziness Sour Probation. 81 the s,o,,.c,
Had taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks Polarization
"i tie hearf Inflammation If tho Lungs Pain in the
'-s'"hs OF the hidneys and hundred other Painful
'nf'on,s. are the offspring Of Dyspepsia.
They inrcorase the stomach md stimulate. the tor
pa IiEcr and bowels which render them Of UNEQUAL
inpaEiins neu he and ri-ur % the whole sv.sem
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions. letter. salt
kheuii. Biotehes. Spots. rinples, Pustules Bolts
Sarouncies. Ring-worms, Scaid Head soro Eve.
Erys'peas Itch, Scurfs Discolorasions OF the skin
humors and Diseases of the SKIN, Of whatever name
OF are literally dug up and carried out Of tho
system IN short time by the use OF these Bit,ers
one Bottle in such cases will convince the mos. n,
creduious OF their curative ef.cc,
Cleanse the Initiated nlnot whenava, -, a., a..
impurities bursting through tho skin in Pirunle.
Efopsions or sores; cleanse IL when You dnd 4, oh
"rncted and sluggish in the veins. cleanse IL whom
MS foul and your feelings viii tel, you when Keen
me hi"fssi pure. and the health of the syytem Yin
follow VIM
TN IA PE and other WOR Ms, lurkins in the
'' 80 many thousands. efectuajIv dess,ov,
e ana removed Tor full directions. read carefpIiv
'se circular around each bottle printed in four I,n
s"sees-Engsh. German. French and soani.h
: AIN Err Proprietor I. H. McDoSAIDACa
druggists and 6eneEs Agents. san Franchise. C,.I
and sa and "a Commerce Street. N.w-Yo,t
E1soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAIrrs
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THE oabscnber has tsken IN.
= n dow h JOHN 4. AALE,S DOOK
z ,lSrORk, Main Street, where he r = "a
ready % DO all kinds Of work upon hasiR
Watches, Clocks and Jewelfy. All work wsrra1t.
Cd. T4e patronage Of old customers is collected.
46o GEO. =. DUNN,
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Soldiers Of the War Of 1912.
Atleutbop.

=. congress has passed law giving q Peus,on of
~" per month to the Ofcers, Soldiers, and sea-
or over and to the widows Of such ~ haye Siad
anu anu: VINO were married previous to 1878, Thus
OF Patriots. ''us oand
have all the rolls and records of this service
anu tney are not to be found at any other place
In TINS state tony know ledge f"
l will give every Soiiisr the hsr.e, ~
Tecn9nus, 70 establish his claim to Pension ana
Viii assist him in the prompt and speedy pro a.
the Soldiers discharge is lost these ra.o-,s
are Invaluable; The fee Is fixed bv law al 40 n
no charge made unless Pension Is obtained.
once In Bangor, or by letter, irving name ~
Company omcers, date and length Of service, &c.
Om.. C. p. BROWN
keag Bridge. e y" nenaus'
Bangor, Feb. II, ISM 60
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Notice of Foreclosura.

WHEkEAs John IL. sherman. late OF Buck
w port. County of Hancock, and state of
Maine. by his deed oil Moug.ye. dated septe uber
End. u. l-sJ, aud recorded In Hancock Regl..
ry, Book lls. Page Isl; conveyed TO Joseph L.
Buck of said Bucksport. the following described
lot OF land situated IN said Buei sport. described
a. follows ;-Beglnning on the Westerly -id. Of
flrst street, go called. AZ the North East Corner
OF lot occupied by j. y. TIlock and Richan!
Bennei. thence rIn1ing Westerly on the North
iine OF said Tilock and Bennett. lot about six and
three-fourths rods, TO land Of Alonzo Colby
thence northeriy on said Colby'5 Ea-t line, n,e
rods 10 stake and STONES thence Ea.teriy on a line
parallel with the southern said line about .ix
and three-lourth rods. to said First Street and
thence by the Nest line of SAID FIRST Street five
zoos 70 tue point began at. containing about thirty
anu ureefourfh rosis, with all the bu lliur.
thereon standing; and whereas the said John il
sherman, did aiso on the sixth day OF November
A. ID. fsii by deed Of Mortgage recorded IN
Hancocs Registry, Book llg. Page &iU. CONVEY
10 the said Joseph l.. Buck the above mentioned
and described lot Of land. And whereas In.
eosdition. contained in the said mortgage have
been broken, now, therefore, the said Joseph
l. Iucs, claim to foreeIose the same and give
THIS notice accordingly, agrscably 10 the statutes
Of the state 4 / PI'TL
Backsport. feb. To- 1871.
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Gu.
statement, Jan. i.t, 1871

statement. Jan. i.i. 1871
ASsiTs.
Cash IN hand and in Bank, sIJs cas- 3.
In hands OF Agents and in course 81
transmission. 1902 =
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, nj osbi
Deferred Premiums. Nr- i
Accrued Interest. mot due less ~
United states Government Bond, 80 sis
state and Municipal Bond.. i,8-s95 So.
Railroad and otncr Corporation socuTi-
ties, - 49, ~
Bank stocks, (fIartiori and New YORK
Banksl ias.ylooo
Sales. Furniture etc. cost - ~ - lu.G0tn
Non-rcsi dent tau, $50
sl!s-s So -
LIABILITIES
Claim unadj u s;ed and not due, ssLII.i>
Actual Rr-erye. Life Drpi-. f>cw York
Standard .s,4 -
Actual Reserve. Accident Department. lin-s.5 b
ssI7 $40 -
Surplus A. regards Policy holders. ssil -: -
Nm. YOUNG. Agent, Ellsworth.
Dinsmoro Chase, skowhesan and Portland.
5ss state Agents
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A. W. GREEDY l. Co.
POCKET CORN SHE'LL

One Agent wanted In every county in thu II g
10 sell Middleton's Pocket Corn Shelter patented
1876 1t shells all sizes of corn. and can ne used
Wholesale to Agents, rs cents. Territory FREE
49, MIDDLETON AGO
VII Harrisburg Pa
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TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eidy OF the ssosf cap.bse "sd
sncces.fsl practitioners Nth whom / have had
onic iai Intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
comm sSiouers of Patents.
81 have No hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man n.9rt cOsipr:.af nAd
Trustworthy, ans. more capable II putting their
applications in !. form to secure for them an cariN
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURR
Late Commissioner 81 Patents.
Mr.. Eddy has made for rue over THIRTY ap
piioaiions for paients, having tteen successiu IN
almost every case. suCc unmisiAkahe proof OF
great talent aui ability on his part. leads me to
~, commend all inventors to apply 20 him 10 pso.
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
eases, aud at very reasonable charges.
JOHN IAGGAIsT.
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Oranges & Lemons.
Nuts OF all k1nda

p. - Aoss Parma for Making Blanch Name.
ruodiAgs' Custards d. Ror ssis b.
GA PAH0HIR
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Also. connected with our Real E-tate oIire, we
have a general Claim and Patent Agency u nder
the supervision OF the welLknown Thomas Tav.
Tor, late ~ the Orlanee Department, who Is beth
scientific Ind practical mrchan!c add wen A.
qGainted in the different Government Depart.
mcuta, especially n W Ar AMI NAVY ,trfi,nr. ,p.I
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HoNESS
FOR THE MILLION

Rar opportunities now urerri f,r securing
homes Ia mild. healthy, and congenial climate
fog tenth OF their value Ave years hence.
InE NATIONAL. REAL ESTATE AGESCY has for
sale real estate OF every description. located IN
The Middle and southern States improved stock
gram aud fruit farms rice, sugar and cotton plan
tAiIons timber and mineral land: city. village
aud rural residences, and bu sincss stands mill.
and mill sites, factories, SC.
Write for Land Register containing description
location. price and terms OF properties we have
is'r sale
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PATENT OFFICE.

Patent papers carefully prepared Drawings
lastly executed, aud Patents secured for tnyr.,.
tors in the shortest possible time.
Special At rtIon given to rejected e a-t. a..
eases ior rcs~ u-' extension, interference a and
onmeut, 81.
frciimInaT examination a. TO the patcntabiIify
OF ar article made on receipt 81 brief description
Of TIE same-no model being required.
Favor shown
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Poor Inventors

By assisting them III procuring patents and airer.
wards vt iIikIng their Inventions
vrntor- "
Terms more reasonable than any other reliable
agency Circular containing valuable information
sent Tree. Address: u. W CLARK 4 co
The Natona Real Estate Agency
80 and t9p Penna. Avenue. Washing fon D. C.
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ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and effsciual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to its original color
r'M the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin -. =: Il.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often. though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
OF foulng the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment' it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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CANCERS. IINORS, StROF[ll,

Would respectfully inform the citizen. Of this
and surrounding States that he can cure
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-14

N A Caucus of Republican Sena.
tors held at the Capitol, on Wednesday
for the purpose of nominating for the
Committees, removed Mr.. Sumner from
the Craftsmanship of the Committee on
Foreign Relations causing great excite.
ment in Washington and through the
Country. The Vermont Senators were
divided, Mr.. Morrill, favoring Mr. Summers
retention and Mr.. Edmunds favoring his
removal. An associated press dispatch
says the question on receiving the repor
of the committee was argued by those in
favor of removing Sumner, that his re.
lations with the Administration were moi
harmonious. as he was not on good terms
with the President and Secretary of State
thus rendering it impossible to communi.
cate in confidence with the most importan
Committee of the Senate. The friend
difference between Sumner and the Exc
cutive Department, excepting on the Sar
Domingo question, and if Sumner was re.
moved it would be construed by the coun.
try as blow at him because of his op
position to that measure.
The debate was very earnest and spir-
tied, and after three hours discussion the
report Of the committee was adopted
Messrs. Stewart, Scot, Carpenter, Conk.
ling and others voting in the majority,
and Messrs. Trumbull, Morrill, of Maine,
Morrill, of Vermont, and Fenton with those
in the negative list.
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DEATu OF Rev. Roswell HARRIS
Rev. Roswell Harris died,quite suddenly,
after short illness Of less than two days,
at the residence of his son in Brattleboro
on Monday, the 9th instant, at the age Of
10 years. Mr. Harris was born in West
Brattleboro, March 6, 1913. lie taught
his first school at Wardsboro in the Win
ter of 1Sl4-l5. He fitted for college
with Rev. Caleb Burge, pastor of the
Congregational Society at West Brattle-
boro, and entered Middlebury College in
1917 from which college he graduated
in 1921. Among those in college with
him were the late Hon. Myron Lawrence
of Massachusetts, Rev. DR.. DIN, Pres't
of the Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Conn; Hon. James Wilson Of New Hamp-
shire Rev. Dr. Beckwith of Boston /;
Hon. Chas. X. Field of Brattleboro I;
Hon Silas II. Hodges Of Rutland and Rev.
DR.. jackson of Andover, Mass the last
two being classmates. He had charge Of
the Bratteboro Academy two years as
principal, after which he entered Andover
Theological Seminary in 1923 and gradu-
ated in 1926 lie was licensed to preach
by the Windham County Association of
Congregational Ministers, at Halifax,
June 81, 1S26,and preached at Salisbury
and Amesbury, Mass, and Antrim and
Oeering, N. H., for two years, when on
account of serious bronchial difficulty, he
was obliged to reinquish active duties as
minister. He then gave himself almost
entirely to the duties Of teaching, preach
ing occasionally. He took the charge of
Hampton Academy, Hampton, N. H., in
the Autumn of 1923, and remained there
until the Summer of 1888, when he was
married to Miss Matilda Lcavitt of
Hampton, on the Doth of August, he went
Immediately to Brattlcboro, and for the
second time took charge of the Brattle-
boro Academy, but in the Autumn of 49,
81 was forced to resign on account of ILL
health. In 1S45 he once more resumed
his labors as principal Of the Academy
and remained in charge little more than
eight years. After vacation of five
years, he was again induced in 1858 to
take charge of the Academy, but was a
gain compelled to relinquish it in less than
year. He was the first Superintendent
of Schools in Brattleboro, and held the
office for a number Of years successfully.
His last sickness was very brief. He was
taken suddenly i'll on Saturday, the 4th
instant, at about II O'Clock p. M, and
passed to his rest at p. m. on Monday,
his I'D birthday, His wife died, Dec
ID, 1S41. He leaves three sons: Rev
VIM. j. Harris, Rector of Trinity Church
Rutland. Roswell Harris Jr., of East
Saginaw, Mich, and Rev Charles Clarke
Harris of Rector of st. Michael's Church
of Brattleboro.
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED IN New
YoRK.-Col. Whitley, of the secret ser
vice, has made an important capture o.
a notorious vender of counterfeit money
known to the police as the Flying Dutch
man, and large amount of bogus cur
rency, plates and other counterfeiters' ap
paratus. He is native of New England
and has been one of the most successful
experts in his profession. He has beer
followed for four mouths by the detectives
but managed to evade them through New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
He travels under the guise of peddler
and his real name is Wilton Berger.
Col; Whitley has also with posse of his
men, made descent upon house located
in East Twenty-fourth street, near Third
avenue, capturing most complete man
ufactory Of counterfeit money-a splen.
did press, a full set of steel plates fol-
printing fractional currency, pieces OF
plates from which the transfers were
made, several thousands of dollars OF
spurious uotes, printed and cut, ready
for distribution. The capture was the
result Of the arrest of the Centre street
gang of counterfeiters made by Col.
Whitley last week, some of whom let fall
occasional words in their conversations
with the officers that led the latter to sup.
pose counterfeit factory was being oper-
ated by some parties not yet under ar
rest.
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Where shall u Man go to College


Shall he 90 where there are from l9U
to 1000 pupils? Where his class shall
number from 80 to 200? Where he
will be called upon to recite once in ten
days, and the rest of the time sit and hear
the lesson recited by his mates? We be-
lieve student is better qualified to- act
in the world, who recites each day, than
one who rectes now and then. The act
Of making recitation, gives him the
power to communicate his thoughts in
clear and concise language. Besides
where there are few pupils, they come in
to personal contact with their teachers
and are greatly instructed outside of the
recitation room. The conduct Of each
student is more closely observed and there
is less temptation to vice. When a
handful of men set out to resist a numer-
GUS foe, each one feels his responsibility
more than when he marches with a count
less host SO the student in a small class
is made to feel his own responsibility and
nerve himself for the task more than
when he has multitude Of companions,
and seldom duty to perform. But
would any one 90 where greater numbers
gather that he may have the honor Of
graduating from an institution of high
fame ? Does such student 60 to college
for the name of graduating, rather than
to enrich his mind with stores Of knowl-
edge that will assist him to travel the
rough pathway of life, and carve out a
name in this republic of letters2 Some
may despisc the humble institution Of
this village, beside Of Harvard or Yale
but do they despise the record Of her sons
as whole, in comparison with that Of
any college on earth In those larger
institutions are many young men Of
wealth, whose names are heard for the
last time in public on the day of their
graduation; but the sons of Middlebury
college 20 forth like the band of Leoni.
das to mingle in the conflict of life to a
man, and the barriers of error are hewn
down by their stern logic and unyielding
purpose. We would point you to the TO-
rum where eloquence stands pleading
to the bench where justice sits, scorning
all bribes--to halls of legislation where
equity is framed into statutes-to the
pulpit where truth is proclaimed to the
bar where justice stands pleading
chairs of instruction where science is al
ways modest and philosophy never scorn
the Messiah-to the shop and the mar
where labor puts on its dignity and no
bility is impaired to common toil-to al
these fields of labor we would point ant
bid you read the record of the sons o
Middlebury College, and measure the in
Auence and power Of those who have tro'
her classic halls.
A. j. S.