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Novel Cure for CONSUMPTION.

: Alexander Dumas published, some
time since, IN Paris daily paper, novel,
III which the heroine, prosperous and
, happy, is assailed by consumption. All
the slow and natural symdtoms were
most naturally and touchiugly u1svribed.
and the greatest interest was felt for the
heroine.
1 One day the Marquis de palomten
called on him.
y "Dumas," said he, "have YOU compos-
ed he end Of the story now being pub
lishcd in thc-!'
! "Of course"
"Docs the-hcroine die at the endr'
"Of course; dies Of consumption.
'Aiter such symptoms as L have dcsclib-
ed, how could she live =!
lyon must make her live. You must
change the catastrope."
Il cannot.'
I "Its, you must; for on your heroine's
life depends my daughters"
Your daughter's!" :"
Eyes, she has all the various symptoms
Of consumption which you have lcscrib-
ed and watches mournfully for every
number OF your novel, reading your own
fate in that of your heroincs. Now, if
you make your heroine live, my daughter,
whose imagination has been deeply im-
pressed will live too"
Come IL life to save is atemptation.'
"NOt to be resiSttd.''
Dumas changed his last chapter. His
heroine recovered and was happy.
About five wears afterwards, Dumas
met the Marquis at a party
"Ah. Dullas!n' he exclaimed, let III"
introduce You to my daughter: she owes
her life to you. There she is
"That fine, handsome woman, who
looks like Joan d'Arc''
Yes. She is married aud has four
cnildren."
And my novel four cditions,'' said
Dumus,' sO we are quits:
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Special Revenue Taxes.

The Memphis Acalanche reports the
following:
Judge. ,Emmons rendered decision
yesterday Of very great Importance to u
large number Of our professional and
other citizens. IL sustained the pro-
ceedings by indictment against lawyers
and physicians. tobacco and liquor deal
ers aud others, WHO have been pursuing
their avocatious without paying the spe-
cial tax imposed Ivy the revenue laws.
Over ene-handred Of thesr ia nlictments
are OIL the docket OF the United States
Circuit Court, and this decision of the
court exposes all the PARTIES to speedy
Judgment aud severe penalties. The Dis
triet Attorney, Mr.. Hudson, announced
in court. after the decision was rendered,
tha, all indicted persons who make i'm
mediate Submission of their cases, and
pay their taxes and costs of suit, would
escape the scverer penalties of the law.
Doubtless, under the circumstances, the
best thing t" do is to settle and get rid
of these indictments Mt once,
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r We believe it ia rare that editO

E We believe it is rare that editors
indulge in drop, but when they do,
their readers are sure to find it out. 4
contemporary was called upon to record
q melancholy event" at a time when
his head was rather heavy, and did it
after the following manner:
yesterday morning, at 4 O'Clock,
P. NJ, q man with heel in the hole OF
his stocking committed arsenic by swal-
lowing suicide. The inquest of the YER
dict returned jury that the deceased
came to the facts in accordance with his
death. He leaves O enild and six small
wives to lament the end of his untimely
loss. In death we are in the midst Of
life."
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HE saw HER BUT A MoMEST.-The
other day, as young man was walking
on one Ut the principal streets of Chey-
enne, hs saw something which caused
him to blush the "color of the rose"
The young fellow thus relates the story
of his outraged modesty:
''She wore handsome crinoline. on
the day when first we met she scudded
like a schooner with a cloud Of canvass
set Asshe swept along the pavement
with grandeur fit t" kill, I saw her but
a moment, yet methinks l sec her still.
The wind was OH bender, and as saucy
as witch, and it played the very dick
ems with dust. dimity and sich. The
CATERS we're delicious, which her feet
were npadeto fill saw her but mo-
nient, yet methiuks / see her still, l
shut my eyes tremendous, did not
want to see, a display of pretty ankles,
when it wasn't meant for me, and until
I lose my senses, am sure l never will
Il saw her but a moment, yet methinks
/ zee her still"
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Ak AMERICAN M1TRAILLEUSE.

. AK AMERICAN M1TRAILLEUsE. - A
Washington corresdOndent says that Il
patent gun, from which the French mi
trailleuse is said to be copied, was ex-
amined on Wednesday by the chief Off
GERS of the army and navy ordnance bu-
reau and the House Naval Committee.
During the experimental firing, one mau
turned the crank, while another put the
cartridges into the hopper, and one hun
drel rounds were fired in twenty seconds,
discllarging QUE thousand muskct balls,
will, greater momentum than is reach
ed even by the most approved small arm
rifle pieces. The correspondent says the
Russian Minister has ordered one thou
sand of these guns to lie built imme
liately, and that the British Government
has also decided to order similar mum
Der.
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EP The ''Bcsieged Rcsident,' who
sends such interesting letters from Paris
to the London Daily News, says in Il
recent communication II dine habitu-
ally at a bouillion. There horseticsl is
eaten in the place of beef, and cat is
called rabbit. Both, however, are excel
lent, and the former is little sweetcr
than beef, but in other respects much
like it; the latter something between
rabbit and squirrel. with flavor Of all
its own. 1t is delicious. | recommend
those who have cats with philoprogeni-
tive proclivities, instead of drowning
the kittens, to eat them. Either smoth
cred i'll onions or in ragout. They are
capital eating. When return to Lon
don I. shall frequently treat myself to
one of these domestic animals, aud ever
feel grateful to Bismarck for having
taught me that cat served up for dinner
is tl;c right animal in the right place."
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D~A letter from Marseiales says: "Thc
women of Marseisles are Just now play
ing an important role IN the affairs of
their town They hold regular meetings
at the Grand Theatre. At the last one,
Nine. Louise Cullct presided, seated in
o pensive attitude, and attired in her
uniform Of Cosnmander-in-Chief Of the
Amazops, tnnic Of black velvet, striped
with gold, loose trousers Of the same ma
terial, inclosed in black leather CATERS
reaching the knees, and scarlet cap, with
long black tassei. OF course she made a
speech. There was number Of speeches.
One lady, in her remarks, complained
bitterly of her husband, that he had re-
fused to let her join the army; where
upon General Collet denounced him as
'Prussian,' which brought 1.-the, ac-
tive little man to his: feet, who said he
was the party referred to, aud that he
wished to defend himself. But they
cried ont, Hold your tongue t. and conf
PEELED him to sit down"
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stitute a square.
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and Frcnc!. tuulcss
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i,ulco it conveuient to discol&nue
Candidatas to public favnrs will pay Fifteen
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in0ainced-
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &c, to
be paid for rs advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, to he charg-
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STOLEN.

GTOLEN-En the Parish of St. Landry, from
- the underssgned two Prom.ssory NOTES
Orleans, dated April 81 1870, one for $3.50, and
the other Tor $i2ou, both payable two years after
date, with sis per cent interest from. date, aud
eight per cent from maturity: The public is
cautioned against trading tor the same and also
notified that p;typent has been stopped.
Nqv1s-fs) A. '$'% JOHN sTEIB =
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D-People sometimes object that they
cannot afford to assure. Such an argu-
uent should rather teach a man the irf- :
perative necessity fdr assuring at orce.
Ii he feel so much difficulty in withdraw
ing such a trifie of his income, let him
reflect ON the frigftfnl condition into
wlles 1tis death would plunge his family
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Eg The Charleston Courier says n
young lady of that place has just cele-
bratcd her wooden wedding BY marrying
o. hlockhead ~--,
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HAYES HOTEL

NERS. JAS. &. HAYES respectfully informs
VA her nc;lu.intan""s ans, the public ""nrr-
ally, tEa: she will con:inne to keep the Hotel
established by hes lat" husband, near thu Court
House, n;rnu,:.s. Mrs. Hayes hopes, by her
unrriuitinG attention. to merit the continuation
of the patronage heretofore rrotferr'l.
.y' Attached to the Hotel. there i. spacious
and o""no,tu~ STABLE where horses viii be
tr,l al,t well cared fur.IN at ,Nptttrats Prices,
to sait Mr times.
Opelous:,s Nov 18th. i-ra [S-tf.
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ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY
VRHE; NATIONAL WATCH CO.

Dealers and Connoisseurs
:!'rnH-h hout til" country to he tho best time
keepers now offered to the public for
Ladies' or Gcntlcncn's Use.
The; crnshinc Improvements not found in any
other Watches "i either Fore; IN Or American
make. Ladies' dr>irous of purchasing hand
some. strong. ana correct time piece will find
the "legan. Watch hearing the trade mark of
LADY ELGIN,"
t" he all that they desire. Inquire of your Jew
clcr for the LADY ELGIN.
No Mortmcnts Eetnilel BY the Company.
Hus:n, Office and Salcsruon National atch
Company. EJ9 and 1OR Lake Street
Ali3-3ml CnIrAGo, ILL.
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ADCLPBE ALEX MOUTON,

fDITDN and Sugar Factor and Commission
y M,rcllttt, No. lnG Con:,nun street.
Jtl--Iy New OKLLA>s, La.
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ADMISSION OF New STATEs.-This be-
ing census year, when all the Territories
as veil as the States will be enumerated,
90 asy expect an effort in Congress for
the admission of four or, five, and posi-
bi5 III Territories. The first will be
Colorado and New Mexico. 1t is said
New Mexico new, contains 100, 900 repre-
sentative Inhabitants; that is, people
exclasisSFefl Indians untaxed. Colorado
has nNf half as ~ any; but she has now a
railway completed to Denver, which Is
aikelr 70 sand her large number of imi-
grant& Msntaus, Washington, Wyom-
ine and idaho are also pretentjous COM
munities. '''-2
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E. II. MOuton & Co.,

TDTTDN AND SUGAR FACTORS and Gru
" rrnl C"iilnlSsion Merchants. No. ~ Cnron
delrt Street, "Ew OkIiltHs La.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

10. 30 Hov0| Strcff, New Orlcons, Ia.
REkS. Y. AICOiN rcspcsttllly auprl,,,rcs to
Va the people OF tl"'u,l>as that she has open
rd at h" ;sb">.: address i<na,,.ng Hons" where
she will receive hoaricrs by thr day, week or
month. Tic rooms aru we'll ventilated. TIE az
Communications cNcrllrnt and the tulc is'tur-
nishrl with tn" best the market Affords and at
tl''' most ll"i'rnt prices Families will receive
I'1Iticu ular care ard attention. 1Augti-.m
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=. 4. DOMINATION,


SHrnrrsa1 sOssseaas@sOH WFrG'5aIanf.
hlELtT lMlrkI!t Of Wines, Brndcs,
~ Iur,luls. &r.. No. ~ Cnnti street, he
lAcru (hartlcs ami Old Lcv"r streets,
Auyh1ll- ,,In NEW DELLASs, In.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTORl
J. P. S A r r A ZIN,
RIOS. o. and 90,

Toraet Thurtfcs ard CDHti IS;yrrtx und
% Ion.ly"s ST., CvrnFr TchoH-
pitvHidS. Nr,I Orleans.
Importer. or lsis::, ..ns, Smokers
Articles.
VENlI'. s:udcr$; nt.i ".itretr country merchants
4 tc,.u">t rrr!, ,,t"tc assortment III his line to
I've tuund il New Drlr;t,Is such IN
M"erschaunn Pipes. Mrcr>,- ,-hanm Cigar Hold
lmi!:n. ,Mrrrs. Pipes. cr> ans. Match Holders,
HruNrrc Root q Tobacco Bags.
t;"H'c;IHEc q Pipe Stems "t Cherry
Charcoal g Amber and Cnoutthnur
ku>,'wuu, " Mat chez,
In TACT all kinds. Flint and Steel
SMOKING TOBACCO:
Mary land. Rcliancn Rough and Ready,
\.r4iHla, Ghnlhr,!.!is Grand Turk.
Prl:un. intiu~iry. (lrh h i:!irkinitk
ANA the Marvland fright Bower which must
ntt be r"tt"un',h with the Nj, h, bower of
Gail & *, ui Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia hn'fcoar+r, Nuronha, Ersr. rfriuuc
and %;,tchi.,cl,S. Also. IA large STOCK of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in }''lys. and fine cnt in tin foil. and nlt;tral |
.l rnt i'll barrels OF H. -. 70 and , pounds
A,,l hrt less lhtn ,,il!,on tisal7 of every
quality constantly Oh !l..id.
Jan. |, iSVo.l j. =. SARRAZIN.
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No. - Thuft,tx ST., Ncw Or!cuns,
Z NIrRT!.n~ r: ANA ,lc:ji'rS in F"r"4l, DO,
Il mr>i!r >!ar!" AID Fancy Dry Gu"L> Io
~it.r. furn~ni.,. ttuns!5 &r AugC-im
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L, MOULOR.
J. l.. COlTRE1',

Commission Merchant,
No Is toHii Street, NUr Orleans, Lu.,
NNrlLL take charge Of the sale of all pro
w duets entrusted to him, ami viii maxi.
advance, OF l:s-gi.1 and rope on cotton t" be
ruil>i igur,i 10 him. august G--;im.
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III Z T. lANLSO hkAANNIs
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE lNsUI-
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Officers of Home Office.
JAS. J. nFALLON... President.
:. W. LOMAX..--....... Secretary.
II. :. HEFll. .Aesi@fant Secretary
p {. G. MrHAIIuN...--.... General gent
W. r. HARVEY .Act1ary.
JAS II. LUCAS, JAS j. OTALLoN.
:. \. HATCH, A. GARRISON,
j \. VI. BKirTON r. A. RUSSELL,
a. NJ. WATERMAN.
Louisiana Agency-33 caIondelet st.
Officers for Louisiana Branch:
Z. II. MOI TON President.
Il. +. MERElCK K.............. .Ice-Presidcnt,
, y. b. slMMEs. ... Secretary aud sta,e Agent.
Medical Examiners
}. '. FnLWELL, NJ. D., J.B. RITCI1E, ND.
Louisiana Directors:
JAMES JACKSON, OCTAVE VOORHEES,,
+. +. MEkHItk, G. II. MOTION,
HOBENT HARE, +. II. lltTCH
l.. a. NlL1Z, IT, i. SHINES,
THOS. FlTZWILLlAM.
The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com
HHNE hrlllg II Home lnslit utiou it should be pro
i,rrcu IVY citizens of the Sou l. for many reasons
We will. however. enulIeratc only two or three.
!. lIic mnurv invested in it is retained at home
w>"'rr II assists i'll promoting Western and South
Nl!I trade and commerce.. Ill hulhillg Up towns
and cities, in dc. clipping oHr rich mineral and
y rrSp in uiir
of r.tllrtad. and i'll ru.Inntihp our buundlcss
pr:',rirs Fer these reasons Southern and West
csn should in>urr in it,.
ak. As lis funds are all Invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper ami av better dividends than any East
rrn Conrnny F"r lhi~ reason all persons derr
ing to ''"hc certain AMI safe provision for their
fH!nli,cs. should insure in il.
:. ITS Local Board Of Louisiana Directors being
composed Of men ct high standing in the com.
lIH!Iiy. is IL sufficient guarantee that widows
and orphali- will h" protected in their rights,
when policies i>oIed by this Company mature by
rrnson uf hcath or otherwise. This feature is pc.
cli,!lr 20 his company to other institu ution be-
Eonti the limits OF the State having local board
and is, therefore, worthy OF the highest eonsid-
clat;nn
All kind; of Life Policies are issued by this
Company. and non-torfeiting after an annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge for policy. fec
The Louisiana Branch Office Is at No. 80
Carondelet street, New Orleans.
Il. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
Almost all the business men in and about
Opclonsas have their lives insured i'll this Conn
panv; among others: Henry l.. Garland, DIR. K.
II. Littel J;J. Morgan. Judge A. Garrigues,
DR.. John a. Taylor. joel H. Sanloz, James G.
Hayes. Judge A. Bailey, &c, &c
Persons desrous to take insurance policies
will apply 10 L. ID. ESrILETrE, Agent. =.
faw-Ofice of Bailey & Estilettc,
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II, LOEB & co.,

II. LnEn. Office at II. SiGHfHD TnER.
L, 81. = y N..u ll,:i...llls l..... Il
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eseass Alsax shSr~.

=. IL. Buffers Musical Company la,
given concerts the past week in sullivan.
''ouidsboro, >teuben aud Milbridgc.
The Anamosa Iowa Eureka of Oct. ~.
gives long and glowing account of the
completion of the Iowa Midland Rail
ROAD" Col. VIM. r. shaw. a native of
Sienben is President Of the Midland Com
pany. Col. shaw commanded an Iowa
Regiment during the late Rebellion.
&C. Z. Simpson OF sullivan. has Just re-
turned from New Brunswick where he has
been TO purchase a cargo of hay for w. K
III. button of S;eubcn. 80 radical has Mr..
Simpson become on the temperance qucs-
ton since his visit TO the Provinces that hi,
friends need not be surprised If he makes
tour of her majesty's dominions in Amer
lea. A. A temperonce lecturer.
VIM. l.. Guptill has recently erected
,tcam-mill IN Gouldsboro, and il at pres
cni. engaged Ia the manufacture Of .alt-
boxes. Mr.. Gup;ill has contracted with
Boston Company for 20 900 Of these boxes.
About go cords Of poplar wood Will BE-
required 10 furnish the material Nine
operative, are employed in the MILL three
OF whom are females. The engine i rated
at siN-horse power hut II is susceptible.
Mr.. G.. thinks. Of doing the work OF an en-
CINE q eight or ten horsepower.
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Religious News.

Rev. II. Il. Haehings. Rector Of 81
johns Episcopal Church In Bangor. Tor
come two years past, preached his farewell
sermon Oh the last Sabbath. lie has gone
West
MIS- Laura Fsrnham OF the and tongre-
gational Church Of New Castle was APP
pointed few days ago a. an assistant
ssionary of the American Board to
Western Turkey,
There j. deep religious interest pre-
Vailing In the Methodist church in MI
bridge
Rev. Mr.. Harwood. a pastor OF the Bap-
tisi church in Passport. Is young man Of
marked talent and ability.
The Universalist society in Bath, one OF
the largest in the State, is hearing candi-
dates and obtaining such supplies from
sabbath Ia sabbath as will best subserye
their Interests.
The Episcopal society in Dexter have
their handsome church nearly finished.
Rev. \. y. Lewis. their pastor, intends To
remove from Dexter on account of the
health OF hi, family.
The Rev. Henry X. Craig, late OF ;hi,
state. was installed a. pastor OF the First
Conrregai ional Church in Falmouth. Mass.
on Tuesday.
Mr. Harvey Iinsley was ordained a.
pastor Of the Baptist church in Buckfield.
on Wednesday last.
Rev. J. W. Savage OF kcnnebunkport.
removes to Kansas the present fall on ac-
count OF i'll health.
Rev. Mr.. knowlton of Calais. delivered
an excellent lecture on the subject Of In
temperance at the Union Church last sab
bath evening.
\ meeting for PRAYER and religious devo-
tion was held Monday evening In drink
ing saloon al kittery Foreside; the pro-
p.ietor having. in imitation Of the example
of the '.wickedest man In New York, . in
yited band of church members to turn
hi, establishment into a prayer room on
certain evenings which may best suit the
convenience of both parties.
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Hlifs character, and readily turned over
the OK to its owner as soon as he discov.
cred the facts in the case.
NEWSPAPER ENTERrRrsk. We learn
that the publishers Of the Povr,a1d DAN.
Press and the Maine STATE Press have ms,
ordered new Hoe Press and an entire
new dress. In which both the daily and
weekly will appear very soon. The Press
has always been one of the most reliable
and independent Of our Republican cx-
changes, and We hail this large OUTLAY n.
the best evidence of its prosperity and
promise of its future usefulness. We com.
mend this paper. particularly the weekly.
I" such of our readers A. now support 4,
paper published out OF the county. Port
land Is the commercial centre of Maine
and the record of its markets and other
matters Is Of growing Importance. The
Publishers offer rare inducements TO climbs
Address Portland Publishing COMPANY
Portland.
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Probate Courts.

.,t.aoWrH list Weslne-dav la January. Feb
- August, September, and December 81
ui-s-i as IN April 81 Wednesday tn June. and
y "a .far-tiav in october.
e,ttHltI--i-t "wednesday In Jul, and >ovcm
gr.k-ls,gr sd "wednesday January, MAY
september
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Els W orth with
In and Tor the County OF Hancock, the I'd
Medn esday Of Olt0ber, 4. d. ISL.
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

THE following list OF taxes on real estate OF
l. nou-rcsidcut owners the town OF Bucks
pc ri. Tor The year ls7O bills committed to VA
than white, 4 constable and collector oil said
town. on the twenty second day of August, 1870,
ia. been returned by him 70 me a. remaining un-
paid On the i3th day ot August, 1871, by his
uiratT Of that date, and now remain unpaid; and
notice i, hereby given that II the said taxes, and
interest, and charges are not paid in the Treasury
OF ,aIi town, within eighteen months from the
date the commitment Of said bills, much o..
the real estate taxed = Will be sum lent to pay
the Amount due therefor. including interest ani
charges, will without further notice, be sold 20
puOhc auction, at the Town Treasurer's pticc. IA
sad town the hr-t ,tay OF March, ls7t, At ton
O'Clock In the forenoon.
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A case Of chronic rheumatism OF unusus
severity. cured by 'Johnsons Anodyne Lini-
mept' Is noticed Dy one Of our exchanges A
Iarge bunch came out upon the breast OF the sui
ferer. and appeared like part of the breast =.
bone.
The sweetest word in our language Is health.
At the frs, indication Of disease. use we'll
known and approved remedies. For dyspep-
sia or indigestion, use Parsons Purgsuve
Pills, For coughs, colds. sore or lame stomach.
use .Johnson's Anodyne Linimeni.'
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Police Court Record.
DRiNKwATER JUDGE.

Oct. 81
STATE Marx Tracy. Larceny Of over
7iai by Respondent, who plead guilty and
VA fined $500 and costs
Now.
state Geo. W. Baglcy. Assault with
laugerou, weapon with intent 10 XIII one
E- amin ?. GRAY. Respondent plead not
-tY and waived examination
~, VA ordered to recognize with suiii.
M ,urciic~ in the sum Of 81 .Cspn for hi>
.,j.4rance At :. J. Court. April Term
I,-4
f.. :. Peter. Tor STATE.
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VIEW ADVER TTSEMENTS.

I'-8ate Notices.
.4I1e. 81 BBsiBess-Atken Ato
Nslte--t \ >po1ord 4 others
N L seminary. BuckSpou-N. D. Arey. Prin.
NE u ~haw-Wcsi tsouiasbero
i.rsn4 Bail-Nest esouldsbora
r-tl9u % the Legsslaiure-oranviilc 4. Cispp
..h-r-
itrrtr a Bruthcr-->ew York
st--sa " at hs--ss8lss- " Ales 4 Co. New York
l.-lrHment--j G. HAyne- Co Bg-ton
pa..az5 and the ,srvAt Conf 2gration-e D Vent
~ Hfk
Ha-ie >paHEc-Hsley. Morse a Co. Boston.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-09

A Louisville wife. wishing to get rid Of
her husband al short notice, sent him into
the cellar with kerosene lamp for pitch
er Of cider She gave him just time 10 get
the cider in one hand and the lamp in the
other and then shouted murder She
had calculated well. The doomed man
sprang up the steps, the lamp fell, and
the woman was free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-09

IRIS AN ESTABLISHED FACT. that Consumpt-
ion cAS be cured; but it is far better To prevent
the cruel disease from fastening itself on the
system, BY the timely use OF q remedy ike DIR.
Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. This stand
ard preparation will speedily cure cough or
cold. and even Consumption often yields to its
great power.