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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

LIST OF NEW ADvKRTIsRMRNTs.
John A. Jaokson-City Taxes.
Mayrant g. Howell-Disaolution.
D. MoGuinnis-Restaurant.
P. Cantwell-Seed Barley.
John Agnew & Son-Buckwheat.
Geo. Symmers-Hame, Strips, &c.
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COLUMBIA.r s. G.
"Wednesday Morning. October 25 1871.
Tho InvestiRatio

Tho InvestlRation. ft'
We learn that the Committee OF In
vestigation. in relation to the new mar-
ket and the City Hall, have been pro-
missed access to the plans and specifica-
tions of the said buildings The COM
mittee have called to their aid Messrs.
Bell, Fry and Troy.
Tho Question OF Martial Law in South
Carolina.
We eare pleased to observe that the in
dependent press of the country are pro-
testing against the arbitrary proceedings
OF the United States soldiery in South
Carolina. North, South, Enst and West,
these protests are made Nero is said to
have fddled whilst Rome was burning.
Grant pursues his travels and takes his
recreation in Maine whilst he sets his
soldiery loose in outraged South Caro-
lima.
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Here is an illustration OF feminine
wisdom: Two married ladies chattering
about their husbands. s.What," says
one, ''you permit your husband to
smoke in your rooms?" s'Certainly I
do, but be spends his evenings with me-"
replied tho other. eyes, AT that prioel'
'My dear friend. should not wife avail
herself Of her husbands faults to re-
press his vices?''
It is said thai sin Lowell. Mass, all
the factory employees who refuse to be
vhccinated are promptly discharged"
And yet they toll US that slavery in this
country has been abolished. Ten years
ago, at the South, if negro girl yearn-
Cd for the smallpox nobody was 80
Q nel as to repress the yearn by discharg-
Ing her.
Porfrio Diaz is once more on the war
patti III Mexico. With foroe Of 2,UtU
men he is holding the road between Vera
Cruz and Puebla, and may precipitate
himself on either place. A body OF ma
tional trnops are moving against this
mischievous insurgent.
A man with one eye laid wager that
he (the one-eyed) saw more than the
have lost, }" said the first; II can see two
eyes in your face, and you can see only
one in mine"
mankind" saya Henry Ward Beech
er, "has two nurses-Pleasnre and Pain;
two school l-masters-Joy and Grief; two
guides and interpreters - Sorrow and
Giadness."
A horn-pipe-The neck OF decanter.
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NuMBEns Charleston Chari.
table Assoc ation. for benefit Free School fund:
RAFrLE CLASS NO. l84 Morning october "a.
So-lo-5S-63 63-23-48 7l-9 1856 60-35
Witness my han.l.t Columbia, this l4t day
OF October. 1871. FEM PECK,
Oct rs SWofn Commissioner.
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Blair on the situatlon-Advico TO the
Southern Democracy.

Blair on the sttuatlon-Advice TO the
Southern Democracy.
We observe the report of speech
made at Montgomery, Ala, by Senator
F. p. Blair. He holds that the South
should be fully represented in the next
National Democratic Convention. In
the name of the Northern and Western
Democracy, he protests against the po-
licy Of Southern abatention. He thinks
that suoh action would prejudice the
cause OF the South, and produce an i'm
preston unfavorable to us in the minds
of the Northern people. All.
He goes on to say that he is no friend
to what has been called the new depar-
ture, but is prepared to conform to the
action Of the Democratic party. He ad-
vises the adoption Of the political pro-
.gramIae carried out with SUCCESS in Vir-
ginia and Missouri. Gen. Blairs idea
seems to be that it would be well for the
Democratic party to throw their votes
for such q man as Gratz Brown or
Schurz. Better, says he, would it be for
the Democratic party to vote for such
men than to take 'new departure"
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS s-The following
elections will occur on the 7th of No.
vember:
Virginia, election of Legislative and
County officers; Maryland, election of
Governor. State officers aud Legislature;
Massachusetts. election of Governor aud
Legislature; Minnesota, election of G.-
vernon, State officers aud Legislature;
Mississippi, election of Legislatures: New
Jersey, election of Governor and Legis.
Iatnre; Illinois, election of Congressman
Mt large; New York. election of State Of
hoers aud Legislature; Wisconsin, cleo
tlon OF Governor, State officers and LIE.
gislature; Nebraska, election OF State Of
Hcers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-04
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Item. abeut Town.

Items about Town.
Belfast has thirty rum shops.
The weather is cold for the season,
thought is improving.
Not much done yet in planting or SOW
ing by the farmers of this county.
A citizen of this city obi aimed divorce
one day last week. and was married the
next dav.
We see no evidence that there will be
much building in this city this season.
The local editor is at Portland this
week which will account for any deficien-
Gle, in this department.
The fare from Boston 10 Bangor by
boat has been reduced Elm consequence
Of the night train arrangement.
The Spring drives of logs ON this river
il i, thought will be got down to the mills.
At one time 1t looked doubtful.
Hon. John 4. Peters is attending
court this week. in this city. Mr.. Peters
look, As If Congressional life agreed with
him.
-Elson has been pedestranising at Bel
fast, since his departure from Ellsworth.
lie ran five miles In thirty four minutes at
he former city.
The mother Of Rev. DIR. Tenney Of
this city, will celebrate her aSth birthday
next Saturday. She lives in Chester. y.
IL. and her mental faculties are not in the
least impaired.
~ The May-day Festival at Hancock
Hall was d very pleasant affair. The re-
ceipts were quite satisfactory. These an
nual gatherings are very agreeable. and
their influence good. though making hard
work for some.
The citizens of Castlne have respond
ed TO the invitation TO purchase lot FOR
the new building OF the Eastern Normal
School. II consists OF about two and one
half acres located on an elevated spot in
the upper part of the village, near the old
British fort and overlooks the harbor and
Penobscot Bay.
Professor Stone offers great attac,ions
10 Tue uuiiltule- VINO aLiciu MS knter-
tainments for the balance of the Evenings
of this week. See advertisement and
bills. Gold Watches, Silver do. Green
backs, Chamber sets, &c, given away.
The Professor spends his money lavishly
IN torn.
Parties from Duxbury, Mass. intend
ing to make a summer resort of that far
famed place, are having hotel framed
here which il to be three stories in height.
THE PHARos. This is the name of a
neat paper published by the Ladies con-
nected with the Congregational Society
for their May-day Festival. Ii j. = credit
able sheet. with original articles of merit
and value. No doubt many secured copies
to send to distant friends. and TO preserve
for future reference. We have extracted
literally from It's columns for this issue.
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Ellsworth Price Current,
Corrected Weekly
Bangor Prduce Market.

Hay-Loose hay has sold the week past a; from
- TO ~, and occasionally load At Cas- per ton
for the best gu sties The inferior grades sell a,
from o., TO Sis and go per ton.
strrw-I>oose straw sells Al about Go per ton for
the test loads, though sometimes an extra load 10
sold tribe higher.
Oats are scarce and good article sells Quick a,
from % 10 50 cents per bushel.
Barley is worth on the marke, from % to IS cent.
per bushel
Beans . little duh this week Yeaioweyes
selling ~ frU8 oD.53 20 - "a H. and white ones
nom u, 80 70 ., - and - - per bushel.
Buffer-New butter comes In occasionally. and a
nice article 10 woTsA on the mAxket Is cents and
good fair article from % 10 q. The market is well
Stocked with old butter, md prices will 20 down.
ward.
Egg arscomins IN, In eonsiderabie quantity and
have sold on Tie market this week at from IL 10 Is
IL censs. md occasionally. small lots at II cents
per dozen
Potatoes are selling At from 80 cents to o. 90 per
bushei. =
Dried Appsss do nos seem 70 be in any great de-
nand, but We should quote . good fair article as
extra lots would sell tribe higher.
Green Apples are scarce, and the best article Of
nut Is worth from 800 70 $500, and even high
- es-io per barrel
Honey sells on the market At from ~ to Is cents
per pound.
Round Hogs are worth IL cents per pound
Wool. Be- Wool Ia worth from ~ TO Is cents per
pound, according TO quality, and wool skins from
81 % - e30o Veal skins sell at from fs 10 4,
osnis, and bids - 70 eeats per pound.-lwmG.
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CAsTINE, MAY Ist, 1874.

CAsTINE, May Ist, 1874.
FRIEND SAWYER Our ninth lecture In
the Lyceum course was delivered week
before last, by Rev. A. L. Ives of Castine.
subject ''Ultraism VS.. Conservatism, II was
an able production. showing the tendency
Of the public mind to vibrate from one ex-
IRENE of opinion to the other AMI the effect
upon society. and the test by which the
mean of truth may be determined is to be
found in Revelation. and the sober iudg-
ment of christian society.
We closed the course last Friday even
ing with Readings, by Mr.. c. ID. Robinson
OF Portland. Mr.. Il. is superior elocu-
ZIONIST, having naturally a good voice, he
has by years Of training and practice given
1t wide range of power. His variety Of
selection, andhappy rendering of the same.
gave general satisfaction.
DIR. \. T. True, completes this evening,
course OF four lectures upon the Laws
Of Life. The DIR. is eminently a practical
man. He deals with scientific truth in a
manner which renders ii at once, interest
ing and profitable 10 all. The DIR. 4 one
of the most industrious earnest workers in
the educational field. and his influence for
good is widely felt In our State. These
lectures are free to the Normal students,
aud they are attended by goodly number
Of the citizens of Castine.
We have had nearly twenty public lee
lures and concerts this winter and spring.
all well attended. What small town has
done better Z.
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School Items.

School TENS
The resident teachers of Bucksport,
Orland. Verona and Dedham. and all who
intend TO teach the District Schools at any
time, are invited TO assemble At one O'Clock,
p. NJ. on Thursday, May II, nj Bucksport.
Mr.. c. B. Stetson, Of Lewiston. and w. J.
Corthell, Of Calais. will assist the County
supervisor in holding an Institute Of three
days There win be exercises and adj
dresses, with practical instruction in the
work Of the school room. The meetings
viii be public, morning, afternoon and
evening. The School Committees, School
Agents and Parents. are earnestly invited
TO attend. Those nearest will be asked to
take the teachers 10 their houses who may
come from a distance.
The resident teachers Of Mt. Desert,
Eden and fremont, and all who intend to
teach the District Schools at any time, are
invited TO assemble n one o'clock. p. VI.
on Monday, May sth, a, Somesville, in the
Meeting House. Mr.. c. B. S,etson. Of Lew
iston. and W. J. Cor,heil. OF Calais. will
assist the County Supervisor in holding an
Institute of three days. There will be ex-
ercises and addresses. with practical in
struction in the work Of the school room.
The meetings will be public, morning,
afternoon and evening. The School Com
mittees, School Agents and Parents. are
earnestly invited to attend. Those nearest
viii be asked to take the teachers who
may come from q distance, TO their houses.
INSTITUTE AT WEST BRooKsvILLE.-
The County Supervisor assisted by Mr.. A.
ii. Eaton Of Norridgewock. held the
second Institute last week At West Brooks
vile. About ten teachers came the first
day. The new School House made most
convenient place Of meeting, but owing to
the bad mail arrangements only limited
notice was received BY the people. On the
second day delegation Of about ffty came
over from the Eastern Normal School. led
by the excellent Principal Mr.. G. 7. Fetch
er. The Castine delegation made the ex-
ercises very inspiring. DIR. n. T. True,
Supervisor Of Oxford county came also
and took an active part in the Institute.
Addresses were made at the Consrega-
tional Church each of the evenings by
Messers Savary and Eaton. and by DR..
True. The people were cordial i'm their
hospitality, and many expressed great
satisfaction in the various exercises.
The INSTITUTE at Sedgwick last week
was attended notwithstanding the severe
storm, by upwards Of tseenfy. fee teachers.
Lectures were given by Or. True and Mr..
A. II. Eaton A more earnest and inter-
ested body Of teachers could be seldom
found any where. The evening exercises
were held in the Baptist church, and the
excellent pastor did all in his power to
make all the meetings a success Is to num-
bers attending.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A full Marine Lis aud complete Mar
ke; Reports. a We'll as more Original
Stories and Sketches. are among the new
features of the greatly enlarged and i'm
proved PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Only
$500 year In advance; subscription
taken for six or three months. Specimens
sent free. Address ELwELL. PIckAKp 4
Co. Portland. Maine
The offer Of nro Months Free to all new
subscribers who send s2.oo. holds god
till june lsi.
The caihartics used and approved OF by the
Ply sicians comprising the various Medical A.
soeis'ious Of thi- State. are new compounded
and sold under the name Of "Parsons' rurSa-
tive Pills
We copy the following from an exchange
which Is important If true:-Cbronic diArrhsa
Of long standing, also dyseniery' and ali .imi-
lar complaints common At thi. season ~ the
year, can BE- cured by the usc lntcrnally 4
"Johnson's Anodyne Llniment.- We know
whereof we affirm.
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NEW ADVER TTSEMENTS

New Spring Goods. Lyon Josslyn-
E,hih,tion Hancock Hall. Professor Stone.
sewing Machines. A. t Jeuison.
House Z arpeniers, jordan a Clark
Assessors Notice. Eaton 4 Young.
Farm for sale. c. {. Clough.
Rucksport savings Bank, Is. W. Herbert.
SUNDAY school Convention
Notice, Moses Saunders.
6 2. Rowelrs Column.
nauchy's
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-lst "wednesday in January, Feb
ruarv August september, and December. sd
"wednesday in April, Sd "Wednesday in June, and
an Wednesday in October.
BLCEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and >ovem'
her.
BrcKsroRr.-3d Wednesday in January May
and September.
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Fro'a Or. n. RICHARD CLAY. Boston, Mass
This i 10 certify, that have known Mis-.
sawyer's saiye for more than five years and Of
Its having been successfully used in many
cases. consider !; n superior article. aud
well worthy the confidence OF those REQUIRING
such a remedy. L. RICARp CLAY, II. u
Boston, Dec. 10. I>6-. is,f
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Tresssss lt~uss.

Tresssss lt~uss.
Mrs. Catherine Heath. (Seal Cove has
four pound cannon ball, fired from a
barge from the British >loop-of-war Teu-
edos. at the battle of Norwooois-C owe.
August l2,h. Isli- This bail Was pick ed
up just after the engagement b. Capt.
William Heath.
Mr.. VIM. Banby. j. laying the foundl-
ton for new residence at Bass Harbor
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Among the nominations which were
NOT confirmed BY the Senate before the adj
Journmeat were hose Of Col. A. E. Buck
10 oe Appraiser Of nerchandiss 1t Mobile.
and b. Z. Blanchard to be psstmaster at
New Orleans.
IT is widely rmpared fhst President
Harris Of Dewdoin College Vim ssespe the
Prsfessoeship In the Yaas TAsolosical
School which has been tendessd M and
that ex-0ssaner Chamberlain il naned
for his successor.
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Pert of EllswOrsh
ARRIVED.

Pert q Ellswsrsh
ARRIVED
Thursday 9Th
Sch Emily. whnsake-, Boston.
sch Magnolia, Casper, snry.
Sch Julia Rich, PAtten, Boston.
Sch Capt Jehs. TORY, 90.
Monday LIST.
Sch JscAin-, Belfast
Sch Hussar, Ruker, Rocklsnd.
SAILED.
Thursday 9th.
Sch Panama, Hodgkins, Boston.
Sch Doris. Lonag, do.
Sch A X Wood ard, do for do.
Sch Arboreer. Clark, do.
Sloop Dolphin, Sraith, Lameine.
Friday s.th.
Sch Telegraph Wood ard, Portland.
Sch MinIola, Whitaker, Boston.
Sch G Ereemont, Barker, Rockland-
Sd Enaaine. StanvosA, Trsnsst
Sch Robert = Wo0druR. 6ushins. R0ekiand-
Saturday. ssth.
Sch Berry, Pendietos. New York.
Sch Emeily. Whistakeg, Boston.
Sch Fair Dealer. Remmick, do.
Sch Warrington, Lancaster, Boston.
Sen Alverad0, HerYick, Boston.
Sch Bangor, Jordan, do
Tuesday I'd.
Sch Robert woodwork. Buchins, RocklAnd.
Sch Charles Upton. Bal atty, Boston.
Wednesday, Sd.
Sch vandaler, walls, Boston.
sch Dextsr Flood, do.
Sch Akavslla, Joy. do.
Sch Olive Branch, Joiee. do.
Sch Narsellus, Remick, do.
sch George Edward, Murch, Rockland.
Dsoessic Pssss.
BosTox-Ar sash, brig Kashdin, Saunders. May
agues; W stsyess, flwell, Bangor Ranger
(sSoain~ Yarmomfh. Arcola Walton, Bath: 5
npea, colby. Wiscassss; Abby, ocoding ror'
Ar 5sth, ship Nevada, Luni, New York; sch
July BSaFoA, Co., cd Hannah Staples. Ban
COR; MeIbosrne, Ne Gewan, Gardiner: Admire
Eafee, fkuo Rssslnna.
Ar 9Th, brig Potomac. Carver, New York
- = DoltnG1. nomngs, and Richmond. Dow
Post JeAsss.; Cyprss, kason, Calais; Dolphin
Cal csii1 a.. Dr.sdes: Esesi, Iasss. Roeai.Sd
g 80 800 - Gss.ssyss; 49, Pg 2,
L36, 1880 1ary Edson, Moves, Messina
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ROATS FOR SALE.

AT Sargentville, Me-, by the undersigned, one
Yacht about - tons o. NJ, in good order, and
just suised for Excursion or Pleasure Parties,
being half open deck. One decked Schooner
Boat about tons 0 n. One Center Board, lap
streak Boat, II n. log, u It. wide, NEW. One
Do . fitele smaller, oqe year cid. Together with
ofhr snailor boaf6 Il di1breut kinds, all in good
erdar, and Will be sold 10. for cash l called for
80. n VIC. SARGENT 4 son.
Sorgsntvil.e, March 10, 1871. : sw12
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WE LEARS wIspoM IRON ExrrRIrxcr

WE LEARS VISION IRON ENrERITNCE.
When the complexion Is pale or sailow 1t de-
notes Niiixied blood AM unhealthy secrciIon-
By using FELLOWS COMPOUND sYRuP uF
HfrofHosPHITEs regularly. and observing
The direc'ions ACCOMPANY ing each bottle. for a
lev weeks, the blood becomes pure. the secrr-
tions Of the body well disposed. the ,kin
healthy, the features assume morc youthful
appearance. while buoyan spirits indicate The
return of health
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-04

gentleman In Ienox says: My feet felt
as though thousands q needles were being
stuck into them. but ~ soon | CONNIE need
using Rcnne's Magic on. the chilbaiu- began
to disappear, and loon 90, well II j, good Tor
= hi iOlaIus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-04

Halls Vegetable sic!lian Hair Remover pre-.
vents the hair from falling OF. U-e IL.
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ID lie ID

Mt Desert-April 18th, Mr.. Daniel T.. Smith aged
q ycars.
April sd, Mrs. Lydia Cousins, aged g. YEAR
April ssth, Mrs. Lucy Reed. widow OF the late
Samuel Reed. aged n years.
sallvAn-April esth. Mr.. Thomas >a,er, aged
a. Year,.
Trenont-Mrs. Martha ober, widow 81 the late
William Ober.
April sd. samuel q. Rich, Esq, aged about q.
April 18th Mrs. Rebecea Hodgden aged p.
As the night faded into day, so he assured his
friends thai, the going Of crude existence was the
coming Of full liie-thxt death was ike the nrlnA
ment dividing the water. Jesus wa there.
Prospect Harbor. Goulds boro-April 25th r l..
Cole aged IS years . months 10 days.
Mr.. Cole was a member of the Narraguagu-
Lodge OF =. and A. NJ. and buried with Ma
sonic honors
April -. J. e. Bowden. aged ~ year, 10 months
Harrington-April 18th, Mr.. Isaac Small, aged
IS years.
April "a, Mrs Polly Nash, aged 81 years. lZon's
Advocate please copy.
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FOUND.

On Reeds Pend, in March Of the present year
. CHEST OF TEA. The owner can have the
ssus By proving property and paying charges
80 WILLIAM h. MOORE
EIlsworth, April 10, 1871. 3wi6s
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Nj a II IL | r ID.

Ellsworth-April 25th. by Rev DIR Tcnney apt
John W. Lancaster and Mrs.. Francis Manson
Tremont-April 3tth. By Bcnj. SAWYER FL
Capt Levi Rich and Miss Amelia 4 Abi-oti an II
fremont.
ton, Me, and Mr. Annie VI Culcord Of sears port
Brewer-April sd Mr.. Elisha Dunba- Of scar
port, u Miss Maria : Curtis Of Brewer
BDstan-Mr. Bernard III I. ..iirain of Boston u
Della :. Mullen OF Ellsworth, Me.
sville-April sth. by D. y Billings. H-p
son, both OF Brooksyille.
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NuRWopD, y. J.-Proiessional Men, M.Bu.
lecturers, Builders aud Others de<iriag bust
ness anu homes near New York. should examine
norwood, where sell sites and t,wn lots ut low
c, prices and On easier terms than can be- found
esewhefe, equally accessible TO the city, hotel.
churches, schools, stores. &c; Il tIains' daily :
Northern II. X. OF v. , 81 miles from City Hall.
J. WYMAN JONES, ls0 Broadway. y. Y.
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fragrant Sapoliene.

Cleans HID "loVcs and all kinds Of Cloths aud
Clothing, removes Paint. t.rea-c. Tar g. ia.
stAntly, without thr least n ury to the fnc-I isi
nc Sold by Druggists ami Fancy sso..,i- Dealers
fRAGEA<f sAfpIIENE CO Is Barrlas -
New York. a. La salle -. Chicago
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lG. r. RowELL's COLUMN
THE METHODIST. or New yor. IA. aiw,

THE METHODIST, OF New York, has always
been edited with marked ability by Rev. Dr.
Ckooks. Its publishers have just added TO its
editorial corps, Rev. ABEL STEVENS, an equally
experienced journalist, and author of the best
history OF Methodism extant. They have also
enfsscd contributions and sermons from the Rev.
=. DE WIFI TALNAGK, whose success and popu.
Isr.y ~ q preacher, writer and lecturer, are nj.
most nnex amplcsi, and whose tree Tabernacle in
brooklyn, with Its congregation Of over 1890
people y one Of the msrvels of the age. REV
mfsRf WARD BEEcHEB has Lecture Room
Talk every week.
fiiE METHODIST abounsis in good things IL
never duli or dry, has stories for children, hin t.
,of farmers, and something tor everybody. Mrs.
Mhhng-s great serial story is almost ready.
ihey offer for tho price Of years subscription
w 90 tn send The METHODIST from until
yuN let 80. Specimen copies tree. ia Nassau
street. New YORK. 4wts
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Oranges - Lemons.
HOAL AND HAY SCALES.

Tn. subscribers having purchased the "Griflin y
thereon are prepared to supply the market with
The best quality OF Coal and at low rates. Orders
len with Geo. W. Newbegin, Benjamin Lord or
Mt the Guy Market, will be promptly attended to.
They have one of Fairbanks Hay Scales on
the COZ per of state and Main Streets, where they
are prepared TO weigh Hay &C., at short notice.
Public patronage solicited.
BACON HUCKINS.
Ellsworth, February I'D 1871 ST..
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oi far Higher Glass han any other pToir
stary m"aieine OF the day stands
TARRAETS Efervescent Selizor Aporient,
AId for Ibis reason: Il Is an exact counterpart 81
one of The m0~t valuable natural medicine. 10 The
world, We refer 10 the gieat SETTER spring OF
t,efmany. 10 which thousands ~ the dyspeptir
the bilious. the rheumatic. and the victims Of Sc.
nal diseases resort annually. and return Ia Their
homes couVaiesceat or cured The Apcricut 1.
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