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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

LukrC.-Asssrs. !. 4arston 4 Co.,
wrecksrs Of So. Lub<e, have landed seven
lssgs ANCHORS this winter, and have one
buoyed. and tbs Nsssrs. Weymeils, kAte
landed one, aud have two large cues buoy
I'd. West Quoddy Bay. picks up great
many anchors.
The weather Monday. Tuesday and w .
nesdsy. kss been exceedingly variable.
Monday We had The Wind south west, blow.
Ing fresh. with alternate svnshipe and
cloud. and In the evening . hesyy sEbs
storm, which lasted all night. TusUlay
morning was calm and cloudy. the Tier.
mometsr indicating 20 degrees above zero !:
at noon the wind spssRg up from the north
west. aud the cold began to increase 80
that n nightisll the mercury had fallen 10
degrees below zero. aud this morninv
lWsdpesday) It had fallen to 10 degrees
below 1erO, The coolest that ever va.
known hsre in DE ueaak Qf March. There
has not besR % mech ice Ia PsSsyipsduod.
~ Bay. since the meueYsbie winter ara
spring Of 1888. The mail was behind time
Tuesday three hosrs. and possibly viii Be-
aeuole that tine, to-day, "Wednesday ) the
reees esing 1sll n ssev.
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

HALE h EMERY, Attorney.
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THE DIX ISLAND MURDERER. Little.
the murderer of yuong White. at Dix Is
land, SHOT himself less seriously than sup.
posed, and it is though he will recover
The report whiet, has been current of jeal-
ousy Of improper communication between
White and Little's wife seems to be entire
~ unfOunded. neither is it known that any
previous disagreement had occurred be-
tween the parties, but Ii Is said that Little
had neglected to send money to his family.
that they had written to White making In
Quiry in relation to what the former was
doing with his earnings. and that White
had spoken 70 him upon the subject. and
BY doing so excited his anger Little VIII
probably be indicted before the coming
tern II H. 8. J. Court.
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The Bangor Why says owing 70 the
extreme and unprecedented cold weather
Of the past few days, winterport harbor IL
frozen over.
The Journal says the Belfast City Mar
shat reports leo applicants for his oh,eiai
services the past year. and that he has tax
ell he@s - intoxicated persons. who
couldn't tell just vhs1s .hey lived.
AID TO MANUFACTURES. The tOVp Of
"interport % Monday, voted to ''sxsmpt
from taxation for the term often years, Ill
enterprises started in town within two
years. the capital stock Of which is $4,000
or more" and Frankfort voted liz ex-
smption. without ;peciying Tie su., ~
believs.
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pCbL!C notice Is hereby given that Tboms,
! H. Fisher, Lizzie ". Croker. and William
sfocker on the iSth day ofJsnnarv 4. u. 1853
os th-ir mortgage deed OF that daIe daily executed
and recorded and conveyed In mortgage to me q
certain parcel of land with the buidings thereon
situated IN the village OF Buck.pou aad b1u ndeI
beginning on the southeriy siie Of Main street
and al tie north vesS conner Of .. p. Halls store
lot which Is Two feet westerly of the store III enee
iron bolt in the ground; thence So " to Lara =,
s.eetser; theme by SAID sweetser. 1aad \
-" - ieet 70 an irsn bolt in the grouno; thence
q lee. q az iron bolt In the GROUND
easierly Wy SAID street to he place ef beginainr.
The condition OF SAID mortgage has been bretsn
anu oy reason thereof, claim to toreclose the
STEPHEN 1ENNETT
susksport. March III. lnS. tVii'
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igh>. IR,>r A>p l>vtsrpAIiox.- The
Boston Josra7i We'll saN>: "Gan. Grant !
Administration seems Ia thrive on lnvr-ii-
CATION. ON Wednesday SccIetar, Bout
veil cleared np the question al the sale ~
arms, :" Tar A. IL related tn tho g.nIin.
ucs> aud conpl-t. consistency ii the Gov p
rrnmcnt sccauni>. The famous ''tli~tirt,-
anr"~ disappeared entirely, even III j. H.
be hoped. h"tn the minds II the t..1>t pre-
Judicci. '.eia. Bsbcsos.A added g. the in-
stn'iOic strength OF zen. rortcr's tr~ti-
mon! 10 aeguliiiug the Administration OF
al c"inpliciiy Ia the general order abuses
~ the NV York custom House. some
~ the liemoo ratio members ~ the commit
e." also thought It would b. an cAecilet,t
opportunity ~ overhaul the san Domingo
matter and They Wefc gratificd. teneT Al
bab='uck, having borue calumnic> fpt over
wear IN .ileuc". was doubtless delighted
a. The privilege ui giving a straightfnrw Al j.
conclusive reful alIpn of all charges against
hiin and the Admini straiiou. Mr.. ~churf
and his Democratic harkcrs are surrl, get
ting NOR. than they bargaiu't flr.
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>FE,t LArfpS ~ GsEMlSY -rha Boston
siobs SAYS thar the sucIsc~S ~ GERMANY iu
the late var aith France. aud thu cxacii"u
ut the enormous Indemnity which has e.slIs. q
money ~ pouf iuta ihr Father auI. hAs IL
irri'si the G"rmrn> with the widest -ptl4t
OF speculation. fOoi and other nrrr4 >
aries ~ lic have Increased Ia pric- taartv
hnS yer cent. and real estate ha, All, anr, i
uu'il i J.. nearly oue hundred p,r cent
higher than L wa a hw year, ago. Banks
and stock ronlpAnlc. are organizing ~ au
almost alarming extent, and even ths ~ J
AMI prudent uIuT, hant. Ate rapsdty hr1s
draw iHiu thr vuItrA VI Reckless, -gcyula.
is1u. Il u feared hat tAls STATE ~ Agar.
cannot prugTrss much firf h"r vitllaut l.tp.
d4ctn. financial crash hat y 40 ,qnai Va
cNirut Tie TIuu ihRt iplioRc.l The bur>Iin.
Of the south sea huht.c auI Tire EgE~t. h
railway panic. Peace hath it- ,I,lurir.
a. wen 4, war, and perhaps BEATEN France
may yet rejoice that the money extnrrrtl
from ArT "a thr hvur oftfial may Nin aNic-
ttfN oNrr he lprs far uorc Il >a,trJu- tAau
That "a y nlch she q. forced Ia ,urcum la
b. the 4rbi,ramcui OF arms.
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New Hampshire.

The New Hampshire election hiss lust
closed and We give the result in snot her
column; but, that our readers may know
the rcsult In past years, we give the follow
ing table. first giving the vote Ia the tri-
angular contest OF last year:
Weston. Democrat. -, 20; Pike. Republican.
S.Sss: Cooper. Labor Reform. 80: coming.
Temperance. 5i4, Scattering u. For the pre-
'ious seventeen elections, running back four
teen Year,. the Republican msjoritie- W.T., AZ
follows
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The Boston Journal don't know about
NasI'> using his pencil and exercising his
wit in caricaturing Sumner. Schurz and
Horace Greeley II makes all the differ
ence whose OK get- gored.
"A lady travelling lost her poeket-boo.
in thu depot al Windsor Michigan and
made great cutlery about II. declaring
that it contained some fifteen thousand
dollars. little ragged boy found ii, and
on bringin. il to the lady >4e generously
gave him two ten cent sh!n-plssters. after
making al sorts Of inquiries ~ TO hi.
name. the condition Of hi. family sc &C..
The boy took on his hat and thanked her
ana Went on his way. no doubt thinking
be might get III, name in the local news
paper, as All houest boy
BURIED ALIVE. An lrishmsn took the
contract to dig = pabllc well. whenehe
had dug about TWENTY-FIVE feet down. he
came one morning and found it caved in.
tiieo nearly to the top. Pat looked eau
fiously around and saw that no person was
pear. then took of his hat and coat. hung
them on windlass, cravled into some
bushes and awaited events. Ia a shor,
time the citizens discovered that the we'll
had caved IN, and seeing Pats hat and
coat on the wirdlass they supposed that he
vas al the bottom Of the excavation. Only
few hours Vi brisk digging cleared the
loose earth from the we'll. Just a the
citizens had reached the bottom, aud were
wondering where the body was. Pat came
walking cut Of the bushes and good-natur-
eddy thanked them for relieving him Of a
sorry job. Some OF the tired diggers we're
Disguised, bu. the joke was too good to al
low anything more than hearty laugh
which soon followed.-RssAssse.
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There is hardly vacant store Ia Ley.

There is hardly vacant store Ia Lew
aston or Auburn.
The HouItss Times says the most Sc
ser~ blow of the season occurred last
week. In consequence of which the train
due Monday afternoon did not reach town
ill "Wednesday esening-4S hours behind
lime. There was 3 large number Of pas
sengers on board, including the Judge.
who was on his way to opes court in Houl-
ton on Tuesday, and several members Of
the bar.
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Seventy-one years Of Age.

East Marshfeld. Aug. y. ls7o.
Dear Sill am seyenty-on years Of axe; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint weak
ness in my back and stomach. | was indnced by
friends 10 try your VEGErISE, and think II The
Oes' medielne Tor weakness Of the kiineysI ever
use,i. have tried many remedies for thi. com
plant and never found much relief a. from
your Nexetine.' II strengthens and in vigorstes
me whole system. Many OF my Acquaintance
have taken IL and believe 1t 10 be good for ali the
complaints for which lis recomme aried
Iotsfs truly
JOSIAH II SHERMAN
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

7 7, ~ sabine Of Bangor, In the coaaty Of Pc
L. nobseot state OF Maine. hereby ytv- notice
OF my claims by mortgage dated jan 9Th, ISL
from Wcadeil >Ilsby OF Amherst, in the Countv
OF Hancock TO me. recorded ia Hancock county
tHs'-iry Of dee'is Vol is Page 80, on = lot Of
Land viii the eal.itngs thereon, situated in said
Amherst. being the Homestead lot OF said sllsLy
containing about QUE hundred arret and Tie
zane iescrtDed in \ deed to him fron, Ale xanier
Barring, Henry BsIiug aud Joseph X. Iaser.ou
by their attorney John u &cS dated February 18Th
lsts, ecoTted ~ The registry OF dee.!- OF "a nd
Hancock C0unty. Vol 81 PtSel7i
Also ny same NOR gage on c'.i ain ioi- OF land
situated IN Aurora Ia sad county 81 Hancock
VIZ Lots number eighty on, eighty lyo, seyent,
Elk and se'enty eight, eonis ming SIX hundred
4nd iorty acres more or less, amt the same De.
&C tDed IN deed 70 him the sad sitsby from the
said Alexander BarrEs, Henry gairin., aud
Joseph k, Ins-rsolI 10y their attorney John Black
dated December .nu isE. recorded In aid Il an !.
cock count ieg .stry % deeds Vol. a. PAGE ID
and the condition. IN sad mortgage /. broken by
reason whereof claim foreclosure.
I'm. SABINE.
Bangor, March 9TH, Isl. 3wu
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

T hereby give notice In the Ellsworth Amer
1 lean, sesspaper printed In the County OF
Hancock. that have q claim By mortgage on Q
certain parcel 81 Real Estate, situated "a t,opla
borough IN sAid Couniy OF Hancock ana bannd
e'l - follows ~ wiii
l'egin9lns 81 bunch Of Spruce ,rees on the ~..,
sac :" bunsefs HarDor marked "B'-thenee
tuhhIhs about west course by WiiiIsmY Con
nsrs hvf'A Ane TO the Town road-theace south
westerly by sad r9ad To land owned by Priscilla
Moor To- "A stake Inarked "B"- thence running a
Westerly course by Moore's north line 10 Inc
"nieadow Brook'ss Gale l. the nee north xestsr.
" os the meadow brook to cedar stske / y land
osbei " inomas Arey-tnence westerly BY
Ares . land TO land oil the fropr,etor., fh.nce 20
place Of beginning.
said mortgage u dated Nav Seth, 1850 and ia
reeor'isi "a the Hsncock County Krgi.try Of
DEEDS vel i!6, Page 81, TO wh.sh references "a,
be nab FOR more particular deserip.loa ef sald
Heal Estate.
The condition ofsaid mortgage ha. been broke,
oy reason wnereof claim a foreclosure. dated
March oh lb7l. ~
E,tELGi WEsCoTr.
HALE EMERY, ATTORNEYS 9wIo
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The nesiinatiou Of Judgc David Davis.
M. IIncoln's old personal friend. rs the
Labor Reform party. sugge.,, 70 the
Indianapolis JosrHdl this quma'iou from
Is, Samuel
David therefore d~parted Theme, aud 60
c.is'i to the Cave Adiullsm; anil when hi.
arrihrrn and AL hi. faiher'- house hoard II.
they went down thiiher TO hirn
And every one tina; wa. in distress. and every
one that VA, In debt. and ever, one that wa.
di.ooEieni"d. gathered ihcm.-.,s. unto him
aud b. t-'corn" captain over thrm. aud iherc
were with him si.ou, four hunirrn men"
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Diseases of the kidneys Bladder, Ac ara Al
ways UNPLEASANT, and at tiIaes they become the
most distressing and dangerous disea ses that cas-
affect the human system. Most diseases of the
kidneys srise IRON impurities In the blood CAUSING
hunors Nhisa settle GA these parts. yE0ETi>9
eScs's any known remedy III the whole world for
cleansing and purifying the blood thereby esusinr
beatty action % all the organs OF the bode
NEokrisk IL sold by all DTurgi.fs
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The Belfast Journal says Constable
BicknclI who hal a special writ for fee
ing debtor. found him on a freight train.
hid in ear load OF corn. He acknowl-
edged The corn and shelled out
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The following graphic letter which We
fiud in the Boston Journal relating to n
Gle samuel's Navy and Navy Yard at
Char lestown. will be read with interest -
Many OF our readers have. no doubt. read
already in the Joaraai. but We publish Il
for the benefit Of those who do not see the
Journal
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THURSDAY. MARCH, IA. 1872.
All Hail New Hampshire.

The returns from thi: hard fought field
will carry Joy and glsdnes- iuto She hearts
Il the Republicans Of he country The
particulars or alt that We have, see t-le-
graph news The contest wa.Ase, ere .u-
-nd the victory decided aud glorious.
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Ia ths if"afieeHt IF Diseases inridea II frlust>
n4. I4rc7i nR. DOW at tins he I'd ~ 81 phs-lr4au-
tllA NJ sHsh practice = .pe-taitf vHt ruab 4 .
ht4i e. gua'snis' speedy ahd permanent curr
M thr wor-tra. 10 SaPPrfssfpA aaai all "ts-r
h-asfr1nI feraags.satS frata ..A.sfrr,.- ~tn.e
Al letters FOR advice mvstr5ntaln a.. u1se. No.
oE>ntrorr STREET. BosIoN
y u Hoard aurnr.se. - tho-- t~-trinE W. ,.
man uoslcr treatment.
H"ston July. ls9i--.p .ao.frf
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Heartily Recommends.

Nh. STEVENS

MR. STEVENS:
Dear sir,-I have takes several bottles of your
NtGEriNk, ard am convinced il IL valuable rem.
edy for Dyspepsia. Kidney CompAilt. and general
debility of the system.
can heartily recommend it to all suffering from
the above complaints
Yours respectfully.
MRS MuSRoK PARKER IS Athens 81
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40. u" : Morgan street, Chicas !
FROM POTIEa PALMER

-, Chicago, Oct 1871
uESILthES-it anords me eat .atisiastIon 0
ihe test OF the great Chicago DIRE. Wheq we re.
moved 1t from the debris OF our ofrce which wa.
one among inc twenty Thousand buildings lie
stroyed the ever to be rene nseresi night OF ,ha
sh Inst, we oper ated The lock with the co-nbpge
uon and on opening the doors were reloioeti "a
mud NE cantents OF Our safe intact. Thus. " AZ
the preseryst ton OF books and papar- ~
have The ppcleRs to settle and adjust our aceauut
and insurance. Again let me say IL AFFORD. ~.
much pleasure to acknowledge 10 Won nv bi.t
appreciation of the safe. Very respectfully vo,r.
POTTER pAi Mo-
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HAVE BEEN TO SOUTH
AMERICA,
70 all parts Of the SOUTH and WEST,
Suffering pain beyond description.
ONLY FINDS RELIEF IN
V + Or f. TIM .

~rvyEvs E-g
DEAR SIX. Probably no cs.e u kiinrr TON
riAnt ha- ever under YOUR eTs alton There
tn painful ~ sea-e hal stub borniv rem ~I
y ycIi n thc m lenrc " 80 many different rene
atSA mr.
have suffered pain more than can descr,b~1
through ny 1ark, hips, and limbs together with
gseai d nc nIiy la passihg the urine, vhch 81
ten aud ao -uiAiI tuAnti.ics For tseatv wears /
have leca great suGeTsr N,th this COMPLAINT (
haEc tired all u the rrmeiie. recommended which
came within my r'arh have been 70 south Amer
lea, - all psrtS ~ Inr south and v 10 see N a
change Of climate voulI help me hsvssxpsnd-
ed ihoussnaa q dollars 20 obtain relisf s;ll nv
ONLY rrpIy could be, No better
bout year ASo. va. ADVISED ~ frieu.i4 70 trY
the E'ETlNE, !nsy having takea & Ihem.~lvr
and hesa cured p" ithopt much laith ! con ..r,r,I
- try .. and Ini can truly cav that rrr~.g ed
great bcaeni from the drst L-sIte bexan /, rot
Better ~ II, Ani SO nut ODg gel - urlnats 80 u
ten, w,ih much !ezs pAla- Attcr tiktng three or
four bottle. was not obliged 10 get up boz anre
or iStvc turing the sht and the pain ia my b.r
and limbs Was growing less frou day 60 dsv
have taken "a all some Twelve recu bottle. and
TO-DAY am sule 10 attend 20 bn .tnc.s a.
Ahy man W Do rsn appreciate The bls-.tuy Of
sopsi health uInrr than one Who hAs suffered fyr
tweniy yrArsar ha1e} /. I not my 4uty fnu.
have found relief 70 make this f4cI spusuy The
fEokTiSk has done more tor 4lc Khan ever i.rv,i
70 hops o. expect from medic me AMI bel e
ne Tear sr, am happy a. all times io SPEAK 10 !.s
favor.
ana, a. very gratefully yours
VIVIAN ID. osHoHs.
as Third ~srext
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

Whereas, william Grinde of Bncksport BY
w deed Of mortgage dated December snd. ISIS
and recorded in Hancock County Registry of
deeds Vol. $50 Page a5s conveyed TO John Wens-
worth lot OF land lying In said bucksport, bou nd
ell northcriY by Seminary street; easterly by
Kiln street: soatherly by land Of Timothy oolhns.
said mortgage has been assigned 10 me. Ana
whereas he SAID Mr.. Grindle BY deed Il mortgage
dated June 1eth isss. and rreor dcd In Hancock
Registry ~ leeds Vol. Isl Page Isi conveyed tn
me The abave aud before ,seaionssi rem lsrs and
building thereoa. Aud whereas the condition OF
the said mortgages have been broken, claim a
foreclosure tscicuI.
AMBROSE WHITE.
Baek-p"rs March sth is7.. Swti
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From \ CHICAGO BANKER.

''htfaEr- Dcf. u. ISL
GE>rS-l avn only TO" glad - inform ,af, RI, b, o
oP~hed my safe ire ana Doubic Burglar ~ d.
sasuY all three Combination Locks wsrkfp.- .
new -rveu lays amer the dee
The contTnt> have been perfectly rsr-rf,. g,
ani tsi the heat had been ." tni.ns,, o. tt ..
wheel va mrt;c3.
rrtalH you my thauAs. and win ala tt-
SAFE ever gave greater ~Icdit 20 it4 maker .r -
Aatt*ta tt"n - t- Owner. E.- y..rtf,s.I, ,.,.4.
LOT u ~NfItIN E4a. J,
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south Boston, sept ~. 1870
Ma. sTEyESs;
Dear sir,-for fourteen MONTH. have been AZ.
fieted with kidney Complaint. have tried doc
tors AMI many patent incidence but found no re-
lief Ny friends persuaded me O. try your WOE
rISE and u has lsAde q nAn Of me | can
mosi chssrfully recommend IL 10 the public a. a
"--'h~ Ettnas GompiAini
ALVIN GLIDDES
tel broadway.
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The first pile for the foundation Of the
Boston Coliseum was driven on Tuesday.
FEB. 9th. Mr.. Sears. the builder. saws he
can nni>h the great work in 81 JAYS A
band from Hungary l. the latest novelty
announced. The number Of choruses tin,
far reg stered. ll3.
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Notice.

rilE undersixBcsi Win Be- AZ howe In YrAnA AHA
] Tor Ten days, from Marco, asn L, son.
All l'ersuns HAVING Jose tl.4i lscoanls on his
book, srli rlsase call and have them arranged
IN some shape Al taat time o., Af.r The above
da.e. all accDants rctns ming unsettled, viii be
lett ~ilh attorney aiinstu,1i.t. J. II WEST
Boston, March Gh- 3wll
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sCHoRNEMAN 4 CO


~..,Aso, Nov, l. 1871.
DEAR sfRs-The No FIRE proof sat. yyhi-b ,
oought OF YOU about year ago was in the To-.
bic IRE OF the 9th OF ',ctob,r. The N e STOOL -,
me second story OF a 'hree-story tou.e o., tl,@
h"FtA SIDE u iel lGio the pa seuenL IN a In Il,
burning coal and wood, hu upon Opening II tbs
next day, found everything 70 he In good cod,
tioo no. even scorched; In fact, They Were 10 iIst
the same coalition they were before the rre A.
that most ALI the safes were burnt up Tie Iial
on my safe was partly melted, but spplIei ain
ne Aeroseae aah eqieck ed it wsnoat any d aianl
". ne saie, ! mink, 10 good yet How much
would a new dial and = haadle to tlirov IN. hci.
cost The dat was the latest style Won had
lVoIS Respectfully. IESuS
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Proposals,

OEALfD proposals. will oe received BY the sab.
y .srtber-. ufrh Ap-Ii, thh. for farni.aing ma
teriaI. hueiting school house Ia district 10. T.
IN tironssSiis acsoriitnz to plans specifications
~hieh may lie .rrn With the taitJias committee.
JOHN 4 snow, JK. .,,..
T. BiGkfoRD. I cn",a,,ss
JOLL UkOl1krT. ,
Br oksviIie. March, 30, is.. s"H
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Another would give a dollar
for a dose.

. BOsrO>, Nay Bah, 81.
II. srEvNss, Esq
Dear ssr,-l have heen badly ataietsl IN Kid
ney 1 onpls!nt Tor Ten ycAgs. haye -uaerel srea,
palm in my back hips ani .de III great ii n uiiv
IN passing nri ne which often and H. very .n.l
quantities feqHenIiy accompanied with bL-1i And
eXcruciailnS pain.
have faithfully tried most OF the popular rern.
dies recommended for ny oom plant | have Been
under The Gcaimsut Of some of the musI 81 lful
physicisns in boston. all Of whom pronounced ~
case incuraelc Tn. was my condition when !
was ADVISED by afriend - try the NIUErIsE aud
could see the good ecect. from The arsl dose took
and Rom that moment kept On mprov ing until
Was entirely cured, taking IN ALL 1 should think
about bottles.
II - indeed \ valuable medicine And II 1 should
be Injected sSa!n 10 The same way | xouIt give
dollar for cose II could not get i without
ksspestfaiy
J. n CnE
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Dissolution Of Co-pastnership.

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