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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-12

course, Of popular lectures by some Of
tho aLlcst minister's Of the Presbyterian Church
in this country, will be dslivorad in Baltimore
during this winter in aid of Protestant cduea-
ton in The vast and rapiiy-devoloning Empire
Of Brazil. The Rev. Moses Hoge and the Rev.
r. L. Dabnoy, Of Virginia; tho Rev. Stuart
Robinson, Of Kentucky, than whom there is no
more eloquent orator ia The Southern States {:
DR.. Wi,herspoon, and others, are among the
lecturers. tits not likely that our citizens will
have the opportunity Of listening to better
lectures in a better cause than this course,
which commences on the 18th Of October, with
the first lecture by DR.. Hoge.-Baliimore Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-12

An Orders for all kinds Of Merchandise, Salt,
Fish, Plaster. Guano. and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly hlled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Disasters.

Sch John Wait tof Bath Stinson, frc m Fem
sacola for Supic land. put into New York 26th
for repairs. having sprung aleak and sustained
Other damage. Reports moderate westerly
winds up TO sih ult, lat "a 02. leu SO 40 when
she encountered severe squall from Sc last
ing IL hours. lost and split sails. sprung main
TOY aims,i and started the vessel leaking so that
both pumps had 10 I've constantly worked to
keen her free. OF fIa,tera.. had another gale
lasting "A hours. increasing the leak.
>ch George Emily. Harris. from Yarmou IN
for New York. before reported di-ma,ted has
been taken IN 10 Plymouth. where she is uu-
dergoing repair,
sch Fred Wsren, Robinson. at New York I'm
Bangor reports having been in collision morn
IN n the 2iih. with steamer Bristol and had
bow s,oye ID, and carried away bowsprit wind
las. head gear. Sc. and filled vessel with wa
ter.
Bardne American Lloyd- (of Stockton Park
from New York for Cadiz put back 10 y York
2aih. with foremost badly sprung
Sch superior. Robinson. OF and from kenue.
bunk. was lowed into Boston 25th uIt. full Of
wai-r. having been ashore ut Mis- Mate Was
flowed OF by steamer Glide.
seh Geo Somes. Bray. from Calais for Phil
adtlphi1. While beating out of West Ouo,idy
Bay a2d nlt ran on Crowell's Ledge, and lsv
one l'dc; lost farctoot. and point OF the ledge
made = hole IN the planking; would proceed in
afow days.
The sch George & Albert Of Yarmouth. Ne.
''" -, "'Nha"itu III lHmputn DiV IN the
iAfc gale. has arrived 1t that place. and is now
undergoing repairs at Nelson's wharf
Barque Moneta. Fo,sett. which was DANA ged
ny iTc while loading for CrouSt,dt. At New Or.
leans Npril a6 repaired and cleared for Genoa
10Th ui.
baITuc Fannis. from New York Tor Gibra
which put bark 90 port s'h uIt, in distress re-
paired and sailed for destination Goth ulr
N Mary Wiley. Williams, From Bangor, Of
ana t"r Portsmouth. with lumber. shingles and
brick> vent ashore in he fDg night OF 2-th nit
on spruce Head Point. She was hauled of
next day. leaking badly. and hauled lose in
shore. Was boarded on the 2sth by AN Office r
from revenue cutter McCulo ch. but no assist.
ano" Wa needed. the water in the hold having
been reduced from >iN feet 10 one foot. and
would l7y where she was 10 repair damage. At
low water
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l.. Barker for PIT ID. Barker and Pc
tiers and Wilson for Deft
Daniel p. wingate ". Geo. W. Picker
ing. On exceptions by Def. Exceptions
overruled."
Wakefield for Plff. Paine for Dett.
John z. Davis. I'd. vs. Nicholas Verplast
& al. On nonsut and exceptions by Plff
Exceptions sustained"
Godfrey for PHI. J. II. Perkins and l..
Barker for Def.
Gilman Cram VS.. Henry NJ. harrington
4 al. On motion for new trial. motion
overruled.''
Mitchell for PHI. Wakefield for Dett.
Augusta Il. Farnham vs.. Jones L. Wv
man. On motion for new trial by Deft.
Motion overruled. Judgment on the YER
Dict"
Godfrey for PHI Peters & Wilson for
Den.
Seth II. Riggs ". Inh. of Lee. On Re
port. Report discharged"
c. \. Cushman for Pin. \. Sanborn for
Def.
Crrolinc Peacock V. Inh. of Lee On
Report. PHI. nonsuit." G. a. eastman
for PHI. \. Sanborn for Dett.
state v. Timothy Collins Il ais On ex-
ceptions. Exceptions sustained
Stetson for PHI. McCrillS for Den
State ". Hannibal G.. Coburn ON de-
murer aud exceptions by Def "Excep-
tions oyerruled and Judgment for the
Safe"
stetson for Pln. McCrillis and Varncy
for Def.
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MARINE LIST.

PORT of Ellsworth.
jane 81
ARRIVED.
steamer Hurricane, :, Rockland, live stock 20
Greeley Co
sch. Doris. Keith. Newburyport
Anacreon, Jasper. ROcklane.
june 10.
ARRIVED.
sch. Elizabeth, Murch. Lynn.
:" Diamond, Tory Rockland.
'' Hussar, Buker, Rocxlsnd.
Mary Augusta. Holt Boston
-Juyl.
ARRIVED.
Sch. Forester. Loring, Boston,
"a Minneola, Whitaker, Boston.
VIM Pickering. Gray, Boston
Lawrence, Davis, Boston
' Ratan Farrell. Bostons
- Agricola Fullerton. Boston.
. ociota, Sadler. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch. Martha May, -. Boston
"a Caressa. sa,iler. Boston.
Barque Amazida. -, Boston
yune27.
Steamer Hurricas~. -, Rockiand-
June IS.
Sch Delaware; Jordan. Boston
Ahagau Haynes, smith, Bostoo,
Ja he 20.
Sen. Eyeline, Gilmore, New York
Olive Branch. Hoda kins, Boston.
DOLPHIN smith. Providence
storm Petrol. Davis. New York,
Anacreon, Jasper kockland.
July T.
SAILED.
Sch. Samaritan, FARRELL, Bostora
Heroine, Hodskins, Rocklark-
MeasFanAa.
Slspbuilding-J oseph Clark & son, have oe
tke stocks at their yard in w aidoAorO, bartlun
q SO tons; Edwin Achorn 4 Son are building
a sch OF go tons, and Caldwell 4 90, are build
ing q schooner Of go tons.
Lsunched-At Aachas 22d, By John Shaw.
sch Nettie Walker, l65 tons. Owned by parties
In Machias, and to be cOmmanoea by Capt A
Drew.
Launched-At Rockland 2Osh sit., from the
| yard Of Snow, Farweil q Co, sch Belle Brown
| l47 tons. intended for the cossti.g busiaess.-
| She Is owned at Rockland, and Is 70 be COM
| msnded by Capt Ezekiel Nash.
sch Ocean Ranger, Of Bangor, has been sold
by I Stewart to Webster Treat. On privste
| terms.
Alexander Campbell l. Co, are building .
eentxo beard veaesl Of aeeut ~ tona p Cherry
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State Items.

The Peuobsco; Mutual Fire Insurance
'p.. have al NIX -. ij4.67 in 3s27 policies
-Abou, thirty millions Of logs. chiefly
spruce, are annually brought down the
Androscogsin TO be manufacted at Lewis
.Du.
Ten YEAR ago there were only ten
famihe, OF French in Lewiston. now the
French population is more than 100
The Hin Manufacturing CO.. OF Lew
i-ton, has declared semi-annual dividend
OF : per cent The Androscoggin Mills
pay per cent. and the Bates Manufacture
ing Co. 5 per cent.
The Knox House at Thomaston has
changed hands. Mr. Z. + Post being the
present landlord.
Work has been commenced upon Lew
ansl.ler Block At Thomaston.
The Fourth of July is to be celebrated
az Ninaihaven with various amu>emeuts,
among which are a creased pig and climb
ing a creased pole for q prize.
Capt. Hezekiah Hix Of Rockland. was
shot in the leg by the accidental discharge
OF pistol in the hands of Capt Thomas
Dermont.
-Co-operation is the order of the day,
and 80 the farmers of Northport have or
gained q cheese manufacturing company.
They have sent man to New York to
learn the business and take charge of the
factory which j. 10 be built next TALL.
An Irish boy named Newton. stole
three watches, one in Belfast and two in
Swanville last SUNDAY. for which he is now
in jail.
Madison. son OF David Morgan of La.
bee, aged seven years. fell from a wharf on
the 2lst, a distance Of ten or u feet. frac-
turing his skull and injuring him Internal
ly.
The ladies of Pembroke have built q
sidewalk in that village.
Senator Edmunds of Vermont will
spend the summer at the Passamaquoddy
House. Eastport.
The new band, organized last fall al
at PASSPORT, has adopted the title of the
Frontier Cornet Band
A school-hodse at Calais was used as a
pest house for smallpox patient and then
was burned.
AT the soap mandatory of Winthrop
Morrill,. of Wateryille. fifteen hundred and
sixty barrels of soap are made annually
five thousand two hundred bushels Of
ashes being used in iTs manufacture. all Of
which is bought at the dwelling houses il
Waterville and the neighboring towns.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas of Belfast administer
ed the ordinance of baptism by immersion
recently to eight candidates for the Bap
fist church in searsmont. making clever
in all since the revival last winter.
Residing in the town of Stockton an,
separated by only mile. are a brothe,
and sister. well advanced In years. hot,
having families. and who have never beer
upon unfriendly terms. and vet have mo-
met each other for twenty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
From Boston.

BOSTON. July >.
The cool weather rendered the aiten-
dance upon the concert this afternoon
somewhat less a task than on the previous
day. And the audience wa> proportion
atclv more numerous and enthusiastic a.
their fayorite Band, appeared ia success
son Pc>chka Leutner sang an air from
Martha with military band accompaniment
aud on the encore sang the star Spangled
Banner with magnificent effect Madame
Pesehka received an eloquent floral tribute
from Newport. Another concert WAS Civ
Oh BY the French Band to-ni.h..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

pNE- HALF the people canine, take Castor 'h
nom IT. terrible auscailng taste. and Trcpil in
hroat- The Castoria prepared by pr. Pitr her
J. purely vegetable. perfectly harmless, pleas
ant 10 lake. and more effective thant I.tur Oh.
II doe not distress ar grirc. but regulates the
system. and operates when an other rcncdia.
haNc tailed II aet> ike magi, tor stomach
Ache. Constipation. fiatu'cney. Group and
Nuru-. II contains neither Minerals. Nor
ihine nor Alcohol. It. soothing. quiciiu- ci-
i.ri produces natural sleep. ami particularly
adapl- u 10 CRY ing and tctl Thing children. "
article ha, ever met such unqualified endorse
mont bs the Physicians. Take no NOR Biier
fii.-. Narcotic syrup. Gripping iursa,itc- OF.
>icAenln< oi-. The ta.toria costs but - c,s
sud when once tried you viii never b. wlthuul
Cd. ). Il. Rosa & Co., ~ broadway. New luEA
iNa6
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VIEW REFRESHMENTS.

Morris & ireland
Notice of Foreclosure-A.F +. Drinkwater
to-partnership Notice.
Notice.
COMMISSIONER Notice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

TINE AND ENLIGHTENED EXPERIENCE have
shown that certain substances formerly used
essary aud dangerous. yet some Of these SUI
stances have found their way into medical com
pounds. DIR. WALkERs tAL.roRNI, VINE
GAR BITIrRs, however. contain nothing in
jIIiuu>, being composed exclusively Of Neg-i-.-
bic substances from California For all di.or-
der OF the liver. kidneys. bladder. skin. and
digestive organ. and for purifying the blood .
they are the most wonderful remedy known.
lVa,.
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From Detroit.

IT FEoIT. Mich.. july ?
The Democratic State Convention for the
election OF delegates 10 Baltimore met his
morning. II. VI. Look Of Oakland coun-
~ was chosen temporary ell airman. Com
mi'tee> were appointed amer which a re-
,--~ wa, taken The Greeley men pre-
animate. Al a conference Of Liberal
Republicans q resolution was adopted to
eall mass meeting at Jackson july 25th.
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Mr.. Stephen II. Jones of Dennysvillc.
who was driving the mail stage from Dem
nysville to Calais last Friday morning. re-
ported that he saw large bear in the road
little more than half mile from ou st
office. on the road towards Dennysv -.
Gen. and Mrs. Fremont will as here
tofore. spend portion of the summer at
Mount Desert.
Rev. IL. III. Clark has been appointed
TO preach in Cherryfield the coming year.
Nj G. II fitzgerald. who has been
quite active recently In instituting Cold
Water Temples. formed one at West Ellis
worth Of twenty-five members on the sd.
and one at >urry. Hancock county. ot six
iy-uine members the 3jth inst The su-
perinteudeni Of the former is Mrs James
i. Hooper; Of the latter Mrs y. T..
Sweet.
-iI J. estimated that the total water
power Of Maine j. equal 10 the combined
total energy If - 900 900 men laborinr
day and night all the year round. or cx-
ceedine the actual working power OF all
the men in the United State England.
France and Germany. There i, good
deal OF main strength in that u-dichadn
aHd Rlffcfor.
%. Moran has just received a large
quantity OF thin eloihirg which i now
open Tor inspection AID wear. Don't sui
fer from the heat throughout the summer
and the Fourth OF july bat buy ,nii of
thin clothes. EememneIthe plac, opposite
the CITY iioicl.
-Mc->r-. Hopkins x Mcdonald a, their
new ,team-inill have improved machinery
Tor making an the varieties OF woodwork
composing building. ~urface-planing.
matching. joiutin-. etc. etc. done in the
bc-t manner. Door. windows. sashcs.
blinds. with all kinds of mouldings will
be furnished at short notice.
At Sibley'- Cove Hobbin,ton. Me.sr..
Hla hfuu 4 Warner ~ Ctlaf. ~. nal ;,,,,
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Held.
Brig II Means, Capt Josisa Staples. Is being
extensively repaired AT the yard Of II Staples
in Belfast.
Mr. Alexander Robinson is building sch Of
about 100 tons, for himself, and others :, at Bath.
ID j SAWYER has small schooner at Jones'
port nearly completed, which will be launched
In about four weeks.
Massrs Tolman & Eells, OF Rockport, are
building under contract with Rockland parties,
athree masted schooner Of about 225 tons. reg
i-ter measurement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

kLMEpIArELY.-If every family knew tho
value of Miss Sawycr's Sal,e they would imme-
diaiels purchase a box and never be without II.
II Your Druggist /. out OF this Saiyr and neg ect>
10 keep supplied. send sevcniy-iive cents a, 1T
rccicd IN another column. and >ay YOU saw the
advertisement in this pa er. l5tf
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Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men vud wo
men. we give employment that pays from "a to
- per day. Bushes, strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city town aud village send
io sample and 90 to work at ouce Address
i. Latham K 60. 29a Washington 81 Boston
Mas. II
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NUMBER 81.
ny TELEGRAPH.
special p,.patone. to the Ellsworth Amerioan.l
From Bangor.

BANGOR. July j.
The schooner Mary Wiley. Capt. Viii
liam- from this city for Portsmouth with
lumber. single, aud bricks went ashore
ia the fog night of the 9th ult.. on Spruce
Head Point. She was hauled of next day
and hauled close in shore where she will
repair damages. Thiuy-seven cars We're
received at the L. & y. A. Station yester-
day. thirteen from the B. * z. Railroad.
four loaded with leather for Boston via
Ne, eight with sleepers. two with shingles
three with hay and three with slate.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-lst Wednesday in January. Feb
raary, August. September. and December. 81
"Wednesday in April. Sd "wednesday in June. and
"a Wednesday in October.
sLrEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and >oyem
her.
BucKsroRr Sd "wednesday January. May
aud september.
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SIsGNArioS in the blood tend. to produce
nine-tenihs Of the diseases flesh i heir to-
This. however. is obviated. WITHOUT pEBIII-
TAXING the system. by administering LATHAM'S
CAIiIARIic EXTRACT. usI
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The L. :. signal Service department
ua~ decided upon locating an observer up
e ,he summit Of Pixies Peak upward, uf
Is H7a ieef above tho level 81 the ,ca. and
han ~ Ice the altitude 90. NJ. ash
-un. \ telegraph liue no the Summit i
-.-N iG contemplation.
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There were y eases uf -un stroke re
posted hy the police yesterday. several of
v8ah were fatal The thrrnomet
ed q, 80 degrees. Lat ni-ht was
.a4,ly boz with the night previous.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

LrWTsToN. JAY ,.
!. .. Sands Agent Of the Lewiston
Mills Who has been Ill Tor several day.
with typhoid fever died this morning at
= o'clock.
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There has been fog and southerlv winds
l.-a tor ten days past. and to-day Is the
4Hft,,t ever known. The wind is north
Audi west; and the thermometer indicates
- l fhc shade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

kcuue'~ Pam killing Magic Ou !, 'iI>t ne
ariir. to keep a the house 10 relieve luy Aiinl
II pain. 10 cure eoli or Group, or -or~ throat.
or c'iroui- pains. cramp-, aud iAm"ur>> # .uy
KNIT Trs h. reader. aui you wont t, Win.
out u To- u-.- 10 your family
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Nourn HAYES. KNox Corxrr. MAINE

NpisTH HAVEN. KNOX COUNTY. MAINE,
II June. 1871. \
s4E. JAMES |. FELLOWS. Chemist, ~. john !.
y II. Dear >lr Having used YOUR Chem
iezi preparation 1T HvpOI ho~philcs winch
w. recommended Il me b. Mr. Bra sJoD.
Ato heeary 4 HncAiaui. am truly surprised
wIth II. wonderful effects, 5rcau>s' iOi >cNrr1,
wear uly health hA- been declining. nOiwIi.-
standing every means po>>thir. winch IF, red
encouragement. Wa. used by me. several III
artslng symptoms appeared. amongst which
DysprI,>i3. Palpipaliuu 81 ihe Heart, lmpoN-
cri,hrd Blood. and great pro>iratioD. since
January. y hen began he u-c Of Your syrup.
my health ha> steadily AMI amazingly impruV-
ga. ~ that now II gives me great pleasure to
recommend II 10 o;hers. aud IN this way 10
show my gratitude Tor return OF health. To
ali who require i remedy for Debility. would
popho-phie> just that you LAY it j.. b.
llcve II i the be-i preparation ia tie.
ELEAZER CRABlEEE.
Justice Of the Re ace +.
Roll on. grea, PIN OF Aver. roll on,
Through miles cmbowelci roll.
Roll on.
Through those who. liyer- chafe tie soul,
Through those whose feeble stomachs lsil,
Through mc>cDtaric> waXen pale,
Through all who live in aches and all,
Ever roll on
Roll DER the praiie> of the nation
For the sick and i'll of OF every station.
koll down the Anles-towering mountain,
Hoil over Aries golden fountains
Through India AMI the Chersonese.
Through distant isles of japanese.
Wherever dwells sinking heart
Roll on. TO do YOUR minshiy part.
Aver, Pills, roll on.-Putman for Oct
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he senate voted Tor the removal ct
i =, Nctunu. The vote stood ~ ,n the
affirmative and none in she negative.
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NJ A RI e ID.

Ellsworth-June 29th, at the Congl Parson-
age by Rev. DIR. Tenney, Mr.. AdeIbert Jordan
Of Mariavile and Miss Ella Jones Of Ellsworth.
Gould.boro-June 2lst. by G. w. Whitaker,
ESD. Mr.. T.. G. Guptill and Miss LORNA Tracy
both Of Gouldsboro.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

OAMCEL II. Sugett of Eden, COUNTY Of Han
gage dated the twelfth day OF January A. D. 1883
and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol
l33 Page ist conveyed to one Alminia X ThomI-
son n certain parcel of land situated in Eden IN
said County OF Hancock, bounded and described
as follows to W.T. on the North by land OF Harry
ID. Lela nd, on The East by the shore on the south
by land of Teoinas II Leland. and on the West
by the road leading from Bar Harbor In said
Eden TO Mt. Desert narrows with all the buildings
thereon.
The condition Of said Mortgage having been
broken the undersigned by reason thereof claim
foreclosure. ALAENIA x. THOMPSON.
TrsnAeA =. 1e79. sw1es
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At Sibley'- Cove Robbiu,ton. Me.srs.
Blachton Il Warner OF Calais. are MAKING
extensive arrangements for manufacturing
pressed bricks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

MANY ~rIFtE rather Than iIAr nau-rouS
ncdi,iu., All whu suffer from coughs. colds.
Irritation 80 the bronchial tube, or teudcuc, t.
consumption. VIII mad IN DR. WI~r,E'~ BAL
>,NpI WILD CHERRY remedy agreeable
To- tHr pIbStr - cnr,iuh IN removing dI-ea,r-
The B.l-sW = . .'.s-lut remedy ; II J. >sit-
rcmrd. o. j. ppNrr(I remedy 3, i, a -Iies Cy
remedy, b. j. q rrIH-ds that cures.
\ gentleman afflicted with chronic rheuma-
ism >sy-. NO description 81 mE ease con-
Sc, the Saet amount. al benefit l have received
from the u.r II JpllN~pN'S AaoDYSE LIN
NFNr. believe IL j. lie best article IN tii''
world for rheumItism.
II a horse has L good constitution. and has
once b, en- good horse. no matter how old OF
how much run down he NAV be. he can L.
greatly toyed. aud Ia many respect made
y good a, new. by libeg raj u,r Of >HERiDAN,
CAVALRY CONDITION Pow DERS'
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10 per Gent. Interest.

IL you wish 10 get ten per cent interest fot
your money, and have prime pal and interest Sc
cured By real estate worth from two TO thu @
times the sam loaned, send for our pamphlet,
Illinois as Ploce OF Investment" Address
WILSON TOMS, dealers IN Real Estate Stcuri
ties and School Bonds. bloomington, III.
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Supreme Judicial Court Eastern Dis
tTict-


Hon. John Appleton. Chief Justice.
Hon. iona, Cutting. Associate
Hon. Edward Kent.
Hon. Cha>. ". Walton.
Hon. " m 6. Barrow>.
Hon. Rufus l.. Taplrv.
Hon. Jon. q. pickcr>ou.
Hon. Cha~. Daafauh
Saturday. June 2nth
There being 40 further case Tor ar.I!-
mcnt. the Court came IN aud announced
the following opinions ana adjourned
without day:
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Local and Other Items.

Nv istN- III. NoA OF MASS. VIII
preach at the Baptist church next sunday
Hon. Eugene Hale has presented flag.
bearing the names Of Grant and Wilson. to
the city.
The Post Office will be open for h'tsj-
ness on the Fourth of July during four
hours Of the day. For further Information
see notice on second page.
The house of Brewer Squirting Of
Gouldsboro was burned the 22nd. Insured
in the Penobscot Mutual Tor $500.
The Portuguese barquc Amazido. with
twenty passengers. is lying at Bonzey's
wh~f and will be loaded with lumber FOR
the Western Islands by Hall Bros.
Rev. VIM. II. Savary ha- returned Fl ON
his vacation at the West. and will preach
in the Unitarian church next SUNDAY rarr-
noon at 10 IL o'clock. In The evening
there will be Nesper Service at . IL and
sermon on the Lessons Of the Great .Iu-
biee.
Two men and three boy. hanled in the
stun. cutup and manufactured and punched
eight thousand and three punches Of stave.
in one day. beside, carrying away the edy
ings that accumulated. Thi, happened in
Brooksville. and the persons are anxiou.
10 know who can do better.
The official returns of the volt, Jar
Representative to Congress ia the 18th Di,-
trici for the year 1870 we're a, follows
Eugene Hale. 10 oSs
Philander J. Carlton. $50
Scattering. no
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

This establishment continues to supply at the LOWEST RATES everything in it's line. It is famed as BOOKSTORE par e9ceue,sce where Scholars resort for and cheicecopies of Books whieh are Books. It is regularly and constantly IMPORTING fine Books to order. In the line of
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
SCHOOL BOOKS,

THE HAUNT is especially fortunate and AT HOME -disposing of these necessaries of life in ysst quantities. It also supplies Town and Parish
 Libraries with Standard, Scientific, and Miscella- neous Books on the most favorable terms. The Haunt is, also, at all times furnished with 8 good supply of Fine Albums. Portfolios, Rosewood and Mahogany Portable Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Gold Pens, Sheet Music, Music Instruction Books, and variety of FANCY GOODS. Also the implements for the Popular Games of Lawn and. Parlor CROQUET, BASE BALL, MARTELLE, ,&c., ,&c. And, THE HAUNT