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Foreclosure of Mortgage,

WHEREAS. Nrrv T.. Cha Of Deer Isle in the
W toraiv of Hrrcock. and :, ece Ut Mine. bv
her deed Mort .sgc III r+i March 9TH. a. b.lSsa.
convened mo gage to flizAh, a W Grcu ~
sait Dee L. .. eenr'n pFi,et Of lfnd vi the
buildings The. eal steH''ag, situatcd in that pc {
~ : 4 bcef l>.c knowa G.eeh's l. adiug mean
he land 81 ~dssp Mcioarlt enc ". \. Wilson.
hnrnscti Rnt, dec pea p fuiiow.. We:
Be- iug at ne >c.tt..w.~ conner Of The well
cub Thence rrnujng ~ .hf,iy.sn a. - clee' the
porch. ise .ot- anh one got la -.skc and stones
thc ace Ea-t.riv twsly" cct more Or less. to post
thence no aer'Y BY irnrc = - wall lsc rolls TO
rock. thence caste ~. 70 : and h.tcrn feet 20
stake aud Il pac-. t.te soatherly eleven rods
ard ten ,ect. more o.. less. 90 highway. thence.
westerly by - a hi< iwyy one hundred AMI cigh-
teen feet lcs =, 30 souIhwest corner ot
post of -.out yrrd icnre thence. northcrly 80
bounds heeau et. containing thrct-fuur ,h- 81 "a
acre. moIc or les. sand II e l. recorded In
Hancock Lcgisiy o. tcc,is Vol. lS.. Page Az
which mortgage wa cn,s a~sisacd hy saii L'ix-
rhe.h W q cen ~ Ge"r e W Colii1- % sH'l Deer
Isle On The "a d-y Of May \. II. is:nssiG assign
ucnt Is recorded Il cid EeSIst.y vol - Page
rs And said ms t-a-c r. ''ni, a--ig e, Nv san
t.rnrgc W Ullin- Asa Cupsry v. ECehill in
said Coupts md : a-e. % the sth dIg 81 Novcin
hrr 4. II l>1e. >s.i Assignment H. tccpi aei in
said l:egi~uv. Vol lS7. Page 10. Ana Whc-ca>.
the conditions ui said mortgage having been bro
Ken claim 10 fotrclusc the same, AMI give tiis
notice fJE tAAt purpose,
Asa CnNNNN
~ .. I. CunHins ham, hi. A,ty.
bT'anI. oct an lSs4. .swtt
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Reports Fro" ilome
4 Living Witness.


Ii. u sIEN E>S, ESD:
Pear er,-Amopg tne many eurc- elIc- Cl by
the use OF keaetine, have hearu Ot hune more
sal >ftctory than ms own / have been afflicted
with >cFoiula, salt Rheum for many years inherit
el IN the blood. making its appearance Oh M
~ho'e cody, bursting out III different plI and
painful beyond description. Six Of he most pop
MA purifier v hi n advertised to cure sc OH.
la aud Ike com plants have faithfully tried but
my Il sease was deeply seated as 10 resist all
/ laid any case before several prominent physlci-
aus, Out nothing iende TO alleviate. Finally, by
the nfuenc, OF friend, scented to try Veeeiine
com noncing the first of January last, and sooI.
after fenced sensible relieiand cou ID feel
II working Trough my system very dilere nly
fom anything had ever taken before and at onrc
discovered taat II was accom- shing The object
earnestly dos 81. | continued following d
reesons for three months and The first Of April
found me a well man have passed through The hot
swimmer, and have continued to be iree from any
appearance of II 10 the present time.
My general health is excellent; and my recovery
~ when Ia about despaIred, ascribe entirely
convinced Of The marvellous results Of tbs Won
now | ecomIaend every one Turn to tbs ine:.
mabe remed, end tina, all is true is represrn-
ted. l AN lving witness; and il will afford me
great satisfaction snow the marks Of my disease
and converse on the ine-lts ofN EG EfIN T. as
none will dispute who owe 1t what d..
will here mentioa Of my child h4yi ing a -eyerc
attack Of hear Complaint, which Negetine has
entirely cured and saali always De huppy to m Ike
Its virtues known within The range Of nv nru
ence. Yours, very resp ctfully,
l., III, YOUNG
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Haacock s. S. October Term OF Ss-
preme Judicial Court.
RUFUS p. TAPLEY. JUDGE.
Opened Tuesday. Dr. Tenney offered
prayer. Juries are as follows:
FIRST Traverse Jury. j. ). Conden. Or
land. Foreman; G. K. Allen. Brooklin: ".
". Bragdon. Franklin: NJ X. Chase. Blue
nil; Chas. Coates. Hancock; II. Cousins.
Lamolne {. ID. Curtis. Ellsworth: A. II.
Dresser, Bluehill; J. II. Eldridge. Bucks
port; J. F. Grindle, Brooksville: :. A.
Guptill. Gouldsboro; W. p. Getchell. Or
land.
Second Traverse Jury, sullivan Green.
Deer Isle, Foreman: W. III. Grant. Wal
than; A. Higgins. Eden; F. F. Hartshorn.
Ellsworth; j. B. johnson. Sullivan: b.
kench- Bucksport; W. II. Kitfeld. Surry !:
j. Linsoott, Amherst; 4. X p. Leach. Pc
nobscot; Daniel Somes, Mt Desert: G. W.
Spohord. Deer Isle.
Grand Jury-Constant II. Abbott. Rufus
Allen. E. Fl. Buker. W. Corser, o. p. Dow.
.. W. Flood. S. ID. Gray, A. Herrick. A..
b. Haskell. II. L. Moore. d. z. Morgan.
l.. F. Philips, E. B. smith. /. William. s.
Hopkins, J. n. Tillock, Chas. Jones.
AMER an able and eloquent charge by
Judge IaPiey tbs gTaaa jury Withdrew and
choose Constant r. Abbott Foreman.
wednesday morning, Oct 9Th. on triad
Benz. +. Austin We. Summer Durham IA
sumpsit on merchants acct.
Joy, Hale
wiswell. 'e' i
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NEW DIRK. OCT. =. $50 A. NJ.
Ii TO this time no additional returns
have been received from Indiana. IL is
reported the Republicans OF indianapolis
privately carried Hendricks election.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
=. The election here is progressing quietly,
although there is much earnestness exhibit
ted al the polls. The election ia the Dis
tricI OF Columbus was attended with but
few disturbances. Genl n. p. Chapman
Republican, and the present delegate to
Congress was reelected by 5000 majority
The Republicans also elected - out of -
delegates to the Legislative Assembly.
Hartford Oct. :.
One hundred and twenty tons in thu
State have been heard from. Fifty eight
elect the entire Republican ticket for town
officers and thirty-eight the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. In twenty-four of these. the
officers are divided between the TWO par
ties,
AEBRAsKA-1he election passed off quiz
city, full vote was polled. The RepubH-
$50 ~eANS "aN Nou-EtsstDfai tlekef l. elect
ed by 5000 majority. This, Douglas.
County, considered Liberal stronghold,
gives Republican majority Of about 100
NEWARK, \. I.-The Newark Charles
elections resulted IN over 1000 Republican
majority, being a gain of nearly / 900 over
last year and more than 5000 over GOV.
Parker's majority last year.
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Notice or Foreclosure. .

JETHEREhS THOMAS WARREN Of Deer Isle
w in the County Of Hancock conveyed TO
the subscriber by deed o. mortgage beariag date
the twenty eighth day OF Nav A. ID. 1S5 aud said
deed Is recorued in Hancock Registry Vol. 1871,
Page 1856. the following descr bed tract parcel Of
ladd situated on stinsou's Neck In the town Of
Deer Isle IL
Beginning NJ the shore at stake and stones ;
thence running soaherly eleven and ore half rods
to stake aad stones; thence Eeaster fourteen
rods to stake and stones; thence Northeriy elev.
en- and one half rods 20 stake and stones by the
shU-c; thence by the shore Westerly fourteen rods
to The first mentioned bound. said lot contains
acre more or less.
And ahereas, the conditions of said mortgage
having been broken ! claim by reason thereof 10
toIcc!o~e the same according 70 law.
RICHARD WARREN.
Peer Isle. sent. IS ISTl. 3wtp
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Sch Globe, Herrick. at Jacksonville 26'h. I'm
New York. reports that in rst 30 90. Ion ~ i,
on Dari,n. discovered in about IL fathuns wa
ap1 tons burihen. copper bottom. Her general
Floating around hor were numerous haoms
and SPAR held from floating of bv the ropes 81
her rigging; her anchor was down and held
fact: % low was .he sunk in The water that the
build OF The vessel or her name could not lee
distinguished. No signs ot the crew ar any
small boats were visible. and II i probable The
crew had deserted her and gone ashore. Cant
Herrtck thinks that BE was Ia ballast. bound
either tor Daren or Jacksonville for lumber.
AMI was cap>ized during a .quall.
ship Ihos Lord. VIII tmore. al san Francisco
eth alt from Liverpool. stove hulwarks. after
house. blew away sails. g. dur ing be pas 80 -
ship kcarsargc. Field. from Bakers i>lYnd
for Queenstown. put int Rio Janciro Sept +lh
ieaAV.
Sch Il L Chase. Of Scar-pprt was >cen 4ih
Inst, on Nantucket. with hos 81 forcms.i aud
bow spirit in squat.
>ch catherine, Lockhari. from pIwiuckei Of
nud FOR Ellsworth. lisir. while hcstilg down
DE river 9Th inst, IN -look the buov> and ran
ashore on Lowctt'> kocL. The Tide being ai,out
one third chb, where she rcmsined al da, l..
nearly on her beam. end She will probably
come 90 ai bich wa.cr " iihout serious damage
VINEYARD Haven. oct 1ih. Lucv Il Many.
ftnditlnu. from BANGOR To ,ii>Chsrgc mere.
Nisui ui 4fh iu~j Eui ashore on Horse shoe
>hoal. and 10 get vessel % threw over about
10000 feet IT lumoc- l. now leaking go
strokes yer hour.
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cussion. opened by Pref. c. Ii. Fernaid,
Orono. and Hon. Warren johnson, State
Sapt oil Schools, Maine. 7.30 7. NJ
systematic Elevation OF Teaching" Adj
dress. Hon. Theo. 5. Rand. Fredericton.
Chief Supt. of Schools. New Brunswick:
followed by discussion.
Wednesday Oct. 23d. . \. M.-Modes
of Teaching PHYSICAL aud Political Geog-
raphy." Hon. J. II. French. Supt. of
schools, Vermont. 10 \. M.-Frec Text
Book, for Free Schools,--and Principles
which >honld determine the Character Of
Text Books used. Discussion, opened by
j. q. Coburn. Esq. Lewiston. and Galcn
\ lvn. Bath. II .M.-pemamd for Free
High schools. OF Establishing
them. Discussion. opened by 4 4. Stone.
of Portland. and J. II. Hanson. Watervillc.
L. M.-Music ia schools Mode Of
cn>>ion of same subject. opuned by J. ;.
Darrell. Lewiston. } Z. M.-ClaimS Of
Industrial Education. Address. {. +. Al
len. ID. ID. Pres. State Ayr. College. Oro-
mo-. Discussion ot that and other subjects
I the remainder of the session 80 T. NJ.
The Rights of the Taught" AIdw>,,
Prof VIM. NJ. Barbour, ID. d.. Theo. Sem
mary. Bangor. Discussion.
Thursday Oct. 2ith. A. incomplete
System OF Public schools for the State
General Discussion. opened by Iioratio T..
>wasey. South Paris. 10 A. M.-"De-
partmental Instruction in Graded Public
Schools. Paper. Mr.. Abba 6. Woolson.
Boston Discussion by {. H. Stet>on and
others. II \. M.-What more than Read
ing. Writing. Geography and Grammar
should be laugh; in Rural schools? Dis
ouS~ion, +. II. Elwcll, Esq. Portland. aud
e. /. Fletcher. Ca>iins. L. M.-Ec-
ports OF Committees. Election of Officers
and other Business. - +. M.-Teach-
Ing and it, Compensation. Discussion
opened by c. +. Roberts. >upi schools.
Bangor. $50 L. M.-t,euera, Discussion
on ANY Of The previous subjects. 80 +. VI.
The Principles which shout inspire the
Teacher. Address. Rev. II. r. Harrius-
toa. Nupt. schools. New Bedford.
An attempt has been made IN arranging
the NorA fpr thi- meeting OF the A>,Dci2-
ii"u io prc-en, such topics a will Interest
an who have at heart the welfare OF oar
>lAte. More time than previously las
been devoted 10 the exercises OF tho As-l-
citation. With the hope OF increa,iu. H. mi
cheney. Let u, have a large aiicndanc,
and hearty cooperation Of those who SYM
pathihe with our work. and particularly -
iAc tnaehcr- Of Eastern Maine.
I',- expected lha, in town, and cities
where schools are ia session. school oill
eer> viii make arrangements to ALLOW
teachers 20 attend meetings ofthc As>ucia-
iioa Bangor. Bath. Lewiston ana some
other places have already done ~
Hotels ia Bangor Will furnish entertain
mcai Ia members OF the Association !,
s2.o0 or les. per day.
Free entertainment will De furnished la
die. ~ applying 70 {. l.. Roberts. E-q..
: rt- of Schools, Bangor. iuclu,iu- stamp
Ter return letter or ID The Tie Reception
Committee "a tleir arrival
TIE railroads aud steamboats,. which
make BANGOR Very accessible. Mil thrush
free return tickets go member, oi thr A..
ISOLATION
THOMAS fash. Pre~F,at
J ". CORrHELL. .Srrtt.y
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INoNsUMPrIoN CAN BE CURE
>CHENCh's PULMOMIC SYRUP,
>oHE>Ch'> sEAwEED TONIC.
SCHENCk's MANDRAKE PHI.


Are the only Medicines that VIII cnre Puin,an.
ary t"n-umpuon.
Sometimes medicine that will stop . cough 81 IN
oiten occasion the death Of the patient Il is-. NJ,
the Ner,stops the circulation Of the blood h.tnof
image follows and Ia tact clogging the action or
The very orgaus that caused the cough
her complaint and dyspepsia are the rau4f-
Of two-ihird- Of the cases OF consumption Many
are now complaining with dun pain ia the -...
the bowels sometimes costive aud sometime. W,
loose tongue coated. PAIN ia the shoulder blade
ie"ling sometimes very rcstlt and at other ttn
dTo~sy: the iood thar Is taken lies heavily on Inc
stomach accompanied with acidity ami OF bcIc h.
MAJ. These symptoms usually originate iron
a disorterei condition OF the stomach or 4 tprpid
i've. Persons 50 affected II the, IKE one or ia o
heavy colds aud II the cough IA theee case, ht.
suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and stomach
clog and remain torpid and ihactiye and leiorc
The patient l. aware Of his situation the iun.. rr
mass Of sores, and liberated ana death i, lie In
eyitable result
sehsnck's Puimonc syrup j. an expertorant
WL!ch locs not conilin any opium, nor ANYTHING
calculated TO CHECK a cough suddenly.
>cEenck,s >caWcrd Tonic disso tile food
mixes with the gastric jHico OF the stomach a.
Eests easily nouiishes the System and creates a
healthy circulation OF the blood When tic how.
cl- are Costiye skin sailow aud the pa.isnt = 81 A
bilious habit shenck's Mandrake pllis are ~.
CURED. These medIcioes are prepared BY Dr }
NJ >CHEACk X son, Northeast corner Of SIKH
and arcn streets ihila. Pa.,and Tor sale b. Geo
& Goodwin Co. - Hanover Il. Boston pna J
= Henry, College place y. u, Wholesale Az 4.
Tor sale by Druggists generally. sp.no .IOmoil
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SMALL Fox n BosTp>. N~tuItA-tAui-
ins the rciicence % most the Boston nrn -
papers il seems 70 De- a pfc.iy wei c-tsb-
.i>hol "a THAI ihat awful disease. the
small ppN Il raging ID that city To the ~
tent 81 almost an epidemic. and Tie Board
81 Health have been criminal III their u :
regard 40; the ordinaev method, ipr cafin.
Tor the existing case, and preventing the
spread OF the maiady. The disease exists
IA all quarters of the city proper. South
and East Boston and Charle,town. and The
Ae'rs >ays il has spread to an astonishing
extent. The Acrs SAYS
The North End embraces the largest num-
Der 81 cases. nor l. Il surprising hen i, i
known Low the Inhabitants thereof liv. IL
i not surprising that there i. a constant
epidemic IN some parts of North. Commer-
cial, Iiiestin. Charter. Webster and Unity
streets and Webster Place aud Court. Iui-
~ Place and Webster Court. and many
other Localities, where tile houses are not
nj tor animals TO live in. Some OF them
are back from the street one hundred and
nifty feet and are reached by passages un-
der the Aobses fronting on the street
iANNc PAS>ti-tS are Itchii. Win Ulti. stag
nant water stands in them for weeks and
dead cat and rats are thrown into them TO
add 10 the awful stencil that issues from
them. some of these houses affurd homes
for seyentyfive families. with an average
offwo hundred aud fifty children OF all
ages The yards OF the houses are ia 81.
nltLy condition a. tie passage way.
Hearses have been known to convey the
bodies of small pox victims 10 their last
resting place. and soon after 10 do duty
at funeral OF person who died from
some other disease, thus carrying the seed,
OF pestilence to the doors OF hundreds OF
nnsuspecting victims. Several undertake
els have said. I'VE are not afraid OF the
small pox. We are willing 10 bury all
that die and there is no harm in our
mixing with other people even afte. we
have prepared bodies Tor burial" The
state OF affairs indicated above i ALARM
ing and demands the immediate attention
OF the CITY Government Press
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Nj A II RE ID.

Ell.worth-sept. 23d, by Rev. W. II. sayary.
NJ; Charles Gerry Of Ellsworth Falls and Miss
Rub ii. Hamilton Of Brooklin.
-Ot End, Mr.. james L. Leslie shd Miss
Mary su ivan. both OF Ellsw nth.
orland-oct- 9TH, By o. b. TIott. ESQ.,, Mr.,
Z: y. Wood and Miss Louisa Z. Simpson. both
Of Buck port.
surry..sept. ed, by Rev. l.. S. Trip. MI.
samuel b. FIeeihy and Miss Mary Merrill.
daughter Of Capt lmuel Merrill. vii of -urrv
=, Irem Jnt-sept. 2srh. by Benz. sawyer. Esq. ID.
Mr. Ellis A. Robinson and Miss Amanda Il.
Reed. both Of nit Desert
sept. 18th. by the same. Mr.. Howard NJ
Giliey and Miss Julia S. Milan. 10th Of Ire
mont.
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The GREATEST WANT OF the present age il
men women. healthy & vigorous. an mind &
body. The continued headaches. weaknesses
nervousness, varying ailments which affiict
women are generally the result OF imperfect ac-
tioD Of the stomach and other vital organs
DIR. WALkER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. being composed entirely of vegetable
substances indigenous 10 California. may be
taken with perfect safe by the most delicate.
and are sure remed, correcting all wrong
ton x giving new vigor TO the whole system.
sw39
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DIE ID.

Ellsworth-Sept. 26th, Maud, daughter Of
John I. Sargent, aged year and 3 months
Mt. Lese, t-Oct. Ind. summer, only remain
ins son aud child Of capt b. L. and Mrs. Z.
4. Atherton.
oct. 4th Mr.. Timothy Mason, aged IS years.
sedgwiek-Oct. LIST. Capt. Daniel d. ca lton,
aged ~ years, son Of Col. Rowiand Carlton.
Oh ana-Sept. q Mrs. Tryphen s., wife
ard Tryphsna Bowden, az d 81 wears. 8 mos
AID IA days
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FREEroRT. DIGBY COUNTY. n. s., January
is6S.-MR. JAMES l. FELLows.-sIR In the
winter of 1856. was afflicted with severe
attack Of Bronchitis, ana although our doctors
their power. they failed to affos,. me much re
lief 1 obtained your COMPOUND >y.ap 81 iivs
poph0sphires, and took il until IL nls,ie q pel-
manent cure.
am now IN perfect health and free from
Bronchitis. Respectfully yours.
1854 uENDALL CROKER,
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Business Notices.

srAGNATIoN In the blood tends to produce
nine-ienths OF the diseases ''ficsh is heir to-
This. however, is obyiaied, WITHOUT DEBrLI.
TArISG the system, by administering LaTHAM,s
CATHARTIc EXTRACT. tf5l.
EMPLOYMENT To energetic men sud wo
men. we give employment that pays from 81 to
. per day Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city, town and village send
foi sample and go to work at once Address !:
}. Latham IL Co.. 292 Washington ST. Boston
Mass. tf5l.
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Many valuable hoses die ffp oehctst NEE
cole. The best thing to do In a case oil this
KIM. is 20 pour bottle OF JoHNsoN's ANo-
DYNE LISINESr ilso a lolg neckcd junk bot
lie. add aaif pint OF molasses aud water then
pour The whole down The horses throat. In
ten minutes The horse will begin 10 eat.
PARSONS PUEG,rIvE FILLS will greatly
relieve. !. not entirely cure. dvsnep.ia. when
eve. ything else faiis Tiev have been ,-ied IN
some desperate eases. end have given more re-
lief than aHr other med cine.
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ta.P. avs - coLUaSl
Etlpgillte,psy oI;SsEitssk

A SURE CURE for this distressing complaint
Is now made known IN a Treatise tot q octave
pages on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepsra-
uoas published by DIR. y. Phelps Brown, The
prescription was discovered by him In such
providentiai manner that he con scientious-
~ refuse to make II kno~o, as ii has cured every
body who has used 1t for Fits, never having fail
ed in n single case. The ingredients may be OBJ
tanned from amy druggist. copy sent free to all
applicants BY mai. Address Or. . PHELPS
BROWN, II Grand ST.. Jersey City, N. J.
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NOTHING FLsE Will ANswfRl II YOU are
hoarSe. have cold or hard cough. ssh your
druggist. for HAIRS HoNrN on IiuEFHoU.p
ASD TAR. Take no hing ci-e. II j. one saver
eign remedy Tor All complaints OF the throat
and lungs. Criit.nton's. 9th Avenue. Soid
In All Druggists
Nh. Tnni "a che Drnns cnr, In ono minnie.
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S c. II o f Z l. A
Scr0fulOus IHumOrs,

lf Nf.T 1,tlt Ely. ~ tlIn. rlaan~r. turEfy
Iut cue tEcn % -,ts.-- rs.-f IlnZ thr aren't h.
prfiec health. Tier iry NIX different phs -icans and
ma5y rrnic ies ru4rnng yeats /, i not courl =
-tNc proof II Won are sInercr. You. an IL cured?
y hy Il tius medicine perlpmIug -urh CREST ru-c~ 2
b wur = ia .ha bl. cd H. the cirgu NJ tu.i. 1,
~ truly be cs'led the Great Elaesi Pui The
great 'uf'c 20 d. .A-r UrISnat, tlc u!pol and
nn medicine that does not act GrtCllF uIon IL, tn
par4iy and rennVate A. ans just claim upon Iun-
ne atenton. When the blpo Ly comes il.e 'e-- and
riagnant, 81 her from change oi wtutttr Or 81 mate
"Aht Of exercise irregular Diet iTun BOZ p'hrr
'tu-". the Ncsc'iue VIII renew tHr blood cH,Fs uH
the putt h IN cleanse this /. mach rt=u ate the
hAN ani Lnpas. iue 81 4Eor 70 The An.c
body The cquvictlau j., in the public mind a. vel
" in 10" profession that me scnIe ac- suppi ed by
TAR ' "Ert1b!e hlnEA IA arc more safe,
ttseiut "a III" cure 81 disease Il IN mineral mrdi-
clh Nestt ne = ecm~s5td VI root, hark< aui
herbs II A. pleasant To take. and j. icrfectly safe
awe an miint. In cernfuiA .Hr Nc-etiEe has
pNtoIneI wonderful cur where lngny other renl-
'die- nave fsfled ~ VIII he seen by : ieE Of the
n. = hmm d. ..tA--
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BATCmELOn.s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless. reliable and IN instantaneous:
no disappointment; no ridiculous tint> or Lisa.
greeauie odor The genuine WIN. A. Bachelor.
Hair Dye produces Hmm eNliAseIy a splendid
Black or natnl al Brown, leaves the hair clean
son, beautiful does not contain particle OF lead
or any injurious compound. sold bv all druggists
Factory, spIyfO I6 BOND STREET, NY.
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The Young People

vi Ellsworth Falls will give an entertainment
ohAr4ae Wlndfall and Drop too much
Al we school Hoase Hell on Thursday Eyenins,
VI 1, IV'h iicksts tor sale'at ID. H. Epps' aud al
Nhttcninb HAYNES Doors omen AZ III ~ -
me-, me-; AZ o.c'ocS. Admission p cts. children
Cordial invitation to Attend il a.,.aoa,t.
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lMMFDIArELY.-If every family knew the
value OF Miss sawyer's saiye they would imme-
distely purchase box anil never be without it,
II your Druggist is out Of this Saye and ne ects
10 keep supplied. send -eyenty-five cent A. d.
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement IN this pa er. I5tf
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MARINE LIST.


SAILED.
sch A K Woodland, Woodland, New YORK.
ARRIVED.
Adam Bowiby. Belatty, Boston.
Dolphin, smith. Boston.
Fair Wind, Bonsey, Boston
:" Astoria, Merang, Boston.
Grace, Alley, Boston.
SAILED.
Oct. 4.
Mary Cushman, Walls, Providence
4" Huxxar, Hodgkins, Rockland.
"a SC ota, Sadier, Rockland.
lRRIvED.
a THnerlAne, Smith, Boston
q LavassA, Whitmoge, koekiand.
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Severe s0sc throat and Diphthei ia is quickly
cured Nv using Eenne's Magic Oil freely.
>waih The meek 18th three or four thicknes~es
of flannel and Keep Il wet with he Magic Oil:
q, gle the threat mixed with water or take a
little clear. and swallow slowly follow up this
alntI ch.n.;
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The SIKH ANNUAL MEETING OF
,ae Maine Educational Association will,
w Ie'o a City dial. ~, lngor, Tuesday,
and n, 1872. 80