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The Spraaue Mortgage.

PROVIDENCE. X. L.. Dec. z.
A sudden movement was made this
morning in the matter of the Sprague
Mortgage The trustees named by the
creditors were to give their final answer
to-day; but early this morning in the
mortgage decd which was deposited for
record in the several towns of the State
where the property lies, the names Of the
creditors trustees are struck out, and
that of Zachariah Chaffee Of this city
substituted. The document otherwise is
nearly indentical with that signed by the
Sprague family. 1t is understood that
this action was taken without the concur
renee of the creditors committee.
LATER.-The following card is issued
by the committee of Sprague creditors.
The undersigned members of the Sprague
committee appointed by the creditors of
the \. & ". Sprague Manufacturing Co,
deem it their duty to say that although the
substitution OF Mr.. Zachariah ChaHee
for the gentlemen named in the deed of
trust. was without their knowledge in
NleM OF the unWllllnSness oil the gentlemen
10 accept said trust. without important
guarantees on the part of the creditors.
they consider the selection and acceptance
OF Mr.. Chaffee as entirely proper and
oXpedent. From long personal ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Chafiee they are
enabled 10 testify TO his eminent fitness
Tor the interest of the creditors, will be
best subserved by general Co., operation
with the trustees. They earnestly urge all
the partie, interested 10 assist in the faith
iul execution ofthe trust. Mr.. Kicker. the
other member of the committee being in
New York has not been consulted in re-
gard 10 this expression. Signed.
WM. q. HING.
NN. ii. HOPKINS.
HENRY HOWARD.
DANIEL RENTNGTDN
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dence Of the brides psrrnts, by Rev. f. A. Van
Eieeck. Mis- Wary Ella King. second laughter
Of Warren King. Esq.. and Mr.. Ansel G. Rey-
nolds I'll Of Lamoine
Gouldsboro-2hh ult bv ". N Sowle. ESQ :.
Mr. Jams N. Sc man and Miss Rhoda Il.
Crowley. b,th of Goulisboro.
Se,igwick- Thanksgiving Eve, by Rev. c. p.
Bartlett. Mr. I.aac NJ. All.n, jr. and Miss Ada
=. Clos on, bath Of s
Tr,nt"n-1st inst. nv X K Thompson. ESQ,
Mr. +. Sh pley Haynes and Miss Susan E.
Hod ,kins. all OF Trenton.
Bluehill-lst inst Mt the residence Of the
brides f'th'r, by I. T. Hi ck'ey. E Mr..
james Coonhs Of Go1d .boro. and Miss
Ann E. D ingalls,. daughter Of N. H. ingalls,
Of No. Bluehill.
Bangor-29th ult., by Rev. 8. Goodenoueh.
Mr.. Marcus o. Sweet Of Holden, and Miss LII
Ian A. King of Dedham.
Orland-27tb ult.. by Rev. A. Plumer, Mr..
Edward J. Gray and Miss Louisa Abbott, both
Of Orland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-04

OLD PROBABILITIEs.-Our learned friend,
who sits at Washington, and receives, from the
signal stations Of 3 continent, reports on the
vicissitudes ofthe weather, sorts, compares
and infers from them the daily bulletins
which everybody reads, might reasonably add,
in view Of our late sudden changes, "Colds,
Coughs and Affections Of the Throat and Lungs
will prevail in the East and North. Warning
signals continue In the West and South" In
view Of the truth Of these probabilities, we
commend to al sufferers that excellent and
potent specific, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
1t hes, in countless instances. saved life. and
has, within the knowledge Of every one, ale.
visited most alarming symptoms and effected
eures slmost surprising belief. So excellent b
4 that ~ medical faculty largely use Il in their
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Pickings and Steallngs.

Loss Of a China packet ship!' ex-
claimed Mrs. Darlington. "No wonder,
when iron ones aren't always safe"
"A watering place correspondent writes
''that very few bathers battle at the West
end" whereupon Mrs. PartingtOn says she
''had an idea they bathed all over
"A reporter of the New York World
has discovered a restaurant in the Bowery
where breakfast can be obtained for five
cents. He says he can now bid defiance
to the hard times.
-Fadover tells us Mrs. Fadover SAYS
she's glad Mr.. Smith has found that there
Assyrian Canon-she always was curious
to know how the walls of Babylon got
battered down.
One Of the plea santest sights to be
seen in any place is group of schoolgirls
on their way to school, books in hand,
faces rosy with health, and all with Q
''chaw" of gum briskly at work.-[Titus-
vile Herald.
lunches Of Autumn leaves are said to
be very beautiful evening decorations, if a
lighted candle be set behind them. II the
flame of the candle be allowed to touch
one OF them the brillisncy Of the display is
greatly increased.
"A sample Of the tyranny of man was
shown At q voman's rights meeting in
Titusville. where gentleman entered and
told his wife, one Of the officers Of the
meeting, to come home quick, "as the
baby had the collie" She went.
"A western paper tells the story Of q
county-woman who made her FIRST attempt
to get In the Court House through the
patent back. action gate. She opened the
gate, went through, Is she supposed, and
shut herself cut on the same side seven
times; and then calculating "merciful
sakes," climbed over the fence.
In former times the government Al
lowance given to the widows Of Scotch
clersymen was nearly equal to the clergy
mems stipends. A minister of Crsnshaws,
. parish among the Lammermoors, having
w0oed lass In humble circumstances, the
father Of the dsmsel, when consulted on
the subject, said: Take 'em, Jenny, tax
I'm; he's - guild Dad - leeven'."
when that Albany editor got letter
inclostng dried ear, and containing the
statement that that was all thatwas left
''of one man who wrote against me-" be
walked away on his.
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Hancock
Capt. Jere Wooster has on the stocks
. fine modelled schooner of about 16O tons
o. NJ. She is intended for the "Grand
Bank" fishing.
A Mr.. Bagey, from the Maine Central
Institute, has been engaged to teach the
Free High School.
The schools in Dists. 2, 3, 4 and 6, are
now keeping, being taught by Mr.. 7. J.
Hodgkins, Miss Mary E. Byrne, of Ban
gor, Mrs. 1. j. Eastman, of Trenton. and
Mr.. Monroe j. Butler, of North Hancock.
Mr.. Albert Nash will teach the winter
term in Dist. No. 8.
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Tune-"Ldnl SINE

Adown the silent stream of time,
With memories light aglow,
We see in misty form, the dream
Of fifty years ago.
The bridal wreath is faded now,
The marriage lights are dim,
That shone where hope had built its shrin..
And sang its gladdening hymn.
Yet love, that placed the alter flowers,
And gave the marriage kiss,
Is fresh to-day and brightly links,
That lang syne" time with.
Oh. whispered vows, SO sweet and low,
That once with joy were given,
A bond Of strength they have become
A sacrament Of heaven.
Then in the dim and silent past
Let memory's light still glow,
While love still echoes back the low
OF fifty years ago.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
- Nov. q.
Sch Delaware, stevens, Boston
sen VI kennedy, fomroy, Boston.
Sch " Lawrence. DAVIS, Boston.
CLEARED
Sch GanScs. Jordan, New York
Sch lunar, fcrald, Bar Harbor.
ARRIVED.
Nov. Is
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant Portland
sch DORIS, Keith. boston.
sch Mlnneo!a, Davis, Boston, while living Mt
anchor near Deer Island. parted both
chains and went ashorr IN the late gale
steam tug, Little Round Top went ior her
and tow ed her To Ellsworth.
Nov.s
sch Engineer, MaLrall. Boston,
Sch Grace. Alley. Boston
sch Patriot. >outhards. Fora and
CLEARED.
sch Wesley Albert, Smith, Boston.
sch Delaware, stevens, Boston.
Sch Forester, Loring. Boston.
sch tarcssa, saddlcr, Boston.
Nov. 80.
Sch Doris, Keith. Boston.
Sch Copy, Trcworgy. Boston
Sch Express. smith, Boston
sch Dexter, sherman, Boston.
ARRIVED
sch Fair Dealer, Remick Boston
sen Ella, Porter, R.cAland.
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DOuestic lsOrts-


sW HARBoR-Ar cath, sch Laurel, Richard
son. Somes' Sound for Rockland.
Ar 18th, sch Sciota, Sadler, Hancock for
| Rockland
| Ar a6th. schs A I HAYNES, King, Some.'
Sound for Rockland; Grace Lee, Stanley, Rock.
/ land.
Ar 9th, schs Gamecock, Robinson, Portland
Kate Clark, ThurstJn, Boston; Blo1mer. Ma
son, Franklin.
Ar 18Th sch Flora Grindle. Stanley, Port
| land.
Cid Goth. schs Boomer, Mason, Lynn Game
cock. Robinson. Calais.
CID S0th, sch Flora Grindle, Stanley. Mil
bridge.
BArH-Ar 2sth, brig II II McGilyery, Stubs.
\ York.
Sid 2sth, sch Mary Eliza, McGown, Boston.
PoRTLAND-Ar 27th. sch Cape Ann, Woos.
ter, Boston for Hancock.
Cid 29th, sch Jed Frye, Langley, Calais.
Ar LIST, schs Marcellus, Ellsworth for Boston ::
Mechanic. kennebunk to load for Ellsworth
Ida Blanche. Penobscot for Boston.
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 2Sth, sch keystone, Hatch
Bluehill for Phila.
NEwBURYPoRT-AroSth schs Daniel Breed.
Lowell, and Julietta, Lawson. Bangor
SALEM-Ar goth, sch Maine, Lord, Boston for
Sullivan.
BosToN-Ar 2sth, schs Franklin, Colby.
Wiscasset; Roweha, Guptill, Calais; Ariosto.
Elwell, ROckland.
Ar 10th, schs Caroline G, Squirting, Calais;
~NNpouscts W NUgintt, Mdllle, Brown.
Bangor: Sarah LII, uuchins. Bangor.
Cid 23lh, + n, sch Julia A Rich, Kelley, Glou-
cester to load for n York.
Ar LIST, schs Leonors, Norfolk ,.and Castilian,
Ellsworth.
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld eth, C II Macomber
Higgins, New York.
Ar 18th, sch Northern Light, Ireland, Phila
NEwPoRT-Ar 18th, schs Harry Lee. Mayo,
York; American Eagle, Brown. do for Bo>
ton; Hannibal, Coombs, Bangor for N York;
/ I obi Co..
Sid 2Sth, schs Harry Lee, Mayo, Port John
son; American Eagle, Boston; Louisa A Board
man, Norwood, Calais for n York.
Sid goth, schs Hannibal. n York: Lizzie Lee.
Bluehiil for do.
PAwTUCKEr-Ar 21st. sch Golden Rule, St
George, Me; and sid 26th for York.
NEW YORK-Ar 23d, schs II p BlaisdeIl.
Wood, Savannah; Walton, Colt, Bangor.
Sid oath. sch Nellie Grant, for Bermuda.
Cid 18th, sch Storm Petrol, Haskell, Savan-
nah la mar.
Ar 9th. sch Fleetwing, Hen derson, Balti-
more for Salem.
Ar2sth, schs Julia Rich, Church, Calais;
Otronto, Hammond, Providence.
Cid 18th, sch Jennie NJ Murphy. st. Ketts.
Ar 10Th. schs Mediator, DAVIS, ElizabethpOrt;
Golden Rule, Pawtucket; Montrose, Allen.
Providence; Andrew Peters. Elizabethport.
Passed through He'll Gate 25th, schs Florida,
Jordan, Hoboken for Portland; Caroline Grant,
Webster, Port johnson.
HiSo SOku, 1SAS amy - Gultus Dcutley, non.
dout for Belfast; Senator, Grimes, Phiibrook,
and Lenora, Spoford, Virginia for Boston.
PHHADELPHIA-Cld2 18th, sch Mary & Eliza,
CrOwell, Boston.
| sAvANNAH-Ar Gath, sch Geo Washington,
Sherlock, BaracOa-
PENsACOLA-Ar 2Sth. brig Rocky Glen, Hig-
gins, Lisbon via Turks Island.
SAN FRANCIsCO-Cld 2lst, brig Brewster,
johnson. Port Townsend.
ForeiSn Perts,
| MATANZAS-Sld 18th, brig Albert, circuit,
Portland.
I CHATTANOOGA brig D NJ Merritt, Harri-
man. st. Jago.
At HAvANNA-Nov 23d, bsrque Carlton,
Tyecartin, anc.
At EAST HARBOR, T. I.-Nov. 18th, brig
Rocky Glen, Higgins, from Lisbon, Ar Sth, q
| days passage, to sail 18th for Pensacola.
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Headache, Dizziness, Worms. Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath.
&c. The surest preventive is DR.. Harrison
Peristaltic Lozenges; being both Tonic and
Laxative, they restore nature, thereby curing
costiye habit. In the opinion of every Drug
gist, they are the most pleasant and effectual
remedy for the Piles, and the only one that
reaches the cause. As outward applications are
only time and money wasted Trial box,
30 cts. Large box, 60 cts. mailed free for this
last price.
DR.. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
splendid cure tor COUGHS. HOARSENEsS, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
by 4. 5. HARRISON 4 co. Projectors,
No. fremont Temple. Boston, and by all
Druggists. lmo46
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CHERRYfiELD.-The Union says that a
singular instance of affection and inteli-
gence in an animal, has recently been
brought to light in connection with the
death OF Daniel Elliot Nickels, late Of
Cherrytield. 4 cat. to which deceased had
had been very much attached, being OBJ
served to show many signs OF grief, and to
return home several mornings covered
with mud, an examination OF the grave
was made, which revealed the fact that
the cat had been at work there. and had
succeeded In reaching the box enclosing
the coffi n.
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LONDON. Dec. ,.
The London Hour, says it has trust
worthy Information that by privately e1-
pressed wish of Plus Ninth. the Cardinals
nave oeeh IN consultation and selected
Cardinal Peeci Archbishop of Perugia for
Inc next Pope. lie was born in 1910 and
became Cardinal in 1853. He is hard.
working Bishop. and is called an Hetra-
montana but would no doubt live on terms
"i amIly with the Italian Government
Italy greatly respects Cardinal Pecci.
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Old Time is no Specire.

Old Time is no Spectre,
Who. In cerements grim,
Only crosses our pathway,
Our giadness TO dim;
When they paint him terror,
They wrong the old wight,
Well weave him chaplet
of roses tonight;
For he wieldeih no sceptre,
But Wen willingly kiss
Whenever il brings US,
To evenings like this.
In the years that are olden,
In our Grandmothers' day,
These duplicate nuptials
Were not in their way;
II more than one wedding,
Took place in their lives,
1t was on the occas ion.
When they married new wives;
lis our fashion Of late.
To repeat all our weddings,
In the decimal rate.
Not by taking new wives
May that ne'er be our lot,-
But by rather rejoicing
W IN the ones We have got.
They're a blessing from Heaven,
And most mournful his fate,
Who knows not the charms
OF the conjugal state:
Hear ii. all We disseniers,
Dispute it who can,
The earth was not perfect,
With Eden and man.
Then greet We our friends
That to them hath been given,
Such blessings on earth.
Such favors from Heaven.
, With glad hearts we greet them,
That these garlanded years,
Are so rich with life's smiles,
So unmarried with its tears:
Thus be il forever:
MAY time in its flight.
Never find them less joyous,
Than We see them TO night.
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The Virginius Affair.
sANTIAGn III CTRA 9nI

The |. ;. Steamer Junnta. arrived on
the 10Th and her commander has visited
thel0l Virginius prisoners. He telegraph
cd Consul General Hall. assuring him Of
800 more executions. except the 81 that
have occurred, and that if the American
Government demanded the surrender o f
The prisoners. no difficulty will be ex-
perieuced in obtaining them.
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From New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. ,.
The general transatlantic Steamship
officials in this city. state that many more
of the passengers of the Vile du Havre
than have been reported may have posi-
lily been saved, from the fact that the
>hip sank directly in the line of travel and
ia the vicinity of numerous small crafts,
Who NAV have picked number UP.
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ST. JOIN. \. b. Dec.

Hon. Mr.. Burfee minister OF Customs.
has been reelected to represent St. John
IN the Dominion Parliament.
Mr.. Dcreber was also elected to repre-
sent 81 John. Vice Hon. ;. l.. Tiller an
pointed Lieutenant Governor OF New
Brunswick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-04

Mr.. D. B. Pink closed his school OF II
weeks, In the West Bay District. last week.
This has been avery probable school,
There WAS no display-no ''nourish OF
trumpets," but . casual visitor would not
fail to notice tireless endsavor to dig down
to the roots" OF things. Teachersf Ono
offence intended) do you know how to
teach the National Spellerf w. L.G.
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IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERs.-The greatest
benefactor is one who relieves pain and cures
disease. DR.. SILsBEE has accomplished both
BY his miraculous discovery of ANAKEsIs, an
absolutely easy, rapid and infa lible cure for
piles in all stages. All Doctors endorse it
and 20 900 cured sufferers testify to its virtues
1t is simple suppOstory acting as an instru-
ment soothing pOulticc and medicine. The
relief is instant and cure certain.-Pricc 90
sold by Druggists everywhere, and sent free
by mail from Depot, q Walker st., New York
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From WashinQton.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ..
The President to-day sent TO the Senate
the following nominations George III.
Williams. tor Justice Of the Supreme
Court; b. IL. Briston, for Attorney Gen
erai- aud A. II. Sheppard. for Governor of
the District of Columbia.
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cardboard. Z II inches. TIE TRANSCRIPT
will be sent 70 those who do not care for
the chro@os for q per year. Liberal
commissions to agents, who are wanted 10
every town. Addrsss TRAxscRIrT, Poar.
LAND, NAME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-04

On Thursday of last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
versary of their marriage, at their home
in Ellsworth.
The occasion brought together the chill
dren, grandchildren, and numerous other
goodly number of acquaintances and
friends
In the evening the company was enter
tanned with an address, and poems appro-
were summoned to the dining-room, where
were tastefully arranged tables. laden with
variety and abundance tempting to be-
hold. Particularly noticeable was large
loaf ornamcnted with gold coins; the
twenty dollar piece being placed i'm the
center.
After partaking OF the bountiful feast.
all joined in singing, I'VE won't go home
till morning" which was followed by some
of the tunes of the olden time. The pres
ents comprised some very useful as well as
valuable articles.
The occasion was enjoyed by all present
who separated with best wishes for the fii-
ture happiness of the host and his compa n.
ion. The following were composed for the
oecasIon:-
Dear Parents
We bless thi, day tina, fills the sum
OF fifty years of welded love,
The full frution toat has come
To IL below from God above.
From distant homes. from busy marts,
Some ieeting hours we gather here,
And re-unite our hands and hearts
With words of welcome and Of cheer.
Where once above your youth full brow,
A wedding wreath Of green was bound,
Thereon golden chaplet now.
Our loving hands anew have bound.
NAV many summers sun. for YOU
Still shine upon your rocks and rills.
And year by year again renew
Your lives As green As Ellsworth Hills.
On loving parents. we see in you
perfect marriage, where we learn
That early VOWS are often true.
And love with years may warmer burn.
Life's charities in endless store,
-Four hands have sown, wiihou: doubt,
And none 30 homeless at your door,
But found for him the latch-string out.
SO though full many wintry storm,
Its frosts upon your heads doth lay,
Your hearts are still As young and warm
As on your youthful marriage day.
And you have earned while often blest
The rich reward that God has given,
After good deeds, untroubled rest,
After true lives, the life of heaven.
Fifty wears married may we at length.
Mid hosts of friends and children wait.
And happy. loved. and full Of strength,
Our golden wedding celebrate.
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ING al > Is and z. NJ
tNITARIAN.-Sabbafh School a, IN .ao . NJ
Preaching at , 10 and p NJ
AlIhoLiS,;-Preaching twice a month at 10
@ CLOCK a NJ Sabbath School at F. NJ.
The boys were skating ON the river
Tuesday.
The stores commenced closing at :
O'Clock on Monday evening.
DIS is the difference of the atmosphere
between this "wednesday and Tuesday
mornings.
-Nesper Service will be held at the mi
tartan church next Sunday evening. Dec.
:. at 7pcloek.
MIR. Buffers second term of Singing
School will commence Tomorrow Thurs
day evening. December 4th, at the Con-
sregational Vestry.
The tow boat Little Round Top has
been unfortunate of late. While breaking
nee sunday She broke one Of the flanges
OF her wheel; by removing the one oppo-
site She was enabled to work until Tuesday
night when her rudder was knocked ont
causing temporary laying up. She will
probably be at work again in day or two.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.-The
Trustees have declared dividend at tn.
rate of per cent. to depositors. which is
the highest rate allowed by law. Money
deposited in this Bank during the first
week Of this month will draw interest from
the first day. C. c. BURRILL, Treas
Ellsworth. Dec. /, 1873.
LOST ONERBoARD.-Sad news has come
ot the losing overheard of two Young men
Of this county. from the new schooner
dexter Clark They were Knocked over
board accidentally and could not be recoy-
cred. Their names were, Willis JOY of
this city and SNOWFALL Thomas of Eden.
The dexter Clark" was bound from New
YORK to Jacksonville.
we wish the musical people of Ellis
worth. would give a series of concerts this
"iiter' While We are shut out from the
"orhl. The concert last winter under the
Direction Of Mr.. j. Ii. Butler, wa. a nerf.ct
success. and source of delight tn HIM
ofeds We are confident that such con-
ce'ts would be fiatteringly patronized.
ihes AFFORD most pleasing entertainment.
ana their influence is beneficial in cult.
Vatng taste for music. We believe tbara
Is energy enough in Ellsworth to provide
them.
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NswAsH. OH. AFRO. d. c., March 30, 1870.
MR FsLLOws-Sir: Some two month";, .oo
nv soa lp't his V lice be ON very anxious
.bout hin. None Of the hy>ician. could do
him any COOL. Having heard Of your t'om-
pound sy' up 1T Ivpopho-pht,es. I Obtained 4
boitie. Strange to say, my sons voice was
second dose. '
You are at liberty to publish this for the
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&C. L. Means, formerly Of Surry. is
County Superinte ndent of Schools, for
Baker County, Oregon.
The schools in the village commenced
Dec. LIST, under the instruction Of Mr. Her
bert Tilden in the Grammar School. and
Miss s. B. Milliken in the Primary. W. 5.
Green is teaching at Morgan's Bay. and
s. ID. Staples at North Bend
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-04

practice. In cases Of seated consumption. II
pro'"nfs life and softens the stay Of the sflict.
ed sufferer. About these dsysit Is well to have
It In the house. BY its timely use. serious dis.
ease may be checked and turned aside. IN ,sh.
NJ iIows) Post.I 1mo4o
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.

MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseou.
medicine; and this Is not TO be wondered ~
Gas the remedy is often worse than the disease
Sufferers from coughs, colds, inhuenza. sore
throat, or tendency 10 Consumption. viii find
in DIR. Wistars BALsAM Of WILD CHERRY a
remedy as agreeable to the the palate a, effect.
ual in removing disease.
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legal Aotiees.

TUE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
L TO all concerned that she has been duly APP
pointed. and has taken upon herself, the trust OF
an ADMINISTRATIVE of TIE Estate Of
WIN, ~ QUINN, late OF Eagle Island.
IN the county Hancock, yeoman deceased,
Oy giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests All persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseHs estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon TO
exhibit the same for settlement.
oRENA q. QUINN.
November 5, 1913. avis.