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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for YOang Men from the
enects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
mood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impede
ments to Marriage removed New method of treat
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books and
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
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Notice.

There viii be sold by public Auction at the c,,-.
to tom nouse Al bncksport, May 10th, 1873, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon the following d.scrtbci
merchandise. Viz:
Bottles Hennessy Brandy,
Gallons Jamaica Rum
Al Gallons GIN
the same having beea seized and forfeited tr
violation OF the Revenue lava
WIN. Ii. SARGENT Collector.
Custom House. Castine, Arm Is ls73 s0iT
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! street. over Albert Jeilison . s,a.a oi on NAN
receive orders for doing hair wort 1a nm
and enlarged. .it ~ made over
Vs. AStS' 2mosl9
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L. l.. PErriSGILL
firm :. NJ. PcttngilI 4 Co, 10 state ST. Boston

NscETt>E extends It's influence INTO every part
OF the human organism. commencing with its
foundation. correcting diseased action and restor
ing vital powers. creating healthy formation and
puriacati or the blood driving out disease, and
leaving Nature 10 perform It's allotted task. NEGE
riSE - sold by all druggists. ImtI
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Dissolution of Copartnersh,n

=: oopartnership OF j. B. BradIsv g. T.. +.
Ross "nsn aay dissolved by mutual consent Vim
c"nt;n', VIII settle all business of the Am ant viii
ness. anu 3oDbing bust
J, ID. BRADLEY
WILLIAM ROSS.
bucksport, April "a ,ls73 9,.,.
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WEST PoINT tADETsiIiP ohm Herbert
Philbrick, sou of. W Philbrick. ESQ. OF
Watcryillc was the successful competitor
for the West Point Calct-hip, for that lis.
Ftrict. The examine ion was made By the
aculiy OF Colby University.
). McWilliam,, sentenced TO three
years imprisonment for horse stealing,
escaped while being conveyed TO Machias.
last Friday.
One firm in Boylston market sells on
an average about one thousand dozen of
eggs per day and one bakers firm at the
South End uses up about ff,y dozen per
day.-and still hen is not respected a,
she should be-
1t Is estimated at the internal revenue
bureau that the tax collection under the
new internal revenue law will be increased
hity per cent. because OF the impossbllity
oil detranding the government out of its
special taxes, owing TO the publicity which
every manufacturer and dealer is compelled
to give his special tax receipt. bv keepins
the same open to the view of his trade.
SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr John Stevens. of
kennebunk, Glanced to be on the track
near the Il. and NJ. station at Bddeford
and while running to get out of the way of
an approaching train, her dress was caught
by the locomotive, and she was drawn
toward the engine, and had one foot crus he'd
by the wheels. The foot was amputated.
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Truth is MIGHTY and will Prevail.

MIR. STEVENS
Dear sir--I am sevCnty-one years Of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint,
weakness in my back and stomach. | was IN.
dueei by friends to uy your NEGErINE, and
think 4 the best medicine for weakness OF the
kidneys | ever used. | have tried many remedies
Tor thus complaint. aud never found 10 mitch
relief : from the NEGkTISE. IL strenA thesiS anu
nyigoratss the whole system. Many of my ae-
quaiutances have taken it, and believe IL to be
good tor all the complaints for which II Is recon-
mcnded. Yours truly,
JOSIAH ii. SHERMAN.
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For Sale.
Commissioners Notice

WE the subscribers, having beep .,..,-
~ the Hon. PARKER Tuck Judge pS ''iteH W
tb. te oounty OF Hancock to receive ami
Ireworgy late of Ellsworth decesaet vi Nathanlr
insolyens, 90 hereby give notice that
he;r a cfsi 70 SAID creditors to bring in ana
at me store OF Hopkins McD"nai, mat service
snd hWWsworth on Wednesday octohar b., 20 n
o,cioen "eonesday November stu M IEu' 70 no,
CHAs. D MCDONALD
Ellsworth. May LIST, is7s w. EATON.
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The professional card Of Dr. Abby VI.
Fulton will be noticed in another column.
A. Mrs. Fulton i the only lady physician
IN the county the novelty of consulting
one of the gentler sex for the ''ills flesh is
heir to-" ought certainly to induce gentle
men c''Hf,raIiy sick TO give her a call,
and rush from the advocates OF w oman's
Rights who now have the much wished
Tor opportunity of gratifying their prefer
. ence, 10 at least one Of the professions.
We are informed that durin. her college
course Of study, she has had daily obscr-
walton and practice in the Hospital con-
nected with the College, for treatment OF
diseases OF women and children, and since
graduating, has availed herself of instruc-
ton In the New York Hospital for nervous
diseases in charge of DIR. VIM. A. Ham
mond, where the application OF Galvanism
| and Electricity constitutes a prominent
part Of the treatment.
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Blaisdell's Seeding Potatoa.

New variety; u days earlier than r.
sixty bushels from one bushel psntrp1 ~. rose
snooSn ana nearly white Price Id cents ~, na,
Dedham Nav !, ,s,, 4. II. BLAISDKLL.
~ - Ae'"' 3wl9s
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What - Needed.

bbsIth' rto II t@l
MIR. IL u. SrfyENs,
Dear sir--About one year since | found myself
in feeble coudition from general debility
VE6EIiNE was strongly recommended TO me by
a friend who had been much benefited by its use
| procured the article and, after using several
bo ties. restored 81 health. and discontinued
IL. use. | feel quite confident that there Is no
medicine superior To It for those complaints for
which It u especially prepared. and would cheer
fully recommend it Ia those who ieel that they
nc.d something 20 restore them to perfect health
respectfully yours,
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Freedom Notice

TOR valuable consideration, hereby re,o.s,
to my minor son, Elisha T. SALISBURY ali c,a ~,
to his services or time and give notice Thai frnn
this da'e. ! shail not claim any of his earnings
Ellsworth, May s, 1873 sa q:
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
TIE co-partnership heretofore existing between
= Il. Woodland and L. ). Cook was dissolved
May a. by mntaal consent. All bills settled and
collections taken BY ). b. Woodland
;. Is. WOoDARD,
Ellsworth, May :. ls73. swls
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Found

kEIWEEN MorgaD's Bay and Sur-y Village n
- Uoid ring. The owner can have the same nv
calling on the subscriber and paying tor this adj
vertisement. '' az
May 3. 1873. Iwaa.
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Picked up Adrift.

1OnOH UP 11QTIIC,
Near Mt Desert Bridge n dorv ,.,r,,. ,au,
ty and paying charges.
Trenton, May Sd, 1873. 3wIa
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He has just received aud A. now ready
hibt a ttn" Assortment OF Sew and p.-.r,.=
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ONE HUNDRED LIVES
LOST.

DIXON, H., 5,-MIDNIGHr.-No other
bodies ofthe victims of the terrible disaster
by the breaking down OF the bridge across
the river here yesterday during Baptis-
NAL exercises, have been recovered up to
the present hour. but several bodies we're
picked up at Sterling, six miles below. and
doubtless the swim current has brought
others down the stream. The general esti-
mate of the lost is from ninety to one hun
dred souls. Five bodies hoated past the
men at work at the wreck aud the bodies
have not been found. Its supposed that
at least 80 bodies are still In the water
Most of them are supposed under the
wreck OF the bridge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

~ The Mount Vernon Democrat
SAYS that Charles Myrtle, OF that city,
damages in the sum of Ss62 80
in the Circuit Court, from the St. Louis
and Southeastern Railroad Company.
The history of the case is as follows :
Some time last summer Myrtle took
passage on the defendants road to 60 to
Evansville. He was not provided with
"A ticket, being unable 10 procure one by
reason OF the absence of the local ticket
lagentlIe took his scat in the cars. and
when the conductor demanded his ticket
he promptly rendered the usual fare. oI
more it necessary, so great was his anx-
ietv TO reach his destination. The con.
duetor stated that the rules Of the com.
pany did not allow him to take money
and that he would be compelled TO pu
plaintiff of the cars, which he did. The
, plaintiff instituted suit in the Circui
Court. laying his damages AZ 5000. =
The jury gave him 1902 SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

0-T Scribcs on the inside in Washing
ton declare that the tone of the mem
bers is uncompromisingly hostile TO the
repeal of the grab. With but two ex-
cepiions every member Of Congress,
both new and old. has drawn tile in
crease of pay, s625 month, and none
of these spectators will be very much
disposed to relinquish such easily earn
ed treasures as this. Some of the Re
publican and Democratic members from
the North mean To make little capital
for themselves by Introducing bills OF
repeal, but the pressure for passage will
be very weak and the solid vote of the
South against j, is expected 10 shield
the Northern members.
indianapolis Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

0-T The Boonville Enquirer has the
following:
The number Of acres OF wheat sown
this Fall will not likely equal the num-
Der sown last Fall. The dry weather in
the early part of the Fall. which prevent
ed farmers fiom breaking the ground.
and past failures OF wheat crops Is Civ
en- a the reason.
The tobacco crop Of this county Ia
good yield. and farmers have generally
secured il IN good condition MANY of
our farmers are suffering financially on
account of the failure Of DR.. Mckinney.
he having bought their tobacco. and IL
now unable TO pay them.
LEG BROKEN. little son Of John
W. Lowell, living near town. aud aged
about two years, while being helped in
10 wagon, fell and had his leg broken
by being run over by the wheel
ToBAcco. Five dollars per hundred
still rules for tobacco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

4 REMARKABLY OrERATIoN.-Ihc
Whi.e Hall, New York. Times tells of n
remarkable operation performed by n
ph, isician of that place. "A gentleman
who had been suffering from a supcra-
bundance of adipose tissue, consulted a
pLy .ician. asking for relief from his
burden. The doctor told him ho could
relieve him, if he would consent To a
painful operation. The gentleman con-
senled and with medical the practitioner
entered the telegraph ohicc at this place
The fat man was requested To remove
his coat aud vest, after which the physi-
clan surrounded him with wires, attach
inr the ends TO a powerful galvanic bat
ltery. AT a signal from the doctor, Man
ager W. h. Eddy let on the current. Th'
uaiient writhed and twisted when Ia
llelt the current passing around him, ye
he stood like a martyr. Presently IN
began to shrink; he grew smaller an'
smaller; his clothing hung IN bags abou
hi. fast diminishing form. The docto
felt much pleased at the result OF hi
experimcnt, while the formerly Eat man
Joy was very great, although he scenes
TO be suffering most acute pain. All o
n sudden there was heard n loud click
ling at the instrument, a. If Pandemoni
lum's great hall had been let loose. Tn
lopcrator spang quickly 10 answer Oh
lcall. lie ascertained il was from tn
New York office. lie quickly aske,
,"What's up?" An answer came back q
liz some infuriatcd demon was at th
Iother end OF wire, "What in thunder Al
lyou about? Cut of your wires quick
You are filling the New York Office wit
soap grease"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

Ts'A clergyman in Columbia, Penn,
recently tested the efficacy of PRAYER hy
into his supplication the
words 20, Lord, bless and cnlighten, the
young man in the pink nccktie, and the
maiden in the - bonnet and gray
shawl, who are proianing the sanctuary
by kissing one another in pew number
6S;' aud we have eminent authority for
the assertion that kissing Immediately
stopped.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
The Air Line Railway.

The Pre- esident and Directors Of Tho
Louisville, New Albany and 81. Louis
Air Line Railway Company held meet
ing at the office of the company this
morning for the purpose of considering
the present condition of the enterprise
and 10 take some steps for the further
prosecution of the work. After n gene
Iai interchange of views. IL was resolved
TO call meeting Of the stockholders in
this city, on the 25th inst, when the
conclusions arrived a. by the Board will
be laid before them, including the pres
ent condition Of the work
! This l. an enterprise that is well worth
the attention Of capitalists. There can
be no doubt that when completed il will
prove one Of the most important con-
nections i'm the great railway system OF
the country, passing through, as it does
a section abounding in mineral and agri-
cultural resources, besides forests of the
finest timber in the Northwest. In adj
dition, il must evidently become an i'm
portant link in great trans-continenia
t..oroughfare from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific oceans.
: To the citizens OF New Albany and
Louisville, and the locality of the falls
| il is OF vast Importance, opening TO them
the finest coal fields in the West, from
which a supply can be drawn for almost
all future time. Its completion, at leasl
to these vast coal fields, has become q
Necessity for the trade and commerc,
icentering at the falls, and the business
men and manufacturers cah we'll afford
to complete it 10 those fields for The
supply OF coal alone.
That the road will sooner or later bs
completed there is no doubt. \ large
amouul of money has been most judi
ciously expended up 10 the present ime
aud il was anticipated twelve mouth
ago that by ihe first Of January OF th'
coming year, That il would he in sue
cessiul operation. The general deprcs
sion in the stock markets OF the world
for the past six months, especially u
RAILROAD securities. has rendered il i'm
possibN to negotiate the bonds wlihou
great sacrifice. which the officers ot th,
COMPANY were unwilling 10 do. know
| ing, A. they did. that no other incom
plrtc work in the country offered bcttel
security than the enterprise IN ihci
charge.
No doubt the completion of the worI
will now depend upon the literally o
the local interests, and that individua
AMI municipal stockholders will find /
TO their interest 10 lend the enterpris'
additional aid However. this question
will be discussed at the coming mcciin.
lof the stockholders. and we have n'
disposition TO prccedc their determine
ton with smcre speculation. We hope
However, tha, they will iiud il consist
cnt with their interests to take SOM
steps for immediate resumption on tn
work. y. A. Ledger.
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Preparations to Put the H., n. A.
~ st. l.. IL, IL. Into Bankruptcy.

LOUISVILLE, November 12.-Papers
are now being prepared TO put the Lou
isvillc New Albany and ST. Louis rail-
road into bankruptcy AT the instance OF
the banks here. which have loaned mon
~ 10 the Company. The indebtedness
of the Company is quite small, about
S9O0,O00 of the company's first mort
gage being ont as collateral, and sold TO
the amount Of S425,0UQ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

1-- In purchasing an ay burlington.
Is.. man took special pains 10 select the
very smallesi one he could hnd. When
asked BY companion Why he did this.
.he replied: My wife is In delicate
health, aud could not handle heavier
one
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

0-yThe order of Odd Fellows in the
State now number over 1900 members.
An increase OF 500 members within the
past six months Is noted ~ showing
the progress the order is making in
Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

The new county seat of Scott county,
on the line OF j., VI. * |. X. r.. which
was named after the popular supcrin-
ltendent Of that road, Col. Horace Scott.
rs improving very rapidly. The Madison
Courier gives the following items show
ing its prosperity: The streets have all
been laid out and the lots staked off and
the most of them sold. Mr.. Ephraim
Hardy, gentleman in the city yester-
day TO purchase doors, sash. and other
building material. informs us that he
has the contract for building Mr.. Mad
dens Terrell commodious hotel ftv-
nine by thirty feet two stories high.
with an l.. also two stories high. stable
los by thirty-sia feet, part two stories
hi gh and the balance one story and a
half; four dwelling houses for Dr. smith
and four dwelling houses for Mr.. Ter
rell. Mr.. Carter. of Seymour. has the
contract for putting up the county
buildings, viz: A handsome fourteen
thousand dollar court honse aud a
strong, solidly built Jail. Mr.. Hardy
further informs us that there are be-
tween thirty and forty buildings erected
aud under way. A handsome Metho-
dist church is TO be erected next spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

urA merchant, who has n class in a
|Sunday School. asked, What is soli.
|tude Z" and was visbly disturbed wien
. miserable boy answered, Tie store
that don't advertise
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

~ Rockport's future is brighter to-
day than ever before, Notwithstanding
the great financial panic. Great prepar-
atoms are already being made for ex-
tensivS Improvements next season, aud
should our railroad be then completed
(Which Ia now almost fixed fact), our
population will the coming season al
most double itself With our railroad.
our superior agricultural advantage,
our healthy location, our inexbaustible
coal fields and cheap transportation, our
onward march TO wealth and prosperity
Is as certain as death or taxes. AL
though fifty or more buildings were
erected last season, yet the demand for
houses Is now greater than it was one
year ago, and rents much higher = facts
not very encouraging to new comers,
yet such as always exist in rapidly
growing city or town.
tRockport Journal.
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10 regain some of its lost popularity
with the people, let il force war with
Spain Tor the acquisition of Cuba.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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az Professors Cox and Lsvit,e bs-
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WAGES

ycoR ALL WHO ARE WILLING; tn
II WORK. Any person. old or Young. ~
either sex can make from soto so per wees
Suitable to either City or Country, and an.
season Of the year. This is q rare opportn,
nity for those who are OFT OF work anu or,
of money, 10 make an independent Iiyfng
No capital being required. Our pamphiss'
.sHoW To MAKE A LIVING giving mi,
Instructions, sent on receipt OF 10 Cent?
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Westchester Co., NY.
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Obituary of q Western Editor

Ye editor sat in his rickety chair, as
worried, ~ worried could be. for We
devil was grinning before him there.
and copy" We devil said he.
Oh. ye editor grabbed his big quill
pen, and i: sputtered ye ink 81 free,
ia: lis manuscript iros-,i like war
map, when ske tbi-. 80 - devil
slake he.
He scribbled and scratched through
The III. long tay, 10 rss. g refresh
nsns tai BE- 81 sc devil kept en-
.sAssiy enGisg tbas ssy. and ho~ling
sse -1-s s-r---
Lar Aa.- .Ig - .,sz.-ss--st AID y rrs-s
8 .aTInS sae sessds sa11tre- shIs=
ys ssTII xerG ssvtaE 81. ss1gs- mets,
a .Is.ss o.scs sa-so.s e'gV-se.
Aod shsn ye bog 10 - n-~.-rr-om
hear the sound Of equal fray. the
voice Of blow and biasphemous
word, Hes raisin' We devil" say
they.
And oft when man with griev-
ance came In, ye editor man 20 sse,
he'd turn his back with word OF sIn
60 talk to We devil" sayea he.
And ever and oft when q proof OF
his work We proprietor wanted to see,
aye proof shall be shown by personal
clerk; you must go to We devil ~ say
ed he.
AMI thus he was destined Through
all OF his life, by this spirit tormented
to be in hunger and poverty, sorrow
and strife, always close to We devil was
he.
Ne editor died. But ye
devil lived on And the force of life
habits We see, for ye editors breath no
sooner was gone, than straight IN ye
devil went he.-Printer's Ga-efte.
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OF Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Seura.
Gus Diseases, after years of suffering, by
takins Dr. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup
the scientific discovery OF ]. T.. Filter. NJ. d.,
q regular graduate physician, with whom
we are personally acquainted. who has for
30 years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe II our
christian duty. after deliberation, to con-
Scientiously request sufferers TO use IL, es-
pecially persons in moderate ctTcunstan-
ces, who cannot afford to waste time and
money on worthless mixtures. As clergy
men we seriously feel the deep responsible
tty resting on US I'm publicly endorsing this
medicine. But our knowledge and expert
ence OF It's remarkable merit fnily jusfifies
our action. RevCH Ewing. Medina, Penn'a
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
Rev Thomas Murphy, u. D., Frankfort
Philad'a. Rev j b Davis Hightstown, n. j,
Rev = Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. AleSan.
der Balm, Stanwood, Iowa. Rev q u Smith,
Pfttsford, New York. Rev Joseph Beggs,
Falls Church. Philadelphia. Other testimo-
malls from Senators. Governors. Judges,
Congressman, Physicians, xc., forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these dis.
eases. one thousand dollars will be presented
to any medicine for same diseases showing
equal merit under test, ar that can produce
one-fourth as many living cures. Any per-
son sending by letter description ofaffiiction
will receive gratis legally signed guaran-
tee, naming the number of bottles to cure,
agreeing to refund money upon sworn state
mnnt Of Its failure to cure. Afflicted la Vi ted
TO write to DIR. Filter, Philadelphia. His
valuable advice costs nothing. 1y23