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Is becoming very common In every community
and the sudden deaths resulting warn us to seek
some relief The disease assumes many different
forms, among which we notice PalpitatiOn, En-
largement, Spasms, Justification or BOny FOrma-
ton Of the Heart, Rheumatism, General Debility,
Water about the Hear, Sinking of the spirits pain
in the Side Chest, Dizziness, Sluggish Circula.
ton Of the Blood and MOmentaFy StOppage Of the
Action Of the Heart.
These forms Of Heart Disease have been cured
by DIR. Graves Heart Regulator, and We do not
hesitate to say II will cure them again. Any form
of Heart Disease will readily yield TO its use. and
we have yet to learn Of any case where the Heart
Regulator has been taken properly and the parties
not received marked benefit.
Our agent, ON application, will furnish YOU with
circular giving full description Of the dis
ease and also . number Of testimonials Of cures
and If you would like further proof from the par
ties who have given the tcstimo mails, write them
and see what they say.
We have sold many thousand bottles of the
heart Regulator and the demand is still increasing
| We are confident We are doing the public benedl
and not trying TO impose on them a worthless
| preparation.
The price Of the Heart Regulator is ONE DOL
LAR per bottle, and can be obtained Of our agents
s. D. WlGGlN 4 CO., Druaaists,
lyrl Main st., Ellsworth.
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Foreign News.-The Contest in
Spain.

BAYoNNR, April 8.
Ten officers and sixty privates belonging
to hussar regiment in General Pavia's
command, have gone over to the Carlists.
Several artillery officers have also left
their regiments and Joined the Carlists.
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Snow Is yet deep, very deep in the
woods, and bare spots now on the 9Th, Of
April begin to appear only ON some of the
highest hills in the pastures and fields.
FREE HIGH SCHooLs.-We are glad to
see that many towns are raising money to
secure the offer Of the State, to pay one
half Of the cost of Free High Schools.
This Is move insthe right direction. Let
the ball roll on and on
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l.. d. Jordan. Ellsworth, Foreman.
Charles j. Cobb, Bucksport.
Thomas 5. Fifield, Deer Isle,
William Graves, Mariaville,
Stephen Higgins, Eden.
Francis 7. Hodgkins, Hancock,
Henry Hodgkins, Lamoine.
Eben c. Hooper, Sedgwick.
Thomas +. Hale, Castine,
Elisha G.. Johnson, Dedham,
David Joy, Ellsworth,
Charles Jarvis, Surry,
Joseph Lymburner, Brooksville,
Solace Morse. Bluehill,
Benjamin Nutter, Brooklin.
SECOND JURY.
Nathan II. Powers. Orland, Foreman,
Jonathan Norwood. fremont,
Augustus Peters. Bluehill.
Nathan II. Powers. Orland.
Lewis ID. Remick. Ellsworth.
John G. Remick, Otis.
Downing Simpson. Sullivan,
John w. Somes, Mt. Desert,
Joseph Saunders. Deer Isle,
John II. Tracy. Gouldsboro.
Washington Wardwell, Penobscot,
Virgil L. Wardwell. Bucksport,
J. ii. West. Franklin.
WEDNESDAY, April ..
on TRIAL.
Obed Leach Levi Bowden & Levi Bow
den, Jr.
W Goldman & Wiswell Abbot for Def.
for Plf.
This is an action Of trespdss quare ciau-
'uin, involving the locality of division
line between the parties.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1878.
For Insane Poor. $500 90
/" Fire Department, 500 20
I" Lamp, Bell and Clock, $50 90
" Payment OF Interest on City
Debt. 1000 90
For Support of City Schools. $500 90
- High School, 100 90
" Payment Of City Debts, $500 90
4" Maintenance of Sidewalks, 500 90
Bridges, 1850 90
Highways, COCO 90
- City Library. 200 90
- Support Of City Poor, $500 90
g Contingent Expenses ofthe
City. 1000 90
For Payment Of Debts against
Highway Fund, 100 90
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APRIL 10, 1873.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public to all
concerned. That he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Adj
ministrator of the estate OF
OBED HfNCkLEY late OF Bluehill.
IN The County of Hancock, Yeoman, deceased, by
giving bond as the Law directs; he therefor re-
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ceased's estate u make immediate payment, and
thosewho have any demar is thereon, to cxh bit
the same Tor payment. LEMUEL Z. HINCKLEY
February 20, 1873. 3wl5s
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DIR. H. s. FLINT s. co.
At their great Medical Depot 1856 1871 Broad-st.
mos.u Street, Providence. X. l.
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consolidating school districts, already
considered as having the force OF law,
without the action Of the other branches
Of the City Government?
We trust there are members Of the coun-
Gil sufficiently independent and intelligent
to decide this matter on its merits, and who
will be willing to listen and give to the
arguments Of its friends their full weight.
rather than decide from feeling, prejudice,
or dictation. In our opinion. the future
prosperity of our schools depends largely
on the action Of the present council.
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The immense sale. lo.uoo IN One MONTH. our
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Supreme JoAicial Court.

WIN. o. MCDONALD, City Clerk.
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Extract OF Roots and Herbs which almos, inva
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Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and
Loss OF Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lasntude, Low Spirits. and Sinking Sensation
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Erupuons, Pimples, Blotches and all INN
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For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary derange.
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Worms, expelled from the system without the
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Piles; one bottle has cured the most difficult
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Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, Headac he, &C..
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Hheumatism, Sweiled Joints, and all Scrorular
AHiciIons removed or greatly relieved by this in
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Bronchitis Catarrh, Commissions, and II sterics
cured or much relieved.
Diihcult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs, side and
Chest almost invariably cured BY taking a few
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Female Difficulties, SO preva lent among Ameri.
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Bilious, lsemittent and Intermittent Fevers so
prevalent IN many parts of our country lete.
~ eradicated by the use of the Quaker Bitters.
Tho Aged, find in the Quaker Bitters lust the ar
cie te' stand In need of in their declining years
IL quckens the blood and cheers the mind, and
pAses the passage down the plane inclined.
No Ono can remain unwell tunless afflicted with
an incurable dsease) after taking few bottles of
the Quaker Bitters.
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Sold at wholesale by
W. r. PHILLIPS I CO., Portland.
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DANFORTH, j.. PRESIDING.

DANFORTU, J.. PRESIDING.
The April Term of the Supreme Court
began on Tuesday with its customary
drilling rain.
Judge Danforth holds the Term for the
first time in this County, but his reputa-
ton as an able and impartial Magistrate
has preceded him, and the Bar think them
selves fortunate that he is to preside.
The whole number of civil cases on the
Docket is 427. At the call of the Docket.
50 were continued, So entered Neither Par
ty, Non-Suit. 6 referred, % defaulted and
~ marked for trial.
The Grand Jurors are the same as last
Term. The Traverse Jury are as follows:
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Soldiers entitled to a homes tead of

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new edition OF descriptive pamphlet with
maps mailed free everywhere. Address,
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The low LUAN anu TRUST Company VIII IN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
MINNESOTA ELECTION.

= ST.. PAUL, Nov. 4-The returns so far
are meagre, but the indications all point
to the election ot the entire Republican
State ticket by handsome majority.
3 Davis Is running ahead Of his ticket.
There has been good deal ofscratching.
, Returns from the city will not be Il,
until very late, on account OF the mixed
ballot, with considerable change in the
Legislature. gs =. aye /. 81
ST.. PAUL, Nov. Avery few returns
are received from the middle and lower
part Of the State, and 1t Is impossible at
this hour to make an approximate esti-
mate OF the result. Davis, Rep, Is way
ahead OF his ticket and will have ], 200 or
1900 maj. The only place where hertns
behind Is Minneapolis, and there less than
900; this being the only place where the
farmers have not voted for Davis and then
turned round and supported the rest oi the
Grangers's ticket Grinager, Rep, State
Treasurer, Is behind In many localities, as
Is also Jennison, Secretary ot State, but
not enough to endanger their election IN.
less they meet with disaster In the South
ern part of the State. In this city the
tickets were 90 badly split that the returns
are mot in from q single precinct OF this
hour, u O'Clock. "a il11r ,..t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4-First ward, city
Of Milwaukee, Taylor, Democrat, 46S ma.
jority. Seventh Ward, Taylor, 297 ma.
jority. Fourth Ward, Taylor, liz major.
ity. Eleventh Ward, Taylor, 523 majority.
Sixth Ward, Taylor, $50 majority. Ninth
Ward, Taylor, 854 majority. All the
Democratic Assemblymen are elected.
The estimated Democratic majority in
the city Is over 5000. Madison city, Tay.
lor, 124 majority. Janesville city, Wash.
burn, Al majority. Scattering returns SO
far show that the Democrats have gained
largely over the vote Of two years ago.
The city Of Milwaukee complete gives
Taylor, the Democratic candidate for
Governor 9. 800 majority. The county es.
timated 5000. Ali the Democrat assem-
blymen in the county are elected. The
Daily Sentinel, the Washburn organ, esti.
mates from the way the returns are COM
ing in that Taylor will carry the State by
5000 majority. Prominent Republicans
now concede Washburn's defeat. On the
towns representing total vote OF $4,000
Taylor's gain is 9,400 exclusive OF the
vote of Milwaukee in which Taylor's
gains are 5000. -.
: MnwAuKEE. Nov. 4.-The returns re-
ceived up TO 10 o'clock show gains for
Taylor, Democrat, Liberal and Reform
candidate for Governor, from about one
third OF the State, outside oil Milwaukee,
Of 600. The Reform party claim 800
majority, while the Republicans conccde
5000. Ghe complexion Of the Assembly
Is Reform, and the Senate Republican.
A very light vote was polled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

r. CAIRO, Nov. 5.-The election passed off
quietly. Politics was ignored and tho In.
terest chiefly conferred on the vote for
County Commissioners, who favored or
opposed the further issue OF bonds In aid
Of the st. Louis Narrow Guage Railroad.
Brass, County Judge, and Lynch, County
Clerk, are probably reelected. The vote
will not likely be counted in time to give
the result tonight.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Returns from the
city come in slowly, but enough Is known
to insure the election of the entire Peoples
over the Citizens ticket by q majority of
5000 to 1000, and 10 To. 30 Aldermen on
the same ticket. The former ticket was
headed by 81. D. Colvin for Mayor, and
the latter by L. L. Bond, the present act.
ing Mayor. One OF the principal points
Of issue was the Sunday liquor law, which
will doubtless be repealed. Very few re.
ports are In from the county elections in
the State, but those received show large
Farmers vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05

From tho chIc4ge Tribune OF Sunday

From tho chicaSe Tribune Of Sunday
Matrimony does not change human
character to o great extent, il any; and,
when two persons Of essentially antago-
nistic nature are unfortunately united in
its bonds, it Is only by the exercise ol
natural iorbearance that they can hope to
live together in peace and unity. Intel
lect, therefore, should never mate with i'm.
becility, nor principles with immortality,
nor purity with grossness. Nogood ever
comes Of such unions; yet they take place
every day. Passion blinds the Judgment
in these cases, and, when the iove.lamp
goes out and ordinary daylight looks In
one oirthe couple, at least, Is sure to stand
aghast at the realities which 1t reveals.
The most foolish thing that fool can
do Is to marry highly.giited woman.
His vanity (for all weak men are vain) Is
sure 10 take fire Of the discovery, which
will soon be forced upon him In spite of
his stupidity, that his wife Is bis superior.
II he Is Of q brutal nature, he will en-
deavorto shelter his natural iuferiority
behind his martial authority, and taunt
and torture the poor being who, by right
Of mind, II not by law, Is his superior.
II, on the contrary, he falls helplessly into
the position OF dependent, and submits
quietly TO be guided and governed BY he
stronger nature to which he has bound
himself, he will simply be pittied and des.
pised. In either case he will have cause
10 regret that he married above his intel.
lectuAl degree; and the lady, that she
stopped TO conquer.
More unfortunate still arc those misun-
ions In which baseness is made the yoke.
fellow ot virtue. Love, or anything ap-
preaching to It, Is impossible In such con.
tingencies. Who respects what Is gross
and sensual? Who can feel any affection
for what is vile and mean? Not all the
tnarriage.vows that ever were made before
o priest or deacon can compel the heart 10
an allegiance so monstrouS. Nor Is the
low.souled man, miSmated with lofty
minded, pure.hearted woman, much less
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-The Democrats
in this city elect their entire ticket, In
Guiding eighteen delegates and one Sen.
ator, BY from $4,000, 10 1900 majority.
Waldford, for Comptroller Of State Treas.
ury, with six wards to hear from, has Q
majority Of II, 1,4SS. Nothing definite can
be said Of the State.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-The returns from
nineteen out Of twenty.one precincts in
this city show that the first estimates IS
to the conservative majority were largely
behind the official returns. These pre-.
cincts give Kemper over 1850 majority,
the remaining two precincts, will not re-
duce this majority more than 200. The
partial returns from the thirty counties
Indicate that the State has gone conser.
yative by q large increase over Walkers
msjority In 1860. = Si'S '-iS''Sii a" 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Boston, Nov. 4,-Scatteripg returns
from all parts OF the State show rather
light vote compared with that OF 1871 and
1879, and indicate the reelection Of Gov.
Washburn by from 5000 TO 10000 plu-
raljty. Anti Prohibition was an element
OF strength to the Democrats, and their
candidate, Mr.. Castor, received heavy
vote In several Of the larger cities and
towns from the opponents Of Anti-Prohi.
bition. The contest for State Senator In
the Fifth (Suffolk) District resulted In the
election OF Jonathan A. Lane on the Re-
publican (CitizensO ticket by over 1000
majority over John L. Stevenson, who
was candidate on both the regular Re-
publican and Democratic tickets. In the
Second (Middlesex) District General N. P.
Banks was also elected Senator over the
regular Republican candidate by hand.
some plurality. The returns for Governor
In 90 towns foot up; Washburn, II 1896;
CASTOR, zoos.
The vote Of Boston, with the exception
Of three Wards, the returns from which
are not In, gives CASTOR about 1000 plu-
raility. Lowell gives Washburn 10,0S4;
CASTOR 2, 2,lS0. Worcester gives Washburn
2,162; CASTOR $3.50, and also elects the
Democratic Senator and members Of the
House The vote OF 1888 cities and towns
foot up. Washburn 33028; Gsston 30, ,947.
Last year the same towns gave Washburn
6,1G0; Bird "a ,119. Washburn's plurality
last year was about $4,000, which the re.
turns 80 far indicate has been cut down
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
KANSAS ELECTION.

Il r .,,n,,,a1 r., Ma srkn f,-..o,,
nAMhssUs, hs., Mov. aGtae tarne[S en,
lnovement carries tnss counsy " auGut ov
.n;slot'H & osea 'ne .ud Issa lSpupLlcsi M y ~,
uoAeS pfoiiS1n TS y ,,a sieG.eu 1. oent W ~
a,ao,ad ~ La Won0a. oT TtttS Shos ,hisd n;osat -.
s!scsse I @ y sne E9 n9use: EMLy'!nlf9D5s,ric! ~
yUun T9u s.,a M EAS.iouultI4n, ul,4 u =; -. Easvn
rnyn, WI noe. =. y. noIVon, 1ne
iegq1as hepuonsann n, Nominee Is elected IL
sng Tonny omySsSSna Noa DlstT.S.. Tnh. v,.,, Ia.
19rEhA, Noy. 4;TJ9nn Martin, l1ae-
pshus p .au @ s,..a =. ms.Sasns, .seguaL ne e.,
puoiican, ate eiecleu REPRESENTATIVES, IN
this county.
ATCHisoN, NOV. 4.-The whole kepnb.
lican ticket, except Treasurer, Is elected
u THIS county by 0 majority Of from 6O
70 3oU. Col. Quigg, Democratic, Is elect.
60 lreasprer 6y oO melority. Judge
Horton Is elected Representative from the
CITY district oy 496 majority. In the
county oistricts George W. thompson,
Democratic, and Sam Hauer, the Far
mers candidate, are elected.
LEAvkNwoRTH, NOV. 4.-Ihe Kepub'
llcans elected u. Is; Anthony represent.
ative 70 the Legislature from me First
Maru py soV maJotlIy.i dels pleogeu 10
advance the interests OF farmers and To-
boring men. Thomas T: Fenton was
elected from the 4th Ward without op'
position. George a. Moore 10 elected IN
lhe "a Ward by small majority. The
Republicans have probably elected their
candidates for sheriff, Treasurer, and
Representative. In the Ath district,
Medill Is probably: .sia .,.
Specials to the Times give the result 10
10 or2O counties, showing iavorably 10
the Farmers nominees for the Legisla-
ture. Bronson. Granger, Is elected in
Doqglss county TO till 2 vacancy IN th Q
state Senate. s
Bestand, Independent Is elected to the
Legislature. Ellsworth county, Springer
Is thought 10 be elected; Donophan
county, Allen Reid, Republican, Is elect
ed to tho Legislature. Marshal county,
Leach. Granger. Neosho county, Gilbert,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05

ANOTHER PAPER AT WRLLsBuRG.-
This ambitious town now boasts three
weekly newspapers. tho last one being the
Brooke County Independent, just issued,
edited by Mr.. AIrRED GLASS formerly Of
the Panhandle NtpS. The first number
sa lively gotten up sheet, and II those to
follow are equal to 1t the paper should do
well. It's key note Is not politics, but
business, and the editor, Notwithstanding
bis Democratic antecedents, talks Of want
Ing "live business Yankees" to come to
Wellsburg;and reyolutionize thai portion
Ol the Panhandle. When o Democratic
editor leaves of shaking the dry bones Of
The resolutions Of % and 90 and talks in
thli way we marvel exceedingly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
A Few Misnomers.

From tho New York Graphis.l
Tocall the average policeman guard
ian OF the peace"
To call any Wallstrcct concern "Trust
Company" ...-
To call the administrations late yaga-
RIGS financial policy" .-
To call the sort of paper now dealt in
Wall street securities"
To call place for supplying stupid
servants an intelligence office"
To call the Citizens Committee organ.
lied in III the COMMITTEE OF TO-"
To call the thiry cent mess furnished
by a cheap restaurant regular dinner"
To call the political assessment levied
on the Postofflce clerk voluntary con.
tribution."
To call the pies manufactured by steam
power, In huge factories, "home made
pies: .t. talr..,,r
To call the badgering Of in coming pas.
sengers by the Custom House authorities
"civil SERVICE" F-tH'