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An adjourned Quarterly Meeting Of
the Hancock Baptist Association viii CON
yene with the Baptist church in Franklin
on Tuesday, Oct. 2>th, at p NJ. Il con-
iidently expected that erery pastor in the
Association together with many of the
members Of our church will make u paint
To attend the above meeting.
EMTGRATIoN.-Georgc Pattcn. Charles
Patten. and Henry French. left this place
on the 9th inst. TO seek their fortune, in
Silver Owyhee, Idaho Ter. They were
all enterprisinG Young men and will be
missed by their townsmen
A young man Of this place set a trap
IN the top OF a large tree, and was rewarded
by catching an Eagle measuring IN -
inches from tip to tip. This i the fourth
Eagle that has been caught in the same
tree within two wears,
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OrIand.
The Town Fair, viewed from its several
stand points. was better than anybody ex-
pected. The drouth we'll nigh DESTROYED
all hope OF a successful exhibition this fall.
The question SO often put, mot asked You
wont have fair this year: Nothing has
grown this season and il is better not 10
try, than try and fail. We thought we
would try. We did try, with what success
our entries and treasury shows The
weather was all we could desire The first
A. NJ. was spent in getting ready. At about
noon the stock began to come. Kent with
his 30 grades and natives led the van. fol-
lowed by Buck with his Ayrshires, Saun-
ders with his Jerseys; then the oxen. cows
and heifers came in pairs and single till the
number approached one hundred, and such
stock as did not grow by chance. Bloed.
thought. care, breeding. selection, was as
plainly seen as if written in letters of gold
upon the animals. The p. NJ was taken ND
IN examining the stock, pulling the oxen,
| and Il general good time with a goodly
number present. The second day in the
hall the exhibition of farm produce. yege-
tables. handy, ornamental and fancy work.
was not behind anything we have ever
had: and on the whole we look back upon
the two days, Oct. sth and 9Th, as having
been well spent-Who said two daysf
Here was the work of the whole season,
and more in several cases was exhibited
the patient toll OF years. This focalizing
the industry of a people whether in town,
county or state, is not half appreciated.
How many days of hard work would il
take TO learn as much of the industry of
/ any people as can be seen in a few hours
at Town Fair.
Our fair was supplemented by our annu-
al festival. The farmers supper Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 18th, WAS one of the
most enjoyable times ever had in town.
The supper was all that could be desired
in quantity and quality. The music by
Burrell band was capital. The singing by
Perry's troupe was very fine. Hon. Rufus
Buck was very happy in his congratula-
tons and his reunion with many old friends.
He spoke of advantages of living in New
England with its ever changing seasons.
The cold bleak winter. which is sometimes
prot acted, has its joys aud comforts; the
spring with its new life aud freshness is the
time of Faith and wing; the summer is
bright with hope and joyful expectation,
while the golden autumn comes freighted
with fruitage and realization and the joyful
heart sings Harvest Home" With many
thanks to our friends and patrons and a
hearty good will for the future we add our
list OF premiums in another column.
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N IOTK.
Ar II, Webster Barnard. Smith, Jackson

N York.
vile.
Sid "A, sch Mediator, Davis, N York.
ELIzABErHPoRr-Sld sch Scud, Hallowell,
French, Fall River for Brunswick, "a,
PAwTuckET-Ar in Dutch Island Harbor
IA, sch Trade Wind. I'm Rockland for n York
Ar II, sch X Woodsrd. Woodsrd, Els
PRovIDENcE-Ar 10, sch A x Woodland,
Ar 10, sch Lucy Wentworth, Robbins, and
Fanny Mitchell. Rich, Calais.
new HAvEN.Ar 4, sea Starlight. Blatch-
NEW YoRK-Ar IA. brig Anna ID Torrey.
Port Caledonia; twas up to lightship 9th inst,
ana was blown of. brig Reporter, Ryder,
Ar Is. brig julia + Haskell. Trinidad % DAYS !.
sch Z Young. Richardson. Sydney, CD.
Ar IL, sch Eveline, Sawyer. Tajardo, PR |;
Fanny Pike, Robbins, Key West.
PHILADLPHA-Ar 10. sch Mary 4 Eliza,
Crowell, FIN Windsor, rs.
Below IA, sch Eta May, fin Calais; Orio!e.
I'm Boston.
Cid ID. Redondo, Moore. Lynn.
ar IL: sch Flora Sawyer, Miller, Bluehill.
NEW loRk-Ar 10, sch Eastern Belle, Par
ker. Jacksonville; tost part Of deck load; Sun
beam. Bunker, Calais for Baltimore; Mary,
Kane, Belfast for Rondout; G NJ Rowles. Rob-
inson. Deer Isle for Philadelphia; Hudson,
Post, Rockland; Rescue. Kelley. Linnekin !;
Mediator, Davis. Fall River for Elizabethport !;
White Foam. Milliken, Providence for Balti-
more.
Ga Is. sch Enterprise, Leighton. Portsm'th.
III.
At anchor at Hart Island, brig Manzanlla,
Bennett, I'm Portland.
Ar l., sch Florida. Thompson, Spruce Head.
CID Is, Barque Megunticook, Hemingway.
Buenos Ayres.
Ar Is. Brig Isols, Lord, Cheverie Ms. foi
Alexandra.
CHARLEsroN-Ar 10. schs Geo Washington
Shodock. Baracoa; J Daley, Belfast, Me.
NEW CASTLE. Del.-Ar 10, brig n X Parks.
Dix, \ York.
SAVANNAH-Cld II, sch Frank A MaGee,
Young, Boston.
BRUNSWICK, Ga.-Ar 10. brig Carrie + Pic
kering, Torrey, York. TO load on her return.
GALvEsroN-ln Port @, brig l. Warren,
Leach, for Tuxpan, to load for New York.
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Disaster and Mutiny.

1koNlpENt l.. Il l., Oct. n.
The sch. Ida : Bur CESS % Belfast, Ne.
from savannah. arrived below last night
and was towed up this morning. Took the
recent heavy gale and had To throw over
board the deck load of lumber. Thomas
jenkins. mate died and was buried while
the gale was at it, height. On the seventh
found proNi>i m and water short, put all
bands and lady passenger on allowance.
pu the llth TWO oi the crew quagreled. and
one stabbed the other with knife. The
cGi1rit Was ironed but released 10 help
work the ship till it reached port when the
wounded man was sent tothe Rhode Island
Hospital and hi> assaiaut locked up.
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supreme judicial Court LAW Term. :
DECISION.

DECISION.
Jacob J. Lord V. Asa French Il al. aud
Trustee.
Hale ~ Emery. Wiswell
Motion oVcrruled. Judgment on the
verdict
Rcscript-'-w henthe seller agrees to sell
a stock OF goods at the Boston prices Of
similar goods At that date. and he fraudu-
lcntly makes ont bill with prices above
Boston prices at the time of the contract.
and the purchaser is thereby deceived. he
may Recover ia an action for money had
and received. the difference between the
prices in Boston and those named in the
bin as Boston prices.
Mary H. Moore W. VIM II. Moore.
Exceptions oyerruied."
t. = Peters. Hale 4 Emery.
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Pleasant Prompt and Effective. Two taken
at night move the bowels once next morning.
Unlike all Pills they never cause pain nor re.
qulre increase Of dose to perfect cure.
Ihey cure headache, dizziness, oppressi3 N
after eating sour rising. and every evil arising
from CosrivEHRss and INDIGESTION, War.
ranted In all cases of Piles. either
bleeding or blind. Trial box, 80 cts. Large
box. % cts. mailed free for this last price,
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
aspendid cure Tor COUGHS, HOARsENEss, and
all THROAT and LUNG Complaints. For sale
by Z. s. HARRISON 4 co. Proprietors,
No. fremont Temple. Boston, and by ali
Druggists. Imo4a
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INVENTOR.

IMPORTANT 10 sUFFERERs.-Thc greatest
benefactor is one who relieves pain and cures
disease. DIR. SILsBEE. has accomplished both
10y his miraculous discovery OF ANAKEsIs. an
absolutely easy, rapid and infallibe cure for
piles in all stages. All Doctors endorse it and
1000 cured sufferers testify 10 It's virtues. 1t
is simple suppository acting AS an instrument
pou:ice and medicine. The reliefIs instant
and cure certain.-Price 81 90. Sent free by
mali on receipt Of price, Anakesis Depot, 46
Walker It., New York.
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NEw YORK. Oct. II.
\ dispatch says great Indignation i ex-
pressed by the boatnen over the conduct
uf the Captain and Pilot of the Steamer
olida. They say that when the steamer
and her tow entered lIayer>eran Bay the
wind was blowing 4 gale. and notwith-
standing one or two boats broke from their
iA>teniuSs. no attention was paid to them.
uJ instead some one on board the Aida
,st the main haw>er which held them
t..ciher and 81 lA.m aIriIt
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ORDER OF EXERCISE.

/. Organ voluntary.
,. Anthem.-"Hosannai in the Highest.
3. Invocation.
VIM. III. Savary of Canton. Mass
I. Reading from the Scriptures.
;. Hymn.
6. Sermon. Rev. Il. X. Shipper of Boston.
:. Prayer Of Ordination.
Rev. l.. T.. Beckwith Of Augusta.
:. Choral >pOn>e.-''Hcar our PRAYER. q
Lord Most High
9. charge. Rev. II. Il. Shipper of Boston.
10. Right Hand of Fellowship.
Rev. A. NJ. Knapp Of Bangor
II. HYMN.
II. Address 10 the Society
Rev. VIM. II. sayary of Canton. Mass.
Is. DoNology.
IA. Benediciion by the pastor
We regret that we have not time 10 give n
more particular account Of the services. hut
hope 10 do 30 next week. The church was
beautifully and gracefully adorned with flowers
and vines, which added much To one Of the
most attractive church edifices in the Stale
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der them leaving them i'm the water. By
clinging to the canoe they succeeded by
great exertion in reaching the shore but in
so exhausted a condition that they with
difficulty crawled to the nearest house
where they were cared for. Three guns
and some clothing were lost.
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NinriaNille.

An adjourned Quarterly Meeting Of the
Hancock Baptist Association convened
with the Baptist church in Mariayile on the
afternoon of the 18th inst. continuin. in
session throughout the 18th, adjournins in
the eve 10 meet with the Baptist church In
Franklin on Tuesday. 2Sth inst. At r. VI.
The preachers on the occasion were Reys.
B"ssrc of Addison, Trip of Surry. Van
klceck of l.amoine and Lorin. of Amher,t.
The meeting was cordially received and
Hospitality entertained by the citizens Of
VI. and We hope an impulse has been given
to the cause OF the master. that shall result
beneiicially to that church and community.
BY invitation Bro. Bessee remained TO
spend the following Sabbath with the
churches in Waltfiam and Mariayillc.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM FIREARMS
Mr.. Alvin Frost OF Mariaylle. while load
ing double barreled gun on sunday
morning, accidently discharged one OF the
barrels. \ large portion of flesh between
the thumb and wrist was blown of and
the artery severed Before medical Al
tendance could be obtained he bled pro-
fusely and became much exhausted.
Several shots also lodged in his head. but
fortunately did not penetrate the skull.
lie is not thought TO be fatally injured, but
his hand will probably be permanently
manned. although the surgeon, DIR. Uodo-
kins OF Ellsworth, is making the attempt
10 save the thumb.
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List Of Pate uts,
Patents issued TO Maine inventors for
the week ending sept. 80, 1873. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor of Pa
tents. Einc,' Block, Il Main Street. Ban
gUr, Ne.
u. Phillips. Augusta. Running Gear for
Wagons; ID. Weber. Houlton. Irvine
Holder; W. \. Estes, China, Plow; J. c.
Beals. Searsport. Marine Drag; L. Chase,
Portland. Blower; VIM. Sharp. Portland.
Preserving Fish.
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Business Notices.


can now ticket passengers to all points
West, Northwest. South and Southwest.
San Francisco, Kansas City. St. Paul. New
Orleans and Florida.
Call and examine time tables. Maps &c.
81 hours Boston to Chicago.
CHAS. C. BURRILL, Agent
Office on State Street, over Aiken * Co.'S
Store. ;w43-
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IF YOUR CREDIT WAS IN DANGER you
would ny 10 prevent protest. II your life
is in danger from cough that is settling
on your lungs, be as prompt in Tesorting to
HALE's HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
Crittentons.' I 9Th Avenue.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute.
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Nj \ II RI e ID.

Castine-Oct. II. by Rev. A. L. Ives. Mr. Jo-
san A. Hatch 10 Miss Mary NJ. Gardner. both
Of Castinc.
Long Island, Bluehill-Mar. 80, 1873, by J.
+. Thomas, Charles Henderson to Clara y.
hill.
:, Brooklin-Oct. 10. 1873. by the same, Saml
i. Clay of Bucksport, to Christiana II. can
dage of BROOKLYN.
Deer l.le-sth inst, by the Rev. b. +.
Stinson Mr.. VIM. II. saunders and Miss Sarah
ii. Lane, both of Deer Isle
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FOUND AT LAsr!-A remedy that not only re-
lieves. but cures that enemy OF mankind, Con-
sumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolye around IL in the shape Of coughs,
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c.
The remedy we allude to is DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. prepared by Seth W..
Fowle Il sons, Boston.
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Heavy Gale.

PORTLAND, oct. Il.
The gale At the Eastward Monday was
very severe. \ United States Coast Sur
Vey steamer and large coaSting schooner
dragged from their mporings At Ca>tine.
the former smashing into the wharf. the
latter going ashore.
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THE PuREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LlvER
OIL Is Hazard Il Casweifs, made on the sea
shore. from sh, Sc elected livers, by CAswrII.
HAZARD h Co., New York. 1t Is absolutely
pure aud sweet. Patients who have once taken
1t prefer 1t TO all others. Physicians have de-
cided 1t superior TO any OF the other oils in
market. Anvil
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HALIFAX. October 4. 1871.
JAMES l FELLOWS, Esq.,-DEAR SIR: Our
sale of your Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
ing it. high price. has far exceeded that of any
other medicine. We have had from you with
in the past year six hundred cases of one doz-
en- each. which has gone into almost every part
of the PI ovince. and gwen, SO far Us we know,
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
As il is no ''quack medicine but compound
ed, As we believe, upon the sound principles
of Pharmaceutical science, we trust you " II
not allow the public to lose sight of remedy
20 well calculated to be Of PERMANENT VAL
UE. Very respectfully, AVERY. BROWN
& co.
since the above was written, Messrs. Avery,
Brown Co. have purchased the enormous
quantity of 500 cases.
INVENTOR.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
JUDGE HAEEow>. PRESIDING.

No IS.
Alden II. Bellatiy V. ThomaSton NJ. F.
ln>. Co. Beliatty was insured in the Dcft.
Co, $500 on hi, House and Eli. in Els
worth and 500 on his furniture His
property was burned Sept. ISGs. but she
Company declined TO pay the insurance
on the ground that Bcllatty had fraudu-
lcntly mis-iatcd hi title. and value of his
properiy in his application. and also that
ia making up his proof of loss. Bellatry
had fraudulently oyer-yalued the amount
OF the loss, and had represented articles
to be lost, which were not lost.
The issue was whether Bellatty had
wllful and fraudulent intent in the state
ments made.
Verdict for the Plaintiff for s2.4.5.
Hale Il Emery for Wiswell for
I'm Defts
Motion for New Trial filed.
Oct. Is
Horace l.. Macombcr V Horatio +. Hod>-
don. This was all action to recover dam
ages for defamatory and sland.rou, words
spoken 10y Defendant of the Plaintiff. The
actlonablc words as alleged were. Horace
l.. Macomber Is a liar and thief" and also
other words. accusing the Plaintiff of the
crime oil adultery. together with the asser-
t'H III a. bcItHuaIt Couiu prove them. he
Defendant admitted the speaking but al
legged that they We're spoken in passion and
also justified on the ground that they were
true Much testimony was introduced As
10 the uprightnesS and purity of PHI :.
character. \ letter written by PHI. was
also introduced. wherein the Plf. sought
TO suppress some questionable transactions
known 10 an intimate. The Jury however
found Def. Guilty aud assessed damages
To the amount OF SiJ.9J.
Abbott * Hale Uallock 4 Wisv.u
for PHI tor nm
lnhaoitant. of Surryv Inhabitants of Vi
haihaVen. An action to recover for sup
pies and medical attendance furnished one
Antony Myrick. pauper. whose legal set
utment was alleged TO be in Deft. town.
Rms. failed 10 prove their account as AL
legged and met with sundry technical obiec-
tiohs a to notice &c. and therefore became
Nousuit.
EheTl N "lswell. Mortland
Oct. -.
The criminal docket was commenced
Wednesday morning.
on TRIAL.
State Geo. T. Hutchings for the crime
OF rape.
sporord, Co. Atty. IIadlock for Respt.
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Ordination.

OrdiHaIiOn.
The ordination of Rev. VIM. ii. Lyon, as
pastor of the Unitarian Church and Society in
this city, took place on Tuesday evening. Al
though the weather was unfayorable the house
was well filled and the exercises were interest
ing and impressive. The following were the
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The show of the SHrry Farmers Club
held on the 18th inst. was a success. The
day was one OF the finest of The season.
early hour. the roads were alive with
farmers and others on their way to the
fair. The neat cattle and colts, though
not numerous, were of superior quality.
As We might be considered a. meddlipg
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HVEGErINE is taken regularly, according
to directions. certain and speedy cure Of Dys-
pepsjs will follow its use.
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LAUNCHED-At Cherry iield. 18th inst. BY q
Campbell Co. 'ntre-board schr called 'Co-
mo-" 10 be commanded by w Ii Lewis, of Steu-
ben.
At Chefrytield, q K Campbell 4 Co. have
commenced work on a vessel OF 800 tons for
Capt Bunker, whose vessel the onward, was
lost at Cow Bay, CB, in the August gale.
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Disasters.

Sch Henry Clay. from New York for Boston,
with coal, sprung leak of Whitestone 18th
inst, and was lowed back to NYorx By stea N
tug May Queen.
Sch Comet, Torrey. from Boston for Calais
put into Rockland ith inst. having lost fore
mast and ioresail of Monhegan the day befor.
Sch Eastern Belle, Parker. at New York I'm
Jacksonville. had heavy y and Ne gales lost
part of deck load Of yellow pine timber an Il
sprung q leak.
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City and County.
Ellsworth.
Religious Services il this City each Sunday.

toNGRFGATIoNAL.-S School at 10 80
4. NJ Preaching at IL and r. NJ
BAPTIsT.-S sabbath School at ! 7. NJ. Preach
lng at > IL and 7. NJ.
tNITARIAN.-Sabbath School at 10 80 \. NJ.
Preaching Al , IL and - F. NJ.
tATHoLIC.-Preaching twice a month at 10
clock y. VI. sabbath school at = Z. NJ
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
Oct ID
sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland
>Uh Iucll, jameson. Bo-ton.
sch Forester Lorng, Boston.
sch BonRy Ives, Whitaker. Boston.
>rh WcstcrlOO. Whitaker, Boston.
sch ohvc Branch. iodgAins Boston.
Nrh Express. smith, Boston.
sch lair WIND Iockhari, New York.
Sch Ella, Porter. Bar lIarbor.
CLEARED.
oct H.
~ch Elizabeth. Murch. BOSTON
sch Anna Murch NO 3dafd Prov idence.
sch Afborecr. Clark. Portland.
ARRIVED.
oh Ca-lilian, Morgan. Boston.
Sch MARY + tushmAn, walls, New York.
CLEARED
Oct. IS.
sch Huskar. Barber. Rocklani.
~yh james Warren. toaklry, Rocklani
Slpop Hero. smith. Bar IarhDr.
slunp Dolphin, Smith, Portland.
sch Doris, Keith. BOSTON.
sch Gcor seauna. thIi;an, Portland.
ARRIVED.
oct. 70.
sch Panama, Gray, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland
Ssh Tameranc, iodskin-. Portland.
ARRIVED.
sch Nandalia, Fnlin gton. Boston.
sch J { Fremont, fernald Rocklanl.
Sch Catherine. Pomeroy, Boston.
sch Rattan, Ferrili, Boston.
CLEARED.
Oct. Il.
81 Westerloo, Whitaker. Boston.
sen Catherine Pomsrny. Bangor.
sen Young Bell, Davis, v.naihaven.
CLEARED.
oct =.
s~h Mountain Laurel, Higgins, Boston
-gh Forester, Loring. Boston.
S-h Ella, Porter, Rockland
sch Diamond, Smith. Koc kiLnd.
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DIE d.

obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pad for.
f.nohscot-l6th inst, Jeremiah Leach son
OF Francis G. and Lizzie Leach. aged yrs, 6
mos, IL days.
steuhn-l2th inst. Alice L.. dau OF Arthur
l. and Lucinda Stevens. aged 20 years
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Extract from N Letter Of Messr.. Avery,
Brown & Co., one of the Oldest and most
Respectable Firms in the Maritime Prov.
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MIDDLETON'S POCKETCORN SHELL

One Agent wanted in every county in the U.
to sell Middleton's Pocket Corn Shelter, patented
1870. 1t shells all sizes Of corn and can be used
~ any one, Will last for year, Retail price, 90 cts
Wholesale to Agents, Is cents. Territory FREE.
MIDDLETON 4 CO.
45tf Harrisburg, Pa.
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Wool Carding !!

HAVING procured the services of good work.
IL man, am now ready to receive wool.
SEND 1T WELL WASHED.
and there will he no pains spared to give the best
Of satisfaction.
A0-W0ol may be left at the store Of H. b Ma.
son, at the mill.
AS-The drouth does not prevent csrding 1t this
mill.
it at the mandatory.
Ellsworth, Nay Goth, 1878. al6
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CALL AT THIS OFFICE
AND GET YOUR B UNLNESS CARDS
,aAtcA comaos be excsllsd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber VAL sell al IIbe sale .t the farm
OF Uriah brake, In Mil Greco Hundred the road
aiding from Roscyille Factory, u Milford Cross
Roads, about 1 y miles from Newark, on Thur.day
the 9th day al February, 1913, AT ID O'Clock, m,
all his stock and farming iisil4 without r1servr,
VIZ: Seven gh,d work OF dtisiug horS also pair
OF Mezcppa colts rising four Years old well MATCH
ell, partly broken and warrant Il sOuu! ten =,
a., -s.S good cows som viii calves by their ~
4 : sides others will soon b. in profit fSSN
Aa-s4 heiier cumtrg three years Old, two year old
heif,rs, . ycarlihg calves.
FARMING UrESSlLS,-Ona good farm wagon
for twO or three hursts, one Germantown carriage
with tongue and shafts, HcCksndorn, Moore g. Wiley
blows, cultvaturs, twin FarrOU, roller, moving
machine, Kirby patient; VIII Al drill, PcnnOcks corn
shelter good new, grain ian, steel tooth horse
rake, hay FORK, double and Il. trees forks, fakes
slOvcls, hoes spades &c scts wagon harness, two
sets lead arness set carriage harness, collars br
dies, lines, buffalo robe, and horse blanket, .ca,l
chain, breast chains, COW chains, cut saw,
broad axe, hand axe, maui and wedges, bar,
grind stone brnr scythc, moving scytlc grain era
die. hay knife, wheel barrow, y hushcl, ant peck
measures, ricceoi shifting, witli cone pull y
IIOuschsld AMI Kitchen Misunderstanding OF
tables, chairs tee, bedst ads looking glass, par
lor stove, setting room stove, BID loom stOvc, win
DAIRY fIXTURES.-C huIn, butter tub. lot OF
milk pans cream Kettle, buckets barrels, benches;
pork by the pound vinegar by the gallon and great
many art ices no mrioned.
CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums upder, 500
cash. on all sums over S25 and under $780, credit OF
of ten months will be given, by the purchaser giving
bapkable note with approved endorser No Interest
paid when due, ii not paid when due, interest from
date.
rRIAH DRAKE, Jr.
A. Cannon, Auctoncer feb o