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Ceasasr l.iniweua.

There Is no pain which Centaur Lniment
will not elieve, no swelling 1t will not subdue,
and no lamencss which it will not cure. This Is
strong language, but it istrue. where the parts
are not gone. Its effects arc marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neur algia,
ocs,jaw, palsy, tsprains, sw ellines. caked-
breasts, scalds burns. sat-rheum, ache, &C.,
upon the human frame. and Of strains, SPAWN,
gals, &C., upon animals, In one year tn An have
all other pretended remedies since the world
began. Ii is a counter-irritant, IN all-healing
pain reliever. Cupples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded arc healed
without scar. II Is no humbug. The recipe
is published around each bottle 1t IL selling
as no article ever before sold and 1t sells be-
cause 1t does just what 1t pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or
swelling deserve to suffer II they will not use
Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificate.
of remarkable cure, including frozen limbs
chronic-rh rheumatism, govt. running tumors, &c,
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe. &c., gratis,
to any one requesting ii. One bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Csntaur Liniment IL worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or swcenied
horses and mules, OF for screw.worm in sheep.
stock owners-this linimeut is worth your at
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. B. RosE 4 Co.. New York.
law1
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Miscellaneous.

NEW 1oRk, April :.
\ New Orleans special states that q
body OF hundred colored men Of Great
Parish last Friday went to Alexandria.
drove out the bogus AcEmery officials and
put in their places appointes Of Governor
kellogg. The colored men allege that
they were entirely defrauded OF their rights
at the last election and took this mode Of
rightlng the matter.
BosroN, April s.
John Savage, cashier of the Lechm ere
National Bank, has pleaded guilty to en-
bezziing funds OF the Bank, and will be
sentenced in May.
CINCINNATI, April 8.
The indications are now that Johnson
Dem is elected by from 1000 to 1000
maj. for Mayor.
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Not SUCH SILLY GOOSE AFTER Alive
heard of an anu sing incident Which occurred
in the Second Ward of this city. which we
think worthy of relating. A family residing
at the corner of Townsend and Catawba
streets, like the rest Of their neighbors, are in
the habit of keeping q number of domestic
fowls, and small flock Of geese included.
some few weeks since the geese were missing
and all efforts to find them proved fruitless.
But one day this week the gander Of the flock
returned to the front gate of the premises Of its
owner, and Immediately set up u loud scream,
and would not be Quieted nor come into the
yard. Finally the owner came out and follow
ed il for number Of blocks until it entered
yard. At the rear Of which was an old barn. On
opening it the balance Of the flock were found
and were taken possession Of by the owner. 1t
appeared that the gander had made its escape
through hole in the floor of the barn, and then
started for home to give the slarm.-[Syracuse
Standard, March Is.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, CT, April s.
Returns from every town in the state re-
ceived at the Office of the evening Post
give Haven, (Rep.) 80, 200: Ingersoll,
(Dem. "A 800 and Smith, (Temp.) 2,09l;
making Ingersoll's maj. 1916. In the first
Congressional district General Hawley.
(Rep.) is reelected by ! 1872 maj. In the
second district. Kellogg, (Rep.) is reflect
ed by So maj. In the third district Stark
weather. Rep is reelected by 1871 maj.
In the fourth district, Barnum. DEM is
reelected by l,440 maj. The Republicans
have a majority OF one in the State Senate,
and the Democrats a majority Of from II
to Is in the House.
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l'asitar.

Castta~.
Revenue Cutter "Dolbin"will put on
Gang" of new rigging this spring, will
also square rig" toward.
business is brisk around the wharves.
getting vessels prepared for the seasons
business.
Schooner Union. arrived. and SCH
II. b. Mahoney, sailed for Owls Head.
to load stone for Philadelphia.
"A lady of this village prepared
nice night-cap, in preparation for an in
teresting occasion all at once it was miss
ing; a neighbor noticed that robin had
what seemed TO be little white flag fut-
tering from the side of its nest, high up
in a large elm near the house. After the
little robs were fiedged, the nest was en-
amined when II was found that the moth
er-robin had anticipated the owner of the
lost night-cap.
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n 4 II II ED.

Ellswori-6th inst, at the Congregational
Parsonageby Rev. DIR. Tenney, Mr.. j. Fuller
GOODWIN q stetson. and Miss Fannie NJ. Jordan
OF Ellswoih.
GouldstrO-3Oth ult.. by D. N. Burr ESQ.,,
Mr.. Geo.W. Nutter TO Miss Alice J. Rose
brook. bon Of Gouldsboro.-[Gospel Banner
please cop.
Amherstby Rev. l.. Marsh, Mr.. Char les f.,
Fletcher oAmherst and Miss Ellen E. Moore
OF Plantatn No. q.
Franklir-6th inst, by N. A. =" ns.., NJ
George O. Hooper and Miss Avis +. Hooper,
both Of Fmklin.
Surry-d inst, by Rev. VIM. Reed, Mr.. Geo.
d. Wood Surry TO Miss Jamie Z. Bridges Of
PenObscot
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Foreclosure Of Mortgnge.

WI Err + AS TERESA NJ. WAKELY OF
" Bucksport, in the County Of Hancock ana
s,ate OF Maine. on the second day of September
a. y 1853, by her deed OF mortgage Of that date,
by her subscribed, in which Thomas wakely, her
husband. released his Dover: recorded IN Han.
cock Registry Of Deeds, Vol. i3s, Page lss; con.
veyed to me, the undersigned, a certain lot or
parcel OF land, situated in said Buck sport, and
bounded as follows, to wit
Beginning at the south east corner on the coun.
~ road leading 10 Bangor. by land formerly of
Arthur McGlothiin; thence, moth s3 deg. west,
Jour rods, one foot, eight inches; thence, paral.
ieI with the county road. three rods and tive nty
INKS, to about the centre of large stone IN arked
win red chalk thence, north 63 deg. east, four
rods one foot and eight inches, to a stake and
stone at the road; thence by said road southerly
iouI rods to the place of beginning. being the
sane ia9d conveyed by me to said Teresa NJ.
Wakeiy by deed bearing even date with this mort.
gage.
ana whereas, the conditions of said mortgage
aeed having been broken.I, the under cd here
~ claim 70 ioreciose the same and give this no.
hes accordingly.
JOSEPH T. AMES.
Bucksport, April I, 1873. 3wl5
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Annual Tow Meeting, Planta ton No

Plantation Ne. ~
Annual Towd Meeting, Planta ton No.
Z, March 81.
Moderdtor-G. c. Hovey.
Totcn Clerk. W. johnson.
Assessors-A. Hovey, A. b. Hovey, A.
Robertson. Jr.
Constdbie-D. Hovey.
Tredsurer-D. Robertson.
8. s. Committee-C. W. Doyle.
Surreyor Of Lumber-A. b. Hovey.
Surreyor Of High,says-Wm. Rober tson.
School Agent-W. c. Hovey.
Collector Of Idres-D. Hovey.
MONIES RAISED.
For Highways, $500
d" Incidental Expenses. 30
" Schools, what the law requires.
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ENROLMENT OF TIE MILIrIA-The fol-
lowing law in regard TO the militia was
passed by the last Legislature -
Ii shall be the duty of assessors of cities
towns and plantations ofthe State, to pre-
pare lists OF all persons who may be liv-
ing within their respective limits and liable
to enrolment; giving the name. age AID
occupation of each of such persons. and all
facts which may determine his exemption
from military duty, and place certified
copy OF such lists in the hands of the clerk
of their respective cities, towns or plan
tations, on or before the first day of June
next, and the said clerks shall return copies
of such lists TO the adjutant general at
Augusta, on or before the fifteenth day
of June next.
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lmpertant to Maine Fisheruen.

The following circular relative " the
fishermen on the coast of Canada, was is
sued from the Treasury Department Mon
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Eassbresk
Annual Town Meeting. Eastbrook,
March 81.
Noderdtor-Freeman Butler.
Selectmen. Gc.,-John S. Parsons, Jos eph
r. Wilbur, Alden Butler.
1redssrer-George w. Butler.
Collect0r-Joseph p. Wilbur.
Constdble-walter Dyer.
8. s. COmmittee-S. o. Googins, A. p.
Bunker.
10nn Agent-Wm. r. French.
The first pillow ever owned here. Mr..
Moses Butler bought of VIM. Wooster OF
Franklin. and carried it on his back eight
miles. This was so years ago. Robert
Dyer owned the first pair Of cart-wheels
here.
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Nashua. y. H., sends Us another of its
nice little dog stories, family there.
residing near the railroad, having per-
mitted little daughter. five years old. to
play about the yard in company with a
Newfoundland dog. The other day the
child escaped from the yard and went upon
the track just as train was coming. The
dog saw and appreciated the danger, and
quickly Selling the little girl by her dress.
pulled her back upon the sidewalk and
stood over her until the train had passed.
The little miss scolded and kicked. but he
did not let her up till the danger had passed.
when he trudged on behind her as though
nothing had happened.
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A schoolmistress residing In sumner
has just recovered n verdict for SANDER
against school committee man who said
she drank. The case was tried last week
at Paris and was a sensation. The plaintiff
is described As pretty, OF a forid complex
ion, and wears ''jaunty red curls." She
showed that she only took wine for the
stomach's sake, AFTER fever. The jury
awarded her 81 90.
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MARINE LIST.
Disnsler-.

The total value of he vessels lost or missing
bound 10 Or rom ports IN the United States ttur.
ing the last month, not including carxoe. al tsI
ss- The number of vessel. was dfty, of which
seventeen we're wrecked. The st. John I,lob.
states The ntnber of vessels lost belonging to III
port, since January lst Is sixteen. involving
heavy loss 10 underW riters.
MISSING 'EssEL-There is now good reason TO
believe thai the schooner IL OrDe, Can't Nicker
son Giouctster which has now been absent i've
weeks on aueorges trip, and wa. last seen on the
bank thrce weeks ago since which time there have
been no tidngs OF her, and she probably will never
again return. The Orne was a first-ca.s .choon
er, % h3 tots register, built at Bath Me- in 1859
anu owned ~ Messrs. Samuel Lane 4 brother
She was vahed at tsjop and insured Tor s,,joD IN
The gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Office
also etO on outfits. Her crew list compri -ed ten
men, most whom were married and leave fam
lie- in this town.
Barque Chef, at Boston, from Messina report.
that tdwari Chase. seaman, of Maine, died of
Consumption March 5.
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Man Killed by Falling from . Rail-
Road Train.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, April 8.
Policeman Parsons of Portland, who
was found by the side of the Maine Central
track near this place this morning, died at
4 30 this Z. NJ. 1t is stated that there was
a rough set of men on the train last night,
and it is considered probable by many that
Parsons was pushed from the train. His
remains will be taken TO Portland Tonight
and it is understood that q Coroner's in
quest will be held in that city tomorrow.
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DSsnee - OASy Co00e1l,
The City Council ON Tuesday, elected
the following officers:
Clerk, Treasurer. and Collector of Taxes-
VIM. o. Mcdonald.
Street Commissi0ner-Jesse Duttou.
City Solicit0r-John B. Redmau. ESQ.
board Of Hedith-Dr. A. Fulton, DIR.
Drake. Chas. ID. Mcdonald.
frs Engineers-S. d. wiggin, Sidney
Stockbridge
assessors Monroe Young, Isaac Y.
Mur-n, Emerson Robbins.
.. y. Committee-J. B .Redmsu. Rev. 8.
Tenney, Rev. W. Il. savary.
School agents were also chosen. but we
have not been able to obtain their names.
If the town constitutes but one diksr;ct
are not the City Fathers rather fast e
choose 81 school agents7 or, is the recon
mendation Of the Mayor to rescind the vot'
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

I HEREBY give notice. that on the twenty second
day of October. A. II. 1870, Albert A. Burns by
his deed OF thai date rsortgaged 20 me certain
parcel OF land In Trenton. Bounded as follows
begin ming on the West side of Jordan's River in
said Trenton, st the No. East corner bounds OF
Lcmuel Moore's lot and running Westerly by sai,.
line 5.o rods 10 corner bounds, thence Northerly
at night angles II IL rods. thence at direct ange
Easteriy 70 the shore OF Jordans River. contain
Ing twenty five acres more or less and being the
same premises conveyed Oy Timothy Harden To
Amos u. DUlIiyer b. deed dated sept. 18th, A. ID.
lsIS. The condition OF zaId mortgage having
been broken. claim TO foreclo.e the same, and
give this notice for that purpose.
GEORGE DARK.
BY j. Is. Redmau his A Attorney.
Ellsworth, March 18th. 1873 3wl3
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G0alAsb0ro.
Mr.. Alfred Tracy 4 Son have contract
ed to finish the outside OF the church at
Prospect HarbOr.
Sch. j. C. Haraden has been repaired
and is now ready for business. She is
commanded by Capt. F. P. Joy Of Prospect
Harbor.
Curtis Stevens, Esq, has got the con-
tract to carry mail on the new route from
Winter Harbor to West GOuldsboro.
S. B. Hutchings has his material ready
for erecting a store in Sullivan and is only
waiting for snow to settle few feet.
John F. PineO has recently united his
mechanical powers with Mr.. Frank Sum-
mer's in building nice cunning float. 1t
is to be called the "Wild Goose Chase
The boat is now done and Mr.. Pineo means
business.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, April s.
At a hearing to-day on a writ OF habeds
corpus. in the case of Lucette Meyers Arm
strong, witness in the Goodrich case. Her
counsel suggested the fixing of a reasona-
Bile amount of bail, and the district attor-
ney made no objection. The woman was
remanded to Jail pending the decision.
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BEAUTY At the FIRESIDE.
Unabated success OF

ELEGANT GORGEOUS BRILLIANT
Crumbs of Comfort, the greatest success of the
age Crumbs Of Comfort, the pride OF the kitchen
and parlor. Thousands of ladies attest its worth
unhesitatingly pronounce it the Queen of lustres.
the Press universally praise 1t 4 proclaim it wo-
mans every day friend. Economical, Lasting In
approachable, PRICE, 10 cts, ladies will find crumbs
OF Comfort for sale by all first class grocers hard
ware dealers, country store keepers &c, through
out the u 5. 4 Canadas. ii. A. BARTLETT l. Co.,
Manufacturers Bartletts Backing, Pearl Blue &C.
New ork. 40 DiUa,. .I'-i,~ .i.o ha-s.st
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A0hePue.

A0oerDe.
NoderdtOr-R. II. Silsby.
Czerk-G. c. White.
Selectnsem. Assessors, Gc.,-R. II. Silsby.
Jas. H. Nickerson, Moody A. Foster.
7reasxrer-O. II. Buzzell.
C0llectOr-Chas. d. NickersOn.
8. s. Committee-H. 5. LOring.
T0seR AgeRt-G. &. White.
MONIES RAISED.
For Schools, ESQ
:" Town Expenses, $50
:. Roads, 200
The big trees are mot MI cut yet.
Sever q large, long, and noble masts, have
been passing recently from Aurora to ELS
worth, drawn By six and eight horses.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
/ all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ca. ana has taken upon himself. the trust of
Administrator with the Will annexed of the Is.
tate OF JAMES LITTLE, late of Bucksport,
In the County Of Hancock, yeoman,
deceased, by giving bond the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted
To the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on, TO exhibit the same for payment.
JOSEPH r. LITTLE.
January 10th, 1879. 3wl3.
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CALAis-Ar SOth. sch Limartine, Scott Boston
Cic 3lst, ch Northern Light, Harper Wick ford
BtcksPHr-sld An, sch Onward, Arey, hos
ton
PoKTLAN,-Ar slst- sch Prize, Thursten. for
Mt. Desert
Ar lst. sa onward, Bunker, Cardenas; Helen
Mar, Mute, Boston.
Cid tth, rig Carrie L. Pickering, Torrey, Ha.
yana.
BosroS-Ar 3th, sch May Queen, Crab;ree, Sui.
livrn.
Passed through Hell Gate-3lst, sch Petrol
DAVIS, NeN York, for Rockiand.
NEw fRk-Cld 2d. sch Aitavela, Cogsins
WilmingtoL
Al Sd. All. Whitmore, Greenlaw, Rockland
AR 9TH, 90 Iary Means, Pcndleton, Providence
CID 4th, ) Martin, Brown, Demerara
MEMORIAL 9Th. sch Majestic, Dodge, Proyi.
dence. for lew York
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Cas'oria Is more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article In existence
which is certain 70 assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels cure wind-cslic and produce natur'
al sleep. II contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take.
Children need nH cry and mothers may rest.
15wj
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Hancock.
The generosity Of District No. 4. in
presenting to the town SO much of High
School-room, will not soon be forgotten By
those interested and benefited by the noble
action. And we are inclined to think the
gift wise provision on the part OF the
town, conducive TO its welfare aud econ
omy, rs. by the gin, we have a building,
with but little additional expense on the
proper site for our High School.
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Fire in Pennington.

PENNINGTON, Me-, s.
Last night about twelve O'Clock the hotel
and stable at Pennington Falls were burn
ed to the ground. The buildings were par
tally cleared. The hotel was occupied by
+. e. Gilman. Loss heavy, insurance
small.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
Fire in Bridston.-loss $50 900.
PORTLAND, April {

PORTLAND, April :.
A fire in Bridgton at O'Clock last eve.
ming burned the dry goods store Of Robert
\. Cleaver, the next building occupied by
Isaiah Gore, as livery stable, also by J.
$. Merrill, Photographer, and Smith
Chaplin, lawyers; the building occupied
by the Bridgton Netcs, and Mr.. Sanderson,
tailor; the building occupied by E. E. Will
der, harness maker, and the blacksmith
shop of William Riley. Loss estimated at
10000.
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ffaakitn.
Rev. o. Il. Wilson and family. accom-
panied by Saml W. Swan and Charles w
Springer of Franklin, LEFT town this week
for the West. They intend to locate a
homestead on government lands and settle
II desirable situation is found. All COM
munications sent to either of them may for
the present be addresse d to Overton, Daw-
son Co., Nebraska.
"A four year old girl of Martins
Ridge" named Mary L. Springer. in nine
lessons, committed 10 memory the multi
plication table, and recited ii to her teacher
without making a mistake.
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TIE 81 BsCRiBER hereby gives public notice
] 10 all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administrator of the Estate of
FRANK II. sELLARS late of Penobscot
IN the county OF Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs, he therefore, re.
quests all persons who indebted to the said
deeeaseds estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment
JAMES SELLERS.
fenobseot. Feby, Goth, 1873. 3wI5.
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men snd NO
men. we give employment that pays from - to
~ per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city town and village. Send
J. Latham q Co., 3e2 Washington st. Boston.
Mass. U0.
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BluehiIl.

On Saturday the 5th inst. Mr.. Roland
Durgin Of Sedgwick, while at work in his
fathers mill, got his right hand caught in
the heading saw and sawed OF his fore and
nrst middle fingers, besides saving his 9TH
er two fingers quite badly. His first mid
die finger was so badly mangled, he was
obliged to have it amputated at the hand.
The wound was dressed by DIR. Grindle.
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Business Notices.

MOTHERS DO NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN
trihe with coughs or colds Insist on their
taking Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar
without delay. See yourselves that It Is done
Beware Of procrastination. Cuttert0n's, 9Th
Avenue. Sold BY all Druggists.
Pixies Toothachs Drops cure in minute.
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!MMEDIATELY.-If every family knew the
value Of Miss Sawyer's Salye they would imme-
diately purchase . box and never be without 1t.
II your Druggist IL out Of this Salve and neglects
to keep supplied, send seventy five cents Is d.
rected In another column, and say you saw the
advertisement In this paper. l5u
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Oriand.

Master John B. Carter is now teach
ing his one hundred and fifth school. He
has never entered . complaint to S. S.
Committees, nor been obliged to leave
a school from insubordination Of scholars.
He is faithful teacher, and worthy OF
praise the world over.
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legal Aotifes.

To W. II. hlsbury. Trial Justice in and
for the County Of Hancock.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUESTED by the un.
! dersigned Proprietors Of Franklin Street
Meeting House in Bucksport Village to call =
meeting Of the "Proprietors of Franklin Street
Meeting House," to be held In the vestry Of said
Meeting House on the ID day Of Nay 1873. at u
l. To choose Moderator
II. To choose q Clerk
III. To revive the corporation Of "Proprietors
OF Franklin Street Meeting House, bv
choice Of all necessary officers.
~. Te determine the mode Of calling future
meetings and to adopt BY Laws.
J. G. SLOWER.
q. w. HERBERT,
March 3Ist, 1873. JOHN RJJCK
HANCOCK, $50 Jas. G. Slower a subscriber
10 the foregoing petition-you are hereby requir.
ed TO notify, as the law requires, the Proprietors
OF the Franklin Street Meeting House to meet at
The time and place and for the purposes specified
in the foregoing pc tition and to make due return
OF this warrant with your dongs thereon.
~ GIVEN under my hand and seal ut
{, Bucksport this second day OF April,
W. II. PILsBURY.
~ Trial Justice.
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Mr.. Woodbury. Purington of Bruins
wick, while saving pine log one day the
present week. came across six pound
cannon ball, embedded In the centre OF the
log. and the curious are pulling their
brains - sad cut how IL came sAse re.
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STAGNATloN 10 the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases 'fesh Is heir to-
This. however, u obviated, WITHOUT DEBrI I.
TATING thesystep, by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. tf6l.
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ed. before July l, 1873, they may still be
subjected to serious difficulty by private
parties, under the provisions of the stat
utes Of the Dominion of Canada.
(Signed) WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
Secretary of Treasury.