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ANsoN. j q Gahan to Mark Steward, farm, $500
j Gahan to ) q Gahan, acres, i.
ATHENS. Obed W McIntire to Alvra Lowe, 10
acres and building, $50.
BRIGHTON. John Mcclure to Jesse York, wood
lots, 100 & w Hayden to Benjamin Moody,37 -
acres, SO.
BINGHAM. + W johnson to J Grant, farm,
1000.
CAEATuNk PLAHr Joseph Clark to Abby F
CAMBRIDGE. Geo Il Watson to VIM Watson
farm, 500 Nathan Clark to A Z Small, - OF saw
mill, 800.
CANAAN. G IL Getchell to II S Wheeler, Gl2
square feet, 50.
DETROIT, W Cummings to W p Cummings,
FAIRFIELD. Timothy G Davis to Joseph II Doe,
20 acre lot, 215. Edgar NJ Gibson to same 10 acres
more or less, 100 Samuel Webster to Lucy j
w ebstcr farm 5000 Il Gibson to Lorenzo Dow
lot and buildings, ZOO 5 Pratt and o I Holt to +
G Fogg, lot of land 800 Sumner Osborn to j Null
HARrLASD n w Hunt TO Lyman Cook, one half
of Spool Factory, $500 Lyman Cook TO Harris
P4shor one half of Spool Factory, $500
NoRRrDGEwock Calvin G Hale to J Carlton
LOT, l00 w Moore to Truman Sawyer, wood lot
10, II { Powers to John Sawyer, about 30
square feet, 90. Lorenzo Dow to VIM W Gould, $
acres and buildings, $50. Geo Dorr to Olive and
Louise Dorr farm $500 X 5 Haynes to II Bige
low. farm 600.
NEW PORTLAND. II F Ames to Carlton Norton
farm 1854 So. A Churchill to and A Thompson
acre, 10 Elias G Gould to same, one half of 80
acres, 100 Alva Elder to Arsenoth Churchill farm
800. II Clark to A j Cunningham, onehalf OF lot
and buildings $50.
PIrrSFIELp. Isaac H Lancy TO John Dresser lot
OF land 300. Sidney I'll Bond to III L johnson, lot
and buildings, /. l. Wtham to Nathan Merrill
farm 200 u Farnham, ,Ir TO c II Sawyer, lot and
buildings, $500.
PALMYRA } G Webb and wife to r q Jordan
farm 400. J Webb and Il G Jordan to j food
rich, acres and buildings 200.
RIPLEY. Horace Dunlap to 5 + Stone, LOT and
buildings, 500.
SKoWHEGlN. Jas Harmon to A & z Coburn,
pasture 300. II .lewett to John Durrill, lot and
buildings, 1900 Humphry Lambert to Nathaniel
MabOn, % acres, more or less, $50 John WOodman
to John .judkinS, onehalf cemetery lot, u 30. l.
l. Squire to Il i Ii Paul, lot and buildings. 1000
Conant To Albert Fuller lot and buildings, 100 G
Baker to Hiram BgeloN, blacksmith shop and lot
10.
ST ALBANS. A Parsons to Benjamin MGgoon
l acre land, loo. II skinner Wm III Lombard,
. lots, 900 j Flanders 10 } l. Fuller, about 10
acres, loo
SAND BAR. q MastermM to J 5 Mastcrnan,
one half of farm, loco
SrNRks. David Sterry to Lizzie A Standisl, Il
OF land, 40 David Sterry to Albert Sterrv,
farm 800. l. treenleaf to 4 L vii hanson, :
acres more or less, $50. Mary Smell TO same p
acres more or less, 30 / T. williamson to Pa
tience ) Spinney, farm 300.
SoNER~Fr Mills, Jennie Il Jacobs t \ Mich
OILS, lot, 100.
Soi.nN John Tuscan 10 John Whippe, acre,
Il.
SMtIitItID. j & n Perkins A { Perkins.
farm John tntWorth TO Reuben, IN, { q
Wentworth, farm, 500.
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A Walking Miracle
Mr.. II. X. STEVEN:

Ii.
Dear Sir-ThOugh Il stranger want to inform you
what EGErINE has done for me.
Last Christmas, Scrofula made its aupearance in
my System-large running ulcers appearing on me
as follows: One on each Of my arms one on NV
thigh, which extended to the seat one on nv head
which eat into the skull bone, one on nv left leg
which became so bad that two physicians came to
amputate the limb though upon consultation con
Guided not to do So my whole body was so full of
Scrotula they deemed it advisable to cut the sore
which was painful beyond description and there
was quart OF matter run from this one sore The
physicians all gave me up to die, and said that they
could do nothing more for me. Both my legs were
drawn up to my seat, and it thought that if I
did get up again would be cripple for life
When in this condition / saw VEGETIyE adyer-
tised, and commenced taking it in March, and fol
lowed on with it until had used IL bottles and
ms morning am going to plough corn n well man
All my toWlsmen say it is miracle to see me round
walking and working. '0"'
In conclusion | will say when | was enduring
such great suffering, from that dreadful disease
Scroflla, prayed the Lord above to take me ont OF
the world, but as NECETINE has restored TO me the
blessings of health, desire more than ever TO liye
that may be Of some service to nv fellow man
ana know OF no better way to aid suffering human
ity, than to enclose to you this statement of nv
wit an earnest hope that you will publish il, and
it VIII afford me pleasure to reply to any communi
catloh Which may receive therefrom.
am Sir, very respectfully
WILLIAM PAYN.
Avery Berrien Co. Mich, July 10, 1872. 4w9asp
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CITY election next Monday.


Steamer Cambridge is TO take the place of the
katahdn on the 18th March.
The roads alt in wrrtchcd condition for
travelling.
Last week TWO pairs Of horses belonging to
Frank Z. Emne>, While hauling ice on Paper
Mil Pond, broke through al at once. and he
came near losing all four anima~-but they
We're rot out.
Some of the ueatc>t and most substantial Jobs
in dentistry that were ever seen in this vicinity
have recently come from the office Of Dr. Lom-
bard The Doctor is making a reputation for
lasting and durable work.
The proprietor of the old and Young folks
assemblies will give sheet and pillow case
masquerade bail. on the closing night Tues
day. March 10Th. These assemblies have been
largely attended and very popular. and this ball
will undoubtedly, be 4 gay affair Music, fall
QuadIille band of seven pieces. Tickets for
,.tL ii MnulcOck'S
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

liiE "SCIENGE OF LIFE, OR SELFrEFS-
IRNAIiDN," a Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cur" OF Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in
Man. Nervous and Physical Debility, HypochQnaria
lmPotencv, SpermatoTliga OF Seminal Weakness
aud an Other Diseases Arising from the errors of
yunth ~ tile indi9crrtiuns or cNcesSes of mature
years. This i indeed book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught Ivy this work the trlle way
to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and
hest medical WORT ever published, and the only
on TINS elias Of us worth reading l9oth edition,
revised much enlarged, illustrated, bound in beattt
tui French cloth Price only II. Sent by mail
MtDlCA -" X ssGiPf q E. r AEs nI6hnIEA E,raa,
Boston, Mas. OF bR. W. ii. PARKER, Assistant
fhy 'ician \. i. The author may be consulted on
me hGT" Mll ~ al iiSrH1t5 requiring skill and
Af''i'"t'' ly9lSp
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NOTICES
SCROE~UAA.
SCROFULOUS HUMORS.

Ii NEGrlINE Will relieve pain cleanse. purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient perfect
health after trying different physicians, many rene
yon are sufferer you be cured Why is this
medicine performing such great cures? 1t works IN
the blood, in the circulating fluid 1t can be truly
called the Great BLOOD Pafifer. The great source
OF disease originates in the blood and no medicine
that does not act directly upon it, purify and reno
When the blood becomes lfeless and stagnant
either from change Of weather or climate, want OF
exercise irregular diet, or from any other cause, the
NEGErINE will renew the blood, carry off the putrd
humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels
and lmpart a tone of vigor to the whole body. The
medical profession, that the remedies supplied by
the egefdbte hlagdom more safe, more success
fnl, IN the cure OF disease, than mineral medicines
NEGErINE is composed Of roots, banks and herbs
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly safe to give to
an infant. In Scrofula the VEGEIINE has perform
ed wonderful curas, where many other remedies
have failed, Will be Is the following unsolic
tied ttst mOnii! ~"
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Why Will You
CaFanJ

10 all persons suffering
rom Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Cramps in the
limbs VI ~toncall, Bilious
collie, Pain in the back,
bowels or side, we would
-ay, fln HOUSEHOLD
fANACEA and FAMILY
LINllIENr is Of all others
the remedy You want for
internal and external use.
1t has cured the above
complaints in thousands
ot case. There is no
mistake about it. Fry =
Sold by all Druggists.
lVSn2p
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MAR ItIE.I,.

n M@nror, leb, ..by NV. D. Walker, Mi
.iah troXtord oil New LuI@h ana Mr. GEORGIA A
Sanborn N Monroe
In irmldort, Mar. 4 10y Gilbert i Curtis. E<q
Mr., Marcua VI. Cl.li. OF frankfort ana Miss ida
Miller Of EI0Oks.
IN White port, Feb. "a. by Rev. T.. H. Small, Mr.
John L hm@ bury and Mr.. Nlllie T.. Amcs, both
Of Frankfort.
IN Rocklana, Feb lath, MIR Joseph l. smith and
MI ito A A Lot'trr both 81 SCuti lh1mueton
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The eastern normal school at Castinc now has
upward of one hundred students. On Monday
Capt Hugh Ross, with characteristic kindness
ana generosity, sent the steamer Howell along
shore from Bucksport to Castlne, touching at
Belfast, and thus saved forty thankful students
from lourneying by land or sea on stormy and
uncomfortable laN
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A little daughter of Mr. Samuel Condor of
days ago from a singular accident She was
passing from one room to another with her
knitting work in her hand. when she stumbled
and fell, and one of the needles entered her face
near the eye with such force that it penetrated
the skull and passed into the brain,
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Hancock Co.

'N''' '' $50 ~
Ir. for +hr month OF February:
'' ''
Hancock 20.
....i buildings lao.
Bt,hSFuEr. Thomas Hrnty to lhos. ii. Her
,,, / .; OF LOT ana buildings. II ,ha~ \. Severance
tl f. 4, Arcv 4 ais. lot, $1,000 W II small to t.
Powers acre lot SO
BEuukLlN. David Harding to : b, Harding, II
-fIs1 H9t' gig, II. II E3Gtlrl 70 VI, y" paH, iol
Iln ~" 0 w. ~ ~ '''
i & '',' II '''i sd" ~ ''>'' "'~'"''
N' N.Y. w., " a. ,.u,.,o, n N,ra, l,t
E a, f.l,,.', ~ a. .i'..;I,, = .,, -
=, ,''''1V a. ' -, u n.dIsi, p, :tn1r -''
nfnl,nl Nattm lnfLin K n. to Paul Jameson.
Us acre, land ~ ran jameson 10 m William
,I' !, ,'r,, NJ Id land. 81 49,
a. ~I1,ttri, Geo. b. Tloyl H. D. IT, Iiiegins, q
acre Mia l:ud -911 lra>ttls Eedman 10 John
i,,tf r ter,. L,t 4l5u N.thI Emerson 10 H. IT,
Emerson i . acre lot 1>ul Jason Phillips to Joseph
MaScott. a45 81. RODS. III. +. A. Day TO Ara T.
ti|9t I ~ @,' ..re. Nh INA 19,2 tieoroc
,a,amJ Wh M ''>''' lis Sane 200
NJ M, IN n "A ,.i".s hoMs,' and lnt 140a
"a taS l" III ' i hou'' ana nt i., ~
h2''i' N''I' I" M ~ !. WE;tI9rt otfr,
In 51d An II Hn,mrs 10 + ! iinImts j, snuar,.
sig ',i n,,Liin.T- -snt II rll,,,l-ins tn i nyi
Weber, 4 ST. rod, 100 NJ II iiathW. 4. 1 AL 10
..mr - 81. rod ana building, $500.
InrN. n,yl 5raugcorrl 10 IT. NJ Eral4-c4m -
NERO. and lnIitinn 500 J. n pma2gl,s. 10 /. q.
nr.tles nof-l hi lat llool
GnI,p..nlsn. T. \ Shaw 10 Nathan shaw. 10
.,l,+ -9.n "A IL ! .uis 4 .ls 10 same F, acre.
I.t III III award Hammond 70 school Dist. No.
s,bool hons. lot 81
,1I,,rHl Nn Dcsi-les TO W. f. Desisles, 90
-.. ,eitl, iuiiliu.cS e9tHyu &, x < H. ,JOV TO J
Kerry ~ acre~ ~ lid land 500. VIM. f. MUseis
ro Wary HodgkinS L. acrr and buildings, $500 j.
q Archer TO E. !. Hamilton, % acre lot, 500.
MT pTSllr Daniel Noln.s To +. r. Somrs 20
i.r,.s ana buildings, sloo.
ou~ Louisa irrrze To II / salisbury Y, acre
vili land, Sloo.
Onl.>Nl Gto. VI. norr 10 T. A. Saunders lot OF
land $50
NIlIIrAx 4 h. Perry 10 q. :. Foster = acres
Au1 buildings, 800. g. W Chlleot to same. acre
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Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor has made the following
nominations: Trial justice, Daniel Billings
Little Deer Isle: Ambrose T. Cargill, Lab
erty: Jason Estes, Troy John ". Neal
ley, Monroe notaries public, f. Crabtree.
No. Haven: Justice of peace and quorum,
Lyman S. Judd Presque Isle; Alex Black
Stockton: Henry II. Grant, Searsport ::
Samuel Bunker, Arson: David g. Stlnson,
SkoWhegan; Geo. B. Sawyer, Wiscasset
Ebenezer Otis, Rockland; Henry b. Hos
kins, Gardiner; Francis w. Cole, Goulds-
boro' Asa Thurlough, Monroe: James Y.
McClntock, Belfast.
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Tho State Temperance Convention,

The annual gathering of the friends of
total liquor prohibition took place this
year in Portland. Gov. Dmgley was made
chairman, and the following list of officers
rhOStn-
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Passport thinks she had an earthquake
last Saturday ni~ht I was exclusively
a local affair.
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CGntaur Lininie ats.

There Is no pain which The
tentaur Linimcnts Will not re-
lirVe, no swelling they will not
ubduc, and no lamene~5 which
they will not cure. This is
-trops language, Eat it IL true,
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CHILDREN often look Pale and Sic

for no other causes than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFUGE COMFlTS
VIII destroy Worms with outinjury to the child be
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all cooring of
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines At rN FSrY FIVE CENTS A Box. l1Y1sp
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lhtN nave iiit!ilctd more cures
of lheumatisnn, neuralgia, lock-iaw, palsy
sprans. ~Wcllnge. rakcd breasts ~ra~ burns.
salt rheum, ealachc, &C.. upon The human frame
and of strains, SPAWN. gals &c. upon animals
in one wear titn haze all other pretended rem
olies N'nrr the world began 1'h4N .au,,t
irlitant, ullhcain@ pain relieNcr3. Ilipple-
throw away their crutchcs, the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmlt~, and Ih,-
wounded are healed without 4 scar. The re-
cpe is published around each bottle. They ell
as no article. ever before sold. and they zen be
cause they do Just W hat they pretend to do,
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve 10 suffer if they will moi use
Ccntaur Linmcnt. white wrapper. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism. govt, run
ming tumorS. &c., have been received. NeWill
send Il circular containing certificates tile re
clpe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting ii. One
bottle OF yellow wrapper Centdtlr Llilimcnt l.
worth one hundred dollars for sWcenicd horse.
and mules, or for lcrcW-Worn iii sheep. Stock
oWner>-lc>o linmentS are worth Your atten-
ton No family should he without them,
"Whta wrapper for family use" Yellow wrap
per for animals. sold BY all DrugTiSa %
cents per bottle; large BOTTLES, 5.1,00. j. Il.
ROSE Il co., Il, Broadway, New YORK.
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The Temperance Crusade.

NEW \ DIRK, March > At the temper
ance meeting last night, bio Lew is pro
posed that ten women be detailed to each
block, they praying first in one gin mill,
and until all in the block are visited, and
this repeated until the victory is achieved
This plan will probably be adopted Sey-
eral temperance meetings We're held last
night i'll various parts Of the city. Quite
a number of the divines preached upon
the subject, both in this city and Brooklyn,
including Dcechcr and Tilton
IN MARYLAND
CUMBERLAND, March ,, Over sixty pos
tai cards were sent through the postoiIice
on Saturday to retail liquor dealers in this
city, requesting them to desist from the
sale of liquors before Wednesday, the 18th
inst, or women's prayer meetings will be
held in front of their premises.
PROHIBITION IN kENTUCkl.
LOUISVILLE, March ,. A large temper
ancc meeting was held in this city last
night, at which action was taken looking
toward submitting to the voters Of the city
a prohibitory law in accordance with the
general Law recently passed by the legis-
lature
IN NEW O1th.
NEW YORK, March ,. The Times saws
that Harry Hills place was crowded last
night by men and women. The Ladies
Committee was not present, but Mi Nc
Nlullm, Secretary Of the Temperance Soci-
ETY. arrived there late, and after a few re
marks by Mr.. Hill. who regretted the ab-
sence of the ladies, MI McMullm announ-
ced that meeting would be held there by
the ladies Oh next Sunday evening.
IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, March > Ihr novr-
ment among the temperance women is
progressing rapidly, and already occasions
considerable uneasiness among dealers in
| strong drink. Numerous bar and billiard
room keepers have been interviewed to
obtain their Intentions One stated that a
| notice had been served upon him, and he
is not alarmed about the matter He
thought the women meant business, but
he hardly considered that they will make
a success in such 4 large city as Philadel :
phia. He said that they were at liberty to
visit his saloon, and he meant to tender
| them all the Inequalities of his house pos
| sibe
| JEFFERSON CITY RI MSELLERS WARNED
ST. LOUIS, March 2. The saloon keepers
| of Jefferson City have been notified by a
| committee of ladies that if they do not
close their saloons by Wednesday they will
be visited and prayed for
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Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

WITS. WILSON'S oOOtHiHy syrup IS the
prescription of one of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States and has been
used for thirty years with failing safety and
success by millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the adult. It
corrects acdty of the stomach relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and COM
tort to mother and child. We believe it to be the
Best and Surest Remedy in the World in all of
D1SENTERY and DIARRHGA IN CHILDRE n,
whether il arises from Teething from any other
cause Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None Genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS s. PERKINS is on The outside wrapper
So'a by all Medicine dealers. 1ylsp
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ALI who are Indebted
YINO the late Firm of r. Il. CEESSEI & Co. Mi
4 liners, are requested to call and settle their ac
counts with the subscriber at their old stand who i
desrous of closing up the affair OF the late firm i'm
mediatey Ans II SHELDON
Belfast, March \, 18Th .w3J
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City Of Belfast,

NOTICE is hereby given That Warrants have
~ been this day issued to Daniel l.. Pitcher, Esq
constable OF this city, notifying the qualified
on Monday, the ninth day of March inst at O'Clock
IN fheeiorenoon, to give in their votes for Mayor
lor said city, for one Alderman, for two Common
Councllmen, one Constable, a Warden and Ward
Clerk for each OF the respective wards.
The Board of Aldermen will hold daily sessions
from until o'clock, ?. At. on Thursday, Friday
and correcting the voting lists
Said warrants have been duly posted ut the usual
places.
The polls OF said election will close ut O'Clock, r.
NJ. Per Order.
EMERY BOARDNIAN, City CLERK.
February - 1874 11vq,
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~ 10 UILUNk. A n.
His valuable Farm, situated in the town of Knox
about mile from East knox Post Office and eleven
miles from Belfast City. The homestead contains
about 40 acres, with house yenicn Tor a large
fanny, and barn room enough Tor seventy five tons
OF hay. tie Will also sell his 6U-acrp lot situated
about Il mile and half from the home farm. About
nan Of tins lot IS tntelToe land, cutting 90 to p
OF good stock hay the balance being in second
growth wood. Both the homestead and the "out
lot are well Watered, and, taken together are Well
adapted to the raising OF stock \ part Of the pur
chase money may remain on MORTGAGE if required.
After the sale OF the Farm, the stock and / ann
ing tools will BE- sold at Public Private Sale FOR
further particulars, before the time Of sale address
thu under igned At Bangor Maine
CIV: ii Ii. eHfEAIAE.
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| u ED.

ooH'ar4 on fast, tepooa tae Daf,, Naae aad Age
0ststdc patd Jor.y
IN this city, March 81, John Everett Youngest ion
Of NJ z. aud Margaret l. Dllworth, aged year aud
10 months. Machia5 papers please copy.
n gu Bet, Nevada CO.. al, Feb 18Th %..r,h /.
wife OF Geo NJ t"al,, formerly Of thi+ CIV. a4ad .
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

The following, copied from the Real Is
tate Register i, a list Of the transfers OF
rcal estate in Waldo and adjoining eonn-
lies tor the month OF February:
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CASToRA is more than substitute tol Cd5-
tor Oil. II i, the only SAFE article in existence
which is certain to aS~imae the food, regulate
the bowels. cure Wnd-cor and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals morphine
OF alcohol and is pleasant TO take. Children
need not cry and mothers MAY rest. WIS
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BnSTON. Mass. FEn. -, II.

BnSTON. MASS, fEH. y, 1N.i.
TO BENJAMIN r. BUTLER, W WASHINGTON:
A spontaneous meeting is now being held by
Renlblicans at the Parker House in honor az
the connrmaIIo,. OF William \. simmons as
Collector OF the Port of Boston. Congratulate
tons are forwarded TO you for YOUR untiring
and successful efforts TO secure the glorious
victory. GEO. 7. BALDWIN. Chairman.
BUTLER'S REPLY.
WAsHINGFoN, Ere. -, I~.4.
To GRO. +. BALDWIN, BOSTON:
our courteous congratulations received.
and the deserving man. the right of the people
to the highest Office of the Government is vim
Dictated, and Your thanks are due to the firm
and manly action Of President Grant the man
of the people, and moi 10 Inc. iom You in
Your congratulations. BENZ. +. b. TLlE.
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Joshua Nye. of kennebec
". W. Thomas, of Cumberland
John A. Mace. of W aldo
Hon. +. W. Stetson, oil Lincoln
Rev. Zenas Thompson, of An,tru>o D.syit.
Hon. Sidney Perham, of Oxford,
&. .. PaySon, of knox,
Marcus Wight, of Somerset
J. W. Donnigan, OF Penob~cot
NJ. G. Prentiss, of Piscataqui~
\. Il. Mutt, OF Washington.
Hon. J. W. Emery. OF Hancock,
David o. Foyr of Sagadahot.
Moses stone, of Franklin.
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~OMPLETE ASSORTMENT
~ OF LADIES' AND GENTS
TOILET GOODS

v ~ - = = " ~
VXIHEREAS, my wife, SARAH JANE BUCK
w LIN, has left my bed and board without
just cause, this is to forbid all persons from harbor
ing or trusting her on my account as l shall pay no
debts of her contracting, nor be in any way pons
ible for her maintenance while she remains absent.
TRUMAN IL. BUCKLIN.
Thorndilc, March 3, 1874. 3w35f