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Election in West Virainia.

WHEELING. West Va. Oct. IS.
Returns fiom the interior are coming in
slowly. A. far a received. Gof (rep.) for
Congress in the first District : ahead, but
not enough is Known 10 form any opinion
of the result. Faulkner dem for Con-
gress in the second District is undo ubted-
Is elected
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Geo. f. Hoar re-nominated for Con-
QreSS
WoRCLsTFK. Mas.

WORCESTER. Mass, oct. -
Hon. George +. Hoar was unanimously
re-nominated for Congress at the Ninth
District Republican Convention this morn
ing. Mr.. Hoar made speech on the me-
cessity of preserving the Republican party
a. shown by the State OF affairs at the
south.
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IL Alcoholic ~Stimulants. are taken into the
blood the heart works fssier, and this unnat-
ural speed wears out the vital machinery. All
intoxicating nostrums advertised as 'tQnics'
'renovators' &C., produce this disastrous eUect,
and should be rejected. DIR. WALKERS VEG-
ETABLE VINEGAR BrrrERs- an Invigo rant
without the cure OF alcohol Is everywhere
supplanting these poi>ous. 4w40
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City and County.
se!:s:ous Services !. this City each Sunday.

CoSGRDGAIIoNAL- Sabbath School at 10 80
A. NJ Preaching at lis and a ?. NJ.
BAPTIsT.-Preaehing at 10: 30 A. NJ. and :
T. NJ. Sabbath School Immediately following
the forenoon service.
UNITARIAN.-Sabbath School at 10 30 A. NJ
Preaching at 2 Is and a Z. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Preaehing twice a mo nth at lOs
O'Clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at . z. II.
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ID | T. ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ell-worth-ith inst, Mr.. Elihu Jones, aged
% years. Western papers please copy
10Th Inst. Hattie NJ, infant daughter of
Henry I. and Jane Trip. aged IL weeks.
1rcuton-30th uli, Mr.. BENJAMIN Bunker,
aged - years and 10 months.
-$nth IT.. Mr.. Ann Maria Hopkins. wifi,
Of William Hopkins. aged j. VI. mo. .; DAYS
Elrn-l0th inst, Mrs Martha, wife Of
Zacchcn, Higgins aged IL years
-Purtland-i0th inst. Mr.. BENJAMIN Y
Miiliken, formerly of surry. aged IS years
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NJ A X X | f. ID.

Ellsworth-l0th inst, by Rev. VIM. A.
Reese. MIR. Howard l.. Cousins OF Eden, and
Miss Katie NJ. Crippen of Trenton.
Brooksyille-20th inst, by Rev. X. y. Meser-
vcy. Mr. Charles II. Conary Of Surry, and Miss
Armenia Bridges Of BROOKLYN.
Bar liarbor-3d inst, by A. F. Higgins, Esq.
Ar. Adelbert e. Hamor and Miss Emma 4
Campbell, both Of Eden.
Boston. Mass.,-24th ut.. by Rev. l.. L.
Wood. MIR. Henry ". Pcitingill Of Boston. and
Miss Mary +. Fitzpatrick OF East Lamoiue
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TIME: Is: 20.
Aurora.

GREAT IIELD-Chas. p. Silsby, OF Au.
rora, has raised this year, from six rods
less than one acre of ground, 403 bushels
OF potatoes. These potatoes were meas
ured in barrels, allowing IL bushels to
the barrel. Will some one try and beat
this:
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Guilty of Forq cry

ALBANY. \. !. ;, Oct. Il.
The trial Of Phelps tor forgery Ell led to-
day in a verdict Of Guilty. He will be
immediately tried on additional indic,
meut>.
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LAUNCHED-At Bucksport, sth By W II
Gem * Co. a barque Of about so .on. name 4
WIN II Gem" owned by the builder, and
others. 10 BE- commanded by Capt Collins, lAtc
Of b4rquc Hancock.
Al Harrington. Mr.. AlDnzo Nash i huilln.
barquc Of 40 tons. named John r Roth
msnn," owned by John Zittlo>on and other. Of
New York, and Capt Henry Ray formerly of
brig Sarah A Kennedy. who will comtnluI
her. She viii b. launched next week.
New York. October 10. 1874
The new sch Pride Of the East. Cant John 4
Lord. has been chartered 10 load for Yer,
Cruz. Al ~ cts per n. and - cts per 100 ~
under deck. and $3.50 for the deck She vii
load al Frontera, Mexico. for York. with
cedar and mahogany, at Sll per ton Of 40 cubic
feet. She has been ciasscl A |, for five ye.r.
b. ing considered the finest sch in Eastern
VI aine.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. IA. A. NJ.
Pr Probabilities
Northwest to northeast winds, high bar
ometer, cold and generally clear weather.
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List of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post
Office, for the week ending Oct. 10th.
Allen. Nettie Lord Chas. =.
Byron, Annie l.. Morgan. +. J.
Conray, Chas. III. Marsh. Leonard
Curtis, W. McGils, Sarah
Carter, Jennie Mcfarland Montford
Davis. Zebulon r. Merithew. A. b.
Higgins, Sarah l.. Smith, Chas. III.
Holmes, Catherine West, Mary +.
Howard, Mary A. Willis, William
Huntley, Herbert W.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised.
ID. MCFARLAND, 7. NJ
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Amherst.

MIR. Emerson circuit, of Amherst,
raised this season from four potatoes, New
York Peerless, one aud one half bushels S.
Next,
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Foreign Ports.
Marseilles-ar Oct 3, brig Myronus, Higgins
New York
CID at Pictou. 10Th ult. brig Ponyert, Parker
Santander-Ar 18th ult, brig Neponset.
Strout. for Maayati. 60 load for York
., Cieniuegos-Ar Sept IS, brig Juliet c Clark
Shaw, Pensacola
CID at Santos2Sth ult Brig Hyperion. Clark.
Phiia
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Special Dental Notice.

nR. GREELY wishing to attend the Phila-
- deiphia Dental College, takes this means / o
netiis his patients and the pu that he will
q 4lti
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
octocr 5
sch Patriot. Selars. Deer Lie
sch u Lawrence, pavis. Boston
Sch Telegraph, Rcmick, Boston
Sch senator, Grant, Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine, Nnrch. Boston
CLEARED.
sch J Warren. - Boston
sch James Holmes. RiIcr, \ York
Sch Fair wind, Lockhart, Boston
Sch Charles Upton. Eeiaiy, Boston
ARRIVED.
sch Ella. Hodgkin-. Rockland
CLEARED
Seh VIM Pickering, HoIt. Boston
Sch CsHoya. Tate. Boston
sch Mechanic. Card. Boston
sen Ann Groom, Ja-pcr Portland
ARRIVED
BfIs Iarcna. Deasy. Prospect
srh WoodTar'. woodward. Eoston
October 10
sch falr Dealer Ioring Boston
CLEARED.
oct II.
Sch Be,e-Y, Douglas. Mt Desert
ARRIVED.
srh \ Magcc. Young. New Bedford
tItAHEb.
October Il
Sch delaware, Patton. Ep-tun
Sch jIiia E'iua. Sta pies KOcklanI.
ARRIVED.
Sea FAnn lie & Edith bartlett Helrast>
Sch Arbprccr. CLARK boston.
Sch samuel Lewis, Doihk 81. salem
S'h Wesley Abbott. MlliAru Boston
Soh AgricplA, fulliugton. boston
Sch AsruurA, Jordan. boston
CLEARED.
oct 10
Sch Panama, MBkrall, boston.
Sch Forester Hopkins. BOSTON
sch Lucia. Moon. BOSTON
ARRIVED.
ctIa
Sch joachim, Kane. Belfast
sch Copy, Young, Boston
CLEARED.
Sch Ella, Hodgkia-. I.o- klaul
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North Ellsworth.

The No Ellsworth. Farmers Club, held
their Annual Exhibition at Allen Potters Hall,
No. Ellsworth on "Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Oct. 7th. and sth. 1t was very well attended,
especially on the second day. the troiting at
tracing quite 8 number of our Ellsworth
Horsemen. The display OF fruit and vegeta-
b!e- was quite large. and very fine. We did
not get a list of the Premiums SO we can ONLY
give few. The whole amount Of Premiums.
awarded was s33.75.
FIRST DAY WEDNESDAY,
At .. z. NJ. Foot Race. Best time. l-2
mile; Sl.o0; %, Best. Boots. Five entries.
John Philips, 1t. Premium-iime 2:ao
At g. T.. NJ. Hor.e Drawing. Ist. Premium.
500. %, Premium a 90. LIST, Premium 10
W. W. MeGown. Weight of Horse, 1s5 !;
draught 1851. ID, Premium, X. Leach Horse
1870; drsuSht 1914
Best display of apples-lst Premium. Alfred
Bates; "a, Premium, Peter. McGown.
Best field Of potatoes. 10 the half acre, kim
ball Leach-yield-liO bushels.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY.
AT 10 \. NJ. Sack race, ten rods. Q entries.
John Philips, lst Premium, time Is sec.
AT l. NJ. Parade Of ragxmuffins. This was q
very attractive part Of the Exhibition. Up
wards Of fifty persons, on horseback and in
wagons. dressed in every conceivable shape.
mustered in and marched half mile, amid
the laughter and cheers Of the spectators.
At2. 7. NJ. Horse trot, Purse, $500,
NJ. {. Jordan. Black Mare IL
thas. Ireworgy; Red Horse..............?-a
TIME: / "a, / % IL.
AT 3. p. NJ. Horse trot. Best in 8; Purse.
500.
Wilson Jordan.
-A'SA
4
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The concert ofProf. earns on Mon
day evening was not SO fully attended as
1t should have been. We have heard our
best musical critics speak of it in high
terms, both as to the high character of the
music and the wonderful variety. power.
and compass of the performers voice.
A STONE FOR BREAp.-A drunken
scamp. after being fed at the table OF
citizen, residing on Court street, assaulted
his hospitable entertainer. with blows and
stones, and was quickly lodged in jail,
where, we trust. the County will enter.
tain him for thirty days.
Don't fail to attend the concert, at
Hancock Hall on Monday evening. next.
The Bangor Cornet Band, Andrews Or
chestra, assisted by Mrs. Croweu, Mrs,
Wasgatt, Mr.. Haynes and Mr.. Moody,
cannot fail to make combination. worthy
the patronage OF every citizen.
Complaints come to us from various
parts of the County. that potatoes. since
they have been harvested, are rotting bad
~. Al the time, they were dug no ind-
cations of decay were Observable, aud the
crop was unusually good. but If this de
cay Is so rapid and general. rs is now re-
ported, very few will escape, and the
price must be high.
The concert by the Penobscot Omar.
tette Club, aud others, that we spoke of
last week will take place on the 29th, of
this month. The report that Miss Was
gait would appear in another concert here
previous TO that time, is unfounded, as she
Is positively engaged tor the 29th, and for
no other time. The performers for this
occasion, are all first class singers. and
Musicians, and will give a concert that
our people cannot fail to appreciate. Mrs.
Jewell is engaged as pianist.
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NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.
PRICE OF TICKETS

s2,l1eCash Ollts amounting to. I $50 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.
PRICE OF TICK ETs
Halves. ......................lO 10. 90
ixhths or each Coupon. ...............2 10
The Montpelier Female Humane Associat on
Circuit Court of Orange Co., proposes by a Grand
Gift Concert 10 establish aud endow Home for
the Old firm, and Destitute Ladies of Virginia
at Montpelier, the former residence of President
James Madison,
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RICHMOND July g. IA
1t affords me pleasure to say that am well ac-
quainted with a large majority OF the officers of
the Montpelier Female Humane Ass ociation who
reside in the vicinity Of my home and | attest
taion as gentlemen, as well the public conf.
dence, influence and substantial means literally
represented among them.
JAMES l.. kEMPER, Coy. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA Va. July $, ls74-. COM
mend them 'as gents OF honor and integrity,
and Iuliy entitled to the confidence of the pub
lie.
x. HUGHES, U. ). Judge East'n Dist. OF Va.
fufther references by permission: His Excel.
Hon. Robt. f. Wilhers, Lieut.-Gov. OF Va. and
U. senator elect; senators and Member of Con-
gress from Va
Remtttances for tickets may be made by ex i.
press prepaid, postofhce money order on Wash
ngton, ID. G., or 10y registered letter.
For full par ueulars, testimonials, Sc, send for
Circular. Address. Hon. IA N Is h n .
DOU ~. Pres't NJ. h. ii. A., Alexandria Va
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. iw4l
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supreme Judicial Court-Oct. Term 1874.
The ;. j. Court opened on Tuesday after.
noon. Judge Cutting. presiding.
ON the call OF the docket, which number.
AS actions. 10 were defaulted, Is entered ..Nei.
Their party" and rs marked for trial.
GRAND JURY.
John stevens. Foreman, Bluehill: Benz. II.
Aiken. Ellsworth: Grin J.. Carter. Silrry
John \. Cotton, orlsnd; Daniel b. Eaton,
fremont; William A. Friend. Sedgwick: Reu-
ben u. Hlncks. Bncksport: Charlie, H. Uoop-
.r' 'a>tine; William Hutchings. Pcnob~cot :
fFanci> ID. Hodgkins. Lamoine: Jacob r.
Jones, Gouldsboro; Moses Mcfarland. Brook
lin; George ". Richards, Eden; George E.
smith. Brook>yille; John True. Ellsworth :
Ambrose White, Bucksport; Richard Warren.
Deer Isle.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Francis H. Jarvis. Foreman. Castine: Rod
h'N '" bartiett. Lamoine; Charles II. Glenn
eni,, Mt. Desert; John H. Curtis, Lemuel
l.: u>hins. Biuehill; seth II. Clark. fremont
W iilam Eldridgc. George J. Williams. stephen
Homer. Buck,port: Frank :. Holmes. Eli.
worth; james +. liamor. Eden; John Hopkins
orland.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
George V. Mills. Foreman. Brook.ville,
samuel 1lle>. Aurora; Lewis Jordan. Dtis
Reuben Jellison. Mariayille: Henry VI. Lee
Yui 'HDtl Iltti'ncld, Ptnob>cot: Charles
T. Morrison. George ". Perkins Ellsworth
J"hn McC arthy. Franklin; Josiah obcr
sI'iEwiGk; >ylNanu. {. Pr~>ey. Deer Isle
Ahn"r J. Pcticc. sullivan.
sCFERNUMARIFS.
Charlie Pomrov. Trenton: BENJAMIN r
>owl". Gould-boro: Warren Strattan Han.
cock; Amos l.. Tihbetts. BTooklin: seth Webb
Deer i>ie; Willard I. White. Orland.
The first action for trial i No. laa. which
wa> begun Wednesday morning. Joseph D.
Leach. \. John W. Dresser and al.
Hall 4 Emery. Abbott
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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nela Abduction.

ne American papers have Tor weeks been
taken ep WITH Resss relasins 10 The s,ealiag q a
eAi,a aeOat tsas yeaFs efske. named Charlie Ross,
Il OccsyTea il Nrosa dsyl;xA, ia s,rees IN one
Il The seNarAs q Philadelphia. where the boy
and his brother were PlAyips, 4 carriage, With
tvo WeltareSSed soa,leuea in II, dreve up 70 The
Sidewalk. stepped and cue q the Ceeepasts asked
The heys ii they did 10, wish 10 take ride.
They asserted. ana eosA ~, 10, A0eS dgivleg
: sAors distance. they rss The elder boy %, ard
tol3 hin % - hose, aud disappeared with The
yoaases. his occaTea aeoet the sFSi Il July.
A CAV O tuo hse5. The A,her recsired an aaoey>
zoes better Ssyjps that Il be Nos,a Pay Ss0Oo0,
he eoy uoela be retnJred to hig, Mr., Ross
pot heias allie 70 raise the raOaey, his wealthy
rsisAsays saeScr,eea the amount ard iedaeed
he Mayor & Philadelphia 10 ossr TIE reusrd.
vAseA wil os,y h s;vsa in case the eAili s,eales
IS arrested aH3 easviesed, Oae Of The New
No,k psps-s Comments @ he ease. in the tol,
loulrS strain. ee,ose ,As Mayoss reward Vas Of
ts-ed;
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PsS-a5e,pS;A, ard The eoyVesRoaisses between
TIE yss Uc3iScoyere3 bsiyse3s s0d The father, 10
uhSeh The scoS-oas ransca e $4,000 is DE-
u-a-se6 fo- TIE reSsorstiSa q The ea,d Is oae q
The u-oss s,a-tlss revelaisoas q eTins YET rsa3e
il this coss,yy. he TACT that there are urea
1=ozs Is seaiiSA eoOasa 10 steal 4 child. ana
tAsn. 10 soze seelrs h5sSpc, Place, deliberately
tArvalsa is destruction i uocey Be not toSth.
co=seg, i oee tAAs nay vel send diss'&y 10 tie
hearts e al psFe1tS> he fset that such = crime
Is tx reaGiy fear weeks bsfiei ielec,iOa IS a
ss-ic-s eo1ze1tazy rpoo tie iuapsrieciiOn q car
rc,Scs sys,er-s. Mr.. Res. Who IS rot ROW
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the s-cs-t GsESrdei BY The robhsCs; ess he IS
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