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night. Aud next morning, as he was pass
Ing down the street. he caught sight of Il
face at the window of pretty country
house. Ii may have been the FACET may
have been the mischief in him; any way.
he stopped and begged for work, and pref
ty soon out of the front door stepped a
fgure-a little figure in blue All. Mol
ly, l needn't go on, You have guessed
my riddle. You know that the little fig
ure proved magnet to draw him again TO
Woodbury., and keep him lingering there
in hopes that the day might come when.
the story told, and the disguise forgiven,
the ex-scissors-grinder might speak in his
own name, and ask if there was any hope
for him; any hope that the little maid in
blue could consent to overlook spoiled
shears and dull carver, and make him hap
py for life. l. there? Won't you speak,
deary''
Ii was some time after that before Molly
raised her head from shoulder where al.
ready it seemed surprisingly at at home
and volunteered little confession on her
own part
do you know that was st. Valentines
morning on which you eamcI' she said
Il had just repeated tie old rhyme. and
put my head out of tho window To look for
my future husband. when ! saw you aud
your wheel far up the road"
''Oh. clever st. Valentine" laughed Mr..
Conrad. so, Tor once, scissors didn't cut
love, Nelly"
No" said Molly. blushing sweetly.
There is prettier saying than that about
scissors, you know. Their meaning is,
We part to meet again.
leave the reader to imagine Mr.. Con-
RAIDS reply.
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Nj A II II | E ID.

Ellsworth-Dec. 23d, at the City Hotel, BY \
ii. Higgins, Esq, Mr.. Lewis ii. Grant. of
hancock, and Miss Lizzie ). Bacon of Boston,
Mass.
Brunswick-Dec. Is, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. L. 5. Byington, An
drew p Wiswell, Esq, of Ellsworth. and Miss
Emma 5, Greene, only daughter of Benjamin
Greene. Esq, Of Brunswick.
Surry-Dec. 10th, by Willard Treworgy
Esq, Mr.. Rufus l.. Candage and Miss Hattie
5. Greene, both Of Bluehill.
Winter Harbor-Dec. 26th, by w. Rand.
Esq, Mr.. Elisha X. Crane and Miss Rhoda Il.
Seaman, both of Goudsboro.
Mariaville-Dec. 25th, by J. Ii. Jordan, Esq,
Richmond A. Jellison and Miss Monira Jelli-
son, both Of Mariaville.
Mt. Desert-Dec. 18th, at the residence OF
the brides father by q. W. Bracy, Esq, Ma
ham Pinkham, of steuben, and Miss Emma j
Dodge, of Mt. Desert.
Bluehill-Dec. END, at the Baptist Parson.
age. by Rev. Jos. III. Taylor, Mr. Angus Hen.
derson, of Bluehill and Miss Carrie NJ Hen
derson, of Cutler.
invest Tremont-Dec. 22nd, by J. r. Clark
Esq, Mr.. Francis NJ. Eaton and Miss Laura
NJ. Pomroy, both of West fremont.
Calais-Dec. 9Th, by Rev. Mr.. Murray, Mr.
John L. Norwood, of fremont, Me. and Miss
Abbie G. Greenlaw, Of st. Andrews, n. b.
South Boston-Dec. sd, by Rev. j. T..
Dame, Capt. Thos. c. Moon, Of Hancock, Me.
and Miss Laura b. Hall, Of South Boston,
Mass.
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The school at West Gouldsboro, clos
ed Friday. Dec. "a. Daring a term of ten
weeks. the following scholars, were not
absent one half day Lizzie ). Hammond,
Nellie Wood, Mary q. Noye', Lucia w.
Kingsley and Charles +. Jacobs. Four of
the above were not tardy. The teacher
wishes 10 express his thanks for the valua-
BILE present given him by the scholars at
the close of the term. l.. Is. ).
Pleasant Home Lodge" |. y. of q.
T.. is 10 give an entertainment Monday
evening Jan. 3, consisting Of dramas, dec.
lamations, tableaux. etc. ETC., to which the
public are cordially invited. We understand
that a small admission fee will be taken
al the door, which. taken into considera-
ton the worthy object for which the enter
tanment is got up, and the worth OF the
entertainment will be amply refunded.
Rev. j. 4. Steadman has return ed
from his vacation trip to n. Y, and the ex-
cellence of the sermon Sunday mo rning
showed that the pastor had improved his
mind and physical powers during his stay
in the metropolis.
The school in Dist. No. 2, will close
Dec. 81, after successful term OF nine
weeks, under the instruction of Miss Myra
( Putnam. W. L. =.
The Lyceum in Dist. No. 1, met Dec
! 27th, per adjournment. w u. Piper pre-.
sided in the chair; Addie Stratton, Sect
Defamation by Amos Ii. Steadman. dis
cusson of the following question; Re
solved. That there were greater men il
the ancient than in the modern times. Z
L. StrLtton, A. V. Foss, All George A.
Phillips, E. \. Foss, Neg. Aftera some
whar'lively discussion the question was de-
cided in the Aft. Select reading by Mise.
Eva b. and Carrie l.. Crabtree. Quartet,
BY Messrs Willie A. and Daniel West, ant
Misses Eva B. and Nellie NJ. Stratton
Adjourned to Jan. 4th 1876.
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LUTHER BENSON ADDRESSES THE PEOPLE.
The Ellsworth Temperance League held
it, fortnighlly meeting Monday evening,
Dec. -, and the people we're most fortu-
nate IN having Luther Benson of Indiana,
who was here by invitation, to address
them. rhc Hall was filled to it, utmost
capacity aud all were thoroughly interest
ed in both the lecture aud the lecturer. For
nearly two hours the speaker held the clos
est attention OF the audience. Mr.. Benson
is reformed man, aud paints the evils Of
ntemperance In most vivid manner. lie
was here one year ago, and awoke deep
interest in temperance. which, we believe,
was the foundation of the temperance in
terest that has since existed.
Mr.. Penson's visit 10 Maine has beer a
grand success. and large audiences have
greeted him where ever he has been; aud
much good will beyond a doubt be the
result OF this visit. We hope before anoth-
er year has passed, Mr.. Benson will have
visited Us again.
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Bar llarbor,

Bar uarbor.
This noted and thriving VILLAGE now has a
good library which supplies free entertainment,
and instruction to all the inhabitants. who
avail themselves of the privilege.
Once fortnight the Temperance league
holds meeting in the comfortable little church
where large number assemblies to listen to the
earnest words Of earnest men and women, OF
10 music by the band The League has done q
good work since its organization nearly a year
ago, and it, influence is still doing much for the
noble cause of Temperance.
A Free High School, taught by +. d. MAYO.
and attended by about fifty industrious schol-
ars. Is In succussful operation. aud u. I. Mar
TIN has large and interesting writing school.
Last evening the children and Young peo-
pie of all ages made themselves merry about a
heavily loaded Christmas-Tree
The hotel proprietors and some Others are
storing their annual supply of ice, and the ex-
tensive building operations, now in part sus-
pended, will be vigorously carried on when
spring opens. Dec. -. 1915.
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City and County.

Don't fail to see Clarence Fits. ant
the Temperance Drama OF the last loaf, al
Hancock Hall. on Thursday Evening Dec
Both.
No Probate Court in Ellsworth next
Wednesday.
The County Commissioners are in ses-
sion. making mp the County estimates,
etc.
The attention OF Zimmerman No. Is
BOYS i called to the notice in another col
umn.
The ladies OF the Congregational So
ciety gave what was very pleasant party
at their Vestry. Tuesday evening.
--Sch'r William" Capt. Moon, is al
Jor,ian', lower wharf, laden with 1873 tons
OF coal, consigned 10 ID. II. Eppes. She is
dischareing, and the coal has to be hauled
some two miles 10 the city.
...L!,aai RSAeAa,ic Entertainment Of the
. No &c. - consisting of the Grand
: =. - hama The Last Loaf, and
8 nable Farce. entitled Thirty
HN Refreshments. VIII be pre-
~ - Thursday evening, Dec. S0th. ia
zya1 of Friday As before announced.
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Another Charlie Ross.
ST. ALBANS. VI,

ST. ALBAN>. VI, Dec. y
\ boy answering the description of Char
lie Ross was placed on the Montreal train
at Nashua last night by man, name UNI
Known His appearance was so striking.
that conductor Field Hazeltine took charge
% him. At the Middlesex accident he gave
am in charge Of K. K. HENDERSON of Bost-
'a who brought him here and he is now at
the house Of b. F. Rugg. He will be kind
If cared for until Mr. Ross is heard from.
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Another Suit Pending against
Beecher.


Frank Moulton yesterday instructed
through Roger A. Bryor, a civil suit, in
the supreme Court Of Brook.n for $50 900
damages against Henry Ward Beecher
The papers were served on Beecher per
,pnally at his residence last evening.
=, t'ttefs-EDlaint sets forth the cause of
. az ,,a .ue % malicious prosecution OF
-t,aout pain. cher. Only a single ques-
'51. sue in the coming suit
fhis Nm IN, truth or falsity of Moult-
ons allegations that Beecher had commit
Ted adultery with Mrs. Titon. For the de-
termination of this question. Mrs. Tilton
will be Il vital witness and will certainly
be called, as we'll as a number OF others
whose testimony was included on Mr..
Beecher's trial. The trial will be short
one.
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Dinners given by newspaper publish
ers. 10 their offices, are new things In this
country, but not at all unpleasant innova-
tons. The proprietors OF the Raleigh On.
60 Daily Ne,rs gave grand banquet. in
theiI establishment, on the evening OF last
Thanksgiving Day. In addition to their
own. force Of employees, the hosts number
cd ainong their guests prominent gentle
men in all the trades and professions ut
Raleigh; clergymen, lawyers, merchants,
doctors, sat down at table with the writer's
and printers. OF course there were
speeches a well as viands. the best OF good
feeling prevailed, aud the Raleigh news
paper dinner was, in every way, a brilliant
gastronomic success. Let 1t be recorded
that journalists eau give banqucts as well
as eat them Printers Circular.
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iOsITsVELN THE BEST.

Dr. Morris syrup OF TAR, WILD CHERRY.
and HogEHOuND /, the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief AMI
permsncnt cure of Coughs. Cols. Group.
whooping Congh, Bronchitis. Asthma and
and all diseases OF Cousumptye type. II
will thoroughly eradicate these aiarmn.
symptom, IN unC-han the time required to DO
20 by any other medicine. IL i purely Ycs.-
table and contains not particle OF opium or
other dangerous drug. Physicians all over the
country endorse II A. the most eilicaciou>
aniiIote Known Jor all disorders Of the THROAT
aud lungs. /, never fail. Every boule
guaranteed perform exactly a. represented.
b. sure 10 obtain Or. Morris syrup Of Tar,
Nili Cherry AMI lIOrchouni. Trial stzr. IL
oen'-. Regular SIZE, ~ and Al LOO.
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The remains of the young man missing
from Buck,port last week. were found ON board
the tug-boat Ralph Ross, hauled up al steam
boat wharf. having been there a week. lie had
climbed into one Of the cabin windows, and AZ
ter partially undressing, laid down in berth.
covering himself 4, he would for i night,
sleep. lie i supposed 10 have taken one
drachm Of morphine, (enough. says DR.. Page,
to kill thirty men in twenty minutes.l When
found. he looked like person asleep. An IN
quest wa, held, and a verdict rendered in keep
ing with the above facts.
A thunder storm passed o.. this vicinity
last night, Dec. 26th.
Mr. Nelson JOY OF Ellsworth has open
cd dancing school at the Town Hall in
this place. 1t will be "a first-class school
in every respect. Mr.. Joy has taught a
large number of schools in Hancock Coun-
ty, and is pronounced hrst-class teacher.
L.
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ID / e ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name ana
Age must be paid for.
Franklin-Dec. 22nd, John F. smith, aged
50 years.
Dec. 22nd Mr.. John +. Smith, aged -
years months and DAYS.
Sullvan-Dec. sd, Mr.. Eliza A. Blake
aged 80 years.
Hancock-Dec 4th. Mis- Layina l. Colby,
aged y wears and months.
Bluehill-Dec. cath. Mrs. Sarah Willen,
aged 81 years.
Lamoine-Dec. oath, Hattie Louisa, daugh
ter of John F. and Belle,W. Lear aged yeaI
III months.
| am little Angel now,
A diadem is on my brow,
A golden harp is in in my hand,
And with the holy throng stand.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


And il a fact. that Geo. ". Fiske. has
the best Egg and stoye coal that ever a.
brought to this place. Also superior ar
ticlc OF coal for B.acksmith's use.
C. c. BUrrlll Insurance Agent repre-
>en;s the Standard Companies ofthe coun-
try, Few OF whom. are the Old -Etna Of
Hartford, Hanover. German. American.
Amazon, Bangor. Agricultural.'A Atlas, and
seven others equally as good. These COM
fire or lightning. on terms as favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burrill a
call, and see for yourselves. Correspon-
dencc solicited
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Dreadful Hurricane.
MADRID, Spain. |

MADRID, Spain. Dec, %.
Intelligence from the Philippine Islands
give details of dreadful hurricane ther,.
the 10Th OF last month. The storm was
particularly severe in the provinces of Al
bay and Camarine, which form the South
rastern part of the Island of Luzon. Two
hundred and fifty lives were lost, and $500
dwellings destroyed, many cattle persisted
aud the crops In all directions were ruined.
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MARINE LIST.

DEcEMnrR 30. Is-5.

PoRTLA>p-N q. Brig Richmond BRYANT
Burk-port % load, sch senator, Murch. Ellsworth
Maggie " willard squirting. Mt Desert; Magnuu
Eoncum, Turner. Bucksport. LOdu-kia, Means
Ellsworth. for Boston, Capt John, Franks, Ellis
worth. for Boston Otronto. Hammond. Ellsworth
for Boston.
Ar -. sch Eycline, savage Mt Desert, Fan
Dealer, Lorng Ills. for Boston.
BOSTON Ar =. sch Omaha, Wooster. Hancock
NEwPoEr.-Ar ., Sch Granger, Pomruy Ells
PEoNIpESCE-sld .. Sch franconia, Jordan
NY.
NAEEAGASsETT PIEE-Ar "a, sch Harpc, Con
ner. Bucksport, Tor bridgeport.
NEW YoKk-Ar p. sen Jos FarweI, Gre. ugy
Biuesill.
ar u, sch MARY Lord Lord. ,of Ellsworth
Denia. City Of Chelsea Goodwin Guadaloup
Maggie Abbott, tof Bucksportl Abbott, Para J +
Bodwel Wallace, Bluehill, Dexter Clark. Curtis
Providence.
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The school in the Pond District,
taught by + ". Cleavc>. closed on the
l0th inst, after a team OF 6 weeks. Al
though the term was short. there Wa, an
uncommon interest ana marked improve
men. amor,c the scholars. Whole number
attending j.. average attendance L. No
instance of tardiness. Much i due 10 Mr.
Clcaves. whose persistent efforts and rare
school room. ha> won HIM the reputation
Of a very proficient aud faithful teacher.
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Princeton University Crew.

NV oEk Dec. >.
The Princeton University crew will re-
main in tho rowing association and in a
card deprecate the action of the Yale and
Harvard crews. President Rees Of the
Columbia college boat Club denies the
statement OF Harvard that there were
strangers in the Columbia crew last year.
= the names OF all who rowed are on the
regular College books.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
A Grand Social Dance at the New
Hall. TauHton village, Dec. 3lst. 1875
Good music All are invited.
Sch. Henry Clay has goods at Sulli.
van for J. z. Gorden. Alexander Martin,
and Others for this town. Ice prevents
her coming into the Bay.
C. L. Bunker and C. X. Blaisdell ART
doing large business in the woods.
John Mccarthy VIM. Foster and F.
W. Cooke are in the Fishing business a;
Scammons's Pond. Fish are low.
Dec. 29th 1875. FWC
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Business Notices.

What other medicines have failed to DO HUNTS
Remedy surely accomplishes, the perfect les
toration to health ofthose afflicted with dropsy
Bright's disease kidney. bladder, and glsndu-
lar complaints, diabetes, gravel, errors Of
youth OF mature age. iucontinencc AMI rcten-
ton OF urine. excuses, intcmperlnce, female
Irregularities general prn>tration ofthe neryou.
system To-, % appetite, c,c There j. no doubt
but thsl it j. the most etlicieious medicine ever
discovered f5r the eradication Of the shove
enumerated TaAladr..
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Marine News.
l.osaoN. Dec. -

Nos1oN, Dec. =.
The brig Annie 4 Lille Of New York.
FROM Cedar Keys. Florida, for kennehunk-
port. before reported ashore at Nanset
wa, hoatcd inside the bar on the 2'th inst.
ID, high water The tug / 4. Belknap
will eudeayor to tow her over the bar next
high tide.
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w. Brook.viile.

The steamer pioneer" is again on
the route from W. Brooksyille to Belfast.
She was taken to Portland to receive new
boiler, and while there her engine was
changed from "high" to low pressure
She Is new IN fine running order, and her
speed Is two knots better than before She
makes daily trips either one way, or the
other or both.
-Rev. f. L. osgood has returned from
a three or four weeks tour in Nova Scotia
assisting Ia the organization of churches.
Some five or six churches were organized,
aud there was one ordination.
The Congregational s. $. contemplate
getting up a Picnic Supper tor the child
rem ON New Years evening. at Union Hall
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An Investigation.

ALBANY. y. Y. Dec. 2s.
The board of investigation has passed
q resolution requesting Gov. Tilden to sus-
leud auditor Thayer Of the canal depart
ment, as there are grounds for believing
h.m guilty of violation of duty. in that lie
La, been Specializing with the public mon.
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PORTLAND. Dec. 2S

The steamer tuy OF Richmond oollded
with the sch. Martha \. Brewer OF Belfast
iu This hArbor last night. but the damage
was trihing.
The sch. Wiuoua. J. Colson. OF and for
Boston with a cargo OF hay from Bucksport,
took fire at SIX o'clock last evening near
Georges Island and was entirely consum-
"a
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To Consumer.

On and after Jan. lst. 1876. all con
sumers burning over 500 feet Of gas pei
month. will be charged at the rate o.
Si.e0 per one thousand feet.
:. L. SToCKBRIDGE. Treasurer.
Jan. 1T. $50. lwi2
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Headers will undoubtedly infer from
enis humber OF the American, that the
ehief Editor is absent. The whole Amer
iean force are singing
mere now is the good Chief Editor:
zone to the promised land
nat Is, has gone to get married.
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MORTGAGE BLANKS,

The best and most approved mort
gage Blanks ecer printed in this Coun
ty. are nOso for sale at the
Americdn Office.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
When you visit leave the CITY Of NEa
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ami expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the q RAyD UNION HO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished Rooms and ;
fitted mp at an expense OF over a900. 900. Eleya
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plaa. The RRATACRAyTA.L Lunch
counter anu Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is I'M.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, e. also
and t2 per day rich suites for families proportion
ateiy low, SO that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other frst-class
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for all parts OF the City
Iva CT. W. d. GARRISON, Managers
PILES DiErET1C SALERATUs.-Uniyersally ac-
knowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. Ivr,l15
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There J., no ab,urlhy in the fact that an i'm
paired Nervous system causes Consumption.
Nruraigis. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Asthma.
Epileptlc Fit, Whoopinc Cough, Heat Di.-
ease and host Of others then why Is It absurd
that FELL ows' HYROPHusrHIIEs, winch e.
fccluaily cures Ncryou, Debility. should curr
these disease, also Remove the cause and
the complaint viii cease"
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No. Sedgwick.
BIG PORKERs-and who can beat IL
slaughtered by d. }. Allen Esq. one hog
weighing 754 lbs. also by F. d. Allen ESQ
one hog COG lbs. and one pig months old
by E. 6. Durgan 400 lbs. with such an
amount Of pork and lots Of fast horses why
not have good time P. M.
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From Boston.
JURY VERDICT RENDEVED.

jun NEhblN ht-N4'hHED-
BoSToN Dee. >
The jury in the case Of Abraham Jack
,au the noted defau!ter and forger render
ell verdict this afternoon Of guilty on all
three counts Of the Indictment against him
Hon Charles Hubbard formerly member
Of the Legislature and eX-state senator
lied Ia Chelsea today aged So wears. He
na> prominently known in business affairs.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Onice of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Dec. 80, lA.M.t
Probabilities.
For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern
States, northeast to southeast winds,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, falling
barometer and stationary temperature.
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\ humorous Frenchnan saiI ia describing
rhcmallsm AMI govt PLACE your Joint iu 4
vice, turn the screw till you can bear Il no
longer that gives Won au idei 81 rheumatism A.:
now give the instrument one more turn aul
YOU have govt" Rheumatism can bc cured ~
the early and faithful Use Of Rcnnc'- Pain
Killing Magic Oil, and In isct 1t is good 10 cure
any Kind Of pain or launches. s1.d BY Drug
1T, aud Grocer.
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MOREIS Il HERITAGE,

ia y. lhlrd street. PhIll.
III sold by ;. u. WIgsn. Ellsworth 4.
j. Jordan. OrlanI, and K. Il. stoyrr, Buck
port.
John ". Perkins & Co, Portland. General
agents. ~ ~ -
DO you want 10 save your children II YOU
do, 90 10 q. A. Parcher and get box OF tes-
senden's Worm EXpser. II is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cent, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden IL Go. ROckland
Maine.
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There 70 be a Supper and Dance at
the New Hall. Dist. No. ?. South West
Harbor.on Friday evening next, Dec. 3lst.
Dance out the Old. and dance in the New
Year.
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FOR SALE IN
ELLSWORTH, ME,
By
S. D. Wiggin, Druggist.
lVr - Is.

FoR HARD TINES. get DO tile Of Coal Wa
ter Compound. Three ounce bolt lie - cents.
Ihe only reliable thing that i sure 10 remove
all Grease spots from the INCEST Fabrrs,a- II
-et> tn coor anil cannot possibly inusr or
stain silk or Velvet: and nothing better for
cleaning hid Gloves. Sold by all Drug gl~t~.
All orders add rr,,ed 10 II. {. BRowN, Pro-
prlctor and Manufacturer, searsport Maine.
Gmpsi9 ov3w
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The Ladies OF seal Cove Sewing Circle
will hold fair at school House Hall at
seal Cove on "Wednesday evening. Jan.
9th
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NEW YORK, Dec. "a The Scotland" Light ship
has driited from her position in the Bay, and IL
now lying about n mile southeast Of her former
the shore
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sch MARY Lord. (of Ellsworth) Lord. from Dena
Oct 10 for New York, put into Vineyard Haven 2Ist
with loss ofjibboom and gan, forward house stove,
and other damage by heavy weather.
sch Bonnie Ives was abandoned at sea in q sink
ing condition. The crew saved and landed
al Falmouth, Eng