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Sale Il . Valuable Q1a-ry in Bluehill.

The past Week we hal the pleasure of
r-c-i,ing call from M-sSrs Binder aud
Wa'f. Of Philadelphia. well known In the
business circles of that city. who info rrn-d
US that they. with ih-ir associat.s. had
purchased the 2 larry recently worked by
Geo. W. Collins of b uel,ill. AMI situated
hear Mc'hard's Stream in that town. I, /.
the Intention OF these gentlemen to apply
to the present State Legislature for =
Charter for = Company, to be known as
the Collins Diuehiil Granite Company"
and to begin extensive opeI At ions early In
the Spring.
Til, Quarry contains about lao acres in
the whole, 20 acres OF which Is oi the best
quality of granite and incxiaustible in
supply. The location Of this quarry is on
the East side of a gentle decline. touching
the waters OF Bluehiil Bay. which are
near the shore. of sufficient depth at
low wafer To iioat vessels of the largest
class The proximity OF this stone to VA.
tiers of such depth. affords unriv allied facll-
tiles for loading and shipping the same
Al this point, the broad and picturesque
BiuehIll Bay. sheltered bv the magnificent
Island OF Mt. Desert aud uumorrl-ss
smaller ISLANDS, furnishes au attractive and
extensive PROSPECT.
The quality OF the granite OF this quar-
ry i probably unsurpassed by any la cur
state. The attention OF builders Mas first
called TO II. 10y remarhing il. beautiful APP
pearance ia the Public Buildings of phila-
delphia. where. Ia close connection with
the finest of marble, il was particularly
Observable frcm its lively blu-ish white
and its high nnish. John Macarthur. SUI
p"rintcuding Architect of these Public
Buildings. and al-o L. ). Supervising Ar
chi,,Ct OF the New Post Office. now IN
pn'c.s> Of erection in rhiladrlplis pro-
nouncc> this stone the best Ia the United
State, as rc-ards color. freedom from
stain. capabiiity of being worked to an
srra>, and durability aud compacines. l.
will stand the enormous pressure OF 30 600
lbs. 10 the cubic inch without Welding -
This Z. ante lays near the surface in sheets
OF fr, IA to 20 feet ia thickness thus rem
dering 1t feasible for the company Ia al
orders Tor the largest bl"cks OF granite
without d-lav, AID at prices below those
usually asked.
We can but congratulate the citizens Of
Bi"rhhl for possessing such a mine of
wra III In their town. aud alsa that ,nNi-
Gent capital has been found able and VII
Ing to d,.Ntlu p il We wish all martina
success in this new enterprise
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NJ 4 II X l T. ID.

Elsworth-5:h inst. by Rev. +. v. u. Gar
rei-on. Mr.. B'nJaInin r. Bowd.n and Ms,
Olive L. Barns. both Of Trcu.on.
AIuher-,-lst inst, By Rev. l.. Marsh, ESQ.
Mr.. sabn II. Brown aud Nj, Anna l.. Giles,
both Of Amherst.
Hlncock-Jsn.-by Rev. I. Ba,chelder, Mr..
William H. Bridges Of BroJAlin, and Miss
Relief Nun .on Of Wesley.
surrN-l.t inst. by Rev. Frederick A. Brag-
don. Mr.. George A. Patien Of Idaho Springs
Col. Ter, aud Miss Sophia o-gooL Of surry
Also Mr. EDWARD y. osgood and Ms.
Emiy Ellington, both VI surry.
Aurora-9. h inst, by Roswell Silsbv, ESQ
Mr. Joseph X. Porter OF Ellsworth, and Mss
Lizzie Wilson OF Greenfield.
Bluehiil-Jth inst. By kry. A. II. Trbbets
Nr. Freeman W. Carer and Mis-, Nestcr A
Wilson. both Of Bluehiil.
Could-boro-ith inst. BIZ F. L. Bunker
Esq. Mr.. Henry Bunker and Miss Hattie
Bunker. DO b Of Gould-boru.
Cranberry l-le-i-ts inst, NJ the residence Of
the 6rilc'- parents, bv G. I. Hadlock, Esq.
Capt Lrwi, r. LadI and Miss Clara 4. Gllev,
DO. h OF Cranberry Isle.
Eden-i-t inst, bv Rev ". Corthell. Mr..
Frank Il. Iiggin, aud Miss Hattie II. Hopkins,
both Of Eden.
Tremont-l-t inst. by Rev. Il. F. Stinson,
Mr.. Gilbert II. Manchester Of Nj. Desert, and
Miss Frances l.. Holmes Of fremont
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Temperance sleetip~

On Monday evening, Jan. IL. after som. in.
terruption in lis sessions, and some fre,tiny on
the part Of some one who has not learned ,,,.,
The that believeth shall not make haste /, ~.
temperance League again assembled in the
High School room, with President Hamilto,
Joy in the chair. Prayer was offered by Rev
Mr.. Lyon; and after some other prelimiuaries
Mr.. Lyon opened the deliberations of the eve.
ning with a brief and sensible address.
Nj Lamprey, principal of the High School
followed and in very energetic strain. de.
nouneed the eowardiee of the League in delhi.
Grating instead of acting; dissvowed any faith
IN moral or legal suasion; and exhorted the
men OF Ellsworth. in opposition to statute law
as ne admitted, but in obedience to some high.
er law, as he claimed, to take the matter into
their own hands, and to end rum-selliug by
lum-spiiilng; and declared himself ready to
head the crusade.
Mr. Reese replied that more true courage
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v - HAnpoH-Ar 4. sch Compecr. Carter,
Ar q. sshs Ocean. Asnal. Calais. Halcyon Nut.
Rr. Iarver- liarbur.
sld &. sch \ . Brooks, smaIicdgc. Bos,on.
sli .. sehs, Ocean. Agneil. boston, Compccr.
Ara. sch Pcaro. stickney. Portland. old 18th
for Easaportl
sUlLI' As-sId Jan 5. sell Pashaw. Moon. Boston
York.
PowrL,Sp-ar s. schs Emma T Story. Fcru,ld.
Cranbersy isic, ireka, Jay. ooul'isboru.
CHI Y schs reluInah fos-.tf, Baltimore. Emma.
Stanley. Bristol. Rose stickuey. Calai. and East.
port.
Ar {. schs senator, Grant, Ellsworth; Arrival,
baruun, Boothbay.
Ar \ och Hattie sampson. Bunker. Duek.port.
fALL RiyEk-Ar g, sch t.eors tetta. smith, Ian.
gor. Thomas Bor. ten Churbaek Phiia
Nk"roHr->Id :. sch Midnight. Hopkins. New
A. :. .chs Ocean i,ellc. NILS. Windsor. c \ FL.
we'll Long. Rockport
sAi 10. sch Mari Perry. Bristol
Ar 10, sch flora hins, Peiiagrovc. Fall River for
Cslsis.
Ar II. sch Reindeer. Howard for Cold Spring
kpStHTowS-lu port -th. schs Paios. tor Rock
and Corneiia. Boston. John Belch do. Mary 81
sAn tor Portsmouth.
foErsAourm-in lower Harbor til. schs Union.
Hsu, Clay and wrsrrloo.
bpsTUS-Ar 8, sch Mary Eliza. Mct,own. Hath.
Salem.
Ar .. schs silver Heels. Newman Boone Bay
VIZ liuison. Coleman, CALAIS ten, Thomas, and
Clark, Frankfort
tbts. sch stockton. Alien. Cienfuego.
Nl>tiARD iiAN kS-AF q, sell MaTy Louisa, CLAW,
Hobaksn buck. port
Ar :. sch LiEEie ID. darker. Barker Virginia for
Bo-tan.
sal :. sch Murv LOUISE
iani.
sd S. schs watchful, mn. Providence for New
York Agnc-. IIsi-ion. Providence for New York
Eiizsbeth Parker, York
Ar I. brig Ida l.. Ray. Haskell. Bluchlu. sch
EIxhls asirr for Fall River
fko'iDLSCE-AT 8. sch Julia Tate Tate, Ito
bokrn
Below 8. sch Mary Susan. snow. Rooklani
Chi sl Annie W BARKER, Snowman. y York.
NJ" f"Kk-Ch ). sch HeGTy Parker. Lewis.
Dcmerara.
Ars schs Mary 4 Holt, Higgins. TowaIa, Mex.
co. storm PctrtI liaskril, I'm Warren
ar &c Oregon. simpson. Providence for
Philadelphia
Ar :, -chs American Eagle. sfsv, New burr por, ,
Annic W Harkcr. snow man. Providence
fhiLApLLi iIiA-Iid I. sch Lark, CuptIil. Port
lan.i.
NEw CAsrLr-In por; tih. sch Leonune. for
Bedford.
WILMINGTON. y C-Cld >, sch Moses Paucn
Harding. Hivant. tsli -
Ar J. SCI Dresser. Rel. B.rlroa
stNASSAu-AT ), brig Annie ID TOrrrv, FIN New
YORK.
Ar 6, sch Hattie Fuller. Hart Orient Ii
Returned g. SCH May Morn. Phinney, Tor York
In consequence OF bat feather
BkiSswiCk. 1a-Ar I. sch Mary Lord, Lord.
Savannah
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was required for moderation than for violence.
that for the L~ayu, to proceed to action before
celebrating would be folly: that TO have re-
course to mob-lsw would b, to confess orr civ.
iliza'ion a failure, anil TO relapse into b,rb,r.
ism; anil thst the same degree Of pressure.
brought 10 bar upon the executive Of IN. law
which the last sp'sker advocated against the
run-s'iler'. would accomplish thu sam, end
In wT equally Ell ,ctual and at the same time
legitim.tc
Mr. Garrctson then recited summary NJ the
temperance history Of this country. and pro.
ceeded 10 remark tina, there were three meth
od' which might be adopted. One was Moral
sussion. which ought to be tried first; the sec
ond was Legal Coercion; and il these failed.
there remained the appeal TO the people. who
should then take the law into their own hand.
aud the speaker called on Mr.. Lsmprey to lead
the movement. declaring himself ready to fol-
low. under a banner inscribed, The Lord Of
Hosts Is with us."-Whether the God of law
would sanction 80 lswless proceeding, was, to
some present. matter OF doubt.
Mr.. Nathaniel JOY spoke at some length, and
in manner which was forcibe and interest
ing expressing hi, dissent from most that had
been said, on the ground that violence had
been tried. and had failed; that law had been
tried. and had failed; and that the only hope
was, 10 educate public opinion. and to labor
personally with tie vender, and the drinkers Of
liquor. lii- remarks were couched in clear,
strong terms, sometimes more forcible than el-
egant. and illustrated by facts which had come
under his own ob-ery alton
Mr.. Antoine Smith inquired whether the
subject Of temperance was being discussed A. =
principle, or because times were 50 dull and
there was nothing else 10 do. or because the
gentlemen were curious to learn one anoiher's
opinion.
Several Of the spcakars occupied the floor
more than once. but the above il believed TO
contain the substance Of what was said. The
meeting was largely attended, and its ami
nation WAS maini aimed TO the end. which came
al about haf-past nine O'Clock.
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Prospect ilarSor.


The school at Prospect IIarbor has now
been Ia session four weeks. under the di-
rection OF H. W. George OF Ea.t Orrinc-
ton Among the more important branches
pursued. Physiology is deserving of fret
mention. The class pursuing this branch
Is composed Of six young lsdie.-Alice
Cole. Emma Ilutchinys. Vida Cleav-.. An
nile Handy Susie Moore and Mary Noonsn.
Diagram. illustrating the lesson. are
placed upon the board each day lbs the pu d.
pills. after which. they are required 10 re-
cite any portion OF the lesson from the
board. The interest taken. and the adj
Nancement made In thi, branch. reflects
great prai-e upon the menbers OF the
class T.. ". &.
Jan. 4th. 1875.
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lNrOR rANT To Tn NyRLERs,

YORK auuav snrs AL eype~se ~ ~ev, I u &c
Dir" and stop a the q - AVID Uy0ON $50.
TEL. opn"si'e The GRNND rEHrRN ~. DEpOr.
" hss over 10 elegantly furnish ~ rsous md -
hti-'i M ut IN .Nr".sr ~ gamma. EIeva
tor. s'esm aud all ,rosis IN i'np-ovew~,ts Flu
roD"~n PA, tn. 0EsrACW 4 ~. Lunch
'"unfer so'i Wt1s ks,o'u- ~re supi,lietl with the
tesf the mtre-t can t,trni-h Thu ruis'-e IL m.
sur"-.<~.l. u, m. r,~ -ias'. ur--,r -, eta
stslv We. 80 u ~ vi .is~. IN ETY. an tr,ve'.
90 crn hvc VI '-~ irxuri ms'y. e. t,s. mHrav at
tn" ."A<DtNlDN. than NJ any other dr-t.ci,ss
Hotel In the CITY S'asrs aui Ears p,ss the no.
'ei every m,n"tr for nj pvt. ~ 'he CIV
ly5 CT. W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
Money TO loan ON Improved Real Es-
tate situated IN Ellsworth.
&. c. BURRiLL, Treas,
1854 Hancock ca. Savings Pank.
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Louisiana Matters.

INV lOkk, Jan. T.
The lleralI> New Orleans despatch
%; lat Hl.ui. saAs il j. Tumorcd tina.
B,n Bn'lr' will really DC the successor
Oi judy DHrrrtl
Stcr'dan rcimailc! quietly at the ST.
Charles ll"icl. judge D,bbie, stale,
li'ai hl- IH"p">iiiJn h'r compromise i,
acl 'ie-cc'l an, BY ever, pro rinrut Re
= in.tc al wa j. nht holding uffice.
the conservatives Keep quiet. await
IN. llc action of Congress. The Her
ad> Washington despatch saws, that
60 + III ''r states thai the rrporI of
t'c Sdr Committee un New Orleans al
lafi-. ha- not been made 10 iu!l Com
m1it"c, aud report will probabi, not be
made public before "Wednesday.
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DrC. c. BURRfLL. INSURANCE AGENT. is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN good Fire
Insurance Companies can BE- found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Partie, in want Of any kind Of In
surance, will lind it for their adv an,age to call
AT this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. Ar
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lie JislstiY, Business.

NJ Whom of Bangor presented =
rri'l"u >i%m''i h, Ehcn WEcci'icm. D.
l.. >imn-"n anl IS other CITIZEN. al
l. "a II tn len. I.ra, my that t,,at village
MA be set I'll and Incorporated a. "a
pan 81 the cit, ot Bangor. \ bill WAS
Do r"diLc' i which provides that upoa
iiai aii indictment of complaint. Tor
anA ctinc ia " hlclI the larceny al bank
bill. l. duly alleged without naming
tnr ia = Issuing thcn. proof ot Ilici,
larceny. "r ut L. =. Treasury demand
n'lc> >ha!l b' ncid sufficient to support
such allegations
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DieedIss frss Ls.ss. Catart. Rrsachstls
Consumption. 4 ~ssa. r.si Curs.

l.NHk>tEK. y. l.. jan. ii h. 1854.
l.. v. u tee, VI. ~. Buu.h.. y. T.:
Dear Sir.-l had suf, red ir..,u t.farrh Ia IN
sgSIa,aI, Il irou ior al, twelve year. aid
iot seseral ,.ais u oui u oiscLiai Trouble. Tired
many J.rcIor- snd tiIin., wan so iA.li,S tseue-
e.. In NAY. - bcuIninx marry worn cut
~th Ncr>-iNe r.lit"stai ,.sss,r- ,ni = PAPER IN
New lvIL Cay. lw'> I.,A.J with u ouci,.-
a. IA severe i,ini. -ud ,tinS almost . t.lsi
io-' "i N"ie-. | returned hoii. hire, but had
t--n hota" uot, ia', w''eA. ~ B-n l Was c.,t,,-
l'iri'h i'r'~ira'r'i WIN ii-morrh sxr I, UNI is-
Lu"g>. hdriag four seeerc bleeding spells
9ithia ftcO ueeAs, dSd sr.t taree lasiae of
NI.e days. la ii.e ~i-,,.usr Io,.o.,ux. 1 iun
Ir'.,,'i uffiFBi, la s,,se to- lee aJout. th.ush
4. 4. i'-b.r stale. ~, bronchial Iruubl.. ~
maiu,d AID the t.tAr.n Va, tenio = w.r..
tn.n i-i,rr. Ever, u,u los rsiIrf seemed
hItie>- | -,.m Il tu 10 hs>ins gr.uud itIn A
cunlnu-d Ia sc icrbr -.a,e. fsI.Ii.S bi I'D al
IA - al, uuiIl .DIu, the nr,l vi =. aryi %
~ h,n s--ca,n ~ hal a, 10 t.e .niir..y .ouu.-
al To Ia, hVu-e. A iIirisl suggested ,vur etn-
'dies but l Mas ~ retr-iy .kept cal that
tn. wou III Inc god. a. l sad .o.t sii heart
IA f~htfsilc-. aud b-Ssu ~ loJk rIrJu IurdIvll
snd d@tH> wilh di-gust. ilowrIrr. obtain
I'll ''ur Vt our err ui.i AMI read II eAlctuty
HON " hi,h cstiIe - The ,oneIu>tvn that Nou
uh,i.t s,u--j ."ut bu lin - al least. hn.iI, "
tai" iautftl Vi T >agr'> ai..I Ia i.r. a..
r., houi ooa, IA A,Jic.'l Dt>, ut,Ty aui i'ri-
80, t'i eotiinsv ucrd t,vtT ,I.vtvu> a,,-,rl-
iLs 4" dh'"th'p. 10 Ia. suip r,se, -ouu Uc-
KAn ~ I.nprv>~. rht Discover, au,I i'rl.-t. la
shor, iiis, u. ouS IL out SEVERE eIup,i su.
~hich c"ULnu.u Ior s-y-..t weeks. 1 let
moeh ter. my apI~titr ImprOr, d, aud 1
gaia, u iu s,Ieug b sid nc.h. Az tAi,. "A, IN. IA.
c'.r1 Ns-ii-.oi tsc CAl4rrs was sJuc. tn. B. ou-
eh'iI, had n.ariy d'.-pis aieI. had IL, Cough
~ hAr,-r and had e"tir,Iy er.,e,i ~ rise
bi''Od aLd. CONTRARY 10 the APP Ct uiou ut
so,.e Vi NY firnJ-. Tie cure has I.luAlurJ t,.-
uiah.ut have hal po ui,,c ti,Ia Irrn 40.
HON tt,r Lung. anal ain en Trey ii-- from
I.iAirh, ii"ui ~h'en | hsd suffered ~ murt
.'d ~ Iong. iir d.bi al gratitude owe tDr
iiic hiss'iiiS have Trcs'ssd At ,var hand,
A""~s la LsSunu-. l I'm ti.oIsusLI. -A.-nxa
iTo,n ss's ~Ai- re- nee ih, ,out la. III. in al
hA,as ise ~oI.I Ioi uls u ll.l ..iiss-.> u..,s.-
SAarr.. .. ~, II a. Ialv.. anI L.u. ,II-,..r
have ,-voa,'u, nde.i Ia N To ,ery ni4n, ...I
YOUR. VI. n. SikNCk,..
+. Y. Box jo.. RoeAsster. y. 4.
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fA~s.
DknIChTioN ~ EpEN-The dedication
Of the new meeting house took place Tues
day afternoon. Jan. 9Th. The house Was
II led, with an interested and attentive au.
dl"nce. Rev. DIR. Tvnn.y of Ellsworth.
aud Rev. M.>srs. Bi.l-y 81 Isn"iu-. Cor
thell OF Eden. and k-csc OF Ellsworth.
parth ipat-d in the services. The ,lrtlicA-
tory PRAYER was offered by DR.. 'icnm-v aud
the sermon was pr~sch-S by Mr.. k--.-.
Much credit j. due To Mr.. Cor hell aud his
Practitioners for the zeal aud perseverance
they have shown IN tuI- enterprise. The
House was built 10y the people in the VI
cinity. the largest part II whom are Bap-
ti>t-. a. Union House. Its dim-n- ions
are 40 &c i.e'. and 1t cost about S.2O0.-
IL contains Sc pew>. - OF which have al
Ready bern sold. Among the do nor. who
aii'-d In the erection and compl.+i,n Of the
house. Wili Ice found The names Of Hon.
Abn'r Cuburn oi Skowh-gau. who gave
elOo, and kuutt Rankin 81 IspcklAnd, anI
Mrs. Hiram + .ry ri Illinois, win, gave
$50 each. Mr.. J. +. Thomp.pn OF Lynn,
Mas, presented To the Church a pulpit
Bible. ami Mrs.. C"rtheil hyrn-book.
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Business Notices.
Te0psipH Death.

Every man Or WOMAN sfn eej with q cough
or cv.d, wbhh b- " .hr Lac, no MEASURE 10
arr-,i. - ten.pilsJ death, iher- /, not Il. TX
STORE Ia Ia iA.d " h-ie BALI, LoNkY ~
uoHhii'u NJ AND LAX may not D. procured,
A"d ti'efe - no Aiinivut vi tue Iunz- throat
i"ndins 10 consumption or trvncGiti., ~s,en
II l. nOt ,uini-ieLt ~ cur. 10 Mt -utrr
.o'd 10 Aeeuudi 't- on co.d. but aire,t the nr-t
s!npioms vi pJimOnary di.eas-. and tone suu.
"'x'raic the Dl.-inIus VI ALI, " .tii In, " w.
IL Tiul remedy.
PIggs IooTu-ACuE IEoPs-Cure in one
mlGute.
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Obnadry hottcss. LeyoHd TIE Date, Name dmd
Age wHst D. PINT f1r

Ell-w orth - Jan. 18Th. Addic D., clde,,
daughter Of g. W. T. and Mary A. Hight, AZ
ter long aud painful sickness, aged 3s years
and months.
Ellsworih-i'h ult.. Mr.. Ruby ). Garland
wife of Leonard j. Garland. aged 81 YEAR.
Tremont-2Nh ult.. Mr.. Alb rhine Pca,e.
daughter of Andrew II. and Caroline Uayue,
aged about 81 wears.
NJ. De-ert-s.th ult., aftcr brief illness,
Capt. Nathan >,nallidse. aged ). Years.
S-dSwich-3.h inst, very suddenly OF heart
disease. Mr.. Rob 1T Byard, aged 81 years. In
one moment Of time he passed from this world
into the world 10 come
Gould ,boro-2i.h ult., Mr.. Freeman Bunker,
aged 16 wears.
san Francisco Cal..-Noy. 18th, Mr.. Charles
ID. iiinckley Of Ellsworth, aged - years.
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OFiaaA.
The Officers Of Rising Sun Lodge, No.
a. Z. A A. b.. Orland. Me, were duly
Installed Jan. 8, by Past Master Freeman
ii. Chase. NJ D.. assisted by Bro. Walter
keyes as Grand Marshall. as follows:
b. A. Reyes. W. NJ; Asa Consry. s.
w.; Hudson Saunders, }. w.; O.P. Dorr
Treas, !; J. C. Saunders. Sec. !; A. Page. s.
D.; John Hartman, J. D.; Geo. Kryes.
$. s.; Cyrus Phipps. J. s.; Roscoe Spar-
row. Marsh Sam1 Durham. Tyler; p.
NJ. F. IL. Chase. o. p. Dorr, Committee Of
Charity; r. n. F. II. Chase, w. Reyes, A.
Conasy, Comnitiee q Fipanee; r. II. F,
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ilton-B eecher Trial.
NV Nni,k

NEW York. Jan. II.
+ usual lhrnns ot spectators filed
the b0'"klA "A Conn. room TIL. morning
wnii""u side ~ the ',ur,idnr-. the crow q
Wa @ir,u a. ever. Mr.. B-cchcr aud
Dan, -:iic aud >'n. with assistant pastor
IL d'id.'t occupied seats behind then
c'dn-c while Mr.. Monitor aud TilIuI
hl4 -cai- uu either sidc of x-Judgc
ra criun. Mr. Triton aud Mr.. o.
A4n-'.'" care Ia with Judgc M,I>c, and
j. ~ Wheeler, AMI look positions be-
hind Mr. IlIl Curiosity was raised to
The h. lc-I pitch bv their appearance,
aud '"t short Time they had To ran
the batter, e.: all ewes in the room
WGcha'trirr had been DECLARED IN the
lusnis TX JIi.c Morris continued Ia.
reinatAs. began YESTERDAY. going oveI
lllc t"tI"u- circumstances cunnect ell
with ihc cast lie spoke AT great length
a"d bciorr concluding, a recess Wa,
taken until Two u'cl,ck.
Mr.. i5pchrr came over 10 Mrs.. Til.
TIA AMI No. Ov.ngion. and greeted
the - a l'o>t cordial manner, and The,
lcItfH court room. in COMPANY. The
e"Hri atll turu d before the cuIn,,le lion
81 The atis uuIent, which Will DC resumed
&u-tlaV.
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sS0esvIiie.
A CARD. During my absence my field
of practice will be dilcd by DIR. X. II.
SWEET. DIR. SWEET IL graduate OF n. Y.
University, and for several months past
has enjoyed the advantages for medical ed
uca,iOn afforded by Bellevue and Charity
Hospitals. and believe him to be we'll
qualified and competent to manage all
such cases ss usually come under the at
tendance of the general practitioner.
X. l.. GRtNDLk.
Somesville, Jan. ), 1875.
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To the Afflicted. NJ m,trer under Whist
foria 4 >ieAnrs- you lSbpr, there /. one great
thu h you -bouId Keep IL mini: All di>ea-e
originates Ia an impure coHdI'io n OF the blo'-i.
fuTiiy Iha', All I TIA. di>-a>c must depart; but
You caln''u puiif tLe bIoo-i b, The oi . H.
onou- drug. snI XXI. u-ine .tiinulan >. Thr
best Blood Purifier ever discovered l. DR
sLkEks i.nn.u. VINEGAR BrrIEgs. crn-
pounded vi simple herbs. Sa5.
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No one who ever used DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. vi d cherry anL lIorehound. Will i,.
without II. A. rem. dy i"r nil throat and
lung d-es-e-. Cure iur Group. and preventive
of consumption. II Ia. no equal. Acts like II
charm Ia ~h""ping cough. there il no c -.
ihh II viii mol cure or great, r-lieve. ton-
Ia no opium or other da lg-rou> drug AMI j.
pleasant 10 lake. have secured the sole ~, H..
cy, nni viii furnish sample iotti-> Al 10 a..
:. ID. Niggin drugxi-t-, Ellsworth. NorrI,
and Heritage. prupTriOr- Phi sd-ipria. j ,hn
~ Perkins l. GO. , Portland. General agent..
lylS
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AUGUSTA. Ne. Jan. /:

= major Cn'lrr 90 P..nnb-cnt has pre-
s,,...J q, i,ill to 81 ,li-h the death penal.
,..,tl - .uh,ii urc inpris ,ninant Tor
lie. inr III pif,.nc = here 1T IRE ptpish,-
i e. with lie, ii. The bin has gone Ia he
,JIdirilrv [ 'nnilirr. Thc 5 n,inrs
tim i, "a sh 81 one. aud ~ "ne strike re-
la.tl~ SECTIONS /. 8. Q. 10 auI IL, of
Chap. 1875 OF the revised Statutes.
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Pickings and Steallngs.

Two candidates for the once OF Mayor
in n Nebraska city are familiarity known
A. ''Scurry Nike" aud dreadful Tuu."
An excl .nye has a letter from an
American cow in Paris After some study
IT, d.cid, that the Cow should Legl.
with a. Instead OF e.
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Extension Of Charter. B,n1or Water
20

Mr.. J 5. Wheelwtight. President OF
Ia %"r Water Company petit ions
for liz extension of lime Tor completing
The works ot that company, which pe j.
li'u hat been referred 10 llbe committee
on IuiCIior waier>.
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LIS OF LYGoNIA LopGE-At an
Communication of Lyyonia Lodge.
70. O. Of F and \. Masons, held the 9th
last. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:-
Charles II. Joy. wM.; J.B. Redman.
Z: McGOwn.J j. W. ; Lewis Friend, Treas. !:
j. II. HlgSin", Sec'y; Geo. +. Haskell, s. ID. :
t,sooert Mulian, J. D.; Nathaniel j. Moor
n. tro1s TO Grand Lodge; j. W. Davis, Hamjl-
"" ''!' NhArses Joy, Committee Of Finance.
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tC,stinc. Master " Webster Is putting up
tfe frame OF Vessel - connect with The rIilroad
al iiuc4sp1rt frei cater. aIso for any other bus
iuess tnAt llAy odsr.