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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

ACCIDENT The little daughter, two
years old. of Henry Brown, living on State
Street on Monday last, tell of the platform
at the door. while her sister was try ing to
take her up, aud broke her leg above the
knee.
joy & Lsbe are now Offering great in
dncements in the line of Photographs for
short time. at their Gallery GA Main St.
Cub Tickets at reduced prices. Get up a
club of twelve and get one dozrE Tree.
For further particulars address JOY Labe.
BASE BALL."-A match game of Base
Bail was played "Wednesday Afternoon
Oct. Goth brtweem the Blue Jaws and the
DIiso~. Two Mines OF oar city. The
game resulted In victory for the Blu"
JAYS Sc.ts : To- o. Time of game one
hour 10 minutes
j ID. Pui,iier Esq. Who has just been
confirmed A. Reporter of Decisions, i the
sou OF Dr. VI. Il. Pul.ifcr. of Ellsworth.
/ lie has i, som- years been The leading
court stcnographer IN the State. aud his
4 ilttNu- NtaiNf lDaN Ait W ~ thaAt Np'i IL
porter.
The time OF holding the meetings of
the woman's Temperance Aid Society. is
changed from Saturday afternoon to Mon
day evenings, the next meeting being Mon
day, November Sth. at : o'clock, al the
+ High School room, and will continue to
+ rn.,.. nt.r. n two Ua,.ks At Tho same lime
and place.
Contributions FOR THE Poor The
/ ladies of the Aid Society. request of the be
neyolent, that they will contribute laid
aside articles of clothing. for the benefit OF
the poor and suffering. Such articles may
be left with Mrs. John ii. Partridge on
Main St. who, through the Committee
will distribute them To the needy and de-
serving.
HEAVY GALE.-An unusually heavy
South East gale, accompani ed with thun-
der and lightning prevailed on this coast.
this "wednesday morning. Several YES
sells. anchored In the Bay, dragged their
anchors, but all were secured before re-
ceving damages. The tide is very high
and still flowing, but the gale has abatcd
The telegraph lines are down, to the l.
land OF Mt. Desert and also East.
ON Monday, the report OF the suspen-
sion OF \. wiggin & Co, of Salem, Mass.
who have for some years done heavy
numbering business on this river, created
considerable excitement, as there were
many creditors Of the firm in this city. All
the property connected with their lumber
ing operations has been taken possession
of by Deering & Milliken Of Portland. who
have, for some time, claimed TO be the le-
gal owners and who will continue TO car
~ on the business. II is supposed that the
Liabilities OF y. wi.gin 4 Co. TO creditors
in this vicinity, will amount to about sl5.-
900. Their assets here are merely nomi-
na. 1t is hoped that some arrangement
will soon be made by which worknrn and
honorary debts will be paid in whole or in
part.
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Trcnton

4 quarterly meeting was held last week
with the Baptist church in Trenton, begin
ming Tuesday, the 10Th. Sermons were
preached. Tuesday afternoon by Rev. ".
A. Reese, evenin. by Rev. $. T. Levy.
Wednesday afternoon by Rev l.. :. Trip,
evening by Rev. L. 5. Fish, and Thursday
evening by Rev. W. A. Reese. Devotion.
Of meetings were also held. These services
were well attended in the main, and some
religious interest was developed
In connection with the quarterly meet
ing, the Baptist Ministerial Conference had
a session. A sermon OF criticism was
presented by Rev. L. 5. Trip, an essay on
The Conditions OF Ministerial Usefulness
by Rev. E. 5. Fish, and an essay on the
Change of the Sabbath, by Rev. ). 7. Levy
The liteary exercises were good. and the
friendly criticism and discussion which
they ELECTED, were enjoyable and sugges-
tive.-It was voted TO hold the next meet
ing of the Conference at BROOKLYN. the
fourth Tuesday in January; and also to
hold an extra quarterly meeting at North
Sedgwick the first Tuesday in December
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Collision at Sea.

UL1ON = = 7 z IA n L-s.s VOIs u
The Schooner Ocean" Capt. Ware.
bound from Boston for Calais. Ne. with a
general cargo, was run into, of Gloucester
Iarbor. about Il O'Clock last night by the
Schooner 'Jno Proctor OF Boston. The
Ocean" was towed here. having a new
mainsail completely destroyed, and broken
main saff. She also had large hole stove
ia her stern, aud was otherwise damaged
considerably.
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FIRE.-On Thursday afternoon oct. q
the dwelling house. barn and other out
buildings, belongin to Jesse Conary. were
DESTROYED 10y fire, together with most of
their contents. The fire was first discoy-
cred upon the roof Of the barn. and it was
impossible tor the women. the only per
sons at home TO extinguI-h it. The loss
was about $1,000 aud there was no in,ur-
ance.
BURGLARY - The house Of the Young
Brothers, situated on the Teddy Pond
road, was entered few nights since. and
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Report Of the Ladies' Temperance Aid society.
We met Oct. %. The meeting was called to
order by the President. Prayer by Mrs.
Handy.
There was considerable business before the
meeting. in regard TO working for the poor,
and it was also thought best to change the time
of holding the meetings. after discussing the
question ii was decided TO have the meetings
once in two weeks, meeting the Monday even
ings that the League did not, therefore the
meeting adjoined to meet Monday evening at
the same place.
The meeting Monday evening Oct. IS, was
quite well attended, as it wa. the first evening
meeting, we did not expect to see as many 10
will attend in the future The President. Mrs.
Whitmore presided. The usual opening exer-
cises. The first business before the meeting
was in regard to joining the State Society. The
constii ution and bylaws having been received.
The ladies' did not seem prepared to act on this
question, therefore it was decided TO meet again,
before acting on this question, although the few
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FOR the past week the weather has
been delightful. /. is to be hoped that this
Indian Summer weather will continue.
contrary to the proverbial tradition.
shls term of Court has for the most part.
been favored with pleasant weather.
The numbering operations on this river
Tor the present winter will be less than for
many years before, Large stocks of log,
are still on hand.
fosrPoNED--The meeting of the Sun.
day School Association, announced for
oc- 18th. was postponed on account of
'ne weather, and will take place wednes-
way, Nov ~, the first session beginning ut
10 A. NJ.
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his dreams were troubled through the
night, with Sheriff-s bailiifs all in sight.
At last his wife unto him said. Rise up at
once. get out of bed, aud get your paper.
ink aud pen. aud advertise to all good
men," lie did as his good wife advised.
and in the paper advertised. Crowds came
and bought off all he had; his notes were
paid. his dreams were glad and he will tell
you to this day, how well did printers ink
repay"
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Relief 10 an extent not hitherto attained i.
experienced by those suffering from Bright,
dise a>e, kidney, bladder, snd glandular COM
piaint-. diabetes. gravel, inoontincncc and re-
teniion Of urine female fregulnritie, disturbed
sleep, los. Of Apptiie. general debility, melau-
ehoiy and maladics Of the urno- genital organs,
by plftIking oil U4Hrs Remedy which ensures
a return TO perfect health.
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Meeting of the kennebec Medical
Association.
GARDINER. Oct. 26

GARDINER. Oct. 26.
The kennebcc County Medical Associa-
ton. held Special meeting in this city to-
day Dr. Crooker of Augusta. President.
was served at the johnson House. by in
vitation OF Dr. HIdreth Of this city, mat
tiers OF general interest to the profession
occupied the time throughout the evening.
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Business Notices.
Consum ption.
Letter from Captain Conn. of the Dris "Po-
to.i." of W ind.or, y -

J
to-i.' of Windsor, y. :,
81. JONI. y. II. NAV 22nd. 1868.
! MR.. JAMES |. FELLOWS. Chemist.
DEAR SIR: In May. 1856. | was attacked
with II severe dry cough. which continued In
! bar. hness Tor some time. when enced
Z eNpcciorAiing thick, wbitish substance, then
| uised greenisb yellow and slate-colored
I matter. then bleeding of the lungs set in. and
other symptoms OF very alarming Oh Iracter
showed themselves. | consulted the leading
physicians in fhilAdelphia and other tiles. who
gave me no encouragem~ nj, a. NV disease
/ Consumption. | spared no expense TO oblsin
] TylIrf, but found none. In August, | lad fallen
in flesh iruIn i5j to $50 poun,ls. and sinking
rsrid.y oSert day. Ny friends in Philadelphia
/ f''1std me 10 leave the ship and 20 home. AT
/ home they considered my ease hopeless, and
wished me 10 remain there and not die in a for
( ciSu country | visited -. John in October Of
Of The ,ane year on my way to Philadelphia to
JON my hip, and WAS advised by stranger.
! who noticed my shrunkcn form and Packing
Y cough. to fl your Compound syrup OF Hypo-
pho>p hltes; ~nJ,as drounJins man viii grasp
al straw ISL saw ray Of hope in the suggest ton,
ami procured 4 bottle. The effect warranted a
Z further trial, and bought dorm bottles. and
/ len y. John and have been knocking about the
/ Atlantic ever since.
7 \. This l. the first time have visited your
I cts siCnr, feel under an OBJ alton u let YOU
know the effects produced bY this syrup. |
continued taking the remedy regularly. Al
I tr-i mA appetite lmpruVeI-l r-g.iuei strength
Y then ms cough gradually iefl me, and finally
cNP.cfOr4iion ceased, and although t.e bcucii
VA, n sdual could note the change for the
better every DAY, 20 that after asing taken ten
bottles considered myself well. This was
sbout hye months from the time | comnenced
. taking the syrup. short lime after had
. rrSbie trouble. and feeling some of the
I OLD y mpsoms returning, | finished the other
two bottle; and nOw consider myself IS
vel a, ever Was IN my llie. Ny present
WEIGHT i l6s. seven pounds above nv usual
healthy standard. My nerves are good. my
appetite good, aud general he lth exec lent. /
heartily recommend your syrup Ia all person.
troubled with any difficulties or disease OF the
+ Lupgs or NcTNou- system. firmly believing
I that had hot used IL, would not now lie lIy-
[ INK.
Hoping ihi. letter may meet the eve, Of 9TH
err similarly affected. and induce them TO Use
the safe means Of cure.
remain, yours very truly,
HARRIS COFFlLL.
Master ot brig "roin,i," Of ihd,or, y. ;.
Ir,rcnty heard from Captain COtil that he
continue, 10 poses, SISOrUu. heath.
Inventor.
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Fatal r. r. Accident.
Boston. Mass. Oct. &c.

BosToN, Mass. Oct. &c.
As the Portland express train on the b.
and NJ. road approached the Albany street
crossing in Wakefield, last evening. two
attempted 10 cross the track. Wilson was
killed and Anderson badly injured.
NEW YORK, Oct. &c
San Francisco advises from Portland,
Oregon. say the election for Congress
man brought out very large vote. Lane,
democratic is probably elected by POO.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

when you visit or leave the CITY OMEN
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ami expense of carriage
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at an expense ri over 100000. Eleva.
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Ea
ropcan Plan. The REsTACRANTa,L Lunch
counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is I'M
surpassed. Rooms for single person. -, tl5o,
and ~ per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously. Tor less money. at
the GRAND UNION than at apy other drstc lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for al parts OF the City.
Iva c. ,. ". ID. GARRISON. Managers.
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One of the grestest improvements in the
Practice vi me define is treating diseases of the
iung- by direct Application. Inh.ling the va
por- Of Tar, by burning or by the use OF hot
water. was recommended Sky Years ago.
b. recent invention the Solution OF forest
1 ar" ma been produced fof Catarrh and Con-
Sumption. No method OF treatment Is found
20 satisfactory To the physician and The patient.
The Forest Tar Book" found at the drug
gisis', will give you the best Information on this
subject.
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Fire Inquest.
ROCKLAND. Mt

KOChLAND, Nc. Uct. 70.
The inquest on the incendiary fire OF
last W ednesd4y night, was finished this
afternoon. and the Jury rendered YER
die, that the fire was set by Dexter Haynes,
and that other parties were knowing 10 the
facts 4 warrant will De issued against
Haynes either for arson or for burning
with Intent to procure insurance.
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Caution 10 purchasers OF the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected 80 iuiiOn vi the protoxidr oi IEonl.
BE aare OF being deceived b. any ot the prepar-
atoms OF Peruvian BARK, or Bark and Il on,
winch may be offered TO you. Every bottle OF
the genuine has the name Peruvian syrup
tnut Peruvian Bark upon il. Examine care
fully before using.
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Accident.

MECHANIC FALLS, Oct. &c.
A Young man named Clair. OF Berlin.
had hi leg broken last night by the falling
of a temporary row of high seats. at
minstrel exhibition at the Gorham House
Hall Others narrowly escaped injury.
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The next meeting of the Hancock
County Lodge l. 0. q. T., will be held
with Sea Shore Lodge. at Long Pond. Nj.
Desert, on Tuesday. Nov. oh. at 10 o'clock
\. NJ. District Deputy, Dow. OF Brooks.
IS expected to be present. there will be
public meeting in the evening". to which
citizens generally are invited.
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For the Middle and Eastern States, low
barometer. slightly lower temperature.
South to Northwest winds. with cloudy
weather and rain. clearing in the forenoon.
Cautionary Signals continue off the Allan
tic Coast from Cape May to Passport
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City and County.


The Ladies of the Methodist Society OF Ellis.
worth would hereby extend their most sincere
THANKS to the ladies and gent eRen oftbe 9th er
socletles OF Ellsworth, and to the good people
IN general Tor their generous donations in fur.
msning the table with abundant food, and also
Iot theh Irlenoly attendance to- and liberal dis.
Posiuoh manifested IN partaking of their supper
at hancock Hall, and hold themselves in readi
hess to do to others as they have been done by.
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Ellsworth-Oct. 10th, by Rev. b. NJ. Nit
chell, Mr.. Irwin ii. Tarbox Of Biddeford, and
Miss Lucy A. Wilson of Ellsworth.
Orland-Oct. 23d, BY J. A. Buck. Capt. Seth
X. Hutchings, and Miss Martha o. Facteau.
both of Orland.
Stesben-Oct. 23d, by J. c. Googings Esq,
Mr. Addison Ii. Hodgkins. of Gouldsboro and
Miss Mary A. Crabtree Of Franklin.
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LYIEoN's kATHAoN prevents the Hair from
fIl ing out or turning gray, renews it. growth
aud give, strength and ylgor. IL is delightful
is perfumed, aud makes splendid dressing.
1t i, the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 80 cents. mos. -
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Died in this city. October 18th. Horatio y.
JOY. E>q.. IN the 18th year Of his In
speaking Of the character Of Mr.. joy a
Christian. he was una.sumny and ling Ind
was governed by conscientiou, views OF truth
and duty
A. man. he had few superior, was miable
and honest in every transaction oflife, faithful
TO his family and friends. He leaves four son.
and two daughters, who during his painful III.
ness watched over him with the most unjiriug
tenderness and care. soothing snd cheering hi-
path TO the tomb. Their fl ial devotion Is re-
paid by the consciousness that their duty TO
him Is done and well done. CON.
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\ gentleman Of Waltham, Mass, says two
doses OF kenue', Pain Killing Magic Oil entire
~ curedhim Of i severe attack Of cholera NOR
bus; that nothing could induce HIM to be with
out Il IN the house. Reader have you got
lienne's Magic vi in your house, Ii Is sJld by
your druggist.
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Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
stipstion, Piles and all dIseasesof the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do, go TO G., A
Parcher's and get ii bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 80 cents bottle. or sent BY mail on re ceipt
of price. Prepared by Wiggin g. Co. Rock and
Me.
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Doinos Of the City Council.

AUGUSTA. Oc'. 20
The Council adjourned this afternoon to
y .veiuber l5:h.
several pardon cases were heard but
.....e granted.
tia, nomination of Joseph ID. fulslier as
Reporter of Decisions was confirmed.
Josiah 5 Hobbs was quslin"d a. State
/. uraflau ior another term.
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Farm for Sale.

THIS farm Is situated in North B'uchiI. on
1 stage road TO Bucksport- Contains 30 &C
about equally dis Ide,l into upland. meadow
and woodland. a good Dwelling House and
barns the premises. fotsg tons OF hay
are now in barns. aud both isfm and hay viii be
old At \ bargain.
Addrcss, 5iti
NEWELL usGOOD. Surry, NJ.
August l., ISIS.
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Notice TO Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
GALVESTON LIGHTsHIP DISABLED-Gaives-
ton, oct I2-Capt Cook, OF the lighiship tender
DansieOn. states that the INJURIES such that II
will be necessary % have her repaired before she
take her position al the entrance 70 the harbor.
The ship Is now lying opposite the new wharf and
leaking badly. Cap, Cook has placed buoy where
the ship should be
A NEW BEACoS-A beacon has been erected on
the breakwatsr At saybrOok bar. which will be OF
great AL vantage 10 vessels bound OUT OF the
Connecticut River, and especially % the Hartford
and New FORK steamboats,. The work was done on
Thursday.
Foe NHisrLE-The note Of the steam fog
whistle on Pollock Rip vas plainly heard al Chat
ham, 10. miles distant during the recent storm.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
Oct 81.
Sch Arboreer. Clark. Boston
Sch ciIy OF Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
sch Red Rover. Bowdcn. Boston
ARRIVED
oct. 81.
Sch Car.sss Porter Boston
sch Forester. keith. Hasthn.
sch Mechanic. Mathew R0ckland.
CLEARED.
oct. %.
Sch Rattan. Sinclair Boston
sch Grace, Alley, Boston.
sch Capt John. Means Boston.
ARRIVED
oct.2..
Sch VIM Pickering. Fatten. Boston.
CLEARED.
oct ..
sch Miniola Ferraii, Boston.
sch Ensrlne. .,ianwood. Rye Beach
sch NlctoEy, Moon, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Oct. 2i.T
Sch Adam Tow lby. JeIHison. Boston
Sch Emily. Alloy. Boston.
CLEARED
oct IS
Sch Ann, Sinclair Rociland.
sch . Lawrence laws, Boston.
CLEARED.
oct IS
Sch Agsnorl. Keith Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Whltmore. do.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fannie 4 Edt'h. Bartlett. surry.
CLEARED.
Oct. 81
Sch Wesley Abbott, Miliiken. New York.
sch Charles Upton. Belatty Boston
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BLUEHILL-Ar %. Brig Ida l.. Pray, Haskell, to
load for Philadelphia, for Chase
Ar ., sch h A MAgee, Young 10 load for New
York.
PoRrLkSD-Ar -. sch Patriot, Sellers, Deer Isle ,
Sunbeam, King, fremont
Ar -, sch Sea Flower. Bunker. Cranberry Isle.
Ar ., sch DeXAlO, Treworgy. Ellsworth for BIOS
ton. Helen Mar. Duncan Casiine
SES BLpFoRD-Ar -, sch Clio Chilcott, Fuller
ton.
PRovIpEScE-sld q, sch Loduskia. Means, Els
worth.
BosrOS-Ar 81. sch Narcotics. Remick, ElIs
worth Frank Pierce, sinson. Castine.
sALEN-Ar a. sch Warren Low. Ellsworth.
NINEIAHDHAyks-Ar IL, sch Clio ChIlcOtt, Full
lerton.
Ar ~, sch Altavelia, Joy. Hoboken for Lynn.
Ar p, sch NJ Kennedy. Pomroy. Ellsworth New
York
PHrLADELPHl-Ar 10, sch Frank Jameson
Jameson. Bluehill, Curtis, Bray. Deer Isle.
Foreign Ports.
Sid from Queenstown, Oct. 81. Annie 5 Hall. Mel.
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Duck Brook Bridge at Bar Hsrbor.
Eden. will be up for repairs from the 10th,
inst. to the 18th of November next.
WIN. T. LELAND, Road Agent.
Eden, Oct. 8, 1875.
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>ELf-NvEpEEOUs NEGLKCT-To suffer cold
10 accumulate ON cold. or aroush To- become
chronic. when few doses of nALE's HONEY
ot hoEEhoU>D AND lar taken Al the outset
I.N aTAJIy effect !. cure la a few hours For
sale 10y ali druggists.
Pixies Toothaeie Drops cure in one minute.
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North scdgwirk.

On Sunday. Oct. l.. eleven persons were
baptized at this place by the pastor. Rev
y. {. Everett; and TX other, making sew
entceu IN all. were added 10 the church.
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IL you have been co Ighing all winter and
begin TO despair of recovery, or if you have,
taken recent cold, go at once to the Drug
store offs ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. and
get bottle OF DIR. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREBoUND. Take it
and he well: No other medicine acts so
promptly and efiectually in Coughs, Colds and
all diseases the throat. lungs and Chest,
leadingt TO Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use ofthis almost
magic remedy. Ii is also the best known
specific for Group, aud never tails in WhOop-
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris & Heritage ,proprietors. Phiadelphis.
John ". Perkins Co. Portland. General
agents. As ly74
Frr --~----
Do you want to save your children. II you
do. 90 to G. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared BY Fessenden 4 Co. Rockland
Maine.
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PfLe's DfErErfc Observation-Disclosures ac.
knowledged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. lyr2@T5
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Franklin

The Ellsworth Cornet Band ceniem-
pl ate giving grand Turkey Shoot aud
Ball At Franklin on Tuesday Nov. 2nd.
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probate n 1!

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
i to NIL concerned. that he has been dulv APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
of an Administrator of the estate of
GREEN WEST, late OF Aurora,
In the County of Hancocx. Gentleman deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for payment.
ALBERT +. BURNHAM.
Oct. -, 1873. 3wk3.
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The Baptist church here has recently
been increased by several additions by
baptism.
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Ellsworth Oct. I'D, Mrs Milinda Pratt. aged
% years.
Sedgwick-Oct. 18th, Mr.. Joseph NJ Dur
gain aged 81 years.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Office Of the Chief sigma Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Ocr. u. lAM.>
Probabilities