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PUBLIC REPORT
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have not enjoyed good health for several years
mast SET have not allowed Il to interfere with nv
labor. Every one belonging 10 the labortng class
- ows The convenience OF being obliged - labor
when the body, frotr debility, almost refuses 10
perform it daily task. | never was believer lu
dosing with medicines but having heard the
EDkTi>E spoken OF 50 highly. was determined to
try il, and shall never regret that determination
A. = tonic (Which every one needs at some time
Il surpa-es anything ever heard OF. II inv gnr-
ate- the whole system !. il great cleanser and
purifier OF the blood There MANY OF uy ac-
quaIntancr- who have taken il, and all unite IN
prai-e OF its satisfactory effect
Especially among the aged class OF people ii i'm
parts 70 them the one thing most ucc,llul In OH
agc-nIght, OF calm. sweet rcpo-c thereby
strengthening the mind wei a. the body. one
aged lady. who has been suffering through tit.
from scrolula and has become hnd from it's ef-
lvcts, having tried many rcmel les with no favor.
able result, was induced by friend. to try the
NEGErfNE. After taxing few bottle :, she OBJ
tanned -ueh great relief that She expires Scd " i-h
TOR her sight, that she might be able look upon
the man WHO had sent her ouch blessing.
Yours respectfully.
o. r. IL. HODGE, Police on ser, station 6
Boston, Mass. May ., 1877.
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INITNVIIW VIII tIIlEF->NIIIl FH"N-
I-lp.


NEW Youk. sept. y -ih~ recA>kill
Iron Company has passed into the hands
ota receiver. l. liabilities are $1,000.
twu-third- ui which J. held IL l'ceksAiil.
among ihr largest creditors being The ~
chester uuut, National Bank 81 pccA>,ii
and UtIan HI. Tie company "mp t.e
Crult anne. Il railroad seven miles i"rg.
aud Large b.a>r furnace al Preh>kill
which j. Till ruuiu..
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

II. l.. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear >ir-i should be wanting in gratitude. if
failc to acknowledge what the NFGETINE la.
done for me was attacked about eleven months
since VITA ~, nchltls, which settled into Con
sumption. had might sHcats and lever chiIi-
was distressed, for breath, ant frequently spit
blood vas all cmaciatcd. very weak and 80 low
that my friends thOssht my case hopeless.
was advised To make 4 trial OF the NEGErINE,
which, under the providence of God. has cured
me That he may tles the use "i your medicine
10 others, ~ he has to me, and that ms divine
grace may attend You is the heartie pray,r Of
your admiring, humble servant.
BENJAMIN PETTINGIII.
L. s.-Mine is but one among the MANY cures
yOnr medicine has effected IN thi- place. H. f.
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SPRINGFIELD. sept. 23.-Ihr work of
rescuing Lester sykes. who was buried IN
well 81 feet deep. at West Springfield
yesterday afternoon. Is proceeding to-day
been several times abandoned. The man
was stilsalve to-day, aud able to speak.
and if he can survive rwo hours more. he
will be saved.
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A ba-c bal club has .,e.. ol -auA IN
the Auburn jail.
The citizens nf Portland are sore e.
pleased with the school cpnmitircor
changing the old system uf lu- Wrds-
day afternoon vacation aud adding b.
that 81 Saturday, having -" schnol N
saturday.
- The Bangor Art Association arrn-
tending To open their fall meeting within
exhibition Of foreign photograph, m
opening vii occur some time near the 4
oi neNt month. they are also talk n
opening an art school il competent ~
er can be procured.
In noticing the Centennial fair ia ) .
heSau, the Reporter says: one oi the ii 4
parts "i the programme was the dan g
the "mlnuet." Sixteen couples, in q,it
and curious costumes took part IN Ia
stately dance Of the o,deu time.
"A bolt fen from >hipyard staging
Thoma>ton the other day aud striking L
way- on the hel of n..u ulmed Wa
Of Nald"horn, fracture ii- .kull. i.
Weeks waS ally. H' a.. accounts. j
The l.. 4. Nt.rr En.inr g., of Wa
Haven has" cn1i"uLej Eureka Eue
| Co. 81 Hudson. MI>- to a trIal Ia s
! cl't for SlpJJ 4 i f.. on or abput the h
| lay "i OctIDcr.- Portland Argus.
The Executive Committee Of the sc
! L'le X. Il, directory have decided 10 ne
! permanent location Of their road =
! fail The locating party viii meet 4, 4 i
| isnatcd point on the line October 1T
A boy IA y, ar, Old. ctplI",cI -.
! ,ipualiy ia thu Man. F.rn~r STAFF
menf.-tolr 500 fIon the stie in the F..
| er oillc Thursday, while the book kcrl
"a> -b>".l a lew moment, ia the IS
| room. The theft was not discovered
| Friday. when the boy was arrested
| $3.50 recovered. lie had spent the rr,r
| der.
The Watervilc Mail say, that Col,
Glass of 1879 have elected TIE folloN
officers = Everett Flood President; c.
;. Lemont, Vice-Preslent: Willis A.
Secretary; james Gcddes, Treasurer; !.
lard X. Page. Orator; W II. Lyf.l
Prophet; w. +. Morang, Historian: FIR
l.. raiten, Poet; W. W. Mayo. G. E.Ov1
Miss Lizzie Mathews, II. +. Hamlin. @
). Davies. Committee of Arrangeme
}. +. DeCoster, Geo. Merriam, c. w. 81
kins. Committee on Odes.
BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-The exercise.
the term commenced Saturday NOR
with prayer. REGULATIONS are to b.
Monday. The Faculty is somev
changed; the chair of Rhetoric made
cant by the departure of Prof. Johi
Sewall to Bangor. is nov filled by /
thapn'an, his place being filed By
A. Ii. Davis of Worcester. The chat
Prof White, resigned, is to be filled
Tutor Chandler and Instructor Robin
Mr.. Fred X. Smyth is the new mather
zeal tutor and gymnasium instructor.
The new Freshman class numb
twenty-nine, much smaller than the a |
age. More. however, are expected
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1875.
The TEMPERANCE Reform.

80 far as this city is concerned, the pre-
dctious of those Indifferent or opposed to
the Reform movement, have not been yeri-
fled Rum. did not surge in upon us
again on the going out Of the Winters
ice, a. was prophesied, but on the contra
rv. its deadly streams have been through
out the Summer. insignificant and inter
uijtcnt. Probably less intoxicating liquor
La here been sold during the last six
months. than fer many years before. It,
good effects are everywhere ob>ervant IN
the increased civility and good order on
our Streets 70 the earnest efforts oil the
Reform Clubs and the Temperance League
must we attribute these good results
While in some aud rare instances, over
zraiou, friend, Of The cause may have nj
tered and advocated sentiments dctrimen-
tal io IL, true progress. yet. compared with
tine bouedrent ends accomplished. no one
t-.a'l or >iamf invcigh against the mo
t.Ne> or work which ihr>" friends have 80
mucn az heart.
Perhaps the present time il more critical
than any previous time since the Reform
h.-uu. 50 Tar a> is progress and couu"u-
au.. ar, concerned The excitement has
p4--.J. labor s, dIicnlt To be obtained.
a.l lime hang, heavy on many who other
wise vou'l keep a.oot from temrtatlon.
lis with pleasure. therefore. thar We
...tc. ,.t ia. woman, Aid Society.
81 .-f
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MAKE 1T PUBLIC.

. SOUTH BosIOS, FEB. y, ISL.
ii. X. STEVENS, Esq
Dear Sir-l have heard from very many sources
OF the greet success oiNEGETiNE in cases OF
scroiuia, rheumatism, Kidney Complaint ga.
tarrh, and other diseases Of .indred nature |
make no hest alton in saying that | know VEGE.
TIsE to be the most reliable remedy for Catarrh
and General Debility.
My wife has been troubled with Catarrh for
many years and at times very badly She has
thoroughly tried every supposed remedy that we
could hear OIL and with all this she has for several
years been gradually growing worse. ami the dis
charge from the head was excessive and very Of
ienslye.
She was IN this condition when she commenced
to take VACCINE; could see that she was i'm.
proving Oh the second bottle. She continued tax
ing the VEGETINE until she had used from twelve
10 hfteen bottles. 1 am now happy in informing
you and the public (if you choose to make il pub,
lic) that she is entirely cured. and VEGETINE uc.
compished the cure alter nothing else would
Hence feel justified in saying that VEGETINE il
the most reliable remedy, and would advise all
suffering humanity to try it, tor belle We il to be
good honest, yegefa BILE medicine, and shall not
hesitate to recommend it am &c, respectfully
l.. e. IARDELL,
store 45l Broadway.
VEGErIsE acts directly upon the causes ofthese
complaints. 1t invgorates and strengthens The
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs al
lays Inflammation, clean SEES and cures liberation
cures constipation, and regulates the bowies.
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Chr GllsworlI) .AmefIfan.

"nftfSi,a evc-- II trsfrv Morning 8t Cs0n,is
H-1"s. Ellsworth, Me, hv THE HANCOCh
-pU My PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. sc. see first page
ss-~. 81. PEpTENGIT.i. 4 90, 70 state Street 6.
Kt.tln. 81 Pars Ro4F. Nev lorN, aai lol Chestnut
: rest rh iladelpha. are oar Agents for procuring
advert -sl.eais for The ANEEICAS il HE above
etes. an ,uthori1ei TO contract for advertising
"a n.iF lowest rates.
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On Friday Last Large black snake
known ~ the swamp species was Killed
shout one mile and 4 half from BccAer~-
vile. seven miles below Reading. by Et-
harmon llauser, Who was cutting wood IN
the hll. Nr. Hauser was told hy bov
that snake was ia the road near him,
when Mr. II. took large pole anu Killed
the reptile. II measured tour feet four in
chc>. When the snake was examined. II
was found to have ears. about two inches
apart. three inches aud half from the
back part Of the mouth. The ears arc
about half inch IN length. and thr shape
81 a rabbits. Mr.. llan>er skinned he snake
and will have the sim stuffed. as Il i the
hr>t snake that We have ever heard of hay-
ins ears. IL will be taken To Reading.
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bt'>t pea spread, =" /
Second do. 10
Best rug. 70
Secord do. ~
Best mens' socks. ~
Second do, 10
Best ladies' hose, 20
Second do. 10
Bel double mittens. ~
Second 90. 10
Best single mittens. 10
Second do. 10
Best gloves, 70
Second do 10
Best carpet, -
Second do. 20
Best all wooden yarn. 20
Second do. 10
Comrniuee-Mrs. X. Leach, Mrs. c. W.
Wa>gatt. Mrs. joseph McGowu.
Best display Of flowers. %
Second do, Is
Best hoauet Is
Second do. 10
Best display Of needle work. %
Second d., 10
Best display of pictures. p
Stcnnd do, 10
Best jack knife work. %
Second ~. 10
Commttec-Mr>. Louise Austin Mrs.
Philandrr Austin. Mrs. Nelson JOY.
Best display OF farm products raised
10y one man, 30
NJ, ,i.tI -, ,,,.- s.,. . AZ,
acre. %
Second do, 20
-, s''''' ~ GU" '''''' '"e ''u''' ~
Second best. 20
Commttee-.Josiah Philips ,Jercmiah Nc
| Gown Daniel Richnrlson
Fnnfrac. tirst d,y Two o'clock T. NJ
Best time one halrmile neat. 100
Sec""d De-, %
Judges fremont MddoN' Ransom
b'">ry' k"ei McG"wn.
Horse dFawine.tw"" clock hrSt day.
Bet drnght OF one horse 2 o.
NJ, ,i,'n' MI !, I'LL. ,. TX ~
| second III %
according to weight owned in club. en-
trance lee - ct'.''.
| All entries "">t 'r made on" h"ur be-
'ot' ~" '"S'
| 'nd-''-i. " Clements Emery Mao
d''. refer N'G'""-
! S'N race second dsN ten ".ciocN
tF-' lIrih'uh' -
:, -
wa
'''' >t''' VI '''' '''' '''' NM "'"' "'>'
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North BlQehil Farmers Fair

'HE North bluehIll Farmers Club wilt hold their
- annual fair at Town Hall Bluehill Village, on
duested TO have all articles distinctly Marked in
.neir own Name. and stock contributors TO bring
'"e'r own fastenings. All are invited to attend,
,,,, W. +. EMERroS, Secretary.
BluehiIl, Sept. 81. 1875. lwss.
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CRU {. ADVERTISEMENTS.


m Wednesday morning. Sept. 18th, between the
" stores oil q. Jordan and John True, Water
street. a red Morocco Pocket BOOK, containing
papers. vaiuabtc only 10 the owner
Nry person ting tnc same 81 IN tc suitably
rewarded rs leaving % At the AtCrr 10 IIrury
WAITING. Man street, Ellsworth
lNI9s n. u. MOORE
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Francis Worcester Of Boston IN the
" county OF suffolk, 4 state Of Mls-Iyhusctt-.
on thc l9th dag OF Augu-t,A.D. I~-Iby hl- decd of
that date. conveyed IA Zee and In mortgage. 10
HAhlock and STATE OF Maine, the following va.
A'I4htd real estate, to VITA certain lot or ttr-
cr' 81 lihi situated in said Franklin ana bound.
Ell and described as follows .-South.rly by llrI
OF Edward Jones, Easteriy by lands OF The herr,
OF Robert GOr'lnn, and Northcrly and Me-tcrIy
D. the tidc waters OF Taunton BAY, so ,alIrJ m
Guiding tue Bowers and Gore lots So called and
al The samuel GoriOn homestead. containing
20 acres more or less also parcel Of Land sta
alcd IN -alt Franklin, u beng the southerlv half
OF an hundred acre lot, the same which Il A. III
on TO John Lindsay OF Portland "a cxerutint
against =, II. GurlUn and bsing the same cun.
.cs't 10 SAID Joseph Nj Gordon. by Joseph u .
Bradley by his decd dated July 2ith A H.. ,..,
and recorded IN Hancock registry of deeds vol
10 page, ltl- also certain lot of land situated
IA SAID Franklin, and being the anne conveyed Il,
''h Joseph NJ Gordon by deed OF Paul Tram,
dated OF. 1T 4. ID, l~tl. The above premise.
being the sane thtt were conveyed ny Joseph NJ
GORDON aforesaid, % the sad Francis Morre. Lcr
% NE sand lJth day Of August, 4. ID ls7l ,aid
deed being recorded IN llnncock registry Vol, ~.
page Isl. Ana whereas, Jo-eph NJ, Gordon M.
san mortgage, on the 2Eh dav OF March A u
iN''' i>-i Suci 1uc transferred sad mortgage. ana
lie notes thereby secured to Iiuft l. Guriuu. Oh
ihrm"ulh, county OF Cumberland and state oI
Matut, and afterwards to vii June I6tn 4 ID
loIi. tnc and Bur- l.. Gordon by his Att'y.I,,i,a
j. IoTdun as igned and trans efeI the /, ia mort
gag ana notes thereby secured 10 me. JImr- N
h''.sItlI' Of rankin, The sItd as ignmeut benz
recorded IA II tnc9cA re.si,Ltv III i,.lt. ,I III
page 80, '
Now therefor The conditions Z said mortgage
having been brOkcu, the assignee aiore-aid
fihIm foreclosure Of sail mortgage. and pub
r ~, M NOTE N the manner provided by law
io' "'e Pu pose OF commencing such foreclosure
JAMES VI. BLAISDELL.
~ ~ hts AttJs Wiswell Il Wisweu,
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The Machia, Republican understands
tina. Hon. 7. \ Pike made a speech To hi
friend, ia Calais after hi- election a. repre-
sentative. i'll which he told them lac was a
good Republican "a, he ever was.
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SOMETHING FOR Young Mrs-If

SOMETHING FOR Young MEN .-Ifa
chanic or clerk saves only 2 ~ cents
from the time he is twenty-one until b
three-score-and-ten, the aggregate with
terest Will amount to g., 400: and d
saving of q IL cents reaches the i'm
tart sum of $50 900. A sixpense save,i
ly will provide fund of s70O-sufficI
to purchase farm. There are few
pioyees who cannot save daily. By abst
ing from the use of cigars. tobacc, o.
etc, twice or ten times the amount of
six cent piece. Every person II, .uld ,
vide for old age, and the man IN 'a,>ia
who can save dollar day will ..v..t
ly find himself possessed OF over 500
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Black Hills Commission.



ARMED
The Indians began coming in as on Tues
day ia line OF battle. singing. all being
armed with breech-loading guns. The |
Brules came first. Spotted Tail being on
horseback. all attired Ia their best. paint
ell With feathers in theit hair presenting a |
splendid sight soon after the Indians |
from Standing Rock agency appeared. |
part of them tied their horses IA the bushes (
and advanced on foot. the others remained |
MOUNTED and armed. The Minnec"njau, /
and the Tncaplpl> advanced in ranks and /
asked PEE mission of the Commits >ioucr- to 1
remain on their ponies. The hrst public /
iutimafion that some Of the Indians feared /
trouble Little Big Man the dread chief ~ |
the North. Master al band at wild lndi- /
ans arrived in perfect nudity mounted ON I
noble gray charger and followed hy hi> /
EVIL loohiu. warriors, all armed with III /
lies. Last night Little Big Man had I
council with spotted .ail and quarrrled |
with him. Ever since hi coming here hc I
has rndravored to create feeling hostile /
"a the treaty. lie was thickly painted aud /
hIs long black hair struggled into his face; /
he i very muscular but small of stature. 7
sitting Bulls guard OF ~ men which were 4
stationed at the council ground WAS on the /
alert. The O-aIala chiefs and warriors /
advanced IN long lines of hor~cmen rising |
n,,e al.r another OVER the brow OF The
vr-trru hi.l prrsrutin. an in posing array 1
and seemed iuuumcrnhlr. Red Cloud WAS /
amua. them The, joined the circle. ma /
J'i'N N'',A- o." '''' "''
'uht> 'hd NJ 'P"""'- "'''N'' ''>'
ri\>h MASS ~ >ANA"t>.
1...-,,..e W4~ impressive. The Indians
f,fr,..i ~ ,I.u-,. mass. ry,It one Except u
administrations. ahmed White Robe
..tIt.-., Tt-l. ,>,rr cifit,t Uak.d The
,o,,. .nY.,....,> ui. cavalry NrIc formed lu
,i.r .,,.r 81 tlr Force both iAriu- AID
T. .rL.ts rir ltdAu>. The commissioners
..tt4.,l .-la >l,It,r iua small 10 hide all tile =.
I.l4.. "a. .,>, tl4n . goo N,tr So tlr-
,...r, r.. Ch.N,.r.> aid >unl. Young
p,.u ufii.f,..l,ut lands had tnlu,d ,
..t.p.. n..lpaLu. On ihr cuuurli and
....-..,, tf.tlt.. Two LuuI..u at th.u
,..r. r.4..sd outside ui ta,. ,iIcIe. Ihr
....ri,..n- ,r .s.L, consumed tu hour.
,s....!. af..t -t,.,,k IaDI~ VITA uuy eli iitc
Ct.H-ii-.-e "iHtl~ III va 't'NN'' aga y "t
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J; Z SJB>CgiruoN.-Ihe authorities oi
Pembroke. Dennv-yil.e and Elmund1 sub
s-ri,,el for $50 shares Of stock ia the shore
li4c X ga saturday.
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This Is 10 forbid all pers ons from harboring or
! trusting my son John Henry Mayo a boy
about tel years old, on my account, for will moi
pay any debts OF his contracting after this date
.,,,, MOSES |. MAYO.
Ho"o''h' Maihe' sept -, 1879. 3w3gs
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A school.boy says that when hi. ,rs
er undertakes to show him what
what" he only finds out which is swift
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"a ,a..ar l. published AMONG The news
.,.la> Gil. "a. Portland Pres Of Friday that
~..spatl al STATE stacy was recently ar
r..~.,..l it I4lowell for drunkenness ana
disturbance. and quoted The matter by the
r.....,aio dollars. Mr.. stacy informs
n. that there j. no foundation for the
charge, and that /, probably grew out oil
the following circumstances. On Tuesday
evening". the 2I>t Of August. Mr.. stacy hal
o..as;5g ID drive to Hallowe.!. /, was
anel eight o'clock and very dark. just
TIM, side of the railroad bridge on Water
street. Mr.. ~.acv's carriage IAN INTO an
other carriage that was standing al rEm
aurlcs across The street. while the horse
attached thereto Ma, drinking from a wa
tcrnr trough By the roadside. !, being
Very dark Nj. Stacy did not observe the
carriage. The owner OF the carriage. a
Mr.. Task demanded payment OF damage
10 us vehicle. bur Mr.. Sary informed him.
f.. rather forcib.e language. that the dam
a-., would come in another direction. ana
il4. he should bring al action a@ain,, hun
i4~ oa,tructiug the highwa-. There i no
doubt taat rough language WAS used on
both sides: bu. Mr. Stacy assures rs that
l. has paid no tcu dollar, 10 ''qalet tAe
affair" aud that 40 legal action has been
taken. nor does any cause exist Tor such
action. except it may be brought against
Mr. Tra>ki3r oIs,rucjin@ the highway
The person ia thu city wh' iarnes-ed Mr.
,-a.y., horse on the occasion referred TO-
a.5 who saw Inn on his return. j. ready TO
testify that Mr.. Stacy wa no, at ali under
the n.hacuce Of liquor kennebec Jonrn-
a.
PORTLAND. sept. =. The Portland
Pres, stated Friday that Secretary OF state
stacy wa, recently arrested in ilalioweIl
.r dunAeal.-, auI disturbance. ani
....-,eI Tie atIl.r by ,u- payment OF ten
dollars. Tie kruur5ec Journal ih'- morn
... dr..-,, il. and Mr.. STACY = Ia Portland
,.-s.y commencing li'.ri -lit a=ajn~, the
Press.
-.t,r aI,i1N, MS OFFICE A>o ~
eoy rEGHAM APPOINTED.
,..r,r>. >ep-. =. Hon. George q.
.-...... Secretary of STATE, has resigned A.,
..H ... 4..I COY. In .ley ha' lend cred the
t......s.. IL cN-G ,y. Prlu4m. who vii at
......t. Iae Governor J., To De cnu-ratu-
..,al upon aatiu d, made - excellent an APP
...tue4i AMI one that wil! be - aerepia-
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State News


cartridges or grouse may g. Killed from
the 1t 81 September un'll | Of January.
Penalty inr hliiiu. lt u'hcr tnr,. not les
than live Nor more than - dollars iur
each bird. Unlawful 90 traf or -uarc an
ans lime. under penalty i've dpiiAr,
tor each htid- Revised ~tIu,e,. CLAP.
1i9. page It's. March 3, I~.i
nFIE tNp tNHiBr.
Deer and caribou may hc kicd from | t
of October To 1T 81 January. Penalty for
kiliug az any other time. ur " hunting
and Killing Hifh dogs =; ANY inc, forty
dollars tor every deer or caribn 50 killed.
aud dogs "a be shot az sight Revised
statutes. chap. los, page - Feb. Il,
lN13.
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The following list of nOn-re.iient taxes on real
estate OF non resident owners In The toNnot La
moine, Tor the year 1874, in bills committed TO
DAVID SWEET, collector OF said town on
the lst day OF JAY ls7i, has been returned Nv
nun 70 me, as remaining unpaid on the LIST day o
July 1879, BY his certificate OF that date and now
remains unpaid, and notice is hereby given I'M
II ine san taxes anu interest and charges are not
paid IN the treasury OF said town within eiyhta.n
months from the date Of the commitment oI ,aII
olils so much OF the real estate taxed as will IN,
suihclent TO pay the amount due there for incInd
ing interest and charges will vii bout further no
nee De SOLD at public auction at the SeInrt-
mn mn Once, "a sand town. on the 81. day OF
becemOer 1910, al O'Clock in the afternoon
Name n Description. Acres. yalue T,x
James Z: Berry and Al.
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I
aud oiirr the following list Of Premiums:
/ Br~t pvrk wheat. -
:, 0'r,''i III y
sern,,J 4, -
r., o,,,. MOI h,rl,v ~
,.r,uJ do IN
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Has Entirely Cured Me.

Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear slr-My daughter, after having a severe
attack OF wnooplng cough. was lett Ia feeble
state Of heaith Being advised by a friend she
tried the VEGETISE, and after using a few ho,tles
was fully restored to health
have been great sufferer from Khrum,tism
4 nave taken several bottles of the vEGETINE for
ms complaint and am happy to say it has entire
euIed me have recemm ended the VEGErISE
to others, with the SANE good results In ia area,
.leailser ami pu ifer ofihe blood il is pleasant 10
take; and can cheerfully Recommend il,
lyrl5. lmsa
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No moose shall be Killed in e state of
Maine from Feb. 10, 1874, until I OF Oc-
iober. $50; under penalty OF &C hundre d
dollars for every moose Killed Revised
Statutes, chap. II, page II, fel. iG. 80.
GEAPNEL, SPEAR ANp StE.
No person shall catch, take or Niil any
i22gg4,lloeAgbs emGpbErMlGg SSussii Nh i',eqYf
any grapnel. spear, trawl. weir. q or
seine. or IN any other way than by hook
aud line or fr. Penalty not nor than
thirty nor less uIan ten dollars, ana fur
,her iiue of one dollar for each fiSh> 't>-
"a. Revised Statutes, chap. ~ pasr
Us. March 3. 1873.
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y. Ellsworth The North EiI-wo.th Farmers

The North Ellsworth Farmers, Club.
VIII give their fifth exhibition At their
Wednesday. October, 18th. and 18Th, 1875,
aud offer the following list Of Premiums