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y VISIT 10 TUE FAIR On saturday
evening We dropped in at Odd Fellows
Hall, whore the American Rifles first
grand far is in progress. The hall was
packed with visitors, there being over
seven hundred persons in the fair dur
ing the evening. Good order prevails at
all times. The committee Is doing all in
their power TO make everything pleasant
and agreeable, and they are well deserving
of the patronage and success they ara re-
ceiving at the hands Of our citizens.
The fair will continue all this week. Al
should 20.
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STk1 y ~ AIF.S.

The School Board will hold a special
session, to night.
D. McCusker, No. 2l6 w. Second
street, is selling boots and shoes below
cost.
Shoes for all kinds of winter weather
at ID. Fennessey's, No. 22l Market
street.
Remember Fox's pantomime troupe
at the Grand Opera House, tomorrow
night.
Best and cheapest shoes in the mar
ket at Alexander's, No l02 Market
street.
Don't fail see to Katie Putnam at
the Grand Opera House, next Friday
night.
Boys boots, good and strong, for
e.. 90, at L. Donanoe's, No. 3U7 Marx, t
street.
Squire Brady presided over the po-
lice court, yesterday, Mayor Whiteley
being absent.
Mothers, do not let your darlings
suffer with the whooping cough, if YOU
have a remedy So near at hand. Use
DR.. Bulls CoGgh Syrup, and the little
sufferers Will soon find relief. Price,
% cents.
Fancy Papers for Childrens Christ
mas Houses, Cornucopias, &c, Pictures ;,
Animal Heads, Lace, Boldtrs, &c. N..
Also large stock OF Wall Papers. Win
dow Shades, and good workmen always
on hand ut 2l3 Market street, below
Third. Don't forget the place,
dec4-tf }. L. HoLr.
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SECOND EDITION
Tk EED'S ESCAPE.

IN b'9 IhtG aHoued to ,calh n,cay
fran his TUTORS.
Twced's escape, Saturday aftern con
was the most ordinary affair imagi.
nable, without the slightest tinge OF
romance about it. There were no
cunning manWuvres around the iail,
nc assault upon the jailor, and no
rapid drive away ia a close carriage.
Not bit of it. Tweed went out for a
ride, in company with Warden Dun
ham aud Keeper Hagan He was
taken to various parts of the city, and
finally to his house, on Madison Ave.
nue., betwean Fifty ninth and Sixtieth
streets. Here he left his accommoda.
ting keepers in the parlor, while he
went up stairs "to see his wife" and
he hasn t been seen since. This is the
whole story, and his mysterious exit
from his domicile is the only wonder
tul, ito his keepers)psrt of the escape.
weeds trial on the S 6, ,0OO, 600 suit
was to have commenced to-day, hence
the timely happening of his escape.
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RELIGloUs,-Thcrc were nine perso.
baptised at the Delaware Avenue Ban
tist Church, last evening, and seven.r
Joined church in the morning. NJ
haldeman has been quite successful !.
his revival meetings, md it is to b.
hoped that much good has been accom-
plished
The Eighteenth Anniversary Of tn
Rodney Street Chapel was celebrate:
yesterday. TIE programme consiste !
OF the usual exercises of such gathe-
lnSs, together with several addresses
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For the Daily Gazette

EEw CASTLE. Del. Dec. 81. 1875.
". Editor The ladies' of this city
will hold a "Centennial Tea Party" and
=" NJ ,rtha Washington Receptio =" in the
Town Hall, on De-. 9th and 10th. The
10 original States will oe represented by
young ladies in appropriate costumes.
who will act as aids" While in the re-
eeptlon will be worn the Continental
court dress.
Citizens Of Wilmington are cordially
invited 70 ht present. Proceeds 10 be
applied TO the Ladies' Centennial Ala
Society for Drlaware.
"SrIEtr OF 16
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ATTEMPTED RoBBeRY. - The ciga.
store OF Robert +. Gamble, on Seconc
street, between Orange and Tatna!.
was entered last night, by some partie,
who possessed keys which unlocke;
The door The robbers left, however
without securing any booty, and wer.
evidently frightened off by person,
passing along the street.
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HELD For CoURT.-Before Esuui,.
Brady, this morning, Alfred Gros.
col, was tried on Charge Of ofmayhem
On the 18th of Septe cr, he struc,,
Manuel Wellington, col, in the eye
with u stone, aud destroyed the sigh.
OF the eye, lie wa. held in $500 ba:
for Court, and in dcfalt Of bail Wa
committed.
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CANCER
ScrOfula and NIL Ski,. Diseases
Gurcd by Dr. bonds Discovery.

DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ASTIDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but Will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancor
Institute lone OF the handsomest marble edi
does in the city, and the finest remedial In.
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part OF the world.
sS-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
II. +. BOND. NJ. D..
PESNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
eb92 dlY sos Chestnut ST., PHI l, Pa
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y BRUTAL OUTRAGE. = jenkins
Shovel, colored, who was sent to the
Penitentisry some years ago for COM
mitting a rape on an old colored
woman, on Saturday last, met color.
ed woman on the road, by the name
of Purnell. He knocked her do
and violated her, then proceeded to
the house of Mr.. Hadden, and tind
ing his wife alone at home, knocked
her down and violated her person.
Mrs. Hadden being far advanced in
pregnancy, it is feared she will not
recover. The wretch was arrested and
committed To 5 ow Hill Jail to await
his doom.-Sa!isJHry -Adreptistr.
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German library. = A German L.
pray has been established by the V .
u: Z. Society, Of this city. II coz
tains about 500 volumes, comprisin:,
the works of Shakespeare, and th..
standard productions of Goethe, ,Schi,.
ler and other eminent German author.
The reading room is over A. Wilhelm j..
beer saloon, No. All Shipley street.
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DEPARTURE. The ferry boat Dela-
rare, OF the Philadelphia and Camden
Jerry line, just completed at the yarC
OF the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Con.
pany. in this city, was towed to Phlla
Yeste 4 ".
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
EAORSE, D,SEASE

Positively cured by the use Of HUMpU.
REf'S H0MEPATHlC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist.
2}j Market street.
, Also. fot sale. Hom1ptthic Ph,rmacy
Goods ami Humphrey s.Spe i6cs for people.
Oct ll-tiln l.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES. Grace II
r. Church, yesterday morning, inte-
esting memrrial services, in reference
10 the recent death Of Il. Emme.
Robinson, were conducted ny tn
pastor, Rev. J. f. Smith.
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The Venerable archdrRcnn scott.
OF Dunham, Quebec, says that he suffered
from dysI epsla more than twenty five ve.rs,
but that thu ee We ck,' Use Of the Peruvian
syrup an Iron ton:c) has benefited him so
wonderfully that he can hardly persua le
hlmsei OF the reality, and people who know
him are astonlshed the cnange
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y. NJ. c. A.-The Young Mems Chris.
tian Association held a regular meet
ing Saturday night, at Sixth aud
Shipley streets. The subject of
attending one of Moody and Sankey's
meetings in a body, by means of u
special train was discussed, but no
definite action was taken.
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W HEEL orr. This morning, aS ors
OF Jessup Il Mocre's paper teams w.
driving along Nandevcr Avenue. Z
wheel broke oif. which caused bres.>
down.
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EMOVAL.
s. w. CANN g. BRO.

Respectful ly inform their friends and the
pub &c that they have removed from event b
and Lombard streets. TO the no thwest corner
of SIXTH AND LO bARD, where rn.y
will continue the GRW kkY and PROV
SION business in all it, branch.s. They re-
spectfulIy soli it the PATRONAGE OF their ir ends
and the public generally. deci
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To SUFFERING LADIEsS.-"Dr. Koger-oo..
Eema!e HydraStR PotpGsrs, for ali tens;s
Complaints by mail, 81. Address, u
Eogerson L. o. Box. 3itS X ~
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Keep the Eyes Cool

All discomfort from the h ated condition
OF the light AS 1t passes through the Spectac es
to the eye, Is avoided N usln the diamond
Spectacles the temperature OF which 's
| wer than that ( the atmo phere Trade
mark, q small uiam nd on every pair
For sale IN Wilmington by b >. clark, No.
407 Market street. dec6eod&wlW
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[ Champion Grape. s1oS eei'isi' Sf.r.

cultivated; rlpens 10 to Is days earlier than
the Hartford FRUIT and punches large and
compact Vine thr fly. hardy, early bearer,
no mIlde~ ever having appeared ON it. En-.
dorsed by leaiing PonnVlogists. Send for
free descriptive circular, J. 5. Stone, Char
lotte, Monroe county, n. Y. oct2a.2m2taw
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HARPER q PERCIvAL
IL Pay the highest cash prices for
Cotton and " oolen Rags,
Books and Paper. Old Iron and Metals,
of all kinds, at
No. aus WEST FRONT STREET.
Nilmingtont ID
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k-AE ( TAMlSE- We nave received ,iirac
- nom the importer, q full line OF these
Gle CANT goods. 70 which We invite attention.
-; w. o. SHARP.
irsurth and Market street
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The puhic Il bt srat"n"nt inr March
shows Il reductions of 81 GSl 2iD 6 during
the mouth. Til" 'l,.crrn.r since J.tir -.
1874 has hreu S5,tji4iiG!.
The + cnch government has promised
To the commission organized Ia Paris IL
secure proper representation ~ Frvur',
produce at the tuii.tl States Crnirnniii
Exposition. IT, hrariy support 10 pr',uipir
the iurihcrancc of their uhlrc. AMI "a every
WAY the rncnuTa."m' ut ui tbs French
good, al the Centennial.
The President and memhcr- "f the
Cabinet haze ace. pt'd al iuN1tAtt'n rN-
trnd't hl the Commercial rltib nl Boston
To attend the celebration ot the centennial
OF the battle of Concord aud Lexington.
on the lnh of April. The party vii leave
On Wednesday or THURSDAY. April lJ'h 20
10th, reaching Boston on Friday. Ca sat
urday they will he entertained by the Gem
merci.l club. rhty will spend SUNDAY AT
Concord. returning to Washington ia" toll
lowing week.
a block OF granite. which l. - serve
as q monument To- Prof A-I>>iL. has az
rived in Cambridge. Mass. IL was taken
near the lower glacier Of the Alr IN SAN
zealand, where Prot. Aga>>z mall cxp.ur
aiinus and will he placed over hi 3.tvr
in Mount Auhurnt Cemetery. in the >prlus,
without material ait"ra.i ~ other tAAH th'
cutting of an inscription
The 'Pcun>ylt ania society Ter prr'
noting abolition II slavery. au.i TO- 'hr rr'
lief Of free negroes IN 'aWtItiy held lu 'nd
age. and for in,ruv,n. ~" crnit ipn m
fhp African rare." Of which Rem Itnil
Franklin was on" of the original n"in 'rr-
will celebrate ~ c.ut.'rnil tlulvrr, n
Ia Phllr phiI. April II. Niit aPpr"pr'
ate exercises that DAY hcins A.-n th- Az
uivctslry OF the assassination 10 President
Lincoln
~ The Hcrrh il siyin. account 81 ta'
spelling match in Music illll SAYS: Thu
next victim j. a HrrH man whose appear
ancc before an audience Cpufd.c~ HIM
and he viii put an instead "t an IN nail
ieHium " Bur III, editor Of the III rIii arr
ually mi>Spclls the word himself bv l"av
ing out ann Considering. thi- tor good
ipkr to So ln.t We TOOK the itrm "a Tn
Hipbe oilirr - thIt nnr hrG'h"r % ;h'
Giohe might give thr HsrTii cd.tnr a BE- "a
eriN rap But ~ hat was our Consideration
when nur worthy coaftsrr Insisted thit th
H-rHH editor was ri-ht IN az >pri.irt "
the word. and Il WAS nnly aner resort Va
had to Webster anl Worcester That o.. : tv'
II ~. Such /, The sal result OF ctlI,or-hii
exclusively mt>c iiinc'- Woman. lnar
nal
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of it, while the Department is not paying
expenses Let it run few years and il
the business of the Post Office Will war
rant reduction OF rates anywhere. reduce
the postage on letters from three cents To
Two. before that on transient papers is put
down from two To one.
We are clad that Senator liamlin hal
he good sense and courage To .tlrct this
reform in the face of the new spaper abuse
hc knew would come upon him, lie has
dome a good thing for the tax paycr-, aud
a good thing for the government. lie viii
have full credit for it in due time. such
at any rate is the view OF the writer.
MEM.-The above embodie> the views
of one of our associates. but i not fully
cnncurred Ia by the publishers. There can
be ~ question that the late law. restrict
ing the carriage of miscellaneous parcels
In the mais. was imperatively demanded ;
bat why transient newspaper sent by one
friend 10 another, should -" mailing pay
thrice the postage required by law when
sent from the office OF publication, passes
our comprehension. I'd.
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S,irif bciny that of an Engli>hman. The
subject Was treated with much ability.
cn,u,n,udin, the undivided attention Of
the audience, through its entire u'iN'ry'
While the Choir again entertained ns
with music, Bro. Owen B5rne VA ehtftuc-
cd and brought to the stand. ready 10
favor ~ with speech as sonE rs az"
singing closed. lIiS reinirks were iorcIbi"
aud very appropriate 10 The occa- iou. and
were listened To win marked attention
By all pr"-cat.
The best OF order prevailed throughout
the entire performance. ani At it, close.
many WHO hal never before attended
Spiritual meeting expressed themselves as
highly gralitcd
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SOMETHING MORE THAN SPELLISG-How
is your pronunciation Try the following
without stopping to consider which is the
proper way to pronounce the words:
!. A courier from st. Louis, an Italian
with Italics, began an add ess or recitative
as to the mischievOus national finances
.. His dolorous progress was demon.
stated by demonstration, and the preface
to his sacerdotal profile gave his irrepara-
Bile and lamentable wound
.. He was deaf and isolated. and the
envelope on the furniture at the depot was
. covert for leisure and the re,icence from
the nrsa grasp OF the Legislature OF France.
4. The dilation of the chasm, or trough
made the seryile satyr and virie eptimist
vehementiy panegyrize the lenient God.
.. He was an aspirspt after the vagar-
les Of the exorcists and an inexorabIe cOad-
jutor Of the irrefragable. yet exquisite
Farrsgo. on the subsistence OF the desDic-
able hpale and the recognition OF the rec,
ognizance.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS, Dolly Newman Of fremont. in The
county oil Hancock, and state OF Maine bs
her deed of mortgage dated Ami 25th is-t /
teSo,aea IN Hancock County Registry of Deeds
Vol e 49, page z2i, conveyed to Asa Carter 2nd
~ DLoohhh, county aforesaid, certain tract OF
parcel of land situated at South West UaTbar IN
SAID fremont and bounded on the North by Josh,
ia Mayos land, Westerly and Soulherly 6yland
Formerly owned by the late w illam Grow and
Easterly by the shore, containing % acres more
or less and whereas, the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken, the above named grantee
Claim foreclosure Of the came by giving ihis
notice as the law requires.
ssi. ASA CARTE 3sd
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Foreclosure of MORTGAGE

Joseph T. Hinekly, Andrew \ Flskc
hereby give public notice that have a eittf.,
~ Mortgage upon two certain lots Of land lad
biuehili, IN the County of Hancock
The first described q follows .-ReeInplpy a. Il
pile Of stones The south West corner M Ig,.I
formerly owned by Sarah L. Holt theme SInlt
q deg, East 5li rods and nine ling 10 ,hc -
ner OF q well IA Newell Osguod's iand Iberre
North ~ deg, East 100 rods to a stake and .fcr.,
thence North Is deg, West 5li rods and nine I'M
Y stake and stones; thence south II ,i@a
West by land formerly owned BY said Hoit g.
me place Of beginning and containing 81 acres
lee
The second lot described as follows :-Beginpipg
AZ stake and stones the South West Line -
land formerly owned by r r iConarv thence
south - deg. east 20 rods and four leet 10
corner OF the Newell Osgood lot; thence south n
deg west ~ rods, thence on John Webster. eat.
EN- inc 10 rods thence on said Webster's line Is
rods TO the town road thence Rortherly on said
r"ad I3rods thence northeasterly II rods II feet
10 the nrst mentioned bounds and containing one
ana one-haii acres more less, which said IN ri
gage was gwen by Andrew A. Fiske of BIuebiu T..
. jed Hlnckiey, date March 9Th, A D. IsBg and
re- or'led in The Hancock Registry of Deeds in
VOL IL, page AL and assigned to me
iurIher give public notice that he condi,inn n
7aIi mortgage has been broken by reason wl,., 9 .
OF claim q foreclesure.i
Dated March 25. 1875. IL
S"lz HALE L EMERY, Attorney
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Deductions from foregoing in favor OF
progress
l. Maine should be credited with sub
stantial increase ia the sinews OF cduca-
tioual warfare. money.
,. The increased cooperation OF torn
aud State IN providing school re, enuc-
; Better school houses, $50, 600 versus
81 900 ono
! Increased wages OF tcacher>--doub-
led.
) lmprovin. local >upcrv,ion-ircblrd.
G. Normal School element gradually
working H. way.
An extension Of academic privileges to
the producing classes at expense of town
and state.
Popular Judgment inclning To favor the
town" system. discaidin. the ''di-tri,t'
plan. Also ifer text book. ON town plan.
! will add that the ''compul sorry law
enacted last winter was not a forced
measure. that the bilr originated in the
senate. and was framed 10y member 81
that branch. known a. A Clcar-n 'adtd cifi-
Zcu aud not as an educator. and that the
bill passed IT, third -adng by majority
surpri>in. To- friends and astonishing TO
opponents: indication. the fact that The pro-
p'r of Maine Subscribe to the doe inc that
1t the state compels them to pry Tor the
t'll'all'iN ti lbuitl- litf N{Aif - hittti
Obligations to iuidii her duties aud s,tare
that education to every child
Again. county supervision aud ''iu>ti-
taie>" Were abolished. the former through
iuciiicicucy Of a few Of "thc sixteen" and
political apprehcn.on> the Latter
through non-Atteudauce oftcachcrs. Maine
stlll believes thoroughly In efficient
school supervision" aud professional
framing" of teachers.
Furthermore. the friends OF the Free
High schools entertained no appreheusions
in regard 10 the continuance Of this elc-
ment in our educational work. They were
not called upon at the last session OF the
legislature 10 make any Efforts in defense
Of the same. TO the best Of ms knowledge
but one petition Was presented against the
, measure last winter, aud that was the OH
spring Of local prejudice. For growth
OF public opinion Ia this respect see table
above.
Finally, comparing our state community
with those OF our sister States. attn more
aud more inclined 10 ran. Maine a. far
above the average in intelligence. consider
ate judgment. and common sense, and am
free to assert that IN the exercise OF those
qualities she has made during the past
twenty years a. great advances education
| ally a, any other New England STATE and
| that in low percentage OF iIliteracy she
| ranks among the highest In the Union.
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Foreclosure of MORTGAGE,

D Benjamin kittredge, Luther II. Springer
HEREBY give public notice that h:ve !.
claim ny mortgage upon a certain narrs, -
l n sluated IN Hancock. in the County of Han.
; Hhof,hef'y ny land sold to Isaac s. Springer ~
,he late David I. sprin yer; south by laad sor.
ne Oh JOS i Marshall. Westerly by land ~
Springer vi 'io i"Ae Da' io =.
anld mortgage IS dated the 18Th day Of March,
istry OF Deeds, vol. 10, page SIS.
~, nc condition IN said mortgage has been broken
Ieasoh whereof claim a foreclosure of the
haht OF redemption OF said mortgage.
BENJAMIN KITTREDGE.
April 8, 1875. A'so'"ess sx,.
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~ IERNOON SERVICES.
! The audience IN the afternoon, though
not large, was respectable in numbers and
was called 10 order at two O'Clock. NJ
r Burnham. Esq who presided The
services were opened by singing from the
Choir; which was followed by Short
essay on the advent Of Spirtualism into
Ellsworth. some twenty-one years ago,
and its subsequent progress, BY Mr.. Bar
ker. Music being again discoursed by
| the choir, We We're treated to some yery
appropriate, and quite extended. extern.
pore remarks by Bro. Burnham, showing
that Spirituaism forms the basis OF all
true Christianity; after the close OF Bro.
Burnhams remarks, we were again favor
ed with singing. During the balance of
the afternoon, the audience were very
| asreeaby. as well as amusingly entertain
ed with graphic account of Bro Good
| alc's expert ence in Spritualsm delivered
by himself; and also BY another from
Bro. kin2man concerning his experience,
which was equally interesting.
EVENING SERVICES
Before seven o'clock the hall was filled
to Overlooking with people OF both sexes.
anxious to learn more OF this compare
lively new religion.
The chairman having called the meet
ing TO order. sand the choir. favored us
again with music, the former announced
that a lecture would now be delivered by
Mrs. Cora Vyles. of this place. The sub
ject Of this lecture being the Rise and
Progress OF Modern Spiritualsm during
the twenty years just passed wa.
discussed and elucidated by Mrs V. in
very able and persplcuOus manner. eyinc.
Ing clear and comprehensive view of the
subject IN its manifold bearings. This
lecture was listened 10 with much appar.
ent satisfaction by the audience, and dur
Ing its delivery, the utmost quiet and or
der prevailed, till its close, when it was
greeted with applause
The choir having again favored us with
music. We we're treated to dissertation
on Spirituaiism both sncien, and modern.
through the mediumship Of Bro. s. C.
Vyles while entranced, the controlling
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bankrupt Notice.


for the District Of Maine
IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankruptcy. N'' q"
DISTRICT OF MAINE. S.,
~ worth the first day OF April. 4. u. is
lhe under isuei hereby gives NOT lice + NJ an
continent a. assignee ui John VI herril. or Sur
y 70 the county Of Hancock ana stat. u Name
~!'hih Shid District. who has been adJutyeJ +,
bankrupt on creditors petition by the Mr.
Court OF said District -
S"li ANDREW T.. WIsWELI. Assignee
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Wanted.

q non ~-,t-EFkR. 4 m3iiIt-a-sl woman :.
"a iaAc charge q! a family OF four pct.1n- th,r.
Q. whom 4re children between the axe. 81 sana
10 Nr1rs Residence opposite BRICK school ou.,
on Pine street > 'TiGru - Z
Ellsworth, March 81, ISIS. .sIs,
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Anniversary Celebration.

Inc twenty-seventh anniversary OF Mod
ern Spirituaism was celebrated on We'd
nesday March 3lst. 1875, at Spiritualists
hall in Ellsworth, by the friends of Spirit.
uallsm in Ellsworth and vicinity. by SER
vices both in the afternoon and In the
eNrninT. as follows
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Ae'O ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rent.

street. Owned and occupied Dg tile under
si-he'I- ahd btls Is the .am- built hy K " A.
HouI. y good bIgs ain VIII be given
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-E-lscAT. A?a.. S. 1875.

Is accordance y IN q Ncucratcd custom. and in
acknow lc1gmcnt Of our dependence on the Divine
favor. do hereby. with the advice Of the kNecu
tive Council. appoint THURSDAY. the eighth dag Of
April next, to bc observed a day Of Public Ilu
initiation. FASTING ami PRAYER
t,itcu at the Council Chamber at Augusta. thi.
twenty third day OF March, the year Of out
lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
FIVE. and Of the Independence 81 the nitssi
states tire nneiyu.nth.
NILSSON uINtLEY. In.
b. the Governor,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-08
Notice.

A LII persons indebted % T. LAwRIE by note
a or account. are requested to call and settle
II bills not settled within thirty days from date
will be lett 18th an attorney for collection.
waliham, April 6, 1875. 4w14.