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-. W. Hnrbor.

HoUsF-w AIMING. The friends of Cant.
Nathan Clark and wife. marshalled their
numbers on the evening of the 18th inst
and suddenly made their appearance
something over thirty in number-at the
new house of the Capt, creating a genuine
surprise, which was hugely enjoyed by the
invaders o: the Captains sanctum sancto-
rum The company carried with them a
choice lot of edibles for the occasion.
which, in due time were spread upon the
festive board, with a plentiful supply of
excellent tea and coffee, and freely par
taken of with becoming relish. The com
pany were entertained during the evening.
with music by the 5. W. Harbor Choir. in.
nocent aud amusing games, etc, and all
went merry as marriage bell-with the
marriage left out: and after due exchange
of the compliments of the season. the COM
pany separated at a seasonable hour, feel
ing that it was good To be there. Where
next: PARTICIPANT.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

C. c. Burrill Insurance Agent repre-
sents the Standard Companies ofthe coun-
try, few OF whom, are the Old -Elna OF
Hartford, Hanover, German, American.
Amazon, Bangor. Agricultural, Atlas, aud
seven others equally as good. These COM
panies continue TO insure against loss By
fire or lightning, on terms as favorable "a
other sound companies. Give Burrill a
call and see for yourselves. Correspon-
dence solicited.
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Bluehili.

Bluehili.
The meetings of Mountain Echo Lodge
of Good Templars are increasing in inter-
est. Quite a number of new members are
joining the lodge, and efforts are being
mace to enlist the sympathies and active
cooperation of the best and truest friends
of the temperance cause. The Reform
Club is also exerting its elfto increase the
interest in its meetings. So that the Tenn
perance work is well represented here. and
being pushed forward.
Thinking it would be of interest 20 some
Of the readers of the American, and more
so to those of Bluehill.
[ have with some degree of interest
tried To ascertain the amount OF Pork
raised in this Town during the last
year. This town has long borne the
appellation of Bean Torn, this is well
enough but what are beans good for if We
have not the pork to go with them. In
this respect we have the very article. In
canvassing the town for porkers. find 25
hogs over one year old, and 80 hogs from
4 8 fo9 months. The largest hog slaughter
ed by d.. Allen, weight 764 lbs. the
largest pig by VIM. Hopkins, 81 lbs. AZ
! from 800 to 37l, 43 from 200 to 275 and the
rest OF the list were of lighter weight. The
total weight Of these porkers amount t.
the snug sum Of'34 .544 los. and the average
being about $40. This is not all. on Blu,
hill Neck we find 500 lbs and in the remote
parts of the town 1,l00 lbs. more making
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City and County.

Capt. Whitaker and crew. OF the
sch. Bonny Ives" abandoned at sea- ar
rived home this week, much to the JOY Of
their family and friends.
We learn that movement is on foot
among our middle and heavy men. to in
ausurate a series of pedal exercises. with
musical attachment, at Hancock Hall.
during the present winter.
w. T. Dowd is succeeding admirably
ia his Gymnasium. class numbering
thiuv-three. are alresdy receiving lessons.
Ii the pupils equal the teacher in pluck
agility and endurance, there need be no
circus next year.
GOOD THNG.-The Street Commits
sioner OF this city, is entitled to the
thanks of all wayfarers upon our side
walks. tor his efficient method Of clearing
them of snow. A little gumption and a
little work at the proper time, saves much
expense and growing, and contributes
greatly to the safety and convenience OF
our streets.
Remember, the Thespian Club repeat
by request, The Temperance Drama, The
Last Loaf" in Hancock Hall this. Wed.
nesday evening, fol the benefit of the
Temperance League. Admission only
ID cts. TO enable all to attend. Come one
aud all. and aid the great cause and enjoy
pleasant evening for the Characters are
all well sustained. The Drama is one OF
the best ever presented in this place.
Rev H. NJ Eaton, well known in Han
cock County. has resigned as pastor o.
Broad Street Christian Church of Westerly
K. l., and accepted call to the pastoralt
of Colwell Street Christian Church o.
Providence. Il. |. Mr.. Eaton's resignation
has been accepted. provided he will remain
with the Westerly Church until the first o
April. or until a successor can be obtained
satisfactory to the church. His parishion
ers adopted complimentary resolutions a
meeting that was very fully attended
regretting his resignation. and acknowl
edging his labors as constant, untiring ans
satisfactory.
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tsouid-boro.
A dramatic club. composed of Young
folks in the West Bay district are rehears-
ing the play entitled The Drumkard IS
IL. NJ. Sowle is buying cedar posts and
W. l.. Guptill spool wood, and this COM
prised about all OF our numbering opera
tons.
Brewer Squirting shota wild cat one day
last week that weighed thirty-two pounds.
He intends to send it away to be placed in
museum.
Roscoe G. Young shipped four hun
dred and fifty rabbits last Monday per
steamer City of Richmond. All the result
OF about one weeks hunting by the boys.
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NJ \ X X | T. ID.

Elsworth-Ian. 18th, by Rev. DR.. Tenney
Mr.. John W. Cousins and Miss Nellie Il. Sar-
gent both Of Ellsworth.
Ell>worth-.Jan. 18th, BY Rev. W. II. Lyon,
Mr. Charles Whitmore and Miss Helen T..
Mitchell. all Of Ellsworth
Hancock-Jan. 18th, by +. l.. Strattou, Esq,
Mr.. Charles \. Gordon and Miss Phebe l..
>trattUn.
seal Core-Noy. 10th by Benz. Sawyer Esq.
Mr.. George ". Hayne, and Miss Maria l..
Blown, both Of Mt. Desert.
Cranberry Isles-Jan. 9TH. by &. r. Had
lock, Esq. Capt. Francis g. Squirting and Miss
Emma NJ. Stanley. both of Cranberry Isles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

Mary toilet soaps are valued for their delicate
perfume and beautiful appc arance. These
qualities should rather warn the people against
them, rs the oils and alkalies which produce
these effects. also produce many OF the prevail
ing skin diseases. To heal the diseases so con-
tracted, or to avoid them, Use the Forest Tar
Soap made from Forest Tar and the purest
materials. For salt Rheum aud Chopped Hands
it i, invaluable. The best shaving soap In the
market. Ask Your druggist FOR it and the
"Fore>t Tar Book" or send = cents TO the
Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me, for sample
box.
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Brookliu.

BrookIin.
i see but few communications In your
paper from this seaboard town, SO you
may not be unwilling to publish few
lines.-We are still alive in the temper
ance cause. and maintain a Lodge OF l. o.
G. L. We have some old and staunch mem
bers of this order who are determined TO
fight to the last. OF late we have not
held open temperance meetings, but think
of holding public meetings soon.
There is an Increasing, religious interest
among us. The week of prayer was OBJ
served and the meetings were well atten-
ded. The regular prayer meetings, and
the Sabbath School is well attended by the
young men and women. We can boast of
as civil and a moral class OF young peo-
pie AS any other town in this part of the
County.
We have a large Sabbath School which
is increasing in interest and numbers. Two
little boys belonging to the Sabbath School,
who had saved one dollar each during
the past year, have given their savings
towards the salary of our Pastor. Would
that many who spend many dollars yearly
and in useless manner. would follow
their example.
Thus far we have not been favored witt
any sleighing. but there are several inches
OF snow which fell yesterday and to-day
which we hope will remain.-Ourh ar
bors are still open.-There is corsidera
Bile sickness among us. l..
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Positively THE BEST.

pr. Morris syrup OF TAR. WILD CHERRY.
and HOREuOUND il the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief and
perm ncnt cure Of Coughs. Colds, Group.
WhOoping Congh, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
and all Diseases OF a COusumptye type. IL
will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms IN OnC-hrG the time required 10 do
BY any other medicine. 1t is purely ycge-
table and contains not particle 81 opium Or
other dangerous drug. Physicians ali ,acr the
country endorse il u, the most eflicaciou-
antidote known Jor all disorder, ofthe throat
and lungs. II never fails. Every bottle
guaranteed - perform exactly represented.
BE sure TO obtain DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar.
Wild Cherry and Hprchound. Trial Size. 10
cents. Regular Size, ~ and Sl.00.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

Mr.. James !. Fellows. Chemist, st. John.
y. Il.
Syrup for some time, in nv practice, have no
hesitation in recommending it TO my patients
who are suffering from General Debility or
any disease OF the Lungs, knowing that even
in eases utterly hopeless it affords relief.
| am. sir. yours truly II. q. ADpY, NJ. ID.
-. John, y. b.. Jan. 1865.
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tDrlanI.

D
There was temperance meeting at
Powers Hall in this town last Friday even
ing. which was well attended. considering
the short notice given. The principal
speaker was NJ. J. Dow OF Brooks. He
was followed by Mcssrs. CHM. Hopkins,
Buck, and others. Considerable interest
was awakened. and il is hoped the result
will be permanent temperance orsaniza-
ton of some sort. 1t is needed here a. it
is in every other place in order 10 educate
the youth in the noble principles of total
abstinence.
The village school on the east side Of
the river, is progressing finely under the
direction of John Haney of PenobScot, who
is well known aS 4 teacher OF skill and cx-
pcriance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

The school in Dist. No. 4, Hancock,
closed FRIDAY, Jan. ., after u prosperous
term of twelve weeks. The following is a
list of students, who were not absent one
half day; Eva b. Stratton, Alice G.. Laws,
Rebecca Bowley. Angie y. Springer. The
last three were not tardy or dismissed dur
ing the term. Miss Laws ranked ten per
cent in study, department. and attendance
We think it difficult matter TO better that
in any way. The teacher would thank the
students for the valuable gifts presented to
him at the close of the school. W. b. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

\ Druggist Of Webster, Mass. writes. II
split one OF my fingers open down to the first
joint, and shattered the bone. | Immediately
dressed it with Kcnne'> Pain Killing Mag,
OIL, keeping the finger wet. II healed very
rapidly. with very little soreness, aud no pain.
| consider it the best thing in existence fol
cuts. Bruises. Sore Throat and Clnkcr. Try
il. Reader.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

PROFESSIONALLY the impaired constitution can
b. brought 10 a sanitary condition by the use
of NgJrs Remedy. Family physicians freely
prescribe this medicine for dropsy. Bright's
disease. kidney, bladder and glanduar COM
plants. mental and physical debility. pain in
the back and loins, gravel. diabetes. uterine AZ
llicion., errors of youth or mature age, cxces-
Of lntcmperancc, female Irregularities anu
prostration OF the nervous structure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

Obituary notices. beyoNd the Date, Name and
Age must he paid for.
Ellsworth 81. Eyyic WardwcH aged
} wears.
Prospect Harbor-Jan. 18th. Mrs. lydia
Emery aged 81 years and 8 months. Massa-
chu>etts papers please copy.
Providence, K. Jan. 18th, Mrs. Mary B.
Dodge, aged . years. widow Of the late Addi-
son Dodge, formerly of this city.
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the total sum of37 ,liiibs. or aiittle over Is
The question comes up how much did
this cost? Let our Farmers answer this
question for themselves. s.
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tSN TELEGRAPH.
legislative Matters.


AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. Is.
Tre business of the Legislature to-day
u4, promptly disposed Of Legislation
Wa reported inexpedient on the PROPOSE
t.ea tor law to protect the planting of
oysters The bill relating to the partition
.sreal estate was read twice in the House
and assigned for Tomorrow.
Petitions from A. b. Watson and l04
other of Neazie aud from Melvin, Grant
,sd l46 others of Eddington, Veazie, and
civ OF bangor were presented to amend
fh,. act for supplying the city of Bangor
with water, particularly the 18th Section.
So a. to require that city TO construct and
maintain locks at Treats Falls for the pas
lgc of vessels and boats.
bill was presented, relating to estates
fla dover which proposes to bar the wife
from receiving dover, in case she refuses
To- ion in the deed or execute a separate
oat.
tNrENsE> OF FISH COMMISSIONERS.
detailed statement OF the expenses of
The tish commissioners from ls6S to the
present year has been furnished the House
hv which it appears that the Total salary Of
the Commissioners has been S5.652. ex-
peu>cS of the commissioners 5000 03
amount paid fish ~ardcns 81 G92 Is amount
paid for propagation OF fish IS G63 80. to-
TAI expenditures s2l,0iU 50 tor the eight
wears.
PROPOSITION TO SUBMIT To PEOPLE THE
CUES rloN OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
The House order relating to submitting
Ia the people at the next September cleo
tou. the question OF abolshing the death
penalty. was laid on the table in the Sen
ate.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
\ bill has been introduced to divide d.
reetorS Of insurance companies In this Sec
ioI.luto three classes. TO hold office for
"a" or three years and to be elected 50
y. \ charter is wanted for the Equity
Ere Insurance Co. of Portland. capital not
10 exceed 100000.
SAVINGS BANKS
The banking committee in considering
The matter OF making void the charters OF
savings Banks not organized have been
directed to exempt the Lisbon Savings
Bank.
The Judiciary Committee have voted to
report bill amending Sec. 10, Chap. -. /
K :, so that Clerks of Courts can enter
Judgement during vacation, when decis- I
iaA> are made by the law Courts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

We al consider Iron the embodiment Of
strength and power. but how few are aware
that it j. this same element in the system that
gives u strength and yigor and that an INSULT
cheney Of 1t causes weakness and debility The
Peruvian syrup, protoxidc Of iron, Is prrpar-
ell expressly to supply this yitalzins element.
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he Weather,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

" AR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. JAN. 10, ANY
Probabilities.
Heavy gales will prevail off the Middle
Atlantic and New England coasts, during
the day; for New England, brisk Souther.
" To Westerly winds and light rain fol.
lowed by clearing weather, low tempera
ture and rising baromete, during the
lIght
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Report of The Woman, Temperance Aid
society.

society.
The Aid Society met Monday evening
Jan. IL. The first business before the
meeting was the election of officers for the
ensuing three months. The old officers
were reelected. After attending to what
other business came before the meeting.
remarks were made by several of the la
rr,"arks from some of the young ladies.
who have not before favored the Aid So
ciety with remarks. To all these we give
a warm welcome and hope to hear from
them as well as others, often. The next
meeting will be Monday evening Jan. 3lst,
and we hope to see large number of la
dies present.. SECRETARY.
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bteubru .

Last week the stores of Leon Written.
of this place, and II. NJ. Soue of Gould,-
boro were entered and the value of Twenty
five dollars stolen from each. The articles
stolen were money. tobacco and cigars.
No clue as yet 10 the robbers
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JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Business Notices.

Silence that Terrible Enemy of Life. a bad
cough. with HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
lcnce YOU.
Pikes Toothachc Drops Cure in one minute
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MARINE LIST.


; W HARBoR-Ar l., L Il steamer Levi Wood
bury. Evans, Boston. where She has been for re-
pairs, for Ea-tport, L ; K Cutter Dobbin. Abbey.
on cruise sea Sea Bird, Stanley, who carried a
load OF granite u New York, and took load OF
coal back 10 salem, arriving at this port in nine.
teen days from the time of Ing.
Ar II, sch Evelina, savage, Portland.
sCLLTvAN-Ar l., sch Tame rlane, Kelly. Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

A lodge Of Good Templars,to be called
Home Temple" was organized here last
Sat. evening, by Dist. Deputy NJ. J. Dow,
OF Brooks. w. {. +. Chas. Sumner; W.
Sec'y, Walden Il. Hodgkins; w. V. T.,
Lizzie Hodgkins; L. D., VIM. ID. Fogg.
hall has been fitted up on purpose for the
lodge, and strong organization is expect
ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

Lyons kATHAIRoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews it, growth,
aud gives strength and yigor. IL /, delightful
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 30 cents. . mos -
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SAVINGS BANKS.
king committee in con.
Rum Ahoat.
GARDINER, Jan. Is.

WAkDINEI, JAN. +.
This Afternoon, William Pottle. of SO.
I...~tuu. well filled with rum, drove his
team into the open water near South Gar
diner, where Haley Il Co. were engaged
ID cutting and storing ice.
The horse swan across the open space a
distance OF five rods. struck the opposite
side aud turned back before men could run
around the square to his assistance. He
swan back to the place where he went in
aud vas helped out bringing with him
h. sobered master, who had sense enough
To- hang to the reins. This is the second
time Potter has met with i similar mis-
hap.
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NEW YORK. Jan. Is

\ Washington special says. Secretary
n informed the Foreign Committee OF
the House. that all the late communications
from Madrid have been friendly. that DO
open questions exist. likely to give Us any
trouble in settlement. Spain has evinced
di~pottion to fulfil all her obligations to
the uted States lie said no reason ex-
i>ts why late correspondence between the
TWO governments in regard 10 Cuban az
fairs should not be made public, and AS
Sured them it would be sent to Congress
Al once If called for.
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On Bills in he Second ReediRg.-Messrs
Tolman Of Hancock, Wadsworth Of oxford,
kyes OF Franklin, Sturgi- of Androscoggin,
Talbot OF " ashington, Lord of York, Brown
Of Pi>cataquis Prescott OF Somerset. Woodbury.
OF kennebcc, Thurlough OF Penobscot While
of Waldo. Baker of Cumberland.
on ERgrOSSed BiHS.-Messr>. Bracket of
York, French Of kcnncbec. askell of Cumber-
land, Stevens Of Somerset ,Peakcs ofPenobscot,
Wentworth of Washington. Jordan OF Andros-
coggin. Hnekley Of Hancock Brown Of Cumbcr
land. Thompson of York, Webb Of Pcnobscot,
Donworth OF Aroostook.
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Maine Legislature.
SENATE.

| The Senste met on Tuesday. Jan. IL, and the
| President announced the Joint Staining Com
| mittee> ON the part of the Senate. which were
| sent down TO the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens of Somerset,
| Ordered, That the Committees on Educa-
ton, State Prison. Insane Hospital, Reform
School, Agriculture and Military Affairs be all-
thorized TO visit the various Institutions they
| represent.
ON motion of Mr.. Stevens.
Ordered, That "A Select Committee be ap-
pointed to contract with a suitable party TO do
State printing and binding for The current
year subject TO the approval of the Legisla-
ture.
The Report of the State Treasury for 1873,
was received and referred to the Committee on
Financial Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan.
Ordered. That Committee be appointed TO
negotiate the purchase of the Maine state year
Book.
ON motion of Mr.. Lord.
Ordered, That Committee he appointed on
the Governors Message, TO report reference
OF the several subjects TO Appropriate Com
mttees.
Messrs. Lord of York, French Of Kennebec =,
and Donworth of Aroostook were appointed
Mr.. Sturgi> presented petition of Chas
Nerril and others of Auburn, praying for pre-
yention OF corporal punishment in public
schools, Referred TO Committee on Education.
Also an act permitting the defendant to give
bond in trustee process. Referred TO Commit
mitee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Woodbury. presented a Petition Of Mon
mouth Mutual Fire Insurance Company for an
act additional To the act of incorpor atom
which was referred TO Committee on Mercan-
tile Affairs and Insurance. Authority is asked
by the directors TO cancel all out standing poll
cies in the first class and close its business
HOUSE.
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DO you want to be cured of Dyspepsia con-
stpation, Piles aud all diseases the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. 20 to g. A
Parcher', and get 4 bottle OF Wiggin', Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 81 cents bottle. or sent by mail on re ceipt
price. Frcparedhy Wiggin a CO. Rnckl1nd
Ne.
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eiset on the part of the Senate: Messrs. Lord
OF Biuehill, Allen of Wellington, Cumston Of
Monmouth. Leavitt Of Athens Clifford ofStock-
ton. Pillsbury OF Pennington Potter OF Wool
witch, on the part ofthe House.
On State PrtsOa-Messrs Prescott OF Som
erset, Jordan of Androscogsin, White of w aldo,
ON the part OF the Senate; Messrs. Burnham of
Bethel, Floyd OF Winthrop. Richardson Of
Hartland, Parcher of Leeds. Hyler of Thomas
ton, Sweetser Of Newburg, Currier of Wilton,
on the part OF the House.
on PU6ttc BuHdings-Messrs. Brown of
Piscataqus, w entworth of Washington Hinck-
ley OF Hancock. on the part of the Senate;
Messrs. Rowland Of Dalton, Cooper of Sears
mont, Gay of Casco. Goodrich of Concord,
Mantor OF Arson. Pendeton OF Northport,
Robertson OF Weld. on the part Of the House.
on Ltbrdry-Messrs. French of Kennebec,
swasey OF Oxford, Donworth of Aroostook, on
the part Of the Senate: Messrss. Pike of Calais,
Pinkham of kennebunkport, Currier of Wilton
Denison OF Cutler Fowler of Albion, Getchell
ofPlymonth Dearborn Of Parsonsfeld, on the
part of the Mouse.
JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
on PrintiagdRd BiHdiRg-Mcssrs Stevens
Of Somerset. Hinckley of Hancock, Sturgis of
Androscoggin,on the part Of the Senate; Messrs
Shepherd'of SSowhegon, True of Portland,
Berry of Gardiner, Hobson of Wiscasset. Fell
lows of Windham, Sargent of Sedgwick .Goldth
wait Of Bddeiord, on the part of the House.
ON Maine State Year BOOk-Messrs. Jor-
dan of Androscoggin, Wadsworth of Oxford.
Gray OF Cumberland,o on the part of the Senate;
Msssrs. Allan of Dennysville, Cleayes OF Port
land, WoOdsum of Peru Hamilton of Dexter,
Drisco OF Centreville. Tricky Of Cape Eliza
beth, Maxwell of Webster, on the part of the
Honse.
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1T sold by ;. ID. Wiggln, Ellsw orth A.
J. Jordan, Orland, and K. b. Slower, Bucks
port
John ". Perkins 4 CO., Portland. General
agents. ~ ~ -
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ELLSWORTH, lie,
BY
S. D. Wiggin. Druggist.
Tyr - -.

PILES DIErErIC SALERArUs.-Uniyersally ac-
knowl edged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. lYr2t rs