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, 1876-10-04

Cine neue Snoufrie. Ger
vSnternational" ersdblt folaenocs Sc.
ihttthen aus 2Unoon: Sd Qina Die
id)Due StraBe c%ntlaua, wclde Don Oiab-
burp'y3arn nah ben Stuaten BON Noro,
9orOon fiibrt, ais ib eiuen Gentleman
Dor mir ber9ebcn Iab. Dem Elm iungcr oil,
itdnoia aefleloeter Warn in elmer Wsiie.
folats bic meinen Seroa6t errcete. l1no
ridtia, er benuete eiuen Womert. no lid)
cr@entelman in oic2eftiire zines 8rieies
uertiefte, Inn feline Sano in bsiien TaiAe
III uerlenfen. rnobei eia i%eiocnes Gai6en
tuA au ieiueu ST germ bdnseu blicb
Sd ftano int SesrIff. Oieb ! Oisbc! III
fdrcien, alS Der iunee Ma II ben 6.rln
anbielt uuo linn boflid baS acitoblene
Iud iberreihte. a3uatcid fnopite Der
Bldpof t icinen Sod aui uuo ;cigtc ; n
Serrn @trpas auf ieiner Weite. mus pr
fomiiA fem muRte, oenu oerietbe brad) II
elm flutes @'ldhter aus. Gift in Die 3 .
ihe unS CAB benz Oiebe einiae @tlo'tiif ,
iporauf err iid nod in,mer laden, %cntiernz
te. ST serbrud) mir ben &opi bariiber
mas oas gu bcocuten babe. Der Ytf-
podet bate unterocB ictnea g uritt c.
mdBtat unb folate MIR offeubar III o'riel
ben Nbiidt, nit mcin t gai9e Uetannt
itlaft gu MAIDEN. Yalo fitblte id) Ocnn
audi feline 9ano in n,siner Roftaib {.
Sd ersriff i'm am Nrune nlto iaate ibnt.
oaB id iein Wlan0ucr pobl bcrnerft bite.
Der junae Dieb mod)te etlua lt.beniebu
Suhre alt iein uno bate Elm icbr inteul-
acutes @elibt. ST war teiueSwess Ell
idreft, i%onoern rief lahenb:
Ah, Sic baben bic @eidihte nit benz
Eaih'utuh. porber geIcbcn Sh bin aber
fein Bifpodet!
WaS lino ie oenn?
ISIS id bin? Sebcn sic fer!
Sci oicien Borlen 0ffuete CT ieinem
Sod mo ib iab auf %ietuer Wcite en-
Sdiloden BON 9elbem W tail. auf melz
dem in iAlulr,en gudItabsn itanO: 4n-
t~taid)enoi bs@eic0idaft.
Was Ieufel 1T Oas? lief ia erz
faunt.
8. bas it iebr ciufad). perieete er.
&ir folaen ein:m Serr oocf elmer Dame,
entuenoen ibncn ous Taihentu6 ODER ir=
geno etwds 2lnoeres no aeben cS ibneu
balm suriid. inoem MIR iie oarluf auf
merfiam mad, N. pie leiht IS it. iie 81
btitebien Oas leb t f., Dor ben mabr II
Eaidenoisoea auh fit in Iht neb-
men.
Gber mas brinst ibuen oas gclbdit
elm
8. MN aiebt uns gene e'ni9e B.nee ,
UNI uns fir uniete 6:dtihaif.nbclt 5u>
beln men.
Wunoerlids Snouitr;e, oaS!
8aS mouen gle. man muB !eben !
e%ntaeanete Der Burid: uno e%utfernt lid,
I'M itinen Coup al eincm ultcn !S,r,n
aus nlib.n, oer eben butter un5 ber=
fam.
, 1876-10-04
Rt9mOnb poit office.
ppif-A
"a. e9uni 1876.
"a. 9uni 1876.

Worolt9e Snr9bof. 2meimoI tSoua
Sonntaas ausssnOmmen-&afunf s ses, sp
81. W. 'N""p 200 phe o'@O
Senn.ae aHrwnf $50, 81. -aoa.
Worolt@e @eg.poH. TGariG. ouso
men Spnniaae- = Nntunft 1 Dis 81 sm,S'"-
p0ltldlus 1.35 unb 500 n. 81. "'-
Snoli9e goa. .3peimul taatfd. es.ur.
Ia9s . a na - Anfunft 12.00 SD
anc s'G u " " Dr. pOff9tub 4 g. d. mn.
g0rntaas. - @nsuuft t2.no m a..
f9lub 1915 q. 81. "- YsF
@idbmonS E. Ganbiue gifsnhohr qx..
49, @ntunft 2.30 ~. VI. Maasatiss
12.45 u. 81. %0H1Vlae
9Hnbile & G~reemsborc. om,;..
n.y. p.s GntnSft 2.30 unb 9 g. W. wv mn5a
l@lub 4g. @. nnb 12.45 u. SIX. SR
Sarmbile. IdaIi6, e-nutoos ous,..
q me en- o. - a@rfunft 2.3O n. 81. % Wpfldims
wy.,ap'"le ODto Gtfetb ain. TGaIfd,
Snmhtags alsasncmme @nfunft 6 81 SD
- pplflbluB $50 9. 50.
Synbburs Charlottesville, Staunt,u mh;..
ShIpber Sprin5s unb ,peflih pcn yShitsss,,ii',
Peer Spril9s Nnfunf S 9. w S3ai-
iGluB $50 n. %. YeF'
2Sett yoint nub statinnen nm mr. n -
~, mmo y. M, vt. adalid, Spnntaas ausos.
nSmfle 3 81 Anfunft 1880 y. %. ma|t.
gl0uesffsr, i,tsr @ea point. ,Govi6.-mn
'an1t 1o.3Og 9. ". pSnlhlus 29. 81
Iapeabannud, iiter gi5b Soui, tSoth
@"'a"tt $50 9. 81. = YuiidIns 1 ! 81 81.
Sames @iber 1ampfer. DreinaJ rnsd,n,
i,9. - anfnnft MOuta3s, MIttwvd,s "ns
9fe'taes, 5N. W. : pptidIuh. Tisn0a"s
So"nfrlass uno spanabents, 5.30gI 81
eana1 gafet. Dr.imnl h SdentIid.
aS,"n MI Vf'ttrots 6rsitaas uni @pmmtooa
.. M: = pefl9lub, Mpntaas, MittmsS,s
uHO 5rsiiass, u. VI. ""'@'
short Qamp @ante. 3peim II wSdentlia.
- Ma'ahft> Mttpp6s unb @nnnabenps. &
i sc w i 81 81 ysSSli@Ia6. D0nnesiass nne @SaH
, 1876-10-04

Ser gnquirer. @sitsrn Mor-
gen purbe an Dr. 8eattie oerHi9monoer
enquirer" in 0ffsntlider Muftion fir
$3.lO0 p%ertauft. Sas erite @ebot mar
5000.
ginise Stunben ipdter b6rten uir,
bab Serr @ilcoy, friber an benz xGpe.
ming Sournal", benz 9r. 8eattie bas
8latt fir $500 wieoer absefauft ia.
ben ioa.
Spdter bisB ss ,pieber, baB Elm Ssrr
mad Waibinston sesansen. Tim einen
0ertanf suitanoe gu brin9en.
, 1876-10-04

@ee. Staaten @eridt. Gid.
ter &. 90. Susbes prdiibirte. Oomi.
mid Granciseo unb g. 9. gaIlasbar
ruroen pernpmmen unb iduIois befnn=
ben, bic St~euerseIcbe um9ansen 81. ba-
ben. urtbeil perl1oben.
Wiliam Barber uno WiIiam Mlber,
onseflast bic Boit a~uisebalten gu baben,
puroe freiseiproden.
Ser g. 8. Wilfinion'ide San. se.
fdmusselten Sabaf perarbsitst 81 10
ben, ,puroe bis gum Oonnertas oerl@O>
ben.
, 1876-10-04
Ser 9ater ieinen g Of n

Ser @ater ieinen 6 o 3 n
nht. Ser Batter bes Silpernail,
,pel9sr bic Wirtbi@aft neben @ebriipsr
guter, in Der MainltruBe einseribtct,
uno bann al Serrn gbarles Sauier fir
eirca $3.50 perfauft bat, mas auf cirea
$1,000 ssiddbt miro, uno oann ii4 eilisit
auf uno oapon sema9t bat, ioq &C.
tern bier in Der Staot semelen iein, um
isinen Sobn 81 beiuden, oa CT aber &C.
bort. iuie bic Sa9en itanoen, ioI er ios
slei@ wieocr absereiit iein.
, 1876-10-04

ginbreder perbaftet. Sobn
@oams, Neser, Elm entlaiiener Strdf-
ling, ipel6er gu Der Bunbe seb6rt, Die in
bas Saas hes Serrn Sbomas &eiIey
einbrebsn ,polte. puroe BON 9ststtipe
Mren perbaftet.
@eitern tpmrbe er bonn 8oIi3eiri1ter
Der @ranb Surp Der Cuttings Court
iibermieIen.
, 1876-10-04
Namcber mub Sur
Mufaepa6t

Sn SEQ. lOl6 W II StraEe
9Srnt Sbr elm 6 ger son $4,000 Gisarren
fnben. bon beaen Sbr auswabIen fDa"t. Gie
Y.eile Sarire Don
SIS bis 500 per Tauieno.
Is 1T anerfan' I, pae pie uaffca pit." cine
Gl9arrs 81 5 Gents, NIT Savaaa G,nlase
uaO Mi Der Sanb ssmabt. nitt i~itsrtroHT n
perbsn fam. DE yHpnan MIpnes" lar ~
Gents. pher 3 fur % Cts. batea Niee
III @rfar men eef ct. lie ysute fra En- Of;
uWie tonnen @ie fplbe Waaien fir 10 Gis
peifaufen2 ,gSeil i6 IN Smporteure unp
5abritantsn meme Waarsn fur saar tauf<.
&ommt uno BET udet meme Waare.
M e Mtllia Malter.
, 1876-10-04
Dapenport \ M1rris,
G6e Der II. unb Dpf Ctr,
&i6mpnb, &a.,
Qaeinise N9cnten fir uno Oirefte Slnpor'
tsure bon

aaeiniae @9cnten fir uno oirefte Sl1por-
tsure bon
s. & s. Wart,Q's Grenar Srurbs, q & S.
Vurfe's Dublin Stpu, 8ab & gp,'s Gaglilb
ga NIe, @m. gou 9 RS 40 Gpinbureb
I'e, Wc@uuaeb & Gp.'s 2Onncn Steut unp
Ole s ln,rcll s. 80 RMS Slliat @inaer
Mle. Srus s. Co.'S Htsims 6 4ampagnfr, sort,
Sberr9 ulb Wta5eira @,ine.
Null & GU'S Sbansbi Gbee.
u eric II 3Iderfat it, Glftn unb &anb
Dame Saeo unp sprsns- pulper, u. u.
Mithea & @o.'s 2i6ter. ", pps & @anaban's
9idtsr, ST. Daily s. @s.'S Seiien, u.
5pbnlnn q Spa's Stirfe.
aseuten fir l'ltil teure fir Gir9inia unp
85ntudY r inc Mse unb BOURBON blS.ies,
@YlOr's. Selore's, Stewari's, 8 rriiunAp n.
~. Nptertion GeuntY. y pie. M.aes 6 @p'a,
@rpvsr's Diamp. , u, l Ssefter. unb anps.
re Strten..
SIN cr:eure Bon liverpool r,inss unb ses
mabIcnes Ml,un Sl3. mi
, 1876-10-04
Gren nher 6 r pheu2 9Vou,

&rie9 ODER Grieben? Wcnn
mon Die iebiaen SPITE Der 9amen ans
llebt, Ioate man lpirtlih elouben, oo6
mir i6on in einem &riese psriuids!t lino,
ooer ON 8oiabenb zines Iol9m ifchen,
oenn Die neue Mooe 1T sons trieseriI0,
uno ieber Sut ideint elm Maiors 9nt gu
lein uno nit i66nen 6eoern acibmiidt.
9ofen mir. onB unter Den 9iiten Elm
8efubl fir Srieoen lih funo gibt.
, 1876-10-04

9erbre9er. Ser S9srif rot
page County, lieferte seiiern Sob
&idaros, Ne9er. 4 Sabre tuesen Gin.
bru9s unb Siebitabls, unb Gamuel
Conner 3 Sabre ,uesen srobsnD isbitabls,
in Der penitentiarp al.
, 1876-10-04
Gpuefticnett BON .Yrieffoffen

goh Halten an teu apei bslunbsreu meo.r.
w WV. S1s Sferntait item b%sfannr inb, 800 unb
80 ~ ~, 80 ufb us q. vi. @pnn
'a9s-9.30 .. ". unb Z q. I. ~
= y ." Sttettagen - 500 9. 81. uns
": W. @pn alleh anbern ,aalfen msrssn
sls Sf'efe auf benz &iidpey Der SrGoer ono,A
gVN. u. y. Bon Gem, % 81
, 1876-10-04

peite meloet. bas iid Die oortisen Snti TO-
ner frieofer'ia unr rubis perbalten
Mebrere Ganoen oer feinoli6en Snoiuu'r
eriheiuen in Der Nahs Der q lentur beeas
ben ft4 jeood aleid bon bort nab DEM
britiiAeu @cbiete, obne Seiuoielisteiten
~ beacben.
, 1876-10-04
Ma nod 4. Wktober 1876.
Stdct Nibmpnb.

Metterberi6t Ir beute.
GalleuSes, esfolst BON Iieiaenbem 8aro-
meter; meiilide uno norbweflide @in.
be; wolfiees Wetter uno in BEN nDroli=
den Sbsile &:sen, sefolst BON fdltsrer
Semperatur.
, 1876-10-04

Sc beibt. oob oemadufer, Serrn 5dn-
Ter, BON Den peri4ieNenen Serren, meldc
arbeit fir bas @ei9dft aeliefert baben.
s9uieriafei!en III ben @eg selest met.
ben, 8elib BON oem6si6dfte au nebmen.
, 1876-10-04

$ It n 9.g o Sie fof9enoer
Gdue famen aeltern in bieiem @eridtt
Snr 8erbanblun9
Maria Sadlon, farbis. anyetlaet BIZ
@emeinoe iii paitor Dun9ee's Stride.
auf Napp 5in, seiiOrt 5u BADEN, wuros
auf 10 Sage in Die Sail seiauot unt
muBte $50 beaoblen.
, 1876-10-04
Nab Der GentsnninIs aus1 flung.

Ni6mpnS, gprf RiSer unb1
@~beiaprafe U~ilenbabn :
Super. Sffee, Is. Septemb t 1876. J
gebcutenoe e nieoriate 6abrpreile naA
Der Gentenniol.
Vim uns mad tiefem Da'un ipersen auf 80 Sage BON
Edtuni ttr + @Ist flung an altt 6 reurfi -
1tdet swilden @i9nenp une qht aoeipbia pil gprf
ytiptr Rabn n BIZ fer Office fir ~ 90 aus eeeben.
4liefe 5idet fab su baben in Ga ber'S 1926 Mai ftrase
I'M Grdanse 6ptel uHp II Der S rice bisfer Gcmpasnie
al ser Gte Ger 23fea unb 3rftraBs.
.. :. Gpualas,
NIB Gupsrintenbsnt.
, 1876-10-04

S9ifffabrt. Die beutlde Bar
fe ,8raseleina," Capt. Sadens lief se=
fern bier i'm Safsn elm, UNI cine 2ahuns
Mebl nod &io Dc Saneiro su neb.
men.
, 1876-10-04

gnti6ieben i'm Citations.
bauie. Sbeooorid Nunnaap, betrun,
ten, e%ntlaIen.
g. 6. 2ishtfoot uno Graut MaDo,
%betrunten. griterer puroe nit 81 uno
Miapo nit 50 s%ejtraft.
, 1876-10-04

Wirsinia. Sn Der Weriammluns
bes @eiansnereins 8irainia am lebten
Wontase wuroen fir @apannab einise
$50 9elammelt.
, 1876-10-04
Ser Snoianer &rieg.

Wabington, 2. Ottr. Cine
Don benz Asentur Der So,t Bed aaentur
in Dem Saoianers8 Ilreau empfauseneDes
, 1876-10-04

@9uIratb. Ssrr Mlfreb Moiss
tpuroe seitern pieber als Sefrstdr bes
S1ulratbes ertpdblt.l
, 1876-10-04

Cob i&IoB seitern Mittas in Sem
0orf nit ITO.
, 1876-10-04

80 @otis. = Die aIssmeinen Gpttsries fese unb
Der arauf he iislite jung E Gpnolsfb f6iuB bat, luut
eiaer r,hterllten ntibeipuna auf lie non uns s%erfauf.
tan eurepatINsn Staat5-Y .GmirnsGInn5 feine anwens
, 1876-10-04
Wir baben aQe unlere
s. e # % a a r E It
= 1rle0 q c b +.

erbalten. Die srGBisn @si6ifts in Der Stas
u:rpen isgt pet
, 1876-10-04
@Sa@5M@
Nbeiapeafe unb SbiO Giisnbabn.

Gtefdueate unb Stir @tf.rbabn,1
9afa9ter-D Department.
Hitrtpnp, 3D., II. Septemb. =. 1876
Nm in0 mud benz Fl. September, 1876
fab.en bic pdRas er-3uae, ME folst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
o:1est.c Ee:.oes,

PUDDING SAUCE.-S;ir to a cream 4 tea
cup OF butter, with two Of sugar, add the
grated rind OF a lemon. and the juice. or
/ nutmeg, if preferred.
TO PREVENT IRoN FROM RUSHING
Kerosene applied With cloth to stoves
will keep them from rusting during the
summer. Ii i. also. an excellent material
to apply to all iron utensils used about a
farm.
CORN BREAD. -Four egg, two cups
sour milk. TWO cups sweet milk. three table
spoonful, sugar, one teaspoonful Of soda.
lard size OF hens egg, which must be melt
ed before mixing, one teaspoonful salt.
corn meal to make batter thin enough 10
pour Bake in hot. quick oven.
! Fish CAKEs.-One pint bowl of salt cod
fish picked very fine, two pint bowls or
whole, raw, peeled potatoes. Put together
in cold water and boil till the potatoes are
thoroughly cooked: remove from fire and
dram of all the water; mash with potato
iAaNAIAs dbI H4ENc VI DuAbtl SIZE VI dll =.
two well-beatened eggs, and little pepper.
Mix well with wooden spoon. Have
frying pan with boiling lard or drippIngs
into which drop spoonful of mixture and
fry brown. DO not freshen the fish before
boiling with potatoes. and do not mold the
cakes but drop from spoon.
STEwED APPLES AND RICE.-Peel good
baking apples. take out the cores with
scoop so as not to injure the shape of the
apples; put them in a deep baking dish
and pour over them syrup made by boil
ing sugar in the proportion of one pound
70 pint OF water; put a little piece OF
shred lemon inside each apple and let them
bake very slowly until done. but not in the
least broken. II the syrup is thin. boil it
until it is thick enough take out the lemon
peel, and put a little jam inside each apple.
and between them little heaps of we'll boil
ed rice. This dish may be served either
hot or cold.
RECIPE FOR YEAsT.-ro make good
y
lowing is an approved recipe: Take two
good sized potatoes, peel aud cut them in
| half, put them in about two quarts OF wa
ter. or little more; let them boil soft, put
in handful of good hops; let them boil
until they settle to the bottor.. say half an
| hour; then strain them through On strain
er, rubbing the potatoes well through the
water; add spoonful of brown sugar. let
it stand till cool. then stir in half a teacup-
fal of flower; when cold pour it into one
OF those large glass preserve jars with
screw cover, stand in a warm place to rise
shaking it up occasionally. In twenty
four hours it will be light; skim off any
black scum that rises to the top; when it is
light there will be froth on the top and it
looks white all through. There is no yeast
to compare to this. 1t is easily made and
rises bread very quickly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
A Pleasant CoUGH CANDY.-Take ty

A PLEAsENT Cough CANDY.-Take two
tumblers and in one place gill of flaxseed
fill the other with broken bits of slippery
elm bark fill both tumblers with boiling
water and leave standing for two hours.
In a saucepan place one and half pounds
brown sugar. Strain into it through mus
lin all the liquor that will pour from the
two tumbler-fnls of bark and faxseed.
Transfer 20 the fire. and stir till the candy
seems upon the point of turning back to
sugar When this is seen to be the case,
pour out instantly. and break into small
pieces when cold This candy is surprs-
ingly pleasant to the taste, and found ben
efcial, especially in the case of public
speakers called upon to tax the voice while
suffering from hoarseness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27

OATMEAL AS FoOD.-A powerful compe-
.itor for the patronage of the dyspeptic is
oatmeal. This, however, is popular with
classes not likely to be afflicted with indi
gestion. 1t is, and has been for years used
extensively bv the Scotch and Irish. La
borers drink it freely with water in the
Summer. But of late years the use of this
food has greatly increased among families
reasonable wealthy, and many breakfast
table of this class of people would be ill.,
complete without steaming mess of this
humble but wholesome article. The ad-
vantages of oatmeal as an article of food
are getting to be tolerable well understood,
and all persons who have commenced it's
regular use will agree that its nutritious
and health giving properties have not been
overrated. Chemical analysis shows that
oatmeal is richer than wheat in starch and
the heterogeneous compounds. the first being
fat-forming and the latter fesh-forming
constituents. As compared with barley
and corn, oatmeal is found to be still richer
in these elements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
LUCRATIVE
cATARRh,

This l. the destructive and terrible stage of the
disease. The whole nasal passages, including
the eyes and ears. the ionsils, throat, bronchial
tabes and lungs become, one alter another. AZ
fecied. famed. liberated, and succumb -apidly
to this irlghtiul monster. peculiar acid j.
generate and set at liberty by this disease which
peTmeAtisg the blood. weakens and destroys its
rcnovatlng power and allows the system no op.
poHunity 81 throw OF the iraiady until tins
poison l. ncutralzed and expelled. II Is here
mat C"nstitu tionRl ircatu cnt becomes OF the
most vital con sequence, because unless arrest
Ell Al this stay~ 'Se disease will make apid pro
gress towards llmonzry consumption See
Ma.rcu's Household Physician. Meanwhile a
soothing healing and astrngeut medicine must
lie applied directly to the nasal passages, Thu.
forming the most perfect treatment of the disease
possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
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3)ortrpp.


Ey'ry little grape, dear. that clngs unto a vine.
Expects some day to rl,en in it little drop OF
wine.
FN'ry little girl, think. expects in time ID be
Exactly like her own mamma-as grand, as
sweet. as free
Ey'ry little boy, who has pocket, Of his own.
Expects TO bs the biggest man the world has
ever known.
Ev'ry little plggy-wig. that makes It's little
wall.
Expects 70 be great biz pig with a very curly
tas
E,'ry little lam5kin. too. that friss. upon the
green.
Expect, 10 be the finest sheep that ever vet wa.
seen.
E,'ry Itte bahy-colt expect. 10 be horse;
Ev'ry little pup expect, 10 be dog. Of course
F,'TS little kiiteh-pet, 30 tenbeE, aud % nice.
expects Ia De grown-up cat. snd live on rats
and mice.
Ty'ry little iiufTy chick. in downy yellow drest
Expects some day 10 cross the SKY from glow
iug east 60 west.
Now c,'ry hope that'> mentioned here. wit
bring 10, sure event.
Providing nothing happens. TO hinder or pre-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-27
PER MANEN Thy
CURED.

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safe. certain, and permanent cure fof CatarTh Of
every form, and l. the most perfect remedy ever
devised. 1t i purely vegetable destilstion, and
l. applied locally by insutlaton and constitution.
Ally by internal admini-tralian. Locally applied
relief l. instantaneous. II soothes, heals and
cieAnses the nasal Passages of every feeling OF
heAvincss, obstruction. dullnes, or diEzine.s.
Cousttutionally administered u rcnoyAtes the
blood, Vuiid"s It 81 the acid poison with whichlt
q always char-et DO tAtArrH, sfimulf;tE The
stomach, liver and kidncy-, i'-.irct- digestion.
makes new blood, and permit, the formation Of
SOUND, healthy tissue. and finally obtains COM
plcte control over tn disease. The remarkable
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and me we will skin the young English

and me we will skin the young English
man nicely There's for you"
This Morris. it seemed, was an auc.
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of the County Court, and wrecker in gen.
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going about in silent, stealthy manner,
respectful to obsequiousness to persons
above him in position, but with hard
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mercy. But was in no danger OF any
process of law. What could Morris be 10
me? Then in an instant l recalled the
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and that the law accords to a landlord
| without notice or process, the right To
seize his tenants effects and take posses
sion of his premises.
But" l cried, as all this flashed upon
me, "Tranter would never venture upon
such an outrage"
"Indeed he would care little for what
was said of him if he could make trlte !;
and listen, captain--I heard Morris say
that he had taken fancy to your furnl-
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years rent"
1TO BE CONTINUED.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY In PROBATE Court at
augusta on the foHTfh Monday Of December 1870
~ EOHGE W. DRAKE, Guardian OF Franklin
" Drake, Amy l.. Drake Joseph II. Drake,
Freddie Drake, Walter Drake, and Ida NJ. Drake,
OF Chelsea, minors, represents that said wards are
possessed of reversionary interest, alter the de-
cease of Mary A. DRAKE, in ten acres OF land in
said Chelsea <subect To the life interest therein OF
George W. Drake and that il is for the interest OF
said wards sell the same, and invest the proceeds
la the reversiopaly interest, after the decease oil
said Mary a. Drake, in six undivided seventh
parts OF fifty OF land 10 the northeast part Oh
The Mary Doe farm in Windsor, reserving HE IN
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quests license to make sach an exchange.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be gwen three
weeks successfully prior to the fouth Monday of
January next, in the Daily Kennebec Journal
newspaper printed In Augusta, that all persons in
terested may attend at Court of Probate, then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, ii any, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
IL. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. Jan0i3w
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