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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
FRENCH POLITICS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAILURE,

Chicago, October, 2.-George X. Clark
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Prefer.
red debts, $4,000; secured liabilities, sl55,.
900, with securities valued at 100000
unsecured debts, $4,000 with II 900 un.
discounted bills, and 1888 900 on accomoda.
tion paper. His assets are of character
whose value is not easily determenable.
DEFAULTER
Lawrence, Mass. Oct Geo II. Water.
man, clerk in the Pacific mills, and con-
nected with the corporation twenty years
is alleged to be defaulter for one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
SUICIDE.
St. Louis, Oct John S. Hausman, a
young man Of some local political promi
nence, and we'll known in business circles
shot himself through the heart at his resi-
dence list night. No cause known for the
act.
SOLD OUT.
Chicago. Oct 2-The stock of the Nation
IL lie insurance company, OF the United
States of America, wa sold to day by the
receiver Of the Republic life The purchas
er. are parties connected With the present
management.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
s.. Louis. Oct. 2-One of the stills 10 tht
Bollman 4 Obavas distillcry, Poplar street
exploded last night and building and con
tents burned to the ground. The building
was valued at about $4,000. and the stock
$4,000; insurance $25, 900. Fred w. Boil
man, one Of the proprietors Of the distiller,
was badly, il not fatally burned. Hu.tir
Shay, driver Of one Of the hose reels Of the
fire department was mortally hurt while
going to the fire, by the upsctting Of the
reel.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
Servia Has Not Yet Decided Up-
on War Measures.
Grevy's Candidature Strongly Urged.
A s150.O00 DefauIter Turns up in
Massachusetts.
Wall Street Agi.a.ed By Dealer in Raised Scrip.
FOREIGN.
sERVIAN's rEAcEFuL.

sERvIAN's PEACEFUL
Belgrade, October, 2-It is most positive
ly denied in official circles that Servia has
already resolved upon war like action
However, it ia Thought probable that the
final resolution Of the Servian governmen,
will mainly depend npon communication Of
the newly appointed Russian agent, who
has just arrived
WAR ITEMS.
Vienna. Oct. 2.-Only 500 rifles were
seized in Transylvania. The projected raid
int" R,umania was the scheme Of few
enthusiastics aud adventurers 1t had no
connection with the Hungarian popular sym.
pathy for Turkey.
FRENCH POLITICS.
Paris. Oct. 2.-Thc Mot D 'Ordore, thrice
sentenced for publishing Rochefort's arti-
cles, has died, and will be succeeded by the
new radical organ-Le Revll.
A letter is published from the repub,i-
cans for promoting Grevy's candidature for
the chamber of deputies in the ninth arron
disement. 1t formally nominates Grevy to
the place occupied by Thiers the head ol
the French democratic party. and tte lead
er Of "Thc 3G3." Victor Hugo is honor
ary, and Gambetta acting president of the
republican committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
WASHINGTON.
MEXICAN AEI.AIHs.

MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Washington, Oct. 2--Thc cabinet session
to'day was short There was general con.
versation over the Mex can afiairr, but no
information has been received from the Rio
Grande, other than newspaper accounts.
AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
There was large crowd at the executive
mansion to day. including several congress-
men who called to pay their respects. Ger.
Crook had an interview.
GEN. SHERMAN
telegraphs from Portland, Oregon, bis arri.
val there from Puget Sound. He will
start overland for San Francisco to morrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

1EkY,IqK0 YIERT0s or Go1s4T pAKoTA Probate s1
In The Matter Of Sarah J. Hcmmon:
To the relatives of said Sarah ]. Halnmon. resi-
ding i'll said county of Yankton. and all others
intruSted
TAkE NOTICE. That the said minor has filed
i petition in this court. praying that q. W.
Nanderhule may be appointed guardian of her
person and estate: that said petition will be
heard at the office of the probate judge of said
county. on Mondrv. the Stli day of October 1877,
at 10 m of said day.
(SeaD l.. CONGLETON
S. 4. BOYLES Probate Judge
Attorney. d5d
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. 3.
Gold-l.O3.
Money-3GI.
Governments-sbade weaker.
Stocks-unsettlcd.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 2.
WHEAr-dull; 1@2 lower; l.4OA@1.4l
No. ., winter red October.
CoRS-3c better very firm 57l@5s!c for
mixed western.
OArs-steady S2@ SIC for mixed western.
PoRK-dull; l4.15@14.2O.
LARD-heavy; 9.27!.
WHlsKY-13ll.
Chicago, Oct. 9. "
WHEAT-irm, shade higher; active ;
l.lOt for cash l.O5s for October; 1923
for November.
CoRN-active, unsettled; 42s tor cath !;
42i for November.
OATs-frmer 23ac for cash; 23;c for
November.
RYE-54c
BARLEY-59c.
PoRK-strong and higher; 1927! for
each; 295 for the year.
LARD-strong and higher; SSH for ca III !;
S.35l for the year.
WHIsKY-S.
MlLWAUKEE.
Milwa ukee, Oct. 3.
WnEAr-i@l!c higher; 1.l0i for cash !;
1.06S for October; l.04 for November; No.
3, l.O5a.
CoRN-tirm; 42c.
OATs-23c.
RYE-53lc.
BARLEY-6llc.
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CITY COUNCILS RESOLUTION.

BE it resolced ty NE Mayor and City Council Of
tie GUY Of Idnkk0n:
Section !. That it is and is hereby declared to
be necessary. that a sidewalk should be con-
structed on the east side of Cedar street, in the
city Of iankton, as follows Commencing on
Third street. on the northeast corner of Cedar
street and Third street; thence along the east
side OF Cedar street to the south side of Fourth
street, the same being in front OF lots l. 2 g. l. 5,
&. Z, & Q. in block %, Central Yankton.
Sec. 9. That said sidewalk shall be constructed
OF wood, of the width provided by ordinance,
and he made OF the material and IN the manner
provided by the ordinance of sad city. except
that the outer edge of said sidewalk shall be laid
two feet from the curb line OF said Cedar street
Sec. 2. This resolution shall be published fol-
four consecutive weeks in the Press and Dako-
lan newspaper, the Official paper of said city OF
EanktOn.
Passed September IL, 1877.
Z. 7. WHITE, City Clerk.
Approved September is. 1877.
N. J. CRAMER.
Mayor pro TEN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
YANKToN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER 20. j

Will meet in stated communication in Masonic
Hall, Wednesday, october 18th. al p. n.. for
the purpose OF constituting said chapter and
installing the officers. Members OF the Chapter
will take due notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. All II. a. Masons not members are
invited to attend
BY order of l.. ID. FARMER.
Acting High Priest
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NOTICE.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Three Horses Lost .

On the 18th Of August, in Hutchinson county,
35 miles from Yankton, one light brown horse
medium size, years old one bay horse, years
old one dark brown mare, 6 years old. ANY
person delivering the horses or giving inforna-
ton where they can he found. at the store Of Ja-
cob Max. Iankton, will receive fifty dollars re-
ward. John EIwFI
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SALE OF RE- L ESTATE.
Peter B Swe NY and Hugh Smith, of
the Brooklyn Tsmmsny ring. sold to.day
real estate which brought $G5l, ,OOO
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the WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PuRIFIER.
E2EY2 AR

This f,,roT, parable DFPTR4TTTE is
joHcrfRE fLTERITIJ r, TONIC, d.
tfEtTtt. DiiFHoR ETC. and 4PERI-
EN- cnn'himi"J Cirf"eS rhich render
~ itydfttFhF" ami nSrcr- failing, and bD
Hs continued teH thoroughly eradi-
cute ell diseases Of The blood. Its in9re-
dent are Of u PurciJ harmless erfrdc-
fia3. TIE products gathered from remote
LJypfipn ProriHcsS. and rLere there IS
YLe sig~4icSt tIint Ell disease ia the sys-
tenn. Il H"r'r rails ia erecting that disease
IN rough fi1" medium Of the skin, er-
I,eIiihD II Through the many and rariOus
chrnHris Of Tie body. thereby dU0,cing,
and, iadccf, Forcing all the organs into
THEFT proper normal and functional con-
diioi.. 4 rery brief space Of time tciH
doubted rcIi0biiity and troHderJfR cura-
flee properties, 1t bring, most tIHqHestioH-
abfy. the rcrp acme OF medical trin'nphs.
and the g.catest discovery OF the present
age. ia the treatment OF erery disease
sch-rc the biood itself is primarily tho
s~at of the icsion or disorder, such az
SCRDFTIi and the thousand and ono
caascs that trad TO this terrible affection,
Of ~hicI. all cirNi=ed communities
ri that the 90 Sins Of the fathers shah
risit erri, nHto the third and fourth gem
eratioHS," aud TO BROkEN- DOUN And
ENFEEBIED CONSTITtTIONS IL Is "a
po'rer!t rcJHreHatoT, causing the srrecBs
Of once more 10 assume the God-iiks
form Of manhood
For CTTiNEOIS DISEASES, URN
1RT DISORDERS. CONSTIPITTON or
COSTITENESS, IfrER AND KIDNEY
tbHFI1INIS,f IN T. M L. Il VI SERI-
DfS ID J. n III IL, X III r. 4 VI iTISM,
GL4NDrL4R ENL4RGEMENTs. FRI,
IHELIOHiTOI CANCER, SECURITY,
IFtEfTfON S or THE BONES. INDO-
ENT JLC ERS, EHiL r. ON
PLITNTs (and TO the 1cntIer Il is "a
taD', iostJ sought for by sensitive, suscep-
'."ie. as'd delicate females, as il takes
direct action upon their ailments AND
mn FORMS or 1HRONIC DISEASE
~ DHICH the BLOOD Is THE SEAT
or FHE IROT re. - Is inraIuabie. 4
psrs"rerTncc Nth This remedy ,ctH prore
positire and permanent cur- Jor
CH!LLS and FEVERS aud all Mia
RIAL rOISONN.
Thousands Of Testimonials attest tho
truth Of these claims.
Price, one DoiiGr, in large bottle, or
cir bottles, SIS.
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New Publications.

LittelFS LiriRg Age. The numbers of The
Living Age for the weeks ending January 9th
and Feb 81 contain The Anglo American
Churches of The United states from the London
Quarterly: DIR. Schiemann's Discoveries /,
MycenR. Nature; Prince Bismark's Literary
Faculty, by Francis Hueffer ,Gentlenan's Mag
azine; The Marquis OF Lossie, BY Geo. Mae
Donald. Part VIII, Advance Sheets; A Ger
man Bath, Blackwell; Self-Help in Science,
Good Words Fields and Field-Sports in Mad
RAJ. Fraser; The Wordsworths at Brinsop
Court, Temple Bar /; John Wilson Croker, Quar-
terly Review; The Jews in the East, Saturday
Review; Caprices of the Nile, Chambers's
Journal; The storm Wave in Bengal, Saturday
Review Earldoms, Pail Mall Gazette; The
shadow of the Door. Blackwood; an instslment
of .Carita.' by Mrs. Olphsnt. and the conclu-
sion of w hat She Came Through. by Sarah
Tyter. together with poetry and miscellany.
The back numbers containing the first install
ments of MacDoIald's new serial are still sent
gratis TO new subscribers for 1871. For nifty
two numbers. Of siXty-four large pages each
Cor more than 1900 pages YEAR,, the subscTip-
ton price ISL /. low; while for 5000 the pub
fishers offer 10 send any one Of the American
81 usouthlies or weeklies with The Living Age
fol year, both postpaid. Littell & Gay, Bos-
ton are the publishers.
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Railroad Accident.

BENNlNG ION, VI, Feb. IS.
This forenoon, when the down Mon
trea! train wa a few miles South of
Hoosac Junction, on the Troy Il Boston
Railroad, the sleeping car became de-
tached, and while being coupled, it was
run into by an engine aud caboose
backing down. running wild. The ca
boose and sleeping car were complete
y telescoped. The following persons
were injured :-Conducto Harmon. leg
and arm broken, and otherwise injured.
One brakeman killed instantly, and an-
otner had his limbs broken. The sleep
er contained Il passengers, all of whom
escaped with slight bruises. except one,
who received a severe cash in the head
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I.Os Al NOTlE -

DIR. +. L. Jack sons Ca,arrh SnuG and
Troche powder 8, highly recommended
tor Catarrh, Colds In the head. Headac he
sore threat &c. See Advertisement.
Smoke Vanity Fair Tobacco. You
will also find at the bazaar" cigars OF all
kinds. at half the usual prices. \ good
cigar tor } cents. usual prices . cents each,
al the " Bazaar," Coombs' Block. 2wG
-Dr. Stacy aill be at the American
House. Ellsworth, March lst. and remain
a week or ten days Improve the golden
opportunity. A word to the wise &c.
3w7
j. O. Crediford having obtained IL
cense from the Municipal officers of Els
worth. will continue his auction Sales"
every Saturday forenoon. afternoon and
evening. Parties wishing to buy goods
for fifty cents on the dollar can do so by
attending our sales. Goods will be sold
at private sale at Auction prices.
We make business of purchasing bank
rupt stocks and can sell goods less than
the manufacturing price. Ladies that can
not attend our Auction sales may buy of
Us at private sale at Auction prices. Par
ticular attention will be given TO TO the
sale OF Real Estate aud personal property
to parties throughout the country. 2~.
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THE IMPORTANT QUESTION.

on all losihsome diseases, Catsrrh stands
pre-emineut. Ii rendersSts victim as disgust
ing to himself as TO others. And the most hu-
initiating of all is the consciousness that his
presence is offensive TO those around him. Ii
any disease deserves the name OF universal, 1t
Is this. Dietetic errors and the follies which
Fashion imposes upon Us tend to foster and
disseminate it. To the pitiful cry Of Us We
tins, is there any cure for cdtdrrhf there is
but one snswer consistent with Christian reas-
on. God has never sent one EVIL into the
world for which he has not sent the remedy.
For the greatest Of all spiritual and moral evils
the Great Physician has prescribed potent
and neverfailfng remedy. He has given ex-
plicit rules for the treatment and preservation
Of the spiritual and moral man, but he is silent
in all matters relating to the physical man. 1t
would be an unwarrantable detraction from His
benefcent character to suppose that he has +
ficted the greater portion Of humanity with AN
incurable disease. The dsy Of plaques is past.
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The God of Christianity Is q God of Love, OF
Mercy. His message is ''good will to all men,"
The earth and all con tained therein was inten-
ded by the great Designer to supply mans
wants; and surely he has no greater wants
than remedies for his infirmi,ies. Science Is
rapidly proving that the earth is fitted 10 sup
ply mans uttermost need. New medicinal
plants are constantly being discovered and new
properties being developed from those slresdy
known. For Cstsrrh. the most potent remedy
yet discovered is DR.. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy.
Its efficacy has been tested in many thousand
eases with uniform success. Cases that had
been repeatedly pronounced incurable, readily
Welded to it. In confirmed, or obstinate cases,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery should
be taken in connection with the use Of the Ca
isrrh Remedy. Full particulars in Perce's
Memorandum Books. They are given away
by druggists.
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

!, 77ov~ by single application the hard. en-
~ Eel matter from the nose, opens up the nasal
ages, allows the sufferer to breathe freely and
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REA DER.

Haze you risen from your bed after short sleep
TO ind yourself nearly suffocated with Catarrhal
mater ~ your nose head, and throat Have Won
notced what depressing influence 1t exercises
on The mind, bunting its faculties besides enerva.
ting the body as wellg How difficult to rid the
hest OF this foul matter all testify who are al
hiced witt CatarTh, How difficult To protect the
sysiem aFalnst its further progress towards the
lungs and bronchial tubes all physicians can tes-
ld. To BE- freed from the danger OF sufIocation
while lying down; to breathe freely, steep soundy
AMI undisurbed; to know that no poisonous, M.
trh matter dcnles the breath and undermiues the
system; know that the body docs not, through
Its veins AID arteries, carry the poison that is
sure to destroy, Is indeed a blessing. To purchase
immunity rom 81 CHI fate should be the object Of
all afflicted But those who have lried many rem.
Giles and physicians despair Of relief OF cure.
They became incredIlous. With such the long
array Of testimonials from our best citizens ply
slclan.. aud drmgglsis In favor Of
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LOUISIANA.
W>-HINGroN. u. c.. Feb.

W,-mNGroN. ID. c., Feb. -.
raa Electoral Commission met at II
( NJ. a.l the members being present,
cxcem Thurman. Judsc Clifford said
The objection TO certificates Nos aud 3
The Have, electar.l would be heard for
Two bour> and ,hen the objections to
certificate NJ . woull be heard for two
ham. and D,..t ,be Commission j. now
....,.-,, ,o.,.. l.i...,;,n o., tho first nam.
"a ..,,,ti..., >.n,,,r t.po,slJ .o;d
.,..,...., r,l.,, .,,..,,.,.-. 49,.
.."' '''''' . 80 '"'' '''
''''' ''''' '''''' ''S''' "''"'
-''''- '' ''' '''.'" '''''' ~ ''''ie J" "i'.i'
wa "-'''" 20 A'''' "eihN o' 10
minutes Judge amor" ahh""h'eu mat
lhhiinA" : clerk reported that lac was
suffering with neura ga but VIII be
down io-daN. tn" crmmi>sion direct
ca juc argument Up proceed Mr.. Thur
man .amr jn trn minutes late. >ena-
TOR Mcdonald thrn proceeded in sup
port 10. tu,. obj .sti,p 10 the Have- GER
tidcar,, rc..api.a'liiug the objections
presented Il, the lIou>. Yesterday.
NJ I,u.. .,fI hv the acf{screaiing the
Commission i, had been determined and
...,f.l f.r. that the tyxo Uouses
sbnn.l rouu. the vote, The duty to count
Carried with il the necessary mower to per
form tine act Thi. being embraced in the
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK
save annoy ance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, op-
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted
up at an expense Of over $4,000 Elevator. steam
and all modei n improvements. European Plan
The REoTA ~ ANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar.
ket can furnish. The cuisine is unsurpas sed
Rooms for single persor, 81, tl50, and o. per
SO that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luxuriously, for less money, At the GRAND
UNION, than at any other first class Hotel in the
city. Stages aud cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for all payts Of the city.
ly42 G.f. 4 W. d. GARRISON, Managers.
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Orlnul.

Orland.
-smeters are only doing fair bust
ness.
Our Masonic Lodge pursues the even
tenor of its ways.
Our Band is going ahead finely and
also gives entertainments.
The young ladies' have also'ai. circle
and have several nice entertainments.
Geo. JOY of Ellsworth. is conducting
our Assemblies, - with his usual success.
Notwithstanding the hard and dull
times, things are quite lively in this little
village.
MIR. Condor has retired form the firm
of Powers i Condor, and Mr.. Emerson
takes his place.
We are having also Temperance meet
ings, assisted by members Of the Reform
Club OF Bueksport.
Our factory, Mr.. Reed proprietor is
making more excellent cloth aud employ
Ing many If our people.
Mrs DR. Chase j. keeping up her Free
Singing School. for the children and ii is
one OF our most beneficial Institutions.
--Onr Free High School Observers
word OF praise. Mr.. Liuleiield, as hereto
FORE. i-fhr i'rrccptor. md il Is really for
the chance it la, a model Institution.
The Congregational swing Society
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To COusuntDfires.

The advertiser. retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered, while Medical Mis-
sionary in southern Auia. very simple vegela-
bic remedy for the speedy end permanent cure
Of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrb,
and ali throat and lung affections. also, pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, aud all Nervous Complains
feels il hi duty TO make ii known TO his suffer
ing fellows. Aetuatej by this motive, he will
cheerfully send free Of CHARGE TO all who de-
sire it, the recipe for preparing, and full direc-
tons for successfully using, this provdentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits Of this discov-
ery without cost, can do so by return mail, BY
addressing. with stamp, naming paper,
DR.. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
80 Niagara Street,
lv42 Buffalo. \. Y
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a Free Cure.

For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tarrh. throat and lung diseases; also, sure
relief and permanent cure for general debility,
pie vegetable medicine, which cured yenera-
bic missionary physician who was long a resi-
dent of Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this valuab specific to thousands of kim
bred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits and he now feels it his sacred Christian
duty TO impsrt to others this wonderful invig-
Grating remedy, and will send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full. directions, to
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block. Syracuse. n. Y
6mos5O (P o. Box t61
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a'a:NFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Allays pain. Inflammation, and soreness OF the
IJseuu- membrane OF the nasal passages. II =
b. mo 4 soothing. healing. and grateful p0epara-
up ever aIHlIcl 70 those lmilAmel .MEllsr..
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City and County.
Services II this CITY each Sunday

CONGREGATION AL.-Sabbaih School at 10 80
A. NJ. Preaching at ;l5 and y z. NJ.
BAPTIST Preaching at 2:l5 aud ~. NJ.
sabbath school at L. NJ
U>IrARIAN.-Sabbaih school at PM.
Preaching AT 2:l5 sud : L. NJ.
misunderstanding at 10 IL O'Clock 4.
NJ. sabbath School at > r. NJ.
HoDIsT.-Preaching at ! and z. NJ
sabbath School at L. VI.
sPIRITU held every sun
days at l O'Clock L. NJ. in Hall over Wiggin's
drug store.
KPI>oCPAL.-Service. at Methodist Church
every sunday st l0;l-2 A. NJ, and on alternate
evenings at O'Clock
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRA(lIEON

4 sTi1ht so-cHiicf coif rriH ofttines
lead to serious cough, irbicii, HHcarrt
Jnr bddIv frcTtcd. mast hare bist onr
result - asst 'r"HfuT'~ "a ~cftf,f ca 60
Of museums. mr. trAds Is ,roT>e. tho
drtiiY CONNI HPTFON. To all SUFFERING
Ir"i., hG RAISING cough and representation.
TX tCHEON oH~rs sound. psIinbIe. d,.d
permanent B~i.'J. 1t duOBae I,ts ~rpecfD-
rat,oa, nirf enables the patient 10 erpcI
that TERRIBLY septic d"posif, trhich. II irjt
irffs ptft jHifCiOtIs treatment. mast com
mum icTf~ ITS yt1ts"H To The =. SIC tftdr sub
stance of tie i,tnp. d~GcaerGtipr dIsd dc
stEoHtfsV mat most essential Of organs,
GIll HftimItss oniy ia an cnrig and un-
f'.ts"lU ded;h. YR-it HEON has ,YttHi.
I'Ittcii less superior. amt its trtH NOT
ol.iY mar" The deposit. fhcrcby dHoriiHg
fsf'rdf F,IteJ. bat hcnfs ti~ membrane and
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-15

Land for Sale-IIalc & Emery.
Associated Press Notice.. 4. Emery.
Globe Hotel. +. Hartman.
Something New IN Ellsworth-H. Il. " hitfen.
Livery >Chle-iyory Grant
Bankrupt Notice-tieo. =. snow
t,uariIan's Notice-A. = Durham
Furcclo~ure-M IN Spratt
Commissioner NoiiCe-BurnhAIn 4 Peck.
Notice-peasv, I racy Rand
Miscellaneous Adz.-t,eo. 4. Rowell n Go.
Libel Tor DIvorce-Nary = Whittier
Abstract OF Writ-MlsWell 4 WisWell, Atiy'- for
III >ame-wm. Z. JOY. ATTY for PA. >ame-A.
?. Burnham. Atty Tor PIN.
CaiArrh-Litileheld 4 co.
Probate Notice.