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Shipwreck.


d 7 n n c. To
A cabl" F-tc. ON Capt. Humphrey,
0f the ,hip Geo. +. Ma son. TO the own
or-. brings intelligence OF collision al
sea wiki the steamship Ambassador Of
Liverpool. The latter was sunk. Capt.
Humphrey returned 10 Bombay. where he
wa eXonerated from all blame by the
courts. The extent Of the damage to the
ship is no; stated. She was on the pas
sage from Bombay to Akyab. The ship Is
owned ~ Edwin Reed and others, of this
civ.
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For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tarrh. throat and lung diseases also, sure
relief and permsnent cure for general debility,
dyspepsia and zll nervous affections, by q sim
pie vegetable medicine, which cured yenera-
BE missionary physician who was long resi-
dent OF Syria pnd the East, and who has freely
given this val6able specific to thousands OF kin
bred sufferers with the greatest possible Oene-
fits and he now feels II his sacred Christian
duty TO impArt 10 other this wonderful inyig
orsting remedy, and will send FREE the orig
ipal recipe complete, with full directions, 10
apv person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS.
Greedy Block, syracuse. y. Y &.
GmO-6O (P. O. Box ,6.I
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From John Flsgy. Esq, OF Bennington. y. II.
Three years since | was very much reduced
with dreadful cough. " hich resulted in Bron-
chiti.. affecting IN. 20 severely as TO render II
difficult TO speak in an audible voice. To this
Wa added severe night sweats. and was
fearful Of going into decline. After recourse
10 variou. remedies % no purpose, made use
Of DR. Wi-rAR's BALs,M or WILD CHERRY,
few bottles Of which fully restored me 10
health. Since that time have had several Sc
we're attacks Of cough, but the Bslsam has al
ways removed them. | AWAY. Keep II by me
and should not know how 10 DO without It."
- cents and 81 bottle. sold by all drug.
gi>t..
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One Boston clergyman was so fortu-
nste on Christmas dag, as to receive sets
s,ee.e buttons. sd pairs of slippers, 81
ere AMY bound 6soks. and majolica anu
ceramic gems sufficient TO start a museum.
Among the replies To AIN advertise
ment of music committee for a candidate
as organist, music teacher etc., was the
following' 'Gentlemen-l noticed your ad-
vertisement for an organist and music
teacher, either lady or gentleman. Having
been both for several years. offer you my
Services
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Rev. J, r. Gardner. at recent med
ical conference, in Eng and. said that
Within one hundred yards OF the Sailors
Home al Liverpool, there We're forty-seyen
pubic houses. and the publicans actually
sireacd >a"dust on IKE pavement IN front
OF them, and sprinAled rum over IL, 50 that
the smell OF the spirit might decoy sailors
within their doors.
Here i story with moral a Lam
caster county Pa man lost his poke; :
book al the Centennial, received il by ex-
press. the other day, with contents intact
from lady In Budgewater. y. Y, who
had found 1t. and Identified II by receipt
ed subscription TO the weekly newspaper.
We leave the application to the reader
with the remark that we are all liable to
lose our pOcket-books.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

Dousr<ne Perrs.
W HIRBoR-Ar sSls wa'k L. Plummer,
PluWmer. II John. b. ftg Havana. NulcAn.-.
Annie Is -, for Boston; BT sc,r, Y Berry
Douglass, Rocklnd. y II. for New \ ok
Arg. sch Emma I story, fernAld, Portland
foRrLASD-Cld ., sch Red Hover. Bowden.
Ellsworth.
Ar 10, sch Toronto, Colt. Gouldsboro
Ar Il! sch VI l. crockett. II utchins, Orlhnd
NEwPORr-fn port Jan. :, sch Lizzie Mayor,
Tracy, Bucksport 80.
Ar 10, sch David Faust, Smith. for Providence.
kAsTPoRT-Ar . sch Charlotte Augusta, Hol-
mer beer Isle
Ar IL. sch 4 Kwooaard. woodard. .Hcboken
David Faust. Smith, do.
SD sch GAnges Keith, for New YORK.
NEW BEpFoRD-Ar u. sch BasAdISc elements,
lis Auui- 70 repair.
NISLl ARD HAVEN AR :, sch Lousa EfsOn,
Holt, Ellsworth for n \,
NEW luRk-Ar 10. sch Lizzie Mayor. Tracy
BuckspoEt. :.
Passed through Hell este. sch- \ " yoiarl.
Woodari, and DAVID fausi, smith for Providence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

DR.. Townsends OK
ygenated Air will
purify the blood In
one-third the time
Observation-Disclosures
remedy can. Why2
because toinhaleOI-
ygenated Airit goes
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
{ h Q tissues and
comes In direct con-
tact with the blood
a. IL IS forced Into
the Lungs by the &C
tion ofthe heart An
theblOOd inourvelns
returns TO the heart
every four minutes
II the blood Is good,
and forced from the
heart to the lungs,
and the more DTy-
ger you lnhale into
the lungs the more
you purifythe blood
v hen Oxygen comes
In contact with the
impurities In the
blood IL carbonlzes
and burns, causing
the blood 10 DC heat
ed 50 that Il warns
very part Of
the body, "a X goes
on It's revolution z
through tHr-ystrul.
Ify,,ur blood plir,
yru cannot 'n ~4lN
We drive Ncr, at.
and ailptherlIupiTi-
:..ss out Ofthe blood
W g guaranteetO pIi-
rifythe bloodin one
third the timeof any
otherknown remedy
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sch Ella, which sailed from Cranberry IsleslNov.
., and reported missing, has been heard FROM.
she IS frozen In AZ stayr Island.
An unknown ,opsaii .ctr made Lizzie Cranberry
Isles Qtl ut. under pieces of her malnsAil and ly-
lns I'D. and anchored, but disappeared LIST pro5a-
bv put 10 sea.
steamer Island Home iowcd 10 woods Hole on
Ion sch Caroline Of fremont. Ne. with cargo OF
coal from tie back side Nantucket Her salts were
all blown away. She lei y York 18Th Glt for
Providence.
sch Bagaduce. Clements. from Castine tor New
Bedford. OF II yAnnis 9Th. full OF water having
been ashore. \ tus was engaged TO tow here ~
Nest Bediorl.
s,A Laura. .of Bucksporil Roberts. from Belfast
for ast n-tou. with potatoes, has been abandon.
e-i AZ sea IN -iuking condition. The Captain and
crew were landed 4. - WeAs HaFbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

LvNGs or LEATHER GOULD NOT WITHSTAND
the ups and downs Of our winter temperature.
Churches. theatres. lecture rooms, drawing
rooms, kitchens and schools, ring with the
h.caiiHE- u iaborus chests aud husky ihroAi..
There but one remedy FOR this evil. Hole 5
HJ,y Of H,retou54d and Tar. Take IL znd
recover. Sold by all Druggists.
Fike'- Toothachc Drops cure in minute
itu.l
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From Augusta
Legislative Matters.

PETITION TO INCORPORATE THE "TIFTY
ASSOCIATES"
AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. l6.
a petition was presented to incorporate
the Fifty Associates" of Ellsworth, into
Loan and Trust Company.
ELECTION OF L. :. SENATOR
The election OF United States Senator
took place to-day to fill the unexpired tenn
OF Mr. Morrill,. and for the full term of~ix
wears commencing with the 4th OF March
next.
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] , II IIlVI'I y ID ITVF Z ~
, IlGsTAl ~ Nj

DO YOU want to be cured OF Dyspe p.ia, con-
sipation. Pile. AMI all diseases Of the stom-
ach, Bowels ani Liver: II you DO. go to q, A.
Parrher's and &c, bottle OF Virgins Pellet.
They Will cure you. For sale by sill druggists
for 30 cent, bottle. or sent by mail on re ceip,
Me
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Ballot for u. S. Senator in Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Jan. It,
The first ballot for United States Sena-
to-day resulted as follows. In the House
Logan. IL Palmer, 81; Davis, Z; Lothrop.
/. Ia the Senate, Logan, 20; Palmer, p 4;
Anderson, : Washburn, Haynes. none.
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Legislative Summary.

TUESDAY, Jan. y.
In the Senate the report of the Savings Bank
Commissioners was read and bills presented.
In the House the standing committees were
announced.
The Joint Standing Committees were also
announced.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
In the Senate the President announced the
standing committees of that body. In the
House several annual reports were appropri-
ately referred. An 0rfer was introduced for
the investment of the State funds lying unem-
nleyed in the treasury. A resolve was passed
that the mayors of cities and the seectunen Of
towns be required TO forward TO the Secretary
of State statement Of the amount of indebted
ness of said towns and cities. distinguishing
what part OF II is for municipal, and what for
other purposes. and stating the amount Of alb
solute aud collateral indebtedness. They shall
also state the Indebtedness in 1866.
THURSDAY. Jan. II.
In the Senate the resolve in relation TO fur
nishlng TO the Secretary of State statements OF
the Indebtedness ofiowns and cities was amend
ed and passed. The committee on senatorial
vote. reported.
In the House the committee on county esti-
mates was appointed, and the joint committee
On temperance filed. Several orders were in
troduced amongst which was one to inquire in
10 the eXpediency OF abolishiug imprisonment
for debt, also TO inquire into the expediency OF
n full and complete record ofsll persons NOV
ing into and out Of their limits, with the last
place OF residence and the place TO which they
move il the same is known.
FRIDAY, Jan. 12.
la the Senate a communication was received
from the governor stating all cases OF pardon,
reprieye etc, during the year. report from
the Joint select committee on Governors mes
sage Wa made. Resolutions in favor of an
amendment TO the National Constitution in re-
gard 10 the manufacture. importation sud sale
OF intoxicating liquors were introduced by Mr..
" heeiwrIght lac Senate adjourned 10 Mon-
day.
In the House. Mr.. Cleaves was chosen speak
ct. pro. tenn. IN the absence OF Mr. Ncalley.
The Senate amendment 10 the resolve 81 IN
quIry IN relation To municipal indebtrdne -
VS. adopted and the order passed.
SATURDAY, Jan. l..
senate not ia session. The House met aud
adjourned without doing any business Of i'm
portance except 10 pass an order for the sena-
toTial election on Tuesday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

Castoria is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, without any of its objections, for
it is pleasant to take and doe. not nauseate or
grippe. For Costiveness at any age, but espec.
tally for Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms
and the Disorded Bowels of Children, it is the
most effective remedy in existence. 1t is
harmless. it is reliable, and it is cheap.
lys 3mos A
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City and County.
Religious Services In this CITY each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Sa school at 10 &c
IN. Preaching at 2 rs and "A P. NJ.
B.PrIsT.-Presching at 2: is and Up. NJ
Sabbath School at p. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School at l Pm.
Preaching at 2 10 and 7 z. NJ.
CArHoLIC.-Presching at 10 10 O'Clock A.
NJ Sabbath School at P. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and : P. M
sabbath School at z. NJ.
SPIRITUALIsT-MeetinSs held every Sun
days at O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Virgins
drug store.
EPIsocPAL.-Services at Methodist Church
every Sunday at 10 Ia A. NJ, and on alternate
evenings at O'Clock.
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anIoinr

Last Tuesday morning $ number Of
men armed with axes and teams. made a
.aid on Adelb-rt Lsngley's wood lot chop
ping and hauling TO the door some twelve
or fifteen cords OF fire wood.
We with TO acknowledge our heart felt
thanks 10 them for their Kindness toward
uS, and hope II any OF them are ever in
need they will lind like friends ready and
willing TO help ,te.I.
ApELBERT LANGLEY.
LIZZIE LANGLEY.
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A LADY speaking the French language with
n fueney and in its purity, pFopOses,to give
lsasons in this city, n
TERMS--Privste Lessons. $500 8 montn. TWO
lessons per week. Classes. 500 y taorah, two
lessons per week.
E Apply At l. popelans Bazaar, Coombs'
Jan lst, is77, 4wksl
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Ballot for u. S. Senator in Massachu.
etts


BOSTON lG.
Both branches of the Legislature ballot
ed twice for United States Senator this af-
ternoou. In the Senate the vote resulted
Boutwell, Il Hoar II Abbott Rice on
each ballot. In the house the vote stood
OIL the first ballot Boutwell, IS Hoar : :
Abbott 80 Rice 10 scattering 10. On Sc
cond ballot Boutwell, gained one vote. the
others remaining the same as al first The
ioint-couyention meets tomorrow at noon.
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u. S Senator elected in MINI.

II. Paul, Jan. le.
Hon. lham Window was to-day re-
elected 10 the nited States senate for six
years beginning on the 4th OF March next.
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Accident to Miss Cary.

PORTLAND. IL.
Private aH,irts say that Annie Louise
Gary met MI an accident in Moscow
srr4iun- her ankle while playing. She
received much sympathy She was 10
have appeared Immediately II 81. Peters
burg.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA.Assg REMEDY

strikes a. the root. builds up the constitution.
msArs It new, aud drives away Caiarrh aud all
diseases % the Inucuou- membranes. and their
attendant pains AMI aches. Pertaining to head
back, shoulders, Kidneys and throat lyis
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A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS.

He had already received 6 thorough medical ed
uca,ion and training. and had a complete knowl'
edge OF chemistry. IL occurred tohlm mat possi,
bly, there were powers in the electric fuid used
a. an applicant OF chemical properties. not vet
dreamed of in the philosophy OF medicine. Adopt.
ing the electric principle, therefore, OF searching
for truth wherever II might be found he proceed
ed with a series Of experlments upon his own per
sou When he resolved upon these experiments
enc of his legs was 80 badly twisted that IN sit
ting down he was compelled to use Il as asnshion.
drawing up the whole of the leg, hip and thigh.
into an unnatural and constrained position, sew
eral inches above the ground. Inc paralysis was
SO complete that these limbs had all wIthered and
shrunken. There seemed, indeed, little hope that
any spark of vitality remained IN them. Never
theess Dr. Rhodes persistently followed his idea.
He first compounded q powerful chemical prepar.
alton having for its object the stimulation OF the
torpid and apparently dead nerves OF The affected
parts and then invoked the aid of the electric bat
terry to apply IL. At first success seemed doubt
iul, but amer n number Of only partially sstisfac-
tory attempts to find the seat OF the malady the
difficulty was surmounied. the snrunken limbs
began to regain the normal size, the sleeping
nerves were aroused to action again, the wasted
muscles grew. flesh covered the heshiess bone.
and Dr. Rhodes found himself perfect man in
every respect, sound in every limb, healthy, ro
bust and vigorous. lie has for several years past
given to sufferers from paralysis the benefit OF
method of treatment, with equally gratifying sue
cess, to other forms of brainal and spinal diseas
es-such as epilepsy, apopiexy. commissions, ny
sierra melancholia. and the like. His cures
nov numbered by scores and there genuineness
aitested by the best Of ties timony. There is moth
ing Of quaekcry about his methods As call at
THE HOME AND RETREAT
will demonstrate to any who may desire 10 secure
for themselves or their friends the advantages OF
such a resort They will fad a handsome man.
sion in a pleasant. secluded and fashionable part
OF the city, organized 10 the most efficient IN n-r
and conduc ted so as to secure all the dement's OF
hospital and at the same time retain all the cha ar
asteristics OF n home. 80 large a number OF APP
plicants have sought admission to this excellent
nsliiuion during the past year that DIR Rhodes IL
now engaged IN endeayoring To Usecure larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined the institution and observed
the details of its internal economy, we would
recommeud II a- OF Tho best resorts open 10
snlercrs from any OF III" maladies above emu
mel ated. ly5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

There need be no pain where Centanr
Linimentis used. Burns and Scalds are heal
ed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains. and
most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. The
Centaur Liniment is for family use, the Vel.
low for horses and animals. One trial will
cow inee the insredulous. .
" amos ~
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MARINE LIST.


Sch John Wentworth Brown. az Ducksport from
Perch Amboy, reports 81 inst TN n yale OF Cape
Coz, shifted cargo, lost mainsal and flying Jib.
CRANBERRY ISLES. Jan. sch Ella OF Bris-
tol. Capt John Bunker. sailed rom here Nov 27th
tor East sullivan with apples, and has not been
was on beard.
Arrived st North Fast Hlrbor Jan. l0th. sch En-.
pres, Of Rocklsnd. Cap, Kennedy, rom Baltimore
FOR Belfast, having been blown Of the coast and
having on board Capt Roberts and crew, OF sch
Laura, of Bucssport, which YES sci was abandoned
two hundred miles 10 the eastward Of Georges
banks, after having lost sails &C. IN Boston bay.
the Empress procured pilot and proceeded
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Dishonest Porter Arrested.

PORTLAND. Jan. &c.
re.,r Noousu. Porter AT Tie -. Julian
He,cl. WA> arrested to-day for systematic
p.und,raI Of the house. About $500
worth OF good, were found at his sisters
house.
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No Choice of Senator in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Net. Jan. l6.
But ole ballot was had at Lincoln to-day
for L ) Senator. which resulted in no
choice.
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Bncksport

The Democrat SAYS tina; Capt. Hiram
Homer OF Bucksport had iiliy-six hens
killed Wednesday night by wild cats.
The hens were Simply bitten ia the neck
but not devoured. Traps were sci aud a
chase made one Wildcat was caught ia 4
trap and another was shot. The largest
measured fully four feet in length.
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

pr. Z Z. Jack sons Catarrh SNUFF and
Troche powder is highly recommended
TOR Ca,arrh. Colds in the head. lieadac he
Sore threat &c. See Advertisement
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Eden.

FATAL ACCIDEST.-Last wednesday
Winthrop Z. Hamor, young man "a years
OF age. while telling trees was struck by a
falling stub, which crushed in his skull
Killing him instantly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

FNLE's DIETEIfc sALrRATUs.-UniyersA
~ acknowledged the best in Use. Each pound
bears the name Of JAMES PYLE. None geuu-
ine without. lyr24'
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BANGOR HOUSE.

This House has within few years ben greatly
enlarged, thoroughly repaired and elegantly fur.
nished. 1t is the largest Hotel now open to the
public in Maine. Ii is 6Tstelass in every appoint
ment The iaanagemea; thankful lor The very
liberal pat orsse 10; shs past fifteen years, anu to
conform 20 the times, have deeted TO make the
rrce $40 per day. Hacking to and from, the
house free of charge. 4wka
II L. sAaAW' .. -. SHAW.
PrsPrissss. A.hXesr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

Rev. A. f. Ives preached his farewell
sermon to the Congregational Church at
Casiine' Mr.. Ives has been their pastor
tor twenty-five years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

Business Notices.

THE MOST harrassing symptoms Of Brenchi.
tie and Consumption. are p.ilatCd and relieved
by inhsling the hot vapors OF the solution Of
Forest Tar" Il cures Catarrh. lmo2
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Report Of the COnditi<
Of the
Bucksport National Bank,
Ar snnsco opr cT.Yr NJ a..,sx

AZ the close Of Business. Dec 2s. lssG
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, ssj Or as
L. ;. Bonds 10 secure circulation 100 90 10
Due from approved reserve Agents, 50 ASH
Current expenses and taxes paid 1851
Checks and other Cash Items 1901
Bills OF other Banks, $500
Fractional currency llncludng mic kelsl GE
Specie, including Gold Treasury Certificates fs5 90
Legal Tender Notes, POO 90
Redemption fund with L. 5. Treasurer
IS 90 of circulation) 45OQo
Due from L. $. Treasurer. other than
5 90 redemption fund, 100000
roTAL...................... s2i9, 1876 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in 100000 90
surplus Fund, 20 SOC g.
Undivided PROFITS. 5O93 g3
National Bank Notes outstanding - So 10
Dividends unpaid, lA0O
lndlSlduai deposits SUBJECT to check, 40. 44 70
TOTAL. aas,ls6 81
STATE OF MAINE-County of Hancock, SIS.
l. Edward Swazey, Cashier OF Tie abov e-named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the hestof my knowledge and belief.
EDWA sWAZEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th da y
of January, ISL.
THEO. c. wOODMAN..J ustice OF the Peace.
Correct-attest:
THEO. Z. wOODNAN,l
sEw y IL B. B., a VA Directors
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erEIAI LtisIArIoN.

Authorize j. asked loan the credit OF
the town Of Lyndon the Aroostook Rail
road 20 the amount q one and one halt
per cent uf H. ValuRi'n-
An amenlatory li'lwS> presented TO the
law, of &c. chap. 90 IN relation to catch
my smells 10 Mon,wag Bay
The petition OF ames +. Griudcl of
I>ie>btra WI, prc-eted for the exclusive
night o. take lee fon Meadow Pond in
Iha, town tor ten yar>-
LEGISLATION ~ BOARD To ELECTIONS
CHIPS.
NJ Lore ~ Bngor introduced bill to
amcnt See Is. cnp. :. OF l.. :. relating 10
the removal of oters from one ward 10
Anothrr. which Toyjdes for three months
re-idcarc Yards. next preceding the
election. il,,cfl OF thirty days.
Ab.I was introduced to change the
election law &C that the revision OF the yo-
;lug lists bvfte Aldermen shall take plscs
lt cities If 200 inhabitants or more in
stead of so. as the law row is
acEsPoRT SAVINGS BANK
An amendment 70 the resolve reimbars-
ny the Bch,port Savings Bank for TAX IL
lcsa elected by the state. has been Of
Tered &. tAe House. which reduces the
1mDuu.a>ssd Tor. 10 S4l5.51 10 be taken
i-rm tir s.aoo, f4ud To be- appropriated
ta.s y,r-
aiINDvENT To r.JrFE law.
Al Ineulment 10 the pauper LAW is
o.t0.e.. providing that in an absence OF
five y-tr- tue panper shall be supported by
tar tom where he falls .u;o distress.
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OF sll the preparations for Dressing Burns.
Forest Tar Salve" i the best
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS A. S. Cambell. of Eden, County Of
w Hancock and state OF Maine, By his deed
of Mortgage, dated December al A, b. 1SI3 co.,
veyed to the undersigned certain lot or parcel
of land, situate n said Sden, bounded and de-
scribsd as follows, to wit: on the north BY the
shore OF Frenchman's Bay; on the east BY land
owned by Mnaldo and HaInor on the south by
land owned by Robert Hamor and on the west b.
land owned by UTiah Goodrich, coataining ior,y-
two acres more or less. and Whereas the condition
contained in said mortgage has been broken, We
claim foreclosure 81 the same and give this NO.
tee accordingly, pursuant 10 law,
FRANCIS +. HOPKINS
DAVID II. HoDGKINs,
by their Attorney, A. Y. Drinkwater
Hancock, Jan. l, 1877. 3wl
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- -" e. .a Young women write con-
nv rsaa 'He n margin Of the library novels
. nv nana Cne emotional creature writes.
my self nave oeh there