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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-17
Absolutely Pure.


Mr.. Edaor:-rhere are many persons
who would like to read. or hear, fair and
candid discussion on the following points !:
l. The people Of this state. expect the
next legislature to address itself to the
business of redeeming its pledges for q
strict adherence to rigid economy In max
ing appropriations. To do this its atten-
ton will be directed to scaling down OF
all salaries, paid by the state. Many hope
1t will see fit to reduce all such salaries,
now above six hundred dollars per annum,
at least fifty per cent Of the excess thereof.
excepting the salary Of Judges OF the S.
j. c. A reduction like this, would GER
tainly make an official feel some OF the ef-
fects of the rigid economy which the peo-
pie are obliged to practice. and show an
earnest for easement of the burdens
OF the people. II any one can show us
why .his should not be done we would say,
speak. for thy servant heareth."
?. The people have long demanded
State Uniformity" Of School text Books.
and desire to know some OF the reasons
why they are denied. Every schooolmas.
ter. and every schoolmistress and every
other person who has given any thought
to this subject, knows that there las been
nothing proposed, that would add so much
to the efficiency Of our public schools, and
at the same time save SO much money 10
the people at large. as the establishment OF
this much needed reform. The people
feel. that book publ shers and incompetent
school committees have run this school
book business about long enough. II keep.
the parents In state of anger or lndigna-
ton, and the teacher and pupils In confu-
sion. IL we cannot have a state uniform
iiy OF books, take the authority TO change
the school books from the Committee. and
transfer to the city or town. This power
OF the Committee is abused by them. either
from ignorance or inducements. This
changing OF school books every five years
Is nothing less than arrant nonsense, and
shows that committees do not know their
business, or authors don't know how to
compile book worth preserving.
5. It is question for serious copsidera-
ton whether the appropriations for Free
High Schools, the Agricultural College and
Normal Schools should not be largely re-.
duced, or the whole or part of this school
machinery abolished.
4. IL has been suggested that the flee
OF County Register of Deeds be sbol-
IL ~. a L. -.
town clerks. Convenience and justice
would both be favored.
3. lie, alone the Fish and game laws
one year.
II any one has a point to make for or
against any one or all the above point .
there are many to read Il. or hear IL.
T.. >. ".
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sULLIyAS-Ar Is. sch Brave Wooster Boston
Palos W Ooster, do; Victory Moon, do, Neponset
springer, do.
Sid q. sch Name Moon, do; Brilliant, Marlen,
Rockland
Ar 2s. sch Olive. - Boston.
BASGoK-Ar 5. sch Mary Augusta. Holt, Is :.
EAsrPoRT-Ar q. sch Frances Ellen, Cou-ens.
New York
BosToN-Ar 10. sch Angola. Wooster, Rondout
Chrome, woos Ter. Rondout, James Holmes. Ry-
der, Rondnut, ID. 5. Lawrence. Davis. Ellsw, rth
Terrapin, Wooster, Weehauken Castilian, Means,
Port Johnson.
Cid II. sch Emily Jordan .Proyiucetown.
Ar II, tch Gulnare, Bowden, Penobscot; Vine
Clo-son. Ellsworth; MARY p. Cushman, Patton
Ellsworth; Seponset, springer, sullivan; Main,
Moon, sullivan, Eastern klvrr, Clement Orlaud /:
sea Pigeon. Handy, steuDca; Emily h. smith.
Henry. BuckspoTt.
PoHTLA>D-Cld ., >eh Caroline kriesrher,
Devereux. Bucksport; railroad, webester, WIN.
terport-
cid 10, sch Rienazi, Merritt, Ellis worth.
Ar !, sch Atlantic, Weed, Bluehiil; Toronto.
Gou. rrospect Harbor; Ralph n Grant, Graz
Bockpor
Ar IL, sch \. Harvey, Bunker. Ellsworth;
Frank Pierce. Parker, steubeo. Ella, squirting,
Biuehiil; florella. Leighton, steuben.
CHI II. sch hit Carson. Law renee, Bucksport
TARPAuLIS CovE-Ar ., sch Reaunda, Young
Kills a orth tor Providence.
PEovIDEScE u. lar II, sch Prank Maria,
Alley, Ellsworth.
vIsrrARD HAvES-Ar 0. sch Mountain Laurel.
NEw YoRk-Ar II, sch AltaveIia, smith. Ban.
sor.
TURKS IsLASp-Ar S, sch A. X. woodlard.
Jordan, Guadsloupe.
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Wisdom and Folly.

Any man pays too much for his whistle
who has to wet it hfteen or twenty times a
day.
A clergyman writes 10 the Manchester
Guardian TO say that lingo" Is the Basque
word for God" and was Imported by pro-
fame Basque sailors In their nautical impre-
cations. Hence, those who say by jim
60 are NEARLY swearing under the cover
OF foreign language.
Your true lover OF nature Il the potato
bug. You will find him eyerywhere-on
the moun,aiu-top, by the sad sea waves
and In the quiet country nook. Nature In
any form is good enough for him; but
when 1t comes In the shape of murphics he
sits him down and sings, This Is the place
| long have sought"
The Turner'S Falls Reporter tells this
story at its own expense. a Greenfeli
child has said its prayers regularly every
night since II was taught 10 lisp Now I
lay me down TO sleep" Hearing that its
parents were about 10 remove hlther, 1t
closed Its last evening prayer thus "Dood-
bye, bod. ives goin' 10 live in Turner's
Falls"
A certain deacon In one of the churches
OF Brooklyn, does not appreciate Hold
the Fort as much MS he did. Sometime
ago. at Sunday school concert, while
marching around the room at the head OF
Il procession of children, he had a foIcible
realization OF his position amer the class
had sung the words, See the mighty host
advancing. Satan leading on" and immed-
lately retired.
Joseph Cook does not put the matter
OF sunday observance too strong. when he
says: Il am no lunatic. hope, as to Sun
day, but | look abroad over the map OF
popular freedom in the world. and it does
not seem 10 me accidental that Switzerland.
Scotland, England aud the United States =
the countries which best observe Sunday
constitute almost the entire map OF safe,
popular government"
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Marrow Escape from Drowning 80 4
Brave Act.

The following is taken from an Albany,
y. Y. paper of Oct. Sd, and will be inter
esting TO many oil our readers:
Shortly before noon to-day, hand employed
on the boat Eurcks. used for Transporting stone
for the New Capitol, accidentally fell overheard
IN the basin, a short distance below the foot of
Hudson avenue. Some persons who witnessed
the accident ran up TO Mupeter's float and no.
titled them 10 send boat down.
Before its arrival. however, the man sunk
twice and came To the surface. Utterly para
lyzed and unable TO help himself, the uniortu-
nate man was going down for the last time, and
had already disappeared from sight. when Cap
tain Bonsey. OF the schooner Senator, came
slong. and on being informed that man was
drowning. instantly dove headlong from the
dock.
lie succeeded in securing the man aud bring
ing him 10 the surface. The boat arrived at
this juncture, and both rescued and rescuer
were taken aboard. The boaiman. after being
relieved Of the surfeit OF water taken by him.
soon recovered. Those who witnessed the af-
fair are loud in their praise Of Captain Bonsey
for his gallant conduct.
Capt. Bonsey is a young man, native
and resident of Ellsworth He was in AL
baDy .ith cargo of stone from Bluehill.
His bravery is a recognized fact in this
section.
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City and County.
Eel.g.s1s Services !. Iris City each SUNDAY.

EGATIoNAL.-Prcaching at 10 80 A
VI. aud +. NJ. sabbath School in the aftci =
noon. at u O'Clock. NJ
BAPTIsT.-Preaching al > and : r. NJ Sab
bath school at L. n.
lNTTARiAN.-SerNice 10 half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service 81 half past seven.
misunderstanding at 10 IL O'Clock 4.
NJ Sabbath School at > r. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and L. NJ
sabbath School at 7. NJ
sPIRITV T.-Meeiings held every SUM-
day st O'Clock. 7. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-eyery sun
day al 4 L. NJ. 81 Temperance Hall.
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Among the post Office changes for the
past week We notice the appointment of
William L. Scott. as postmaster a; North
Deer Isle.
-Velyets. silks, cashmeres in all colors.
shawls and a general line of dress trim
ninSs for sale low, at NJ. Gallert Co.'S.
on Main 81.
Ladies should call az NJ. Gallert
Cos. If they wish TO find nice winter cloaks.
cloakings. dress goods. or fiannels, all OF
superior quality and at lowest rates. His
goods are well worth looking at.
Mr.. f. +. Robinson. jeweler. leaves
here for Lynn. Mass, this week where he
proposes to re-establish himself in the jew
elry business. Mr.. Robinson will leave
W. Higgins.
We are Informed that the schooner
Palos, which was wrecked during the re-
cent gale, was carrying about $1,000 worth
OF box boards from the mill in Franklin.
belonging 10 Mr.. II. b. Mason OF this city.
to Boston. The boards belonged To ard
were shipped by Mr.. Mason who loses that
amount by the storm.
The Trabean Company of this city
have in preparation the play entitled The
Drunkard's Warming which will be per-
formed some time next week. The sue
cess of this Company in the past is the
guarantee OF a good entertainment. En-
courage Home talent and get your moneys
worth at the same time.
We clip The following from one of our
Exchanges:
On the 26th Of September, at Rome. nj the
residence Of the American consul, Doctor John
Burnett OF Fort Plain, New York. was mar
ried 10 Mrs. Frances Young Petit, daughter
OF Monroe Young Of Ellsworth. Maine. The
marriage was solemnized by the Rev. Leroy
Vernon. ID. D., formerly Of 81. Louis The
ceremony was witnessed by many American
families resident In Rome. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnett will make q tour Of France and Italy
and return TO the states In November.
The ocr. Term of the 5. J. Court.
opened on Tuesday morning.
The Grand Jury hope to complete their
duties Tonight (wedesday.) IL is expe L
ed that the Term will be unusually short.
As Mr.. Hale aud Mr.. Emery are both
unavoidably absent Il Is probable that the
eases in which they are Attorneys will
have TO be continued.
The little son Of Mr.. II. o. Laikin Of
this eity. lao tell from tree while gather.
ing aes,rns, about three weeks ago. wa,
compelled to suffer the amputstion OF bis
arm Is~sr the shoulder on Wednesday %
l~si week. The operation is thought Ia
A.ss been sery successful and the indies
TONS poing to rapid recovery.
There ~as . trial OF Dire engines u
bs'kspost cr Tuesday last The csntes
tsnss xere the Torrent No. aud unss,
No. 9. the winners to have PURGE Of go
We are informed that the Torrent won
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1'rnObsGOe.
A Council, consisting OF Ministers and
delegates from several Baptist Churches,
met at this place Oct. 10Th. TO assist In or
gamizIng, aud to recognize Baptist church
here. Alter listening 10 the request OF the
persons who desired TO i"rm the new
church. some OF whom have lately been
baptized. and others received letters OF
dismis.lon from churches in other towns.
the church organized by asserting TO the
Articles of Faith and Church Covenant,
which were read. aud eleciing Mr.. Earnest
\. Grindle, Church Clerk. aud Mr. Dud-
ley Bridges, Deacon. The Council voted
to recognize the organization as regularly
constituted Baptist church, and proceeded
to arrange for public recognition services.
The public services consisted OF Devotional
exercises, Sermon, By Rev. L. ). Fish,
Hand Of Fellowship by Rev. J. II. Taylor,
and Address to the Church BY Rev. Z. +.
Bartlett. Revs. l.. 5. Trpp, L. +. White,
NJ Dunbar and J. +. Eveleth took parts In
the services, and Rev. +. +. White preach
ed in the evening. The services were very
interesting thr Dug bout, and the new church
commences under favorable circumstances.
Nav the little one become 4 thousand.
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their fourth Fair Oct. ID, and the amount
and quality of the produce on exhibition
gave the members of the club just cause OF
pride for their efforts. The amount OF
tendency in the right direction. In the
Ladies department "A number OF the rugs ex-
hibited were large and of splendid design.
making it difficult for the Committee to
make selections for premiums. We sub
NIT list of premiums as awarded by the
several committees for publication.
j. Is. WILSON. Sec.
Want of space compels us to omit the
premium list.-ED.
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The Late Storm.


VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct. Is
>chr Dresden, of Machias, Dennison.
Roudout for Boston, hence I4th. was in
collision with sch'r A. Il. Paine. and
unshipped bowsprii. broke iibboom.
curied away head-gear aud head-stavs,
lost anchor and one cat-head.
PRovINCETowN, Mass, Oct. Is.
Capt. Newcomb, of schr Rough &
Ready. who arrived last night from the
Gulf of St. Lawrence. reports the gale
the heaviest he ever experienced. At 4
=. NJ SUNDAY, sighted an ocean steamer
bound in. the sea breaking completely
over her; and Yesterday morning, Is
miles northeast of Highland Light, fell
in with piece of vessels house,
galley painted lead color, and an orange
box, marked &C. Il. Campbell, Bath.
Me" Judged The vessel to have been
large luraber-laden coaster. as pieces OF
lumber were also seen in The vicinity.
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Health Report.
OFFICE SURGEON GEN'L.. U. S. NJ. II. S. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. u, 1878.

OFFICE SURGEON GEN'L., U. S. NJ. H.S.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1878.
Abstract Of Sanitary Reports received dur.
ing the past week, under the Natianal Quaran.
tine Act
Netc Orleans. Ld.-There were 9ss cases Of
yellow fever and $40 deaths during the week
ended yesterday afternoon. For the last "a
hours, l64 cases and 40 deaths. The disease
now prevails throughout the city. Total cases,
ii ,eo6; total deaths, 8.40O.
Baton Rouge. Ld.-397 cases Of yellow fe-
yer and % deaths for the week ended 0 A. n.
yesterday. Total cases. 1869; deaths. 1l3.
Morgan City, La.-During the week ended
yesterday. there were IDS cases Of yellow fe-
yer and % deaths. Total cases, 42s; deaths, II.
Ocean Springs, MISS new cases Of vel
low fever and deaths for the week ended at
noon yesterday. Total cases, 1903; deaths, y.
Biiori. Miss.-From CONNIE ncement of out
break Of yellow fever. to the 18th inst, there
have been 215 cases and y deaths.
Port Gibson, Mss.-The yellow fever has
spread into the country; at least thirty planta-
tons surrounding Port Gibson are now infect
ed. The deaths to date are estimated at 100.
Grenada, Miss. cases of yellow fever and
deaths for the past week. Corrected total
deaths TO yesterday evening, 32S.
were 30 deaths from yellow fever; 10 deaths
have occurred In Warren County, outside of
Nicksburg. Total deaths in city and county.
9.s.
Holly Springs, Miss.-Total cases Of yellow
fever TO Oct. Sth, 1864; total deaths To that
date, al.
Memphis, Iean.-There were 1871 deaths
from yellow fever Tor the week ended the eve
ming OF the 10th inst. Total deaths, asa.
Mobile, ild.-There were cases Of yellow
fever and deaths since noon OF Oct. ith TO
llth inst. Total csses. 81; deaths, 20.
hey West, Fd.-Two cases of yellow fever
occurred this week, the first since the 2lst of
September. Total cases, 81; deaths, 16.
UdrdHd, CubG.-26 deaths from yellow fe-
YER and from small pox, week ended Oct. 5.
South Americd.-At Rio de Jdaeiro there
were deaths from yellow fever and "a from
small pox during the week ended Sept. 10.
Asia 81 deaths from cholera In Bombay,
week ended Aug. 20. No deaths from cholcrs
In Calcutta. for week ended Aug. 10.
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Diss. Of Copartnership-S. II. Higgins \
Son.
How 10 he Cured-Dr. Greene.
Look Farners-J. b. " ithee < Son.
Messengers Notice-A. K. Deyereux, Sheriff
Educational Meeiing-Per Order.
Notiee-A. G. Page.
Freedom Notioe-RichaId McCluskeY.
Davis Sewing Maehne-E. {. Oakes. Ag't.
Asslgnee's SOtice-Chas. II. Rice. Assn.
Probate Notices.
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d 1 E D

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name and
Age. must be paid for.
Eilsworth-Oct. 18th, Mrs. Kate Hurley,
aged 80 years, 10 months.
Mariavjlle-Oct. 18th, Daniel Hill, aged IS
years, 10 months.
Lamoine I'd, Ruthie c. Salisbury,
daughter Of b. F. and Mary Salisbury, aged 8
years. months.
West Brooksville-Oct 18th, Mrs. Betsey
Jones, wife Of the late Dea. John Jones, aged
- yean.
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l desire through the columns of the
AMERICAN. TO thank my many friends in
this city who have SO nobly and cheerfully
assisted me and my family during the past
few weeks, which TO US have been filled
with anxiety, care and watching. May
the blessing OF God be upon all. who have
by sympathy aud Kind deeds cheered our
hearts and strengthened our hands in time
of need. ii. Is. LUFKIS.
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BE YE LIKE FOOLISH.

'.foK ten years my wife was confined To her
b, q with such complication Of ailments that
no doctor could tell what wa. the matter or
cure her. and ! used up . small fortune in
humbug stuff. six mouth. ago I saw u. :.
'sg with Hop Bitiers ON II, thought I would
be fool once more. ! tried II, but my folls
proved 10 he wisdom. Two bottles cured her.
and she Is now As well and strong any mans
wife. and IL only cost me two dollars. BE ye
like foolish.--H. w., Detroit, Mich.
2w42
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FIRST. TRAVERSE JURORS.

.. Calvin Donneli, Foreman. Franklin.
Dudley A. Abbott, Verona.
Lewis N. Blood, Bucksport.
Robert j. Blodgett. Brooksville.
Aaron Chamberlain, Castine.
John A. Cotton, Orland.
Francis II. Clark, Surry.
stephen ID Dodge. BROOKLYN.
Henry b. Darling. Biuehili.
John J. Fifield. Deer Isle.
William NJ. Freeman. Mt. Desert.
William X. FarrAr. GouldsbOro.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURORS.
William III. Grant. Foreman, WAltham.
Isaac NJ. Grant, Ellsworth.
Edwin ii. Higgins, Eden.
Edwin Haynes, Trenton.
Ellis Harding. Sedgwick.
Thomas j. Hodgkins, Hancock.
Levi Lurvey. fremont.
Uriah b. Leach, Pepobscot.
George W. Patten, Ellsworth.
solomon p. Rowe, Dedham.
William q. Smith, Bucksport.
Jeremiah J. Smith, Mariaville.
sUPERNUMERARiEs.
Nathan s! Stanley, Cranberry Isles.
John Smith, Deer Isle.
Ezra Saunders. Ellsworth.
Asa ID. White. Sullivan.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City of NEW YORK
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop al the q IA I'D UNION HOTEL, up.
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and is fitted
up Ian expense of over $780, 900 Elevator stsa M
and all noiel n improvements. European Pl3n.-
The hEsTA 4 n ANTS, Lunch Coulter and
Wine Rooms are supplIedwith the best The mar
ket can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpasse ed
Rooms for single person, 81, tl.50, and o. per
day; rich suites Tor families proportlonately low
that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luAuriously, for less money. at the GRAND
UNION. than at any other lr-t-class Hotel in the
city. stages and ears prs, HE Hotel every min
ute lOr all parts OF the city.
ly>8 u. h. 4 w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Call at Frank Saiti's on Main 81 .
and get = choice cigar. He has also on
hand lot Of nice. fresh fruit for sale cheap.
1wA2.
The Universal Pile Pills. are sold In
Ellsworth BY 8. ID. wiggin.
DIR. E X. Jscksou's Catsrrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore throat. &c. See Advertisement.
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\ SUCCESSFUL PHYsICIAS.-1he most ex-
perienced and successful physician in New
England, who makes chronic and long stand
ing diseases specially, /. DR.. L. Greene, 81
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, whose advertise
ment will be found in another column. Hi.
success in caring such cases Is without paral-
lei, Snd depends upon the fact that he discar,is
poisonous drugs, and follows nature. Consul
tation free.-Boston GLOBE.
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Found Bail.
Boston. Oct. IS

BosToN. Oct. Is.
Charles II. HaI,weIl, conductor OF the
freight train on the Old Colony Rail-
road which caused the late accident. was
baiIcd out. by his father and his uncle
becoming sureties in $4,000 for his APP
iearance at Quincy, tomorrow.
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South Carolina, Again.
NEM NoRk. Oct. ]

INV ! DIX, OCT. 70.
The Times Washington dispatch says
that Congressman Smalls and Rainey
have been Obliged TO flee from South
Carolina. on account Of their activity in
organizing Republican meetings. and
they were, yesterday, promised protec.
ton By the President.
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q Ou1s1 s1DOrO.

The Messrs. Wooster of Sullivan, are
opening a mine in West Bay, Gouldsboro.
on the farm OF Allied Young. A vein OF
face and experts say that the indications
OF silver are excellent.
We have been shown some OF the spec
linens that are very rich In gaena, and re-
the ore having been taken from the mine.
Nessrs. Wooster have leased the farm, and
are confident that this is the richest OF the
many veins OF ore that have been discov
cred in this section.
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Vermont's Senator.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. IS.
Hon. Luke +. Poland has written a
letter. Withdrawing from the contest for
|. ;. Senator. ia favor of Senator Nor
riIl; and the lattet's reelection is now
beyond a doubt, on The first ballot.
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MARINE LIST.



Wednesday, Oct. 9.
ARRIVED.
sch samuel Lewis. Alley, Boston.
sob VIM Pickering. Bcllatty, Boston.
sch Williams. Murch. Portsmouth.
sen Mary Eliza, -, Belfast.
SAILED.
Sch VIM II Archer, Bellatty. Boston.
Sch Express, Lord, Duxbury.
Sch Regulator, Curtis. Bar Barbar.
Friday, Oct. II.
SAILED.
sch Mechanic, Barbour, Hoston.
sch Mineola. Fullerton, Boston.
sch Juiis Edna, Ferrili, Bar Harhor.
Sch Imogene. Lord, Rockland.
Tuesday, Oct. u.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph Grant. Grant, Rockand
Sch City of Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
sch Rienza, Merritt, Portland.
sch Olive Branch Whitaker, Salem.
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Condensed Oisp stch.

Arrangements are making for ban
qnel 10 Lord Dufierin. at Belfast, Ire
laud. on his return from Canada.
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DO you want TO save your children! 1t you
do. 20 to q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fcs
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the sure-t
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for y cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co, RocAiaud,
Maine.
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HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been daily appointed
ana ma taken upon himself. the trust OF Ex-
eeulor OF the last VIII and Testament OF
CHARLE rs LAWRENCE, late of Bucksport IN
NE County OF Hancock ,yeoman deceased by giving
oehd as the as directs; he therefore requests ali
estate, to make immediate payment, and tnost
who have any demands thereon to exbihit
the same ior payment.
LUTHER NJ. LAWkENCE
August !, 1875. 3wa,.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL. cA.Asss REMEDY

strike, at the root, builds up the constitution.
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and all
disease. o, the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches pertaining To head
back, shoulders. kidneys and throat. lyi9
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he Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Oct. lG.-l A. NJ.
Indications
For New England and the Middle At
Iautjc States. stationary or falling bar.
omeier, warmer. southwest winds. par
TALLY cloudy weather, aud possibly ia
the northern portions light rains.