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Gov. Conner 10 not vet 80.

Gov. Conner 10 not yet 80.
The Katahdin Iron Works are now in
full operation.
The mercury fell to 25o below zero In
Fcrt Fairfield, Jan. I.
Augusta 10 to have fair, beginning
the l4th, and lasting five days. TO raise
funds for soldiers monument.
1t Is reported that the saw mill. at the
East end Of the kennebec dam In Augusta
will run all winter. giving continuous EN-
Ployment 70 sixty workmen.
Mr.. ID. M. Hall, the publisher II the
Dirigo Rural. has purchased the entire
once Of the Northern Border. which Is &c
b consolidated with the Dirigo Rural. :.
Parties have commenced hasling an1
storing ice from the mill pond at Houlton
The ics Is from II to Is inches in thick
meas, clear and solid.
There Is . deficiency Of olt0o In the
accounts Of the Collector At Caribou. bul
II Is believed to be owing to q lack Of sys-
TEN In keeping accounts rather than to dis
honesty.
There are %0S patients in the State In
sane Asylum 1t Augusta; 1874 have beer
auhtheeu NuS poSS year oud lSO us
charged. OF whom - had recovered. The
percentage OF recoveries, over 81 per cent.
II larger than In previous years. 10 the
thirty-seven years OF the hospitals exist
ence +972 persons have been admitted. and
1879 discharged ~ cured. The net resour
ces of the Institution are IS, $50, and 90, ,
$40 have bees received for the support o.
patients during the year.
The Collins Granite Co., have recently
purchased 1.-The Eagle Quarry" At Easl
Bluebill. and are making Actlve and enter
getic efforts TO put large force Of work
men upon II - soon As spring opens. They
have by far the largest contract that ha,
ever been undertaken In that town
amounting to about ESQ 600 and being al
the six cut" work required Tor the ap
proaches TO the Eas, River Bridge, ant
will require the labor OF = large force o.
men for two years to complete 1t.
The Penotscot WAS closed at Bangor
December 80, by the ice. having been open
for 216 days, or since the 29th Of March
This is longer time by several days thar
ever before recorded. A record has beer
kept since 1918. aYa the only year In which
II WAS open 80 iah as December 80. pre-
viously. was 10 1851. So far. We have hsc
no ice In our harbor, and uavi yztion Is 4.
free and unimpeded ~ In summer Thi.
has been a great advantage to trade, AnC
has enabled dealers TO ship much NOR,
lime than they would otherwise have done
i Rsok!and Opinion.
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NJ A II II E ID.


sulliyAn-Dec. 18Th, by Rsv. J. Johnson. Mr.
Daniel =. Bunker and Mrs Elizabeth J. Palmer,
both OF sullivan.
Jan. ah. BY Rev. J. johnson, Mr.. A. Y. Muir.
ply and Miss 4 A. slower. both OF sullivan: also
by the same. Mr.. Nathan ). Bunker, Of SulIiv IN,
AID Mics Mary 4. Johnson. of No. !.
Trcmont-Jsn. I'd, by Geo. Reed, Esq. Mr.. Nil.
lard y. Albce and Miss AhlndA NJ Robinson
both OF fremont
Jan. lat. by Thos. Ciark. Esq. Mr.. Melville A.
Manchester and Mss Emily ). Hodsdon. both OF
NJ Desert.
Mt. pesert-JAn. ed. ., the house Of the bride,
BY J. Hsmor, Esq. DIR janice l.. Hanson, OF hos
ton. and Mr-. Nancy W. Freeman, of Mt. Desert.
North Sedgwick-At the parsonage by Rev
Jos. II. TAYLOR, Mr.. James ". hay ard. OF scdg.
~ick and u 90 Carrie l.. McIstire, OF Biuehil
scdgvick-Dec. 3lst by Rev. {. +. Bartlett, Mr..
Aaelbcrt n. Hadley and Mi.. FANNIE Z. Hanii.
ton both of Bluchiii.
Penebscot-Dce- stth, by Rev. u. ID. Miller
Mr.. OILS Douglass. OF Blaehill, and Mlss ABBY
wilson. Of Penobsoot.
Eaen-Dse. 3lst. by Rev. Andrew Gray. Mr.
Err l.. Bunher and Mrs.. Mary L. lie land, both Of
Eden.
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We are skeptics to greater or less *
tent. but when we have the truth before US
how can we but believe
Ii is claimed DIR. Graves HEART REG
ULATOR will cure Heart Disease in ali i,s
forms. +. 3. Ranger OF Wilton, Me-. saws
"A few weeks ago l sent for a bottle OF
Dr.. Graves HEART REGULATOR. II
has helped me more than expected.
consider il great cure for heart disease
/ inclose. you will find, one dollar. ioi
which you will please send me another
bottle and oblige. F. E. RANGER
II you don't believe this write TO him and
see tor yourself.
Among the many forms Of Heat Dis
ease are Palpitstion. Enlargement, Spaems
OF the Heart. Stoppage Of the Action OF
the Heart. Trembling all over and about
the Heart. Ossidcation or Bsny Formation
OF the Heart, Rheumatism. General Debili
y and Sinking Of the Spirits.
Send your name TO z. +. INcAILs, Con-
cord. N. H., for . circular coptaini0g 9
nst Of testioonials Of cares. &c. The
hEARr REGULATOR 10 for sale By drug.
sists d 20 cents and d per bottle. Iva
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Fires and Alarms in THE city from Jan.
lst. 1877, to Jan. LIST. 1873.
March 81. Slight Ore in Dwelling occupied b.
DIR. sweet on Main St. Loss Us Insured.
April 10. House and Barn "a 6eaball Road
owned by John Royai-sntirsy consumed. Loss
SLIGO. Insured.
April ls. Building on Water ST., owned b. J. G.
Jordan damaged e55. Insured.
April a. Store on Water ST., owned by Geo. r.
Dutton, and occupied by Henry Swan. Damaged
s5.
April I6 False alarm.
April IL. House on High 81. owned BY Weaver
estate and unoccupied. was set On dre but extin.
guished without lose.
April Is Same building set on fire and burned
Loss go. Not insured.
April o. Barn on High St set on dre but extin.
guished without damage.
May4. House at Strawville, owned and occu.
pied by samuel Harden. was On ere but sxtin.
guished without damage
May g. Dwelling and Barn owned BY d. n.
stuart. bur unoccupied-entireiy consumed. Lees
ESQ. Insured
June1. House on Paddy La.s, owned and oe.
supied by Michael Howard; partially burned. Loss
$3.50. Insured.
Juns Is HOUSE On washinstoa D., ownsd and
occupied By VIM Warren; burned. Lsss e3oa Nel
insured.
June %. Alarm for FIRE in woods.
Sept u. City Hotel, owned By Ragley and Jog-
dan. and occupied By N. H. HigSins : Soc. Dan
aged tl5. Insured. ~
pied by II. n. Han. Slightly daaagsd.
Hamilton; burned. Loss mot known. Insased.
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his influence over the young men will be a

Ms influence over the young men Will be q
| decided advantage to the club and com.
munity. c. J. Cobb. complimented the
new board Of officers. aud wished all n
happy New Year. Mr.. Sherman spoke Of
the influence OF the pledge on the young.
s. c. Hall spoke Of "Home sweet home"
J. p. Hooper paid . tribute Of respect to
Dea. Henry Darling. who died the day be-
fore. Mr.. Herbert hoped the reading Of
the Bible was not to be omitted at our meet
ings. After short speeches BY Messrs.
| Gem, Atwood aud Silsby. Parker Spoford
made telling speech and closed by sing
ing IF YOU cannot on the ocean" Mr..
James Emery read from the annual report
OF the city Of Newburyport, Mass. OF
Sl< arrests. 654 we're for drunkenness. ard
| two-thirds Of the remainder were 10 conse-
quence OF runs work. $40 persons were
helped home BY the police; 90 much for the
Is licensed open bars. Harry White . son
Of Hon. Ambrose White, and Pres. OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. plead
earnestly for the suppression Of the rum
, traffic.
-Phenix Temple OF Honor. are to cele-
brate the anniversary Of their organization
on Friday the 25th. inst
The officers Of Felicity lodge A. F. and
A. Mssons are to be publicly installed on
the 10th inst. SIG.
Dea. Hesry DariisG.
Died. In Bucksport. sth inst, alter . sickness
| of three DAYS. IN his sssh year. Dea. Henry Oar
ling. leaving a widow, with whom he has lived
most happily for more than 60 years. He also
leaves . and six daughters. being the entire
Ian, ho tod in tnfa A
! son-in-law and . grand con were passengers on
the iil-fated ship n. I. hin. Ia the same week OF
his death he vas at the funeral OF his grand so
| Webster Barnard.
The Deacon's has been . long, quiet, industri.
| oss. successful. pendent and useful hic.-aimost
unique continuing the last to look after all his
, business.-He was in trade many years. md in
later years interested In navigation. Though
there be few who do not outlive usefulness long
before rese hing his ripe years. he only closed has
| role Of usefulness with the close OF his life. Act
ing more nationally than most men OF mcAus. the
Dea. 10 . iaige extent vas his own Amoaer Of .
large estate. having distributed from time to time
equally among his children probably . hundred
| thousand dollars.
He has been many years . christian, not on iy
normally but eXperimentaily, spiritually. prac.
tioaiiy. really, ever adjoining his proic ssion BY
Characteristic works. lie has no, been . b isot or
| latitsdinATian. but has ever foun1 and pursued
the happy meAa, man OF peace - Of ppety ever
ready to and the cause OF temper ance xad every
other good cause. He has had positive political
opinions, and voted for them. but has never been
| . dcmagsgue OF an aspirant . rule Tho
| right aide. and sAie TO follow.
lie has bern yearly waiting to BE called, AID
vas ripe and ready. No one could be missed
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The several Temperance organizations,
the Temperance workers. and all the
friends Of Temperance In Maine. ere invit.
ed to meet In Mass Convention. at Granite
Hall. Augusta. on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Jan. sd and Gath. commencing at II
O'Clock on Wednesday. The Temperance
cause was never more prosperous In the
State than now, for which we should be
most profoundly grateful. Still there are
important subjects which will demand our
attention. Shall We ask for any change or
amendments In the Prohibitory Lswi
Shall We protest against granting license
to sell intoxicating liquors to the druReists!
Shall we ask fer any more stringent penal
ties to be inflicted upon persons found In
toxicated? These. and other important
questions will doubtless demand the atten.
ton OF the convention. Let there be
general rally. The usual reduction OF fare
on the railroads may be expected.
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&ss;'s
IN TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
Maine LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA. ME.. Jan. s.
The legislature re-a >>embled 10 d4v the
Senate meeting at : O'Clock. aud the
House at After the Senate met the
Joint SANDING Committees were announc e
ed In the Senate the Board OF visitors to
the Maine General Hospital. in Portland.
consisting OF Governor Common. General J .
W. Hide. Hon. + b. Neatly made report
that they had Investigated the various
charges against the expense and manage
ment of the same. aud found them unsup-
ported by fact. They deem it a noble
charity, worthy the fostering care of the
State. The various topics of the Govern
or's Message were referred to appropriate
Committees. In the House the business
from the last legislature was taken from
the files and referred. An order was in
trodIced looking TO the punishment OF
persons guilty of wilfully destroying ice In
the Rivers or ponds of Maine.
Nehemiah Poland demonstrated az ainst
the right OF Hiram Bliss (of Washington
to hold q seat.
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With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. II has established the fact thx,
Consumption can he cured, while for Coughs.
Bronchitis, whooping Cough. Asthma. and all
diseases Of Threat and LunEs, 1t is absolutely
without AZ equal. Two doses will relieve
your child Of Group. IL IL pleasant to take And
perfectly hArmlss. to the youngest child, and
no mother can Afford TO Be without II, You
can use two-thirds OF bottle and If VIVA, Nc
say 10 Dot true We will refund the price paid.
fricr 10 cts. 70 cts. aud ti 10 per bottle. II
your Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
shiioh's Porous Plaster. For sale by s. ID.
WfGGfN.
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Our correspondent writes that the
friends OF Capt. stephen Smsllidge and
wife, met Of the Light Hosse on Bear 10.
land, on the evening Of Dec. rs. 70 cele-
brate the tenth anniversary Of their wed.
ding day. After disp0sing OF big clan
chowder and other refreshments in abun.
dance, the table Was cleared and Tin pres.
ents OF every description were placed on
the table. which when counted, amounted
70 II pieces. The party broke up u IA
early boar, al Of the same mind. that they
had enjoyed an evening not soon to be fsr.
gotten. Nay the Capt. and wife live long
eoooxh % wear out the tin, and even loag
enough to celebrate Dismond wedding.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS,

When You Wei, or leave the City Of NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
, stop at the GRAND UNION HOTRL, OPP.
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Il has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted
up a. expense Of over $500 900. Elevator, steam
and all moiei improvements. European Plan
The RBeTA CAAANTo, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar.
ket can furnish. The cuisine is unsurpassed.
Rooms for single person, q, e1.5o, and o. per
day: rich suites tor Families proportonatelv low
so that visitors to the city and travellers live
more luxuriousiy, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION, than Mt any other first class Hotel in the
city. Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for sil parts OF the CITY.
ly0 q. q. W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
lido you want to save your childrenl II you
do. go to q. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t Il the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fesssnden 4 Co., RocklAnd,
Maine.
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y l + y

Obituary notices, beyond TIE Date, Nam and
age. must be paid for.
kiisworts-Ieo. oosh, carrie r., vile OF Her.
bert '. Diekey. and daughter of Daniel 7. aud
sarah Eldridse. aged 20 years and 10 months.
Jan. .th. Abigail y. Cook aged So years
Dec. sJsh. Patrick Cashman. aged IS years 8
months.
DEG soh. Mrs Ellen. vile Of Patrick Casey.
aged 5! years.
bucksport-JAn. ;ih Mr.. Henry Darling, aged
IS years.
II years.
NJ. Desert-Jan. LIST. ALDER, CAllean, aged 81
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Caucuses.
RoCkLAND. Ne, Jan. s.

RoCkLAND. Ne, Jan. S.
4 very large Republican Caucus was
held this evening, TO nominate a candidate
for representative to iii vacancy. The
citizens of Ward Seven turned out In great
force to nominate candidates In favor of
dividing the City bv setting of that ward.
but Col. Timothy Williams was nominated
by the opponents of the division. At the
Democratic Caucus IN which the diyisi OF,
issue was not raised, Col. Geo. W. Kicker.
WAS nominated.
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MARINE LIST.


Eiiswsv.h Pert.
Wednesday, JAMS.
Sch Aisavella. Murch. Bortos.
Monday, Jaa.7.
Sch A X woodsrd wssdard. Boston.
Sch Red Rover. Springer, Boston.
Sch Telegraph. Renick. Bostoa.
Sch fairdcaler. Dodge, Boston.
Sch Globe. Remick. Boston.
Sch Husssr, Dawes, Boston.
MI Dssert, Jan s.-Thc sch Bloomsr. Capt Rich
loss OF jib-boom.
sch John somes. during the gale Of last nigh.
went ashore on Aason's Point. II.
Dsasssie Pssss.
PoKTIASo-Ar ). seh Union. Hamor. era nberry
lsies; Alis.on. Fitzgerald. for Gouidsboro; Viz
g,nia, Abbott for sullivan.
Ar :, schs Capt John, Matthews. BOSTON fol
Ellsworth Otronto. Ham niond, do for do Kedon
do Young, do for do; frank Nara Alley, do 10,
do; Tangent, 1hurs;on. Boston for Bass HAr Dor
Fred II olden, NcRc... do for do.
Bosror-Ar ., sch Ella Eudora. Sargent, u
Desert.
Ara. sch May Queen. Foss. sullivan.
PsovipEScE-b.iow ., sch Ganges, Walls
Port johnson.
vNErAnD HAvKs-Ar 2. sch J N Kennedy
Pomroy. WeehASken. VIM Pickering. Loring
Portland.
Ar ). sch vandalia. Bates. Port John,o
BoorHBAr AR s, sch Fore ster, Ray, Portland
for ellsworth, (splt forcsAii and j,bl
Nkv foRK-Ar3, sch LeoporA, Ron.cy,-
Passed through He'll Gate, 'th. sch W T Emer
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NO longer have 70 wear out their patience ane
knuckies in rubbing their kitchen utensils and
eieAninE paint With soap totally as0t for thing
ost ablutionary purposes. The long deficit 10
AitrAsn and Hand Mineral Soap 10 tstsple arti
Gle Ia every grocery store. In addition TO the
above purpose II . used for removing paint ce
ment. tar. pitch or other impurities from III,
hands, and viii he found 10 do its work eneesu-
Ally and veil. Try . sAf sfh and you will thAnl
us for The gu question.
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A Verdict of Guilty.

NEW YORK. Jan S
The jury this afternoon returned YER
dict OF guilty In the case of Theodore r.
Wetmore, ex-yice president of the Security
Life Insurance Company. Sentence WAS
deferred until tomorrow 10 give counsel
time 10 prepare bill OF exceptions Tor n
motion for new trial. Meanwhile the pris-
oner was bailed, in IL 900 dollars by his
brother. 4
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Dluehlll.

Mr.. Asa S. Green Of Surry. while IS
sisting in landing . block Of granite on to
a drag at Binders Quarry, met with Sc
we're injury from the slipping OF jack
screw. letting the drag with Its load fall
across his foot, breaking and dislocating
some of the smaller bones. His physician
thinks no permanent injury will result
from the mishap. \. 7. z.
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J. T. CUsHMAN. }
l. d. WYNN AN.
LEMI> FRIEND
Com.

WHEREAS. our respected Brethren Gardiner G.
Casper and samuel J. Mureh have been cut down
from amons', US by the unspariag scyths Of time
- Therefore
RESOLVED, That We deplore the loss Of these
beloved and respected BrethrsO 70 our Lodge
the Fraternity at large. and especially 70 their
widows and faiherlcss children.
HAMILTON JOY.
j. W. DAVIS, J Com.
l.. b. WYMAN.
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The Thermometer.
80 DEG. BELOW.

30 DEG. BELOW.
DEXTER, Me, Jan. 5.
The thermometer indicates 30 below
zero in this village at half past seven this
morning.
% DIG. BELOW.
LEWISTON, Ne. Jan. 5.
The mercury has not been above zero
for twen,y-four hours. IL was 20. below
this morning.
40 DEG. BELOW.
VAUDEVILLE, Me, Jan. ;.
Al seven this morning 3 spirit thermom-
eter indicates 40s below zero; the same al
Skowhe.An.
THE BULB FROZEN.
Fort FAIRFIELD. Me. Jan. =
The cold weather continues. The high
est point of the thermometer yesterday VA,
Is below. aud in the evening al seven
o'clock il WAS So. below.
This morning the mercury was frozen in
the bulb. There Was no wind. AT nine
o'clock il was below forty half an inch.
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Ne. C0eioe.

Our correspondent writes that in the
sitting reom OF Mrs. J. L. Emerson. Of n.
Csstine, can be seen living butterfly that
has been there for several wee ks. 1t dies
about the room and from plant to plant Is
though it were among the flowers Of mid
summer.
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IA Sgar 81 Probate holden at Ellsworth, within

Al Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock. on the lot
n J. ABBOT named Ex~cut or in 4 certain n,
VI strument pnrporting to be the last win and
testament Of Jonathan Perkins late Of Csstine in
for probate ~
oRDERED-That the said CD. Abbot give notice
10 all persons interested. by causing . copy of this
order 20 be published three weeks successiye,y in
the Ellsworth American. printed at Ella.
voi tn, that they may appear 1t Probate Court 10
be holden at Ellsworth IN said county. on the lot
IN the forenoon. and shew cause, if any they have
Why the aid instrument should not be proved, an.
Of said deceased.
sw2 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 rue copy-Auest: CaAs. r. DORR. Rer'r
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Burglary.
DENTER. Me. Jan. 5.

fETs-N 7 ~ 9's'7's !" f'3E =
The Office of the Eastern Express Com
pany In this place. was entered by burglars
last night, and about for thousand dollars
stolen from the safe therein. There is no
clue &c the burglars, although the circum-
stances OF the then will make il difficult
for them TO elude detection.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-10

A FACK with charming features may be
rendered actually repulsive BY blotches or PIN.
pies. GLENS's SCULPTURE soar. promptly
remedies all conplexio blemishes - well
ss local eruptions Of the kin, burns, bruises,
scAlds, &e. Sold BY oil Druggists.
Hili's Hair 4 Whisker Dye, black or brown
5Oca. AwS
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Victor Emanuel.

ROME, Jan. $.
An official bulletin announces that Vic
tor Emanuel. passed a less satisfactory
night than was hoped. His fever has
slightly increased.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-10

HaDe0ek.
On Saturday evening. George McKay's
house, l. and shed were entirely consumed
BY fire. Only . very lew things were
saved. Much clothing and Q considerable
amount OF provision we're destroyed. The
nre caught around the chimney Partly
insured.
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The Weather,


VAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Jan. 81 AN J
Indications.
For New England southeast 10 south
west winds, warmer cloudy weather with
rain or snow and falling barometer.
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Judge William Stevens.

Judge william stevens, of the Police
Court. Judge for twenty nine years, and
at one time q member OF the state Legis-
lsture, and who also represented Belfast,
Me, In the Maine legislature for a term,
is dead, aged 10 years.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. z Il. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly Recommended
for Catarrh. Colds la the head. Headache
Sore throat &C. See Advertisement.
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Do you want TO be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
s,ipstion. Piles and all diseases OF the Stom.
sch, Bowels and Liver! iyou do, go to @. A.
PArchers and get bottle Of Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by oil druggists
for 50 cents bottle, or sent by mail on receipt
Of price. Prepared by wiggin 4 Co. Rockls .
Ne.
Instauter cures Teoshsche in one minute.
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Frozen TO Death.

BosToS, Mass. Jan. 5.
VIM. Move OF sudbury. WAS found dead
on his team between Waltham aud Sud
bury yesterday, having frozen to death.
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Business Notices,

Free Sample Bottles o, Addmson's Bo-
tdNis Bdlsdm may be had Of your druggist
Pleasant and never falling remsiy for coughs
colds, bleeding from the lungs. asthma, &c,
&c. Large bottles rs and IS cts. Try il.
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TN CONSTITUTIONAL cATA1RH REMEDY
strikes a. the root, builds up the constitution,
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and ali
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. 1vl0
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AZ Court Of Probate holden II Ellsworth within
and foT the County Of Hancock. on the lss We.
nesday Of January A. ID. 1878
n .wOODMAS and NAham r. Bnl named
! Executors in . certain insrtumcn pu porting
u be the last will and tests nent Of Jabes Il
SNOW late Of Bucksport, In said county deceased,
having presented the same Tor probate:
OkDERED-That the said named Executors give
notice 70 all persons Interested. by causing copy
Of this order to he published three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth mericas, printed at Ellis
worth that they may appear 1t . Probate Court &c
be held 1t Elleworth, in said County, on the nrs
ednesday of Feb. next at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon. and shew cause, il any they have, WIZ
the said instrument should not be proved. ap-
proved. and allowed ~ the last will and tesla
0ent Of said deceased.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
CHAs r. DoKR, Register. 3WS