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Wisdom and Folly.

Every dog has his day, but the nights
belong to the cats.-FhHddeiphiG Chroni-
Gle.
III YOU want short sermons send your
minister a couple Of fat ducks Saturday
night.
There wouldn't have been any milk in
the cocoanut If some of our dairymen had
had the construction OF it. Cincinnati Sat
urddy Night.
Men may come and men may 90. but
we want to see the man who will come to
town in two-horse wagon and not 90 TO a
crossing to stop Ibis team.
There is one pass over the Alps so
narrow that they call it the toe pass. 1t is
a real little gem OF pass.-Boston Post
And there's one alongside the Erie Canal
so narrow that they call it the tow-path.
Ii is mere lisp OF dlierence.-IhH.
Bull.
MEDICAL REMUNERATION. - Doctor
I'm, Most insolent," 60 his Wife,
Listen to this, my dear" Breads letter
aloud.) "Sir,-I inclose a 2. o. order for
thirteen shillings aud slxpence, hoping
it will do you as little good as your two
very small bottles of 'physic did me-
Punch.
by Jimmy" said IIarkns, holding
clean shirt up TO the light. "of all incom-
prehcnsible females that wife Of mine Is
the most mysterious. If she hasn't gone
and worked another button-hole in the
back of this shirt. instead Of sewing on a
button, I'm an oyster. Two button-holes
and not a button on the collar band." And
then he started out with the garment to
crush his wife, but somehow, he loosed
when he came sneaking back with gold
collar-button in his hand. ne looked as il
the pile-driver had fallen on him instead of
Mrs. liarhins. Never attack a woman
until you study her detences.-K. r. X.
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MIR. Mason has his Touring mill in OPP
Grafton at Mason's Mills. aud is producing
flour of the best kind. Those who have
patronized the mill say it is a success in
every sense of the word. This, as will be
seen, is one of the most useful Enterprises
that has been started here for long time.
as, hitherto. our farmers have had 10 90 to
the mill at Orrington. ten or more miles
distant.
Our Congregational Society is well
prospered at present. Sabbath school at
half past 10 A. NJ; preaching by Rev. Mr..
Forsyth of Bucksport, at . Z. NJ, and ser
vice at Z, evening. Rev. Mr.. Smith retired
clergyman living here. preaching some Of
the time. Our Sabbath School Concerts
are always well attended. Theo. Emerson
is the Superintendent. Mrs. George Pow
ersigot up the last one (her 81 concert
subject. Autumn Leaves" The church
was trimmed with autumn leaves, and the
concert was a fine one. Mrs Powers de-
serves all the credit. The school Is pros.
porous.
Capt. Ed. Dorr has a gold watch on the
way to him from the English Government,
for rescuing ship-wrecked seaman last
spring.
DIR. Simmons of stockton. a tailor. has
located here and is doing some first class
work. lie has worked at his trade about
80 years. He was needed here, and will be
sustained.
Our fisherman are meeting with slow
sales for their fish, getting about 3 cents.
Very few will make anything, while many
will lose. +. III. c.
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though they were striving to keep from it.
SO II was necessary that they should keep
from those places where they knew there
was danger.
Mr.. J. G. Chilcott spoke of the sure re-
suits OF rumdrnking and cited instances
which had come to his notice. where 1t had
wrecked lives which might have been bril-
liant successes.
Mrs. A. +. Greeley thought that it was
difficult to find company where wine drink
ing was not tolerated. She felt that much
of the rumdrinking of to-day was but the
results Of moderate drinking in the past
aud believed in inherited appetite.
Mr.. Cole felt that the thing to teach the
young was their own responsibility, no
matter what our fathers or grandfath-
yrs did, 1t does not in the least excuse our
sin. Tell the young that II they make
wrecks of their lives 1t is their own fault,
and not to be excused because their ances-
tors did wrong. The speaker felt that
there was too much excusing and not
enough preaching of the responsibility of
each one. lie knew IL was an unpopular
doctrine, but it was the one that would
make men trucr aud better men than it
would to justify on account OF Inherited
tendencies. Meeting next Sunday at four
O'Clock. G. r. p.
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1t affords me pleasure To acknowledge
the benevolence OF the good people Of
East Sullivan who paid US a visit on the
night of the 2lst. 1t was quite a surprise
to see such a large procession filing into
our yard. On alighting from their car
riages, they signfed their intention of
taking tea with us which was not objec.
tionsble. as we noticed several large bas-
kets well filled. The ladies took possession
at once. and with despatch provided a
bountiful repast. The supper being ended
the remainder of the evening was devoted
to social enjoyment and as on all such oc-
casions, the hour of parting came too soon.
The singing. at the close, was just what
might be expected from a class of well
trained singers assisted by the favorite or
ganist, Miss Hattie Coffin of Cherrytield.
The beneficial results of this happy sur
prise will be held in lasting remembrance
by their Pastor. Z. NJ. WILKINS.
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Cranberry isles.

Summer visitors have been quite nu.
merous but all have departed.
Potatoes turned ont well this year but
they are decaying rapidly-the largest and
finest being most affected.
Thomas Stanley Of Little Cranberry
Isle. an aged citizen, was attacked witt,
apoplexy the other night.
Prot. W. A. Carnes. the blind musician,
gave u concert here some weeks since.
which fully justified the encOniums upon
his handbills.
-Rena A. Stanley who gives promise OF
becoming successful teacher, recently
closed twelve weeks term In district No.
2.
-Mackerel are plenty off Duck Island.
some quite large and nice Samuel San.
ford OF this place, came in the ether morn
ing with ave hundred.
WIN. P. Preble. Esq, = prominent citi-
zen of this place. well known at Ellsworth
| and elsewhere. was severely injured last
Tuesday. by his oxen taking fright as he
was driving his team. The wheel passed
over him, hurting Ills lett arm and should
er badly.
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DOmesuC tOrts
Bosrox-Ar %. Brig Clarabelle, (oI Goulds
borol Coggins, Curacao.
Ar %, sch H. Havey, Blake, Sullivan; Lewis
II. Smith. Leach, Bucksport.
Ar - sch Advance, Pickett. Nllbridge; Cares
sa Ray, Ellsworth; Copy, Curtis, Ellsworth; Me
chanc, Barbour, Ellsworth; St Leon, Perk in :
Castlne.
Ar ~ sch Laurel, Bennett, Sullivan; Ida
Blanche. Sellers. Castine.
Ar ~ sch Mary Eliza, Small, Ellsworth; FAN
Wiad, Lockhart, do; Susan Frances, smith, do
VIM Pickering. Bellaty, do; Frank Bragdon, sui
Ivan; A. Il. Crabtree, stratton Sullivan; Gram
pus. Jov, Penobscot.
Ar, y. sch Panama. Moore, Ellsworth.
Ar 30 sch H. ". Cushman. Walls, franklin.
PokTLASD-Ar q, sch Altavela smith, New
York: Black Warrior, Stevens. Boston; Concor
dia Morton, Boston Ianthe Johns, Gouldsboro
Gypsy Handy, Rockport
Cid D. sch Black Warrior, stevens, Wlnierpoit
Ar ~, City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth.
CID 20. Ella, squirting. Bluehll.
Cid -, sch Railroad Webster, Bangor
sw orth; Red Rover, Alley. Ellsworth Tor New
York.
Ara. sch Lnnet Gray, Ellsworth.
res sch Dolphin, Young, Ellsworth Tor New
olive Branch, Whitaker. tor Rondout; Capt
John, Means Bangor, for Rondout; j. Ponder Jr
Welsh, Ellis worth for Rondout.
NEwBuRYPoRT-Ar -, sch Mary A. Rice, Kent
Elizabethport; Florada Grant, ocklaud.
Ar26 sch Mineola, Fullerton, Ellsworth.
Sid -, sch Mary A. Rice. Kent, Bangor.
NEwBEDFoRD-Ar %, sch Clio Lhllcotte. Full
lcrton, Gardiner; Agricoa Whitmore, Ware
ham for New York.
EDGARTowN-Ar %, sch Agricola. Whitmore
Wareham for Bath.
PROVIDENCE X. Lar 49, sch A. H. Woodard
Jordan. New York
NEW YoRK-Ar Il, sch Clio Chilcotte, Fuller
ton. Gardiner; Ann, siratlon, Sullivan.
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Lord BesconsfeId Dangerously III.

\ London dispatch says the air is
heavy with rumors concerning the ILL
ness of BeacoDsfield the Cabinet is sum
moned to consider what should be done
in case of his Lordships death. 1t is
now known that after the last meeting
of the Cabinet he was attacked by an ep-
ileptic fit. He was compelled to remain
for several hours in the waiting room
before il was considered safe TO transfer
him TO his carriage. He was drawn TO
his home in Charge of physician who
has since admitted he had fears of fatal
results from fatigue of this means of
transport. A bulletin this morning an
uounces that Beaconsfield Is in better
health.
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AFTER FORTY s.-Forly-two years
ago letter missed IFS destination and
landed in the dead letter office. No call
was made tor il, aud there il remained IN
the archives till the defendants OF tie writ
er. wishing Ia prove their right to his pr OPP
erty, obtained from old journals informa-
ton that the deed had been mailed at such
time 10 such a person, but had never
reached its destination. They made ap-
piication TO the department tor the letter
The odds were greatly against them bat
their surprise must have been bouudle,
when the old yellow document was re-
turned to them just as il had been mailed
over forty years ago.
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Sunday Oct. 9th, Temperance Hall was
well filled by those who are interested in
the subject there discussed. Mrs. James
Davis and Mr.. Fifield were the presiding
officers. Prayer was offered by Mr.. VIM.
Treworthy.
Mr. Hamilton Joy was she first speaker
and urged the y0ung people to shun temp
tafion. for they would ind that they would
b obliged to meet many temptations even
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The ladies OF the Baptist Sewing Circle
OF Franklin, will hold fair in that place
on November 9th. Music will be furnished
Tor the occasion, by J. ii. Butler and fam
lily. Supper furnished during the evening.
good time is expected. and cordial in
vitatiou is extended TO all.
Capt J. Il. Williams Of the lost schr.
ii. {. Bunker, arrived home on Sunday
last. He looks thin having had hard time
OF it, at one time being so dangerously III
that his life was despaired OF.
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TiIden Prefers the Potter Committee


\ gentleman spicnGHsly identified
with the Potter Committee. states that
Tilden will ask TO be examined touch
ing the cipher dispatches, soon after the
Resembling of the Committee, and
courts the fullest investigation. II is
also stated that Marble, Pelton. Coyle,
Wooley, Smith Weed. and all others
who can throw light on the subject. will
be subpGuaed.
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ing great variety Of workmanship; a very
handsome toilet set in velvet and beads by Miss
Florence Grndle; very pretty set of lace
and worsted. Miss Eta Wood. also a very in-
geniously wrought aircastle by Mrs. Zelotes
Clough, lady of 20 years; card cushion OF
foreign manufacture by Miss Eva Mcintyre,
cornueopia by same; very pretty bead hang
ing basket by Mrs. Prof. Pierce; vases and
flower stands Of wood by Fred Fisher; best
burlap rug, Mrs. J. T. Grndle; best hooked
rug, Mrs. Mary /. Clough, ID, Mrs. Sarah
Tucker, Sd. Mrs. Prof. Pierce; best braided
rug, Mrs. jesse Green; rug carpet, Mrs. S.
X. Hinckley; best yarn, Miss lila Peters, ID
Miss Eta Dority.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
Best knit mittens, Hattie NJ. Carter; mot
toes, Annie Gray, Ida Peters, Kate Carter
and Nellie Grindlc.
Some very nice harnesses were exhibited by
d. A. Merrill, also stoves, etc, by Mr.. Bill
lings.
AUG. &. PETERS. President,
AUGUSTUS STEVENS, Scc'y.
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Trial of Moncasi.

MADRID, Oct. %.
The trial of Juan Moncasi has been
commenced. He refused legal assist
ance aud an advocate was accordingly
appointed by the Court to defend him.
Ii is considered proved that be had &C
complies. 1t is believed the King will
commute the sentence of death, which
will doubtless be passed on Moncasi. to
penal servitude for life
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Manhattan Bank Robbery.
New YORK. Oct. 20

INV lUKk, OCT. y.
Ii is rumored that an arrest has been
quietly made here, of one of the robbers
Of the Manhattan Bank. and two suspi-
cious characters in Brooklyn are under
close surveillance. There is less ex-
element among the depos.rors than
might be expected, notices OF withdraw
al having been giveu for less than $780,
90. TIE officers of other Banks ex-
press much surprise at the entrusting
OF the combination TO the janitor.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday, Oct %.
ARRIVED.
sch Mary d Ireland, Corson, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Sch Forester, Ray, Boston.
Sch Telegraph. Remick, ROckland.
Thursday, Oct "a.
Sch VIM Archer, Bellatty, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Ponder, Jr welch. New York.
Sch ArboreeI, Clark, Boston.
Sch Catherine. Jordan, Boston
Friday, Oct. %.
SAILED.
Sch Dexalo. Brown, Mt Desert.
Saturday, Oct. g.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary r Cushman, Patten, Boston
Sch Chas Upton, keef. Boston.
Sch Lawrence. Davis, Boeton.
Sunday. Oct. n.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph K Grant. Grant, Rockland.
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NJ A II X | E y.

Mariaville-Oct. 18th, by J. II. Jordan, Esq,
Molbory X. Haslam. of Waltham, and Miss
Sarah Z. Jordan, of Mariavile.
Franklin-Oct. Goth, by Rev. Mr.. Brigham.
Lewellyn W. Dow and Ida l.. Crabtree, both
of Franklin.
Gouldsboro-Oct 9th. by Fl. NJ. Sowle. Esq,
Henry G. Young and Miss Emma W. Shaw
both of GouldsbOro.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

The Universal Pile Pills, are sold IN
Ellsworth by S. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. f. X. Jackson's Catarrh snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
tor Catarrh. Colds in the head, Headache,
sore threat, &c. See Advertisement
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LIES Rig IIESr

Not 80 fast my friend; for if you would zee
the strong. healthy, blooming men. women
and children that have been raised from beds
Of Sickness, suffering and almost death, by the
use of Hop Bliters, you would say, Truth,
glorious truth" See Truths" in another col.
umu. 2wi4
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Adyertisesl Letter.
Business Notices.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK,
save annoyance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at The GRAND UNION HOTEL, Up-
po,ue the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted
up al an expense of over 100000. Elevator steam
and all model Improvements. European Plsn.-
The REsTAU Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supphedwith the best the mar
ket can furnish. The cuisine is unsurpasse ed
Rooms for single person, 81, sl50, and 81 per
day; rich suites Tor families proportlonately low .
that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luNuriOusly, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other irst-class Hotel in the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for all parts OF the city.
lytl u. r. x W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Reflect that in every cemetery of the silent
tenants are the victims of neglected Coughs
and colds and if YOU are thus afflicted. dUOid
their fate by resortng at once to Hdie's Hon
ey Of HOreh0uRd and Tar, an immediate,
agreeable. and certain means of cure. Sold by
all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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HOW TO Be CURED.

~ tNc "OSt CapSSScHCeH ana sue
cesstuI Physician IN Ne,U ENGLAND
for the treatment of chronic or
Tong standing diseases.
WHAT Patients SAY OF HIM,
II have be en- cured OF cancer, which cure, IN.
Ter God, 1 owe to Dr. Green.
MRS CHAs. BUTLER
IS High Street, Charlestown Mass"
IL was terribly afflicted with scroiula, and was
entirely cured by DIR. Green. LEVI EASTMAN,
E. Harpswell, Mep
"Dr. Greene's treatment entirely cured me of
rheumatism. THOMAS ONLIL,
South Natick, Mass"
James F. Darling writes from Cherry Valley,
Mass: DIR. Greene cured me of fits which had
for ten years.
From o. A. Wilcox. Ashland Mass: 81 be-
lieve DIR. Greene's remedies will cure any disease
that human power can cure.
Mrs. r. Omstead, Z. Franklin, VT. Moses Haz.
en-, No. sutton. n. h., and thousand Of others
have been cured OF Cancer. Mrs. s. W. Glea.
son, west Brookfeld, Mass: Sias A. Cutler.
Heal, Roekport,Me. Mrs. Henry Hancock, South
Natick Mass cured of rheumatism. Mrs. John
ease. Mrs. Eiizabeth Michel, WsterviIe M M,s
catarrh. Mrs. o. Gerrish, Portland, Me-. erysi.
pelas Mrs, Samuel Marden. Salisbury. n. H.,
consumption. Mrs. J. Sutherland, ST. George,
n B.. salt rheum. DIR. e. c. Crabtree,
North Haven, Me-, Dyspepsia C. c. Ryder
baiC, MosS', AoAy Lo"c, MHIiDOTO, MASS,
humor of blood.
Letters from patients cured of Lung and Liver
Diseases. Female Complaints, Seminal Weak.
daily by DIR. Greene from all parts Of the country
and volumes might be published showing the
superiority of his treatment
DIR. Green has devoted his lite to the treatment
of Chronic Wseases, and his skill ana discoveries
in medicine are truely wonderful. No sufferer
ing uncertain remedies. when BY CONSULTING Dr..
Greene. certain. speedy. and permanent cure
NAV be obtained.
CONSULTATION free at his ONCE, a Temple
Place, Boston. Mass, from Q to daily; also bv
letter enclosing stamp. Pamphlet free.
4WA2
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City and County.
Religious Services in this CITY each suni

=, CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Preaching at 10 80 A
NJ. and ! 7. NJ. Sabbath School in the after .
noon. at u O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING at 9 and p. NJ. Sab
bath School at p. n
uNTTARIAN.-Servicet to half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
CATHoLIc.-Preaching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at . p. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Presching at 9 and 7P. M
Sabbath School at z. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every sun.
day at o'clock. +. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING-eyery SUM-
dsy at z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 3d. A. NJ.
Indications
For new England, increasing cloudi-
ness, and rain, warmer southerly winds
and falling barometer.
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DO you want to save your children! II you
do, go to G.. A. Parcher and get box OF FEES
senden's Worm Expeller 1t is 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 Fessenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment.
BILL
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Plot to Release Prisoners.

BosToN, Oct. %.
Various reports are circulated regard
ing the plot for the release of prisoners
at the Concord State Prison. but the one
given the most credence. is to TIE effect
that gang ct rough> We're intending to
come from New York in the night time.
gain adnittance TO the Prison from out
side the walls, overpower the officers.
release some of the more desperate con-
victs, take possession of the midnight
ireight-train on the Fitchburg Railroad
bound towards that city, and thus es-
cape detection and arrest. The officials
are very reticent, which fact leads MANY
TO regard it probable that important ev-
idencc is in their possession.
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Patrick Walsh, OF Rocklsnd, a well
known lime burner, about 60 years Of age,
dropped dead in lime shed Monday
evening.
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MAINE NEWS.
Fire i'm lsOrhalnl .
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 20.
\ story and half house. barn, two
horses, hay. cart, and household furni
lure, in Gorham, belonging TO Arcanda
EIkins. we've destroyed by fire last nish t.
Valued at 5000; small insurance. The
house was called 1.-The old Thomas
house, and was relic of the Indian
war.
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Sch Mountain Laurel leaks considerably since
being iloated and will haul on thelmarne railway.
her cargo has been forwarded TO Provincetown,
here it was sold, in sch Ceres.
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LATER.

Further developments in the plot to
lbrrate prisoners from the State Prison,
shows that Edward r. Rankin, a dis
charged officer, under arrest, had in his
possession number of letters ingenious
ly written on small pieces of paper
which lie had taken out of bundle Civ
en- him by convict to smuggle outside.
The letters are supposed TO have been
written by the Northampton Bank rob-
ber>, and addressed 10 parties in New
York. They refer to measures by which
a wholesale release was to be consum-
mated.
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NOTICE |.

CAUTION is hereby gwen TO all persons against
u negotiating certain mortgage note Tor one
hundred dollars, dated at Orland, Sept. 3Oth, 1877
81 gned by A. g. Page, u behalf Of the town If
Orlasd, and running to William Werthley Of said
town. There 10 endOi ssd ON said note. twenty
i've dollars, Sept. 30th, 1878. A. there was no
value received. said note will not be paid
A. g. PAGE,
6electman Of Orland.
Orland, Oct. oh, 1873. 3w0
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The CONSTITUTIONAL cAyAssH REMEDY

strike, at the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back, shoulders. kidneys and throat. 1y49
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=. surry.
DO not forget the annual Fair of the
Eureka Farmers Club, which will be held
at Rural Hall, on Thursday Nov. It'll. day
and evening.
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For >alc-A. &. Milliken.
Nouce-Higgins \ Leland.
Foreclosure-Thomas Warren
Dutch Buibs-wm. T.. Bowditch
Pauper Noticc-Town OF Trenton
Town Notice Scectmen OF snrry.
Adminisu aior's Notice-Wm. W. A. Heath.
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Diss olution of Copartnership

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under
j the firm name OF n. H. Higgins 3 Son, is Ibis
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
N. II. HIGGINS,
N. H. HIGGINS, JR.
Ellsworth, Oct. I. is7s. Swl3
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