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LOCAL NOTICES.

All having feather beds, Hair or Moss
Mattresses upon which there has been sick
ness, can have the same renovated and pu-
rifyed by Adam's patent steam process. See
advertisement of O. X. Campbell.
Nj. Gallert & Co., have some very
fine cloaks made 10 New York for their es-
pecsl trade. In cloakings and circular
cloths, they have enough TO supply every
one desiring such goods. Among their at
traetive fabrics is the Matelasse cloth, an
entirely new, soft, beautiful fabric.
DIR. E r. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troehe powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
Health and Comfort abide with us in
proportion as we conform to the laws OF
hygiene, hence if our bed (where most of
us pass the larger half Of our time) be foul
and unwholesome we cannot expect TO en-
joy a sound. healthy sleep, without which
none can expect 10 enjoy perfect mental
aud ply steal health For sequel see adj
vertisement of G. Il. Campbell.
M. Gallert & Co., have a very large
Fancy Goods Department. including
worsteds. yarns. merino undervests, ho-
siery. corsets, gloves, lace goods, etc,
etc. About Nov. LIST. they will open a
full line of Ladies and Children's Furs.
Give them a call and see how low they sell
goods.
The Universal Pile Pills. are sold IN
Ellsworth by s. ID. Wiggin.
M. Gallert & Co., have one of the fin
est assortments OF dress goods in the
city. They have a large stock OF black
silks, satins. veivets in all colors, cash.
meres In all eolors, and novelty goods OF
every description. Also great variety OF
dress trimmings. They are largely stocked
with blankets, shawls, hannels, water
proofs, suitings and housekeeping goods.
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Wanted samf. Royal Jr.
Sealed Proposas-A- \. Hayward.
Commissioners Notiee-silsby 4 Rowe.
Blood Purifier and Lung syrup-H. A. Jordan
Administrators Notice-L. A. Belknap.
Special Notice-Eldudge & Perry.
forecIosure-Joseph II. Atwood
tlosing-out sale-f. b. Aiken.
Christmas Goods-A. W. Greedy.
Holiday ooods-uenry Whiting 4 Sons.
Holiday Goods-R. y. suminsby.
Holiday Goods-M. Gallert 4 Co.
Bed Cle@u-ing-G. X. Campbell.
Miscellaneous Ads Geo. +. Roweli 4 TO.
Portland Press.
Bangor Commercial.
New York Sun-Geo. 7. Rowell Co.
Biuebill Acsdemy-John stevens.
Probate NotIces-C. 4. Dorr.
Holiday Goods-1,eo. Cunningham L Co.
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3-eoOOoGOU.
School in District No. IL, taught BY II. F.
Msddocks Of Ellsworth. closed Dec. IL. Length
Of school 10 weeks. Scholars not absent one
half day: Charles o. and Suel Montgomery,
Fremont Pstten, Nellie Grindle, Willis S. Sta
pies, sickness accepted.) Scholars not lardy,
Callie Patten, Addie Wilson, Abbie j. Patten,
Roscoe II. Patten. Metela Harper. The schol-
ars gave an interesting entertainment Thursday
evening, consisting Of songs, speeches, dia-
lOgues, declarations, and charsdes. Since it is
well known that an unpleasantness occurred in
connection with this school, which, it was fear.
ed, might damage it, WE deem it but justice to
say that the excellent order, good interest, and
warm affection existing between teacher and
pupils manifested at its close, proved our fears
to be groundless.
j. NJ. HUTCHINs, Supervisor.
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Probate C0ars...Honeoek Coonsy.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
CHAs. P. DORR, Register.

Summary Of business transacted II the Ellis
worth December Term, A. d. 1873.
Wills approved and a'ioWed- Daniel Hill,
late Of Msriaville; Joseph n. Bean late Of
Gouldsboro; Peter McGown. late OF Ellsworth.
Gudrdiax appoisted-Unte Annie h. Ame.,
minor. Bucksport.
Inventories FED in estates-Of Samuel Ad-
ans, late Of Css.ine; james Laughlin, late Of
AuiOrn.
AccoxXss fled for settlement In essates-of
Arno wiswelI, late Of Ellsworth; John X.
Lunt, late Of Trenton; Asa Wasgstt. late Of
Franklin; Geo. B. Brimmer, late Of Aariaville;
Joshua n. Noyes, late Of Csstiae.
AscOwmss settled In estotes-Of Frank Z.
Crippin. minor, Ellsworth; 6ewall J. Flood,
late q 0uTy.
Patsios Jllsd for license to seu real estate
n esessss- Of DaAs basdwell q 49,, minors,
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NEVER RETURN.

II said that out of every four real inya ids
who 20 TO Denver. Col, TO recover health.
never return 10 the East or South except a. 4
corpse. The undertakers, next TO the hotel
Keepers, have the most profitable business.
This excessive mortality may be prevented and
patients saved and cured under the care Of
friends and loved ones Al home, If they will but
use Hop Bitters IN time. This we know. See
other column. 2wJ0
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Notice of INDUCTION.


NEW YORK. Dec. Il.
The Mercantile Trust Co. of this city has
served notice upon receivers and managers
of Portland and Ogdensburg Railway. cit
Ing them TO show cause before the United
States District Court of Burlington, Iowa.
at next rule day, January :. why they
should not be enjoine1 from issuing the
proposed $50 900 in preferred bonds.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIONAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
Nj. and p. NJ. Sabbath School In the aftei-
noon. at - O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIsT.-Presching at 2 and P. n. Sab
bath School at z. n.
UNITARIAN.-Sunday School at O'Clock p.
NJ. Church service at 2 O'Clock and O'Clock
L. NJ.
CATHoLIc.--Presching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and p. M
Sabbath School at p. NJ.
SPIRTTv ALIsT.-Meeting held every Sum-
day at o'clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING-every Sun.
dav at T. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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MARINE LIST.


RllsWOrsh Pert.
SAILED,
Friday, Dec. Is.
Sch Bangor. Treworgy. Boston.
Sch Marcelius, Pomroy, Boston.
SAILED.
saturday, Dec. IA.
Sch VIM II Archer. Bellaty, Boston, :
Sch Red Rover. Alley. BOSTON
ARRIVED.
Saturday. Dec. II.
Sch Victory, -, Sullivan - load for New
York.
ARRIVED
Sunday. Dec. IS.
Srh y Kennedy. Pomroy. Boston.
Sch Catherine Jordan,
Sch Capt John, 0oans,
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Gold at Par.
The First Time Since 1862.

NEW YORK, Dec. Il, l. so p. NJ.
Gold just sold at par. the first time it
has reached that figure since the suspen-
sion Of specie payments in 1862.
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BseLspors.
The stranded schooner Mary A. Row
land has bad her cargo taken out by the
sch. Chase and she will be repaired at
Bucksport.
Alfred l.. Skinner has been appointed.
Postmaster at Bucksport'
The students OF the Z. NJ. e. Seminary,
enjoyed very rich sociable on Friday
evening last. The professors participated,
and . song by Rev. George Forsyth was
received with hearty applause. He was
never more popular with the students than
now.
The Temple OF Honor have invited the
Ladies' Aid. Reform Club. Y. NJ. c. Assoc
citation and students attending at the Sem
mary. to u lecture on Friday evening next
BY Rev. d. II. Sherman.
The storm OF last week Tuesday, was
severe in the extreme. Fences were level
ed, chimneys blown over, two schooners
torn from their moorings and compelled TO
make q short voyage without Captain or
pilot.
The Methodist church are making ar
engagements for fine Christmas tree, to be
followed by a sociable at which the ladies
will offer cake. coffee and other refresh
ments. The Christmas concert will occur
on Sunday evening, Dec. 10Th. SIG.
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Fire i'm Lewiston.

LEWISTON, Dec. l6.
This morning beildng on Lisbon street
owned by I. Il. Herbert was burned, loss
$50. insured for $500, The building was
occupied by Dana Webster's Shoe Manu-
factory; loss $500. insured for $500.
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Sch sunbeam, Saunders, partly loaded with
granite, broke adrin at Clarks bland, IN the
gale night OF 10Th, and remains badly dam aged
and inil of water. No insurance. she is owned
by WIN Farrow and others of Rockland, A II
Haynes and W Newman of fremont.
Barge Julia, (of Ellsworth) Higgins, at New York
from Marseilles. reports Nov. 1878 + NJ lat ,. 10.
Ion " 80. passed a watcrogged reck, with one
mast standing, supposed TO be the mizzenma.t
and the bowsprit-it being dark could not make
out anything more; Nov I6, ohann Zimmerman.
whllSf iurling upper topsail, Tell from aloit and
was Killed.
RoCKLASD, Me, Dec. Il.
Schooner SUNBEAM reported ashore on Clark's
Island, was got on yesterday afternoon. The
stones was discharged last night and the schoon-
or arrived here in tow OF the steamer Hercules
THIS afternoon and will go on the railway for re.
pairs.
Sch Hattie Card. Moore, at New York from
Cape Haytien, reports Dec 10, on smiths Island
encountered heavy gale IRON lasting 10
hours, during which lost both anchors and Is
iathoms chain, and lost and split sails has been
four days \ OF Hatteras. with heavy \ W gales
and nigh sea-6th, Charles Curtis. seaman. a ma
tive OF England, aged - years, died OF bill ious
fever, and was buried at sea.
Sch Convoy broke adrin a, Rock land 18th, run
into the Henrietta, of Goudsboro. Zach had
booms and sterns smashed.
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NJ \ X X | F. ID

Eden-Dec. :, by Rev. W. Corthell. Mr..
Howard {. Emery and Mis-, Nina NJ. Alley.
both of Eden.
swans lsland-Dec. II. by c. Wasgatt, Esq,
Mr.. Freeman W. Kent and Miss Vesta l.. smith
both of ;. |.
Sullivan-Dec. II, by Cyrus Emery. Esq,
Mr. Frank Bradbury Of Hollis, Me-, and Miss
Ella T.. Harrison of sullivan.
Buehill-Dec. IA. by II. A. Trip, Esq, Mr..
Wits II; Button and Miss Hattie 5. Ward
well, both of Buehill
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Orls.a.
The schooner Ohio, Of Orland, broke from
her moorngs at Gat's wharf. Portland hsrbor,
during the recent gale aud stove her wndlass
and chain plate.
Our little village will keep Christmas,
Is usual, and in an appropriate manner.
The Congregational Sabbath School is in a
son. Their monthly concerts are always
well attended. The House often filed.
They gave beautiful Christmas concert
last Sabbath evening. The selections gen.
orally, were of high order. Among the
best OF the select pieces was a Christmas
piece by Lizzie Lord. a little Miss, com
posed by herself.
Robert o. Osgood. aged 81, a citizen
well known in your vicinity has just died
here. He was OF an eccentric turn, and
possessed of sn inventive genius, which,
had it been cultivated, would have been of
high order. He was the originator of a
number of inventions which have been OF
great use. He seemed TO lack business
tact to carry them to completion. His
family are OF mechanical turn. He was n
brother Of DR.. Osgood. ysur well known
Dentist.
Rev. Mr.. Smith has organized Read
Ing Club, which meets at the homes OF the
members weekly. Those who attend are
interested and think it will tend TO their
Improvement, +. II. G.
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D10ehil1.

Dlaehill.
Thanksgiving day was remembered here,
according TO the recommendation Of the Gov
ernor and the tradition OF the elders" APP
propriatc services were held at the Baptist
meeting house, the two societies uniting on the
occasion. A very excellent sermon was
Preached by Rev. Mr.. Hardy, pastor OF the
regationalist Church.
We are now thinking about Christmas.
The Baptist sunday School Is TO have Christ
mas tree, and the little folks arc filed with
brigh, antieipations. We hope they will not
be disappointed.
Our copper mines are looming up, and fur
nish employment to quite number Of men
The granite quarries are not being operated, at
present, with the exception Of the one at the
eastern part OF the town. where business Is
quite lively.
The people here all have their houses
banked up, and are now waiting patiently for
snow. The merry sleigh bell has not yet been
heard, or at least, not TO any spprcciabe eN-
tent. The butchers are busy, and the squea
Of the expiring swine il heard in the land
After Christmas we shall 60 into winter quart
ers. and then shall awsit with interest the
weekly visits OF the AMERICAN to enlven
and cheer US through the dreary months which
are before Us. GUS.
Dec. 10, 1878.
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C0ssine.
The gale injured all the wharves in Cas-
tine. TIE bulkhead of the lobster factory WAS
destroyed, with one fishing smack. Loss in
town not less than $500.
The winter term of the Normal school
commenced On Tuesday. The number in
attendance is very good, promisin. TO be
larger than that of last winter. The social
reunion at the Hall on Friday evening, was
che of the pleasantest of the many pleasant
gatherings which have been held there
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Al fort Au Prince, 30 ult. schs John e Reed
fareli disg. cargo of Lumber sold to ,ioyeTmeut)
heorgietia. Lord from Wilmington y ar I'm
(carsO not yet sUld.l
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Boston; Theo. Stevens, late Of Bluehill; Henry
L. Forham ct al, minors. Brooklin.
Notice ordered on petition for appointment
Of an Administrator on estdte-Of Meltiah X.
Jordan, late Of Orland.
Auoicdnce decreed n ,cidon in estate-Of
Reuben G. Hincks, late Of Orland.
Estate represented insoirent in estdte-Of
James Laughlin, late Of Aurora.
Reports filed Of Commissioners 10 set ont
dO,cer in estdtes- OF William c. Rideout. late
Of Bucksport.
Commissioners 10 set Of docer appointed
in est0tes-Of Reuben q. Hsncks, late Of
Bucksport; Reuben A. Watson, late of Brook
lin; James Lsughlin. late Of Aurora.
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" altman.
The bridge scross DeBeck brook in Wal
than, just above the house of Mr.. Aaron
George. Was carried away by the hood OF last
week. As the bridge was not a large one it
was secured and replaced by Mr.. Gilman Jor-
dan the road commissioner for that town.
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In Insolvency.
Notice Of Second Meeting.

HANCoCk, ss:-CoURT OF INSOLVENCY
In the case of Henry E. slower, Penobscot, In
solvent Debtor.
r his is to give notice that pursuant to an or
! der oil Cont therefor, second meeting OF the
Credl OF said lnsOlvent Debtor will be held at
the Probate Ofice in Ellsworth in said County on
Thursday the second day of January, A. ID. ls79
al ~ O'Clock IN The forenoon. Tor the purposes
named in Section 30 OF the Act of said Stale OF
Maine entitled An Act IN relation to the Insolv-
ent Laws OF Name approved February 81. 1875.
ATTEST: CHAS. Z. DOKR
2w50 Register of said Court
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Samuel W. Hatch, and Hannah NJ.
W Hatch both of Deer Isle, in the County of
Hancock, conveyed to Thomas Warren OF said
Deer Isle. by deed of mortgage dated January lst
1865, and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds
vol. l3O. page 5I'. the following described real
estate. situated in Deer Isle, butts and bounds as
follows; Beginning at the highway at a corner
OF land of Sarah +. Hatch, and thence by said
highway, easteTly twenty-three and one malt rods
To u gate post; thence thirty-two degrees east
sixteen rods; thence south sixty-seven and one.
haif degrees west two and one-half rods thence
north siNtytwo degrees west twenty five rods to
the bound begun at with the buildings thereon;
said lot containing two acres more or less. The
condition of said mortgage ha wing been broken
publish this notice to force 0 sc the same
THOMAS WARREN
BY Abbot Il Warren, Atpys.
Castine. Dec. 6, 1878. 3w5O
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For the Middle. Atlantic and New Eng
land States, falling barometer, westerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature.
increasing cloudiness and possibly snow
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To the IIolde,s of the Bonds. secured by n
Mortgage, executed by the Bucksport and Ban
gOi Railroad Company To Trustees, dated No.
yember 10, a. ID. 1873.
tt having been made TO appear to the satisiac.
L ton OF the unders gned, Trustees under the
above described mortgage, that the Bucksport
and Bangor Railroad Company has neglected to
pay Coupons upon its tonds secured by the
aforesaid mortgage. and that SAID neglect has
continued for more than ninety days after presen-
tation aud demand upon the Treasurer Cf the
said Railroad Company, which is by law a breach
of III conditions OF the mortgage, 'ou are hereby
notified that meeting OF the Holders OF the
Bonds aforesaid, will be holden at the Office OF
Sewal Il. Swazey, at Bucksport in the County of
Hancock, in the state of Maine, on THURSDAY
the twenty sixth day of December next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, Tor the following purpos-
o.. u
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WILL be sold at public auction, at thestore of
w Sy lyanus q. kell, in Deer Isle, on Mon
day, December 23rd, ISIS at 10 O'Clock A. NJ a lot
OF land lying in said Deer Isle, boun oed North
westerly by the highway, Sortheas tery by land of
Asa Richardson. ooutheasterly by said Richard
sons lot and the pond and Southwesterly by land
now or once occupied by Solomon Gray contain
ing about 81 acres, and being the Easterly part of
the Marshall lot so called, and one OF the lots set
of to the late Eleanor Stevens as heir OF The late
lguatIus Haskell. Terms, cash on delivery OF the
deed.
Also will be sold at public auction at the Office
of Abbott Warren, Castine, on the 2sth
day OF December. 1915, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. the
1ut OF land lying IN Castine, bounded Northwestern
ly by Court street, Northeasterly and Southeast
eriy bS land OF Phcbe Mchinnon, and Southwest
erly by Land OF Joseph Surry, being the Barr lot
so called, subject to the life estate of Catherine
Barr t-eIein.
Also at the same time and place, Pew Ne. So in
tho nitarian Church, Castine. The above prom
erty being portion OF the estate of Harriet W.
Fisher, in bankruptcy.
CHAS L. ABBOTT,
Casune, NOV. q, 1878. 3w49 Assignee
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T hereby give public notice that Peter Anderson
i OF BROOKLYN County OF Hancock and State of
Maine, By his mortgage deed dated Dec TO- 1876
and recorded in Hancock County Registry OF
deeds, vo l51, page 46s, convey ed to me the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In Brookiin
aforesaid. TO wit: bounded the east by Blue
hill BAY thence on the north, running from said
bay by lands of John ". X Thomas Hale to the
highway thence esteriy ny SAID highway 10 the
road ieatng from Thnfston's Mil 10 Naskeax
poini thence soutiieriy by sat,ifoad stake and
stones NJ land nj Jacob seavey thence easteriy by
sad >eaveys TO hiuehii bay, containing 81 acres
ore orsriess. for further particulars reference
may be had to said deed. The condition in said
mortgage has been uroken by reas on thereof
claim "a foreclosure and thai purpose give.
this nOtlce.
INEVITABLE ANDERSON.
by J. r. Thomas her Attorney.
Brookln. Dec. 10, 1878 1V60
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. Isl M.
Indications.
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BH TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
MAINE NEWS.

dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
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Eirst-To choose IA Moderator and Clerk.
secOnd-To determine whether the Trustees
shall take possession of the Bucksport and Ban.
gOr Railroad, and manage and run it in behalf of
the Bondholders
Dated at Bucksport aforesaid, this fifteenth day
of November, A. ID. 1873.
RICHARD z. BUCK. J r
3w49 SEWALL b. SWAZEY,} Ir'stees'
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-29

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! 11tpbs Ccl. Is tat tti allen
ShmerScn Glrt Tabrtait c.etlrijbf
gSiriun9, teHg tri ecm 6jctr1udc eCs
Gels fncet ter Mltirnt ncutlit, ME Dir
Shmcr;tR rur& basiettr persrlnat. ia
IcrmIit aus Fem Srrprr terausaG,n1er
Iertcn
llnfils, nit Stmerien scrbunben,
temmea rann uno mann in iteer Tamt.
lie ocr uno Cs III batcr Saittt eirrs Sc,
nsr, ltctS etn Witttl bel Der 6ane ~ ta~
ben. rrltc5 nttt dlrin ic9lei6 $tnsc-
rltn9 Der StmCricn brjrlt, lurbrru rel
dies aud ta5 lltbcl in tur;cr Belt teilt.
Naes eielGs Ycuorin9t pQs
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-29
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un6 am Nbcnb III en9liihtr Spra6e.
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Sretta9 unb SamfQ9 9lbenb.
Gep. s. so. Gmitt wirb nddten
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in MiQEsim prept9cn.
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STRIDE in &arpn8bur9 in beutfAer Spra-
DE prebtgen.
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NiGtsint rrepi9sn.