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A. p. wIswELL, JUDGE.


James B. McGregor VS.. Thomas Mahan.
McGregor had been clerk for Mahsn aud
now sued to recover a balance clsimed to
be due. Mshan claimed that he had set
tied with McGresor aud produced his re-
ceipt in full. McGregor insisted that part
of the account was left unsettled. and that
he did not understand that the receipt was
in full when he signed it. The Judge held
that although q receipt might be explained
and avoided for fraud or mistake, yet he
hardly thought the proof in this case was
enough to avoid this receipt, and accord
ingly judgment was given for the defendant
MahaI.
Dutton for McGregor. Peters for Mahan.
Andrew McHowsrd VS.. Simon Garland.
This was an action on a note Tor SCI and
interest. Garland claimed he had paid 1t,
BY piling bark and other labor. 1t ap-
pesred that during the time of his laboring
he was getting additional goods of How
ard. Aaer the testimony was ont by con-
sent of parties, Judgment was entered for
Howard for the s67. the interest being dis
counted.
Hale 4 Emery for Peters for Garland.
Howard.
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WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR $500.

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0uoeoeul.
On Friday last we were gladdened by
the whistle aud appearance Of the May
Queen on her first arrival to run between
this place aud Belfast, touching at Sedg-
wick, Deer Isle. Islesboro aud Castine, a nd
connecting with the boat on the outside
route for Boston, thus affording our mer.
chants and other business men, advantages
and privileges Of which they have been
for some years denied.
The wharf which was built some ten
years ago toi accommodate the "Secor."
about a mile south OF the village Is to be at
once repaired and n ireight-house built.
1t Is understood that this boat Is also to
mske landing II East Bluehill. about five
miles east Of the village, where the Collins
now over 900 men employed and which
number, including those at work 1T Chase
quarry, will soon exceed 800.
Although wages are much lower than
formerly. and q serious drawback In the
price Of board. which still remains As high
as when men were receiving double Tor
their work than is now being paid, yet no
man IN this vicinity who Is willing to work
need remain idle.
The Bluehill Copper Mining Co.. are
still actively engaged at their mines In
Quarryiug and preparing their ore for
smelling. II Is understood that they have
recently made arrangements to ship 100
tons per month To New York, to be smelted
fha tn of Intta nj
for all ore running higher than five per
cent.
There is still another industrial eater
prise Just started In this town. which. like
the mining aud granite business. while II
will not impoverish the town like cutting
of its kumber, Is calculated to add to Its
general interest and prosperity.
One of the proprictors OF the Mt. Katha.
din Iron Works has lately been here
blasted out, hauled and shipped TO Bucks.
port . cargo OF stone from near the top oil
Bluehill Mountain. At Bucksport II /.
transferred to the cars, thence Ito Brown
vile by Y. r., and then hauled on carts
Is NJ o. when 1t will be used in the process
Of srss- ~tT-ol ore.
The rock 4 nearly black and very hard
but easily grained and broken into tn,
necessary size for the use intended
1t Ia a mineral known BY biologists as
manganese. and almost indispensable In
smelling iron. The mineral properties oil
that taken from this place. Is similar 10
that found at Dover. but IL Is considered
as superior In quality and better for the
purpose for which it is designed TO be sp
piled and containing a larger percentage
of iron.
Rural" in the columns of the ANERI.
ICAN, some five years ago. In describing
this quaint old town" makes this remark
las seen In the light OF geological discov
cry this Is the metalliferous town OF Han
cock County. Bluehill Mt. when unsealet
by scientific excavation will become as In
teresting a locality tor Its minerals OF valu,
In the arts a. Is Mt Mica ia oxford for IL
rare minerals OF beauty, SC, and closes
his interesting sketch 10 these words "A'
summer resort for that class OF tourists
in search OF quiet. good air. good water
and hne scenery 1t Is second TO none on tb'
coast of Maine.' OBSERVER.
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Dosros-cld 5, sch Abigail Haynes, Marcel
Portland.
Ar = sch Clio ChIlcolte Fulle rtOn, Wee
hawken Wm Pickering Loring. do.
PoErLASD-Ar ). sch james o. DoGes. war.
rem Bucs.port
Sid ). sch Mry WymAn. sawyer. Ellsworth
]. IL Batter -,
Ar 9, sch Globe, RsmIck. Boston 10 load Tor
New YORK, Abigail Hayses, Marcel, Boston 10
load for New York.
Ar II. sch Railroad, Webster. Ca-tine. Ey-Ii-
ma. Tracey. Broosltn, IL ; Boynton Leach. La
moiue tor Boston.
MEMORIAL O. SCH Ringleador snare, Pruyi-
dence tor New York.
FEoyIpEscE-Ar g. sch Forest CITY. Hodgkins
- oAnges. walls, -.
Ar .. sch Loduskis. TrewCrsy. Port Johnson.
VINEYARD HAskS-Ar 5.sch William Pickering
i.orinz Tor BoaiOu, Annie =. Collins, Collins.
Blgehiil.
JACKsoSviLLE-Ar {. sch Joshua Grindle
freethy New YORK
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On Monday afternoon the Mayor and Al
dermen organized and proceeded to trans
act the business for the ensuing year.
OFFICERS CHOSEN:
City Clerk-Wm. o. Mcdonald.
Temporary Msrshal-E. Il. Greedy.
Supervisor OF Schools-Robert Cole.
Assessors-A. w. Cushmsn. James T.
Davis, Hamilton Joy.
Collector and Treasurer-C. G. Peck.
Chief Engineer-E. H. Greedy.
First Assistant Engineer-Nsthsn Wood.
Second Assistant Engineer -Melatiah
Jordan.
Overseers of Poor-Charles Joy, 4. w.
Cushman. Horace Davis.
Street Commissioner-JosephT L. Grant
Sealer Of Weights aud Measures-Fred
B. Aiken.
Coustables at Large-Geo. W. Fiske,
Joshua K. Jordan, Geo. W. Newbegin.
II was voted that School Di stricts should
choose their School Agent 8.
Also. that dogs running at large should
pay tax.
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EVERY YOUNG Man should procure q copy
of the medical work entitled Tine Science OF
Life, or SelfPreservation. published by the
famous. Peabody Institute" Boston. This
book will teach the young how TO avoid dan
gerous diseases, and from ii the middle-aged
and those more advanced in life may attain to
restoration of FRUSTRATED system to active
health II is the result of deep study and
most extensive medical practice. aud may be
relied upon. The extremely valuable and in
teresting book entitled " Diseases OF the Ner-
YES snd Nervous Msladies.- lie another work
published by the Institute. an exhaustive
treatise on these subjects. BY referring 10 the
advertisement in another column, il will be
seen that the author ofthese important works
has recently been presented with Gold,
Medal by the National Medical Association
Read the advertisement.
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Haeksport

uueksport
Our correspondent (Sig.) writes Rev.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marsh received their friends
on Wednesday evening. Over one hun
drcd enjoyed the picnic Supper" Sing
Ing and social intercourse filled the even
Ing.
The school in District No. =, had an
exhibition Friday evening. \ perfect am.
Two hundred squeezed Tito 4 room de-
signed for fifty. and one-fourth OF that &C.
cIpled by the platform. Music by the
Bucksport Cornet BaEd. The entertain
ment WAS excellent. aud occupied over three
hours.
SUNDAY school concert at the Congrs-
gational church Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh has commenced a Sc
ries OF sermons on the Bible" The first
sermon was from John XVII. Il, Thy
word is truth" Mr.. Marsh Is a master
Ing, careful thought. and wonderful power
OF language enable him TO command the
closest attention Of his audience.
Fast Maine Conference Seminary
opened It's Spring term on Wednesday las,
with So students. Several have since en-
tered. This Is the largest term for several
years.
The Young Mems Christian association
are 10 have Sociabe ON the Goth inst.
Thoroughbred the following officers
ModerRor-Davis Bennett.
Cierk-Peter Abbott.
!Seleamen Davis Bennett. Sanford
Heath. W. F. Abbott.
1redsurer-Edward C. Bennett.
Supervisor Of Schools-E. &. Bennett.
Several grasshoppers were found on
Saturday 9th inst. They were about l-2
to "a inch long, and quite lively.
Reform Club meeting Sunday p. NJ.
decided success. Several students from
the Seminary, Messrs. l.. J. Dresser and
Harry White, represented the young men.
The spring term of the East Maine
Conference Seminary opens with fine pros
poets. The number OF students is larger
than at the beginning of any term for sew
eral years. Quite large and promising
class are about to graduate, while others
equally as good are ready to take the
place OF those SO soon TO leave. Both
teachers and students are working In har-
mony with q determination TO make this
Institution, as it has been 10 the past. 3
power for moulding the mind of our youth
and htting them for useful positions in
Society. IL.
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ati.bary's Cove.

Although having a knowledge of the
"hard times, but feeling the need OF a new
Hall. the young men OF this place, are
starting 20 build one; and they wish,
through the columns OF this paper, TO ex-
press "a vote OF thanks" 10 Mr.. Upton SAL
isbury, who so generously presented to
them q piece OF land on which TO situate
the Hall; favor which will be remembered
by the boys"
A very successful term of high School
Is now In progress in this place. under the
instruction Of Mr.. J. N. Frost OF Bangor,
a graduate OF the Normal school at Cas-
tine. l.. Ii.
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around the neck was = string OF tiny
phisls. The cap was mass Of blue satin
In which rested . miniature mortar and
pestle. around the esp was q band repre-
senting the sign, s. ID. Wiggin. An in
genious arrangement strapped to the side
held a tiny pair Of gilt scales, brushes,
perfnmery, and SO forth. The representa-
ton of the engine companies-black vel
vet with gilt numbers. l aud 2. was hap
ny thought. milk Maid" was well repTs-
scented, bu, we can not enumerate oil, but
will refer you to the incomplete list Of
characters below. for further information.
The supper which was nice enough for
epicuresns or non-epicureans, was served
In the school room at hslfpast ten The
ball closed at two O'Clock, and all pro-
nounced IL the best time yet.
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D I f D .

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Feb. 10Th, Adm Daniels, aged
81 years and months.
March sth. Maggie Mcdonald. aged y yrs.
March 18th, Mrs. Ssllie j. Peters, aged -
years. Wife Of the late Andrew Peters. Esq.
No. Sedgwick-Nov. 18th. 1877, Mendall
Harvey, eldest son Of jasper d. and Della Ii
Allen. aged Is years aud months.
Penobscot-Feb. 2sth, MIR. Daniel Clement
aged 81 years and months.
Bucksport-MArch 18th. Daniel J. Dorr, aged
6s years.
vassslb orough-March 18th, Abbie Burgess
aged "a years.
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powdewi,Isx Blown up.

SOUTH Ao9y, Mass, March ~.
At nine o'clofk this morning two
powder Mill. of the American Powder
Company, exploded with report heard
for a distance of 25 miles. Two employ
ees named Foster and Turpentry, were
blown 10 atoms, their remains were
found about ten rods from the min. Up
10 ten O'Clock Fosters head had not been
found Houses in the vicinity were
more or less damaged
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Confirmation by the Sc nate.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Il.
The Senate to-day confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Charles Bartlett
OF Maine, now Consul at Turks Island.
TO be Consul at Gacdaloupe; John x,
Andrews. Postmaster, Saco, Me-; Will
bur F. Lunt, United States Attorney for
the district of Maine; Collector of Gus
toms, Edward 5. J. Nealley at Bath,
Me.
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Wistars Balsam
Wistar's BaIsam
of Wild Cherry.
of Wild Cherry
FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER, STATION
AGENT AT SOUTH ROYALSTON, MASS.

FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER, STATION
AGENT AT SOUTH ROIALSToS, MASS.
Il was most severely afflicted with a hard, dry
cough with its usual accompaniment of night
sweats, completely prostratrng my nervous sys.
tenn, and producing such debiiitated state OF
pose, had given up all hopes of ever recovering,
as had also my friends. At this stage of matters
was prevailed upon, through the influence OF al
neixhbor, to try WiSTAR'S BALsaM. though
with no belief whatever in its truely wonderful
curative properties, and before using two bottles
the effect was almost magical My cough On
trely leit me. the night sweats deserted me,
hope once more elevated my depressed spirits
and soon had attained my wonted strength and
vigor Thus has this Balsam, as has often been
remarked by persons conversant with the above
facts in this vicinity literally snatched me from
the grave. You are al liberty to this tor
the bcne 1t of the ALLEGED"
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City and County.
Religious Services IN this City each sunaay

CoSGREG ATioNAL--Preac at 10 80 A
N. and 7. n. Sabbath School In the aftei-
noon, at i-2 O'Clock.
BAPTIST at p. N. Sabbath
School at T. NJ
UNIrARIAN.-Saobath School at Pm
Preaching At ?: Is and 7:3oP. NJ.
CATHoLlc.-Preaching At 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
u. Sabbath School at T. M
MErHopIsr,-Preaching nj 9 and Up. NJ
Sabbath School at 2. N.
Standardization held every SUM-
day at O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich.
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTISG-eyery Sun
day at z. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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COLLEGE Row.

IANovER. \. H., March II.
,out two O'Clock this morning the
rhmen brokeW into room in Thorn,
HAL occupied N4by Sophomore and
brother senior; Both were nnmer-
.ully beSten with bd1i,Ies ana dishsur-
A. Two we're arreste Tor assault with
ntent to xii. and are If. custody. Search
Is being mad for the thers.
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CRANBERRY ISLES. Feb .7-The Br Mary
OF DIsby. rs. from Demarara tor st John n b.
60 days out put In here sl,t in distress. On tho
3tth, signal for assistance was raised, when
some men from the Island went on board, hcp~, 4
to get up anchor. and she proceeded. She is an
old vessel, loaded with sugar and molas,es, and
started out l9st sept.
sch 4 Richardsoa Reed, At Havana lat inst
from Mobile. reports several heavy gales and
II ~ go n lumber Of deck,
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manner Of powers and COSMETICS for giving
them artificial complexions now and thel
GLENNes SuLPHUR soar supplies them VITA
peariy skins AID rosy cheeks, elected y ths
gentle stimulation Of nature. Sold by ~
Druggists. Hilrs Hair & Whisker Dye, blceh
or brown, 6Qe. ewO
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YHE s1bscr der hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has teen duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust an Admin
istrator Of the estate OF
MATILDA PIERCE. late OF Eden.
in the tCo. OF Hancock, decea ed,
by giving bond the law directs he therefore
request. all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased's estate. to make immediate pay meat g,
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the ssme Tor payment
LEONARD J. THOMAS.
Eden, March. 5, ls7s. 3wIl
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brooksville.
Town officers OF Brooasville tor ISIS
Moderdtor-E. c. Chatto.
Cierk-C. +. Snow.
.SelectmeR A,sessors and Ouers,ers Of the
Poor-J p. Tapley, X. W. Condor and j.
5. Blake.
Superuisor-Thad's Shepardson.
COiiector-C. II. Perkins.
Cons,ables-C. II. Perkins, Samuel Con-
don.
Treasurer-Amos Colt.
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For New England, cloudy weather and
heavy rains. dangerous Northeasterly
winds on the coast, shifting 10 Sout5erly,
falling barometer and slightly rising tenn
peratsre. Cautionary signals continue
from Cape Lookout TO Passport
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missioner, one-half rs much rs last year.
A saving TO the people of at least $500
from last year on salaries alone.
The appropriations this year are about
o. 200 less than last year.
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Ne Choice for Mayor in Rockland.
RockLANp. Ne, March y.

RoCKLANp, Me, March y.
\; the second balloting for Mayor to-
Gav, no choice resulted Moffiu, Rep,
had xix hundred aud eighteen; Geo.
Gregory, Dem, $50; H. Gregory Jr.,
Greenback, %; Tulman, ward seven
candidate, I2L
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U. ). MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Portland. March lat ts-s

U. 5. MARsAAL's OFFICE
Portland, March LIST, 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
This Is To give notice: That on the 25th day of
February, A. ID. Isis, Warrant in Bankruptcy
wa. Issued against the Estate Of Pelellah Moore
OF hancock, in the County OF Hancock and State
OF Maine, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on
SAID District, January 9Th, A. ID. 1873 that the
payment OF any debts, and delivery of any prop.
eriy belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or for
his use, and the transfer of any properly by him
are Forbidden by law; that a meeting OF the Cred.
llors OF the SAID Bankrupt, To prove their debts
anu 10 choose one or more Assiglees Of his Is
tate, will be held at a Court of Bankrnutav Ia he
holden at the Custom House in Ellsworth In said
District, before Charles Hamlin, ESQ, Register
10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
3wlG s. MARBLE
u s. Marshal, as Messenger Tor said District.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
March 5lh.
ARRIVED. -,
Sch RienIi. Grant, Rock land.
CLEARED.
Sch Julia Edna. Terrell. Gouldsboro.
March 10th.
CLEARED.
Sch Ricnxi, Grant. Rockland.
March II.
ARRIVED.
sch julia Edna Fe-riil, Gouldsboro.
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1Dtstrtcs Court OF the Cnised States
District of Maine.
In the matter of
JAMES IL. HOPKINS, I'm BANKRUPTCY
Rankruut }

TIIIs is to give Notice that petition has been
J. presented TO the Court this Gth day OF Feb
rurary 1878 BY James II. Hopkins. of Ellsworth,
l.. nkrupt. Individually and as member OF the
nrn - ID. Hopkins 4 Company, -aad Hopkins
Nc Donald, 4 Company =. ayIng that he may be
decreed 10 have iuli discharge from all his
debts, individual and copartnsrship, proyable
under the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading said
Petition,
II is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same. on the LIST monday OF May,
A. ID. ISIS. before the Court in Portland, in said
District, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and that the second
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt, be
held before Charles HamlIn Esq Register, on the
twenty first day OF March ISIS, and the third
meeting Of the rsamc on thei twenty arst day Of
March ISIS, and that notice thereof be published
in the Bangor Daily Wing & Courier, and the
Ellsworth American, newspaper printed In said
District, once week for three successive weeks
Tand once in the weekly Bangor Courier. the last
publication Ia be thirty day. at least before the
day OF hearing, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons in intere st
may appear at "a ID time and place. and show
cause II any they have why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
WIN. T.. PREBLE,
5WlD Clerk of District Court, for said District,
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Fire.


PORTLAND, Ne, March II.
y house owned by Samuel Shaw was
DESTROYED by fire Yesterday, together
with the furniture, barn, hay, horse and
two cows. Loss two thousand dollars.
Insurance 1900 dollars, in the Phoenix.
Cause defect in chimney.
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Ad lninistratOr's Sale Of
Real Estate,

pY virtue OF Licsnce from the Court OF Pro-
d bate for the County OF Hancock, shall sell
1t public auction on the 27th day oil April next,
at Eleven O'Clock A. NJ. so mnch OF the real es.
tate OF David $. Brown late of Bucksport, de-
ceased. situated in Bucksport, (his0 honest cad
together with the reversoa OF the Widows dover J
will produce the sum of twelve hundred dol,
lars. for the payment or the debts and incidental
charges. Sale to be at 7. L. woodman's Office
in BucSsport.
MARY G. BROWN.
Administrative
Bucksport, March IL, 1878. swll
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Auburn Elects Republican Mayor.

In the Auburn election to-day, H. Il.
smith, Republican, was elected Mayor
10y eleven majority, over Turner sup
ported by the combined Democrats aud
Greenbackcrs
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Sufferers from coughs. colds. asthma
bronchitis. soreness of the throst. sud all dis
eases leading to consumption, don't fail TO try
AddmsoR's Botanic Bdlsdm. Sold BY drug
gists at IS cts.
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Annual Town Meeting March IL.
M0derdtor-M. T. Gilmore.
Clerk-B. Z. Todd.
Selectmen, Assessors aud Orerseers-A.
Condor, T.. b. Bates. b. Haynes.
Treasurer and Couector-A. S. Peaks.
s. 8. Committee-P. J.. Gilmore.
All Of the above Officers are Republican.
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Greenbsckers Garry Belmont.

N.R-'1E 7EssNF II ~ n NJ VI 4
The Town OF Belmont yesterday elect
ed a full board OF national greenback
officers.
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Local NOTICES.

DIR. f X. ,Jackson's Catarrh Snuf and
1'roche powder is highly Recommended
for Catsrrh Celds in the head. Headache,
sore throat, &c See Advertisement.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cATAssH REMEDY

strike, at the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o! the m"cr-us membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to he ad
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. 1y48
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swna's Island.
There is quite religious interest in
the Baptist church on Swans Island
where there has not been revival of re-
ligion before for more than ten years.
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sullivan
-Mbierat0r-John II. Hill.
Cierk-Nathanel Noyes.
.SeiectmeH-Asa ID. White, Smith Bean,
Barney b. Havey.
Tredsursr-Iabez 5. Foster.
Coilecior-George ". Ash.
CoHstlJics-Geo. w. Pettengill, q. b.
Havey, John v. Turner. James 5. Lord.