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CRANBERRY Isles.
thoroughly. showing no respect to per
sons, and the prevailing influenza RACES
here As elsewhere.
christmas night was celebrated by the
blooming Of two well-laden Trees at the
Westinghouse, arranged with character
istic taste. and one at Little Cranberry
Isles. These are the trees which blossom
and bear all at once.
The Cranberry Isles Sewing Circle
held their annual Fair. with Supper serv-
ed In their usual acceptable style. the eve.
ming OF the sth inst, at the house of one
OF Its members, Mrs. Harding. IL was
pronounced quite . success, the evening
being fine and goodly number present.
who seemed to enjoy themselves to the
top Of their bent. Thirty dollars were TAX
en-; sum which exceeded the expectation
of the members. who are few but particu-
larry dofire, in fact, each Is a host In HIM
self. In this line.
Rev. Mr.. Baker preached his farewell
sermon here last Sabbath evening; which
was well attended and is described as very
affecting. A movement is being made to
secure his services at Mt. Desert, and we
are informed. certain Influential individu-
ais In different sections OF this town. hold
out inducements for the continuance of his
labors here. HANCOCK.
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The friends of the Y. n. c. A. filed the
Methodist vestry on Monday evening, Jan. 9Th.
After Prayer, the President called for the Sec.
retary's Report, which was well given by Mr..
+. F. Redman The records showed that 173
Gospel Meetings bad been held BY the Y. n. e..
A. at ever 20 different places within rsdiu Of
Is miles. From to Is meetings were held at
each psce, and when il Is considered that ut
Ieast a. msny meetings have been held BY the
A .socisiion 10 town. we see that on an average
meetings q week throughout the year have
been conducted by members Of the Y. n. c. A..
The President followed this report with his
own, which supplemented ii, by showing many
good result. which had been accomplished
tbr ough those meetings; such - strengthening
weak churches, forming branch associations,
and in many places conversions more or less
numerous were reported.
Rev. Mr.. Harden next addressed the meeting,
ably expouDding ..tbe aim, method and spirit
OF Y. N. c. A. work" DIR. Hodgkins folio wed
him with most witty and pungent address on
SHE obstacles to the work Of the Y. n. c. A."
IT, in his descriptions Of the failhess, the cogg,
The jealous christian and other types Of obsts-
cles. any felt hit, they were careful not TO let it
be known.
Rev. Mr.. White succeeded with an able pre-
sentatiou Of the ''innuence Of the Y. u. C. A.
ut home and abroad" Then ''the duties of
christians to the Y. n. e. A." were briefly dis
cussed by Rev. Mr.. Ropes, and the exercises
closed with = stirring address by Rev. Mr..
Moores, ON ''the outlook for 1872"
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The Juvenile Singing School conducted
by Mrs. wigeiu and Miss Hopkins are pre-
pairing for an Exhibition Concert to be
given very soon. The children will be As
sisted BY some Of the local talent Of the
place, in instrumental As well IS vocal Sc
lections. The children will sing "Grand-
fathers Clock" and several other lively and
solid pieces. 1t is long time since con-
cert OF the kind has been heard In Ellis
worth and 1t Is hoped the good people will
feel disposed to patronize their home tai
ent A great need is felt In Ellsworth Of
musical interest. but here Is an opportunity
to show that there Is some awakening in
that direction. The price Of admission
viii be such as to suit all purses, large or
small.
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BUcKsroET-AI II. scn Lamoine. Leach. WIN
mington.
BASS HARBoR-Brig Manzanila, Rich, from
Calais for New York, with lumber, will lie over
here until spring.
PoKrLASD-Cld 10, sch Golden Rule. Got, .Eas,
Buehil.
BOsToS-Cld 10. brig Myronus. Jarvis, sagua
Ar Is, sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. New York.
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar ]. sch sunbeam, Saun-
ders, Hockland Tor New York. and sailed same
day.
Ar IL. sch Augusta Y Herrick Herriok. Bangor.
Ar IL, sch George Somes. Norwood. Port
Williams N for New York.
Sid sch Augusta Herrick.
PRovIDENCE-Below 8, sch Carver. Kelley.
from New YORK.
NEwPORr-Ar7 Z. sch Sunbeam. Saunders, Rock.
land for New YORK, Victoria, Mulligan. Ellsworth
for do and renamed in Port 10Th.
In Port II. s,hs sunbeam Rockland for New
York: Victoria, Mulgan, Ellsworth for do.
Sailed schs Sunbeam and Victoria Tor New ork
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld IL. sch Samuel Lewis, Al
icy. New YORK.
New YoKK-Ar l3 barque Charles Pearson
Swan, Hong Kong. sch Lille b French, Haskell
BluehiL
NEW LoSDoS-Ar 8. sch Clio Chilcott, Fu Her
| ton, New York
In Fort s. brig Morancy Small. to load for Porto
Rico.
,FERsASDIxA-Cld l. sch Mary Lord Smith
Port Spain.
JAoKs0xyILLE-Clds. sch Brave, Wooster. New
| York.
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G0olAs00rO.
In this town, liquor drinking appears
to be thing Of the past. Not one sign to
the contrary hiss the writer noted for the
past year at least. The couriers upon the
highway do not now transport the article.
aud the traders say that the unnatural de-
mand for bag rum and Jamaica ginger has
stopped entirely. Three compelling pow
ers have contributed to this desirable re-
suit, viz: the religious Interest. the ban OF
the law and above all. public opinion.
Toe fact that many OF the business men and
women OF the Shire town and commercial
centre OF our county have Enthusiastically
set their faces against the traffic Ia and use
of spirituous liquors has done more to abate
the giant evil in this county than they can
ever get credit for. | do believe that II
one-half Of the people OF Ellsworth would
merely lend the eioquence OF their pres
ence to the Sunday 6 7. NJ. Union Temper
ance meetings. a silent and subtle influ.
ence would be evolved that would be pow
erful for good, and with other agencies.
would. before long. put an end 10 king Al
cohors present miserable existence In the
city II not in the county. II poverty. dis
ease and death lurk in the wine cup what
philosophy 10 able 10 excuse US " we lift
not finger in the cause OF temperance.
Several deposits OF mineral haze lately
been discovered 10 the vicinity OF IVES,
Bay. One. narrow vein OF copper, ap-
pears very rich. W l.. G..
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Lonoene.
Home Temple Lodge. |. o. G. T. Of
this town gave an entertainment at their
hall, on last Saturday evening. Owing TO
the coalition Of the roads. many were pre-
vented from attending, yet the hall was
nearly filed, The Dramas Aunt Dinah's
Pledge" and The Little Brown Jag"
were appropriate and interesting, they
propose to repeat with additional a,trac-
tions next Saturday evening, hoping to see
all their friends. This Lodge Is now In
flourishing condition. and its membership
constantly Increasing. ITALIA
r. ID. Young formerly . citizen OF this
town, bot now . resident OF the West. Is
spending . short season with US but Is soon
to return, carrying with him the well
wishes Of his many friends.
a. X Coolidge has commenced isTIg:
scowed IRON the river and haulcd upon his
farm, over three hundred loads Of muscle
bed. ".
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Hotel Partially Burned.

BiDDEfORD, Jan. Ia
About two O'Clock this morning, Mr.
Foss, Clerk in the Bddeford House, dis
covered ire in room p. occupied by
Mr. Howes of the firm OF Howes, Hilton
x Co, of Portland. The fire spread rap
idly but was finally controlled aud con-
fined to one section of the Hotel. The
damage 10 the building and contents
was about 1900 dollars. The cause of
the fire wss over heating the room by a
wood stove setting fire TO the woodwork
around the chimney. The stock Of boots
and shoes owned by F. NJ. Cove. in the
store under the Biddeford House, wa.
damaged by wafer All inlly insured.
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Notice of FOreclO sure.

THE Fifty associates OF Ellsworth, n corpora
] ton under the laws of Maine, hereby give
public notice that they have a claim by mortgage
on a certain parcel Of land situated in said Els
worth in the County oil Hancock and described
as follows TO vii: beginning at the southeast
Corner of the lafayette Davis lot so called.
on the north side Of the road leading IRON the
County road 70 the mills al ths tive saw dam
30 called; thence on the line OF said DAVIS lot 70
the north vet corner thereof; thence west 10
land OF Geo. l.. fernAiI, and parallel with said
road thence by said fernad's line 70 said road !;
thence by said road to the place Of begnn ing and
Said mo, tgage is dated December 18Th A. ID. 1875.
and il recorded in the Hancock Resistry of deeds
vol. l53, page ?o7, and was given by Melvin Nc
Gown to said corporation. The condition in said
mortgage has been broken BY reason whereof.
said corporation claims foreclosure oil said
mortgage and gives this notice for that purpose
The Fifty ass ociates Of Ellsworth.
A. W. CuSHMAE, Treasurer.
Hale 4 Emery. Attorneys
Filsworth, January !, 1879 3w2
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Condensed Dispatches.

The schooner Robert Il. Smith Of Rock
land from Perth Amboy for Providence
with coal, returned to City Island leaking,
and was beached for repairs.
In the Supreme Cour, In Machias yes
terday, in the case Sawyer VS.. the Port.
land, Bangor & Mschiss Steamboat Co.
the jury gave . verdic, for the Defendant
Thomas Dowd was executed at St. An
drews, \. E.. yesterday for the murder o
Thomas Edward Wood az New River
September sth. He made a confession de
clsring Mrs. Wood innocent.
Loss by the New York Ore. nearly thre
millions.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

r HEREBY give public mott ce that Peter Ander-
son oil Brooklin, Lounty Of Hancock and State
of Name by his mortgage deed daed October. "
1853. and recorded in Hancock County Registry
OF Deeds in Book l35. Page 23s. conveyed to me
The following described real estate situated in
BROOKLYN azores aid, To wit: bounded on the east
by Buehill Bay, thence northerly from said Bay
by land of j. ". and Thomas Hale to the road
thence westerly by said road, to the road leading
from Thurstoh's mill to Naskeax Point. thence
southerly BY said road to stake and stones IN the
line OF Jacob Scavey's land. thence casterly b :
said Seayey's land Ia Buehill Bay aforesaid.
containing ninety acres NOR. or less, saving and
exemotug about one-hpli acre on the southerly
eide OF said lot and occupied by sad Jacob
yey, and on winch his pu ildings now stand. The
condition in said mortgage has been broken by
reason thereof claim a foreclosure. and for that
purpose give this notice.
3w2 AZOR COLE.
Dated al Brooklin, this I'd day OF Jan. A. D. 1873.
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Closing out sale.

Asian about to change my business | shall sell
~ Tor the next sixty days either at retail or
Wholesale, my entire stock OF goods consisting OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, trockery, Ready Made
Clothing Furniture, Paints and OILS, and every
thing Usually iou nd in FIRST Glass Country store.
The above stock OF g Gods will be sold regardless
OF COST ] will also sell the STORE at great
bargain. This Is a RARE chance for anyone wish
ing TO purchase u stock OF goods
This Is a BoSA FIDE SALE. Please call and
will convince you that mean business.
All pc rsons indebed TO either by NOTE or
account are requested to call and settle on or
before the Hrst day of February next, by so doing
you will save cost.
o. Z. DORR
Orland Jan. Ist, 1872. 3we
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Dseksp0ss.
A heavy fog hung over the village last
Monday morning
On Sunday evening the usual monthly
S. 5. concert was held at the Coogrega
tional Vesiry.
A slight runaway took place on the
street one morning last week. 80 dam
age done.
Gospel meetings are to be continued
one more week.
An uausual number OF people have
been helped by the town this winter.
Mr.. +. .. French delivered q temper
ance lecture in Emery Hall, on Sunday af-
ternoO1.
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At Antigua, II Dec, sch A Emerson, Emerson
from New York.
Ar at Falmouth. Jam Dec Is. sch 6 Porte r.
Curtis, from Norfolk.
Sailed from savanna IL Mar, Dec Is, sch elf.
ford. III Agdoa. Black River, Jam. EHF
Ar ~ Newchwang, Oct Is, Big. Annie Hall.
Relson. NagasAkL
sailed from Black River, Jam Is ult.sch Clifford,
Bragdon, MOrsnt Cay, to load for New York.
At Porte an Prince, - ult, sch Geosgietta. Lord
unc.
At InauguA, NO date. sch Edith Coombs, Coombs
FOR United states.
Ar at Havana. Jan. 4th, sch Abraham Rich
ardson. Reed Mobile.
Ar at Nassau, n. r. Jan. LIST. City Of Chelsea,
Goodwin. New York.
The schooner W. II. Card, from Hayti for Bos-
ton. 10 in quarantine at Bermuda. with loss Of
sails and ~ oder ADD foof cases Of fever among
the crew. The mate and one seaman were dead !.
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FOR SALE :.

THE undersigned offers tor sale to Q practical
i Machinist or Moulder one-half Of his Foundry
and Machine shop situated in Ellsworth; or II
preferred will sell The whole.
The Foundry 10 m ost iayorably located. there
being no other business of the kind within a CIR.
cult Of ninety miles.
The Foundry and Machine Shop contain all the
tools and machinery necessary to meet the re-
OF several new IN nufac,urins interests In addi-
lion u the already large Milling and Ship-build.
ing interests in the county. the future of this
gage in business are invited 10 investigate Any
informal ion desired be b i'd by addressing the
subscriber. or calling upon hin at bis place Of
business.
III WIN. O. MCDONALD.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this CITY each Sunday

CONGREGATION AL.-Preachin9 At 10 30 A
N. aud r. N. Sabbath School In the aftei
noon. at 10 O'Clock, n.
BAPTrsr-Preachins ct 2 and p. n. Sab
bsth School 1t p. d.
UNIrARIAN.-Sunday School ct O'Clock =.
NJ. Church service 1t . O'Clock and O'Clock
p. NJ.
CATHsHIc.-PreschiuR at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. sabbath School at 2 p. N.
METHoDIsT.-Preaching at and P. M
Sabbath School ct I p. n.
Observation-Disclosures held every Sum-
day at o'clock. r. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coonbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKrING-every SUM-
dsv at IA r. NJ. At Temperance Hall.
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CRYSTAL WEDDING.-On Friday evening
Dec. 9th, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Leland Of
Trenton, celebrated the fifteenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage. Many relatives
and friends were preseni, all Ct whom
brought token Of friendship 10 the shape
OF glass OF some kind. When all had ar
rived, we were invited :nto the parlor. to
listen TO some appropriate remarks and a
payer by Mr.. n. Hayses Of Trenton.
After prayer, the unwilling Of the presents
took place. The presents which were
many. consisted OF sets Of glass ware,
drinking cups. vases. etc. but what most
attracted the attention OF all present was
several centennial pieces, and set Of glass
ware from California, which were very
rare and beautiful. After the unveiing, a
letter Of thanks by Mr.. and Mrs. Leland,
was read. next bOuntiful repast was pro-
yided, which oil seemed 10 appreciate.
Then the elder portion Of the male me N
beers Of the Company, adjourned to another
room. to Iegals themselves with their ci-
gars and to talk horse business, hard tunes
ETC.. while others Of = more musical turn
of mind occupied the time In singing some
appropriate pieces. much to the grstifica-
ton OF all. Thus the evening passed pleas.
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Buy your clothing within the next 60
days At c.'st, At the Boston Clothing Store.
The Universal Pile Pills. are sold in
Ellsworth by s. D. Wiggiu.
DR.. z. r. Jackson's Catsrrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Cstsrrh. Colds in the head. Headache.
sore throat. &c. See Advertisement
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AUGUSTA, Jan. IA.
In the Senate the order relating tC
stationery, discussed yesterday, wa,
taken from the table and referred to The
committee on Civil Service Reform.
HOUSE.
In the House, numerous petitions
were presented from overseers OF the
poor of Bangor aud other cities and
towns of the Stale for change in the
pauper law. so that paupers shall be
supported 10y the State instead OF by
municipalities. This movement was
inaugurated by the officers of the town
of Lexington in Somerset County, by
sending circulars and blanks to the
towns and cities of the State Tor uni
form petitions Tor this purpose. Ii is
safe 10 say that this matter will receive
unfavorablc action.
There is diminulion in the petitions
for protection of shore fisheries to- day &.
The order was presented proposing an
amendment of the law of last winter,
SO that the steamers with seines shall
not be allowed to enter harbors and
BAYS of less than two miles in width.
instead of one.
The order authorizing the legislative
committee TO visit the various State In
stitutions. was taken from the table and
indefinitely postponed.
The Judiciary committee had a meet
ing and agreed to report legislation in
expedicnt on restoring the jury fee to
five dollars.
The committee on Towns fixed on
Tuesday afternoon of next week for
hearing on setting off Ward :. in
Rocklsnd.
The Educational committee have fix
ed on Tuesday afternoon of next week
for consideration OF the bill establi shiGg
an Institution for the deaf and dumb in
Maine.
Friday afternoon, the Gath inst. for
hearing on the Free High School Act.
Tie porgy bill will come up for hear
ing before the fishery committee next
Tuesday afternoon.
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r A ID !!

Send stamp for Yres Recipe removing Pimples,
Black Heads, FFeckles. A6th and Tan NaturSs
own cure (purely vegetable). gives . clear. beau
tiiul skin: Use lataline. lno LADY need weigh
tbs iulI face perfeps Torn, and nesh, health and
besaty; , Packages, q. Use Youthful 1loem for
lips and cheeks, 81. euporAuous Hair removed
instantly, q. Use Hail Producer for a heavy
beard, u. All by mali.
n. Z. flsKE, French Chemist Box 2l3, Newark.
NJ 3mos47
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The Weather.

WAR IMPAIRMENT. !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. jan FL ANY
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England, rising barometer, cooler North.
west winds, clear or partly cloudy wealth
er. Cauiionsry OF shore signals are ord
cred for Sandy Hook and Cape May.
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sheriff. Sale-J ames W. Patterson.
Bovditch's Flower Seeds-Wm. L Bouditch.
Miscellaneous Ads-G,eo. p. Rowell 4 Co.
Card-Jos. r. Inman.
Assignee's sale-Chss. II Rice.
Freedom Notice-Dapiei Hsgerthy.
Force losure-T. &. Wosdman.
Noiice-Buiiding Comm ttec,
Public Installation and Ball.
Local Naturalization Clothing store.
Petition to Co. Com'rs.- IL. Il. saunders.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the CITY OF NEW YORK
save annoyance aud rxpes-e OF carriage hire and
siop Al the q - " u UNION - OTEL, Op.
possts the GRAND CENTRAL pkPOT. IL has
over 80 elegantly furnished rooms. and ia htteti
upat an expense Of over 600 90. Elevator. steam
and all naodei n Improvements. European P,sn-
The REST C1e AVIS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are suppfedwvh the bes, The mar.
kst furnish, The cuisine IL unsurpassed.
Rooms for q single person. o., of.ss. and - per
day; rich suiies tor families prpport,onatcly low
that visitors 20 the city and travellers live
more luxuriousiy. for HISS money. At the GRAM
UNION. than at any other frsieisu Hotel In the
city. stages and ears pass the Hotel every mln-
ute for al parts of the city
ly1 q. &w. n. GARRISON Manager
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sntly away. and when the time for separa-
ton came. all were satisfied that they had
had good time. and that such gatherings
were conducive to happiness.
ONE OF THE GUESTS.
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0HlanA.

Our Congregational Society have re-
engaged the Rev. Mr.. Forsyth OF Bucks
port. " supply their pulpit for the coming
year. He breaches afternoons. Rev. Mr..
Smith breaches for them alternate weeks
In the evenings.
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ALADY'S WISH,

''Oh how do wish my skin was a. clear and
son Is yours." said lady TO her friend" You
can easily make il so.r.nswered the friend
How p inquired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and bloom
ing health. Ii done II for me, IS you observe
eva
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The following correspondence will e1-

The following correspondence will ex-
plain itself:
BUcKsTORT, Jan. Q, 1879.
To the officers and Members Of Union En-
CINE Co, EIs,corh Maine:
In behalf Of Torrent Engine Co. No. 2, OF
Bucksport. las their Commit;ee) we present
you with this Pitcher as an appreciation OF
your services offered and received, at the trial
Of Engines at Bucksport. Oct. Is, 1878. Also
as n token Of esteem with which We hold I'm
ion Engine Co.. Of Ellsworth, please accept
the same with many thanks, and rest assured
that your kindness on that ooc ,sion as well as
on all other occasions. viii long be remembered
with gratitude by Torrent Engine Co. No. 2,
Of Bueksport.
Yours. with success on all future uudertak-
ings,
T.. A. LEWIS. Foreman.
W. A. REMICk, Foreman OF Hose.
A. II. CARLEY,
Committee.
ELLSWORTH, Jan. II. 1879.
To the Officers and Members OF Torrent En-
CINE Co., No. 2. Bucksport. Ne:
GENTLEMEN Your beautiful gift Of silver
Ice pitcher As a token OF regard aid apprecia-
ton. Is received. and we herewith accept same
And in behalf Of Union Engine Co. No. 9. We
tender YOU our sincere thanks for such testi
monial Of friendship, and II In the past, by any
acts Of ours, have mcrited yonr good opinion,
you can rest assured that in the future, our
sympathy and services are at your disposal.
Yours very truly.
UNION ENGINE Co.. No. 2.
BY =. 5. CALL, Clerk.
The gin is massive and elegant and is
certainly a fine testimonial OF the kindly
feeling entertained by the Torrent Boys for
Unions Of this city. The pitcher Is en-
grsved as follows:
PRESENTED TO UNION ENGINE co.
ELLSWORTH
TORRENT ENGINE co.
BUCksroRT. MAINE
JAN. 1872"
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MARINE LIST.


Sch Waterloo, of Deer sic. before reported
ashore Pepers Rock, Gloucester, Mass, has
been hoated OF and discharged She as dam
aged to the amount Of about $3.50.
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M A r RI ED.

Ellsworth-Jan. IL, by Rev. T. +. White,
Mr.. Lewman Hutchings Of Ellsworth and
Miss Mary L. sprague d Milbridge.
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ROYAL R P66MS&R
Absolutely Pure.


pa
tnorMe suponexp TO the sphere I've
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DO you want to save your children! II you
do. 60 to g. A. PaFcher and get box Of Fes
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by al dfugKists for - cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt q the price.
Prepared By Fssssnden 3 Co., RockIand,
Maine.