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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baccos and representing them as the "Glory".
brand. IClaim the "Glory'' as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has q
gold tag with the word "GLoRY" upon II, and
none other is genuine, as it is positively sold
under no other brand In this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1873. au2
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MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
CURE
k For ~
& CATARRH =

1sof marvellous efficacy In the treatmento Of
Gore, Weak, Infamed, Red or Mattery Eyes;
liberation and Inflammation OF the Ear,
Violent Pains, Neuralgia, Ringing Noises In
the Head, Delirium and Deafness; Sore
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the UIvula, Swelling Of the Tonsils, Tickling
Cough and Bleeding OF the Lungs; Nervous
Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Memory, Loss
q Nervous Force, Depression Of Spirits, and
al affections. OF the Nerves, whether OF
Catarrhal origin OF not. It Subdues InflAm.
the above diseases.
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Address all communication 10
FREW 4 CAMPBELL
Publisher lntellIgeneof,
Wheeling, W, Va.
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&sea6eHvtae Observation-Disclosures BellaIrc nj as
/, MI Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives at BteubenTillo Al
b.lo p. mi leaves SteubenYills al $50 4, m, and M.
rtTsa at Bridgeport At SIS, and BellAlre at $40 4, m.
me steubenyille Accommodation, In addition 10
their regular trip To and from SlaubenTille, will make
he following trips between BellRIre. and Martins
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry .,...-........iOo a. IN.
BsllaIro.. ... ....,,.'...i 80 30 /. M M.
=, ."............a.,,. 3.46 n. IN.
Stopping when required al Sherman House, RtnA.
Vile, West Wheeling and GmVelHIlL
Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all PRINCIPAL points
u the East and WOst eau DO procured at d0 Ticket
F.R. MYERS,
ieS GeDUal Passenger and Ticket Al ont,
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COnRlInnlInni

SHOULD not 10 regarded as a trl1lIE
Allneut-in fact, nature demands the ut
most regularity Of the bowels, aud any
deVlatlan from this demand plVCSthe way
often to serious danger. II Is quite "a
netonary 10 remove Impure aecumula
lions from the bowels a. II Il 10 cat ar
sleep, ant no health can DO expected
where a costlVO habit Of body prevails,
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Bos1oY. Feb. %.

Itinstantly frees the Nasal Passages of foul
mucous a~ccumulations, restores the senses
Of taste and smell, leaving the Head deodorized,
clear and open, the Breath sweet and every
sense in a grateful and soothed condition.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81 %. Bold by all druggists
throughout the United States and CanadaS.
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The Success and Fruits of tile Reunion
Tho business Boom-The Political Out.
look In OhIo-Mr. AIliSOn's New Paper
The Coal Chute Prospect, &C., dc.
S%TEItRENvIIIR. Sentamhar 4
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HALL.

A Gri.el,S seminary Tor yOutg ladies. The
e,reBib annual session % this Institution will begin
SEPTEMBER v, 1879 Location healthy, full corps
Of Competent teachers great attention paid 70 all tho
important branches solid aud ornamental.
10 s,bopl offers equal nlyRntageI on lower terms,
Arply for catalogue and Information to
NiSMAEi +. MLLlSGS, PrIn.I Winchester, Va,
Nh
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRE, September &-Imports Tor Ii,
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Prr1sBuReH, September G.-PErRoLEun-
Quiet; crude 71Xo at Parker's for ship.
men.; refined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
On CRY, September 6-PEfRoLguN-Mar.
ket opened quiet. with sales at 6eK, declined
to 66Hc, advanced oand closed at 68K. ship.
ments 1900 barrelg, averaging II, 900 barrels.
Transactions 5000 barrels.
ed 69Sd.
fined l74Et.
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NlIARLESTOWN ACADEMY-A Pre-.
y r]aIsISry School e. ssn BSyS a. I, G 35SF TOW }eIsr :
nix, NJ, PIN. Il. +. CAMPBELL "a. 81. and Me-
llri " ~p'hingtOn and Leo uniV.), Asht. Next sos:
s0n btsius sept 10. A full course In Ancient and
NUItm Languages, Mathematics, Natural Phlloso.
phy aud Chemistry. The school Is we'll supplied
sita apparatus for Illustration In the scleneOS. For
Catalogue containing terms and list Of Testimonial,
spply tn tie Principal. au6.pAw
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WEST VIRGINIA. university,

Sine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
rea,cs lor one year from SI75 to $500; nOn-Stc.
iaFtani, liberal, thorough. full term begins Sep
irmbcr 81. 1870.
3sFor catalogues and other Information apply
{" 'h" President, J. X. Thompson, MOrg1ntOwE,
WrSi Va. Rul
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IhiG distressing Addiction occurs most frequently.
tne oniurhanoe o. the stomach, arising frOm the i'm.
the heauI accompanied With dlEagFecabIe nausea, and
this Constitutes what Is popularity known a. Sick
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OFlaal.
jr RIVER.

OTlA0d
The Methodist Church and Society
held Levee at the Town Hall on Thurs
day evening which was we'll attended. aud
a success, considering the weather and
travelling.
-Chss. Perkins OF LsmoIne, is jus, clos
Ing a more than usually successful term OF
school In the Hill Dist this village Mr..
Perkins is young man OF talent and char
acter. aud Is well calculated both by expe-
rience aud temperament for a successful
teacher OF the young.
MIR. James CHM. well known In this
part of the County as a dealer 10 last blocks
&C, has just died after lingering Illness,
aged IS.
Howard Nyc our Csstine stage driver,
came through with the mail promptly dur
ing the Fridays storm, when Il seemed al
most impossible to drive facing the storm.
not mentioning the drins.
Mr.. Geo. Powers, Of the firm OF Shaw,
Cooling & Co., shoe dealers, Portland.
who has sold goods for the las, few years
through this part OF the State. has Just re-
turned from a western trip. where he has.
By grea, business tact and energy, built
up large business for his firm. selling
goods in some IL states-ihus opening
large field for Maine manufactures lie re-
ports unusually good sales. and business
reviving.
Rel gious rcyiysls are generally at
tended with more or less northumberland
amounting In some cases 10 frenzy" and
when not attended with undue excitement
1t is often laid TO their charge by those op-
posed.
cannot speak for the REVEALS In other
places. but can tru;hivIly report that the
religious awakenin. In this village is sin
gulsrly free from excitement, no more feel
ing is manifested than would be expected
from any person brought to knowledge
OF their state OF sInfulness and personal
accountability. Our meetings increase in
interest. and new converts are continually
coming forward, some from a class not us
ually reached.
Ii seems as II fron the labors OF Rev.
Mr.. Forsyth, Mr.. Wentworth aud others,
The fields were white for the harvest
and the inga,hering was taking place aud
was to be deep aud abiding. Certainly a
change is coming over the moral attitude
of this place, "a change much needed) and
which must cause all christian hearts 10
"rejolce and be glad" MEDIcUs.
Feb. "a. 1879.
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About 6 O'Clock this "wednesday morn
Ing, an alarm OF fre was sounded and
bright light was discovered up the river.
Owing TO an uncertainty as TO lis precise
locality, Fire Co., No. 3, started up the
West side OF the river and No. 2, went up
the East side. The fire proved 10 have
started in the ell OF the house belonging
TO Mr.. Luther Jordan, situated on the
East side and nearly opposite the boarding
house belonging TO Hopkins mill. When
No. ?. reached the fire the house, ell. and
stable OF Mr.. Jordan were past saving,
and the fire had extended 10 the house
of Clark & Davis, occupied by WIN. Car
mean. which was also wrapt in flames.
The fire burned with such rapldity as to
render the saving OF the buildings i'm
possible. The ell and q fine stable at
iached to the house Of Clark Davis were
also burned A portion Of the furniture In
the Jordan house was saved, and most OF
the furniture in the house of Clark &
Davis. We are unable TO learn the
amount of the loss. Mr.. Jordan had an
insurance OF $500, and Clark & Davis
$500.
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4 oset0e.
The model school, under the care Of
Miss Annie NJ. Perkins. closed on the 18th
inst. Miss Perkins has very happy facul-
ty Of teaching and governing children. and
all who know OF her efficiency In that de-
partment will regret 90 learn that she has
resigned. She has been connected with the
school several years.
The Easiport and Portland cutters
were in our harbor during the heavy east
erly storm OF Thursday aud Friday. They
always lind good anchorage here.
The Castine Packing Company will be-
gin the canning of Holsters and clans, as
early as possible, and we hear the little
Steamer Everett. has already made one or
two trips along the Islands 10 search of
lobster fishermen.
Our beloved doctor, Joseph l.. Stew
ems, passed quietly away at 2 O'Clock last
Wednesday morning. being about eighty
eight years old. All who know anything
about the people and history Of Castine dur.
ing the last half century, know something
OF the noble and generous qualities Of his
character; being thoroughly welded to
his profession, he pursued 1t with the most
unse,fish devotion. the rich and poor alike
receiving his kind and sympathisinp at
tention. He has gone to Ill the place OF
one who loved mercy. and who shall jill
his place?
Our young lawyer, Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Warren. was married on the evening of
the 18th instant to Miss Mary Z. Parker.
at the residence Cf the brides mother in the
presence of about forty guests. Rev. Mr..
Arey, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church. official
ing. r.
Feb 90
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The nominees for selectmen were Guy w.
McAlister. Jos. Tillock. and f. G. Colby,
Jr. The united Democrats and Green
hackers, as they styled themselves. nomi-
mated Joseph l.. Buck, Alonzo Colby and
Seavcy as their candidates.
The fourth anniversary of our Reform
Club and Ladies' Aid, occurred on Sunday
last. The officers Of both societies made
reports which were received with marked
appreciation.
Mrs. Smith, Treasurer Of the Ladies'
Aid, reported total receipts slss; paid out
sl04; now on hand s63s2.
Mrs. Emery. of the Beney olen, fund, re.
ported. garments furnished to the needy
50; other pieces OF work l25.
Mr.. Lewis OF the Reform Club, report
cd l52 members one year since, present
number Of members $50.
A. II. Gem, Treasurer, announced the
total receipts sl359o; expenditures Sl24..
SO, balance in the treasury sll.44.
Rev. c. b Bessee delivered very able
and interesting address before the Temple
of Honor, In the Methodist Church Sunday
evening.
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The vocal and Instrumental concert under
the auspices Of the Union Engine and Hose
Company No. 2, was a very satisfactory
entertainment, and thanks are due the en-
terprislng captain and his energetic assis-
tants, mem beers OF the company Tor giving,
Ellsworth such musical treat. Andrews
Orchestra always popular here, is sure TO
draw a large audience, and the extra at
traction OF the Penobscot Quartette Of Ban
gor, was sufficient to gather the largest
audience that has been seen in Hancock
Hall for "many lay"
The selections Of the quartette would
have been better appreciated, had they not
been too much in the same vein. The
medley and Mr.. Patterns, 'If l were a
Ksight," received the most hearty APP
plause. Encores were not entirely in order
not from lack Of appreciation on the part
OF the listeners. but because the majority
were thinking of that part OF the pro-
gramme 10 which they were to figure.
The Orchestra played with its usual good
taste and finish. The drs: number, Stra.
della, was the finest piece OF instrumental
ton of the evening. The instrumental
medley elected an encore, which was re-
sponded TO by q selection, introducing an
imitation OF the cuckoo; but the poor bird
owing no doubt to his long ride. In the
cold, and his upset into the snow. was
slia htly out Of tune. The last number on
the programme was q Galop composed by
Mr.. Andrews and dedicated to the compan-
les. with the novel accompaniment Of a
vocal chorus The galop began with the
ringing OF the bell and q. cry of FIRE, and
ended with the fre being extiuguishesi.
! The only fault in the composition was its
b:eviiy. Below will be found the words
OF the chorus.
| The concert closed ut ten. and the hal |
was speedily clesre for the dancing. More
couples than could dance comfortably
formed tor the first march. Ore thing was
noticeable in this dance, which mars the
appearance Of any ball and is not compli-
mentary to the managers or those ladies
who have prepared themselves TO dance.
and that WAS. ladies dancing with hats and
cloaks on. no less than dozen participst-
| ing ia the first march thus sppareled.
The dancing was only interrupted BY .
charge upon the City Hotel for refresh
ments. The most Of the dancers ibid not
60 home till morning" and then GOT alone.
which they never do. or. ''hardly ever"
The ball wss tastefutiy decorated with
fiags. mirrors, pictures. bird cages and
wreaths. A gilt spread eagle Was At either
end Of the hall. and over one. were the hg'
ures rs giving the largest number Of feet
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taunery, recently had one OF his hands
struck and badly crushed by one OF the
heaters In the hide-mil. Some Of the joints
were badly bruised, the middle joint broken
and an ugly wound made In the back Of
his hand ipjuring the cords and muscles
severely. The wound has healed, and he
has free use Of the joints.
On Thur day Jan. 9th, Willie Roberts.
son of Henry Roberts, while coasting In
Cllfton, had both bones OF the leg broken,
and badly comminuted. Feb 9Th. the leg
had healed with no deformity. Both cases
were attended by DR.. +. L. Perry.
Ur RIVER.
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made by the engines. On each side Of the
stage were placed marble topped tables.on
one of which Was a silver trumpet, one OF
their trophies Of victory, and upon the 9TH
er the handsome ice pitcher presented by
the Bucksport company. In the center
was an elegant bouquet. About sixty dol
lars was realized above expenses.
VOCAL CHORUS or "THE UNIONS OWN
The bells, the bells are ringing wild.
The well known signal chime;
The fire Is DER the river, boys.
Up. up, and be In time.
Now rush. with brave and dauutless hearts
And take the shortest route.
Now Unions fly, and move the brakes
And drown the fire fiend out.
Hurrah, hurrah the fire is out.
Wen shout a joyous strain;
Hurrah, hurrAh! we'll sing and shout
And wait the bells again.
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DoeksDOrS.
"A slight fire occurred on Sunday morn
ing 10 a house. occupied by . Heath fam.
lily. in that part Of the town known Is the
Flats The fire was extinguished before
the engine arrived. Damage slight.
Hon. s. G Hincks spoke to large au-
dience in Emery Hall one afternoon last
week. on the affairs OF the town past aud
present. He gave lucid explanation of
the doings Of the town. during the building
OF the b. & b. X. K. and the selling OF the
bonds in aid Of the same. thereby setting 1t
rest many rumors Of alleged Irregularities
In those proceedings.
The hsrd-money Democrats with the
Republicans united IN Citizens caucus
Saturday afternoon tor the nomination OF
muadcipsl officers for the ensuing year.
The caucus was large ard .snthusiastic,
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MARINE LIST.


NEW BEDroRD-sli IL. sch Clio Chilco,t, Full.
lerou, New York.
NEW YoRK-Ar Is. Clio Chilcott. Fullerton ;.
wareham. Samuel Lewis, Alley, Fall River. and
Victoria, Milliksn, do.
Ar 10. sch Mary Jane Lee, Haggerty. Boston.
Ar 20, sch Joseph Wilde, Reed, Cienfuegos; sch
Abble WATSON Lord Prov idence.
Cid 81. barque Belle Wooster. Higgins. Havre
sch Adam Bowiby. Call. Jeremie.; Frank A Ma
gee, You ne, Wilmington. L. Passed through
He'll Gate, II, bound east, brig Eugene II ale,
.Lo ri. from New ! ort for EaJ onne.
Az -, 50 inilg Leslie, Haggerty. Jeremie.
AR "a, barque Mary Hale. Higgins. Passage
NEWCASTLE DEL. In harbsr. Feb Is. sch Geo. W
Collins.
JAcKsoSvILLE-sldl Is sch p wyman, Urann,
Baltimore.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy your clothing within the next co
days at cost, st the Boston Clothing Store
The Universal Pile Pills, are sold In
Ellsworth by S. d. Wlggin.
DR.. T. X. Jackson's Catarrh Snur and
rroche powder is highly recommended
Tor Catarrh, Colds In the head. Headache,
sore throat. sc. See Advertisement.
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Republican Caucus.

TRE Republicans aud all other voters OF Ellis
i worth. opposed to the nominations IN de on
Thursday last, arc invited To meet at Hancock
Hall on Thursday, the s7Ih inssAnt, at two o'ciock
in the afternoon. to nominate a candidate for
Mayor. and to transact any other business that
may come before the Caucus.
PIE ORDER or CITY COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth, February "a. ie19.
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The Press properly says; There has
been no severer indictment OF Tilden's fit
ness for the high Office which he so ferv-
emily declared before God and the country
he had lost through fraud than the follow
ing from the Utica Herald we canuo,
escape from the fact that he declared be-
fore the Potter subcommittee. while de-
clning TO justify the conduc, of bis nephew
Pelton, that his error was excusable,' MIR.
rilden was burning with indignation over
frauds he imagined and declared TO have
been committed on the other side; but
when pressed by the committee to say
whether he had any personal knowledge
OF the frauds he alleged, he was compelled
TO ADM, that he had none. Thus depouuc-
Ing imagined frauds, he declared In the
same breath that the glarIng attempts to
buy electors, proved and confessed and
spread before the country In every naked
detail, were excusable."
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How 10 IL that the dog, the best, trusst.
usOst courageous and unsel6sh OF mans
friends, 10 used 10 various expressions ~
indicative Of every thing that IL bads An
obstinate scoandrel Y termed logged" .
.oo oIa,s.sss se ..0.a psPy he re-.
y ~ fair 20 TIE doGs.
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Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoSGRrGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 30 A
NJ and p. N. Sabbath School In the after.
noon. at Il O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIST ct 2 and r. N. Sab
bath School ut Z. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Suudsy School ct O'Clock p.
N. Church service at 2 O'Clock and ! O'Clock
Z. NJ.
CATHoIIc.-PreSchiug at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at P. NJ.
METHopIsr.-Presching At and ! 2. M
Sabbath School at l z. NJ.
sPfRIrv ALIsT.-Meetinss held every Sun
day st O'Clock. 2. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEKTING-every sun
dav ut IA z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised In our
columns, are sure cure for sgue. biliousness
and kidney complaints Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recomme nded
Those afflicted should give them 4 fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic in the
praise OF their curative quslities.-PortlaRd
Id
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The best msn in the country use AdGmsoR's
BotGRtc BdisaBs. Governors, Bankers, Clergy
men, Physicians, Lawyers, Merchants, Ne
ehanles, the high and low, the poor as well Is
the rich. all testify TO its remarkable curative
powers in Coughs. Colds and all Lung Disess-
es. Price 30 els.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. 26.-l An.
Indications.
For New England and Middle States in
creasing Easterly 10 Southern winds, fall
ing barometer, cloudy weather and snow,
with slight rise In temperature during the
day. Cauiionsry signals continue from
Smithyille. n. c., TO Esstport.
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NJ A II RED.

Winter Harbor-Feb. %. by +. X. Bunker
Esq, Mr.. John X. Norwood and Miss Lillian
5. Wilkinson. both Of Goudsboro.
Trenton-Feb. p, BY Rev. c. Z. Harden,
Mr.. James T.. Berry OF Eden, and Miss Jennie
Marshall, OF Trenton.
Cranberry Isles-Feb. %, by A. c. Fernsld,
Esq, assisted 10y Rev. J. II. Baker, DIR. Ed
ward B. SiIsby Of Aurora, and Miss Annie Z.
Fernald, Of Cranberry Isles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

Health II N inestimable jewel. The cough
One bottle Of Hdie's Honey of HoreAoHsd aad
Tar viii svert the evil, and save You from con-
sumption. WIN yos weigh Life against half.
dollar; Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothscae Drops cure IN minute.
Inns
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Don't fdI TO try DR.. kimbalis Balssm. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throst, Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
efiectusl remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price IS 4 80 cents. by all
Druggists. lyr.1