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| DEDICATION or ChURCH.-On Thurs
day Of last week the newly completed
church at Prospect uarbor was dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies. Although
the day commenced uLplessaptly, and the
roads were almost impossible. goody
number OF people were present. Invita-
tons had been extended 10 at least ten
clergymen aud as none OF them reside be-
| yond few hours ride OF Prospect Harbor
"a many were expected. But 1t was EVIL
| dent that the zeal OF nine Of them had been
over estimated. One divine only. Rev. ii.
NJ. Eaton OF Mlbridge. responded with
| his presence and upon his broad shoulders
fell ali the ministerial labors of the oc-
ca-ion.
| Ia the forenoon Mr.. Eaton taking for his
text the words OF our savior. Can ye not
| discern the signs OF the times" delivered a
sermon at once appropriate, practical aud
| powerful; a sermon SO simple AS 10 be uu-
derstood by every child, and ye, 50 pro-
| found as To- demand the closest attention
Of his hearers. a Christian sermon liberal
| yet containing no sentiment TO which the
most orthodox could take exception. After
| the presentation OF the key from Daniel
Dessy chairman OF building committee, 10
| +. ". Cicaycs chairman OF trustees, aud
short prayer imploring God TO accept the
building which the people of Prospect
Harbor had thus dedicated TO His worship,
the exercises closed.
Ia the Afternoon there was social meet
Ing al which several gentlemen made short
addresses. 4 sabbath School concert In
the evening completed the days exercises.
The symmetry and beauty OF the church
eitice. together with the attractive ap-
peafaucc Of H. interior. elected much
favorable comment. The builder Aifre.l
Tracy OF Gould.boro. and Messrs. Cosgius
and Whitaker OF Lsmoine, who finished
the Interior. deserve aad receive much
praise for the falthiulness with which their
work was accomplished. Aud to the
energetic ladies and gentlemen who have
planned aud executed the erection. cOm-
pletion and dedication OF this church.
honor i due. not only from this, but from
suceeedin. generations that will worship
under lis roof.
4 CARD
For aud In behalf OF the people OF Pros
peci liArbor. We the undersigned com
mittce cordially extend to Rev. II. VI.
Eaton OF MjIbridge, our sincere thank, for
his pleasant aud prompt acceptance Of the
Invitation to be presen, al the Dedication
OF the Union Church az Prospect iiarbor.
on Thursday Dec. An Inst Also for the (
. ~ able manner In which he conducted
the entire services OF the day-a WORK, a I
portion Of which was or would have been
assigned 10 other clergymen had they re- /
.pouacd in the affirmative 20 lhelr invita-
zion and been present on the pleasant oc-
casi5n.
T.. ". CLEAyEs
J ". WILLIAMS. o.
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SheriH's Sale.

HASeoGx. ss.-Koy. 18th. A. D.. 1879.
7 HAVE this day taken on Execution, the right
! which Eliza A. Sargent has or had on the 18th
day Of June A: D., 1873. being the time Of the At.
tachment on the original writ, 70 redeem from a
mortgage TO George Parcher, dated Oct 3lst a. D..
Deeds. Vol. 100. Page 81, the following dssoIbed
real estate situAted In Ellsworth, in said C6tnty'
bounded Os an and dsser,bsd &c ipl,oNs p Wit; Begin.
soush east corner bounds Of the late Joseph
Aoor1s homestead lot thence easteriy on said
Aooret south line six rods more or less 70 land of
parallel with Franklin street. 90 forty four feet
thence westerly on John G. Jordan's north line 10
Franklin street; thence Franklin street to place
And shall sell said right 1t public auction Il the
ONCE Of A. =. Burnham. In Ellsworth, Oh Sathr
day, the 9Th day Of DeSembef, A. D., M a IN
9'clock in the forenoon. '''''
= !. : !. y 4. 4 DEvEREUx. Sheriff.
svts 4. \. nsvx1xux sAs,G
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MARINE LIST.
Ells - Orth Port.

EiIs y Orth Port.
Thursday. Dec. 1.
ARRIVED.
Sch OiruEto, Hammond. Hostou
CLEARED
sch A WooiAri. Jordan, New York
sch Elizabeth, feTrel, Bar Harbor.
Saturday. Dec. {.
ARRIVED.
sch AEr!cols. within. F. Portland
Sch Dolly Warden, -, Passport
CLEARED.
sch samuel Lewis, Hodsk IN, BostoH.
sch sea Flower, Mos lcy. Bar HzrboT.
Monday. Dec. :.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine. Jordan. Boston.
sch { u Oliver. -, Portland.
Tuesday. Dec. ,.
ARRIVED.
Sch ChSs Upton. kici. Bo.ion.
srh Radiant. Ia-,iinE Portland
Sch Panama, NDoa Boston.
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Ellsworth RAIls.

EIlsw ossh Ralls.
Business is lively with the merchants
getting in their winters stock. and fitting
out lumbermen with supplies for the
woods.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Elections in Boston, Salem and Lynn.

Elections in Boston, Salem and Lynn.
BoeIoN. Dec. ..
The municipal election TO-DAY rrsnlt-
ell in The choice OF Mayor Prince, dem,
b. a plurality OF -s63. The aggregate
total vote cast was 1854. OF which
Prince had 1875; Slcbbin., rep. TO-
o55. King. greenb., 357; aud McDaviu.
Batter dem, 81.
In salem, Henry X. Oliver. rep, wa,
reelected Mayor, and &. 4 SaudorsoH.
grccnb, was reelected in Lynn.
Election in Worcester.
WORCESTER, Dec. ..
Ia the ciiy election to-day. / 4.
Kelly, republican. was elected may OF.
The republican. elected al! their alder
men and : of = couHci.meu.
Election in Keene. n. Il.
hLENE. y. II, Dec. 2.
1nt democrats elect IlOrAtio himball.
The republicans have of 3 aldermen
aud u OF Is cOunciimeu.
Election IL Lowell Mass.
LOWELL, Dec. ..
Green Halsc, republican, i elected
mAtor OVER Crowley. democrat by 96i
majority.
Election IN NewburypoTt.
NEwBURIPoKT, Dec. g.
MAYOR Currier, democrat, i re-clccl-
ed The aldermen and counci.men are
4.rpacrat.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTAl

u Ar DEFAkIHENI.
OLice OF the Chief Signal Ofhcer. I
" ARLINGTON, ID. l.. Dec. l0.-l A. N.
Indications.
For New Esglans, falling barometer,
increasing south 10 east winds, and
warmer, threatening. follower by rainy
weather partly. or snow in northern
portions.
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SUDDEN DEATHS.

Death of Hon. ,. g.. ua,o Of Dover.
boytW. Dec. =.
Hon John e. MAJ ui i.Ncrou sen
Tor member of the firm OF Mayo n >on-.
wooden manufacturers, died to-day. al
All advanced age, after a short iliue.s.
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Don't fda 10 try DR.. kimoalrs Bslsam, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
Throsi, Chest. Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
efectusl remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price p 4 30 cents. by all
Druggists. lyr,
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OF BOSTON

VIII be pleased TO Ill orders for any de .erip,ion
OF DRY foods. and send BY mail or express 10
any part OF The United states. Our stock Of
every variety Of Dry Goods is larger aud more
complete Than any other stock IN New England.
and our piice- VIII De found the very 10 west Of
any house ~ the United States, special bargains
being Constantly offered.
Samples OF any articles sent By mail whe F., re-
guessed. orders nlled promptly. and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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SCI Carrie " RicAarison Richardson at New
f"rk from - Thomas, reports. had some very
bad weather during passage. Wa ) day. OF
IiAgteTaa.
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sheriff - sale.

Hancock. -s.-NoT- c4lh. is7g.
T HAVE this day taken On Execution issued from
/ the supreme judicial curt tie right that "a.
u lilians has or had on the 18th lay Of Decsm
Der, l--, the time Of the attachment thereof upon
The original writ, - 4 conveyance Of a certain bar
&c! Of real estate IN Franklin, in said County
bouhle,l on the north by land dee,ied by Trustee.
Of bingham Estate 10 D. W. lark on the east b.
!ani Of .. Il Clark and others, ami The John
Bragdon Lot 50 called on the south by the lots
Formerly ca!erl the stephen Clark lots and Ira
but!er lot, on the west by the town line and con
tanning Two hundred acres more or less by virtue
OF contract with The Trustees Of the bingham
Estate, datr'l January -, ls77-and | shall sell
The -aine At public auction 10 the highest bidder
therefor. nj the Office Of Hale 4 Emery, in Els.
worth, IN sand County, saturday, December
-'h y u, i>'y, At two o'clock in the afternoon.
A. K. DkN EREtX, sheriff
true copy-AltesI.
S"is \. Il. DEvEREUX, Sheriff.
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Probate Notice.. 4. DOR.
I andics and >ut--Ef : Huber.
kaoW Iay-e.I -tiqrs see Doll
fcsslfe N1acs- =. X Tiisou
lafpct'- Magazine Harper \ Bfstbe4s.
New Barb.r ~non-Audscv =. Jordan
Pea son 10 LeEt-istsre- NhUc5mh Hayncs.
Pros IH'~iU--i bangor t1HstaefcIfL
tnrl-tnss t.aods-R D >Hn.ushr.
NuuCr-Aua ". K tBth
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Business Notices.

Colds are lying about in the air thicker than
makes IN snow stnrm-every body Is catching
them. yet everybody knows. or ought to know
that iddms0.'s Balsdm Is warranted to cure
cold. and coughs and all disc asses OF the throat
and lung..
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Sherltf'S Sale.

HAsCOcK. ss.-Nov 18th. A. D. ls-y
T HAVE this lay taken on Execution from the
i supreme Judicial ouri, the right " hIch Reuben
6 Dursan has had on The lIth dAy Of January,
\. D. ~. being the Tine OF the attachment on
the original writ u rc'ic-m IRON \ mortgage to
joseph r. Hinckley. datei July md. 4. u. 80,
AMI rccored IA Hancock oGnly Registry OF Deeds,
Vol. H.. Page III. The follow ing described real
estate situated in Bluchil bOunIei ami described
as follows, TO wit BesiBniGs a. The y. b., corner
bound. Of said Reuben g. DurgAn's homes t.ad
farm, and running by the fence ,. ~ east
eighty three rods To corner bounds thcncs ;, -
west seveniy-sescn rolls; thence ;. 5I' east
twenty three rods 10 corner bounds thence west
eight rods. thence >. thirty tour rods, thence =,
= west ms. six rods 10 the highway thence on
sAli highway :, west eishty-one ru-is thence
., q Il. west seventy rods 70 corner bounds :,
thence y. Il = wet one hunire. ami one rods 10
LemUel i. Cgshlns's iAnd thence y. ~, west
tSo hundrcl and seventy one rods u 1Tst
tiDue,i bounds containing two hundre, scres more
purgan By Joseph Hinckley and Robert ". Hiuck.
ley. By deed daied Oct. l3th, A. ID. 1875. ami
corded ia Hancock Registry, Vol. lo!, Page ~,
excepting one pIcco Of about twenty ilyc acres
sO!i ~ Lemuel l.. {. Hin, klry, and one piece OF
about twenty acres, sold 20 James Mcnamara.
And | shall sell said right at public auction, at
the ONCE Of Hale & Emery, IN Ellsworth, ia said
County on Saturday. the s7th day OF december
a ID, l>sy. at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
A. Il. DESEEEUN, sheriff.
\ true copy-Aitesi:
5sfs a Il. DEvEREIX, Sheriff.
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NJ \ II RI ED

Ar at rrcs'e Nov. -. bark Belle wooster.
II lss,n,. Pm. adctphla
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Election in Worcester.
Election in keene, n. Il.
Election IN Newburyport.

NEWBURiPOKT, Dec. =.
MAYOR Currier, democrat. i re-elccl-
el The aldermen and counci.men are
democrats.
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The funeral Of Rev. Mr.. Corthell was atte nd
ed Dee 4tb al Salisbury's Cove. Services
conducted by Rev. J. +. Eyeleth, assisted BY
five neighbOriBg ministers. Mr.. &. became
pastor Of the Baptist church, in Eden. some
eight wears ago. and continued some five years.
He found the clutch weak and small, with no
GENITAL ralIying point and no Sabbath SCHOOL.
He sueeeeded BY the blessing OF God, in the
erection OF beautiful house Of worship, 10
establishing m interesting and efficient Sab
bath school, and enjoyed blessed revival in
which il was thought some sixty persons were
converted. For some three years he has been
without pastorate. Mr. [. Was graduate OF
Is ,ter.i lie College, always close student, a
clear thinker aud logical. lie has left large
and valuable library, which will. undoubtedly
be ssld st large reduction from The original
cot. This will be Il rare chance for young
B,en in the ministry % supply themselves with
needed books
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which had been stretched from top to dash

which had been stretched from top to dash
board. The horse was dripping.
And now it wheeled and drew up at the
door. Poor Miss Dinah stood with out
stretched hands and dilated eyes, white,
trembling thirty long years - her lover,
her darling-so long lost-now to see him
again
don't know how il happened but at
that moment there was flash from the sky,
followed instantly by dreadful peal, aud
every living thing was for few seconds
shaken and stunned.
When Teresa came to herself she glanced
out, terribly bewildered, and saw her mis-
tress lying on the porch. She ran out with
dreadful cry of "God ha' mercy" and
lifted the PROSTATE woman.
An old gentleman had by this time
got out OF the carriage, and assembled the
steps.
''Is she injured ?" he asked, STOPPING to
take her pulse.
Poor Miss Dinah heard his voice-in thir-
ty years she had forgotten many things, but
not that-and the sound revived her even
from the coma in which the thunderbolt
had cast her.
Richard" she murmured, with faint
smile. ..r
They made her sit up, Teresa propping
her back with her own stout knee.
care you hurt, Dnah?" asked Richard
Clifford. ..... .U -
She moved her head with strange help
lessness, striving for something, they could
not tell what. Then she said
81 can't see--I am blind" snail never
see you again, Richard. The lightning has
done it; !" and from those sightless eyes came
two or three great tears that rolled down on
his hand and hers, locked together in greet
ing, after 50 long
They took her in and gave her some stim-
ulants, and very soon she was quite herself
in all things but one; but that was never to
be more--neverl
He remained but the great dinner went
begging. A doctor came and examined
no use; sight quite gone-smitten and eff
faced by that fiery shaft" Poor Miss Dinah
cried. Her vow-the crucfix! Was it a
judgment?
Richard Clifford fingered there many
weeks, and she became more resigned One
day they went quietly to the village church
and were married.
al am so changed, Richard"
"Not to me-" he answered.
But there was a disenchuntment for HIM,
although he thus denied il, which she, poor
thing, never knew. Perhaps that was some
compensation for her great loss. To her
mind Richard Clifford was not as to others
gray headed, wrinkled and bowed; but
the proud and splendid lover af her youth
the brilliant apparition she had looked
on for the last, last time, thirty long years
before
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DEAR SIR /:

If you are in want of anything in the way OF
GUNS.RIFLES, REVOLVER~,
PILTOLS, Ann unitiUn Gun Material. Fishing
Tackle or any other FINE SPORTING GOODS
please write Tor my Large Illustrated Catalogue
and Price List which mail FREE. Yours tru
JOHNSTON'S GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS
PTTTsBuRG, PA
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SALE or TO Rent.

An eligillv located story Double m
Frame House situate IN East WeisspOrt. flHa1
with i've aud one-hult acres OF LAID, lisf#l
good orchard Of choice apples, dc. For iurth
er particulars, apply 70
L, F. RLEPPINGER,
Jou' IL Le' lshtuu, IA
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AMONG THE POETS


was seated one night in the parlor,
In slippered release from care,
And Marian, at the piano,
Was drumming some noted air,
When, as a chord she sounded
A lingering, LOFTY strain
TWAS taken up by the whistle
Cfan outbound railroad train.
So truthfully 1t blended
With the shrill pianos tone,
1t seemed but one note, extended,
On the airs of evening thrown.
II darted away in the darkness,
And with ears wide open tight,
We heard its fading cadence
Suhside in the hush of fnight.
Then Marlan's hand fell nerveless.
AS the sound prolonged she heard,
And tearfully she sought my side,
But never spoke word.
A sense of mystery filled her soul
With most emphatic power,
AS the stolen chord sped on It's way
Full twenty miles an hour.
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Something WRONG.

One Summer nlght-the Sun was bright,
The trees looked down upon the stars,
The frogs sang gayly from their nests,
And graceful danced the jaguars.
The topaz brook flowed through the sky,
The green moon wlnked from ruby vale,
The worm came out and caught bird,
And proudly blushed the wayside rail.
The pump began to hum tune
A high old hilarious tune
And on the peach-fed tambourine
Most sweetly played the bug of June.
Chickens on their hlndlegs pranced,
The squash whirled round with stunnln
whiZ-
There's something wrong about this song,
thlnk-in fact, I'm sure there Isl
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| DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
minlstTatiOn upon the rs ate Of Riehd ThaTp,
late of Franklin Township, Carbon County,
Penna., decd, have been granted TO the un-
dersimed. All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said Estate viii make immediate
payment and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
to LYDIA THARP,
Administrator.
franklin Twp, May 10, lST9-w6
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VOL. VII, No %.
Railroad Guide.
pHILA. s. READING RAILROAD

Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
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large and handsome Carriages for Funeral
PURPOSES aud Weddings DAVID EBBERT
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Offices to Let.

TEEEE BOOKS SUITABLE o oFflcLS
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APPLICATION roR A PATENT

To THE CHIHUAHUA MINE-No. 9Hi-..
:. Land ofiee, Enre4s, Neyads. Juneif,
io79. Notice is hereby given. that the by
State silver Mining Conpsny, whose posseihes
address il Bosten, Mass. have this day niea
their application fer . patent f3r sixteen nun
Gred linear feet II the CkIhnahra ialht VI
vein. bearing silver. With snrfsce i;fenna wv
hundred feet in widih. ~sitaate, lying ana gs'ne
in Newark Mining District, County OF "hns
! the. and State If NeyRdx. aud known ana
designated by tho field notes and ofheia gss
ea die 10 this Office as lat No. f~orty-one, lug
exterior boundaries OF said let No. Al BENG -
fellows. to wit. Variation f6h deg east be-
ginning al q pest marked No. !, I, ,. sntNe,
No II. the ssnle being post No 81 =. s,oms
vey No. 20. Euckeye state lode, whence pssrs
the 4 section corner on the northern eeuhos'
OF section .. r. 10. n. r. IS deg T.. Meuhlpr
ahlo meridian bears n. 10 deg T., 2Sss iess.
ard the mouth Of the Chihuahna tunnel nsns
n. fSA deg. w. 2G7 feet: thence running ~
course :. 6sA deg.W GO feet along rala ~
y.y Ne. 40. 10 post marked Ne. 2 7. ; sufsey
Ne. Al and No. q u. s. survey No. 40: ,henss
second course n. 81 4 deg. W.. ,tt1 feet " ~
marked No. 3 U. s. Survey No. a; thence tnu9
course Y. Ssh deg. T. eco feet, 70 pest insrsvh
No. 4, e.. :. Survey No Al: ard thence icur
course ;. BIN deg. j.. leo feet 10 posi- sV'
The place Of beginning, containing se'e..h
leo aeres. This claim is bounded on INC soa'nt
east By the Bay State icde. TIL locstloh =
this mine is dtiv recorded in the Recorders
Once Of Newark Mining District, IN povH
A. page II. ANY aud all persons Claiming -
yersely any portion OF said Chihushua n"S Az
or said mining ground as hereinbeiofe ~.
scrihed, are required 10 file Their 49,.
claim with the Register Of the tniiea o'sa'
Land 0face. 81 Eureks, IN tbs state OF Set.u,
during the sixty days period Of puhnesutss
hereof. or they viii be barred by virtue Oh w
provisions Of the statute.
jsl5G0d JAS. McMARTIN, Regis'ef'