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WHEREAS Joseph ID. Leach, of Penobscot la
w the County Of Hancock, on thu 7th day Of
June 1871, BY his deed Of mortgage OF that date
recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds vol. Isl
page 40, conveyed 70 Albert L. Varnum a GER
tain lot or parcel of land situated in .aId Prnob
scot, aud bounded as folows,vix, beginning At the
line OF land OF William Hutchin. and on the
tastlDe thence Tusning north III decree. e..t
elght rods TO a stake, thence ncrth 81 degree.
west SIX rods and eleven lset to the northls cor
ner OF the Old house formerly occupied by the
late Charles Snowman; thence south So degrees
west esht rods to roai, thence by the road 10
place OF beginning, ibat sad Albert T. Varnum
iressn- ef by hls assignment Il a ted June TN ISIS
recorded IN said registry, vol Isl. page 40, a..
'isnei SAID mortgage the debt thereny occurred
ana all hls right Tile interest In and 10 said
premises To me that the coalition n sail rnort
gage is broken, and that BY reason thereof
claim foreclosure OF the same
WILLIAM Il. CLEMENT
Penobscot. May 10th, 1873. au9o
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are abnndsntly adequate tn completely
prevent military interference with cleo
tons, In the sense in which the phrase Is
used in the title OF this bill and employed
bv the people of this country. shall find
no difficulty IN concurring Ia any addition
ni legislation, limited N that object. which
does not Interfere with the indispen sable
exercise OF the powers Of the Government
under the Constitutiou and laws
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
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Fresh measures of Reform" are con
stantly being brought up and urged
throughout the South. The latest Is IRON
the Merideu, Miss, Mercury one OF The
leading Democratic papers in that State.
II Is as follows:
The public school system is a Yankee
importation, forced into oar system. as
other novel Inventions Of reconstruction,
10 aftict Southern men and women. These
southern States owe It to themselves TO
abolish these systems with ruthless hand,
and put the negro upon dcfraylDg the ex-
penses Of his own education.
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TIL. standard article 10 sconpouuded with the
greatest care.
It's eneets are as wonderful and satisfactory a.
IL restores gray or faded hair to it. y,a,bn,,
color.
IL removes all eruptions. itching and a.ndrxs;
and The scalp by is become. y bit. And ,Iss.
by It's tonic propertie. it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vis or .preventng b,ldn...
ana IN akins the hair glow thick aud strong.
AS dressing nothing has been found 40 .rsc,-
ual, or desirable
" a. Hayes. state Assayer of hasssehu
OF 1t Il consider it the best preparation
for Its intended purposes"
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II The grabbed old bachelor who uttered thi,
continent could but witness the intense
thought. deep study and thorough inyrstlg..
ton Of women ~ determining the best med
!rine' u keep their iami.. well. and woud
note thetE -Aga,t ny and wisdom Ia ,el,ctiu z
ttop bittrrs - the bet sni dem 1usrrIting Il
by keeping their families in perpetual health
At mrrr nominal expense, he would be forced
y a'Anowirdgc that such sentiment. are o4.s.
less kul iA4se.
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pabiished every Thursday Morning at CoomtA
ock, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
CoUSTy Publishing COMPANY.
For tesms. Ae.. see 6rtt page.
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state of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, April -, 1879
NOTICE Is hereby given that Petition for the
~ Pardon OF Deborah Gilbert, convict n tn @
state Prison under sentence Tor the crime of l. ar
ceny, now pending before the Governor and Coun-
ell. and u hearing thereon will be granted m the
Council Chamber at Augusta, on Wednesday, the
u day Of May next. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
4. II. COVE,
2Wiy Secretary of state.
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-Senstsr Garland. of Arkansas. denies
that he il q reyoluti0Bist, but he declares
sAsf be would see the Capitol ROT to its
fosnAafion and become the hsbitation Of
bats and owls and the ships Of our CON-
uerce rot Il their wbsrves before be would
yield . io, or tistle.' OF The demand for the
repeal OF the elecsios laws. What sehsrn-
ing enthusiast be H..
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Under the above heading, the ~. Cruif Cur
ier. OF - stephen, \. H.. IN referring 10 the
sn.lysi, Of Or. Picrces Golden Medical Dis
cosery and sage. .aiarrh Remedy. recently
mais By Prof handler. Of New York. and 9TH
err, says Nothing was discovered y hich we
think Objectionable. and the published analysis
should increase, rather than rrtard. their sale.
To u- It seems = little unjust to cali man a
quA-A. simply becauSrhe seeks 10 reap a. much
pccuutary reward A. other cias.csof lnyvutor-.'
The English Fre., i conservative, yet after =
careful cTaminAti1n Of all the evidence. itnpt on
~ endor.e. but recommcn d- the Family Aeli-
cines manufac,urr'i by pr Pierre. NJ remedies
ever offered the afflicted give such perfect sat-
isfsctiOn a. Dr. firTc.'s Golden Medical pls-
coscry aud br. sag. CalArrh Remedy.
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The wife of Otis Angler OF Belfast. died
very suddenly last Thursday night Of heart
disease.
Edgar Blodgett. station agent and tele-
graph operator at Saco, committed suicide
Thursday. Unrequited love was the cause.
Capt. Oliver Jordan of Thomaston. an
aged and respected retired ma ter mariner.
died Thursday morning at nearly 80 years
Of age.
The widow of the late Hon. Geo. +.
Evans, was thrown from her carriage at
Gardiner recently, and received dangerous
injuries.
Mr. Chas. Z. Williams, who has been
connected with the Houlton Academy for
some years. teaches the High School In
Princeton this term.
A minister from the New Haven Theo-
logical Seminary, will commence his labors
with the Congregational church 10 Prince
ton, the last Sabbath in May.
Henry b. Coffin, dealer ia groceries
and provisions in Brunswick, died Friday
morning from the effects Of an overdose OF
opium. tsken.to produce sleep.
The Methodist society Of Mattawam-
kesy, are about to build new church on
Railroad street. Hon. Asa Smith gave the
lot and $500, and others are contributing
largely.
The college boat house Of Colby Uni
versity at Wxterville. was burned Friday
afternoon, together with two boats. Loss
unknown. Insured. This is the fourth in
cendiary fire within two weeks.
Mr.. F. B. Stanford, the originator and
0rst editor Of the Bates Student. has now
permanent position on the New York In-
dependent, to which he has been \ contrib
utor during the past four or five years.
Tho engineers OF the Grand Trunk
Railroad, are Surveying the route Tor the
Norway Branch Railroad. The town Of
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though not until 1t was severely bitten !;
aud. 10 few minutes dropped dead. He
was horn in Woolwich, Me. Nov. D, 1870
lie iraves widow and one son MIR. Fred
Stn>pn
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ind' -ereiions Of youth nervous weakness. early
l'eay. loss - manhood a.. viii send 4 rec tpr
nat vail cure yoa, FREE OF CHARGE. Tn.
great remedy was discovered BY a iai. -toaa:y 10
south America. send ,g'faIlre.se,l envelope
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" ana after MONDAY, May XII, siessrrer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. VIM 4 I,opI.r
WI leave Bangor every MONDAY wsDSE-
DAY and FRIDAY morning at & O'Clock touch
arriving at Portl and about O'Clock T. NJ
Passengers going west OF Portland can take any
any train over either the Eastern or Boston ami
Maine RailrVadl following the arrival OF Inc
boat PAssen gers ticketeti through
hetarnInx leaves Railroad wharf foot Of stat-
street PORTLAND, same evening at 10 O'Clock or On
arrival OF Express tram from Boston. Pn-sru
ferS can also take any OF the earlier lrAla.
from Boston over either OF the above Railroad.
Tong West the CITY OF Richmond arrives At
and Lincoln Railroad fer waidoboro', wi,c,.
set, Bath, &c. Also conn"ets with the Portland
ana boston steamer. waeh5 leave Portland At
O'Clock. p. n. Fare Of % less man by bo.t And
rail.
For further particu lars inauIre Of
D. ~, A kESDR1Ck. Agent.
"'Nko'' may l. 1917 I9tf
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rss-s date the add ress- label OF each snhseri-
ber's paper shows the time to which the suescrip'
tion is psid and al Subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay mp as soon Ne possible
On receipt of payments on subscription al thls
flee, a receipt viii I've promptly sent to the sub
rriber. and The date on the address label " ~ be
DIRECTED on the next issue of the paper.
In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
onr correspondents are requested to state TIRE
Postoffee TO which the paper is, il to he. sent,
so to be careful TO write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change Of address, always give
NC present address as well a. the one to which
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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Netp ADVERTISEMENTS.


I'uE annual meeting II the st1c khol.lrrs OF the
L bAAEoE AhI ALAS shore line Railroad Com
EAAy, Will be he'll At The Town nan, in Cherry.
bai1' on edncsiay the fourth day OF Juue ne xi
a. Yen CLOCK \ NJ Tor the purpose OF elcctlux
dtrcctor- aEt O., adopt such measure. a. shall
De necessary. - hOnoTsbIy settle and discharge
an Liabilities ~ the Company and FOR the tran
before the meeting.
j. {. TALBOT, Pr sldent.
r. MachiIs, May 10, l-Is galo
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PriceS Reduced

RI accordance with the low prices in other
branches of business, I have decided to re .
luce the price OF hair cutting TO Is cents; sham .
'ooing, Is cents; Mustache colorirg. Is cents
A. =. SMITH
5nosio BARBER.
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u ANINO sold out my interest In stock in trade
IL to r. warren, of Deer Isle: would say that
he rs authorized to collect and sign for me in
settlement of ny accounts.
GEORGE TOLMAN.
Deer Isle, pril 10, 1873 swis
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uASlSG blamed License frssn tAs Joays -,
~ Probate fer I he County Of Hancock shaIi
seii al public Auction. on The tenth day OF J.ne
iousiy disposed OF at private sale al, ths 70.
stale owned BY Frank n. Green, late Of Penah-
scot, In said County, intending the wiaov,s isv.
place Of sale. e e ~"~
NAkk H. G1lNDLE.
Brooksville, May ., 1879 sWao.
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BCCksPORr DISTRICT.

hNth-ichi birI hi'
l.. u. Wardvell, p. K
Buck-port c. II. Besse
BucAsport Centre, J. A. Plumer.
East Bucssport and Oriand. J. AlcIau-
der
Ocringtou. V. L. Wardwel.
Centre aud South Orriugton. J. A. More
len
rrospec, 10 be Supplied
Searsport and North Scarsport. r. d.
Upper.
Belfast and Northpori. r. GerrIsh.
Casglue and West Peuohscot. Il. ;. Arey.
Swans Island. to be supplied
Brooklin add South Broeklin, 10 be
supplied
rcnohscot and Brook lille. to be sup
piled.
Deer Isle TO be supplied.
Surry and Trenton, e c. Blscs wood
Ellsworth, j H. Mooers.
fremont aud Cranberry Isle, G. Eos-
er-
F,auklIn and EssIbrook, J l.. Brigham
Gouldsboro aud East Sullivan, L. j Rob
inson.
Mllbrii.- sud S,euben. W II Crawford.
Harrington aud Cherry Held. q. G.. Wins
low
Columbia Falls aud Columbia, ;. NJ
Dunton.
Addison aud C-utreyille to be supplied
naehia. aud whitnc,sillr. J. Byran
East Machias and whiting. A. J. Lock
hart.
Cutler, 10 be supplied
Iubec. 10 be supplied.
Pembroke. Il. II. McGown.
EI.nuuds aud South Pembroke, to be
supplied.
PASSPORT aud Perry. + p. Handy.
Calais, G y + lridge
Milliowu. ". l.. Brown
Princeton. 10 be supplied.
Robbinston, Charlotte aud Cooper, j. ;.
Allen.
Alexander, Crawford aud Wesley, to be
supplied.
G. Forsyth, Principal OF T. NJ. &. ScmIn-
AIRY aud member of BuckspOrl Quarterly
Conference.
+. J. Haley. Professor Ia + NJ G. Sem
mary aud member OF Buctsport Quarterly
Conference.
IL. II. Clark Chaplain ia Navy aud mem
Der OF MlllIown Quarterly Conference.
RoCKLASp DISTRICT.
J. W. Day, Il. Z.
Rockland, q. X Palmer.
Thomaston. W. II. Williams.
SO. Thomastou. ". Appiebee.
Friendship. ID. 7. Thompson.
Gushing and So. Waldoboro. o. Tyler.
Waldoboro. G. l.. Haskell
Damariscotta and Mills, G. " Hudson.
No. and W. Wadoboro 10 be supplied
Washington. G. b. Chadwick
Bristol. J. T. simonton.
Bremen and Round Pond. VI u. Miller.
Sheepscot Bridge, ). l.. Harscome.
Wiscasset. ID. II Sawyer.
Georgetown, j. +. Crosby.
Westport and Arrowsic 10 he supplied.
T.. Boothbav, A. J. Clifford.
Boothbay, Il. G. Wentworth.
Southport, ID. Smith.
wooiwish. w. Is. Eldridge.
Dresden, NJ. G.. Prescott.
T.. Pitt.ton and WhteEeld to be sup
piled
Pi,tston 10 be supplied.
Windsor and Crop HILL W. +. Chase.
winslow Bridge TO be supplied.
Palermo and Montville, 4. X. Pente
cost.
Morrill,, Knox and Waldo, G. Pratt.
winslow and Nassalboro to be supplied.
y. and f. Vassslboro, ). II. Beale.
China, -
Clinton and Benton. =. + Brown.
Unity and Troy. f. n. Trowncliffe.
Union. 3. II. Mitchell.
Searsmout and Lincolnvile, T.. II. Boyn-
ton.
Camden, A. Church.
Rockport. c. f. Libbey.
Geo. A. Crawford, Chaplain in Navy,
member Of Camden Quarterly Conference.
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State News.



week. Bishop Foster made his closing
address, Monday forenoon to the brethren
Ia the ministry counsellng them to be true
10 their work Tor tue master Ia the vine
yard they are called to work The follow
ing appointments were then announced:
BANGOR DISTRICT.
W. W. Marsh, Presiding Elder
Bangor. First, II. ". Bolton.
Bangor. Union Street. &. Stone.
Hsmpden, &. \ Southland.
W Ilsmpden az Cole. Corner. l.. A.
Gould
WATERPROOF. {. l. Springer
Brewer and Eilington. A. 5. Town
send
Orono. J. A. l. Rich.
Upper Saltwater and Argyle, J. Ton
ling.
Dxmont and Plymouth. Il n Neser-
vey.
Newport, Palmyra and Detroit u. u.
Byrue
Lincoln and Mstiswamkeag. J. W. II.
Pittsaeld. Hartland aud St. Adams, A.
Prince.
Harmony, wellington and Brighton, y
Turner.
Exeter. Csrinna and Stetson, u. b. Holt.
East Corinlh and Corinth, {. Il. Dunn.
Carmel, Etna aud Levsnt, r. A. Brag-
don.
Dexter and Ripley, J. Morse.
Dover and Bears Hill. c. A. Plumer.
BrownvIlle and Milo. ID. ". True.
Medford, LaGrange and Bradford, J. H.
Bennett.
Atkinson, ). s. Gross.
Sebec and Barnard, NJ II. Smith.
Guilford and Saugerville, w. +. Jewell.
Patien and sherman. T.. skinner.
Houlton, Hodsdou and Linneus. l. l..
Hauscome.
Monticello and L,tieton. r. n. Osgood,
Fort Fairfield, Pressure lsls and Lyndon
\. w. &. Anderson.
Danlorth. Weston aud Bancroft. F. \.
Glidden.
Carroll, Springfield and Pren!iss. F. W.
Towle.
Topsneld. Jackson Brook and Vance
boro, ). +. Page
Forest City and Station. NJ. Small.
ID. II. Tribou. Chaplain In L. :. Navy
member Of Hampden Quarterly Confer
euce.
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For the Whiskers,

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change the color OF the beard from gray or any
o'her uadesirAble shade, 70 brown or black. at
discretion i! is easiy applied, being In one prep
araiion. AID quickly and erectualiy produces a
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teshfy 10 maiUtail anu CObuuct a State
election against domestic violence that
would overthrow it. but 1t would be I'M
lawful to maintain and conduct q national
election against the same local violence
that would overthrow IL. This discrimin-
alton has never been attempted In any pre-
vious legislation by Congress and is no
more compatible with the sound principle,
Of the Constitution, or necessary maxims
and methods OF our system OF government
on the occasion Of elections than AT other
times.
In the early legislation Of 1892 and 1895
BY which the militia Of States was the only
power resorted Ia for the execution Of con-
stitutional powers 10 support OF State or
National authority, both functions Of the
Government were put upon the same foot
Ing. By the act OF 1907 the employ men,
OF the army and navy was authorized for
the performance OF both constitutional
duties in the same terms. 10 all later
statutes on the subject authority has been
accorded the Government for the perform
ance OF both these duties. No precedent
has been found in any previous legislation,
and no sufficient reason has been given.
for discrimination ln favor OF State and
against National authority which this bill
contains.
Under the sweeping terms Of the bill the
National Goverument Is enectually shut
out from the exercise OF its right and from
the discharge Of All imperative duty 10 use
its whole Executive power. wherever and
whenever required. for the enforcement of
It's laws At places and times where and
when its elections are held. The employ.
ment of Its organized and armed forces
for any such purpose. would be an offence
against the law unless called for bv. and
therefore upon, permission Of the sutbori-
ties Of State In which occasion arises.
What lie this but = substitution of State
governments for the discI elton OF the Gov
ernment Of the United States as to the per-
Torrance of it, own dutiesf
In my judgment this abandonment Of
it, obliea atoms BY the National Govern
ment Is subordinati0n OF National au-
thority and an intrusion OF 6tste super
vision over National duties which amounts
in spirit and tendency to State supremacy.
Though believe thai the Existing statutes
New Ulm weekly review., 1879-06-18
Our Washington Letter.

Washington, D. G.. June Z, 1879.
IF the chief Of the Weather Bu-
reau wishes to force an early ad-
journment Of this Congress and he
does if he is wise and patriotic--he
is taking just the right course. His
morning reports all show that the
day before was hot and that the next
day will be hotter. Every body
knows that the halls Of the House
and Senate are i'll ventilated, and
even in cool weather are uncomfort.
able after prolonged occupation.
Now they are furnaces. So eager
are the Democrats for adjournment,
that they may finally even consent
to vote the necessary supplies with.
out any restrictions upon the use of
the money.
The Senate Finance Committee
yesterday voted to defer action on
Mr.. Warmers coinage bill until De-
cember next. An effort will be
made by friends of the bill, by vote
in the Senate, to force the Commit
tee to report the bill. But that ef-
fort will probably fail.
There is something pathetic in
the perseverance and courage with
which Messrs. Bayard and Thur
man, and other Democrats, rally af.
ter defeat. Yesterday when these
two Senators, in urging bill to
change the qualifications and man
ner Of selecting U. S. jurors, were,
as usual, desirous OF accomplishing
their object in an irregular and OBJ.
jectionable manner, they received
from Senators, Edmunds, Conkling
and Blaine such an amount of ridi.
cule, and were so fully answered on
all the points made, that if they had
been acting for themselves, and. not
for a caucus, they would have been
shamed out of their position Yet
they will come up smiling to-day,
and continue what Senator Conkling
aptly termed the ''Comedy of Er.
rors''
The President made no recon.
menaation in transmitting. to Con.
gress the report of Fitz John Porter
board of inquiry. Nothing will be
done in the matter at this session.
Some months ago General Butler
of South Carolina, and Governor
Kellogg, of Louisiana, were after
consideration by the Senate, given
seats in that body. Later, when an
attempt was made to unseat Butler,
enough Republicans voted for him
to prevent such action. The case
was considered closed by the act OF
the Senate in seating him. In de.
6ance Of the precedent thus estab.
lished the Democrats are now at.
tempting to oust Senator Kellogg,
and are engaged in taking testimony.
Two witnesses have been sworn.
The Committee on Elections, which
has the matter in charge, will sill
during the recess, and will, of course,
report against Kellogg. Then we
shall find out if there are any Demo.
Gratis in the Senate who will, in +;
plain case, vote against their party
-. Katahdin..
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The numbers Ofs Concert Tickets having
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Times and MI stha IilWiakee neWspapers.
New Ulm weekly review., 1879-06-18

Public Prose- cutor Of the place who
is charged with being : member Of
the Russian Rev ionary conspir.
dcy. The railway stations at st.
Petersburg and all the larger towns
are strictly guarded, and arrests are
being made promise uously in every
direction. In fact, st. Peters sburg
absolutely teens with rumors Of
fresh attempts at assassination and
reyolutio plots. a stranger is
at my door and wishes to see me Is
he detective! ALPHA.