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Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice. hay-
ne had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permarent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Csiarrh. Asthma.
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive aud radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases has felt it his duty to make il known TO
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, Will
send free Of charge TO all who desire it, this re-
cipe, in German. French, or English. with fall
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing viii stamp. naming the
paper, W. II. SHERAR. 149 PoVers' Block
Rochester. ". Y Ae.owl3t.
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OBlrl RsEs.

Mrs. Sarah GooglnS who died in Hancock
Nov. =, 1879 WAS the daughter Of Moses
Batter late Of that town. She was the sec
ond of family IF eleven. ..N IONS and ave
daughters. three ~ whom, are now living.
Moses Batter aged s.. ana Mis- Nanc, But
lcr aged - oi Hancock, and Mr.. Mar,
>tanhapc Of Bradford aged ~ Years.
Mrs. G. was born Oct. It'll 1856. and con-
sequcntly vas 80 wears and one month old
Shc "a, married 10 George tioogir, Of
~arlr TOW at the agc OF Is years, and he'd a
FANNY Of twelve children, six sous and six
daiif beers, all of whom lived to grow up and
ninr esc ,ti.l living. oldest seventy three ana.
ypunree, forty eight years Her husband
died ~ 1873 and left her the sole guardian
OF her large family, and well did she fulfill
her trust. living widow fortv->eyen wears
and living entirely for her family, she brought
them up respectfully and gave them to the
world 10 fill their respective stations in life
and some Of them to fill places of honor and
trust. She experienced religion when quite
young and united with the Baptis, church
and was consistent member Of the same for
n most congenial companion and few bad
more warm friends She always took an
interest in the welfare of other, especially
her own family, and retaining her mental
faculties late in life was always enabled
to give them much valuable advice. She
lived 70 a good old age and truly il NAV be
said d; her a. Of one OF old she did what
she could, fulfilled the destiny Of her life,
ami died As she had lived in the hop,. Of a
better life TO come. free from toll and care.
MAY her friends who remain i've aud lie
with the same hope that Sic had o.
Died in Sullivan February 2-;h. Capt.
Taoiua, Hi. aged oS years and - DAYS.
\, the i.7s.; grow, ripe and falls TO the
ground because 1t IS ripe, so Capt. Hill, in
accordance with similar laws, grew old and
dieJ and his death forcibly reminds Is that
mysterious after all. TO begin with, Cap.
Hill was more fortunate than most people
he wa, born right the first time lie had a
sound mind, sound body and Cheerful
and well balanced disposition These NJ
cultivated and developed. lie wa, strictly
temperate in eating, drinking, thinking,
speaking and acting. He thought gooi
thoughts. he did kind deedsa1l always cI..
ried cica- c-.--.t4ce. Inc consequence
Of il all was. his digestion wa, good, his
health was good. his peace of mind was re-
markabIe. and he lived long on the earth.
Ia his life and in his death he was respected
BY all who knew him; ami he deserved il
all. We'll done good and faithful servant :"
J. c. G.
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MARINE LIs,r.


>ch Harry White (of Buck. SPORT, Hopkins Mt
New York from Nanzanilla reports. was live
'iays north 81 Cape Hattera-. with heavy "
gales. -pltl sails and stove boat.
New nrk. fch. Sch susan stetson OF Da.
hari-rotti. from jacksonville. reports that ut 5
"fl'Fk fIidAy morning, seventeen miles north.
east OF A1-ecoin. during fog was run into by a
steamer uitrd state. from Boston for savannah
,trikin- the schooner ON the starboar,i bow, cut.
uh& her DOWN T. the waters edge, carrying away
"" -i'rit anil all hend gear; was towed by the.
ir'iner O. sandy Hook ighiship and thence tow,
~ W ms harr'r rs tug. No report 81 lam.
hial,r {" ~" nited states The susan ~tet-on i
- t1.is owned hy oliver OF Damari -cotta and
comman,ied hy capt Hale.
y portion ~ . wreck. comprising part ~ th,,
hft'ai>tb' AMI stern with tie uainla,nl tlrif,f,I
as'ior'' OF Cape Ann Thursday. Gu the main
deck Beam was found the following mark-..qs Ton
No 8---5'. which leaves no doubt that the We.
sci wa the oh Riverside, which recently struck
On The >aiVagc- The principal part ~ the wreck
llc> sunk about mile y T. IN \ from
Thatcher, Island, aud Is doubtless the unknnvn
Vessel that WAS Visited hy the tug boat WIN
""olley. tapt Moses u. Tower ha- contracted
VIII tf'H unerWri;icr- 10 save the cargo and Ia
p.ic'.i hu"y- over tue wreck To mark the spot,
To- IN cr~t!r was bT >sh bound from II John.
u, i'' Perth Anboy. baden with old railr1ul
r.ir va. T..
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Miss Cecilia Richardson Of Eden, has
closed very successful term of twelve
weeks school. In leaving. Miss II. takes
with her the best wishes Of all the inhabit-
ants.
Mr.. Martin v Babbidge has ably con-
Quoted term Of singing school and closed
on the 9th. with a Concert.
-Mr. Andrew ]. Cot is having a small
steamboat built in East Boston to tend the
Ellsworth fish market so he can supply them
with fresh fish every day. The boat will be
ready by the lst of May.
There will be two weirs built here the
coming season BY Mr. o. Ash and Capt. +.
n Moore. They have put up $50 tons of
ice.
Two fine fishing boats are being bull,
here by Messrs. Deca,or and VIII Gott.
Feb. 30.
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there is quite little settlement. Besides
Mr.. Francis we see the original Bingham
Mansion, Mr.. Dalton's cottage Struggled up
under the Cliff and the pretty cottage of Mr..
George Hale half hidden in the trees just
back Of ''Spouting Horn and some distance
of is the Farm House. From here we can
just see the top of DR.. Romans very tasty
cottage empowered in the trees and perched
up high over 'Anemone Cave" These
grounds are very pretty and susceptible of
being much improved. As time marches on
so will "the Boom a, Har Harbor continue
to progress. But as we can go no further
on this road we will return, and next week
We will tell of some other things which we
saw in our peregrinations.
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to- ~. >Ort -.

COUNTLESS sufferers find the balm of re-
lief. and the fountain of their health and
strength, in AYERS SARSAPARuLA. II is
the most potent Of all the alternatives to
purify the system and cleanse the blood.
Il possesses invigoratinS qualities, so that
il stimulates the faded vitalities and purgcs
out the corruption which mingles with the
blood, promoting arrangement and decay.
We are assured by many intelligent physi-
cans that this medicine cures beyond all
Others Of its Kind, and We can fortify thi,
statement by our own cxpeicncc- Panrsa-
tarney (Pa.) A,yas,
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Nr. Hale's Com nittee.

Mr. llale's Investigating Committee met
this afternoon and examined J. F. Merritt
and &. l.. Talbot. Selectmen of Jonesboro
and Addison and Geo. W. Drisko, editor of
the Machias Union about the changes made
in the election returns in those towns.
Messrs. Merritt and Talbot swore that they
were informed of errors iii the original re-
turns, and were handed blank returns with
which 70 make out new ones. Mr.. Drisko
stated he was handed several blank returns
by Mr.. James r. Talbot of East Machias
and told that there were defects in the re-
turns of Cutler and Addison and Jonesboro,
and requested to have them corrected. When
he started on his tour through Washington
County Nov. Il. he said he knew of no def
mite defects but mentioned several possible
defects to the town officers Of the various
towns through which he passed. which was
fatl, oontradictcd by the two gentlemen
mentioned.
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Rev. {. J. IL. Ropes. kindly fayors Us
with preaching on Sabbath evenings.
We are having very prosperous Singing
School. taught by Joseph Emerson.
-iiarishorn. Ellis X Co. have purchased
the mill privilege formly owned by Robert
Gerry. and contemplate building mill.
during the season. for the manufacture Of
long and short lumber
The late rain and mild weather ha~
caused number OF our lumbcrmcn to move
ont Of the woods. The winter has been
very favorable for numbering. and the mills
will be well stocked for the coming season.
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The winter term Of school in this Dist.
closed on SATURDAY last. The length of the
term was twelve weeks and has been under
the instructions OF Edgar W Young Of
Hancock. Mr.. Young is a young teacher
The progress of those under his charge and
the thorough discipline OF the school speaks
a good word for the teacher.
The Eureka Farmers Club still lives.
Each SATURDAY evening is looked forward to
with interest. An interesting subjec; for
discussion !, 10 be presented next Saturday.
1t is: Are Genesis and Geology in har-
mony.''
March 2nd. 80. Roy.
EAST SURRY MINING CoMPANY.-This
Company was Incorporated in Ellsworth on
Saturday last. The capital j. >joo.000,
divided into 100000 shares of par value
Of -, each; one-fouTth part being reserved
for working stock. The officers are:
President-Lewis Friend. Ellsworth.
Secretary-Samuel Wasson. East Surry
Directors-Chas. II. Varnhame, Geo W
Hutchings. East Surry; Nahum Hinckley
Surry; Lewis Friend. Calvin G. Peck. Els
worth.
Superintendent-Ieaac VI. Grant, East
Surry.
The property of the company is at East
Surry, three miles from Ellsworth. about
100 rods north of Contention Cove" Ii
contains several veins of high grade ores.
Ore obtained at a vertical depth of j feet.
ASSAYS SO per cent. copper, with a very
good showing of gold and silver The trend
Of the vein is east and west and the dip
about a deg. A Qimted) installment of
Treasury stock will be offered to the public
at 80 cents per share. Investors are invited
to call and examine the property.
SAMUEL WATSON. Secretary.
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First District Convention.

IUkIIANU. NdFtN :.
The Republican First District Convention
TO-DAY nominated for delegates to Chicago.
". ". Thomas Jr.. OF Portland j. r. Libby
Of Biddeford. Alternates. Dr. Vim. O>good
Of North Yarmouth. Hon. Elisha H. Jeweit
Of South Berwick. Resolves were adopted
strongly fayoring the nomination Of Mr.
Blaine to whom the delegates are pledged
and condemning the stealing Of the State Of
Maine by the fusionists
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Surr..

The winter term Of the Grammar
School. in Dist. No ,, t,illagcl closed last
FRIDAY. after successful term. This school
hl> been Under the instruction of LYMAN t.
Carter. Of Brooklin. Mr. Carter leaves IL
To take a position in the r. |. Reform
School in Providence.
Quite a religious interest j. manifested
here growing out of series of meetings.
holden under the directions of Mcs>r,
Dur.ain and Roberts. Of the Portland
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mar. 2nd. 50. ROY
Starry town meeting
Modcrator-SarnLel WasSnn.
Town Clerk-H J. Millken.
Scleetmcn-Nahum llinckley. II. H. FL
dridge. {. Il. Cosgins.
Trcasurer-Firank H. CLARK
Agent ". Wiiham.
Saperyi>or--Manni
Collector-M " Morgan.
Auditor Samuel WATSON.
Sa5J. Fund Committee Samuel Was
son. Luther Lord. y. Ilincklcy
The democracy paid their respects to the
Supreme Judges.
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The Bar llarbOr Boom.
G. onlnue.i.)

(Lontnue,i.l
Last week We were at the Dor place.
Let US now take the Centre Avenue which
sc saw on entering these grounds This
ieal> rs up to the peak OF 'Saul's Head"
where We find Mrs. Ellis of Bosom has her
beautiful cottage perc!Ss up in its Eyric
overlooking the surrounding country. This
location Is the highest point Oh the shore
between the Harbor and Otter Cliifs. Look
ing IN our map we find the elevation Two
hundred and forty five feet above the level
of the sea. Bu, a few feet away from the
front piazza is descent of about fifty feet
To natural terrace about sixty feet wide,
thence YOU look down over Sauls' Cliffs some
two hundred feet. These Cliffs are by far
the grandest on this shore but have not been
viewed much by visitors simply because they
were little OH the road. Near BIZ Mrs.
EH.ss cottage is a neat little building in
wA.ch the cooking sill be done and meals
taken. The prevailing fashion now-a-daes
with cottages, is 10 have place away from
the main building for culinary purposes and
where meals are taken. Indeed SO common
has become the custom Of renting cottages
and taking meals at hotels that this class of
visitors are called ''mealers." We now 90
on to Schooner Head. There we find Mr.,
Chas. Francis has built very pretty and
substantial stone house. On the plateau
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Third District Convention.

AUGUSTA, March ?.
TIE Republican District Con, ention for
III purpose Of nominating delegates to the
Chic ago Convention. WAS held this forenoon
IN Granite Hall. Col \ W Wildes Of
Skowhegan. presided. The delegates chos-
en- were, Joseph IL. Manley Of Augusta. ).
) Marble Of WalIob5ro. The al;crnates
are. John T. Richards of Gardner. and u.
d. Stewart of $: Adams The delegates
were instructed to vote for jas. g. Blaine
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Lost Overheard.

\ New London dispatch says that Joseph
Gar. mate OF Schr VIM. NJ Drew. was lost
overheard in a gale
Schr. Irene which arrived at Halifax YES
terday from Harrington, brought Capt. Con-
nor. and there are twenty men. all told. OF
Steamer Para. before reported, sunk off
Cape Sable
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R"cksp0rs.
The following town officers were chos-
en- to-day;
Moderator-T. E. Woodmar
Selectmen-G. W. MeAlister, Joseph Til
lock. +. G. Colby, Jr
Clerk-W II. Pillsburv.
Treasurer-Silas b. Warren.
Town Agent-O. =. Cunningham.
Auditor-Ambrosc White.
). =. Com.-ieo. H. Emerson VI. u. All
republicans
March LIST. 1850.
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TrensSa.
Town officers elected March lst. 1880:
Moderator. 5. Hopkins.
Selectmen and Assessors-L. 5. Hopkins,
III. W. Marshall. A. F. Jordan
Town Clerk-Wm. Hopkins
Treasurer and Coilector-E. 5. HAYNES.
School Supervisor-W. c. Stetson.
Constable-E- 5. Haynes.
Lasa~in~.
At the annual town meeting held at La
moline, March Is. 1850, the follow ing town
officers were chosen:
Moderator-H $ Bartlett.
Clerk and Treasurer. f. Young.
Selectmen and Assessors-N. b. Coolidge,
Geo. +. King, J. Z. Young.
Oyerseer of Porn. Is. Coolidge.
Supervisor of Schools-H S. Bartlett.
Collector and Constable-Daniel SWEET
CLERK
Dlsehill.
The '.Hall Mining Company" of Blue
hill, was organized at the Copper and Gold
Exchange in Blaehill, February 24th. The
property of the company comprises abou,
so acres, about one-fourth OF mile to the
west Of the Douglass Mine and on the direel
line of the lode. The capital stock is $500,
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Tickets Tor all points west VIA Penn
sylvania Central. and Boston aud Aibany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland. can be had OF C..
G. BurriN ut the lowest rates Also tick
cts 10 Portland ny Inside hne of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
Uhrrp -,
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BAR HARBOR. March |. 1880.


Mr.. Edtor-Will YOU please publish the
following representations of the weather
for the month of March, and request as
many of your readers as take any interest in
such matters to cut this piece out and stick
II up in some convenient place with sheet
alongside on which they may note the accu-
racy of the castings, and ask them to hand
them in to YOU so that may see how nearly
true the system will prove.
The Authorizations are t,rising thermome-
ter, t, falling thermometer, b, rising bar
ometer. b, falling barometer. OF course it
Is not expected that the weather will be as
indicated cruelty to the minute. but will
certainly result sometime within twenty four
hours. reckoning from II o'clock midnight
ANY result occurring anywhere in a neigh
borhool will be sufficient to verify the prog
uosticaton.
Probable Weather lst to llth, very yari-
able. generally a low barometer and threat
ening cloudy weather will prevail with heavy
ram and snow storms. IL temperature IS
high about the Sth, severe cyclones will oc,
cur in places about the Sth or 9th; llth to
I2th. I b, Fl, clear or fair; 18th to 10th b.
r t.cloudy and threatening weather.with rain
or snow storms; 10th to 18th b. t,clear or
fair; 18th TO 22d. { b. I. cloudy threaten
ing weather with local storms; 22d to 2:Id
b. {. clear or fair; 23d to 2sth b. r {.
cloudy, threatening weather with severe
storms in places; 18th TO Both b, / t, clear
or fair: Both and 3lst b. t. cloudy, with
threatening weather The warmer DAYS will
be about the ;. s. II. ~, - and 81. The
colder days comparatively will be about i, 10,
Il, -. and Is OBSERVER.
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The Weather.

" Ar ULPAEIMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Mar. 81 A. N.
Indications.
For New England. clear or fair weather
winds shifting during the day TO warm
5 ouIherly. with falling barometer.
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City and County.
se,;e,ous Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-fr at 10 80 A.
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in toe sftei.
noon. at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING ct and r. n. Sab
bath School at =. n.
UNfrARIAN.-Church service at e:.5 and
30 7. VI. sunday school at 4. NJ.
CATHoLIc.-Prescbing a, 10 IL O'Clock A.
u. Sabosth School at 2 z. N.
aETHoDIsT,-presching at . and ! p. M
o,l'bs,h School AT r. N.
U>taS rEaPEgAScg llssrivG-rvrr.- Sur
dss al "a IA =. NJ al the Methodist Ne>tr,.
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Was organized into plantation in 1888.
and has since that time annually raised mon-
ey. and supported Schools. and they have
raised two ministers. and several school
teachers. who nave been educated elsewhere.
The people have gradually increased till they
number about 600 who for education and
morals have a splendid comparison with the
ueighboring towns excluding another island
not a hundred miles awa.. They carry on
three branches OF the fisheries, the mickerel.
lobster and cod fishing. In the mackerel
line Capt, Hanson Joyec and Cap. Nm.
llerrick lead the van IN the catch Capt..
Joyce of Sch'r Alice ha, landed between fl
and II hundred barrels; and Capt. Herrick
of Sch'r Augusta G. Herrick has landed be-
tween 81 and IS hundred barrels in 1873
Captains Michael Stinson. Edmond Bridges,
Charles Sprague. Charles Staples. John S.
Staples. George Barbour. Leslie Joyce, En-
ery joyce, Calvin Kent and Leroy Smith.
are smart macAerel catchers and sail fine
vessels and have done well the past season.
Among the early industries of the place
were the building of a grist mill. saw mill
the great house and two vessels called the
Swan and Experimental at the old Harbor.
Among the natural curiosities is a cave on
the western shore of Mr.. Isaiah Stanley's
land The mouth of the cave is large
enough 10 admit a large man. The
space in the cave is of irregular form
about equal in dimension 10 a room or 10
feet square Though small ii has been re-
sorted to BY the curious. Another is whai
is called the Giants track in solid granite
under the shore or al the edge OF the bank
on the northwest coast oil the island. The
toes or forward part of the feet are gone.
washed or broken away. the heel and middle
of the foo. is imprinted in the rock.
Another curiosity is ON top OF a h.il or
ledge nearly a. high as any Oh the ISLAM;
the ledge Is granite. Eat and level A per
foraiion. OF hole, OF cylinder iorm about spr
10 inches in diameter runs dous INTO tn
isaSc; 90" ueeP - LII hhohtA LOT >iie-A
stones have been cast aso i; 10 till it up
Still uaother is found on the highest hin on
tae island, ia ti,e southeast section. Tneie
Is s sea-wail 81 pave stones evidentl,, orce
washed and hove up by the surf Nearly a
mile from lle wal and hundred feet below
i, ...e surgins pillows now dash upo. ;.le
rock bound shore. DILAToRr
GOae's ls3aa6. Tr~nn~me.
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To he expended in repairing both the obi and
new County roads therein and Aaron George of
Plantation Ne. 5, In said County Is appointed
agent t. ~upcrneni the expenditure Of said as
-r-sment.
Ia Township No. 2. south Division, In said
County fnr repairing the road therein leading
from the east line of Franklin through said No 9.
70 thr west line Of Township No. 10, adjoining
>teubeu. estimated tn contain $40 acres, the sum
of Sl2j l., being cents and ; mills per acre and
Theodore bunker Of Franklin. In sasd County /.
aPp"intrd agent 10 supcrintend the expenditure OF
said assessment.
ON the western part of Township NJ. 10. in said
County, adjoining ~tcuhen. the sum ~ sli5 ~ a.
follows viz
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Business Notices.


Pitchers CasiOria. u Vegetable
preparation N 1reat favor with Mothers and
Ply a. for regulating the stomarhs ,nd
Bowels Of children. Unlike Castor on. Ca>ioria
is pleasant 10 take. and unlike Morphine
s!r.ps. II l. harmless.
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There was large attendance in Repre-
sentative Hall this afternoon when T. b.
Swan of Minot was cross examined. lie re-
peated his former statements. Ex-Secretary
of State Cove testified to drawing up the pa
pers at the house of VI. V. Il. Chase. Scion
Chase oorroborated this portion Of the testi-
mony. When asked If YOU were on the
other side would YOU have thought it wrong
to use bribery to destroy fraudulent quo
rum ?" Scion replied We'll l don't know
at which there was much laughter and ap-
plause. and Scion took has seat Hartman
then gave his testimony which was very sim
lar u fhnt Of Suan's
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MiIbridc"-Fcb. -. bv Rev. II. NJ. Eaton.
Mr. 10 Fenwick aud Miss II. Amanda Wal
lace. bo n OF Nii'bridge
Brookin-feb. ~. by Rev. T.. 5. Fish, Mr..
stephen +. Mcfarland and Miss Lizzie q
Allen. both Of Brooklin.
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so 81
.AndJame, r. Emery OF said Townships APPOINT
al Agent I" superintend the expenditure Of said
assessment.
To he published in the state Paper aud Ellsworth
American.
JorEPii =: MAKER County Commissioners
M. l.. I'll PIlLI, for the
John HOPKINS, COUNTY of Hancock
Attest II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true topy-Aitest; y h. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Eminent physicians inIDrsc .iiaB.soH'S
BoidHlc Bdisam as the safest ard most
entcturi reIn'dy tor Coughs ami Colds ever
discovered. Sold by Druggist, and Deslers at
n and - cents
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70 4 AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.

AUGUSTA, March :.
The Legislature has passed II az, "a !. :
resolves which have been approved by the
governor. Since our last review of It's doings
nineteen acts and one resolve have been
signed by the governor
The Savings Bank law has been amended
so that pro-rata dividend may be declared
by the Court. whether all or only portion
of the assets have been reduced TO money.
whenevep the Court shall deem it for the in
terests of the depositors and the public. The
sessions of the County Commissioners of
Washington County have been changed to
the first Tuesday of January. and October
at Machias. and at Calais the fourth Tues