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PUBLIC AUCTION
r. r. CE V r. RS SA L +
Being therruuto duly empowered. will sell al
Public Auction, at my Office in Buck sport
Thursday, the 18th. day Of Feb
ruary, next.
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. II.
The remaining Assets of the BUCKsFoRr SAVINGS
BANK, unless before that time adjusted or
4. --..L .nI L.. -.



The house AMI lot in Hrcksport Village. al
the corner OF Euck and Mil Streets double
tenement formy owned by +. j. Parker.
a-The store and lot IN Orlani recently occu
pied By .. porr.
S-Ihe house and lot in Orland, near the town
house. recently occupied b. }. W. saunders.
The farm IN >urry, formerly OF Y. \. Mill
ken, now occupied by J. VI. Young; together
with said Iouug's note tor ESQ. partially secured
by another mortgage. the whole subject to Al
Agreement 70 convey to Young on certain con
dlttOnS.
j.-Lachlin MrInnt-' note. Verona. 40 inter
est pliito Dec s, I-77 secured by mortgage.
b-R- H. ElAtsdelr. note, Dcdham, tor $50
interest pad Oct. u. 1875; sec urct bT mortgage
simeon tul-on'. note. Bucksport 500. Sc
cured by 4hd mortgage ON his farm 10 Buck. port.
50. J.. Dom note, Orland, 1900. interest
pali - Apr. - l,71, on VIII eh j. to be allow ri
the value OF hi. store and lot, mortgtscd 10 Sc
cure u; mortgage forrclo7si.
?--Amazith Il. Drly's note. Bueksport, Sc
cured BY mortgage OF house and lot on Mechan
Do street, on which IS due $40 AMI interest from
oct. l. l,-G
Iu.-HasAenH. Gray'- mote. Buc<spor,. 500.
AMI interest from June 49, la,'i secured by mort
IL ". ucwcy's note. Bu~k-port, $50. in.
icrest from January 81. le.7' secured by mort
2.-Leonarl H. rrltt'- note Enck sport.
slIuJ. interest from May ~, lsiG; secured b.
IN rtgaSc on hi- iarm on which foreclosure Will
expire In MAY next.
Ii.-Lu@c :. >Opcr', note Buck-port, March
.. I~-G for $50. which j. endorsed interest
To sept q. !-'J, aul March 81, 1877, siO". secured
Uy mortgage.
lI-Johu ". Saunders note, Orand 600.
interest from January l-1i, less the value OF
the house and lot mortSaS-d to secure the same !;
mortgage tnTcClpzCi
l5.|Tne house AMI lot IN stockton, occupied
by ". q sptnney. subject 90 my agreement Tor
a conveyance on certain conditions.
l-.-u. ID. IrUtt. note, Buek,purt, 500. inter
est paid % May -, ISL, secure! b. End. mort
gage on hou- and lot IN BuCksport
ls.-Alired Hooper, rUtC. CA-luc, 800. inter-
est paid Ia bee H. l~Ij. less amount TO be allow
ed Tor yalnc OF = +. x y. y. Railroad boad Tor
slaU0.
The notes viii be endorsed TO The purchaser by
me. without recourse, AMI 4 proper Receivers
deed vii b. gwen.
The terms Viii be cash, bat deposit OF twenty
per cent can be made at the time Of sale, and
payment OILDe balance either IN cash negOtla-
bile note which w!il pass 1t the Bank without :ny
enforcement, wilma nye days after the sale. An
adjourn msut wll! BE- made Tor one week, and 1t
then payment be not made A. above provided, the
properly III then be resold and The deposit tor
Icltcd.
I. 4. WODDMAS,
Receiver Bnck snort savings Bank.
BUck.pprt, January. 10, l>-l. Avs
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Notice Of Assignee of his Appointment,

at EIlsw"rth ia tie County Of Hancock and
>ttte 81 }it.iue t.c .iNtveu. dat ol October,
\. y. ls7a.
THE under -. ned he.cby gives notice. Of his ap-
j pOInrinrut a. i.nce o. FTce!and X. Banker,
81 Gouldshcro, IN sand Icurty Of Hancock, In
solvent Dthior wnJ has been declared an lnsol-
vent upon his petition, ny the Court OF lnsol-
venc, tor sad County.
Sw3 GALES IL. SMITH, Assignee.
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New Advertisements. TIT. Week.

H0lyoke Fire lns. COT. IL Johnson.
Hartford Fire ius. Co... II. Gardner.
Collins Granite Co,--ChristopheI Binder.
foreciosure-AndIew Lopaus
Webbs Chocoiate-Horace Dodd.
Bluehill Acaiemy--John stevens.
Special Motto ,-Ieo. r. Chase.
VI. 4. seminary Rev. GsN Forsyth
Welcome Wary Mining Col. ;. Kicker 4 Co.
Nolice-Wceiham 4 WAssnn.
Downs EiiNu-iIenry, johnson X Lord.
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HANCOCK. ss,-Court of Probate Ellsworth Ian
nary Term "A. ID. lS-U.
estate OF III
Wl<HINGTON PARTRIDGE, late of
OrIaHd, and also Pricate acct. Of adn,,r.
EliIsson L. Partridge. admir-
MONROE lOUNG, late Of Trenton.
Levi b. Wymsn. ct al Rx'rs
HlLFOHD L. TREWORGY. late or
SRrry.
Levi 7. Ire worry. Admir-.
Il. AlLNiHDSON Il Son, fremont.
Wilmer +. Richardson, Surviving partner
HN EATON, tate Of .Sedgtoick
Henry ". Sargent, Xxx.
ORDERED THAT the said Accountants give no
ticc thereof To all persons Interested by causing
copy OF this order to be published weeks sssces
siNey IN the Ellsworth American, printed In Ella
wor nat they may appear at n Probate Court
to 1lden at Ellsworth, iu said county on tho
!st Wednesday, OF Feb. next, at ten of the C lock
IN the forenoon, and shew cause If ary they have
why the same should not be allowed
a~5 PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest L HAS. p. DoRR. Register
true copy, Attosts-CHAs. Il. DogR Register
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Keeper of Bangor Arsenal.

jeremiah Maxwell of Bangor has
been appointed keeper OF the State
Arsenal
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Business Notices.

iddmsoR's Botanic BdlSans will not make
new lungs. but will prevent the disease from
spreading throughout the whole substance Of
the lungs, thereby facilitating recovery. Price
- cents. Sample free.
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ID | + ID
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name ana
Aye. must be paid for.

IIancock-,Jan. p, Rev. L. Y. Watson, aged
81 yrs, ii mos, . day..
Jan. y, Miss Maria Merchant, aged ., yrs d,
) mos.
ley, aged y yrs, mos.
ST. Dc-crt-Jan. -, Anna NJ, wife OF John
Il. Finney, aged ~ yrs.
Brookiin-Jan. II, Mr. oliver b. Allen, aged
about 90 wears.
Il yrs, 3 mos, u days.
Trcmont-Dec. IL. Capt. Andrew Walls, Jr.,
aged 81 yrs.
Mrasoan, ST. Domngo-Noy. -. on board
schooner Cook Borden, Daniel w, son of Capt.
Andrew and Hannah Walls, aged % yrs.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE time Tor the presentation OF claims against
i the estate Of Nrno WI-wcll, late Of Ellsworth,
deceased, has been extended tor II term OF three
months rom the bret Wednesday in January a.
ID i.st. aud the commissioners will meet 10 re
ceiye al,i consider such claims The office OF
"a ale Il Emery, Ia Ellsworth on every alternate
We5nc-dty at three o'clock L. ~, beginning on
" edues lay next amt continuing uati. SAID three
month. nave expired.
l.. i, EMERY,
l.. Il. WYNAS,
Jommi ssloners.
January IS l.. lS>D. 3w3
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Don't rdl TO try DR.. klmbalfs Balsam. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Thros;, Chest, Lungs, &c. 4 pleasant and
efiectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price % Il 80 cents, by all
Druggists. tyr1.
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My daughter says, "How much better father
is since he used Hop Bitters.n He is getting
well after his long suffering from disease de-
clared incu' and we are so glad that ne
useG your lady of Rochester n. Y,
Utica
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MARINE T.IST.
VI eusrantia.
domestic Ports.

~rh Clio Chcnu ,of Ell-vprthl now at Pr1vI.
dcncc, has Lcrn chartered 10 LOAF sand az east
arChAm for Portland.
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bar HaFbOr.
"A few days ago while fishing through
the ice on Eagle Lake, Sir. w. NJ. Roberts
caught two trout with one hook at one
haul. One weighed four pounds. the other
was of medium size The curiosity was
that the hook was in both trout's mouths
at tho s.p,e dme. II snyttout catcher can
beat this please report. b. h.
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Foreign Ports.

Ar a. Greennck Jan. ~, bark W, Dresser
Btnwn, thcribon VIA Batavia and Queenstown.
Ar AZ Mayhgues, Jan :, sch Post Boy, Colt,
llm'ngton Z, lwa- IN port Jan 10, waiiin ~
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City and County.
Religious Services n this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
NJ. and T. NJ. Sabbath School in the after
noon, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIsT.-Presebings at and Z. n. Sab
bath School at 7. N.
UNrrARiAN.-Church service AZ 2:,5 and
30 ?. NJ. sunday School st | z. NJ.
CATHoLIc.-Presehing at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at . T. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Presching at . and 7. NJ
sabbath School at L. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEErI>G-eNery sun
dsy nj q - L. NJ. at the Methodist Nestry.
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THE subscriber hereby gives Public notice TO all
] concerned, that ne has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad.
ninistratOr OF the estate OF
GEORGE L. STEWART. late of Hancock
IA the county Oh hancock, deceased,
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the said
deceased. estate, to make immediate pa7ment
anu tho'e VINO nave any emands
thereon 10 exhibit the lme for PAYMENT
j. t. MARSHALL.
January :, ls,1. AVA
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II IL. EDDY,

No. az state ST, opposite ktiby, Boston,
Secure Patents IN the Unlted States; also in
Greet Britain France and other foreign countries.
Copies OF the claims of any Patent furnished by
remit ing one dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington No Agency in the United States
possesses superior faciites Tor obtaining Patents
or aseertaDing the patentability ofinyentIons.
X. II EDDY, solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom 1 have
had Official intercourse.
CHAs. MASON, Commissioner OF Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy more capable OF securing Tor them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
t'ffce." EDMUND BURKE,
late Commissioner OF Patents ,
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
X. II. EDDY ESQ Dear Sir: you procured for
me, IN 1910 my inst patent. Since then you have
acted tor ana advised me in hundreds of cases.
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
sioas. l have occasionally employed the bes,
agencies IN New York, Phiiailelphia and Was hing
ton. but still give you almost the whole Of my
business, in your line, and advise others to EN-
ploy you. Yours truly GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston :; an, 1850. lyrl
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sis Is WEEKS,
DlRIe0 BUSINESS COLLEGE,
A ag usta. Maine

New Regulations Great Reduction in Terms
business course omplete, els for 10 weeks
Tuition For de5 tive Circular address, fA
ii. WATT, PRINCIPAL
AVE- Augusta, Me.
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For New Eng ia..d threatening weath-
er aud rain, followed by rising barome-
;e.; southerly winds shifting to wester-
ly and north westerly, and by Thurs
day morning decidedly colder weather
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1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and BARK
of wonderful healing properties, and this Balsam
is highly recommended by physicians, clergymcn
add others, testimonials from whom / can fur
ntsh without number.
The following are few OF the names of those
Blaine, ex-Speaker House OF Representatives.
Washington. u. c.; Mrs. lion. James w. Brad.
bury; Arson L. Morrill,, Ex-Governor of Maine:
Hon. j. Eyeleth, Mayor of Augusta; Rev. Dr.
Kicker, Rev. Z. +. Penney Rev. VIM. A. Drew !;
Col. r. VI. Drew, Secretary % state Hon j. I.
Woodward, State Librarian: Col George W
stanley, Presldent First National Bank $ W
Lane, Secretary OF senate; Warren l. Alden Ban.
gor; Charles &. Nutter, Esq, q fremont street.
Boston Lieut.. Jonathan Osborn OF Boston: VIII
liam H. Taylor, Beacon street Boston; W. f.
MorrelI. Esq, Portland Emory Cook ,Provi,iene
X. l., and tiiy thousand others too numerous to
mention.
BOSTON, Jan 3, 1873
I, W. kINSMAN. Esq.-Dear sir:
AaansOn's DOsanic Cough Dal.am
seems TO give universal satisfaction, both as to
quality and price. We sell more OF il than of all
other Cough Medicines pat together, and have vel
TO hear of the first iniimatiOn in which il has
failed TO give satisfaction. Yours truly
EM RUST BROS. 4 BIRD, q.
j have had . troublesome cough for more than
five years, and have had advice of three of the
most skilled physicians but ! found nothing 10
relieve and cure me till used Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam.
Mrs. GEO. A. ROBBlNs, Riverside, Me.
DON'T iail % try y IL Is pleasant to take. See
bottle. A a IT
J sold BY Drusgisss and Deslsrs - 3ae.
lyreow5
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WINFIELD 5. GREEN, Admir-.
STATE OF MAINE.

HtNcocT. s;-Court Of Probate, Jan. Term. A
D.. lSs0. "a
said petitioner give public notice 10 ali ne,.on.
Interested by causing copy OF the petition aud
tnls order thereon 10 be published three weeks
successlyely IN the Ellsworth American A news-
paper published in Ellsworth in said County
MAJ they may appear st Court OF Probate 10
sai county, 10 be held st Ellsworth on the Ia
Wednesday ei FEB next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause II any they have vhy the
prayer OF -aid petitioner should not be granted.
S"1 Parker TUCK, Judge.
Attest'-CHAs. Z. pORg Register
Il true eopy-Aitest: CHAs. f. DoRR, Register.
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nHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO al
concerned, that he has been duly Apo lntcd
and has taken upon himself the trust OF nm ad
III mi stTator of the Estate OF
JAMES W. LANLER. late of Trem mt In the
County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond a. the law Directs lie therefore requests h
persons who are indebted TO the SAID deceased's
estate, 10 make immediate payment, and Ihuse
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same Tor payment.
Ilfnp IL
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At a Court of Probate holden AT Ellsworth.
within ami tor the County OF Hancock, on the
nrst Wednesday Of January, A. ID. 1850.
DANIEL JACKSON, named Executor in n Ger
~ tam instt unent purpUrtIng To be the last will
and testament OF john ". Bauson late OF Hroo.
In IN SAID nty deceased, having presented
the came Tor probate:
ORDtRED:-That the said jackson give notice
To all persons Interested, by Causing
copy Of TIN. Oruer To be publ -hed tn rec we.k
succcsslvciy In the Ellsworth American printed
ia Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held at Els worth 10 said County
Tie nrst ednesday OF February next al Ten Of
The CLOCK in the forenoon, ana shew eau Sc ir any
they have, Nhy the sad Instrument should not
U6 proved, approved, and allowed as the last
ail and tesIdiu Mt OF SAID deceased
S"N' PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest: tHAs T. DoKR, Register
true Copy Atest:-CHAs. l.. oRR,ReRisler
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The Weather.
WAz DEPARTMENT.

NA2 DEPARTMENT. !
Office Of thr Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON, ID C.. Jan. 2S-lA.M. \
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10
TO DEBTORS.

All persons indebted to the firms Of Duke
X Sar'or, Duke Il Son or to W. f. Duke, Of
Alto, for lumber from their mill. are requested
to come forward AMI settle, if they would
save themselves trouble and cost, a. iheir
notes aud accounts Will he placed IN the
hands Of a collector ia a short time.
W. E. DUKE.
Nov. 20;h, 1895.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10
THE Sun FOR 1850.


THE SIS wi! deal with ,llr events .r the
year 10 IN - own fashion n,x l.r..r,y y.r.
UNDERSTOOD ~ everyday. From Ja,!uaty
mill December - MI hr cundurt,.! =. 4
newspaper. written II; ,nr Erui.h lancuo,e
and prrr.,cd 'rr DE Y"o.ic
As IA newspaper. rl.r >ry believe. in yet
ing all the news of the wori r-umr:iy. and
presenting II ~ the most iu,eIjlg.tlc .ia,.c--
'tie slap" that viii enable ~ rrad"r> 20 keep
well abreast of he aye " ,ih tie. .a>, urr,rn.
ducjivc expenditure OF time. Tho cr..t.-,
interest To- tiic create, nuinsrf--,iIat : rli,
law controlling IL daiy r,a4c.up. !, ucw
has a circulation very much iar.rr than mat
"i any other American rcws paper, and ga.
JOY, an income wa.ch II J. a, a.. times pre-,
rafed 20 ,prad hbrrai!y Tor The benefit O.. ~
readers People OF all conditions ct h'.. ,r,i
al! wa's 81 jhntu. bn, and read rnE SUN;
md ,L-, p! derive satisfaction of ,oi,,r sort
tf0m j., columns Tor tlry keen ON lu,,ii.. AL
frahin. a.
L. il comment. On men and affairs. The
SU> believes tina, Ii. onl, guide Of pu.i.;
should BE-. common >ersr. ,pircl bv genuine
American Lrin,.;pIc. and iarh.d L., Iur,,,v
of purpose. For this reason II j.. .t! va!
continn, IN tie. absolutely lraeu,uicu, # r,r.
" . Z
Is f,r all. br, of nom. I, Wifi con,i.,u. n
praise VIVA, is good aud tcprhat,. VIVA, j.
evil taking c,re Thar ~ i.,ru,r. !, III tin.
point and plain. beyond tie po,-illt,rv of lr
ing misunderstood. II j., nii,rpred by mo.
uvcs thar do not appear on the surface. |,
has u" opinions to -,ll, save those winch may
be had by any purchaser with Two Gem. II
haic- ~ j.l,,,c,. and rascaiily ev.,. inpf- DIAN
II hates unnecessary words /; aDhor, frar,i-.
ii.r> fti-. ami depIuTrs riucu,il..r,, 81
every spc,'irs |; wil continue ;i.rii-i,ai
the year 1850 to cl,a>,i-e the first cia,>. .n-
>,ruc, thu Second and di,coun,-aanc,. i,. hind.
Al hon,>, mcr, w'h honest con, ciion,,
whether sound or mistaken. are ii, friends.
Aud THE Sis makes no bon.- If ;ellu- the
Truth To is friends ai, aIIuu, IL. TREND, wien
ever occa>on arise .u- plain speakin.
These al. the principles npun which Tn
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10
Rice Lands.

How IL il that thl> country, whch has 50
much had winch l. adnirao!y afap'e' to
TIE cultivation Of nee, / such iiF9c porter
Of that ar',ci-< Here IA Louisiana, alone,
there > la;II enough now subject To Oy"Ilipw
bat winch eau be Reclaimed az "A curIpara-
,iv'.ly small p"t.ny, 10 produce all 'he noe
needed to supply the demand. Last year.
according Ia t,c report Il tie secretary of the
treasury. there was three millions { ccl.arS
worth OF rice bruu-ii iutJ the Un't"t >t'.'ss.
THIS rice cane ron Chiua, and, besides The
freight, pald a day # ;wu aud a haii cents
pr Pttt,d. Certainly M ne -!J~crs 50: thls
country can compete with tiose a. Chli!i.
" hen imported roe J. subjected 10 such bur
dens hrwcv-i. there l, a tar prospect that
lhis State, ~ a lew years. wall contribute
largely towards ir>-cuiug the Iinpoitdiiuu> Of
rice from China GGc Louisiana krria5ia-
ton Company has Jr>i r. 'ani-d ten Thousand
acre, Of splendid rice iai-l- and the worA Of
retaining Other Iai.is J. heIng punished !f.-
wari vlgrruu-.y. There l. a >piend!d UIi.Dr-
tuuiiy for the investment at caIiidi II liz"
iaud, az tins State There are hundreds #
tAUnsauu- of acre. which can be had atnu>t
tor the asking. Their great value Is IN thi>,
that while they are very productive they are
50 situated that u ry can bell pdei w,ti fresh
water AZ pleasure Toes,. land, viii rc'nrn
escn year more than the amour; Of the cost
Of retaining them. All that is required to
insure crop Of rice IA tin, stat /, rentl-
tai aud seas"iiaile supply 81 water. Along
I the Ni>,lssipll river Sant "f water /, some
tunes experienced, hut there are great areas
oi land bordering upon aud contiguous To- the
miard b-vou> aud ,ahe-. wher" the cuii,va
tor ui nee would ur"es be troubled Tor want
OF waier.-N o. Tunss.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

on the best Republican authority, tina, the
action Of the Democrats in Maine is regarded
by the Republican managers ,, Philadelphia
ly-almos, az greatly pleased as .Macdeth was
TO dis over that il was for Banquos issue he
had filed his soul 1t may be that dawning
apprehension Of this fact, 10 which some days
ago we invited Mr.. Blaine's attention, has had
something 10 do with the rational and pacific
overturcs recently made 70 Cove rnor Garcclon
by Messrs. Morrill, and Company York
World FL '-...-. - 's....'
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

Name iro,hs over with irrucIou> speeches
and letters by Repupican c.ergymcn concern
my the contingent. The miidtet OF these
reverend gentlemen 20 IN for social o>;raci,n,
whipping a, the cart tail aud tarriuy and
fea,hefing. The Fonnder Of the fsrh 'hcy
profess, who shouli a, ,uis season N least be
present in their minds. % far as We are intor-
med, dencaned himself in quite another fash
ion when he was made the victim OF a still
greater wron.-Nsr York World.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

Two large -four mills were destroy
ed by fire at Wilmington on Tuesday
night. 49,. ...:-' ~.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10
BEDFORD VA ALUM AND
IRON SPRINGS,
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

'Eficien, in Scroiaa and Skin diseases -
J. VI. Allen. NJ. d., ~ c.
Successful in Dyspepsia and Chronic Diar.
rhpa. Prof. Sam'l Jackson, NJ d., Univ. of
Pa.
Adapted in Choratic and Anemic con-
di,ions and certain diseases peculiar to women,
disorders Of the Kidneys and bladder. Prof
J. J. Norman, ". d., Va.
Satisfactory in Dyspepsia, Chronic Diar.
rhoea and nervous diseases arising from i'm,
pure blood; also in certain diseases of fe-
maies."-Geerge L. Harrison. VI. D., Physi-
clan Woman's Hospital, y. Y.
Used with grea, benefit ia Maarial Fever
ard Diptheria. IS. +. Dupon, ". D.. ia.
prompt in relief of headache, both SEX
and nervous, aud .hi,ls. Rev. f.. E. Dodson.
va.
"Excelen, in restoring dehili,ater, systems
10 health and strength. "-rhos. {. Mercer, NJ
L., Ind.
Tonic, Alternative, dnretic; one of natures
greatest remedies. Asso. Of Va,
Lynchburg.
Recommended as prophylactic in Malar::
ial districts. ID. X. Fairex, NJ. d., NO
81 find 4 the best remedy ever used in
diseases of the throat p. A. Sifierd NJ D.,
NC.
"Very beneficial in uterine arrangements
and malarious condItions."-G. W. Vail, NJ
d., Ohio.
"My experience is very favorable to its
curative virtue."-Thos F. Rumbald, VI. ID !,
ST. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Physician
desiring to test. Pamphlets sent free. Ana
lysis with each package. Water as it comes
from the Springs 81 per case. Mass so cts
I'd 81 $3.50 and S. for half doz. Pills
l.lre sugar coated % cts. so cts. and 81 pack
age; Sl.25, $3.50. and S. 90 half doz. SEN;
post paid anywhere. This Mass and Pills
contains in reduced space all the curative pow
ers Of the water, and is convenient. palatabIe
and soluble.
Address
A. ". DAWES, Pres. OF the Gu.
rs Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by Dr.. D. r. PETIT. Druggist,
July 3, ls.?-On. Rayvie, La.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

Every White Sewing Machine sold
by j. +. Behen is warrdaied. and as
every wearing piece is case-hardened
and adjustable, should any piece prove
defective within three years. be will
supply that piece free Of cost, exc pit
only needles, bobbius and shut,les.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

S2S sent to j f.. Bthen, Monroe,
La. will purchase a iirstclass plain
table sewing machine.
$50 will purchase Grst-class sew
ing machine, with extension table, and
= 10 3 drawers
S32 80 will purchase a Grst-class
machine with eXlcsion table and 5
drawers.
$50 will purchase an elegant orna-
mented White Sewing Machine, nickel
plated facc-plate and wheel, and the
wood work beautifully finished.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

We have received the second number Of
the Daily States, new Democratic enterprise
just started Ia New Orleans by Major II ].
Hearsev. Ii is very neatly printed, and the
fact tia, Major Hearsey is editor in chief Is
sufficient guarantee "a To- that department, FOR
tie State. II is very cheaI,--ubscriprion one
week. 20 cents six months, e 80 one year
$500. We wish i rrea, success.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

j. + Behen. the oldest established
sewing machine agent in North La,
has constantly on hand almos, all
kinds Of sewing machine, including the
popular White sewing machine, the
improved Wilson. Stewart Singer, the
Wardwell, (sews without shuttle or
bobbins,) the Wheeler Il Wilson and
the Weed.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

Three buildings were destroyed by
fire in Memphis on Tuesday night.
The falling wall killed one and seri.
ously injured two iremen.
Richland beacon., 1880-01-10

Miss Matte Baker, young lady OF about
If years OF age, died Of pneumonia yester~
day morning. on Mr.. " p. Thcmason's place
in this parish.