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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-06-17

Mansfield, Ohio. Nov. z6. 1881.
Gentlemen :-Ihave suffered with
pain in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of apPe-
tite. / have taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
Eeys, and spleen. but | got no relief.
/ thought I would try Browns Iron
Bitters ; l have 10Y taken one bottle
and a half and am about weil-pain
in side and back all gone-sorencss
all out Of my breast, and ! have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
Strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the ki1g@ medicines.
JOHN X. ALLESDER.
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
-Howf By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

special notices. ten cents . line each Insertion
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

Victoria lawns, s., o., 10, and l2i c.,
dotted swisses 12t to so cents; plaid
muslins 10 to 90 cents; black and col
ored lace buntings 10 cents up; figured
lawns, cambrics, s~ateen, shetlawn
shawls and all the new summer dress
goods. Parasols frsm SC. to $500.
Fans, fans. fans all good at lowest
prices at wainwrights 312 Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
Julie Rodman, a widow who lives
with | er daughter, Mrs. Adellna Isen-
bury, Newark, was brought to the po-
lice headquarters OH Tuesday evening
bleeding p~rofusely from two wounds,
one ON the top Of her head and the 9TH
er under her left eye. She stated that
the wounds were inflicted By her dough
ter, who wos in the habit OF drinking.
About 2 Z. NJ. yesterday, while the old
woman WAS asleep, her daughter enter
ed the room ard vttacked her with a
Ratchet, cutting the cash on the top of
her head. She attempted to defend
herself, when the daughter seized a
hammer and struck her under the eye
AID beat her on the head. Her head
was frightfully swollen and her featur
es were almost unacceptable.
The vigorous efforts of the Board Of
Health have thoroughly eradicatedthe
smallpox from Glassbora. All the
patients in the hospital have been dis
charged and the quarantine Asokeu.
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Apportionment of Representatives.

The Apportionment bill passed in the
Senate, early last week, under the manage
ment of Senator Hale. in the same form as
II passed ia the House and now only awaits
the signature of the President To become
law. OF the successful management of
Senator Hale. a special despatch to the Bos-
ton journal says Senator Hale OF Maine
won many parliamentary laurels TODAY hy
the ability with which he engineered the
Appointment blil through the Senate ex-
actIy as it was passed by the House Had
the slghtes; amendment been made 1t would
have been necessary to have sent the bill
back 10 the House tor concurrence in or the
rejection - that amendment. and several
week, would probably have been consumed.
The great danger IN the Senate, however,
was that a debate might spring up when
might have been prolonged for DAYS II not
weeks. TO prevent this. Senator Hale very
properly declined addressing the Senate
himself on the bill. although II was known
10 every Senator present that he had given
the subject great attention, and that be could
have made capital speech on it, but his
defamation to speak prevented the raising Of
the oraloucal flood gates. with the eNcep-
ton of a l,l.c side show talk upon the value
OF large popular del.beralive bodies between
Me>>r,. Hoar and Ingalls,. MIR Morrill, also
said a few words against large legislative
bodies. No one even called the ayes and
noes ON the f-a. passage Of the bill. and
eycyN one appeared glad when il as passed.
The bill tAe, the numner of Representa-
t,c> a. 325. apporiioned among the several
states IL follows:
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STATE OF MAINE.

HNScOCK - :-Decemlser u, A. H. I--l
Personally appeared the above named >iisc"n
Nilikrn aud m ~ uafh l the trHth OF the hove
allegations by him signed in my presence.
Before
GEORGE l.. DUTTON
Justice ui the Peace.
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State News.

A new boat is to be put on the route
between Calais and Eas,port soon.
John Sawtelle, of Sidney, celebrated his
Goth birthday, Feb. 81.
The Lewiston Democrats have nomin-
ated DIR. A. VI. Garcelon for Mayor
The journal says j. y. Austin, who
was arrested by City Marshal White, of Au-
gusta, on mesne process. has disclosed and
been released.
Mrs. Ed. Densmore, of Dexter, died
very suddenly Thursday.
The affairs of j. Winslow Jones & Co.,
have so far been settled that the factories
on Penobseot Bay will probably start up
about April /.
.-GaIen C. Moses, Esq, has been elected
president of the First National Bank, of
Bath, in the place of Hon. Oliver Moses.
deceased.
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I Tie barn of Calvin Small. in Plymouth
! Win nine heal of cattle. farming tools &c,
was burned last week Loss 81 900: no in-
/ surance. lncendiary.
Ex-senator Blaine has agreed to de-
liver an address at the banquet of the
/ knights Of st. Patrick in st. Louis He
receives many invitations 10 speak.
The Panama Herald, Feb 10. contains
the following Cha,. II. Rice. son of L. S
| Consul Rice. Of Maine, died the fifth inst
aged %. He Was in the employ of the Bos-
ton lee Company.
The Iion's Adrocatc says that mentally
aud physically, DR. Champlin. former Presi-
| dent of Colby University. has greatly failed
during the past week. lie fancies that he is
away from home. and asks to be taken back
to Wa,cr,ille.
Brig Tally lIp. Nachias. which went
ashore near Batcman's Beach, November 20,
started for Carlenas. Cuba. Monday. having
been repaired and retitted Her detention
and expense will entail loss Of abou,
$1,000.
Joseph Clement. prominent citizen Of
Detroit. was found dead in his bed from
heart disease Monday morning. of last week
aged IS wears. Mr.. Clement was a, his
barn and did his chores at about half pas,
eight on the night before.
Mr. John l. Mallet, Of Rockland. has
fallen heir to $4,000. and his children $40
0o0 each. willed to him by has brother. Who
ha' lived IN New York for a number Of
years Il j. stated. also. that three other
brothers will receive the same amount
The kcnncbcc journal saws that Sat
urday little boy aged about seven wears.
SON Of Mr.. u. +. Fuller, residing on Loudou
Hi. was sliding upon the crust, ana ran
into tree and broke his thigh bone near the
hip joint.
-br. O. Fitzgerald and r. q. Robbins
have lately returned from Boston with ma
terlal type. paper. &c. for starting print
ing press In the Dexter Hospital Building.
nc~l, erected by tie doctor Mr. Robbins
will have charge Of the printing department.
Rev. DR.. Jonathan +. S,earns father
Of Prof Sicarus. Of Bangor. for thirty two
year, pastor Of the First rrc,byicrjan church
OF Newark. \. J., has resigned hi, charge.
and the congregation have decided TO grant
hlm Na.ar, Of $500 for life
--Gcofgs Chase If Richmond. while cross
ing the track Of the Maine Central railroad
AZ lccb"ro. FRIDAY. vi, struck by the 9 A.
NJ, tram from Portland and Injured 80 that
he deed IN about thlr', minutes.
Tn" fou,sr .a,, Ab,rt Fuller. II Ap-
p'r'nn. .">t AM oN a few da,, ago under I,c-
Ca..v circumstance. He Was turned out
Nth other cattle 70 water. a, usual. aui 20
.as on ledge be- plunged head foremost
into a suovlr.ii u irr' deep loar informant
stated AMI was >mathcreI I, B, reported
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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark,

The iilustri,u bard of Avon l. heing hon
ured with still another tditiun Of IL works.
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OF handsome edition Il Snakes care has
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little volume containing Hamlet. FRINGE pf
Der mirk;" las page, b autilu', loaded type.
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which they - fur uuil ~ r,nt, The, ar T.
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Amazingly low rfic. ut - cyul, per volume,
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York City.
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A meeting of the bondholders of the
Bucksport & Bangor railroad was held at
the Bangor House this forenoon, TUESDAY. }
assembling at 10 o'clock. The bondholders
organized into a corporation under the name
of The Eastern Maine Railway Co.." of
which Eugene Hale. Joseph r. Bodwell
Maynard Sumner, Geo. W. Kimball, s. ID.
Bailey, Davis Tillson and L. A. Emery were
elected directors. At a meeting Of the di-
rectors, Eugene Hale was elected President
Geo. w Kimball, Vice President. l.. A..
Emery, Clerk, Edward Swazey Treasurer
and J.. L. Lincoln Superintendent Up to
the closing of this report no action had been
taken regarding the extension Of the road
to Ellsworth, but the feeling among cap
italists and business men seems strongly in
favor of an early construction of this evil
IDENTIFY much needed road. which would af-
ford, as the road is already built to Bucks
port, the nearest, easiest and cheapest way
OF reaching Ellsworth.
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Shore Line Meeting.

4 meeting Of par les interested in the
proposed Shore Line Railroad from CALAIS
to Bangor direct from Ellsworth was held
at the Exchange, YESTERDAY, Monday, a
number of prominent business men of this
city being present. 1t was stated at the
meeting that the raising of 100000 in this
city would assure the success of the under
taking and a committee consisting Of Hon.
Charles HAYWARD. l.. J. Morse. Esq, and
X. W. kimball, Esq, was appointed to call
the attention of our capitalists and others
10 the matter, and to report at a public
meeting at the Common Council room, on
FRIDAY next at F. VI.
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semi annual State

Ftvori,e Mining COMPANY semi annual State
ment
Assessme Is actually paid in, None.
Existing Capital (Par ,lue), s50o.oo9to
Deb duc about, 1850 80
Capt al invested IL real estate ard
fixtures upon II tBoa inatiy) 50o.00a 10
Last value ton Of real estate, 1000
Aggregate value of taxable prup. rty Of
the Corporation as tiNei by the
assessor 2o1OO
HENRY Il. DARLING Treasurer
Bluehin, Me Jan. ? isS2
HANCOCk S.
fcrs haIlN appeared the Above named Henry Il.
ring, Treasurer faypritc Mining Company and
male oath that the above statement by him sab
scrlpeu y true 10 the best o. his knowledge ADD
belief Before me
II. \. TEIPP.
sWe justice OF the Peace
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~ KIND TIi iiur II NNIE Mos me. white,
AW as from ,its convent, Noes. the trls ccT should
make srtH. provision against -ud.irn attacks 20
HraflAgAr. Neuralgia. thsl- "a Norbu-, ramps,
anil uth. li-rasc-. G~ttChsii, hampiin N
Co. Neuralgia Aaod,ar when Et.cn Ar
e." ding L. The dire Gul~ CI,u bottle. viii re
Hry' thr 'tlstfr- amt. rvtu"Ne the rtu-e % any -
these troubles. II q aud b,. r"ut in,cI. ly.
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The Highest itaui..

NaIc from ha.m.,., materials, and
adapted d ,.c ur,I, q: iIl.a- anil istl.ug
HAIR. Parker IIAr B4.,am ia, taken tac
highest raaA a. au ..r.tut auI f,..a1., tasr
restorative.
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We should not suffer from Cough,
when few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
will cure. Time, money, comfort, health,
all are saved by it.
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Eastern State Normal School.

THE SPRING TERM OF THE EASTERN
l So TE NORMAL SCHOOL, commences
TUESDAY MARCH !, and continues X weeks
TUITION FREE. For further particulars,
Addre II. WOODBURY., PRINCIPAL.
Castine, Feb. Is, lsc2. 3wT
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and has not been included in the list of city

and has not been included in the list of city
assets.
Leaving this item out Of the schedule as
| It always ha, been and should be. the report
will Show that instead of reduction there
was an addition 10 the city debt of SsG6 30
By tie report Of the Mayor and Alder
men for tho wear 1881, the labil ties are
Shown to be Sl0i ,96j OG
and the resources 35.962 so
Indebtedness Of the city Feb.
IS. 1852 Sos. 0D2 %
Showing a reduction of the
debt Of SS6i3S
Bot there has been again added to the list
"a resources the school money apportioned
b, The State S2,926.Si
Leaving uu' the item Of school money from
toe schedule OF resources the report shows
an ail.unn o. the deb,of S2,o62. 10
.An item OF $500 IN this report goes TO
make further increase Of the expenditure
OF ta, city government 10 that extent. but
fortunately dlmiulshe> tlh liability Of the
..f,. viz. the bonds due june /. 1852.
nave always been stated IA be $4,000. the
present report makes It Sl2.2o0.
Ihl, matter of the school money which the
CIV Government Is 80 persistent IN claiming
AS Is resource for The paNment OF the city
I dcht. j. really very simple thing when
properly understood. The amount to be
raised annually b, the city Is fixed b. law,
audithi>, together with the apport,onment hy
ID, state. Is placed 10 the credit Of the school
f-uJ. and distributed among the several
school districts. The City OF course owes
TINS sam 20 the districts. and, until it is paid,
i constitute, one item % the liabilities Of
ta, CIV. and !. properly placed in the ,ohed-
u,, of Liabilities. But At the same time that
TIC fund !, passed 90 the credit of the Dis
t-Cts a provision !, made for It's pay ment by
taxation. and the unco.,ec,ed tax j, the re-
source 'o Doe charged against the Liability.
!; j, was trae that the state apporiIonmcn,
could be- used 20 lessen our liabilities. or. IN
other words, To pa, our debt, TIN, single
a,m alone would n the last tea wears have
reduced our debt th.r,, thousand dollars.
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Nrm Advertisements.
Lost {!

A LADY cold Brareirt WIKI heavy ,rl hahn
Il All. "ct Wa JOBS ~ttIri4y lt-t l,t Hrrn Ills
worth aAi BGck-psrt Center. The huiiar VIII "e
"a GibIy rr,s 4fi-I hy le4slns tr .4mr ~ AtArH :
Store lu Ellsworth. -AJ'
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

M Office j. hereby given that have given Ia nv
N sous, Everett L. Weber. and Elmer A. Wei.
Der The remand ut their time ,lu, ing their min
orily and shall claim none Of Tia. ir earnings nor
pay any bill contracted hy them after this date
l.. :. WEBER,
Ellsworth, Feb. q, lss1. 3ws,
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Ellsworih. Feb. 20, 1882.

0 he o Maine, Chapter ehn65
o asanI
be h "a the
eo
hsadC o H.neof
an z o 10 REL Ito wit
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Bluehill Academy

THE SPRING TERM Is i'll commence on MON
L DAY the 18th day Of VI ARCH n NJ under the
instruction Of it, former Teacher, 4. q PETIEN.
GILL. TERN TEN WEEKS.
JOHN STEVENS, ~ecy.
Bluehill. Feby 2l, Iss2 5ws
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leaving a balance Of
-

as the total debt OF The CITY.
Included in the schedule Of resources
there we're several items amounting 20 -.
3Dp.S9 which the committee did not think
30 be- Of any value bat as they were retained
in the city accounts and reported in the an
uudl statements as assets. the committee did
not feel authorized to strike them out. but
called the attention Of the Mayor and Al
dermen TO them in their report.
BY the annual report Of the Mayor and
Aldermen for the year 1873 the liabilities
are shown to be Sl07 ,0g9.2S
and the resources. still retain
ing the worthless accounts, 32,j3943
leaving the Indebtedness of
the city. Feb. g, 1879 S74.lj9.s5
making a reduction Of the debt of 4.279.17
By the report Of the Mayor and Aldermen
for the wear 1879 the liabilities are shown
10 be 500, 204.43
and the assets with 81 ,30OS9
struck off the schedule as
worthless 2s.330.09
making the Indebtedness of
the city Feb. :, 1880 S7I,s74.34
showing a reduction of the debt Of 2,6Sj.jl
To this must be added the amt
struck OF as worthless, 4.3OOs9
Actual reduction Of the debt in
1879. -. 9S6. 40
By the report of the Mayor and Alder
men for the year 1880, the liabilities are
shown to be Sl0j.37S 20
Shd the resources 35,jll.56
Indebtedness of the city Feb.
II, 1881 S69, S66.64
and showing q reduction of the
debt s2,OO77 20
But there was added 70 the schedule of re-
sources for this year the school money from
the state s2,s74.20 |
which has not heretofore been considered
resource for the payment Of the city debt |
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCoCK -.
To the Hon the Justices Of the ~upr,I.e Judicial
Court next "a be- no lien within ami for said
County Of iianc"ck on the second Tuesday OF
April a. ID. l.st.
DE>PEC TfULIN represents simeon Aiillken of
IL Ellsworth Hancock County, That he 50,
lawfully married tp EVELYN NJ Millikcn WHOSE.
maiden name Evelyn VI. Obcr then Of said
Ell-wo rth at sail Ellsworth, March Is, \. u.
l>ll, by the Rev Elder Mckren that he and the
said EVELYN VI Milhk-n-thvr- Afterwards coh.,b-
tied husband and wife and rc-iDlcd at said Els
Mort1 unll the year y D. I-to, when thet re-
novel t. Richmond In the state II Michigan
that he there resided with hi, sad wife Tor the
-pic- Of eighteen months. that your libclunt lar,
always since hi SAID marriage conducted himself
a ctaste aud aficctipnIte husband but that the
>Ii EVELYN VI MiiIlkea regardless Of her marriage
VOWS Ia June \ ~ ls5S deserted sal Ii
belInt and refused t cohabt with him notWith.
standing h- efforts to in'lur, her io retus u that
she ha- resided tor short time AZ sal IL urth
since her >alt ~ cftIun ami ha7 mad n" enc To
return To- your said bc ant al at said Richmond
and at said Ellsworth at divers tu- between tit.
times OF her said desc tun and the lat, OF ans
hbel she has committed the riLe Of adult,re with
divers parties 10 yuur lbelant unknown ant tll {
soon ter her 81 a ies..rtiun sha became q common
prostitute.
Whrr fore your hbeant pray- that divorce.
from the bonds OF mItrimouy between her and
her sail husband may be de recd by thi, lion
oTablr Court, ii the same would be reisi ma Die
cons stent ih the peace ant mora it, Of society
adj that such other orders and dccfe- may be
J
And the said iibe ant further a lpse- and makes
that tbs residence OF his vile tie said belize
j. unknown Ia him aud that Z samr, he hIs not
been able u ain by The eNerc-r OF reasonable
Il iigcnce on his part and not b. t>certalnel ny
the exercise Oi rea-Oaable diligence.
SIMEON MILLIkEN.
STATE OF MAINE
HISCoCK - :-Becemla-r -, A. u ISL.
Personally appeared the above Ramel ~iscun
Niilikcn aud III. A.. oath T. the trHth OF the abOye
all fft II nod in my
GEORGE l.. DITTON,
Justice ol the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE
PESoBsCoT s.:
CLERKS OFFICE, SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
IN YACATION-Hangor, Feb. u, \. y. 1872.
Upon tie foregoing libel, ORDERED. that the
Libelant give notice to said Libe to appear be
foe tie Justices Of our supreme .Judica Court to
Of Hancock on the second Tuesday OF Apr A. ii.
lSs2 by publishing attested copy 4 sai'i libel
and this order thercOn-three weeks successfully
In IN, Ellsworth American a newspaper printed in
Ellsworth in our County Of Hancock the last pub
lica ion be thirty days at least prior % said
second Tuesday of April next, that he may there
and ih., in or said Court appear and show cause
II any he have, why the prayer of said l. belant
should not be granted.
JOHN 4. PETERS,
Justice Of the supreme Judicial Court.
A true py Of the libel and order Of Court
thereon,
Attest-H. u. SAUNDERS
Clerk of Supreme judicial Court, Hancock Co.
avs
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Ex-senator Conkling Nominated for the
Supreme Bench


The President, FRIDAY. sent 70 the Senate
TIE nomination Of Ro>ooy CouAunc Tor A.
>nc.i't Justice oi The Supreme Court. IN
place uf Justice Hun, retired. Mr. ConA-
.r-'> nomination was surprise 10 ever,
eU, d, the capitol except Co. Ncr, few sen
a'or> vhH have rccru,,y received .uiImatjou
q % from the President bat who kept the
>e.rr, ,a,.a.4t.,. There seem, no differ
,u.s u. opinion amafg senator, a, 10
t..s..u-', eminent tus,, FIR the position.
n.r .u ,.su Of bis drs..natuu Of the Chief
Ja>'tas,a.r offered t.m hs President Gran,
,.nt. J.sn, is expressed b, several Of his
intimate friend, d. go whether be- viii ar-
capt 'ao ar,-,g, appointment The genera.
h,.,: j.. however. that be- hI, accepted u
iu alyaaa. ~ BE-, nomination
d., nomination of ex-senator Sargent
N 'h, German MISSION D., also uu,Nr,,tr.
AZ rio capitol liz friends were taken by
-ar..r.s. - be- had uat sought II or ,N-4rt,,a
AL, other a'fo. than ,ae >,er,t4rst.p -
-h, Interior. ], s> understood tina, >ar.ru:
WI. accept.
Wa,u 81, uum nation 81 NJ. CouA.ug
va- Yea. -s ,>,.-..,, session Il the senate.
Ir-4t afternoon. p motion was made, 90 TABS,
B, lr fir ,nm..4' consideration. Nr
n .is t.,r....-..- ,a.A .t, floor and warm. +,
sat. ut...,. conceded VI. CnaA.a.-. crrt.
u Rios 4r. t.at. DOL. i.au ....r Webster l.4!
,.r.t.-.l a.n .. into ....a. .ara. b, be-
loved Nj C.rk... had Use. b., rau,r.
tr- n4. purposes a.. H, a.. ODD, believe hm
h. "a, l.r,>t a., elevation % h, So.
PRONE bench. ,s.. Nj lIa4r With gr,a, Ca
..t,uDr' 80 manner ana r.-.r...-.-. 81. Lr-h
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From Bangor CommeTc al. I
The Railroad Meeting.

MEETING or THE BoNDH0LDERs or THE
BUCKsPORT x BANGOR K. h. AT THE
BANGOR HOUSE TO-DAY.
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