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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-11-05

are said to use only the best quality. The
majority of the New York families serve
boiled rice as a sort of paste, with the
grains all merged together. In the South,
where it's cooking is properly understood,
it is served with every grain clean and dis
tinct. 1t is eaten there as vegetable with
pepper and salt, while North it is regarded
as desert, and eaten with sugar or molas-
ses. 1t is said that the rice should be put
into salted water which is boiling hot. In
five minutes the water should be drained
off, and the covered pot left for twenty min
utes longer on the coals.-N. y. Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-11-05

THE CANCER.-Like General Grant, the
first Napoleon died of cancer. In his case
the cancer was in the stomach instead of the
throat. 1t caused him much severer pain
than Grant suffered. Toward the last he
could not digest his food. He was torment
ed by constant thirst. His pulse beat with
a feverish quickness. He improved, grew
worse and had all the hope, depression and
depair that marked Grants illness. Unlike
the American soldier, he did not retain his
mental faculties to the last. The circum-
stances were different. Napoleon was a
vanquished man, a prisoner, deserted by
his wife, and surrounded only by the mem
bers of his military family. His last words
referred to his son and the army. Grant
not only suffered less, but his last hours
were frightened by a thousand loving
words and tributes from wife and children,
old army comrades, his former foes and the
most distinguished men of the world.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-11-05

RAISED on THE FARM.-Born and raised
on the farm" \ boy should thank God for
being so fortunate as to be born and raised
on the farm. There is no place on this green
the mind muscle and manhood as farm
there boy has the purest air, the freshest
and healthiest food, plenty of restricted ex-
ercise, the brightest sunshine and the
soundest sleep-the very conditions necessa-
ry for the highest development. Nine
tenths of all the men who have made their
mark in any business, profession or pursuit,
have been bornSand raised Oh the farm
this is not so much because there is better
blood on the farm, but because the surround
ings of farm life are better calculated to call
out what there is in a boy, and develop
full-grown, healthy, perfect and self-reliant
man.
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"BULLS AND BEARS"

4 DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODS IN USE
REG ULATING TIE SALE OF GRAIN AND
PROPISI0NS.
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"W1IEN MY CHILDREN WERE ABOUT
ME"-It is with tender emotions that
many a parent recalls such time. In the
lonliness of his old age his thoughts often
revert to the years that are past and gone.
Bright scenes rise to his view. Then his
family was an unbroken and an undimish-
ed household. The wife of his youth was
then with him, and all his children, a young,
happy group. Together, day by day, gath
cred around the common board, day by day
they bowed at the same family altar, and
day by day they mingled in pleasant inter
course, dwelling together in unity. Little
then did they realize how soon those chap
py, golden days" would speed their flight,
no more to return. But so has it been.
Death has invaded the loved circles and
claimed one and another Of their number.
Others, one after another, as they have
grown up, have gone forth from under the
parental roof into the wide world, and the
home of their childhood shall no more be
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Marine List.


BosroS-Ar. Jan. p, sch. Ruth Darling.
Chapman. Wilmington. \. {.
PRovIDENCE-Ar. Jan. 20, sch. William +.
Barnes. Hammond, New York.
Sid. Jan. 10, sell. Victory, Milliken, New
York.
VINEYARD HAyEN.-Ar. Jan. 90, sch.
Ruth Darling, Chapman, Wilmington, y. C..
for Boston.
WHMISGrOS. \. Car. Jan. 90, sch.
Mary Lord. Smith. Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA-Sld Jan. 10. bark Allen
Wilde. Newman. Cardenas.
Sid. Jan. 90, sch. Susan \. Pickering.
Haskell. Pascagoula.
CHARLEsToN-Sld Jan. 10, sch. Clara
Fletcher. Sargent, Demerara.
ST. SHioN's MILLs.-Ar. Jan. 10, sch.
Helen g. Moseey. Holt, Savannah.
SAyANNAH-Sll. Jan. IL, sch. Three S!sters,
simpson, Philadelphia.
BRUNSWICK, GA.-Ar. Jan. IS, sch. Helen q.
Mosley. Holt Savannah.
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Ioxnox 4.ao p N


The prevalent belief is that the destructive
agent was conveyed into the House of Com
mons by some Saturday visitor Fuller ia
vestigation shows that the extent of the
damage vas much greater than was a, first
supposed. The western extremity of the
House is a total wreck. There is no doub,
but that the explosive was placed under the
pier gallery on the government side of the
House. All the work in that part of the
building was shattered and wide hole was
made through the floor.
The gallery wes displaced and even the
stone work of the doorways was either pui-
verizsd or shifted from its position. Every
pane Of glass in the house is smashei TO
atoms
The gallery benches were overturned and
broken and the gallery generally dismantled.
One lady who was visiting the House Of
Commons at the time Of the outrage. was
seriously injured. Immense damage was
done in the lobby Masonry, the decora-
'ions and sculptures we're utterly destroyed.
The place is described as literally blown to
pieces.
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The recent snow gives US good 81, 81
ing and .lmhtrmen are happ, over the
pro>pec; OF getting oat their logs and
wood
A few cases Of diph,heria are .eporje.
and fears are entertained that tie disease
may spread
The grants business continue, 10 gs,e
employment to the usual number Of IN
though at le,, per diem than FORMERLY.
A stormy winter. and vet the 1t,
steamer II -ota" has failed ONLY on txo da,s
10 make her regular trips TO Sullivan and
Bar Harbor. Once she was prevented from
going to Sullivan by zee, bat the river is now
open.
-l9- steamer Longfrllow. since Dec 8.
has made her regular semi-weekiy trips 10
Annapolis and only on two occasions ha,
she failed to make schedule time on her de-
parture from the Ferry Passenger. speak
in terms Of praise Of the boat as being able,
fast and a good sea-boat.
The City Of Richmond has never failed
to make her weekly trip from Portland 10
Passport and return by way of Mt. Desert
Ferry. though Of course not always on time.
In fact steamboatlng on the coast of Maine
IN the winter season,is no BOYS play and the
occasional delays to which the travelling pub
lie by boats are subjected on account of the
disturbed elements are not proper occasions
for grumbllng. but rather of praise OF the
prudent and wise officers in command. for
protecting Us from unseen and unknown
dangers The Steamboat facilities are
certainly good and We shodid rejoice that
through their good works We are permitted
TO hear the sound of the peddlers horn, and
if we possess the change" to par,ake of his
fresh cod. MUGwUMP.
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The train from the West was an hour and
a half late in reaching this city this (wednes-
day. morning.
One Of our Republican Office holders saws
there are more people, this year. anxiously
waiting for the Fourth of March than for the
Fourth OF July.
The Maine Central finds Use for its snow
plows now. locomotive and pillow is kept
busly at work on the Mt. Desert Branch. and
is keeping the track well cleared.
The Directors of the Portland. Bangor.
Mount Desert and Machas Steamboat COM
pany. TUESDAY afternoon. elected Arthur
scwa. Of Bath. President.
The Directors Of the Maine Central Rail.
road. al a meeting TUESDAY afternoon, declared
>emi-annual dividend of three per cent. pay
able February Is, to stockholders of record
OF February 10.
&. W. Drisko, Esq. OF the Ndchids
Union, accompanied by his wife, have started
for visit to the New Orleans Exposition
They intend to visit Washington March 4. on
their return and witness the Inauguration Of
President Cleveland
The Methodist society and their friends
Will unite in paving donation witt to their
pastor Rev. A. :. Townsend. on Thursday
evening Jan. %, at the Methods, yc,try.
cordial invitation i. extended Ia all friends Of
the society and it, pastor
The annual encampmen OF the Depart
ment of Maine q. \. H.. has been called
to meet in Thonaston. Feb. L. A. the Nat
ionsl Eneampment will be held in this State
this year, the meeting 81 Thoma>ton will be- Of
more than usual importance and there should
De full attendance.
A card from our Buehll correspondent
states that telegram received there about :
O'Clock L. NJ. TUESDAY. announce. thu death Of
Hon. J. r Hinckley. IN california. where he
had gone for hi health. There were no furih-
or particulars. Mr.. IIincklcy ha, been in poor
health for The past year and since leaving home
ha' beer gradually falling. lI- heath j. los
10 the state ~ VIII n 10 hi, native town
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BIaehiil.
Some bitter cold weather last week, ac-
comPauied by a very high wind.
Quite snow storm Saturday. Some
SIX inches Of snow fell, and about two inches
Of very light snow came on Monday, which
will make very good sleighing. if the wind
will not blow.
Services in the Congregational Church
SUNDAY, by Mr.. c. F. Wider. the former
pastor No service in the Baptist Church.
James A. Garfield Post. G. 4. r.. will
give supper. consisting Of clam eh0wder,
cold meats. pastry. tea and coffee. in the
Baptist Chapel. Tuesday evening. Feb. 3.
Tickets 10 cents couple. the proceeds to
go toward paying for the statue now be-
ing cut for the soldiers monument. Should
Tuesday night be stormy. the supper will be
postponed II the next fair night. Com
rade S B. Wescoft has always supervised
all choade the Post has eaten, and at the
last meeting. Jan. "a, he was presented with
Junior Vice Commanders gold rank strap,
by Past Commander Washburn, in behalf of
the Post, as slight token of gratitude for
| his many valuable acts of assistance.
Steve" was greatly surprised, and said if he
was so full that he could rot talk, he could,
and would, think.
Rev. L. S. Trip is still confined to the
house with his cold. ROB.
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Meeting of the Executive Committee G.
A. r.

The &. A. X. Executive Committee were IN
session in Augusta Tuo-day evening. The
matter Of funds was under consideration and
II was estimated that s2a 40 would be rrqur-
ed To entertain the National Encampment.
The Legislature will be expected to give SIo.-
600 OF this. Z. 900 Of which will be used for
camp equipage. S2.00O for tile entertainment
Of guest, and $1,000 for the expenses Of the
Executive Committee. The balance Of the
S22 900 i TO be raised by subscription and IA
other WAYS
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Niihridge.


There has beea much interest manifest
ed in Washington county as to who was the
fastest roller skater for three miles. MIR.
Bowman OF Easipoit claimed the champion
ship of the eastern part and Mr.. o. G. Field
of Miibridge, of the western part At last,
after great efforts on the part of friends Of
each, two races were arranged, one in Mil
bridge and one in Eastport. The race in
Milhrdse came off Wednesday evening
Mr.. Field at tie word ''go" sho, ahead and
at the close Of the first mile had gained one
lap. This he held until the last half mile.
when he again passed his opponent and won
the race by IS laps; time Is minutes.
Mr.. Field will now go to Eastport and skate
Mr.. Bowman in his own rink. If Mr.. Bow
man should win in that race they will skate
the third race IN some other rink to settle
the championship title.
Jan. Do
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LONDON, > L. NJ.
Later reports show that the first story
about the damage to the White Tower was
somewhat exaggerated. The White Tower
building was no, destroyed 1t is now said
the structure was not even seriously injured.
These later reports have tended somewhat
to allay public excitement
Popular Indignation against the perpe
traitors of the outrage is indescribable. A
large number of children were among the
visitors. Many of these little ones had their
faces and hands very badly
TORN BY BROKEN GLASS
and flying spinters. The most piteous sight
in the large crowd of innocent prisoners de-
tanned within the Tower wall. was afforded
by these little ones with their pale faces and
bleeding hands. The crowd outside the
walls has been wrought upon to state Of
frenzy against the perpetrators Of the out
rage.
The scene in and around the outside Of
the Tower is Undesirable. Yells are
heard on every side of Lynch the villains"
Col. Majendie, chief inspector of ex-
plosives. believes that the woman had
charge of the explosive apparatus at West
minister Hall and at the lobby Of the House
of Commons.
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altman .

Mrs. Ida Jackson. whose death was re-
ported last week, suffered from sciatica and
consumption, and was sick long time, but
through all her illness she was never heard
to utter word of discomfort, nor show any
signs Of Encouragement. A faithful and de-
voted wife, kind and loving parent and
true friend, she leaves behind the comfort
ing assurance that she has passed to life
beyond. where sickness and sorrow are not
known. During her last illness deceased
was at the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Fox where all that could be done by loving
friends for her comfort was willingly done.
Her remains we're carried back to Brighton.
Mass. and entombed. Her husband
still survives. but on account Of soften!ng
Of the brain, his friends last July we're COM
PEELED to remove him to the Asylum NJ
Someryille, Mass. The two children, eyed
and wears, will be kindly provided for.
Mrs Dana has taken the eldest 10 her home
in Brighton. the younger will remain here
for the present. J. IL.
Jan. %.
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At Il Court of Probate holden ut Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the second
"Wednesday Of January, \. u. ls>5.
IT W WOOSTER, named Executor in a certain
Il, Instrument purportin; 4, be the last will AMI
testament of john Il. Wooster, late Of Hancock,
in sa county, deceased. having presented the
for probate
ORDERED That the said 4. " Wooster give
notice 10 all persons Interested hy causing
a copy Of this order be- published three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
American printed or published at Ellsworth. that
they may appear at Probate Court 10 be held At
Buck sport in said county the second Wednesday
Of Feb. next Mt ten of the clock in the fore
noon ami shew cause il any they have, why the
said instrument should not he proved approved,
and allowed as the last VIII and testament OF said
deceased.
3Wi q. T.. CT NNlStsliAM, Judge.
Attest tins. +. DORR, Register.
\ true Copy, Attest; CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Atlantic

b. Marhs died Jan. n, a. the Bay
Yea House aged abou; 81 years. lie for
merl, u,eI al North renob>cor. came here
about a wear ago. and has made maay friend,
10 tA.~ ...ace. He leaves an aged mother
and brother at Penob,co; and three Chi
dr-n in Boston, ali Of whom have the IN
path, Of hi, many friend, here.
Martin Babbi1.e Of G,t,', Island. i.
building house for Fred \. Joyce of tins
place
Albert Torrey and VII Stanley Of
Southwest Harbor have just completed a
house for Leslie joyce.
Benjamin Staple. killed hog here
short time since tnat weighed 500 lbs.
There are more than thirty cases OF
pneumonia on the Island. A good physi
clan is very much needed in this place and
would find plenty to Do al this time.
DIR. Benjamin dentist from Deer Isle,
is stopping here for few days looking out
for the teeth
Capt, Edwin JOYCE has gone u CLIQUE
ester on business connected with the mack
ere fishing.
The sch. e. II. Kelley, Capt. Charles
Spragae, arrived here Yesterday from the
east loaded with frozen herring for Boston.
Jan. q. k. T.
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CURACoA.-Sld. Jan. 9, sch. Kit Carson,
Harding. Hampton Roads.
DEMERARA-Sld. Dec. %, brig Woodbury.,
Brown, Martinique.
BCENoS AYREs-In port Dec !, bark J. W.
Dresser, Parker, loading, no destination re-
ported.
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Nest Breoksyille.

Nest BreoksyiIle.
We are sorry to hear of the severe Ill
ness of Mr.. Otis Farnham. Drs. Wheeler
of Castine, and Smith of this town, are at
tending him.
Herbert Wescott is in Portland for
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. WATSON who have
been sick, are improving.
Missionary concert, tonight. at the
church.
Jan. 25. YOUNG AMERICA.
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Notice ofAssignee of Appointment.

At Ellsworth. in the county Of Hancock aud
state OF Maine, Thursday, the fourth day Of
December \. u, is>4,
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
l. appointment a. assignee of Charles +, stevens
Of Ellsworth In said county of Hancock insolvent
debtor. who has been declared an insolyept. upon
his own petition, by the Court Of Insolvency for
sail county OF Hancock.
II. VI. HALL, Jr., Assignee
Avs
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
L concerned, that he ha- been duty appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF Executor
of the last VIII and Testament Of Isaac IL Thomas,
late OF Ellsworth, in the Comfy of Hancock,
deceased by giving bond the law directs lac
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the al deceased estate, 10 make immediate
payment, ami those who have any immediate de
nand- thereon "a exhibit the same for settlement.
ALBERT VI. HOPKINS.
January -, i-S5. 3W4
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William Dyer, druggist and apothecary
in Watervilie from 1912 to 1875, died at his
residence in Hyde Park, Mass, on Tuesday
of last week, aged "a years. Mr.. Dyer was
for many years director. and late presi-
dent Of the Wsterville Savings Bank.
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Dynamite.
tNPLOsIoNs IN ENGLISH PARLIAMENT HoUs-
- AND LONDON TOWER


NEW YORK, Jan. "A.
A dispatch from London, dated al four p
NJ. SAYS an alarming explosion of dynamite
has just occurred in the Houses Of Pariia-
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Advertised Letters.
sWoRrH Po~r OFFICE.

Frank Butler, (3l John Campbell. tfor.)
Edv ard Brisk lfor.l Fred CLOVIS.
II. W. Davis. David +. Eizcomh.
Forest l.. Fletcher, Gco. II. Hayes.
Mr.. Frances Hopkins Rev. II. :. Huntington
Mr.. VIM j. kirkby. Mrs. MARY latfin.
Mrs. Loul>a Porter
Maddox. Rodcrick Mckenzie.
Mrs. sarah smith. Clarence snowman.
Rufus Trundnv. Annie n Tupl5.r
Jan. ~. l~S5.
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AT Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, ON the second
Wednesday of January, A. D., 1855.
GEORGE +. BUTTON having presented eer.
u tain instrument purporting TO be the last will
and testament of George Parcher, late of Ellis.
worth, In said county, deceased for probate;
ORDERED, That notice lie given thereof to
all persons interested, by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks sue
cessiveiy In the Ellsworth American, printed or
published al Ellsworth, that they may appear ut q
Probate Court to he held at Bucksport, In said
county, on the second Wednesday Of Feb. next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved approved, and allowed as the last
will and testament of said deceased.
SwI q. L. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-t'uAs. T.. DoRR, Register.
\ true Copy, Attest :-CnAs. +. DoRR. Register.
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Married.

Biuehill-jan. 90. by Rev. l.. $. Trip, Mr..
VIM. G.. Arey and Mrs. Nancy V. Luckings.
both of Biuehill.
Frsnkiin--Jan. 20. by Rev. G. l.. Banghart.
Mr.. Guy Mullan OF Ellsworth, and Miss
Thankful Y. Young Of Eden.
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Sch. Anna w. Barker, Snowman, from New
York for Bahia, Dec. s. lat. 0. north. lon. p
West
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Bass Harhor
The ladies' of the Cemetery Society,
gave a Basket supper and sociable, in the
Hall. at West Bass Hsrbor. on Friday even
ing last, for the benefit of the Sunday
School. 1t proved success in every way.
They are going to give another supper in
two weeks.
The debating society is progressing
finely. The question for the next meeting
is on "Women's Rights"
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hi.hI! !nd0r,.I D hou,ek,0Itr, aud othrr-
y no have tried il. NJ -nap !, required. ami
cleaning j. iouc with saving N much tin,
and labor. Al hpu-eh"cptr- should n-- II.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to MI
L concerned, that he has bean duly appointed,
and has taken upon hin-"li, the trust Of an Al
minis trator nf thc estate ~ Rufus Leach late of
PtDohscot IN the county II Hancock. dccea ed.
ny giving bond "a the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who indebted 10 the said
ieccA sci's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
CALVIN LEACH.
January IL, lssi. 3R3s
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TliE subscriber hereby gives public notice To an
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed.
AMI has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Al
mini-trntnr d" hopis non uf the Estate Of Thurs
tom g. Douglass, late ~ Euehti tn the county ii
Hammock deceased
by giving boni the law directs he therefore re-.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said t'-
rca-cd'- estate, to make Immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon u exhibit
the same for payment.
EDWARD 4. CHASE.
January IA. lSNi. 5wi
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing. Monday, Oct. 20, "a.
Trains viii run Daily ~anday- excepted,
EASTERN STANDARD lime.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John.
PAISOS TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
7. l.. BOOTHBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
IYr2i
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p
hc j. now setting mp with hj> n'w SCENERY and
accessories.
For the greatest amount " pictures NJ
short no'io'., call y, jon Galirr, whrrr s"u
can e; ~ a On, ,jiin. b, Tho new ln-tan-
famous Dry Plate Process.
Mr.. e. Burriil r,ppfi, tlp linr IN i,-
posts in hi. bank d rapiit increasing ana 1-
ready exceeding III aui'iIsatiou>. Mr.. Bur
rili offer Tn SAM hsnking facilities tn our
merchants and others. a. would ~ furnished
h1 National Bank. 3tf
Their la, h'fn ws,l~ ,lior.u.. II ouir-
ion - to whether standard IN l'~a fiH.r
should b.. thr ruir ia business. tut iinfNF~
HUoInTE~ have secured happy combination
~ both IN II. -l~~i' brand ~ cigars manu-
firiur-I hv hlirri LOWS 81 Bangor. The
'-iS~3" j. ;ho lat.-t put, aii m. lI,-i for The
money. TrS them.
IA II sru have ans Pictures 'p WI copied u-
la-c'd and framed epu ,'tru'I lra,c snpr of-
der - ilh 4. f. .ios 81 onre.
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NOTICE.

THERE will he meeting Of the Direc ore Of the
J. Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph Company
at Public Hall, Sedgwick Friday january 30. 1855,
az O'Clock r. NJ, 10 choose a President and
transact any other business that may properly.
come before them. <agl
-. HENRY " SAh'l Sssath a
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LOO Al. NOTICES.

r., al At JOYS AMI examine the Photographs
he j. now -,ttju. mp with hi, new scenery and
accessories.