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Notice Of Foreclosure.

II. iERFAS Lney \. Byari. OF Deer Isle, IN the
w County of Hancock and state Of Maine, by
her deed Of mortgage dated the thirtieth day o.
July, A, H.. 1884, and recorded 10 the iiaheocA
Registry of Deeds, Vol. 1876, Page 10. conseyedt 10
me the undersigned certain parcel of laaa, ~
ing in said Deer Isle On Thuriow's Island, so
called aud described follows to wit Beginning
nj a holt In ledge 1T the shore, stone wall
thence West nOrtheriy to bolt and from said hoit
to Golfers line. thirty rods or less, taat Is
from first mentioned bolt to Golfers line, heing
thirty rods more or less: thence northeasteriy ~
Golfers iuc 20 his northeast corner; thence ~
same course thirteen rods. or less, TO marx
ed thence East uorthcr,y twenty three f"'ts
more or less to south end of Whales Beach, So
called thence by the shore 10 first mentioned
bound, meaning aud Intending to sell and convey
u salt grautco 90 low water mark dnd whereas
the condition Of said mortgage has heen and now
L. broken. Therefore hy reason OF the breach
Of the condition thereof, | claim u foreclosure OF
said mortgage ami give this notice for that pur
pose ,,, -.
Dated this !Ist day OF December, A. D.. iNsN''
3w5a
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IN. w. Bingham. special agent OF the
treasury for New England, mas written
letter to Supervising Agent Martin, de-
clinirg to resign as requested by the latter.
His grounds for declining are that his
office 10 in no sense political or partisan.
and that his long term OF faithful service
entities him TO continue to till his present
positian
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The For,y-Niath Congress.


~. 10 1854
NJ. Ni'lAen ~s'i ''" 1"' Nt
amendment which lave "h' 81. '"' ~F'N
r. be inserted a an ai..-'..., clause ~ Ne
known as cause ." ~ iN'' NJ
The clerk read :, fai.av-s
:, .4.slt.. ,h, .utv. tf.,. committee hatt.-
jur .dictI"u 81 ih, general .i..f -.',
or .,,"T, .hs i ,."' !, t.ir,r. Il. ia, .b.r- -,.-
.ior - t5aer,.-. t., f,,,ory iHe general Avprafi'i
uou blll-
Mr.. Mjll,ken. Nj NteaA't. dreiFt 70
.av but word N explanation 81 ny P-t
pos, IT, Introducing NJ 'n'' Hlmtn'- >'p-
pose that every meinner "i l'' i'1'r h'''
among Thousand o'aeE> to purposes W
ylcu. one to have al plf"i'l'l'N !" 81. 'f
such Legislation - ts tr..e'o' 20 Dr. hse''-
sarv and another. ne oi}'i ANi'N 81 q"
drrs,and ne leg'- a''on ap'' "t"' n i
voting. Nov, VII MT a'>f - ne Z A''
ton uf the use that nos been made ~ we
COMMITTEE on Apprornal'o"' - rs t''''
IN the psst. laai ha' been a. t5r'tN ~
gone over. NJ Trend ~ u my i'~ht M
N,hiules whom q not ho" see y, h''
ssa'. stated snort Tine A-' 'ia' o'e - rs
gIra'e-' abuses "a' ias power IN i-7 Aa'''
Of me Appropriations "m'nlfer Z" 'eH'>
lac lha' mo" edge 81. vi epraA-
er. one Oh - - erra' "'''e' = ~ p'"
er to oo'" zen ~ VI ""'"'"e we
bills upon APP' o.. it H. The e"l ~ 'D'
S1stS ~ -gTTs'- ~'.',' GU Y
r,~av other comm lE4t nA' e9HE -
before the II 'p'' q ,4..'re. ~ ~ i, ...-
$ 'he ps''1St r. nj, .1,.,-.r'
IS 80 Be ONE .r,ir. s,b-r m,,,~,. n
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Notice of Foreclosure.

lETHERF ~ John :. Grcenaw, 81 pcer LIE, ~
w tine County ~ Hancock and state 81 Maine
hy his deed II mortgage, dated the tmriecu'h
day of August 4. D., l->i. and rccordr'i IN me
Hancock Registry -uf deeds, Vol IT., faEe ~
conveyed a. ms tBe undersigned. certain parcel
Of land, with the bindings thereon. ~iuh"d NJ
sai1 peer Isle ami described ~ fHlluw- 81 wit
BEGINNING At tine highway hv land formerly n
cupicd Us Ch8r,- VI. lLl-k"u aud ~ same -outh-
westerly a. aud 1t rhuinV- u t.rccu. ami h' same
nnrthtrly ta the town ria'i aud tS SAME <"utirft'
10 thu place begun AL containing thrcc fourih~ 't
one a~re more or les. NHi whereas the c"nhH'"h
~ -Aii NOR gage hA- htru tHd now q hr"ArnhHM
thrr,f.r l., reason II IN, breach ~ the condition
thereof claim force l,,-ur, 81 -aid mortgage Aud
rRt ~IpTT T.. JOHNSON.
Dated thi- 81. ia, Of December. \ u. l>-5
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A CARD,

Toall who are suffering from the errors and indi.
cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay
loss Of manhood, Se., will send recipe that VIII
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in soutb
America. Send a selfaddressei enyefope to III.
RET. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, sfatien d. n. a. Tork 81,
Tyres
-Mf. Z, Z. Burriil reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and III
ready exceeding his anticipations Mr.. Bar
rili offers the same banking facilities TO orr
merchants and others, as would be furnished
DIV Natiohai Bank. 3tf
KNOW THYSELF. BY reading the
"Science Of Lite" the best medical work
ever published, for young and middle-aged
men' 1yr2s
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In the equity session Of the supreme
court in Boston, the 22nd, in the suit of G
Gordon Dexter and Others VS.. Boston and
Maine railroad to test the validity Of the re-
cent election of directors of the Eastern rail-
road, the counsel for the plaintiff stated that
the parties had practically agreed unon the
facts and that the case would go to the full
cour, for decision on the law questions in
volved
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Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.

was Noah Webster great man? In
history and in Yolitics, his name has no very
prominent place: in the halls of Congress
bis Voice was never heard in the fashion
abe walks Of life he never attracted the ad-
taiIing gszt Of the shallow and the false by
great wealth OF high position; IN the ave
90 labaT be pursued the even tenor Of his
eavs. doing well and fai,hfuly what his
hands t5upi 20 do; ana. perhaps, in that
sense y hich iaeliues the masses to idolize
some character prominent b, viriue of the
eclai or romance Of his life, he was not
ateat maH but estimated IN the light Of
The character be wrought out for himself,
the work he performed. fad in him
iaggr measure of real greatness and true
nobility; aud no reflective mind can con-
teu1p.aie tile work he performed, the lntu-
ei,ee h. exer's and viii continue to exert on
THE elucs'ion Of America aud Europe With
o.t according to him the commence which he
50 richly deserves. true creatures, winch VII
endure l.ns after oiany a pseudo ldo! Of
usrk.t.a has sunk into oblivion.
C,sapatsd vi,h IT,. well spent lie Of his
nl l- h-ueracter If hi, race, sov worthless
ar rhe >ansulua, deeds Of all 'he worlds
coma errors from \ mrod la Bismarck bow
mean sud cui ttm9;.b.e the ;floks and de-
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ga to frisnl Charles, | tAamk YOU for the
notice YEA teos OF my imperfect article on
Maiiia's Ridge May We meet again.
Yours truly.
| Dec. Is. 1855.
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State News.

j fFerson Tucker, OF Columhis Falls, I
while bunting The Goth. WAS fatally shot by /
Joseph Martin. who nnstoak rim for deer.
Mrs. Margaret Eigecomh, If North |
Parsonstisl6. died The ooh, al the great age |
Of loi years.
The Governor and Council commenced
their annual session for closing up the BUSH
ness Of the year at Augusta the 22nd.
A syndicate consisting Of Hon. J. X.
Bod~ell, of Hallowel, and BOSTON and Port
land parties, have purchased controlling
interest in the Augusta Water company,
and next year viii erect ex,easi'e water
works.
Fairfield Colder of Strung. IS years,
died on the 10Th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Colhura of
Belfast are recent golden wedding couple.
- Assistant Postmaster General Barton
is visiting his relatives and friends in
Maine.
Fred Lewis of Camden has in his store
brass eighl-iay clock made by John Bailey
in Hanover Mass, in itSj.
y ttbaifNit iANGtbEu SAYS titat WV 'i't u
have stopped a, his house on their wa, TO
the woods this season. and tha, but ten OF
them showed s!gns of liquor.
The term # the Supreme Judicial Court
of Knox county. winch closed on the Ism
INST. vas remarkable fur the large proper
lion of disasrr-meats to the number Of cases
tired II is said that all the cases in whict
ver,.icts were rendered go To the law court
1t Is said that the starch manufacturer
of Arooslook count, are forming comhins
ton To cpntrn the pric" of starch, that ara
Gle having OF late been selling below th'
cost Of manufacture.
Young X Watson of Boston. have pur
chased 81 the Shaw Brothers. the bark ~
tract work, at Houl,on. which the, propo-'
10 start up At once The WORKS have b.e'
idle SINCE the fasllre of Shaw Brothers.
Sock aba>in Ssassiu. governor Of tn
Penoh.c.,, tribe u Indians. Jiei et his nom
on Indian Island. O.dtoan. last Satnrd h\
lie bad teen governor Of the trlhe iof man
years.
The >chaoae Enl, \ Staples Ia
made .hi> season u.n. seen 'iirs ht'"f'
BOSTON ara SH''' "'h-l' ''- 49, -
bricks, besides >,tur return itr'g''. Wi'hao
acci3eat e au, kind, >'ac>irg ~2iAo ;
4ul Getting hrr oN ner. pt Ham "' b"'
ten. b | > per cent
-Satur.iss'> .ee va trfN we're
Ee>tpori lite captain 81 a y" hT.H>" ie
, schooner Va, II kr,, 20 de lth "a tie harAo
white Ut, crew were te.c4ea wth ltr sttA
e ,si difficulty The schooner H'"4e, Oai
tain Leary. e PnltI'a'l, dragged o1'
''""i II u -. '''.' ....'t
'''''
lne anu4a. aer'an. 70 TIE Mas
Pre-. ASSOC ~ h, ft.i! SO far' "h
y "Wednesday. ta. %. A. :, 80 "tt'cs J
) The l'.rtry ,N"fc,>r- "l oc'r "H u
foI. s,iae rs, i-us-d''l 10 'hc s.itfh"
and ',r f.l.,o..i hs ,a,,sl reunion lH :.
r,cu,a. VI ~ c-, vii u sea>""au
notified Of the usuA! arrange"
r. Aunto,~ Ma. X, IL Wes' Anr,rj'
r met VITA q tre4..sf acc l''' 'te ''her Il
e ~rci ST WORK Up b.aoN,n.h - 2.
"a, opl rhr fine net coal he ~a- g>s"-
ihr !o.-, rt'ttfI the ''.l""' 'o..' '"''
fire, an 'Np.v-lHH uce4ifvl. N'3"tt"'
Knocked Ir-ru-l'.'r anj h. lac "aN
qu.', hsdy
&. r-..t.-..,.,.. ~ ,b- K,rA.r Mi. ,
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Read this Carefully.

The following letter from aweii known western
lady expiains itself and is WORTHY uf careful read
ing: -,
II wish To say 10 the sick and those that are
feeble anal weak from any cause Whatever, ti9
in all tine yoea buiary Of medicines they VIII hha
the most virtue and the greatest im.heht nun
Paraer's Tonic. have been an Invalid Tor hse
OF siN wears past. aud givca up 10 stte y tie hs.
sktlIfui physicians OF Kansas and taiorann, but
Parker's Tonic has kept me alive, ami ralste h,e
up after everything else failed ! have 9rga'i.e
nervous debility, and have cold -ihkinE -peit,,
with no pulse and the only medicine that VIII
bring On reaction - farsers Tonic , navy
nay,r tnox,u ID to- fail In curing cold If taken IN
time aud win relieve pain quicker than any
remedy have ever tried send You this D.
cause would Ike for others ta know how mura
snnd /, has done me II Is Just good Tor
Children Try IL and lie convinced. -MAS. ~
SII'IrX Louisville, kansas L. q Bow "
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

\ C"rs.mas sermon 90 E4tlh Prac, b"
one word expresses the whole inference up.
o. men o! tia, life because Of which w4
keep tAr Cafi>'mas-,iie with joy Je.u,
came 10 hrag peace TO men, JI,l a. L4th-
e. life meant the revival of living faith
IA Germany, so Jesus lie mean, peace 10
men IN the place Of al their d.,quirt Of
/ soul The high passages Of scripture ia
/ which the meaning and effect Of that divine
/ HE are stated IN word. c.earig show thu,
Read that gracious and jlbl,nt ia psalm
Tor the sfect Of the reign Of Chri.t; Isaiah
9th and 3d. /icharias psalm Of ihank.
giving Luke lst chap. he .'n,uliituds Of
the heavenly host sang harnonou. with eli
scripture when with one wori-"On Earth
Peace they altered the g.al meaning of
Jesus natal day. BY HIS lish, and II, lie
Jesus brings men peace. II man mas not
spirit OF peace, like river, hi. unrest i
due to one of two things. Their. is either
some truth that he needs 10 know but does /
not, or else there is hing that h.
needs to do and has not done The Prince 1
OF Peace has not done for d man that which 4
He came to do and can DO for ever, man, If .
He has not, BY His truth and righteous. /
ness, maize him strong to secure and strong
To keep the citadel of his own spirit in pe.c.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
The teaching of John the Baptist. Jesu.
and Paul was the subject at the Unitarian
church The Messianic hope and the in
h1ence II had upon the miAds of those men
were dwelt upon to some extent. The men
ana their teachings were contrasted. John
was reformer He preached righteousness
and sought to drive men into right living
BY threat. Of future woe. Jesus came and
was baptized by John and soon af er began
his ministry. He sought 10 lead men into
righteous conduct by pointing to heaven as
the reward of righteous living John point
ed downward 10 hell and cried "Repent ve,
and flee from the wrath to come" Jesus
pointed upward to heaven and said blessed
are the pure in heart for they shall SEE God"
Jesus recognized the truth which John so
forclbiy presented, that suffering and
wretchedness must ever follow sin, but he
dwelt more upon the blessings resulting from
a good life than upon the retribu,on which
overtskes the sinner.
PauPs teaching was distinctly his own
He had an ideal Christ around which he /,
built his theory Of salvation. He was the
ounder of Evangelical Christianity. Calvin
$ probably the best interpreter of St. Paul.
Paul was not in agreement with the teach i
ngs of John and Jesus. But he was faith c
nl to his convictions and is a noble exam 4
''e of patient endurance. and of perseyer-
ng toll aud Of unselfshness.
ELLSWORTH FALLS CHURCH. :;
Rev. s. ID. Towne. D
Text-Wherefore God also hath highly
xalted Him and given Him q name which :.
J above every name. Phil. 2:s, n q
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Subiec,-The names and titles OF the
Lord Jesus.
If the names and titles given 10 person
are honest and true, they give US a know
ledge Of the person 10 whom they are APP
piled.
The names and titles given in the Bible to
the babe born in Bethlehem are homes; and
true. and BY them We can learn much about
Jesus.
Mr.. Towne then gave 46 names and titles
of Jesus with their meanings.
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Experience Taught Ne!


And my money paid for IT, After having Liy
er Complaint four years and spending money
Tor nosfrums and doctors. who didn't help me.
tired sulphur Bitter>. Six bottles cured me.
! shall always Use them.-G n. Butler, a.
hoes. ". Y.
Mrs. Cha>. Smith Of Jimes, Ohio. writes :.
have used every remedy for Sick II eaeiache |
could hear OF for the past fifteen wears. but
Carriers Little Liver Pills did me more good
than all the rest. For sale BY ). d. Wggin.
Geo. Andrews. overscer of the Iowou
carpet Corporation, was, for over twenty
years. before his removal to Lowell. afflicted
with salt rheum in it, worst form Its ulcera
tons covered more than half the surface IF his
body aud limbs; He was entirely cured by
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Holsters Highway Surveyors Book, Val.
uat!on Bouks and Collectors Tax List Books.
also Revised Statutes OF Maine. hates. Ed-
ton: also new stock of Wall Papers Opa0ue
W intiow shades and fixtures. lust received
and for sale at J. A. Hales Book Store. Flls
worth
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treby gives public notice to all
she has been duly appointed,
herself the trust of an EXccu-
land Testament of Tbeophiius
iIancock.in the County of Han
" giving bond a. the law
re requests all persons who are
ia deceased's estate, to make
/, and those who have any i'm
hereon TO exhibit the same for
CLARiNDA ID. DUNBAR.
2xrSI~
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Mr.. Towne then gave AZ names ana titles "
# Jesus with their meanings. y y
" Il
East Lameine. c,
The storm which commenced on Christ 4
mas dav. from the northeast, has con- :
Iinued up to Monday morning.with undated
wind and cold.
No steamer from the west since ast ;
week on account Of storm.
Monday morning William Hsslam
start, d With has double team for the
woods Just enough snow has fallen to keep
the ruuners from the bare ground.
Christmas has passed Nv with it, festiSi-
ties and merry gatherings aud now the
New Year with is happy greetings and
formal calls is a, hand.
Teams for many days have been busy
hauling from he steamboat wharf The house
hold goods of our new minister the Key,
Mr. Hatfield and the parsonage will not
look SO dreasy.
rhe pr"pl- up river. and some Of our
people from this district, had NICE Amas
tree IT. tn. Iowa hsll aud ahou, $50 per
sons ,oung aud OH we're present Music
eo"' -,n ,,h ,'t,l .
maze '"e 'N'''''- P
"e>''
r.. continued ronob weather has IRE
t"' Till. ,,..o,,'. a., h,y. /
been visiting relatives ana friends p
Massachusetts, from returning h'mr = '",Y
putpo'ed hy SATURDAY , boat, NJ.
Desi>lvs sal wife, Mrs hfnfS > ~, mon
Ms uhu h. Whitaker anh NfS- george
brooks are au"HE '"e ''''f'"' I'M
probably arrive on Monday
,.l
if"n''4 /. l's'l'l's "'+ E' -
~. 49, u H.. .,.,nr N,.,
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City and County.
Sunday in the Churches.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Prof c. J. ii. Ropes occupied the pulpit,
,nd brought the message of the old year
rom Jer. s 20. "The harvest is past, the
summer is ended. and We are not saved.
The Jews we're IN exile for their sins, but
were expecting u speedy return to their own
land through the political changes that were
taking place As year after year passed and
expectation gave place to disappointment, IN
despair they uttered the sad wall OF the text.
These Jews were type of all exiles from
God. This wear. just closing, has been full |
of Gods mercies. and the us. We have made T.
of them. has produced a harvest of some
Kind in Us.
LIST. The tit use of Gods mrfcies is the
real hsr,es, to us. They are designed to
lead us to repentance. God does not ask
concerning any one is he rich or poor' IS
he sick OF well ? hut. is he saved or lost
Mans salvation is what God aims at in all
his dcangs.
"a. tisa momcntuas fact. that oppor-
tuuitics far salvation have been gong by
unused o, Us al tins wear. II they have
no, resulted in our silralnn, they have
strengthened the sroath of sln within as
for
81. Sin pefpetua,,> Itself: a. logically
q bv increa,in. desire; G. D, pc4Arning
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Notice Of Petition for Dis
charge.
.
STATE or MAINE.

HkNeoCK = court Of Insolvency
Ia the ease Of John Malonry, in-olyert Debtor.
MOTTO j. hereby given mat -aid john NtIaup..
N lHS"keDt Debtor a. Aforesaid ha. HI,I in
-dil curt for slid COUNTY " llaucock. i petition
Tor discharge from ali ms debts pr,,abl, under
Chapter 70 OF the Revised statutes OF s.li sat, az
Maine and amendment thereto and for "a c-rtln
rate thereof. and that "A hearing uppn the -.irn..
J. "rirreI 70 nc had ~ Ellsworth In Pr,ttatr
Once, 10 said County Of Hancock, ~ THURSDAY
the fourteenth day al January, \ u. I--4, at tan
O'Clock IN the forenoon when ami WHERE An utter
e>tcd may attend AMI shaw cause II any they
have why the prayer of sali petition ,houIi not
be granted.
Attest :-t HA>. T. i.nFR
Register OF said court for sad County Of Iaucork
5WJ2-
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TERMS
THE PANSY.

20, both weekday and sunday readng The
nnsS e,iltel by "Pansg" herself, holds the first
PfoNai OF earnest minded parents Among the
more interesting features for ls-i will Il. Pan.ys
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THE CLovEN FOOT THEIR SOURCE or IN /
SEPARATION.
IRockiand opinion.l
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ORDERED That the
tee 10 Hi persons int r.,
ihi~ Order 70 DC publ y
siYel5 In the Ellsworth
appear at a Probate Goa
on the second Wel1,-
IT teh Of the clock Ia The.
II any they have, WHY !
3W5l# Attest 4
\ true copy, Attest D
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--.-.-. e12
THE subscriber hi
L concerned, that II,
and has taken Ilponreei
ti'ix OF the last WIN Isl
Batcielder late OF zee |
cock, deceased, }
directs she there I .oAs
Indebted to the tkt4l
Immediate payms | feif
mediate demanda 4.
settlement.
December 40 II
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating Is relieved at once nv taking one
OF tarters Little Liver Pills immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this. For sale by 5. u.
Virgin.
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The only certain and infallibie cure for
Piles. is >'ANAkESIs.- Samples sent free
Address sANAKEsIS,- Box 24iG, New
York.
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Parker's T onic

gPrcnared by IlScox II 90. \. VI
soils, by nil Dir, ri IT. In large hotties =, Que Dollar
smn-i6 nrm { IN ~
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Political Brevities.

THE cLoyEN FOOT THEIR SOURCE or N
SEPARATION.
Rockiand Opinion.
The Democrats have come to be al,ogeth-
err too GOOD naturesL and compa,san; since
they came into power. They need sight
of the cloven foot Of the Republican beast
10 remind them Of what kind OF cri,ttr
they have TO deal si;h.
MERRY AND HILARIOUS.
Portland AdvHiserI
Speaker Carlisle is To pass the recess ~
the merry and hilarious business OF making
IN the committees The chairmanshirs VII
make some pleasant New Years gifts, bat
there will be inevitable disappointment when
the distribution takes place.
MAD. BIT A PEBBLE WORD.
Bangor whig
Mr.. Henry Watterson sent his card 20
Secretary Eudicoit the other dav' ana vas
informed by the Secre,ar.', ciers inst NJ
Endicat, did No, know him. 70 SaF tha'
TIE Ken'uckien was mad feehiN expresses
the Turbulence OF his fee inss
"WHAT GOOD Roy AN l.
Portland Ad,crtl-cr.I
The Preslae;,5 viii spend Christmas a.
The WI. Hausr He viii have no CON
u,ny ana viii eel h,s Cnustma> p'e FHh hi'
SISTER. Bot there VII be i'tS ui Democrats
some Of them from Msin~. waiting Jn>t ont
+ SIDE for Grover to put in hs thumb ana pu'
/ out PLAN.
AFTER JACKSON THE "REFokM
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in \ " Al
4ha


inn -Isttu, Judge
Itane.ak tt8 state