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BEAUTIFUL DAGUEl
ID AIR-''Tte Red, Wine and Bine"
MINNIS Il TANNER thou pride of the milIi"'
Thy pictures the best thnt we see:
Thy gallery is the shrine of deyotiun,
To those who stand .rnly TO thee D.!
Thy tiumrh has made bunger embe,
When womnn's guy form stands in view
Thy camera makes al the craft erumbe,
Who envy thc work that you do
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that yor do.
Thy camera makes all the craft erumble,
Who envy the work that you do
Thy gallery all spacious and large,
Is daily thrrnged with rare beauty;
Who plelsd with your skill think not Of charge,
But attend from "A OF duty.
Fair naidrns and gents, both near and fur
Come rig ht away Man street,
Where all lovers of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaa,.
Where all lovers of true pictures neet,
From regions all round, both and afar.
NoTE.-rhe Gallery Of MINIS & TANNER is on
Main street. Sd door from Bridge side where the
beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art ars
produced at all houis of the day the sasfac.
tory terms. mar23ts
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TERMS.

y,pGrNIAN Is published daily 81, and triweekly at
la ,,uu Ia advance. No paper will be discontinued eX
a. he ,pton the Proprietors until all Rrrearages sha
we senr paid
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Yrons marked the Ns.it Nil be published TIL or
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intended for both papers subject to special
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Is or the advertisements charged at transient rates.
NJ All new advertisements appear in the daily aud semi
weekly papers. , tt. II, - ,,
tl4bly for the excess
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A Card.

e THE subscrihei having purchased Of II Silver.
IA thorn & Co, their interest in the concern of
<ksSE H. Sve thorn & Co, will continue the bnsinrss
the old stand Main street, wi ere be i'll keep a
fine assortment OF GOODS in tho line to which he res.
pectuly invites the attention OF Nil wanting goods in his
line Mr.. & Nuitz will continue for the present his
par ,cuar attention t. the WAICH a1d CLOCK Io-
pniring 10 which would call the attention oi MI those
having such wogl u be done.
nayfSts ". H.SILVERTHORN
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE NJ. lSsCkER ~ 60

~ Mt HNIkO ' \.
Artil 30th lS55.
Take pleasure in announcing 10 thclr friends AMI rus
toners tint they in receipt "i iheif 'ntltr
stock of ofFANC| and STAPLE DRY GOODS tot tho
aud respectfully invite all persons "a ting feaa
ly eood6oODS at reasonable prices to eai aud mako
their So lions. arl3n 3m
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LyINE TEAS-ooIong and Gunpowdef g. cas- .ia :,
l. superior quality and havor rece"en S.nTnTT @na ar a'
" may 25-tsl b. p oAo"Dii
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INHE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO >" his TRACT a
L of LAND, lying in the county ot ,herst-two-A
miles from the city of ynchburg. IT, Tract contain
about 1000 ACRES, which will be lvided To su
@ purchasers. The improvements re all good an
sAnew.
For terms apply to the subscriber at Lynchbnrg
J.c 7d,,od,sl GEO G. CURLE,
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Jas. Caskie, Esq. sam'l Marx, Es W. p. STROLLER,
Esq, Haxbll & Bros Jarob Shook, Esq Edmond,
Davenport & Co, Richmond dec 27 dGm
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FINO COACH MAKERS.-A GOOD supply Of Shuts;
Spokes; Folloe,; Moss Point A Sand Bands; ASlos;
Springs; Sive Brass Jnpnned and Ivory hended Nails;
Ennmeed Len,hcr; Enameed and plan Patent Cloth;
Patent Leaiher; Dash Board- Lsrcs and other goods
used by Colch Makers. Just 10 hanI and for sae by
iupe I'm h. GREGORY a. co
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San Francisco, California.
GREE ENE, HE A TIL ~ A l. l. T. N
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OF TOBACCO,
And Consignments direct from the Virginia

NJ n u a c tuTers soIlclte d.
t-Y Our business Is strictly Commission never de
parting from it under an circumstances. Prompt
turns made.
REFERENCES. a. & a. La Srrnce & Co., Boston;
Allen & Paxson, and Patterson. Adams g. Coz New
York; Courtney d. Gushing, Baltimore; Davenport,
,llen g. Co., Edmond, Davenport X Co, Ludlam d
,ason, James E. Heath, lac auditor aud Crenshaw d.
io Rchmond McCorke & Jonas, Mcdaniel, Hun
Preston, aud Miller & Cienshaw Lynchburg.
n. .B.-Messr,, Edm iud, Davenport Il Co, Rich
uond, ami Allen & Paxson, New ork, will attend l..
n business transactions for the House.
aug 2S-eO ~
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A EuM WATER ANDMA W. have

N just received supply Of Alum Water. direct from
the Alum Srrings in Roekbrdse county, which we sell
per barrel or gnou. Also, n supply of Alum Mass,
Which will sell in quantities to suit purchasers.
mny2Iia RUDkER REDD.
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rnAL, COAL. COAL,
~ All persons wishing to supply themselves with
good article OF Red-ash Anthracite and Btuminous
Coa for the winter season. will find 1t to their neres,
if they leave their orders with the undersigned
possible; and they will be get their Coal by
Richmond measure ement and at lowest Richmond prices
including freight und tolls. DAN'L s. JASPER.
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I.YNCHBlRG THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE q 1875
PETER SBURG.

Lynchburg and Western Virginia Depot.
A. 3. GARLAND. RnR'I . LrsTfR,
utc uf Nnehburg. rrtcisbure
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.

THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.
EvARE FROM LYNCHBURG
l. To the White Sulphur r--.-..-.-....- $5 90
To Dagger's Springs. ..---------.-. 90.
To Rockbridgs Alum 4 90
To Warm and Hot Spi ines 90
To Natural Bridge. ----------.----- %
To Lexington. 81
For Buchanan our Packet Boats Leave Lynchburg 81
Ga A. NJ, Monday. Wednesday and Friday, and con.
meet with tho Stage Lines a North River and Cedar
Creek for the Natural Bridge, Lexington. Rock Alum
Warm and Hot Springs and in Buchanan with the Line
bv Daggers Springs to White Sulphur. Returning.
leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A. NJ ~
The Boats for Richmond leave Lynchburg Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
iune l2.,Iscts
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1--WE CLOrMs. CAsIMEKEs. YES

Il TINGS &c. dc -Supeiur blnck French and
coorcd Cloths OF the very finest mike, superior French
Ca4mefes, fine Nr-tng., Cuvas, Ri Gloves, Pnrkr rt
ilnndt erchefa, Collars. W. My friends both from
town and country wi pl give u call FOR the ~
boyo goods md you shall be we'll paid Tor your visit
npl2T IL Is, II LEN II
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II SPKTNb ANU Sun NFK DTY GOOTlS -Jusl
opened Philip " Pnynes, (k>lrs corner. Main st)
u superior slock Of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Cassimeres, testing. Linens and LtDits' doopg, of
nll kindr. Call and examine.
apll Il 7. w. PAYNE.
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CiRPETTNHS ND MiTITNGS.
GEORGE NJ t. eiGEkEIs a. 90.

u
4 4 81 l6-i Il "a Floor OIL Cloh1
Furniture Oh Cloths s'orted. splendid Gurrnins,
Corniccs Rosettcs, Cord, and russe (n 10 match J
and man, other kinds of house urui.h,ng ~ pdA, all
Of which will he offered n,onabe r,rc'.
nnl3O I'm,
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apll3-ts MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON.

NOTICE is hereby given Tint my sun A NJ.
Y Winston. il not authorised To deal tor me, on
nv account or any business ofa pecnniary
nnture whatever in my name A. WINSTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

TxxAc,ry ov L,LE.-Upon the pos!
morton examination Of the body Of Bill
Poole. the pusiliss. who vas recently killed
in New York. the ball was found buried
ia The centre Of bic heart. The appear.
snes Of the heart, when taken out, indi.
Gated ~" bruise, although il was covered
with iadamm story matter, and somewhat
enlassed. Yet with such wound as
this. Poole lived nearly two weeks. and
at one time il was thought he would re.
cover.
AZ the post mossem examination the
hssse was washed and laid aside with no
su.pieiau thst the ball was lodged in it
until sitter nearly two hours search in
The cavity Of the chest. aud especially
alsaa the side Of the spine. At las. the
hssss vas very carefully fel, over. aud
the ballet was found imbedded in its mus.
cular texture. On making an incision
it W. exposed. I.s Judgement was in
The sep,um. between the ventricles. about
an inch and half from the apex Of the
heart. end = quarter Of an inch from it,
surfsee.-Ths muscular substance had
uaited oses the ball aud healed 20 far
that he point Of entrance vas obliteSated
He lived fos twelve days without any
palritasion. OF any faintlng or syncope
such ~ 10 usually experienced in NOR.
bid eondisioa Of the heart. its action
uss perfectly regular.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23
P,ies Five Dollar q Package.
DR.. IRA WARREN'S
COMPOUND OF
PURE COD Liver OIL,
Ii ~ n,
And Sugar Of Milk.

THE great value Of Cod Liver Oil a. medicine In
Consumption 10 now generally sdmittsd II cSrreets
10 itiaiing the growth Of esilsihs cell sssutns &C.
eofdns 10 Dr. Bennett, from the snon o minute par
,ics sfol with abumsn udsf The quickeang force Of
vitality. The phaphats u Line hes bssn proved IL
promote the samd rea, end. ,hTosshsss both ths veg
stable aad the animal world
The SUGAR Ut MILK, manufac,ors, from The whey
Of Gos,s Milk baing suppsrsr respiration in weak
lungs and having powerful anty for oxygsa, greatly
aids the abovs remedies in Consumption. when proper.
" comb MED with them, makes elegant PREPARATION,
renewing much Of The e6saevs tasla and smsi Of the
" and supply Ing saeehsrins conclusive for The lungs
much like that elaborated By healthy liver.
In Conducting large special practice In 7Nvset sxd
Lxsg Dissasss, Dr. Warren rssovs directly to the 6sh.
ssss for pure oil The sseslisnes Of ssis combination
."1 .ti.i 81 XII sama.a TO 10 the psep. ss".r.y
Burn : PERRY, 0snstsl Agents. No CernAlll.
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TIE MONTHLY
NAUTICAL MAGAZINE,

Devoted exclusively to the Maritime inter.
es,s of the United States. embracing Nav
iga,ion, Commerce, Ship.buldi,g and
Engineering--will commence it. second
volume in April. 1855, enlarged to Sc pages.
1t is not less strange than true, that
every other interest, whether financial or
commercial. ha. found, in the press, a
fulcrum upon which to equillbr'ate and
govern its motions. 1t 10 therefore de.
signed, tina, this publication shall fill with
acceptance the universal blank in Naut,.
cal Literature. that has hitherto been
suffered by commercial men to overshade
Ship building and Navigation, which
give not only commerce. but intelligence
aud liberty to the maritime nation. Of the
earth.
One Of the leading objects Of Editors,
will be to furnish correct data, upon
which mechanics. merchants aud mari.
ners may con6den.ially rely in finding
an epi,oine Of mechonical, commercial
and nautical intelligence.
II will be the province Of the Nauti cal
Magazine 10 chronicle the march Of nau.
,ical enterprise. and sketch the achieve.
ments Of the living age; TO aid research
and investigation, and presnns the truths
Of unfolding science; to combine the
experience Of the ship.builder aud navi.
gator. and direct in harmony their unit.
ed efforts 10 elevate the altitude Of this
exceiling art, by diffusing from a nauti-
cal press the mech anical wonders Of the
snip and sea.
The work contains dranghts Of some
Of the finest vessels Of the age, with 9th.
er engrayings. and is one Of the mos.
valuable publications. Of the county,
Autographs Of vessels will be frequently
inserted.
TERxs.-Single copies. IS per annum
or % 80 per volume. CLUs.RArEs-
Five copies for $50. thirteen copies for
$50.
PaEM,uMs.-We offer the second vol.
ume Of The Snlr.BuiLDEas Manual. q
quar,o Of 200 pages. in muslin, TO any
person who will send W the names and
address Of Eve subscribers. with 81 dol.
lars; and TO any person who will send US
the names Of thirteen subscribers, with
address. and 50 dollars. we will send the
6sss and second volumes of the Ship.
Builders Manual.
A liberal discount made TO The trade.
Sample copies sent when requested.
address. CRuyI1H + BA1ss.
Editors and Propris.oss.
20 John 0lros1, New Yosk.
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O. One Of the rum prints Of Trenton
shows its malignity, because the New
Jersey Senators who went against the
Maine Law were Kissed. Il adds the
horrifying intelligence that the kissing
was done by the mos. respectable women
in the place. The Relormer states that
one OF these women, met, as she left the
Senate chamber, a drunken husband
reeling to and fro! A drunken woman
was also in the lobby. A lady presen,
called a Senator's attention to the poor,
degraded creature. His reply was. go
to hi" Well might the women Of
Trenton hiss such Legislators Cayuga
Chief.
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TIE AMERICAN PICK.

r GU TN VOEU We.
This illustrated comic weekly published in the city Of
New "rk Saturday, is about to us IN
Nofune. 1t has ~cO'ne favuriis paper ihromgtot the
United States. Bc,l'estts designs bx first Isis,
ii contains Why .d.rials ef character and will
cheerinn-s /" the smuIrsi frcsde. lis rend
ers II =, ,hv"ri;e II, every family.
1t Contains each week Ia ge quantity tales. storieS
ioleS scenes and witteisnis. The ReCnllcctins
ii lain G. Cal',rnn l'y his Private Secretary" viii he
'ouinurd u, flushed AID then c"py willie scn fres
Ia ov.ry s,i!scrc mail rnk. Each yearly sub
Pick will the double sx,l Pirtari-
sheets i,r tho Fourth of July ard Christmas. without
hf.r. E,ch Of these sheets Contains 200 splendid
'cs'stI
he .uitser ;ton price the Pick is 81 cash in I'D
:, SIX c"pie. for 81 Thirteen copies Tor $40.
Letters muyt be aldirsac,l,o
JOSEPH A. SCOyILLE.
No " Ann st. New York.
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OBITUARY.

Died in this town Tuesday evening,
March the 18th, Mrs Abigail Joy, re'ict
Of the late Benjamin Joy. and daughter
Of Joha Green formerly Of Reading
Macs. aged eighty three years. Her
father removed to this place, then a
wilderness, in 1857; and the subject Of
this notice was consequently reared a.
midst the priva,ions and hordships Incl.
den, to pioneer life. She was, by ia
ture, endowed with qualities Of a high
order-an intellec. inquiring, active and
vigorohs-a temperament open and
cheerfnl-and heart r-ple.e with ten.
derness, and every social and benevo.
lent affection. Through her fathers
care she received an educ alton unusually
good for those days; and, at an early
age, her lie was crowned with the inest.
Unable endowment OF christian faith
Her pie,y and living ,rus. in God, to.
ge,her with her peculiar trials and be.
reavments, had so schooled her heart az
to render her a daughter Of consolation
to the afflicted. and a cheerful giver I"
the needy She was truly crown to
her husband, blessing to her children ;
and deeply and deservedly is her death
mourned by her surviving children, and
a large circle Of relatives and friends.
In the government Of her offspring,
the excellencies Of her character were
admirably discharged. She wa. ever
reasonable, firm and uniform, and COM
manded respect, whilst she conciIiated
affection; Her word was law, but il
was the law Of kindness: 1t spoke to the
heart, and obedience bowed with the
knee oflove. She was not forgetful Of
the immortal natures Of those placed by a
kind Providence under her charge but
labored TO infuse into their minds the
principles OF piety and religion, which
she professed, and recommended by her
example and prayers. She was one OF
fourteen members composing the Con-
gregational church in this town at the
time of its organization. in l9l2, under
the pastoral charge OF Rev. Peter hours,
Of she which continued to be mem.
Der up to the tine Of her dee ease, exhib-
i,ing throughout her christian course the
fruits OF a well ordered lite and Cody
conversation.
Some few years since her vision oil
faith was enlarged as to embrace, in its
scope. the final ing altering Of all things
in Christ-the complete triumph Of re-
deeming love-the subjuga,ion Of all
enemies, and the restoration Of all souls.
Quickened by this faith, and supported
by its power, cher blessings aud fare.
wells given.) calmly she me. the sum.
mons to enter that house no. made with
hands, eternal in the heavens
'Whers b1iss shau b predominant, and spread
Wider and wides-,ill i, shall embrace
All the great family Of the human race.
And give = crown Of life to every head
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RoNANl.M.-One Of the highes. anthor.
tiles in the Roman Church puts the fol.
lowing forth as one Of the cardinal doc.
uine,' Of the same. The Indulgence i.
an extremely indulgent affair:
There is no sin SO great that the in
diligence cannot remi, It. and even if any
one should which is improbable ra'ish
the Holy Virgin. mother Of God lie. him
p.y-les him only pay largely. and il
shall be forgiven him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

ARTHUR for April gives evidence Of
steady improvement. 1t contains one
steel plate and more than dozen illus.
trations. The purity Of style in which
the articles are written is almost peculiar
to this Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

The homepa,h's,s have carried the
day at last. secured the passage Of q law
directing the Board Of Regents TO estab-
I,sh Profes.orship Of Homeopathy in
the Michigan University The resul. is
The nSse Of as much chagrin to the old
line Of medical practitloners,as it is graft.
Tying to the young American school
The former DO not hesitate 10 charge that
the Chancellor played foul, and used all
his Influence to secure the passage Of a
law. sanc,ioning by legislative sushority
the system to which they say he has been
secretly attached for long time past
Will those Of the faculty who threatened
50 ssou,ly to do so,in such contingency
now resign their professorships ! Let US
hear from you. gentlemen.
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CONCVKD GRAPE.

HOvEY L Co, No Merchants Ror. have
ready Tor sale Mr. Bri,s NBwASs SUPERIOR SEgpitsu.
the stock Of which has been placed IN their hands Ih-
remark ably tine American variety - the srrai-st az
lusIon which has ever yet h-ca made I" our hardy
grapes. Ii Is four weeks earlier than the Isabella and
two wsaks earlier than The Diana. II fully rips III.
last season (ls5D un the 1lh Of September 1t Ia per
fectly hardy with lunches NJ large size shonerr II
ten weighing Inuud and with large rounhi.h berries
frequently measuring inch IN dlAniater color very
dark covered with thick blue booin lavar rlch
and luscious with a fno sprishly aroma. All good
Judges who have tasted ii pronounce it superior 10 the
Isabella in lis ripest oondltion.
Fine strong one year old vines will he really for sale
April Al 81 each or s2i per dozen. All orders will be
attended the rotation in which they are received
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EMPEROR NICHOLAS. The death Of
Emperor Nicholas Of Russia. is elsew here
announced in our columns. Nicholas
was born in the year 1895. aud was con-
sequen,ly fifty nine years Of age. lie
" as in all respects. one Of the mos: ex-
.raordinary men Of the age. |. is said
that he was in form the handsomest man
on the con,inen, Of Europe. Lord Lon.
donderry, after a visit 10 his court. de.
ciased il al the millions who compose
his subjects were assembled Nicholas.
from his commanding figure. his symme
,rical and intellectual features, and his
princly bearing. would be selected from
them all as designed by the God Of M.
ture for their chieftain. His mind was
Of the highest order Of sleepless activity
aud indomi,sble energy uniting in that
wonderful combination which made Ma.
poleon the master spirit Of his age, com.
prehensiveness Of the man Of genius with
the practical mans minutest acquaint.
ance with details. He was alike at home
everywhere-in the army. in the navy,
in the cabinet. His unliring energies
were ever active in controlling the he.er.
ogeneous interests Of his boundless en-.
PREF Boston Bee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

The HUMBuGGER HuMsUGcED!- Bar.
nun, on learning that wild man" had
been found in Waldobnro,' despatched
an agent for the purpose Of procuring
him. The agent came down as far as
Damariscotta, before he discovered tina:
his employer aud himself were most wo.
fully SOLD" He Immediately took the
back track"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

CONVINCING TESTIMONY. The Boston
Bee says, "A gentleman we'll known in
literary circles was recently appointed
10 high Office under State Government
but before he had commenced the duties
he was taken seriously i'll Of lung disease
Northumberland. fears were enter.
tanned that he would not recover. He
tried Dr. Ira Warren's inhsIing Balm.
and also . couple Of bottles Of his Pull.
monte Cherry Cordial. and is now we'll
and attending to his duties. Several
equally sveesssful eases have recently
been reported. Probably no remedy has
ever gained 20 rapidly IN popular favor.
The medic ased inhalation i .he true the
Dry. aud d. Wauen's the true mode
Duss T. Perry. Weeks T. Potter. Charlie:
Y Poor. Reed. Austin i. Co. General
Accents. 8. Wares T. Aver. See sdvs''
tisen,snt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

Col Psesm.,nt has recovered bic suis
Tor a. O0O seres Of land in California
.Asesgh tAs dseisisa Of the y 8 Supreme
Cosst. asd 10 thus msds the siehess man
in America. Col T. paid three thousand
dollars for the land,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

!, 10 supposed that Baker passed ,hro'
this city. on his way 10 Canada. On
Saturday, Mr. Rice. the negro comedian
recognized him .. the hotel in Lewiston
waiting lSs the Toronto beat He took
ssids > eentIsmsa TO inform him "f his
snspisions. when Nj Baker went out
sad esossed the bridge into Csnads. M
Rice insists il was hs.