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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-18

The DirYEnEScg.-Am man stopped hi,
paper the other day says the Belfast
journal. because. he SAID We ''had 50
many advertisements" S"me Deope
have an idea tina, the printer belongs to
them aud that the psnr so.na has nc
right 70 make q cent. When labor is up
aad living rs. up, and paper costs Is per
cent more than formerly, why, the printer
mus, not prof, by increased ADVERTISING
out must spend what he Ina. ear"d by
yeats Of toll. Blu, folks amt all alike
Another man came in to take the paper
lie said he had followed system Of ex.
change with neighbof, but times were
ha,d and he felt tina, be was chca,in. the
printer.
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i o.au;i:n! nula,o s.r WAS hanged at
!. ..aw. Miss. lately, under the i"lawing
circumstances, which are recorded IN the
Mississippi, Daily Times Her master
WIS Young man and overseer; he Sc.
iuced the slrl. ani then bought her
When her child YEAS three years old h.
married a sounc lady OF small fortune
and oou IN, plantation for himself The
laiy SOON asceriained that her husband
sas the father OF the lt:le curly head
and =; once became indignant towards IT
and al the slightest offence would cruelty
ubuse the child. The mother bore I,
rith patience FOX d while bu, seeing her
mistress get no better she knoesed her
ehild's bra;us out with axe, aud went
- the Court House. told the circum,.tam.
-, gave herself up aud was cornmiued
- Prison"
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,
l: Aitest--A T. DRINKWATER, Reg.
Administrators Noiice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, tha, he has been duly ap-
pointed and ha. taken upou himself the trust
of All administrator OF the estate Abraham 7
Darby late Of BrooksviIle in the County of
Hancock deceased, by giving bond i. the
law directs. lie therefore request, all persons
who ar. indebted to the SAID drcrased's es,lt.
to make immediate dsyment and ,ho.c who
have an, demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same for settlement
JOHN WATSON
Rrnoi
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Alta Court 81 Probate


Holden al Ellsworth, within and for the coun-
~ OF Hancock, on the lth "Wednesday Of
April ~ the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundtcd and fifty five.
n \ petition OF illiata Gtndle, Jr admin
= ,stfutar ct the estate Of Ebcurzer Bridge
late OF Penob-cot IN said county, deceased re
presenting that the personal estate of said de-.
ceased is not sufficient 10 pay the Just deb :,
Which he owed at the time of his death nv the
sun Of one hua.i-, d and siAiy dollars and pray
ing for license 10 sell aud convey 50 much
Of the real estate of SAID deceased Including
rcvrrs,oa Of widows dover as NAV be n-crs-
say for the payment OF SAID debt. aud incia
antai charges;
Ordered. Tha, the petitioner give notice
thereof 10 the heirs of said deceased ana to
all persons interested in said estate by causing
copy Of this order To be published IN the
Ellsworth American, printed IN Ellsworth.
three weeks successfully, that they ma. APP
pear at a Probate Couri.to be holden nj Blue.
hill in SAID county. on the FIRST wcdnes-
day Of July nett, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause il any they have,
~h! the prayer said petition should no, be
g,an,ed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy,
nDpNH
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Alta Court Of Probate

Hrli.n al ER-sorth within sHd for the County cf
Hsaooek. on the tsenty dth LAY OF Apii, A. Il
l,ij
NJ BUCKLEY siio~ Of hennis Buckley late OF
n E-v"rth Sre,assd having n-ie Application 10 ule
hr allowance out o. hr prrsIns estate ot sad asrd
Or'cr-i THAT the said Aon BGckey give noee the eoi
to ait interested ~ Causing copy n this order
~ Published three seess .veeess,r sfH the Ellsworth
Ainerg ptat ~ ki,~vrj that thrp nlsy appear al
frutSt- Corr l,- hoJcn at Eil, ~vrth the thitt
riae~ts, 81 Aft'e sslt al tea at The clock M the
t,-rip'on md she> cave Il ans they have Why an
allowance shor,J not IL made
PARKER TUCK Judge
4 true copy Attest,
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At q Court of Probate
At a Court of Probate

Held 81 Ellsworth within and G,r III. county a, H.,
cock 90 the 9TH Wednesday Of A ,ii In the year
o. our LORD elfhissn hundred AID hfty ave
aIon ,os1e Administrator Of tho estate Of
- John byArd lac OF Sedssick ia said couot,
demonstrating presented his account of Adnin,,,r.
ton upon said estate let Probate
Ordered that the sad ASMintraior sivs notice 10 AL
parsons interested by causing copy ofth. order I. h.
pooished three seeks suecssslvey in ths Eiisso,t
AmefeAn printed IN Essor.h that they may app>sr a,
pfohsis Court 10 be held Essorih In said county
90 the third Wednesday in June neIt at t.a OF ,he
clock A, N and she~ cause any they have VII, IN.
same should act be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
tine cops
Il AueN.-A. Z DRiNKWArER H,riu.r
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To the Hon. Parke, Tuek, Judge Of
Probate for The Connfu OF X0noook.
JESSE HINCkLEY.
Dated at Ellsworth, Apr A. u. 1855.

JESSE HINIkLEf.
Dated at Ellsworth, Apr. A. u. 1855.
4, Court of Probate held at Eitsu orth with.
IN snd tor the county OF Hancock on the
ath "Wednesday of April in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and hf, ii.s
on the foregoing Petition, Ordered That
the Petitioner give notice 10 all person. Inics.
cstsd By causing cop. Of the petition snd
order OF couf, there"n, 10 be- published lh'e.
weess successisel. IN tue Ellsworth American
printed at l-worth. that thy NAV ihen
appear a, Probate Court to be Ia, IL Al FL.
w"flh ~ sad eoani, on the 81 edn-sda,
Of June next aud show cause It ans ,hrv
have VIII. the PRAYER of said pc,ltion should
not BE- granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, + DRlNkW ATER, Register
true copy Of the petition aud order OF
cnuri THEREON, attest
u Z nRtNKWATrk. R....,
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b. short stne hs' p.-J sinx. Ihe.. .,.,t .na
s"d Aetse'ne, have bern m.ue snasn Ia n. pablA
tsi th0u-aa' have Ahead, trf4..-~i h-7r ,,z.f
icei' Ih'Iisi' s''sa ~ tts,F Ia., "a a. D.
cuf'hl. h.'. tusl frr-f nd been fs,lss.A t. ..a.I
."d vigorous hesli foh ti,f ~. gree. ....,,.at
u "Nt t1c'r hslclpc, nave ,A-ir t..s 'nuc~i trs
sands H - tnthe' iAstn =. tlss tl- sii, L-u al ia
1-t'it' And rhtsiCla,. h.'e .,actIaie! il.r -, 49,
rtcuI-s.ss 10 th-r4 g., la. nu.atc
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You've AMERICA ar SCHOOL little
accident occurred IN me OF the school.
x Wsa Lynn. Mass. on "Wednesday
s,ys the Ne ~, which is perhaps. worth
relating. One Of the classes was reciting
and the teacher asked little American
g,sl who the fisa man was.
She answered that she did no, know.
The question was put to the next scholar.
an Irish child, who answered +; Adam,
sir,' with apparent satisfaction. La
said the 6rss secular. you needn't feel
30 Grand about il, he ram't an Lishana
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Administrators Notice

The subscribed hereby gives public no,ce to all con
sefned that he has been duly and taken upn
hnssh the trust Of Of the estate
+" aInf CAadasr late Of Biuehn in the
County Of h.neoek deceas, giving sondsa III. aw di.
ee ne therefore requests all persons irdeb,ed TO said
estate to msks immediate pay and lhose
settlement. SIMEON p WOOn
Rlaehitl April e. Isf5 n
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
AND
GUM.COATED FOREST PILLS,
The most extraordinary discovery in tho
World.
1000, 900
Rottles and boxes sold ,unu,li,

Bottles and boxes sold annually,
Add Thau.aot. ef Lives saved ftnrn FsENhTtb
GRAVE n, ih,s at. d,.oasrfy
Tc'ltaanni.i, 81 th- MIST ptt"nsc ohafte.f
arr e'n'sna-ir pouring IL from ever, p.f oil To. Csui
ny. hcsttns edh,ss 10 the unparalleled tnatar, uf
tho m-dcg,,.
The lniin~ins sho~ Tia. nUmb<r "f cases cured
eetis- II D, leti-rs aad olher t--unaa4i. f,Sr,ed
from all parts 81 th- taIe and SiNi.h Cuiss frta
The Is, y jaauaiy is4 10 j4au.rs ts;1 se tasi.s
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OFFICIAL.


TREsEuRE DEPARTMENT,
Janaury 3 isS5
hereby gwen holders following dsscbea
Of ho Uaca states, that department prepared
heiweea the date hereof aBd the Ia March
portions Of stocks, Ia The
81 900 o0o in manner hereinafter
toned, wit3
competition, within tha amount stated
will Of ia which said stocks
may daiy assigned ihe uaed
States by the who the amount thereof must
he transmitted this the receipt wheteSi
price will be paid compounded Of The following palcaiais
!. The par value, specified
.. premium stock OF by
Jly. redcemable November IA lrAa,
by is4s
December 1867 and tha Doth june 1865 Of 70
the authorized by OF eas,
dcemabie 3s OF December 1894 called the Texan
indemnify O per cent
Interest of certificate from tho M flanuafl
1855 receipt settlement Treasury
lfsr tho owner
in addition.
Paymen, said drafts
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
win entitled bencht OF this notice
actually received tbs Treasury before The
said LIST day OF March
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Treasury.
Jan i-dtMar lif
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Jan i-dtMar lif

TREASURY psraRrsESr,
Raleigh IN, CD persmber 49, 1854.
IEALED PROPOSALS will he 10
O'Clock the 3st January for of three
thousand dollars thirty
These Of North Carolina
North Carolina aroad and addluoh faith
held by shd road ms div
will be received the Tor the purchase
dollars bonds ssned by the
Wslao
road OF the navigation OF the Neuse and Tar
are, by express from
taxanoH for any purpose
January. 1888, snd VIII have
coupons attached for cent
bic July In Both ia
principal will payable the Bank oi the Republic.
York unless the purchaser have
payable .he treasury Of North Carolina.
Parties bidding will please address their i~t@ endorsed To
Carolina undersigned Raleigh
North will distinguish their bids the particular
which they bid They viii also what
point mud what kind offonds they propose to pay
The bids will be opened 10 O'Clock, OF the " January
the the and comptroller
and Of O. W. Mosdeca president of the Bank Of HE State
0f North Carolina.
The undersigned right accepting such bids in
part be deemed most advantageous 70 the
State.
Successful required informed o. the
their bids depots bank the amount M eit bids
sos, 10 the credit
the State Of North Carolina fs derse may
made Bank Republic New YORK; t Bank of the
North Carolina; tho Bank OF Cape Pear, Easg
ndebtsdnesM he had ls Office apea
ID. w, COURTS,
Pub. Treas. Of North Csroina,
=
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From the Pensacola Gazette of January IL.
THE BALANCE DOCK AT PENSACOLA.
Mr.. A. w. DARpEs.

During the past week the dock basin, and railway at
the navyyard have undergone second of their
bies by raising and hauling ashore the large merchant
ship Monarch of the Seas The various operations of
the trial witnessed by large numbers of citizens
who appeared both astonshed and delighted at the
and precision displayed by the apparatus employed in
lifting from the water and placing dry land ship of
such huge proportions The principal dimensions of the
Monarch of the Seas given by Mr.. Joyce, the
builder and part Of the vessel and who has been
present during the whole operation Length of keel
ZIG feet breadth OF beam 46 feet depth Of hold 30 feet
length deck about $50 feet tonnage carpenters
surement) 1885, custom-house register 1918 TONS and
weight in displacement with 500 tons of ballast which
aboard, upwards of $500 gross avordupos being
35 tons than the weight Of the frigate Columbia
The officers appointed by the Navy Department Wit
this test and report the result Commodore Ros
and Commander Farrnnd of this yard Constructor
n Deano from the Brooklyn yard and Civil Engineer
b. +. Chandler from the Portsmouth yard
The test is not yet completed, the ship is be put
back safely into the water which operation being
performed. :
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LOCAL NE w 3.

TAG PRINCE OF mAGIcIANs.By reference to adver-
Using columns it will be that Macalister the world
wide wizard is about give series Of performances
in this city This will be pleasant citizens for
Maoaser stands unrv allied in the 'back art The estate
Maine newspaper has the following notice Of this prince
of magcians;
ssTuE GREAT MAGICIAN MacALsrEn Mr.. Malone Ray
mond fayoraby known the public through his joyous
tertainment called Hours Ireland &c. has
an with the above celebrated and most
tour through the principal cities Of Canada including Que
bee, Montreal Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, &C. This
great magician has recently visited 81 John and Frederick
fashionaby attended, and extensively
tronsed by Lady Head and also BY Sir Edmond Head the
new governor general Canada Madame Macalister,
lady of accomplishments, will accompany her husband
and many Of his extraordinary and elegant feats Of
legcrdemain.
RoBBrsa NEwspArER orrIcE.-The counting OF our
neghbors of the Star entered by burglar SAT-
urday evening last who succeeded after dgen search
in CARRYING 81 in coppers Having made the
sary preparations the editors Of the Star politely invite the
thief to call again.
Presents EMPEROR OF JApAs.--The presents
sent President of the United States by the Emperor
Japan reached this city, and have been deposited for
the present the State Department They consist part
of Silks swords, writing sbes, delicate and fragile
ments vases bowls glass other materials umbrellas
mats bells ars cabinets flower box ances, Japan mating
stone from Japan from Loo Choo, agricultural mpe
mants Japan shine (marked from Endda) Theoretically
sealed samples of sugar dogs two brds &c.
The sroaM.-On Sunday night last our city visited
with violent storm ofghtnng thunder and rain which
ragged with the utmost fury for upwards Of hour The
have extended considerable distance for all
telegraph lines north of Baltimore yesterday
dered imperative from the effects Of ia fury.
Fousp pEAp-on Sunday morning last the dead body Of
Augustus Davis found Rock Creek under prec
pce forty feet high We have not yet received the verdict of
the coroncrs inquest.
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SALE or SANTA Annals VOLUNTARY coLosIsrs The
Havana correspondent of the New Orleans True Delta
der date of the 10th inst writes as follows:
~ have omitted TO mention that we have the first fruits
of Santa Annas victories the Indians in Yucaian al
ready in market for sale under made with
the President before the lieutenant and small guard
despatched for their capture Forty brought to this
port by the Mexican schooner Mario Jacnto Captain Do
ranes consigned to Sehor Vecno Bavaran consul Ha-
vana, who made the bargain with his Serene Hghness
the city of Mexico months since and paid bonus of
twenty thousand dollars for the preference Other
with like cargoos of pounary ooonis their
Commentary Is unnecessary
On the i2ih inst the same correspondent writes
The captaingeuersl has determined, am informed,
investigate the matter Of and sale made by Santa
Anna OF portion OF his Yuca,an Indian subjects which
introduced here advised and il the result presents
appearances that they have been traded for against their
own WILL and brought forcihy 20 this market they will be
liberated from bondage and the dealers dealt with may
be practeableat least compelled partially 10 indemnify
the coonists for restraint loss Of time and support them
until they in equal condition and comfort enjoyed by
them previous TO their Importation into Cuba This prompt
action Is induced II is said by protest and
Of the British consul-generSp
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been sacrificed for the selfish end o. establishing another
house upon lis ruins In san Francisco win In
huence IN every honorable way 70 prevent the accomplish
ment Of such Obect'
Orr AT LAsr-The iron steamship Glasgow, Captain
Craig, left New York Saturday for Glasgow, with fan
cargo Of -four grain and provisions She takes out one
hundred and three passengers among whom Is the noto
rioas "Angel Gabriel when the ship of from the
dock he blew blast from the trumpet and shouted three
times 70 The spectators on the wharf
EXECUTION on MuKDKREas--A despatch from Cincinnati
ON Saturday says;
Stephen Short aud VIM Hanning were hung al Green
apsburgh Kentucky, yesterday, for murder They con-
essed their guilt Six thousand persons witnessed the
dreadful act
STEAMBOAT BURSTy-A despatch from Chicago says the
hne steamboat Garden City formerly running in the ll-
nois river burnt TO the waters edge Sunday
morning last the mouth Of the Arkansas river The
Garden City left St Louis the 10th for New Orleans,
with cargo of -four bark and oats but caught fire just
below Napoleon The passengers and all got ashore
In safety with their baggage The cargo total loss,
The boat valued $4,000 and insured for $4,000
The cargo insured at Boston and New Orleans
SmPwaErx.--The barque Howling Wind, Captain Porter
sailed from Philadelphia the 18th instant for London
derry with fall cargo of grain The next day, having
passed the capes the Delaware was discovered that
the vessel leaked badly Notwithstanding every exerton
keep the ship free by pumping and throwing overheard
portion of the cargo the leak gained fast that Captain
Porter deemed il advisable make for the port
On Saturday shout dark she fallen in with by the
pilot boat Anthony B. Nelson Of New York. The ship
being completely waerloked and the pumps choked by
grain she was abandoned, all hands going board the
pilot boat which reached New York that night
DEATH COMMANDER JoLLY.--Commander Jolly, late
of British schoonerowar Bermuda died his passage
from Jamaica to England. He transferred at St
Thomas from the royal nail Derwen TO the Atrao
the evening OF the 10th December in very precarous
state and died the evening of the 10TH IL will
be remembered that Commander Jolly the British officer
who protested against the bombarment of Greytown by
Captain Hollins.
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fIoRiDA-The Florida legislature adjourned the 18th
instant after originating system OF internal improve
ments looking to the construction Of railroads by
Of large land fund owned by the State through various
sections Of ts territory.
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Jan 30 itJan3l
CARD.

N relation to my advertisement Instant
and unpublished communication Of which speaks desire
,oo toward. our anes.s blood saw an 10 ID vanity
mistaken oDethe policy England
me e.. AND p M 81
find n their deep dse.se Of cause f iaanaag ~ any
anywhere for the allies and increasing paay r aud anfa
am for he allies with my Of sympathy
already have cost q lives and may cost
resu present and Of the have wished
counmen and guard my and life from the
stain and e n q hs III
As etbe aluon g name 10 the was hast.
private snshp can never expect
orally extended 10 high ofhca'y vs,,,v,cu pv.Sa
w Y. Ri e. City, Jan. 80
EDr oED RArEs,-Ths season being advanced, ana
a having on hsnd large stock q douhesoa boots ana shoes o.
'''' Fine Fine stitched psssn, leather boots
Quilted Quite; es.'o s..., x.sr proof ca,l boots
8 ::s:s al s:i;. s. ::''' shoes ''''; ,'''
win great vary & osr stock not necessary to mention we
for cash aud viii m The remainder Of the season offer the above
Where goods are charged the regular Rss WI e. s adhered
40s avenue, between 9Th 7,h
CromwelI's Baltimore ste amship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
WILL despatch .sansr daily iro@ Baltimore and New YORK.
and twice week from Boston Baltimore and Baltimore 70
This line affords uneaa.lsd f.oli.. he business q ne
give through Iadng wshinsoa the lowe q
pp' ~ : - - A. q HALL,
IS Exchange Place, Baltimore.
...,v..,.,u,o, H. III .; CIR. GkoMwaLL, !
o''''' Washington NO nc A " sc s''sfi = T.
Jan 7--dan Foot Of India wharf, Boston.
1,Es DAYS only appropriated for the sais % sih
tire stock of rich dess sss Il PRIME eos. Tor cash only
We ~-h distinctly underwood ,s, ~ do 20, include bIss
hose extremely low prices also tna hss ne ea. not paid
orr stock eusracs. choice styles sh
s F. ~. ~ Sa ss @
Our entire stock q shaws coaks snos and ooussene a.
may added that stock of Kinds pure goods
other s q dry good. adapted ' general family consumption
Moarans goods cos., fn stock
esssl. where &c be-, Ss bar
One pnce only a.ked, and less will not be asen.
Good articles and fair dealing 70 be relied on ~ ~
Delay. settling any bills " srsar 20 s sssse T.
"csnus s,orss." west ba'IdIas oeee ss.,,.,
ron xyENIsa.-M w GAIT BRO have last received
beautiful pearl neesacs', brooches,
ring-, Ae ,ao
ala.. ' %S'ss VII
Penn. ssenue between 9TH
Jan 20--N
IoaS ~. HUrHmANs. I~pert@r ..a Dealer ia ~ins.
tsudy Ac Fsnnsyivans side between
and 9Th Streets has received his n ~ me
above consisting in Of
Msde, sherry grades, Champagne quartz
and psots, diGor~st brands
ssst variety Of Rh,as wiss, some Of Il SPARKLING
Asa ST reray Sparkling whs csfsis ~ pctsfo
~ so per dozen 10 The highest order.
And numsvous other Kinds 81 wine
Alss superior coxnac seheidsm En, -
maics rum. ms Old ~hssey Irish malt, eordss hnd A'
cigars. ttnN-@ IN
Dee @-7sswitw
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AW Pe.tn~rshty.--su Court rf the tnfssa
IL ssstes-ROBERTJ WALKER 4 LOUIS JANiN have formed
acopsrnsrship, under the hrm ri Walker Jan'n as hs ~
in Of The United states nj
they both attend during the fuufe se
They be addressed ehef AZ Wss"ss
New York, al New Orleans
Jan 9--So
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On the 2sth ult protocol signed at Vienna by the
Austrian minister and BY the English and French abas
sailors which may be considered complimentary com
pact for the carrying out Of the treaty OF alliance Of Deem
Der I'd The protocol changes what has hitherto been
defensive treaty into offensive and defensive and it
may be considered certain that will be followed up by
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BY TEL EG r. A p III /.


TIE Storm Baitimore.-Fata Railroad Accident
BALTIMORE Jan. 22.All the telegraph lines the north
of this have rendered imperative by the OF
night which the experienced here for
years
Thirteen vessels capszed in the harbo and, far
yet known nine persons drowned 1t is feared
that vessels in the bay have suffered severely.
This morning small boy fell under train Of in Pratt
street. before be could be extrcaed they passed
him. entirely severing his head from his body.
Markets.
BALTMoHG Jan. 22.--Four--sales of Howard street
So So City Mills sells at S. rs. Wheasaes Of 1000 BUSH
els red ct 81 95 50, and white at 81 o. Corn34 900
sold IS cents for white and IS cents for vel
low. Other articles remain unchanged.
MARRIED.,
the Rev. HssAy SLIoKk, Mr.. ELIAS TRAY
Frs 10 Miss MARY f. WARNER.
fny- Prof Lewis H. steiner, M d., will lecture be-
O'Clock, the Smithsonian institute.
Subject: Science and liz Mission
The public generally respectfully invited 70 attend
G. W. scHRElNER
Jan 30 Chairman.
MACALLlSTER,
the GREAT WIZARD
DON'T BE FRIGHTENED!
Win his magic wand in night
Jan 20 d2ts