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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-17


Us Balls Laldp wick
u P.dluckS
70 Lamps
pm r. et SAFETY Fuse
. hcdspreads
! 5 iiat overs
q cotton braves
"a Grey Uadcr shirts
: Red over hIrt.
'l3 Grey over shirts
. Palrs OTeralls
> Jumpers
, Red Cnmfortcrs
} Selves
) Sguyr-s
.a6 Plck Handles
\ lot Of Shosi- anI Pigs
3 Ak" iland.cs
~ brDoms
'tl P.irs short Cum Boots
3 do Long Gum Boots
Il Pair Kip Roots
no Pair Calf Boots
: ~hAce Brushes
3 TIN Dippcrs
4 Crevlc, - uus
> lin Blowers
l!7 Gallons W hisky
| Gallon Gin
i5 Gallons vinegar
} Bottles ~alera us
5 Dp,tlss Mustard
1 Bottles aycne Pepper
! Bottles Pepper sauce
= Bottles Cinnamon
u Bottles ChUltHugue
u Bottles Bleck Pepper
! Bo;t,c- Tomato kcichup
9 kaxes Sardinrs
q Bottles Pic Fruis
> Cans Peaches
i0n Papers Tacks
q 'iOX5s soap
! - Pounds = iiieratus
: Pounds t.ard
; ~ Pounds Codh.h
~ POUNDS Butter
- Pounds do
3 Kegs Pickles
| kex Lard % pounds
| Dozen Brandy Peaches
. kegS syrup 26 gnllons
10 hall"hs Port VINE
2l6 bh.~ Clear Pork
| ! Dozen Pans
: Tir Plates
/ ikeg i'ow,ier.
; Base BveHs
80 Bags salt
; Gross Matches
o C7ns Honey
I IRON Pans
| q buzeH { oiTre Pots
= H'l"' amp Kettles
6 small KEGS
y no/cn TIN Cups
> GtIlons Rum
> CATIONS amer. Brandy
ji Wooden r ucetts
~ Pounds White Lead
IL Mats R.ce
y Sack Flour
I327 Pounds Potatoes
IbZ foxes Matches
as Shuvrls
! siuice forks 5 II
ID Long Handles
tShovcls short Handles
Il ~luice hOss
y Picks
Z Cru wbars
9 Com-e dills
80 Wooden Buckets
4Pack kopes
1870 Pounds Nails
, steel Sledges
20 Pounds Sole Leather
20 Pounds soda Crackers
u Gallons Lamp Oil
l3 Axes
| / Barrel Salt Pickles
l72 Pounds Quicksilver
Ia Cured Hams
| Barrel damaged Hams
Is Pounds salt Pork
tnT pounds Bacon
| ! Fonr Inch Colts revolv
40 Pounds Chilli Beans
loo Pounds White Beans
Ih50 Pounds i'eans
e Case Claret
llM, Pounds Beans
! | Barrel Old Beans
s. Pounds china Peas
Ii0 Pounds Split peas.
GolIons Pickles
lSt Bahs Shorts
. Bags harley
80 Pounds Rice
Is Poun,is New. q. Sugn
| Bbl No d" 24] pounds
lji0 Pounds China sugar
! Gox Naccroni
Is Pounds Dried Apples
I30 do pniverized sngaI
800 Pounds Crushed SugaI
$50 Pounds Sugar Cnckerl
202 Pounds Coffee
l59s Pounds Tobacco
| Pound Bee-wax
lis Pounds Crga,a Tahtar
6 Ponrds starch
I20 Pounds Soap
: Pounds CASTLE Soap
I29 Pounds Black Tea
I22 Pounds Green Tea
.l,O Pounds Tallow Candles
/ s Pounds Sperm Candles
| } Boxes Candles
ly, A, n ls56
Up Ghariff nutle County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-17

"lGHEsT PRICE paid for County scriy
Ii Store Of JOSEPH 0LuIAUF,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-17
EeaaL 5!ati:tg.

/ White and Red car
do ,u Ia do
] Rad Caf
Saddles
. iridiet
Ais, the f0llwar 6rsrrihod personal property, NJ
The stor,. Gruery occupied hy Stewart 10 W nch-
i"wn Oro,on Township. Butte County anl -Iar
icor"sriI ou the l4.h day of July. y lN'f. M
Iu o,.o.E th a. rli.st bidder for cash, Ia " H.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-17
GEKLY BUTIE RECORD.

For circulation in the mining and agricultural die
irris If the county. viii conlain 'hcl loc' aud geoerp
OF The ok iu'vrsperscd with iHiarrsiing mis-
rellaneous readme mnf'er II viii contain twenty
ogi; columns &C re1dng matter, and will b" one ~
'ho prgesi mud cheapest Weekly Newspaper IN the
state. Pnhishei ryerv saturday Ttrmt-S3 per
hnnum; six months e; three months 81.
AnvsRTisUnESrs, pr square o: ten line' or l's9
hrst insertion. - >"
Finch Subsequent insertion. 50
tff" A liherqd deduction will be made in favor Of
those who advertise hy The year
Az Business cards Inserted reasonable terms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
sVThe prevalence of incorrect notion

EVThe prevalence of incorrect notions
upon the subject Of medicine. is great
cause of misery. Medical practice should
Hot be gov 1nc by principles cautiously
dcduccd from the contributions of long
experience and close observations. How
important. then. that no medicine should
be .kel by invalids unle-s it eminates
from the h nds of men of talent. judge
m,nt. and the strictest probity. Hoof.
larl's German Bittcrs, prepared by DR..
C. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia. is prepa-
ration emanating from one of the most
celebrated practitioners ofmodern times,
and one of the greatest medical writer's
Germany ever produced. This article is
now in able hands. as evidence that the
article is prepared carefully and skilful-
". it is producing the effect the original
inventor intended. 1t is used by many
of the leading practitioners of Philadel-
phia in cases of debility of the digestive
organs, and hillary apparatus. and the
diseases arising therefrom. We therefore
recommend this medicine TO suffering in
valids, See advertisement. 4w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

HEAL THE SICK. Men of liberal cd.
ueation at the present day. levo all
their talents to discover the meas where
by they may remove those painful mala.
dies which assail the human frame. There
is no nobler art than that of healing the
sick, considering the numberless diseases
to which man is liable. and which may
Cause him to drug out a protracted life OF
distress, or suddenly cut him off in the
bloom of his existence and usefulness -
We should gratefully seize upon every
means of coanteracting their drcldful e.-
tects, hr causing removal of those clogs
to happiness. In those cases where the
Liver or 4he Stomach is the u.s., we
would highly recommend DR.. Hooa 'nd's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c NJ.
Jackson. No medicine at this time stands
hi cher than these Bitters. and to those
whc are suffering from the horrors Of In
dig 'stion, we say they arc the an idote
See advertisement. awe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
f'sr IN, i~,-ionn "

CAsr1xE. MONDAY. March 5. 1886.
Mr.. SAWYER Or Town NJ etin@
to- aav, WIS fully attended. Hon. X. II.
Bid,ha.n WIS elected Moderator by 4
ma 'orh of two. an Charles Ellis. Town
Clerk, at tn. second bal OF, BY MAORI
tyol7. For First Selectman. Charles
A. Cat, (Strai .ht Wing hed II. Mark
p. Hatch, 6s, Scat. ). For Second Sc
lect n IN, Charles Ro gers had s9-Stover
P. Hatch pierce mocrat.) Ga. For
Thrill ) .lsctma,. Joseph Wescott h ID s..
William w. Hatch Pierce Democrat
70. M,ssrs. Mark p. Hatch, Rogers. an
Wescott were the candidates Of thos, OPP
posed to the present State and n s;onal
Alm:n;str .tions. Charles Rogers was
chosen Treasurer and Collector OF Taxes,
AID Rev. Al:rel E Ives-Joseph l.. Ste
yens, Charles X. Tildcn, Samasl Adams
Jr., and Z doc Witaam. Sup,rintondins
School Committee. Tn, sum Of $4,000
w,st.ised for Current expenses. = for the
support OF Schools 81 700. Highways
4Do-anL for purchasing additions to
ths T. wn Libr ny SIS. Yours.
.4 q. II. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

DR.. STONES LIQUID CAlnARTIc.-
Somebody says that the Americans "eon-
sumo more medicine than any other na-
ton in the world. and the assertion is I'M
doutcdly true; for: besides supporting an
army of physicians regulIrs and
"quacks we swallow every kind ofnos-
trum that is put INTO the mar e NJ mat
ter whether it comes from wise man or
fool There arc. however, several stln-
dard medicines, which, the longer they
ar, used. the more popular they become
and among this number. we know ofnonc
that SO we'll enjoys the contid nee Of the
public as Dr. Stones Liquid Cathartc.
1t il particularly recommended for rhen-
m l,ism. ne ,ralgia. pains in the held, side
stomach and the various prevalent diseases
OF the summer and autumn months and
especially is i; used for the eradication OF
humors from the blood. [Amcriean Git
lien, Lowell. 2m6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cholera. A tl.-asr winch strikes ter
ror in an, community where II exists. no
medicine /. moie prompt III us action on
,hls disease ,han Perry DAVIS Vegetable
psn killer. Il the acknowledged anti.
,io,e winch seldom fails if applied in ITS
earl, symptoms. II" family should he With
~, a bottle 81 1t always on hand Act
,i,e aud il you have "ota bottle ge, QUE
IT once delays are dangerous lw'
EASILY ANSwEWED. What remedy
would ,"u ,sk~ for II cough Z! D,v,n->
C,sn,n,ud Puch L,z-my-s simplest
safes, and sn,est ever Yet offered /" the
public. Sold everywhere-.5 cents pei
h,x 2~7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

RrruBL,cAN TRIUMPH. We learn from
ia. Portland Ad,erliser that the election
for Representative from the New Glou
ce>,rr and Raymond district. las, Monday
r,.n,.l IN the election nf james ". Leach
,hc K .pahic IN candiIa,e, by SEVENTY
EIGHT maj ri',. Last September Mr.
Leach HI o'e ma .niy, but the i."gi>la-
,ure declare! that there was II" choice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
Rucxspoar. NJ ,rch I. 1856

NJ Editor :-Olr annual Town Mee;'
ing for HE choice If otiic rs, was held
YES, cr4ay. AMI The Republican 'icke' PR
vailed ,hroughout-Town Clerk, Select
men. Town Treasurer AM Supervisor OF
SCHOOLS. The most sharply contested
case was that Of frs, selectman. IN which
the Republ can candidate. S. 7. Kinks.
was elected over Alonzo Colby. th- Gus
,om House and Post Ofles candidate. BY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

At a court OF trobc::e held at Ellsworth with
IN and tJ.r the County of Hancock or the
III day OF Feb. in the year OF our Lord gh.
teen hundred and tifty-six.
Almira Pcpdlet IN. Widow of solomon PEN
dleton late OF Gouldsboro, deceased, having
made application to me for an allowance out
Of the personal estate of said deceased;
ORDERED. Tha. the said Almlra Pen die
ton give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy OF this order 10 ne published
three weeks successfully n the Ellsworth A.
meriean printed at Ellsworth that they MAY
appear at Probate Court to be held at Els
worth in said County, on the 9th day of Apr.
next at ten Of the clock forenoon. and shew
cause if any they have. why an allowance
should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy ;-Attes',
3w7. WARREN KING, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

The following Town Officers were elect
I'd today for the ensuin. year. viz:
Lem iel Peters, Modcrat Or
Nespasian Ellis, Town Clerk.
Jos. 7. Hinckley. ! Sclectmen
Putnam ingalls,. and
Haskell w. johnson, Assessors.
Augustus Stevens, Treasurer H. Collector.
Edward r. Osso"d, Supt s. Committee.
WiIliim Hopkins, Town Ag'nt
Tie K publican Ticket was elected,
bya large majority. Tn re was some di-
vision among the Republicans on the
nomination for The first Selectman.
s. Ossood. tho regular nominee)
wished for fire express on Of choice in
tn, LIST ballot; and if = fair vote " s
thrown for Mr.. Hinckley. he gave his
friends to underst md that h. should with
draw his nam, Ga the first ballotin ,
Mr.. Ossood was six votes ahead of his
friend. and there were some y or | ) seat
tcrins. Hence on the second ballot
Mr.. Hinckley received handsome ma
jority. one wing, of the anti Republicans
vo ins against him, notwithstanding. -
He was nomin ned BY minority Of Re-
pablicans and his particular friends from
without.
This explanation is justly due to all
parties TIE Outsiders charged upon
Mr.. Hinckley last week that he was TIE
ncminc. ofthe know Nothings which
was false and til ,n-"Gonistcncy, thou
art aewc.' after his ell .cti5n claimed
il as one OF the mi ,ht.est Victories that
Hancock Co. everstw Their treachcr-
Gus memories hal forgotten last Sept
They well know without being told that
il thy could haze mustered all th,ir
av ulable 'orce-old- inc democrats and
straight-outs. Anti-Maine lawmen and
Ncbraskals. dough faces and NcWhigs
They could not have secured one election
by 20 votes. Their boastinss and ,h,at-
Law i'm embryo until Nond.y morning
and when their opponents looked for the
bursting of The shell, behold The egg
~ns rotten :" Many hard things have
been said; BIZ. tn, yt' thing ha. be u
'onr. and the "UNIoN Is SAFH =.
Blu ,hill. Mar 3. lS56.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

The following high testimonial in favor
of DIR. Haydcn's Pills, is from VIM.
H. Eddy. Esq, Of Cambridge.
Dear Sir,-Allow me to congratulate
you on the splendid success which your
Pills have met with. by the public. which
! daily hear spoken of in the highest terms
of praise, for their superior merits over all
other pills. can freely add my tcstimo-
ny in their behalf, having used them my
self. and in my family, with decided BEN
eft. If this humble tribute to their viz
tues is of any service to you, you are at
liberty to use the same in any manner you
may think proper.
am, dear sir, yours, with much esteem
WILLIAM II. EDDY.
To DIR. WIN. r. HAYDEN. 4w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

~ AS the ages rcll on, the past and
present are only stopping stones TO high
or achievements and Improvements in the
future. The past pours all its improve
ments out to perfect the present. Thus
q. w. Stone Cough, Consumption. and
Bronchitis Elixir contains The conccntra-
ted virtues Of ages OF scientific res arch.
Try its marvellous cuiatl C properties
See advertisement. Aw6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
PrSopscor. March 10. 1856

Mr.. Editor :-Th" " Ills mn found
their political grave in this town to-day.
III, INK AMI file were out In VOL
orator ,hev got. and then a ein"k'e WAS
tho rasnouso. FIRST s lcctman they lost
and the, down heal all ayfrnn. Second
anl h;rl selectmsn lost. all hca Is all
down We achieved a Sr at victory
Their highest vote was 43. II this Is
a, index for Sep P,n"hscot will do her
Who'll, duty. Yours for the cans. and
r;,b,sms war. FREEDOM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

Ma. EDITOR: Tank n, tia your sab.
scribcrs of tn. Wild Ga. tribe. would like
to h ar how our 81 .ct;ol ca ne of yester-
d,y. l will give 20, tn. result.
John NJ. Noyes,
Selcctmsl, g., Daniel XII nball.
Edward 5. Richardson.
Clerk, Ebcn r. Babson.
Treasurer, VIM. Kittrcdg,.
Constable. Nathan Salisbury.
Experimenting Ebsn +. Babson.
S. COMMITTEES. David WasSatt, I'd.
Collector of Taxes, John NJ. Noyes.
II YOU do not w,rtsrch nsws to pub
lish, put his in the stove an | charge the
FIRE wood to burn il to me. The cats
fried their strength on Geo. B. Som's,
but cou d not come it. J. NJ. n.
Mt. Desert, March 1. 1856.
~ Sabb tn day, 2nd inst we had a
severe snow storm, accompanied with
gale of winl from tn, South Fast; blew
down a nav house be.onsing to Daniel
G. Sones, in Som ,sville. DAmas.sboat
5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
MARRIAGE.

IN Ellsworth the 1t ms, by A. Z.
Dlnkva,er E.q., Mr.. William c. Allen
and Miss Cynthia White. bath OF Sle.-on,
In this Village March 3dhy a. Prince.
Mr.. William iiunnew-il To- Miss Helen
:. FarnSwnr,h. al "f Ellsworth.
In Surry Me. Jan 25,hby NJ X. Gree
ley E,q. Mr. CALVIN II Gray and Miss
Nancy a. Grindle, all Of Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

Mr.. EDiToR: We held our annual
town meeting yesterday, and the follow.
Ing officers. Rep. )were chosen with very
little opposition.
Joshua Watson,
Wyer g. Sargent, Selcctmen.
VIM y. Friend,
Daniel Morgan, Jr., Treasurer.
Rufus S. Cole, Town Clerk.
Daniel Eaton, Collector & Constable.
Rev. Chas. Emor on, "p's na%,
K. 5. Cole, nooi
X. S. {.
Sedgwick, March 4, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

A FACT. A celebrated music teacher
of Boston. occasionally treats his pupils
some of Dcvines Compound Pi'ch Loz.
eng IS, an excellent article for clcarin.S the
voice and eradicating hoayscncss. Sold
everYM here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

Nav HAMrsH,RE ELECTION. Bo..
ton, l.3O A. NJ. The vote Of MancEcs-
ter Mrtcalf l496 Wells 1913; Good
win 81. Returns thus far show DINO.
cratic gain OF about 5000. Nj. Baker
Democratic candidate last var lackcd
1887 Of an election. The result for
Governor will be close.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
BosroS, Nov. p, 1913.

BosroN, Nov. p, 1913.
Dr.. HAYDEx
ID, ar Sr,-On tao IS: cf this month
was taken dangerously i'll, with severe
pains throughout my whole body: with
much fever, and g,e distress in my head
BY advice | concluded to give your pills
trial. took three. which afforded me
almost instant rel ef and for one en-
truly say that. w..'hout any exception.
they are the best me licine l have ever
used Ialso recommended them to a sick
friend. who informs me he has received
grca, benefit from their use, and extols
them above all others.
| remain, sir, your obt., servt. &,
J. i. TRENHOLM.
No. 2 OLIVER STREET. 4w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
Town II. tines

The W ellis flsionis,s have been beaten
in the town elections in Oldtown Water.
Vile Brewer and in the city Of Belfast
Augusta has n. bunker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
Y all concerned. that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
III an Admir-. of the Estate of
ChE>LEY GKINDLE,
late Of Bluehill, in the County OF Hancock
deceased. by giving bond as the law directs !:
he therefore requests all persons nho are in
deb,ed to the deceased estate, to make imme-
date pa ;men,. and those W no have any demand
thereon, 10 exhibit the same tor settlement.
Bluehlll, Feb. 7. 1856. 3w7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
B.doe:crl Redo en.d!

After an unpar .llcled contest on the
part Of the opp 'sition, tn. Republicans
elected their NJ ,yor. Daniel +. Somcs, on
Monday. by III m jority. carrying five
Of the seven warls Last fall, the ALI
ancc' carried hddcford Ivy 80 to 40 ma
jority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
At u Cout Of Probate

Holden a, Ellsworth within and for the Coun-
~ OF Hancock, on the first Wednesday of Feb.
\. u. 1856
Gilman Crane. Admir- ofthe Estate Of Eli
as Hutchings. late OF trlaAd. in said County,
deceased having presented his account of ad-
ministgstion upon slid deceased's estate ior
Probate:
ORDERED. That the said admir- give no.
tice thercntto all persons interested. by caus-
Jug q copy of this order to be published thee
weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth. that theym appear ut
a Probate Court to be holden at Bucksport on
the Is, ~ edncsday Of May next, al zen of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause il any
they have, why the same should not 10 al
lowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Aitest,
WARREN KING, Rezistnr.
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IN WHAT ESTIMATION HELD b,

IN WHAT ESTIMATION 1T HELD BY
PHysIcIAxs. FOR DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS. John A Berry. NJ. d. Saco. Me
says: During practice of twenty years
l hare seen used all the popular remedies
for Coughs. and am WILL satisfied that
Your Veyi abe Pulmonary Balls I'm is best
and hope it will be better known and
more generally used Reed Cutler Il
Co, Druggists. Boston. propr ctors. Re
careful to ct the genuine as thrrc arr
many limitations. Sold in Ellsworth by
Aooth,caries generally. Price so cents
and 81. 3w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
At Il Court of Probate

Held al Ellsworth within and tr The county al Hs1eeck
IN the hrst Wednesday al Fsmuary A. ID 1855
IN the petition ri Jesse Hin. klsy Guardian # H. =.
~ VIM AIN, sr AID cniid-a If J Try T ,ulk-
nrt a,s Of ueh Ia said county deceased I" grant Ia
the std Guardian license I" sell certain real estate
SAID minors Ia Whit said mIunrs Interested '" wit
undivided hnh part III p,eoe ii lsud situated
Biurhil. houueJ 40 ,iuHs IL wit commencing The
Huekspnr road IN he s'uth western c"rner of 'hn
stevens au bounded NJ th-rv by said Me, iauu
rrl, by land ii Ellen Mssn aud J T. N"r,nu , Il
land II Isaac Oss'od. on ne south by sad \uriun's
'sni, aud IN the wssi by sad road t. said tbeu M,,u
ir The IL sky HAIRS the heing IN the npln
Ton nj your Petitioner an advantageous uffrr.
oierei the SAID peiiti"uer give notice To all
brth" heresssd ny causing copy OF tins oder 10 h.,
publ heh hr-- weeks sncc~' sv-l, i'll the Ellsworth A
'n-rcan printed in ElIsworth that tho, APPEAR nj
Pr'a,r ''nur I" be held al ElsAotn III SAID Couuy
The Rad Wednesday in Apr, next ten Ut The lc'
sud shs~ cause If av ihes nave, why the pfa o. Of
sidI.et iion should not b. graded
PARKER TUCK Judge
true cop, Attest.
3~7 WARREN KING, E-ei.teI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

The owing were elected as Town
officers in Eden on Monday.
Modcra,or-Ben amin II. Higgins,
Clcrk-Ebcn l., Higgins,
Selectm,n Assessors and Overs cers Of
the Poo,.--John Mcfarland. Eben l..
Higgins, Alexander Higgins.
Town Asen. and Trcasuren-Emcry
5. Higgins.
Sup, School Co mmittee.-.Danforth
p Marcyes.
Const ables--Jamcs Richardson, j oscph
Hopkins.
Collector Of Taxcs-Jason Alley.
: We learn tina. the above are anti Rep
and the SAM az last year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

We have just received fresh supply
ofPERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill.
LER. in entire 10 dr.s,. To be sure that
You get tn, genuine medicine. inquire for
the New Dress-with two fine steel en-
-r.ved labels on each bottle. 2w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14
A Victory In Machlasport

Republican "thr.r, were elected II
Machi,>p"r: ny handsome ma j"ri'y.-
last fall tho vorc Cor Gnvern"r vas
NJ .rti!l 80. Reed IL. Wrls Ii3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

~ W. unl,rsta1l there ar three or
fonr cas,s Of IL, nall PIX. in Su-ry. in
Ia, locality Of va il call, 10 ly Pond
AMI it is lik .ly 10 spread.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-14

At the annual town meeting, held in
Surry on Monday the third day Of March
1856. the following town officers were
elected, viz:
Lowell Grindle, Moderator
I. c. Sargent, Town Clerk.
Edwin Wood, \ Selectmen, Assess
Francis A. Curtis, ors, and Over.
James ". Davis, ! sc,rs of the Poor
Edwin Wood, Treasurer.
NJ. Dan'ar, Sup School Committee.
Charles Joy, Town Agent
Charles Jarvis. Auditor
Some particulars rext week,
A. TOWNSMAN.
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D. O:es:e, A. B..osnso has takn Il, his
re.ilea in n w ,rk, an viii he Ell ter
exert himself i, s.pr ,ad.n, the X man
C.tho ic religion in the dioc ,se Of B.sho p
Hughes.
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The steamer T. F. Srror was sold IN
Portland On the 2Sih fr si0..O Mr.
Ad.ms of Ca,II"e is said to BE- the purcha-
ser
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SUrYERtyi-W, c,n not corll.r fat,
and necessity. yet we can yieldto them i'll
such ma ,ner As b, sr,ater Tran if W :.
could.
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REruBL,cAS Town OFFICERS have bee,
elected IN Auburn, Bethel Richmond auc
Saco
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