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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

PosrrIoN OF THE STATE. In 1856, the
Report of the State Treasurer showed that
the Wells administration had not only used
up the whole balance in the Treasury, and
borrowed the last dollar authorized ly the
constitution but that the estimated receipts
for the then ensuing year were less by more
than 500 900, than the estimated expendi-
lures. Setting aside the defalcation of the
Treasurer, which will be made good by his
bond, the year just closed shows balance
in the Treasury Of $4,000 The Govern
or also SAYS in his address, that after pro-
viding for the payments falling due in Feb
ruary the State tax will not only be sufficient
to meet all demands of the Treasury, hut will
pay all the nstallments Of the public debt ,as
Il natures for the next decade. This is a
convincing evidence of the ability of Re
publican administration to manage the
affairs of State. OXFORD Democrat.
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Bansor-2l.t inst. Mrs, Sarah p. wife Of Mr..
Ebeuezer Yaruey, aged % years and ) mos.
Athens-gth inst, Rev. Levi Loring. aged SO
years.
Cranberry Ise-Jan. 10. Mr.. Justus GiIly, aged
about 10 years.
TremoGt-Jan. 18th. Flora. daughter Of Denja-
min and Harriet Benson, aged months.
Gouldsbore--Drc. seth, Joseph Newman. aged
% years and months
Gasune-Jan. Il, Charles h Tildcn. Esq, aged
about Us years.
Addison-loth inst, Lizzie. adopted daughter
Of Jesse Merrill, aged years aud mouths.
Also, 18th, Frank aged years. 18th, George,
agel years, children OF Samuel and Trace Coll
son. all Of canket rash.
Ellsworth-Jan. II, Arther b son Of Charles
d. and Lois =. Truwor.y, aged three months.
Like the lovely flower,
And like tho ranbnw's light,
Hath cur loved one in life's pure spring,
From fond embraces riven,
Been borne away meath an angels wing,
To dwell in the light Of Heaven
Ellsworth Ian. l?st, Of sore throat, Caddie
Walker Brown, only daughter of John Ii. and
Sarah Partridge,
The life Of this darling child has been such
that special notice @: her, in death, is due. She
was one Of the airest flowers that earth ever bore.
Always mild and gentle, ever bearing smile on
her couuteHaHee purely uuse fish and kind to every
has been for a series Of years, remarks; - never
knew Caddie to do n wrong thing knowing
" hen her task was ever so hard, she still would
smile over tn All who feel interest in the
young will mourn their loss. Her influence was
not unfelt among them. At her funeral her school
mates, standing around her coffin sang that beau
tifal and very appropriate hymn,
" Sister, thou vast md and lovely"
and as they followed her lfeess form to the grave
We hoped that an impression might be made
their young minds that mi ght never be forgotten
We w uld offer 10 the afflicted ones our deepest
sympathy in their great ali LECTION; and while they
mourn their loss VIC doubt not that Caldic is hap
ny where sorrow can never enter.
"All that's bright must fade
The bri ghtest still the Heetest
All that's sweet was made,
But too be Lost when sweetest;
Stars that shine mast fall,
The flowers that drop in springing,
These, alas are types of all
To which our heats clinging."
ii.
fremont Jan lG, Mrs Deborah r., wife of
Henry Perry and daughter of Capt Joshua and
Lydia Eaton. aged 20 years.
Mrs Perry, was a lady unsullied in character,
amiable in department, loved aud respected by
all who knew her, and shared abundantly in the
a affections of the family-and died greatly lamen-
ted by her young companion and her parents and
associates. Her funeral services and rites were
ably dictated by James Crockett, Esq Her frater
nal Band the Sons and Daughters of Temperance,
beautifully marshalled and marched by Samuel Il.
Rich, Esq, preceded the coffin to the grave, aud
there deposited their sister to rest-tll a more
glorious procession, marshalied by more glorious
General shall escort her to = better bone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

yPeople who attempt to evade the post
Office law sometimes make dear matter to
themselves aud their correspondents. The
Belfast Age says the postmaster of that city
a few days since discovered in some news
papers variety of miscellaneous dry goods,
upon which the law compelled him to charge
letter postage. A package was received at
Sedgwick post Office recently, containing a
book, new years present to lady. The
sender had paid fifteen cents, but the post
master at the mailing Office discovered letter
concealed therein, which subjected the pack
age to an additional charge of 81 cents, and
which the recipient was obliged to pay-all
of which was lost in endcayoring to save
three cents.
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Young Wen fitting for College,
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given, that Francis J. Vittum
Of Bucksport, in the County of Hanceck, by his
deed Of mort gage dated the fifteenth day Janu-
airy 1883, and recorded in the registry Of deeds
for said county, vol. l07, page 40, conveyed to
the unders gned certain parcel of land situate
in the tosn Of Bucksport, and situate between the
road leading Fl, IN Dedham to J. b. Bloods in
said Buckspolt and Long Pond stream, and being
the same decided by ohm y. Swazey to said Wit.
tum.
That the condition Of said mort gage has been
broken by reason whereof the undersigned claims
a foreclosure thereof, according to the Statute in
'uch made and provided
JONATHAN FoGG.
Holden Jan, 20, 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

We know little lad of only four summers who
has an exalted opinion of Redding's Russia Salve.
He has experienced its benefcent qualities in ca
ses of burns and cuts, and wheneser he sustans
an injury he invariably insists on an application
of Russia salye, Sold everywhere for Is cents
box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

Among the various proprietary medicines of the day,
occupy high place in the estimation Of the public
those nf J. c. AVER X co, of Lowell, Mass Ply.
ciaus acknowledge them he the best remedies for the
diseases for which they designated that be prouc
ed and many them constantly in their practice Is
unreasonable in them 10 do So the Doctor with
frankness furnishes the formula " each Of
his preparations every member Of the profession
Whether successful not, In pecunary point Of view
his great popularity must afford him much satisfaction ii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

At court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the g unity Of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday Of January, a. D. 1860.
nN the petition of Nathan Walker, Admins
~ traitor with the Will annexed, Of the estate
Of Nancy 7. Reyes, late of Orand in said county,
deceased, representing that the personal estate OF
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the just debts
which she owed ut the time Of her death, by the
sum of seventeen hundred and thirty-eight dol
lars and ninety-n cents, and praying for a Ii
to sell and convey 50 much of the real estate
OF said deceased as may be necessary for the pay
ment Of said debts and incidental charges, and
charges of administration:
Ordaed-That the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs of said deceased and to all persons in
teresed by causing copy Of this order to be pub
lshed in the Ellsworth American, printed in Ellis
worth, in said county, three weeks successfully,
that they may appear at a Probate Court to be
holden at Ellsworth, in said County, on the first
Wednesday of February next at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon, and shew cause if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,-Attest'
81 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
IMPORTANT To FEMALES
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared BY Cora,f,ns T.. Chesssman, W. D.,
Neo l,'k Chy.
The combination II ingredients in these Pills the re
salt 4 long and practice, fhey mild ia
their operation and certain Ia correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Transformations removing all obstiucons whether
from cold Otherwise, headache pain IN the side, palP
tatan The heart, disturbed sleep, winch from
te5upt of nature.
t. MARRIED LADIES
DR. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they will bring
the monthly Irrio. with regularity, Ladies who have
been appointed in the nf other PMS. place the
utmost confidence pr. Cheeseman's PiLs doing all that
they ruI4e--cnte,i T. do.
NOTICE.
Ticy should h u-tt during Pregnancy, miss
carrtis" would certainly result thereof m.
Warranted purely gsabic and free from any thing in
furious Ia if ar hat ENficit directions, which should
be rad accompany c4ch box Prize a Seut by mail
enclosing y Ia the G"ucrli GENT Sud by Druggist
in every ,Su ia the United states. For sale by {. &.
Ftek, Ellsworth, NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

FAIRBASks STANDARD SCALES, Of every variety
and for all uses, commend Themselves to every
one in need Of ei:hipg apparatus, because
/. They are made strictly correct scientific
principles, which have been pro-, ed by experience.
p They are II ade Of the best materials.
3. They are made by the most skillfu and ex-
pericbced workm.n, who are required To do every
part of their work 10 the most thorough manner
passiblc.
4. They arc subjected to a and systc
matte test, by which every part is known to be
perfect and reliable before being put into use
5. They have the uni.srsal eentdenee OF the
public.
G. Their reputation has been gained by their
uniform and permanent correctness b. the through
and continuous trials To wbch they have constant
ly been subjected: by their durability, convent
.nco and aduptedness to the varied wants Of the
business community, aud by Judicial decisions
based upon uudouhtrl evidence OF the above facts
= They are still manufactured hy the original
inventors, whose long experience, devoted only I"
this branch G manufacture, enables them 10 dit-
cover and perfect such Improvements as rln add
20 their real value. in point If permanent aecHfa
cy economy, and detcts them ais" from ,herin:
to the public such notifications a. the use OF viii
provo worse than values.
8. They contain many very valuable improve
Tneu;s initial to the perfection Of tina Platform
Scale which have been patented, and which can
not be used by any other Manufacturer.
Q. The large and constantly Increasing iach -
ties Of the manufacturers; thu valuable macAie-
cry (much OF it their own iHycutienl which,
while II e-tcus the est af production. tncrcases
the unerrins precision ami accuracy Of tie work
and their long experience by which ryery patt 81
the work is accomplished t. tte hest possible al
vantage enable then 10 sell their Scales Mt prices.
quality and capacity considered, below any other
manufacturers.
10. They are warrentel in the most ample
manner, any work funad defective being cheerful
ly and promptly mHIe coed or exchanged; tn"
widely known reliability Of tho manufacturers
being certain assurance that their va ranty :
perfect safeguard for their customers
REPUTATION - N"w and then fad thee Who
attain, through years d toll, exemplary conduct.
charity and muniGeonco, position Of Importance
among mcn--whu arc known for the positive
good they d., not what they appear 10 do; who
shielded from the shafts of scandal ami pre-
JUDGE by their good deeds seen aud known Of all
me
We believe that Dr.. Wis'ar the di,navcrrr ef
the long tried ''wistars Balsam Of wild Cherry
has done a. much tor the relief and tcnedt of poor
suffering humanity, sud that his memory l. a.
justly entitled To- ecomiams Of respect and graft
tade a. any pbllanthrepist Of our country. THIS
invaluable preparation still maintains an incom-
parshlo position among physicians ami druggists.
and by the people j. cherished a remedy Of
unsur sable value fnr all diseases If the throat
and lungs, We confidently recommend it to our
readers when afflicted vita pulmonary disease
u atuJuFy 4merlzaE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

MR. EDIroRPermit US through your columns 10 CRATE
fully acknowledge very agreeable visit the Baptist
Parsonage the evening Of the 9th inst Members Of
the church and others left us many valuable pren Of their
friendship, amongst which nice family Bible and
beautiful lamp, presented by the little girls. Also
al dollars in money and generous woodpe drawn dur
ing the day, the gilt. amounted to than $50.
When consider that have but recently come
among entire strangers, and that the notice not
ensiyey circulated such expression Of kind regard
entirely unlocked for. May the Lord reward the do
nors for their kindness
s. A. BLAKE,
Surry, Jan. 2lth. r. j. BLAKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
CraInlp 4 Pain Killer.

The world Is astonished the wonderful cures perform
ed by the Crarp and Pam KILLER, prepared by CrRrIs
PERkiSs lts equal has been known for removing
pain in all for tia Of Spinal Complaints,
Cramp In the Limbs and stomach, rheumatism in all its
FORMS Bilious Collie Burns, Sore Throat, and Gravel it j.
decidedly the best remedy in the world Evidence of the
most performed by aay medicine circulars
n the hands Of Agents. i0f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

To the Hon. Justices OF the supreme Judicial Court to be
held Ellsworth. Within aud for the County of Han
cock the fourth Tuesday Of October, A. d. 1889.
INMELINE WEED alias Emeline Hill. Of Deer Isle. in
IL said County, respectfully represents that heretofore
to wit on the hteenth day of January, A, 1913, at
Casne in said county, she ~as lawfully United i'll mar
riage George " If PcnobsCGt, and has conducted her
self towards him faithful Undergraduates that said
il In total disregard Of his marriage covenant and OBJ
legation, without any cause, deserted your beant, To
Wit the firth day Of April A. b. 1884, AMI that said
deertiou has continued up To the present me-and that
during all that period the said Hill has not contributed
anything towards her support, or the support OF their
chid Wherefore she prays thaa divorce from or bonds
Of marriage with the said George Hi, who is alive may
be- ecreed and also the custody Of her chid George p
Hill, aljudgcd to her.
FMELfSE HILL.
sisned This arst day Of septcmber, A. b. 1909.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
EAST CORINTH
a - A D Z M z

THE SPRING TERM Of this institution will
commence Monday, Feb. 21th, aud continue
weeks, withrhe following board of instruction:
~ c, IlERRlCK, \. b. Principal
s0LpN WillIMokE Assistants.
LEONARD BUTLER,
Z. L. WESTON, Teacher Of Penmanship.
With such other Teachers as the interests of the
school ma demand.
Mr.. II. has had charge of the Academy during
six terms and has hal 42i scholars; and for the
deep interest he has shown in the education Of
youth. can recommend him As who loves
his work and Will do all he to make the school
profitable and pleasant lie would express his
gratitude for the liberal patrona 70 he has rccey-
od and hopes that it may be continued.
Young Men fitting for College,
Or seeking a Practical Education, will here fnd
one Of the most plea ant aud healthy villages in
our State. All that is required Of the Student is
to do rtgh and 70 through No students are desir-
ed who do not wish 10 learn. This village Is easy
of access; Daily Stage from Bangor-iare Is cts
No trouble in obtaining Boarding places ard
Rooms for boarding sell Board, every thlng found
81 so and 81 20 per week. TCuloS- Common
English, s. 90; Higher English, . 80; Lan.
guages, 81 90; Music extra. Term bills to be
settled the eighth week Of the term. No deduc-
ton in Tuition tor two weeks absence al the be
ginning, conclusion or during the term except IN
cases of sickness.
1J7su,aus anil LiJ,UY 70, The Ws ef the Stud rats
Books supplied by the Teacher at Bangor prices
For further information address the Princpal or
JACOB L0VEJ0Y, Sec,
East Corinth. January, lsG0. Jwl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

Alta Court of Probate held Mt Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday of January A. b. ls60.
WILLARD pENEREUN. Administrator of the
estate of Joseph Wilson, late of Castine,in said
County deceased having presented his first account
of Administration upon said deceascd's estate for
Probate:
Ordeed That the said Executors give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy Of this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at n Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the first We'd
nesday of February next, at ten of the o'clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause if anythey have why
the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest:
81 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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T Ell z
AMERICAN

ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
A FAMILY AND POLITICAL NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED AT ELLSWORTH, Me-, ny
N. X. SAWYER.
Tho AMERICAN is devoted to the dissemination
of Republican Principles, to the promotion of Ag-
ricultural knowledge. Domestic News, Morals,
Mechanic Arts, &c, &c.
1t is printed on the best quality of newspaper.
with new type, making as neata mechanical ap-
pearanco as any local paper in the State
No effort will be spared to make the AMERICAN
welcome visitor into the families of the citizens
of this county.
While it will be decidedly Republican in its pol
itics it will not fail to give credit to all parties
where credit is due.
Now is the time to subscribe; 1t is tho begin
ming of New Volume, the commencement Of the
year when the country is to DO agitated and OK
cited with Presidential election, and the fate of
parties is to be determined at the ballot box.
- Agents wanted in every town to canvass for
subscribers. Reliable and energetic men will be
doing us, the cause, and themselyes, q favor by
entering on the work at once. We shall visit all
the towns in tho county very soon, to select
agents, &c.
TERMS.---One Copy $3.50, in advance;
Ten copies $40, in advance; One copy, or
thousand, 800 each, until after the
Presidential election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
TREAsURER's REPORT.

County Of Hancock IN account ~ith ". H. Sa"y~j
Treasurer, 1859.
To Paid salaries of Judge and Register
of Probate for the year, SI75 90
Paid Monroe Young, noto and inter-
est, 1889 so
" Paid A. +. Drnkwater interest, 30 II
ar. McDonald's note, 594 sc
Law Library Association, so 100
A. +. Drinkwater interest, so 90
Matilda J. Peach two notes, liz 90
Z" Orders Of Supreme Judicial Court
and Court Of County Commiss-
toner's. 1927 20
Justice bills of cost, S9s 40
Costs of lnquisition, III 60
Constable and Jury fees, 1854 rs
S. J. Court bills of cost, b79 IA
" Commissions to Treasurer. 400 90
Joseph T. Grant, Agent No. 8, Al %
" Temporary Loan and interest, $50 II
i" A. F. Drinkwater interest, so 90
Balance in uncoliected taxes and
cash on hand 1927 GA
General bill Of costs. 377 Is
sl2,777 SIS
CONTRA CREDIT.
By Balance in Treasury, uneollected
taxes, &c, January /, 1859, ISIS 40
Amount of County Tax 1859, $500 90
Rec temp. loan, 60O w
b. NJ. Sargent's Attorney fee, 20 90
Cash, various sources, as per sheet c.. 239 10
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CIR 4 NE Il co.'s
80 - 6 X P B ESS,

WINTER AERASGgsySr.-From Ellsworth for Portland
and Boston every day via Bangor.
SUMAER Arm. NGRxgST.-Eyery Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday, via Buoksport.
G. H. MCDONALD, Agent.
Ellsworth, Jan. IS 1860
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

At a Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County of Hancock on the first
Wednesday of January, A. D. 1861.
NJ ELS0N L. KIDDER, Executor of the Will Of
Rebecca kidder, late of Dedham, in said
County DEMONSTRATING presented his first
account Of Administration upon said Deceased's
estate for Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by
causing copy ofthis order to be published three
weeks excessively in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth, on the first
" Wednesday of February next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon and show cause, if any they have,
why tho same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest,
81 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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"SALT WATER BtBBLES'

yeats ago added much interes: to the comns Of the
Jonrnd and were teyond al question the most popular
series Of newspaper stories pdbshed has
to them in the Journal and that he will commence
them at the beginning OF the year. We that
all who have read his stories will be pleased at this
nouncemeDt. They will appear in the daily, semi-weekiy
and weekly editions Other improvements, which We
cannot annodnce we're in contemplation and will
der the Journal second to other In the country
Family and General Newspaper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
Reduced Prices for 30 DAYS

ROBINSON L HARDEN.
Jan. IS. 1850. If
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8anben, -- Ma0a6ulett5 alein bat 1900 8t=
bltptbeten NIT 100000 8anpen b, +, mebr ais
ale Stlooenltaaten gu lanmen9enpmmen, Der
tletne Mintaturl tdat Hbooe SSlarp bat In letnen
SfentltAen 8itltptbefen mebr Bdt1be, ais biz
finf arDBen Staaten @epr9ta, 6lOrtpa, Mlabama,
MjIiITppt mnp 0puiliana. SIS erl htenen 1850
in ben freten Staaten' 1900 3eitun9en in 335
WltQipnen e~tttseltten gremplaren. -9ieun 3eG1t=
tel alter Observation-Disclosures Der llnipn beiilt=
ben lfb 1T ben freten Stnate1t. Son ben IN
OuYtint'S vGYclppeDta Of Nmerican Qtteratltre'
auf9efHbrten %ameritanil6en SGriftteaern linb
81 1T pen Stlopenltaaten unp 4O3 int frete1
gCrpen 9etpren. Neun ,3ebntel aller ut Amertta
9el6riebenen SiGer perpen int 9fprDen ge1hre=
Ben.
SU ergibt li9 bonn, Dap ilt Qderbau unr
6anpA, IN Der Snbultrte, Sdtffabrt; III dtle1
0eperben unp funltlerti9en Tertt9fetten, in gpltS=
bilOung, 2tteratltr, @i0enl 4aft, IN pea iA1neu
&unlten, in Wo9ltbattgteit5an ~ltalte,, fur3 in
N(lent, mas ether Nation gum @pble, GUT Sire
unp surtt gt1tbme 9ereibt, Der 9lorpen Dem Sit
ben auf'S ltuSpetfelbafte tie melt ilberleget lit.
Sn alsn bte1en 8e3iebuneet 1T BET Sipen le=
pt9lt6 etne prpStn3ielle Oepenpnl3 pe5 Nprpens,
SlttnDtett unp Qultralten ltnD nidt 1T 9rGBerenl
Slime Oepenpeu3en Gn9lanp5, ais bic Stlapelt=
~itaoten Der untpn Depenpen5en Der freten Staa=
ten ltnb, Die Is Sfla9enl taaten erlfeinen min
ais Is grpbe GOrltdpte Der Sanpas>M etropple
Nep= gprf. - Gtn3t9 uaO alein bic et19e Spbare
Der parteippltttf aus9enpmrten, 5et9t iih bic Nb=
Gdnotafett pes SilDen5 bonn yiUrDet iberall. Qnl
auf jeneu ~etn3t9en fletnen Selpe iclte glei@ppbI
Der Slpen no9 auf bic Oauer etne Sbmaat
iber ben glorpen bebaupten fGulten 2.
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GeuersbrInhe.

@4tca9p, IS, Sttbr, GeA5 YOU Soy &
6ris6ie'5 giSbaulern am &r9ta0lee wurpen Sc
tern Elm Jtaut Der Slammen, sic ent6ielten
$4,000 GOnnen Gt9, SGapm $4,000 nit
$4,000 Serlt6ert,
6UlebO, 10, Stt, Seate fri6 gegen 8 ll1r
bra4 maize benz anfan9e BON Summttltr, 1T Der
Sdderet SVn u, s. WGr3 & Go6n Teaer aus,
pn8 9e9en Is OebGaoe IN Dem BON Wfpnrpes,
Surnmit< 1,O Yerrpftr, be9ren3tsn 6auItrYiered
in NlGe le9te lnp poielbe CUR 61lfte ~SerltGrte.
Die tSduler waren metlt Won 6pls. SGaDen
$25,OOO-3O,OOO, wppon Elm Dritt6etl hurd,
GerliGerun9 9epeft 1T,
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9as prin,lid,c Geid,paber.

CORTLAND, Nae,, 18, Sttbr, Gjeltern
Q6enp 9aben unlere 8itr9er Dem &onmanpeur
uro pen Sff3teren be5 prit3lifen @eiGwapera
i'm NatbGaule etnen 9all, spelder aCe5 bt5ber III
pprtlanp Oa9epe1en ptel er Dirt nett binter ltd
lteB. Sedsbunpert 9erpnen 1ta9mn paratl
Ibetl. Die Cite TIN erer Sir9er unp Die at9it=
l6en Sfi3iere eri6tenen in pcllerllnifern1, Der
Saal mar prd6ttg D~er3tert,
geitern @bsnp fam Der Dampfer cStnr" ait,
Der o9ttle" lit nod ntft in Si6t,