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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
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In (einsr .Grantt' por, Stalisn tn trsi
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inter 9ietor GmonA ~ Ia0tn uae Mit.
telttalien unitr q YapR >uun 7seeapsl
lt5df wabrf&dat uutss @urat ~
Reuen. 81
Dr. "&onRituti.nsl" eoaeeen ertldrt
f& sntf&ieesn fur ie Stunning: Nome:
Na& CT ~pr.M ioQsn teretts $1,000
@ann nab Mr,f pd&idt poresn isin:
Die r5mi(&s ST.. nabm In Gratfrsi&
Gle msifs %AufmGiamftit In Anfpru@.
aber es mar tsiaan3ti&eu so.banrsn.
eae .trssne Elm erilt eatin ,ss}@ebsn
walbe.
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ra6 @ens1al &iotini. a6er eie 12t9sh
ga.italri su bdd.nee proesruE 3a Ha
'tt. ssao1en. aur, auatRis :gerattsn, lbabt.
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rie amu.tie ou5aefNcdsn babtn, tnetr'
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fanatne7I tsasa n sasl uas6tlisisn! GIT
bsaf suf t&muSleea Y2stiaefA Nv eer
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rie sasli6ss iuIiasr} Dspader3 aees go
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gaiibaletsuis N.ersu 2e4tta: 9eses'
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
Wafbaps 3ur :, l0ilfon's Qrttk"

Gde bsr 3tsn urb 6orrifcn Ctr.
Sd eMpfstIe msin nnetu enid tetes Oaeber sebes 0urD
stues asetrsea pabltiuuS. uub perbe MID aetS b aretsu mdne
suuser esra sassrtenEsnbeu ub rene Debte-uus ~ teirtett
GIN. 81 Sefen DRpraan kuudb! Al
Die farmer made i'd ha,auf aufm.rfiaa, bat Ii ets.n
taeue1,, beQuetr1tn StoQ
astaus hale uns emptssle tbrsa bic Den.saus behelSes fir
tbr. pfses.
|291pl3 MtupI s. &. Drter.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
g{}ie bic &ptbia6en arbtitea.

DIR teutf&sn temofratii&en proifla'
usrsiprtGe unp ~beionrers psm w%abn6nnia
fen 6drtn1 pis(er Gou!tur, rem ID u
Hattonal- Demofra"
If pie f&mdbli&s Bsbantlun9 St8tle
ein ,osfunpsn Gu0sn. Wit f&le&t ru
beblter Greube dbsr feline 0%eretdnauua u
8ubannupa aus Ten @&lo&teno Rsasn
Die 8,rrd,btr forrsrt Fs bic Deutf&en auf
aus Raas flr StRel. BET Sade. fir pi'
Stgrt Gut nub- BBtut sinfstt une -tiebe'
iere 9nno&ldifauue une 3utdditsune
ertrua. tsn &ddtn ~; fsbreu.< Die Drtthst1
III ps1ratben unb S&ufie une &otbfa6en
enr S%tlasenbalser ~ tpstesu. pub mol
ts rod etsfss @s6ntel etn Namsu BE
ellen. Sieel ME In (tineu Munb nsbnsn.
20 be(amusl hen(tlhen nur. -6attn nj.
aubsm ni&t uer9tGsn. >bo6L BE eeutt&.
proflaunsfprsFe tn Roseea q eieaRte=
FiNentlidR ni@t perfduuis. @iAel mad
fefnen eldn3sntRsn 9tatsn jstssmal rsu,
xnornotbiaRttum u. SStturrntatsrttum
ale einen @ensral Dinptsutd III prdftn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
4u9,t u1fint @tfeet
he Stoatee Soma.

Auf aucrbuunq Der 2eaislatur publt3trt uni
sff3tea aberfest ron = B N . NIB Sae0er.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
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Spmie Sobn baueod DE 1~uabbdnsts'
&sitsertIdruns In bansen abnunssn uno
faa furat(am auetf uatsrlst&nete. % pat
eineeln- ait Aittsrnesr- 6anh-eae-.D pel.
ment' 8tf@riebeu unb untsrast&nst. eas
bey, oueifanil&sn DarBer- pteeH jur
Gbre pcr Der @eIt brtnat.
Die 9tat If sd&sben. Wan&srlet
.1iuperniGt usrssn ter Auefabruna IN
ben. -@es s.aeut .psresn. absr t@ paet
.teiue4 Btf1r@tun9en. tae rttis!bsa MOP
f4neu tberpuneen wsrben t5ane":
80 Gin @tse If beretts unisr. O't g.
.(an,uste eiptltfrss Wett 1T NIT une. Vane
Snteruentiou ~ @unatu, uno nod 'Meb'
clue A%uufennun8 BET ioA. eonf6rertrtsu
6taaten pom ireeno elmer europdi(&sr
0reema&t IA lur uum6elt&teit 9epor'
btn.*) DEM bic bfeutlt&e Moral 4
'aQentbalbea IN Der eipiltfrten @slt. au
6nbalb psr log. btmosratil&m Yartt Il
Der Union. iorustt aur9raft 8stou'naen, oa|
fttns Ns8tevunS Is tpa8sa bari. tbs 70!
bur& btt Anafennune eee Menf&enban
bstS.* Ter Setapsrsf unb BET Wulattenfa
,trilatipr ~ traurmarten. Damit wd1
ber auewdrttse Gstnp unitrer Republif 4
.afemli@ sniwafnd uuo wabr(@stnltd
,parpen ptr obne BE @snerdIe 6a0st
.uub NeG'eQan au@ itbr balo psm fdplt
den Derraibe unb ben 6elferebe!f'rn tsf
itlksn Ia Norpen- BIN 9araus ma&e'
f1ruen. Z.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

v y !" b " : @"s wv"
Die 6ofnuna, Die Id esasrn Ia Belie
tune auf 6aQed unp MeQIeuan aus'
fpra&, bege ID teute nod mebr. pa quite
&n3rt@tn portanpfn 1np, ea6 tn ber@on'
-rfutfou ptr @ouvtrneure Der freten Staa
ten, BE 0efesn IN sattoora, 9ppla., tufam.
n,suastrstsn tf. BE Sttmmuna ale vor'
berrf&sub G& aetet. rob bic armtntara'
ton baruuf bin8eptsfsn psreen. (oa,
fren9 aupen patrtottf&en
6 taralter Ter BE Aruse tomu,an:
tireubm @enndlt ~ feben.
limb bts6 md6te Dor Aaem unb baIo
eef9sben, ,psnn Der Hrtee nt&t buneer'
SABRE :;autrn (ou, ME Elm td&tf8er 81.
neral piefu foee mtinh, eab 70 Ten IN.
f&ein babe.
meQl.lan ipislt .sbsu ptebsr btsfsIbs
xrie8sIie ME tu, port0en Wdr3 oor ben
bSlstzueu 9anensn bst ManoGas uub auf
bsr G%tsbsrbalbin1l lsetsn 9omuntr, ;. b.
sr ld6s ben @sbsutu 3stt. tbrs Yldus une
tbre BswsBunaen nn6ali&f unaef61t ma
&tn ID t6nntu. Sc III pt.per AQts tdbf&
rubis in unp uu ris sros. armet btrum.
unb man teordbt nur nod ,tit 1oetsn,
unter benen. lcmie untsr ben 0ermunesten
bic bsfen Wduner unlsru Nrmst fno. -
l1nlraut uersebt nt&t unb Gen. MeQlsl:
Ian n unnsriebrt unp muntsr.
6etne lsetsn Steae In Marplanb. tts
Il fltR unb BE pom tbm besdnat0ten.
esfferu arrttfrten Sff3itre, gen. Bbtis
unb Col. Mtlss. 9eponneu 6abeu. tofen
tine an 1sbten. 8ermuubsten unb
Dermteteu $4,000 W.
In @efaneenen bspm 8euatb
BON 6arpn's Gsrrp 11,000~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

Fresh MAPLE MoLAssEs.--A CORES
pondent of Field Notes gives the follow
ing: Maple molasses well made, and
put up in cans right from the kettle, and
Theoretically sealed, as you would can
and seal fruits, will keep as fresh as when
first boiled from the sap, and this is de-
cidedly the best plan for keeping, as when
made in cake, if exposed to the air, it
will lose somewhat of the delightful flavor
for which it is so priced, and is often in
jured by insects. All this is obviated by
canning while hot To many families
who do not make on large scale, this
need be but little expense, as the cans
that have been emptied through the win
ter can be used until autumn fruits de-
mand them again. Put up your best in
this way. Where large quantities are
made for the market the buyers must Sc
lect and can for themselves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

CIrThe editor OF the " German Re
formed Messenger has been relating his
experience in the way Of ministers per-
quisites. lie says
" In our experience we have married
persons for 81 IL cents; We have marri-
cd on trust and we have married for a
counterfeit bill"
To this the New York Independent
adds -
1--WE may soften our German friend's
grievances by quoting the case of the
minister who received as wedding fee a
salt Goldfish, which, when he had taken it
home for his table, was chiefly eaten by
the bride and groom, who called upon
him at dinner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
DOMESTIC PORTS

LuBEc AR 18th, schs Ebcn Herbert. Houston,
and Anvil, Whalcn do
Sid 18Th, sch Willow, Parker, Boston.
PORTLAND Ar 18th, brig W Drisko, Drisko,
Fortress Monroe.
Cid 20th. brig Winyaw, Wymau, Fort Jefferson
T0rtugas, by c " Davis.
BosroS Ar 10th. brig John Stevens, Hopkins
Cardenas 9Th lust, via Holmes Hole.
CID, brig Abnef Taylor rapley. Castine.
cid 2lsi, sch Triton, Ere,man, Bucksport.
sd 2lst, bsrque Mary Sawyer
Srw YoHk.-cli 18th, brig Lincoln, Means,
EliEsbsthpefi.
SID 18th, brig JUICE Hathaway.
Af goth. ship ten NOVEL;, Novel;, lIavre.
GI4t zfaffa-Ar Is, sch Two Brothers, knight,
Boston for Calais.
SHaFnur 10Th brig Marcus Crockett
Huckspoft for New York
ELrz'bE1uroRt. cid 10th, brig Lincoln. Means
iaf boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

"a livery stable keeper uamel Spur,
would never let horse 20 out without re-
questing the lads n to drive fast.
One day a man called for t0rse to
attend a funeral.
"Ccrtainly," said Spur; but he
added, forgetting the solemn purpose for
which he wanted the horse, don't drive
fast"
Why, jest look here old TELLER,
said the somewhat excited young man. Il
want you to understand that shall keep
up with the procession if it kills the
horse. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
To Consumptiyes.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to health In
i few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection. and
that dread disease, Consumptou-is anxious make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the prescrp
ton used free Of charge with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
for CossuNPrroS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c, The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription Is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information which he
ceivs to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rxy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Niamsburgh,
3m4s Kings County, New York,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

81 from Buenos Ayres Dee. 10Th, brig lildalg'
tngaii., Valparaiso.
sid from Sasua l2ts, brig VI Sawyer, Brad.
bury. New York
Ar at MatlnEls 9Th inst, brig J Mcintyre, Nc
intyre. pnrtlsnd.
Ar at st Jago 9Th Inst, NJ Tinker, Carlisle,
Bost n.
Al Havana 18th inst A Chase, Milliken, unc;
James Davis, Staples.
Ar at bordeaux LIST Inst, Ocean Traveller, stone,
New York.
ar at Waterford lst Gold Hunter, Rogers, East
port
Sid fFcm Havana 18th, Sarah Nickels Nickels
Sa-ua David Niceol-, Nichols, Sierra Morena.
The falle wing charter has been Effected barduc
sarah A Nickels, to load sugar (Muscovado) at
Remedies for port north Of Hattera' at 81 10 per
hid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

y Coy. Washburn presided at the Legs
latlse celebration of Washlngton's Birthday,
and in addressing the Convention, closed with
the following eloquent and truthful remarks
The war for the Union will cost, under the
most favorable circumstances which may at
tend its termination, not less than 100 900
lives Of loyal men, falling in battle, or by
disease, and not less than one thousand mil
lions Of dollars But VIII shall calculate the
value of what ii has purchased and secured
one acknowledged independent, undivided,
undiyisible Republic, not To be threatened
with dissolution by domestic malcontents,
nor menaced with destruction by ioreign en-
emies. We are to hear no more after this OF
dsunion from native aristocrats, nor of Re-
publicanism being failure from foreign des-
pots. The great undetermined practical
question Of civilization has at length been
settled, and as those tho have no faith in hui
man nature and in the indestructlble forces
OF right aud justice have prophesied 1t would
be-as men who, in the darkest hours that
have shaded the national life, have seen
bright visions of light and beauty aud peace,
and in the uproar and tumult OF the strife
have heard only sounds Of triumph. only the
sweet voices of hope.
Addresses were made by Hon. Joseph
Granger, Hon. John A. Peters and Hon.
Samuel ii. Blake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
The Northern Belle

Is an elegant Cloak, made from fine English
Beaver; is cut very deep, with Il plain circular
back and sack front, with armholts. The back sx-
tends & front in peculiar manner forming
a sleeve; de, collar Of the sninc cloth, trimmed
with six cabI, traid with heavy tasscls in tho
centre. 1t is graceful aud entirely new
thing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
3gn44s

SOMETHING TO D0.-A REAHrY-We can give
pay ng employment to respectable persoas Ttthout
incentive also inform respectable persons toffk
where they invest in these times with pos
tive certainty Of large gains Send addressed en-
Eelope and letter stamp fer return postage to
STAFFORD 4 Co,
6n36 a42 Broadway New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
TALLAHASSEE. LEON Cotxrt, /,

FI0riIa. JuTI II, lSUO, )
To Dr. nerrfck Albany, 4.-ty Dear Deetor:-I
write this inform You uf the wonderful effect Of your
SUGAR Caated Fiis my elder daughter. For three
she has been affected with bilious arrangement Of thu
system sadly impairing her health, which has been stead
liz falling lurinr tlat period. When New York in
4p last friend advised 10 test your pills. Having
the fullest confidence in the judgment of my fritnG, oh
fancd a supply Of Messrs. Barnes x Park, Druggists,
PARK Row Negf York. On returning hone We cea ed all
Other treatment, and admin stere1 your pills one each
ught. The Improvement in her feelings, complexion, d.
..e. ion ete surprised all. rapid ard permanent
restoration health, has been the res u We used less
than five buNes and consider her entirely well consid-
er the abnve n lusr tribute to ynu Physician and
trust it Will the Of inducing adop. your
pills as their family med .cines
| remain dear sir, with many thanks,
leur obedient servant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS,

aEL0pEuN>. ALEX ANDRE ORGANS, ard I. GIL
LGi.r . 60 : celebrated + pLlAN PIANOS are tn
ff ia.frIInents for PIrors sti Churches in
t1t-s 4ss1rtttrut can rc seen at the Wuerd0ms
tNt GEnApW AN, between Grad aHd Brl"ur So
1ah sill he slI AT extremely los prices ri AMOS and
Mli.1pE ~ tiu Suulry ma Ners and secondhand
o. i-t ae gHt buSeI 81 purcl t>cl, per agreement.
N y fyt1- Ut, received FOR the same. ASo second
han flia and VI l,dtons great bargain prices from
s5lt1sfH0 -H,st u.ic Music b ,ol and ali kinds ol
slas Nsrr lalll4c a. War Prices.
5.tAA4 HORACE WATERS Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

The Ii int vessel Relief, lately fitted at New
Bedford, towcd to Port Royal, c, and stationed
at Martins Industry. was driven ashore during the
late severe storm. The captain and crew have
arrived at Fortress Monroe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

ENGLi>n ExrgRfNENrS AND AMERICAN Ste
cEssss The news by the bohemian confirms
what was before more than suspected, viz :
that the great irop clad steamer Warrior is
n failure. She ran from Southampton to
Lisbon, but IN doing 50 l4hOrcd heavily IN "a
IN 1lerstely rough 81, wuile u number 0i her
plates were started from their i3stcnlnss-
This must he dl-h aartcning 10 the British
public. who have lD1kel with much pile
uion this vessel, rs being a noble proof f
thcir nautical and warllke skill and enter
Prise. Il lads to the suspicion. also. that
the Black Prince ana other IRON clad Vessels
row building aie Constructed on wrJuS
principles. and cannot be made effective IN
actual warfare This is a matter which con
cerns us in this country. ais. OF thu
tire mail ella vessels contra tel icr
bY til Sasy Department, thu one building
ut PhilaI-fi hia. Is IN tic m in mod lei Il
ter the English trisates, aud like them wi,l
pr 5t...b.y le failure. Is tins vessel i not
to b. flushed bsfsre tn, II h Of July next,
1aid II Mt h we'll for our government to
see that the plans ara 50 chansI a. to
insure its effectiveness,
There is scarcely doubt Of the success Of
Capt Erci-, IN : admirable i atius battery.
wailc tia, building at Mystic !, regarded by
scientific iHsn - ia every way suIerl to the
English nail clad s.ils. The problem of
ron clad sea Z IA. vessels Of war, It is now
very ec.t,in, is to be solved in this country,
stasi the costly eNierlm rtts at the other side
oi the watcr hive turned out FIR our benefit,
pHs s!ttri yer viii pat u IN PCS ssion OF a
nect Of mail clad vessels of vastly greater
Ell ieacg than the cJu. hined nlyies Of France
and England Nee York World.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
The Eugcnea,

Made from Englith Beaver; cut very deep al 4
full skirt, with flowing sleeves. heavily trimm,d
up and down and around. deep pointed uncut vel.
vet collar, with lappells in front trimmed with
velvet and velvet buttons. One of the richest
and iLost elegant garments Of the season.
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The J udora:

Made from Doeskin, and cut half circular,
rich sik collar, and trimmed each side with
silk cable braid and velvet buttons. 1t is deeid
adly neat Cloak, and that VIC selling
CHEAP.
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North Trcy, Yermont. prorrleters.

General Agents :. BURR & Co., 90 IRE
mont ST., and Gee. {. 1oodtin 1 Co. II and IL
Marshall St., Boston. ly2s
Ey-For sale by c. g. PECK, Ellsworth. whole.
sale and Retail; Card 4 Bunker, Franklin; /. II.
West, do and BY dealers 10 medicine evsEyNhs-e.
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The American to Clubs,

We make the following liberal offer to all new
subscribers, and such old ones will pay all az
rearagcs and one year in advance, for the Amei-
can:
One copy, payment in advance, $3.50
Ten copies, 1000
One copy and copy of Godeys Lady's Book, $50
One copy and copy of the Atlantic Monthly, $50
One copy and copy Of Peterson's Magazine, 2,75
One copy and copy of Ladies' Home Magazine. 2,75
One copy and copy of American Agrculturalis, ,25
One copy and a copy Of Genesee Farmer, 1877
One copy and copy of Stock Journal, 2,25
Payment in Advance IN all cases.
SAWYER & BURR, Publishers.
Ellsworth, January 23d, lsG2.
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nlariue 1ouruol.

Sch Dolphin, sherman, which sailed from liza
vana 29th ult, reported for Portland arrived at
New Bedford ,lth.
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Why is cigar smoker like an author ?
Because he is fond of puff.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters,

cure in i've hours pains and weakness Of the breast sido
ard back, and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
space tine. Spread on beautiful white lanbskin their
use subjects the wearer inconvenience and each
will wea from week to three months. Price Isl cts
1Ierrcks Sugar Coated Pills aud Kid Plasters sold
ny Druggists and Merchants in all parts OF the United
states Cauaas and South Ar erica, and may be obtained
by calling for them by their full uame,
Use HafreWs COaditi0n Potodcrs
for your Horses and Cattle.
For sal, by c. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
DIR. l.. II. HEkRICk Il Co, Albany, N. Y.
+. BLAS1lFIED, Travelling Agent. isly3o
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0The man who follows the sea thinks
he shall get up with it some Of these days.
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Why are newspapers at the present
day Ike locomotives Because they
need putting when they FIRST start.
Why is a ring given as pledge of
matrimony? Because there is no end to
it but in destruction.
What servant is it that sits with his
hat on before his master? The coach
man.
WAY is an invalid cured by sea
bathing like conducd criminal? Be-
cause he Is 5 ,a-cured.
Why is education like a tailor Be
cause it forms our habits.
TUX INJURIES To CON- PORTER Possibly
FArNL.-Wc regret to learn from the st
L,uis RyH5 iraa that the injuries received
nv Commodore Porter on board the gunbaat
Essex in the battle of Port Henry. caused by
the explosion Of the boiler, are more serious
than at first reported, his condition, at tie
latest intelligence. being such that he is not
expect i to recover HIS lungs were danger
oGsy affected by tha inhalation oil the steam.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE e..

EVNHE undersigned, being DESTROYS Of closing up
i business in Ellsworth, hereby netifes all
persons having unsettled accounts with him. that
he will attend to their adjustment at the office OF
WM. I. PARKER.
GEO X. GRIFFIN.
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