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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16


'n1- Jasnin, the celebrated barber.post
otFraRee. is dead. He was the son of
. tailor His poems in one Of the dia-
lects Of southern Ftauce, early attracted
attention. Nearly .alithe cities in south
ern France gave him presents, the
academies ofiBordeanx aud Toulouse
voted him priHes Louis Philippe
gracionsly received him, The Cross of
1he Legion Of honor was bestowed on
him, and the cities IN alt parts Of Europe
Landed hims He has been called Nthe
last of the Froa6adours Notwith
standing the honors. heaped upon him.
he remained q barber 10 the last. We
have heard writer's say sthat when they
called on him, he asked them whether
they wished - seeJssniiH the barber, or
Jssminthe poet II they wished 5asmiu
the barber, they were shown into his
shop; iftbsa poet Into hissparlor. H
was sixty-six years of age. - aq
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

1dy- A gentlman lately overheard the
following conversation between a man
and a woman who appeared as though
they had just retained from pleasure
trip to some Of the ont Of town resorts:
Woman-aBlow me Bill, how tired j
fell I'm as missrable too as starved
cat What a miserable world this isl |
wish I'D never been born, that ! do,
and now that am horn / wish myself
dead againf Man-"Why, Bet, what's
the matter with you new2 What are you
grumbling abontg' Woman.-sWhyi
don'tI tell you I'm as miserable as a
ratp--" Misserable, indeedl Why what
on earth would yer hsye2 You was
drunk on Monday and you was drunk on
Wednesday, and I'm blest II that ms
pretty near enough pleasure for YER
don't know what's. sposs you wants
to be = downright. hangel here upon
earth, ofIfuaffa.gs az nae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given that 7, william g.
~ Boeppla, calleetor ef th@seity Of EVansEihs.
bstween the hsuFs Of . and IL O'clock, M and
; ard O'Clock, p n, On Tharsdsy, Nov z.<h, A;
D., lsA, viii sell II Vublc aaetisn 81 tie qooI Of
the COu.t Hoxss, IN ths city Of EvsnsviIle, In.
diana the folio sing fota, parts Of lots, End pa-
cells Of real estate and fnprorsmEnfs for the PAY
meat Of City Taxes for tbe year lisa due ron ne
eWners thereof 10 the eity Ct ETansvtlis, s1td
taxes teiaz roe dus ard sneaid and fos The est.
Of said sale 1nd that sad sAls sill y eeatinnsd
on tia nsxt day thereafter, via On Friday Nc
vember 25th, 1884 81 o'clock ,. "a, at tbs aool
Of tbs Court HcEzss, in Esznsvilies for the p1r
pess Of selling such property - nay have ess1
sold 81 the day hrst above mentioned. szd nol
paid fer. 212G - isT
osoiI@- 81 aT1S
ws ORIGINAL. PLAN. AN
Lsr. BEOex- Ax'r
vfas strsst..........-..l.......-. - asasse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
An Extraordinary Operation, and I
Remarkable Cure Of Deafness

OF thirty ave years saAaIns. fhs result Of 80
operation psrforrsed BY DR. Bert the oeiebratsd
Eurspsao Eve, hars aud Lung Pbysicisn aah sar
gees from the New York Gsasrsls Rye. EAr. so
Lug Iphgmary. rhesia n9w stopPlag II the
sharuaod HOUSE, In tkis citys sl
A Is kno~D. have bean deaf nor upwards q
thirty i've yexrs-s9 nprh ae that caaid not
hsAE thun Ter. Ia this coaa itian I sntsrsa The
ofnss ef Dr. Bort. a. the sheF~oad heass, We'd
Reatay, Oct f2th. / submitted my cars - hin
for - eperAtion, which vas scon over sad that,
too, without causing bat alight pain. ! akAih
waited Or. Bort thia friday morning. oss. lsth,
and tan nov hear perfectly vel. bad, pFssioua
10 appiyisg - Dr. Bart. eeusalssa snG bssn as&sr
the treatment OF all the so-cAlled diatiagaisheA
aurists eanld hear ok andAfl - 20 purposs, sa-
I'll submitted nj case TO DR. Bort, and TkAnks q
the day concIud d to consult him i an sona-
dart, hGd not sppAed 90 Dr, Bert, would aevss
have recovered my heariug.
Signed this (Friaayt morning, Oct Nth, 81 ths
Sherwood House ALBERT NJ sfRoUsE.
p. o. Addresss-g fncsunes, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
a RICE sroRr.-Tbe following We clip

A RICH SroRr.-The following We clip
from an exchange. 1t is old bat good,
and will bear reading again.
Do any Of you know old Bill Lower
BE moved from Springfield TO some
point IN Minnesota. Bill is tough, smart
as a whip, keen as brIer, but then, like
all as fellers, Bill loves to see the bottom
OF bis tumbler at all times Wen, once
there was Methodist revival in the
town. Bill was there--and little too
mach Of bis kind of spirit to hold much
of the other kind. But he sat still. AT
last the sermon was ended, and the min
lister come down from bis proclamation
stand said, "Eow ! want all who love
the Lord to come forward and DO prayed
forY'
No one moved. In 3 miHuis be re-
peated "Brethern and sinners, want
allwho love the Lord, or wish to love
Him, 70 come forward on thesbench'
No one moved. In q minute ne
looked mad, and spoke out rather quick
Ifthsre Is q man in the house who II
friend Of the Lord, want him to com'
forRard--If he has no friends We vii
quit" 49,
his trowsers, and ina peculiafihalf-sObe
voice. sang ont;f ~ A -
"Hold on tharl I'm I'm I'm frient
OF the Lord, or any other man, wb
Aaint no more Friends than, be pear
20 ave in this ssstion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

AXES LippineOtt's. sharp's, and
Others. I'D e tFss
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws-com-
mon and Patent. q . a
Meat Cutters ana Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and Tongs.
Steel Fire Settss and Stands for
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton aud Wool Cards.
hay Knives and Briar ScytheA
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea ana Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
/ Cabinet Hardware. @'-i-
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terrs Hauts Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also q full assortment Of Shell
Hardware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
A Case Of Deafness Of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by DR..
Bort, &c the Bnntln House, Terre

p To aii whe m n EBAY rrncxru-z4f, IamaS W. Nor.
ten, applied 60 Dr., BaFesorsn twnweeks since, fui
the restoration u sar heArfbg. vas, prssioHs q
Gppfyfnk 70 hfm, deaf fr twenty one years. 80 81
least sixteen years could not hear person spe4k
ualsss said person very close to ne, and koi
loved lpudly. I submitted ny case 70 an opera
tion undsr the ehssge Of Or. Bort, who perfsrm@I
the operation IN kW minates, eaasiBg kstt iittl,
or pain, which imprsved NJ hearing slmos
tsstsntS. Dr.. Bert fureher pteacribed certain
rsasdies, best knswa to.himscIE again xisife.
Dr.. Bert to-day, withr Ay hea1fng rerfecfly re-
STORED Also the rim ging and hsssfng scl.s ~ IN,
head has esassd ard q thosa Afflicted IN Ike nan
ser, would say, By afi means, ssnsnlt Dr.. Bert
and sbtaia his eaaasA opinion. a'ai - =
slsnsa this slst day Of September, 1884.
JAMKs W. MORTON
?. o. Address; MonteEnms, IRalAaA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
CARD.

fhs snzssslsEsa sASins Eszs On eAss sntirss soek
AZ Ready a aaa Clothing, aad .Genslsuens' Fur.
nishlnS Goods, and retired nom Tia bUssns-s.
sheEesy Feoses els grateful seknsvled sensutz
;te ais aa@srsuz frisnz and czs tunssrs Scr 81
psst p2trpnags 20 Gbersily extended 70 hin. apd
would respectfully recommend Msssrs Favior >
Co., Ehe have succeeded lin in the business and
Who are now prepared TO fGruish to their custom
szs svsFy Arsicls in their urs. Of tie very bsss
sssso q Sxsx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
sTILL Ax0rIInK

Mrs. Anthony Ostranavf bad i Ease u cafarse,
on the right eye. % Nineteen years Sc nding
ysArs ago, sra ually becoming blind ID tina right
eye. she wsa operated on by bf. SORT which ~
stored hsr sight 10 : few dsys A iarsss
fis ANTHONY osTRAEDER,
Txffe Haute In lana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
TO no so ar ONCE.
Read New Testimonials

have hssn blind With CafAraets over bath syei
or Elkhfssn yeara j. was aparAtsa on By De. Hort,
81 ths Buntin House. TerTs Haute, Sept ed,
1854. nov can see 90 read dns print | vas,
previous 90 applying 70 DR.. BOEi, 30 biina that
could not see aas object for nins years, and sov
rsturn thsnks % Or. Boil for the skiu displayed
On my case. To thoss With imkaired eight I
would say, DESPAIR aot sari ysa have consulted
Or. Bort. fls fanoNnAd Surgeon Tor diseases Of
the Ere. Ear, &C. gflF4aah LsszaH
Signed At Terrs Hauts, IDdlsna, thls 81 day d
November, 1885,. JANIS EELsoN.
p O. Address a. absV6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
OVATION ENLARGEaEs7
UPPER ENLARGEMENT


LUWAA ENLAhuAAhHIr
p Lot Blosk kn't
Baker, william, uHdv b. Of
SsT 70. Of wharf property Na
below Divisca strsst-----.- i-...-4.-.... es IS
Ewing. @. AVG. NV tbaIAnus 10 81
Keller, D. O., aiea Of gFossda
sbeuadsd on ths vest hy 50 su
Lest ST.. sa tha east yaa
siisy, and en the south.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured by DR.. Bort.

TO dtF t1HVIF Y nay tQ71seIfs .-------
I,wn. HALL applied % Tir. Bort this day, Sat
urday sept. 2fth, for the re.toraiio Of ny hear
May ysArss IsaeHittsd ~ eass - Dr.. Bert for
an operation, WAC psrfsrmsd 1t 10 . f y nsnsats,
which resulted In the complete restoration Of my
hearing. aud the esAslng o. tha rinEing aud bsEA
ing nclsss ia ny head. TO tho&s afaietsd il liks
masnar, shoald say cons alt DR.. Boxf 81 eAss.
and obtain his ezRdid opinipn. - ~ssH 49,
sfghed thls 2Sth day q 8 pt., lse4- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
urr ~ arornta 80 or pirArnrgs.

Mr.. Thas Meeoy,iof Gala eoanty. IIls-, call
81 and mubmiFtsd hts eass to Or. Bort, Oetobsl
Isth, at ths hsrW0s H0uss. lie can now hssr
This ease eaa be rsfnersd ~ calling the cisf
Of the AHmaha-~Mrs O. "A Wssbs (
Mani othhr Testimonials, fson persons Of tbs
highest shading, who reside ia this midst b
sssn Mad sManatasa - Br. Bsrels= Reemss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
wsEfsa cOttsss. vigO e.. fsa.
? .. As4rsss.- ElswSrth. Vie osnty. Iaa !.

P. s~-My vifs hss slss b<sn sfaietsd with
Bronshiai A6sefioH FOR tfsvsn ysats, and h&s been
zndar ss Frcfr ssional charge e many sIsiAns
in this ely. and shEAinadl No PsrmAnens relief
uztll she ccAazlted Or. Bort, at The Buntin
HeHsa. sozxe two seskahtRc~s sHa she has derived
more peF@Ansn srsiisf nader thu lEe&fueat7af d..
Bort Than cha. in the sIe~sa years prsziess
Walton cOssase. lad. ifsi7 5 .sl75aa
81 stiii another case Of psasnes. cured By Or.
art az the Bnnsln HOUSE Ths ease was that Of
Wa. Mullen, Ksq, 81 Riley township, Yiso cozn-.
As IL knosn. I hkls hssn Ssry- asAf In 10th ears
fer ysArs- IN fnIa eon1ifien entered the alcs o.
Dr.. Bert a. the anita Ressas this Fridsy mcrn-
ing. sept. Is, aaa snhmEtsAd ny case 70 "a epsFa-
tion By Dr.. Bort = kich wa soou aceanpIishsd
and that toe. wisAsat little or aay p-ia. Il less
han csc hours line. While IN Or. Bort.s ofacs
sommon stiassFs Atiep. "a lessirs to Dr.. Bort,
ascribe to him The praise foF khs lfnl manner Ia
which he rendered AsststAncs g ny RFsssoss m
PAVED bearing. hs MSeLkS.
Riley Township yiga eszRty- s.
P. o. Addrsss. Tern Hants, Ind. T.
Mr.. Mullen Is we'll and fsForaaly EnoWntn rhts
county, and those who doubt tho TINA a. t@s
above statement may easily satssfy shsDselsss- =
DR.. Bort is daily reeulving testimonials frsz
persons who rssids In this oo4nnaitg, who hAye
beer cured and are bring bsResttsd. Dr.. Bort
shall@a gss sny In his profession to excel hfrz
IN the trsatneas Of those diseases be HnAkes hia
ss@esalitfss, Wa ali diseases 81 tAs Ear besrssss
eissnArsss from the ear, ringirS ard banning IN
Ne 1ss9a Az aiseasea OF ths fysfI Ear kuags,
Hes<t. AroAts Caf>yFk ske-5s7 - ---r : -
4 asfl~ stag . ost necessarfly Re limited il b.
I once -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

All the medical msu and the Press rscommend
nr, strickiaad's Anti-Chelsra Mixture the only
certain rnEnady for DiarrkasA aud Dyssntery. IL
i combination of Asfringents, Absorbents,
stimniants. ant Carnlinatlyss. and is warranted
70 afsct after al ether means ksss failed
Tor sale By DrnaFists.. Qsnsfal Depot ., East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Eahi0-2td&IyW asss.l sff .efr.ar.a. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

y = - -
o1oo-.a11.o
{, As g az s. 5BgLT *. A,Dle..
90 d. 10 Peaehss.1
90 Al a. uz-.anna
M A. Al 0nincesI
10 a. Do Whortlsbcrries.
All 81 1sies are 81 out ne for famIy u..
- -
~ ~ az 2 eensNoss o5s.skS'
- 90 ~ 40 ~ 10
Tor sS's a. v,,,o,-z,s x..srtvnpoovux
o7Ug6E cURET HAMS.
ELLIOT ELLIOT : "a I'LL eaoOhnI.
VrATu ppTCR 2 II 80
Ii s0o Bstl Rrick for sale At
szz..,z -IH.1. ? : 49,
eboies Lat az f.rsen and Black Teas for sale
| Al . sAs'' EL II 4, TAMILY GROCERY.
.-,--7z-57= = .,
| > 300 fs nice shoulders fer sale a
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GRoCkRY.
/st0GCVyTpXTFuT
| C,e,s,.d - a. ,,ak,r~ .o.u can bs
sSd ~ IotTT.s y TAMITy aposGERY.
| LILLIAN war
| w n ee,n Easret.
~ $50, go. E...s,,.s. tx2,
~ Con. GO ~ al 40
| For sale a. ELLI0TTss FAMILY GROCERY.
| ------z-1 go a. = :, .
| w V1 yi'i. =. " 4sr u - rW
" Eesi = In as, = 80
| .r T.o., ss.1,.a,x.
~ lemon eaon Sass ss
Rolling Pins, &C.,
! For sale ~ : +
| ELLI0TT'S bAMILI 0hOCEkI.
--------------------------
| GhIIAS. -, - osa
> gross 10, Loho al ssu" 0~"''
| dos John buii ssaes, ~ ~
3 don NiIisr's Epieurssn Sauce, -
For ssls Al
ELLIOTT's FAMILY 0H0CERI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

q &-1 e 4s3sHcl at ~
Hnving bsszst eur Esods At a nneh IoTsr prize
fhasfheT ssz - besEhf Al prssenty A. be1og 10
80 Il seTl a. very snail pEohf - stnz OF your
rr.subaeka, azd examine or st0sk sor yo1rseiTes,
ana ws FEEL eonadant that your visit vii 90 you
good, fer ws aoET think azy ons eAn lszgs SitE i
STsssvais, ssys. Is<s. "a. sssS-sa
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

CAsfiSE-Ar IAN, seAs fleetwng, Hardy
MorsiAHa, Conry Lafayette, Crockett, aud sta
If lIose, Gross. Deer l,,e; Woodbine, Hamilton
and Rory U Moor, Littletield, Eastport.
MAcuAs-Ar llth, sch Zulma, Lamson, ones
port.
Ar l2th, sch Forest S,roat. Mllbridsc
Cid stu, sch Amanda, Lanson
Ira. sch Mary, lawyer. Porto Rico.
18th, sch Amelia, sawyer, provideLcc.
Eastox-Ar llth. brig william Dresser, (5f
Hanso1 Hatch, Choptank I;iy,r; sch Georgpt
Alley, tllswerth
Ar 9th, sobs Gszalls Morey Deer Isle; City
Point, Mcdonald, LelgAst; SARAH, Wnitmqre,
EocklAnd.
Ar 10th, sehs Golden Eagle, Kendriek, Deer
Isle; Leader. Allen, Kockland; Comet, Howe,
BATH; Florida, Thompson, Portland; Floreo j,
Hall, 10,
Ar l2th, barquo Lucy Frances. of Ducksport)
Berry, Philadelphia.
Ar 18Th, (Oi harrington, Me) Putnam, Suriuam
Feb. -.
Ar 10Th, ,chs Col Simnl as, Matthews. Belfast;
Cynosure, Daley, Camden.
DASvEgs-Ar lOtA, sob Pearl, Thayer Rock
laud.
NtwruEr-Ar l9th. sths Benjamin Patch OF
aud from kiclmoad lpr Nsn York; Clara Sortoa,
CT BaeksPefD Coison, Wtutefport tor Baltimore.
MA isHK-Ar l2fh brig Cosmes, (of Machi.
AZ kingston, j, %; Ned sumpter, Ihorndiks
EVeklaup, Tor Phi4delphia; NJ D Partridge
lIiehs. hoe land.
Ar at i John y 3 10th inst. SCH Frank lin q ull
Gouid. EastpoEt; Odessa, Matters, Belfast.
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n = Sncr;:,! Attention is asked TO

HUSNEWEiL'S ECLECTIC PILLs.-THF rRuE TYRE
GhtHNETGC by the Application Of true Phdrmaecu-
teal laws both CHARACTER aud Economy combined
In this valuable Pm. To prevent putting such quautities
Of Ind y.Siip drugs into the the gripping pins
81 trroaenusly judged to he the evidence thorough
action aud to require from ils to get decent
:ttlartic the stuiy in this Development Tile t0se
seldom exceeding Que, and never than Two Fills,
settles tin question of economy, ard character can he
best known by confidence tate tn N IN DYSPEPSIA, Cos
rvENHa., gitaC,SEss, LtvER CuMrLsfSr. all derange
mems OF the st1mch aud bowels. aud Family PM
J. L. lit NNEW ELL P6ofRitFug.
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calm G, Peek, Agent Ellsworth.
". l., Alden n CO Hunger, II H. Hay Co, and W
7. Phillips, Portland, Wholesale Agents. Iylju
Il Dor sale by dealers in every city and town. I'm
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

At specialshceting of Eagle Engine Co. No. 3
on Wednesday Evening March 9th, 1861. the follow
ing preamble aud resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas It has pleased the Almighty God in his
infinite aud divine wisdom to remove from midst
more of our late associates and brother iircmen
Sergeant John i Jordan, of the ID Ne Cavalry
while in camp Mt Augusta, on Sunday morning last
therefore be It
Resotred, That IN his death our country has lost
brave and patriotic soldier, his family devoted
son and brother the Fire Department II prompt aud
efficient member and this company Il friend whose
name and virtues will long be remembered by with
deep and sincere gratitude.
Rcsoired, That il is with profound sorrow that we
bow submiss,ely 20 this act of an all-wise Prov
dence
Resolrca That VIC deeply feel for. and heartily
sympathize with the afflicted parents and friends IN
their bereav ement and sorrow, hoping that loss
is his gaiH.
RESOLVED That copy of these resolutions be en-
tered upon the records of this Company that u copy
be presented to the family of the deceased and one
to be sent to his brother, absent the battle
field, and also to be published in the daily papers
this city and the Ellsworth American.
GEO. II. CHICK. Foreman.
JOHN +. FOSTER, Clerk.
Bangor, March II, iS6i.
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Richardson's New Method for the
pilelG-E0rtC.

An improvement upon all other Instruction Books
in progressive arrangement, adaptation aud
simplicity. Founded upon new and original
plan. and illustrated by series of plates, show.
ing the proper position of the hands and fingers.
TO which are added the rubin, nts of Harmony
and thorough bass.
BY Nathan Richardson,
Aut hor of " Modern School for the Piano-fortc,
The last and 5es. work Of its distinguished au-
thor, is universally admitted to be superior in ex-
coIlcnco to all other d" methods" systems" and
" schools" and he book that epery pH,a needs for
for the requirement of n thorough knowledge of
pauo-forto playing! 1t is adapted to all grades
of tuition, from the rudimental studies of tho
youngest to the studies and exercises Of advano
cd pupils. Two editions are published, one adopt
ing American, the other foreign lingering. When
the work is ordered, if preference is dcsignat-
cd, the edition with American lingering will be
sent.
Be sure that in ordering ii you are partie
ular in specifying the " NEW METHOD" Price 81
Mailed post paid, to any address. Sold by all
music dealers. OLIVER DirsoS Co, Publishers,
Boston.
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State 8s tsninr.

hancock $50 the several Slcrilrs Of our Counties
ot Hancock, rcBobscot, York, Cumberland,
" Lincoln, kcnnchcc, Oxford, Somerset Wa n.
- ingtou, Waldo, Piscatuqui>, Franklin Aruos-
took, Andr0scnS.n, SsgadahUc and Knox
or either Of their Deputies, GREETING
w i command you - attach the goods or estate
W Of Joseph 4 Grindc of Buck>port in said
County, mariner, to the value of two hundred dol
lars, aHl summon the said defendant III he ns,g be-
found in yunr precinct DO appear before our Ju -tceS
Of the supreme Judicial Court, to be holden in
Ellsworth within and for county OF Hancock,
ON the fourth Tuesday # April nsNt then and there
III ont sad Dart to answer unto Enoch Re- ,ara .nd
Artlirpsc White, both OF said lcs.ort c, anu
~ tf;e under IT, name Of K. Barnard & T."
oil me ,ssr Tor that the said d. on ~ ~ MD 4
nagG9hoTt GU me iirst 'iar ii ,:ay 4 ~ IS a. b. hs
r'9'''''s''' - y, that date by him subscribed Tor
alue receg ed, promised the plaintiffs to pay them
or Order The sum ot ninety dollars and iity cents
on 9emaud with interest.
Yet thong often requested the said defendant has
not pitid sat, sum h neg cots 80 - do to the dam
age OF sail plaintiffs As they saw the sum of two
hundred dollars, which shall then and here be- made
to appear with other due damages. And have YOU
there this writ with Your doincs therein.
Witness, John Appleton, Esq, at Ellsworth, this
fourth day Of December in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and >Xty-two
l.. ". PERRY, Clerk.
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Get the Best.
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
$ q " I ug II a G Il I II q
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where al are invited to call and examine.
rsNIlE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
4 Of Pfciniyms and would have taken mre
Premiums if there had been more Fairs.
WY The Empire Mtcline is hitter than any other
l. 1t makes the Incl or o shptfle stitch. which
will neither ny rauel and IS aiks both sides
2. 1t has neither can, nor cog eheet, and tho
least possible friction and runs as smooth as glass,
and is emphaticaHy R0isctfss Machine.
), 1t performs perfect sewing on every dcserip-
ton Of faterd, fro leather to tbe finest muslin
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the c"ais-
est to the finest number.
4. 1t REQUIRES fifty per cent less power to drive
it than any other machine girl ~ years OF
a c can " rk it steadily without fatigue OF inju-
ry to health
D. It's strength and wonderful simplicity Of
construction render it almost inlp ssibio to get
out OF der, and is guaranteed to give entire sat-
isfacton
6. Its seams are more Grm nd beautiful, being
alike on bota sides, lea wing no ridges to wear oil
by washing and ironing -
T. The tension of both threads is 70. bt tbs
surface Of the machine: you do not have to tn,n
the machine mp side deD 10 get tho tension of the
lower thread. When the tchsien is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity ut sewing
can be done without change.
&. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing cutting them, as it is a firm solid stitch.
8. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be Sim.
Diicify and Pelttctioa eoii,isea.
To- We respectfully nyite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article 70
call and examine this EarbulGd Machine. An in-
spection of this machine VIII tisfy any person
Of its great superiority to anything in the market
H. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
u One of The Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss AIDA HrGnr's Dress and
Cloak Making Room, over \. I. Greeley's Store,
Main Street. so
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