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The weekly union record., 1865-03-11

AMONG the guests from The mountains st the
ball at Thompson Flat on Wednesday night
last, We noticed Judge &. G Marquis and Capt,
Mike Wells, both staunch old Union men. Our
good looking friends sppeared to enjoy them
selves hugely on the occasion
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LARag SALEs.-our worthy Sheriff, Frank
W. Day. still continues his large sales Of For
eigu Miners License. Daring the month of
February seven hundred and thirty-6ve hcen-
sts were sold realizing the SUN of two thou
sand nine hundred and forty dollars. Should
this replenisbiug of the County Treasury oou-
tinue, it will be quite benefit for old Butte.
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SIX MoRE BEEHIvss SroLEN.-We are 10
formed that r. c. Rose had, on Wednesday
night last, six more beehives stolen. Suspicion
rests upon certain parties. the particulars Of
which viii probably be furnished to Us next
week
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DR.. HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS should be in
the possession Of everybody in the mining region
As preventative of various dangerous diseases to
which the gold seeker is liable, it has superior.
While it is quite palatabe even as beverage it is
speedy and powerful in its effects upon the system
In all of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pre-
vading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bit
tiers will be found invaluable corrective. No
man should enter upon the exposed camp life of
miner without being provided with Hostetters pre-
ventive of stomach disease, nor should any of
those who are now engaged in the occupation fail
to have recourse to the Bitters. Sold by all Drug
gsts and dealers everywhere. Hostetter Smith 4
Dean, Al gents, San Francisco. lm-nl3
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ROAD lNPRovED.-Tbe road to Hamilton
near hent's ranch. has recently been thorough
lyrepaired. Our Ophir road overseer has made
a good and substantial road by ditchiug, en-
banking and graveliug along the line where
the black mud, heretofore, made it almost i'm
paSsible.
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AsSsssISG-Aceording TO law. our County
Assessor is required to commence his labors
on the Sixth of March. An official visit nav
be expected soon from Jack Bean or bis depu-
ties
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We call the attention Of our readers TO po-
ciicAl ettuSion on the fourth page on the Bat
tie Of Nashville 1t was printed and bordered
on slip of paper, and forwarded Us by Miss
McNair, q daughter of Col. McNair of this
nlarn
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NEGRo MINSTRELs.-The "Chapparalr citi
zeDs Of Hamilton township, were favored with
s grand performances" By company Of negro
miustrels, on Monday night last. The attend
suee was large.
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DISTRICT CoURr commences its March term
on Monday, March 18th, 1865.
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THE Quincy Union gives glowing accounts
of the quart mines in Planas county
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GRAND FANDASGo.-On Saturday of last
week, large number Of the digger tribe"
assembled near Threshers ranch, Oh Feather
river, where they INDUCED hugely iu an old
fashioned fandango. The vast number present
indicated that all the campoodes must have
been let loose. Tie Bidwell and Neal indians
came down, many Of whom were riding fine
horses, and others in carriages aud express
wagons, dressed in flying colors" One, we
uoticed particularly. big brave on horse.
back, aud from the ''stripes" on his coat, we
should judge he held the position Of Orderly
The "Yubas' and ''Sutters" were also present
in large numbers. The soups. sweetmeats,
"yarb greens" such as clover, mustard, etc.
were INDUCED in freely throughout the dance
The music was, of course, tasty their fiddle"
being a hollow log. and the bow a large bill
let of wood. On Monday morning, after run
ming two days and nights. The "sleepy dancers
dispersed, and returned to their respective cam
poodies.
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BIRTH.

In Oroville March 9th, 1865, the wife of Gerhard
Tebbe, of daughter.
in Morris Ravine February 10th, lS65. the wife
of Drederich Frerichs, of daughter
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Ar stated Assembly Of Oroville Comman.

AT stated Assembly of Oroville Comman-
dry. No. 5. held at Masonic Han, March sth,
1865. the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Sir Knight Alexander Glib.
Simpson, Eminent Commander; Sir knight
John Boughton Hewitt. Genersiissiuo Sir
knight George Clemant Perkins, Captain
General; Sir Knight Amasa Maurice, jr..
Prelate; Sir knight George Faulkner, Senior
Warden; Sir Knight Ebenezer Morrison
Sparks. Junior Warden; Sir knight Myers
Burton West. Treasurer Sir knight Thomas
Jarrett jenkins, Recorder; Sir Knight Ma
thaniel Dunbar Plum, Standard Bearer Sir
Knight Elijah Starr Ruggles. Sword Bearer !;
Sir Knight Michael Henry Wells. Warden.
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Received on Subscription.

A. A. Small. Rock Creek ... $40 0
II. White Middletown. wn......... 5
Haskil Austin. Thompson Flat 2 8
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LIST OF GRAND JuRoRs.-George Faulkner,
Foreman; C. T. Topping, Warren Anderson,
A II. Ferguson, Walter NJ. Elliott, Chas.
Calkins. Andrew Rapp, F. L. Lisk, F. l..
Carey, Geo. Allen, F. J. Becker, R. F. Floyd,
l.. H. Marley, Albert Clark f. B. Hendee, F.
\. Freeman. Robert Davis, David Martin,
VIM. Spauldng. O. f. Bush.
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DIED.

In Orovie. on March Sd, lS6s. MARY ANN. wife
of Albert Clark, aged thirty five years and two
months.
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Ho FOR OwYHEE AND BoIsg.-The first
saddletraiu for owyhee and Boise will start
from Chico on the Goth Of this month This,
remarks the Red Bluff independent, will open
the way for the extensive trade Of Idaho Terri
tory being transferred from the ocean route to
the Sacramento Valley. The Independent
complains that the enterprise Of the people Of
Chico has secured that place as the starting
point, while the Red Bluff road is laying idle.
SoIRsE At rHs USieS Hcrs---0n Friday
night, of last week au unusually large humber
were present to participate 10 the dance, that
comes off regularly every Friday evening at the
Union Hotel Messrs. james Young and C.
Calkins furnish most excellent music for these
social parties. Tickets to the soiree are only
one dollar
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CKoP PROsrECTs.-Durng the week, we
have passed through the greater portion OF
Feather river valley. We consider the coming
crop. as now advanced, never more favorable
than at this season, and the thorough manner
IN which the earth is saturated from the con
slant falling rains OF the Winter will, with 4
few favorable showers, mature the crop aud
make an abundant yield to the farming COM
muniy. The late freezing and frosty weather
has, in some places, wilted the thrifty growing
tops of the grain, but will do 20 injury, and
may add yigor and strength by reversing the
thrifty top growth to its roots.
The SFECULAToRs AND THE CRoFS.-The
San Francisco SPECTATORS continue 10 control
the grain market and keep -four at famine
prices. Our best wish for these sordid and
greedy wretches is that the dollars they gain by
their unjuStiiable practices may all turn to Goals
of FIRE upon their heads and ashes in their
pockets The crops in all parts of the State
are more promising than in any past season
the spectators tales OF the cold weather short
euiag the crop are "bosh.'
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kILLED.-A correspondent of the Appeal,
al the Mountain Spring House Butte county,,
under date Of February 26h, writes as follows ::
have Just received a letter from Willow Creek,
ten miles above this place, stating that Henry
johnson was killed last Thursday Q6th), by
being caved on by about thousand pounds of
rock and dirt. 1t appears that he went out on
his claim in the evening, merely scratching or
cruising around. He had been out but a short
time. when a near neighbor thought he would
go up to where he. (Johnson) was at work.
When he got there be found him covered up,
from the right shoulder to the thigh. He was
insensblc and appeared to be in a dying con-
dition. He died 10 about an bour after he was
found. He never spoke after he was found.
1t is supposed that he had not been caved on
but few minutes before he was discovered.
His skull was crushed and he appeared to be
badly bruised internally. My informant thinks
it was tue inward injuries he sustained that
caused his death so soon. He had been in the
county Is or l6 years. He was good citizen
aud esteemed by all who knew him. | think
he was from Boston and about forty years old.
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CoUxTY CouRT, MARCH Tern, 1s65-HoD.
W. s. Stafford, Judge presiding-Dayid Kuoch
vs.. His Creditors Sheriff appointed assignee;
March 18th set for final discharge. Elklns L
MeritheB vs.. Hupp i Co.-tried, submitted
aud taken under advisenent The People vs..
J. r. Weldron-Iudictcd for grand larceny,
arraigned, plead not guilty; cause set for trial
March l4th, at 10 O'Clock The People vs.
VIM Johnsou-graDd larceny; same as above.
The People vs. Al Chung-breaking and en-
terirg into dwelling house, for the purpose of
stealing therefrom; plead not guilty; set for
trial March 14th. 10 O'Clock " The People
VS.. All Song-for same crime; plead not
guilty; set for March 18th The People VS..
All Sam-burglary Tuesday, March l4th, at
2 O'Clock P. N, set for defendant to plead
George Otto Streiger admitted to citizenship.
Gluckauf VS.. Nelson-eause tried, submitted,
and taken under advisement j B. Whiteside
et al. vs. Board of Supervisors-cause placed
on calendar. The People vs.. y. +. Carr
Grand Jury report true bill against defendant
\. E. Carr, for the crime of murder. IDdict-
meut ordered fled and certified to the District
Court.
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STEALING CATTLE.-On Sunday, February
Goth, eight head of cattle were stolen from the
ranch OF Judge Pratt, at Chico, says the Ma
rysville Express of March 9th, which is occu
pied by L. w. Thomas, three Of which were
owned by the Judge, and the other five by 9th
er parties. Two men residing in the vicinity,
named VIM. Spence and Al. Acres, were ar
rested as the thieves, examined before Justice
Hallett, and required to give bail in the sum Of
$4,000 each for their appearance before the
Grand Jury. In default Of bail the prisoners
were placed in Camp Bidwell for safe keeping
but during the night Acres succeeded in max
ing his escape. He was subsequently arrested.
however, and the two men are now in the Orc
vile Jail. A dispatch was sent TO Marshal
Winkley, Of this city, describing the lost cattle,
and that officer traced them to the slaughter
house Of Fred. Schriner, butcher who had
bought them. Two of the hides were recovered
containing Pratt S brand which will be taken
back by Thomas today.
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YJN".s Eli =
Universal Couch Remedy.

There is probably, line Of diseases winch has
been enormously treated than 1afolt s,As
Lang COMPLAINTS
These i, no recipe written nor preparation before
the pub ic tor the above coullniui> that dos n
contain Ipeclc, Anfimanv, if{fFts or cFfHG in
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Again these Objectionable cowponents cause
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A true Cough Remedy ,hoald not oHly be the pert
It, bedside, or nursery comp IaioH OF all and 10 te
u sed just often there is ftciiin2 in the Hr71tor
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Gases OF the most violent S0re ihroH. with ri
III. SYMPTOMS of Dipthcrtd have Eeen cutireN cured
b, making constant use OF the Coa2h remedy as
sinrgle For Hoarseness il is invaluable
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Agents, Portland, IG.iS
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liANcoeE, S., zee 2, 1865.
Taken on execution and Il be SOLD at pub lie
auction at the t4iice of E. 4 f. Ii le, Esqrs., in
Ellsworth, On Saturday, the thirteenth day a.
January next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, all
the right in equity of redemption which George
p. Goodwin, OF Mariaville, has in and to the fol-
living described parcel Of land lying in said
Mariaville, bonded and described as follows
TO sca all that portion Of lot No. e. which lies
the eastern side Of the west branch Of Union
River; for more particular description of lot
No CT, refer to ]. K. Ingersols 4 others deed TO
Richard Goodwin, recorded in Hancock Registry
Of Deeds, Vol. leo, Page 43S, and being that
part of said lot No. ca, which was decided to the
said George p Goodwin by the said Richard
Goodwin and recorded in said Registry, Vol 100,
Page 10, same premises bring under mortgage
to Charles R. Goodwin of said Mariavile, and
recorded in said Registry, vol. 100, page 3G5.
Al NATHAN WALKER, Sheriff.
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.t.i.c Of Maine.

Hancock ss-- t. the several ShcriiIs of cur
Counties ut Hancock, Pcnobscot, York Cum
l,slald, I.iic5.u, kctuebec, Oxford Soipctset,
WASHINGTON, Va do, 7 .scataalis, fraakiin,
Atcostu,k, Anlfo,cu.siu, Sagadahoc aud Knox,
or either OF ttcir Deputies, GREETING ::
~ We c0nnaud you to attach the goods
{ u Dor Estate Of Thomas l.. White and
stamp. : William puls.er, the former of boston
( 80 in tie C,uaty If Suffolk, and com
5 T. moawealth If Massachusetts, ard the
{ Oct ., } later Of Cambria sct,art ia said Cam.
/ !S6j. mo' wealth. aud Eugene Hale, E,,,
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.Nt Se' pio;'.;'r ~, $500 ~ ''
paia 10 inc il"iu'ta On ue'n1ha,
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si,I hnEs nov pai1 1'ia SUI, ""t ~ " w.
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g ERIF F'S s SALE.

HANCOCK, IS i, Pee 9Th l1G5.
Taken on Execution in favor OF John A. Buck
& al. vs.. II. II Gray, and will be seld at public
auction Saturday the 27th day OF January
ne xt attcn o'clock, A. NJ, at the store Of John
A. Buck, in 0rand in said County all the RICH.
of said Gray to redeem certain real estate in
Hucksport, in said County, whereon said Gray
now lives, being part of Lot No. II, in the 18th
Range and the same conveyed by j. N. 1. Svs-
zey to Mary }. Gray, and by her mortgsged to
them April Both, 1864 and I propose to sell -
aforesaid the right of REDEEM ption from said
mortgage.
Il H. A. OR, DEPUTY Sheriff.
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EaTCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World! The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Ins,antale GUS. Produces Immediately splendid
BLACK natural Brown, without injurirg thu Hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effect of bad dies. Sold
dy all Druggists. The genuine is signed William A
Bachelor. Also,
LEGENEEATING EXTRACT OF MIILFFLEU Yrs,
for Restoring and Beautifling the Hair,
ly32r CHARLES BATCUGLoW New York
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Probate N Offices.

To the Honorable Parker Tuck Judge of Probate, with
in aud for the County # Hancock.
uMBLY SHOWS Sarah Jarvis, Guardian of Ans
L l. drew 3. Jarvis, minor and rf the heirs of
Oh aries Jarvis. late Of Ellsworth in said County lie.
ce ased-To wit The lands and real estate of sal
Charles Jarvis in the towns of Eddngton and Clifton in
said State Of Maine, specified In the Inventory and
file at this Probate Office and that sid minors interest
in the same Is undivided eighth part and that the
remain ng co-heirs have sold advantag eousiy their
sha in said lands and that tho sale Of said minors
hall is necessary in order to conveyances sat
sfactory to the purchasers thereof and that petit
toner is offered for minors share a larger
than his share would according to said inven
tory and appraisal and that it would be for the
benefit Of the said minor that his said iutIrest In said
deceased estate above described sho Id be disposed
OF at private sale in accordance with said offer,
and the proceeds thereof put out and ed to him
Honor would grant her icense dispose of the
public private sale accordingly, agreeaby to law Of
this state, in such cases made and provided.
SARAH JARVIS.
Ellsworth, Dec 9Th, A. D, 1865.
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, the srst Wednesday OF
Dec.A. D. 1868.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered,-Thatthe Petition
err give notice to all persons interested, by causing
cory Of the petition and order Court thereon to be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may
pear Probate Court be held ut Ellsworth, in said
O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause If any they have
why the prayer Of said petition shp, not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest-Gfo A. DYER, Register.
truecopy of the petition and order Of court thereon.
IS A:test-GEo A. DYER, Register
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PICTURES ! PICTURES !
"SECURE THE SHADOW e RE TIE
SUBSTANCE FAILS"

"a 0W is the time for every orc to secure good
Y picture, as have made additional i'm
Proyements in my rooms By putting in "A large
lruuud glass side hight, which iaei itates in ad
dig u beauty and finish to pictures so very desir
ab!v and pleasing to TIE critical, and those of
taste.
Photographs made from any kind Of pictures,
from lie, to any desirable size, and finished in
Ink ColorS.
Ambrotypes and F.rotypes made to order and
inserted in cases for Albums
All pictures made by me are warranted TO give
perfect satisfaction or M sale.
Hoping by strict attention to business and bs
good Do,kmaavhp to merit the confidence and pat
ronagc of the public.
hOOdiS over the Store Of D. II. Epps, Main
Street.
JOHN NJ. PECK.
Ellsworth, Dec. L. 1855 2m!S
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9periol Notices.

To the Senate and House Of Representatives of
Maine next in Legislature to assemble on the
Hrst W Wednesday Of January 1866.
n Nhe undersig ned being interested in lumber
Il ing on Union River, hereby petition that
an act Of Incorporation be granted to them and
athcp under the name Of the Union River Log
Driving and Dam Company, giving them authority
do erect and maintain dams on The main branch
of Union River in the town of Amherst, and
Plantation No. 80. to keep said River therein in
1t condition for driving logs and lumber and to
collect fair toll for the same.
WARREN BRowN.
II. Nj. HALL.
Z. HALL.
Ellsworth, Dec. sth, 1865.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH {!
E scratch +! Scratch d! Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment
Will cure the Itch in IS Hours.

Aiso cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS. chill.
BLAINs, and oil ERUPTIoNS OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
BY sending GO cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, j70 Washington street, Boston, it
~ll be forwarded by mail, fl &c of postage to any
asrt Of the United States. ly42
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We invite the attention Of our readers. when visit
ting Boston, to the large and well selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
At th. Store of II. E. MOSELE'Y & Co., Summer
street, which they offer at the Lowest cash prices.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS :.

Clan Compound WIN force them TO grow ON the
s,nuothc.t chin, hair bald heads in six weeks
lris. sl,o0-3 packages 42O0 sent by mail any
where closely sealed receipt of price
Address WAHNER CO,
JytP BOX us iroohlin y. Y.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TWO story house on the Western side Of
"A Union River, located near the eeptre Of
the business part of the village. For particulars
inquire Of
j. W. HILL.
Ellsworth, Dec. IL, 1865. Is
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You must have quiet sleep you cannot
have health, BioKuEss secures This blessed
Of strength. itis a wonderful apodyne, well a
mighty tonic and nervne. Let the debt ated and
resort to It wthoat delay. epo, IS, Dey st, Y
Sold by G. O. Peek, Ellsworth. eow4o
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Miss M. A, GILMAN,

EoROPOSES to open classes in PENCIL,
4 CRA fON and PASTEL DRAWING,
also in painting in Water Colors.
Pictures OF ter execution can bs seen at her
room at Mrs. Ncss, bigh Street. 2wAs
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Il II subscriber hereby gives puic notice to all
| ccruet i' sh'' has been duly appointed and has
taken uIea herself tie uust of ENtcutrix of the
estate uf
ISAAC CASE, late e nueksport.
In The County If Hancock ysciat deceased by giving
bond tn law Directs she therefore requests all persons
who indebted tie said ceasel's estate to make
immediate payment AMI those whn have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
JOHN D. CASE.
Bucksport. Oct. 5, 1863. IS
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NO, for a day, but for all time. '-flANrAiio
Buffers. Hold iast 10 that which Is sooo'
Never be without PLANTATION BiriEiS IN tue
house.
"7hsice he ARMED mho hath sts q'1prffJ"s
Thrice armed against Disease Is he VINO AWAY
I'm. a bottle of PLANTATION BIrTERs in the house
"Prerention is bettea than cure"
PLANTATION BirrERs will prevent and csre Dys
pepsa, Vertigo Headache, Heartburn, and all gloomy
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I'm time Of peace prepare for mar."
When you well, feel the first unpies SAINT IN
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NSN.NI%<s

F5NHE subscriber will open Dancing Acade my
1 at htings Hall, on Saturday afternoon.
for Juveniles. School to commence y. o'clock,
and be on each saturday and Wednesday after
noon, until further notice.
The most fashionable and popular dances
taught
Perfect order maintained. and every care taken
of scholars placed under his charge. during schoo
hours.
TUITION, 81. co FOR "a LESSONS.
N. B.-Private lessons, given to those that de.
sire it, on the forenoGus CT each ednesday and
Saturday, at the Hall. Terms made known there.
GRO II. GETCHELL.
Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, 1865. IS