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THE Missouri Legislature has passed a
bill allowing prisoners to be discharged
when three. ioarths oil the term for which
they were sentenced has expired, provi
led they conform strictly for that time
TO all tho rules OF the prison. The Gov.
crnor is also empowered to pardon those
sentenced for life, if at the end Of fifteen
years they can show clear conduct re-.
cord.
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SoME Of our exchanges in this State.

So@E Of our exchanges in this State
umoas them the Register Of Wheeling,
and the Gu:tMe Of Parkcrsbur: ,--hare
freely gisen to their readers the reply
OF Mr.. Lamb to . portion Of the able
opinion Of Judge Po!s!cy, in the case Of
Mr.. Quarter. We would ask, since the
portion OF Judge Polsleys opinion re-
viewed by Mr. Lamb does not embrace
one-eishrh Of its entire length, does mo-
justice require that our co;smporaries
nlso give this part an insertion, and thus
enable their readers to fairly hesil. upon
the issues involved ia the G;$:aSsiou?
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ins,on to plead the case Of tho national
institutions before the committee OF Con-
rress; some weeks must elaPse before a
,rustw orthy opinion can be formed with
regard to the prospects OF their success
or failure.
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MARRIED..

--At the ". F.. Parsonage.
Fec - lR65 by Row. ". +. Williamson, Hr JoEr +.
TAXSEEsLxY snd Miss SALDI a. NVGsAS AL Oi
Charlie sion, ". va.
SMITH-IARRETr-At the residence Of the brides faith
rr near the mouth Of Biz Sandy. by lan SLACK. Hsqr
Mr. WILLIAM Y. Sand to Miss MELISSA A. JAKaLrr.
All OF Kanawha county.
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A CLEAR STATEMENT.

The following abs,rnc, of the oeereta'
~ Of the Trcasury's Rersst and revue"
of our financial condition, We take from
the New York NuNoa. It Is iuc'u
statement Of the whole matter "in d
nut shell"
Ear he Fiscal Year 1871. .lc!Ed!.)
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from Frederick county trying to Get
some legislation that will transfer them
to ,he new State. would be glad to
hc!p them, If possible, but i, seems to me
GU, OF the power Of Congress to inter
fcrc. except on the tcrri'oriu! theory.
=. =. =. :: y
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mean, the reservation VI s"e P "
military interference. So that We reach
"a far as We can see, vcr5 nearly the
same point by the road which Mr. John
son Indicates, hut declares he will not
follow, as We reach by that traced out by
the most radical Of his critics.
Tie assurance, however, which the
message so'emuly con7eys,,has the freed
men will be protected, no matter through
what process the political publication
the whites may pass, is all we can now
seek from him. Even if Mr.. johnson
had done what he seeks to justify Eiih'
self for no, hayiu: done, bestowed tic
franchise on the blacks, they would still
hare to tc protected in the exercise OF it,
In short, no matter from what point OF
view VIC look at Southern society, or
what scheme Of re organization We may
Gx upon. We are still driven to the con
cIus;on shat the reservation Of the power
Of IRREGULAR interference of the State gov
ernmcntS by the President will, Tor
some time to come, be absolutely ncccs
sary, and as long as he uudcrtakes to
use it, when required, We can readily
listen to the arguments by which he
proves that it is not to be Thought Of.
Taken f.: all in all, however, the
message is one which any democrat as
well as any American may well read wiki
pride. We do not kavw where to look
in any other part Of the globe 70: q states.
man whom We could fix unon as likely
TO seize the points O! 50 great question,
ana state thea with so much clcarncs>
and breadth rs this TeancSsecln tailor,
who was toiIins for his daily bread in
the humtlcst Of cmrioymcn;S whca the
chiefs Of all other countries were reap
in: every Advantage which school, col
!r.e, aud social position could furnish.
Those who trcmh!a over the future Of
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For F.sca! Year 1866. (Eji'mIied)
CN;rS,trC:ta.
I.,:rEirTS.
For FTscal Year lsji-;. Esih'!trd)
I:NrlSrI"I ~ :.

!"F "" departments S,'".S:,
i,yr Ink; ~ p.h l:I.:t."i,
T"r'iv.! S"rv''s .... ; :: H., :,9
Total s!':S1l7.l'!
,,,r;Ts
Receipts from Customs ::'soOO,ooa
t" E !r% Ev'r""' :'i iSs'%%
" M;,cr;l.no"A, e".Oo".o'o ,,o, "a,
'0''' . -
Surplus ...-.... S'''''-''''
nv, aoG.;, IF lsfl-5 w,s surrIied hv
,o,,S or,h., of 1,,;j-G $l3S, T171:3 Ga1
h.vn ,,rr.Iv h,.n surp,;cl IN II. same
,,ar l,.,;n, 2IID ipi Oh w., to he hor.
rnw,j W;,h rr,,rl IN ,hc disnosal Of
thr snr,lus 81 i>.;,;E,7I. the Secretary
>rrrc,;s ,ha, IN, entire debt should he
funded into one GENERAL stock. hearir.
;,,rr.,t At H.. rate Of ) or - per cent.
.rI ,l., ,,m or 5000 Goa uiJ0 he m
rr,l|r S.t ,r,r, c,r thn u,ym.ut Of the
;n,.rc., md ,hr r,5uct;on 81 the priuci.
mi. h, shrws ,h,, thi, method would
nav of the entire deb, in about thirty two
wears. if it were funded at Il Per cen.
arI in twenty ei.ht wears if It were Ennd.
cI =, 5 rcr cent, He strongly urges u
>rc.;Gc ,roropria;ion of this amount O!
money, and recommends a repeal Of the
dead letter statute nr,!erin; IL Sinking
Fund.- With rc"rri to the currency. III"
Secretary ,dy;,rs C,r"ress to institute n
,o);ry nr conir,r,i.n Nv declaring the
!,mnoupd interest pr,cs no ion.cr a
}c,,,i fender o,'t,r ,Lrir m,tur;.y. and BIZ
,nthor;y;rr tic S..rrr,ary to sell 6 per
,.ru, bonds from ti;,e to lin, for United
S,n,rs notes. and 10 canccI the latter as
,..>, ., received. lie reptile. to the pop.
ular arguments a.ail,>t contraction
contends that the rulrric revenues will
No, bcr thereby diminished that bein=
Gradual, it need not involve coutmcr.
ral crisis; that it may cnbarra,s the
national banks, but it is better to en-
harrass them now than bankrupt them
two years hence" that, without it, the
country is iu,hin= h"a4l""g to ruin
tia; labor is diminiShiu: anI speculation
taking us place.. lnIi cbH'iHciiOu NpSIu
impart stability to industry and safety to
trade. lie assumes that The compound
legal tenders being out Of the WY. a
reduction Of 20O,o90,"l0 OF United
States notes would cause gold to fall 10
prr. He appears to believe that the
Department could negotiate this amount
Of i per cent. bonds within the next
three years. and at the snme time take
care Of the 81 ,2G0, 0O0, Gao Of short notes
ard bonds which mature in 1866, 1867 ,
aud ISIS. lie does not recommend an
increase of national bank currency, but,
Suggests that his policy of contraction
will compel such cnria''Hcnt OF national
bank Issues at the North as wIiI leave Tor
the South an adequate share OF the
$50" ,h"3,oo0 already aE'hori&eH' 'th
regard to taxes he recommends S'np!l'
;"a'i'n Of the inierna! revcnr" Laws by
modifying some Of TIE leading taxes
a"d Fempvin:a number Of minor impos;s
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

Tie Constitutional Am2n!m2a', abo!'
ishirs slavery thrva9hou. the Hat'on.
has aow been ratified by twenty eight
States, the requisite three four,hs. On
the 18th day of necem5ar," Mr.. Seward
=; his hand and seal 20 the formal de-
c!ara,ion that honccIor;h "r'ihc' S'rr'V
Err ihc1'H";t'N S"'S"8'': ''r'i" ~ i''"'
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II You want to sell goods, wares, or merchandise;
II you have farms or lot, for saln or 10 rent;
YOU wan: to hire or rem. house, shop or store;
you want to obtain any thing lost or stolen;
tyou have lost your own or taken up stray cattle;
you want employment or to obtain help;
r. you wish 10 settle the aaira OF estate Of any one;
II you want To get more business, and MAKE MONEY,
Adeertt,s IL tie TEST rIRGiSYi JOURNAL
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ihc!p them, If possible, but i, seems to me
out OF the power Of Congress to inter
!fcrc, except on the territorial theory.
I: !: :: i: =
The Message and demonstrations
! Whatever may be thought OF pres''
dent johnson policy, nobody can deny
tina, he has cxpounded and defended 1t
with force and ability. No one can read
hi, m,>,..e Of last week, with the re-.
,oy,s O.: :hc various departments, with
On. becoming conscious that the war has
in ulore seusc5 than one inauguratcd a
new era. Those who remembered the
! mix:are u: ,waddic. sophistry. and BON
! as, to which Messrs Pierce and Buch-
anan,and We might aid some OF their
predecessors, treated tho country oacc
year, hale! with no snail sense OF
relief, anl even Of delight, the simple
and manly English in which Mr..
L;acola said his say. His grammar
mirht have sometimes been improved,
and he now ana then touched slightly
! on subjects which it vas apparent he
. lid not thoroughly understand; but
! taken for al! in all, his state papers
were amongst the ab.cst .hat any crisis
in history has produced. No other
statesman was ever called upoa - deal
with such a problem n lie had pccscntcl
to him. aui The way in which lie state:
hi, views with regard to lis various
phases, vii! always remain one O! the
most splendid examples o: NAKED, MA.
dorne,! force - b. f5IHd either in :he
En.iish or any other toa-a:. y mere
specimens o. tic literary results which
aa;ivc SArtwincs', experience Of cracy.
day life, and natural perception, clear
head and par. heart. mly enable man
TO achieve, apart altogether from their
political weight, they will always possess
the highce. interest.
Prcsidcu: Johnson is evidcntly not al
unworthy successor of Mr.. Line In.
His style is perhaps less qrain,; 1t Is
less nervous, aud perhaps not always 50
rorcible; ba, it is ccrtain!? clearer, AID j,
is certainly the style Of an hon">, man
who knows what nc means and means
what he says. The Pierce buchanan
rhetoric was unpnc>tionab!y the rhetoric
Of declining people, Of people from
yhom ali moral s:ren:;h--anl mora!
strength is the only national s;rcngth--
was rapidly l42,rtin.. Wa.n we take
up the. messages cf the lest Eve years W"
are at once co nSciouS Of change, not
the less striking and impressive for DC,
inc subtle ana almost un!uiina5lc. We
seem to end ourselves. as We read, face
to face. rot simply with ! new "Cirr OF
ideas, hu, new order CT men, and to
breathe pEr"r air.
Mr.. JuhnSon's duty has been in some
respects more ,:it'cu!s than Mr.. Linco.n*.
The principal business Of the latter
vas, after all, as he hi.uSrii trr>aly OK.
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House painting & Paper hanging.

T w0t'LD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE To Xr
friends an. old customer. In Charirhton hni vicinity
tina, will he among tbesI again in few week. ~s!l
prepared and "qnpi"i {" carry the House Painting
and Paper Hanging bu,nc.s. Work will be done on
slprtr>, notice AMI mast reasonable terms.
3of ". n. HAWKINS.
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3 @. 900 A G. r. Il S.
Oil and Mineral Land
FoR SALE.

rnESE lands l-,srd for twenty years. three years
10 coiu"nc"-onc. eighth royalty. incluir, all min.
rr,li. aiId are situated In KananhA. Putnam. PAysur
l;o"nc. fngtn. Raleigh, Wyoming and NeI'n~e: c"ua.
tics. Wet Virginia. o. JOS. Z. WHEELER.
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K.AGS---OLD PAPER!
House and Lot For Sale in
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIVA.

'INIE LARGE FRAME BUILDING. KNOWN As TIM
L "Thpup>"n rr"prrty." now occupied h! J. H. bum.
gardner Furniture Store l. offered i"r sal" cheap
!, i, au excellent site Tor business Call and Zee.
For Terms. apply TO Is. H. Mc:;ISNl$. At GuyAndoitc
vs.. Va. ar L, the subscriber, i;aiiip"iis Ohio.
Nov. I, l>j5-:iIn3 ". II. SEWc0Xk.
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THE Mexican War would really seem
:; length to favcr the Republican side.
The French had cn,ircl: Withdrawn
fr"m ;hc very important State of Chi
huahaa. as we'll as from the whole Of the
State rF Sinaloa. ex:ep: the ci'? Of Ma
zr''an. showing that ,hey were not able
20 hold. them. Meantime President Ju.
a:rz has removed his government 10 the
c:': Of Cahuahua, and MS generals, who
have force o. some 2:>00n, are prepar.
in: to take the otEtn>ivc. Numbers Of
French soldiers are deserving. and are
followed By AIcxicans who have become
tired Of being on one side so long, cspc.
cia!ly On tho French sila,
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DIED.,

~ALKE2-In wsk, Manchester. Pa, HGxkr r WALxxA,
formerly Of Charleston. aged 2? years.
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Wew 9arertisealtuts.
JOHN J. PoLsIEY,
COMMISSIONER IN CAANcERy,
SURVEYOR AND sCRIvENER,
door below Go.hGrnI Hotel. d, ,.,.
0TTcx Horas between A. " and 4P.N
Meeting Of SUPERVISOR

i Of the County Of Kanawla, on the IN A." ,EoHS
airy. 1885, to transact such business ~ would b,v. s'
erly cnmc before them at their meeting on ihe .o
Of December, 1885. ay
WILLIAM L. HfSDMAS. cls,l
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l., Is

Eccrir:s from rus.Gms :.Ic.nnO, oOa
In,nr.,.,l El,rli;r .Tj.O0I.aD
Iu,,, !hkl.nnD
M-cr,lanr"L, .o.o0h."'1
Tn.,l
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HunncWell's ToIu Anodyne.

The real necessity Of this splendid preparation was
twotod and well has 1t proved how this necessity
has been net. 70 have II true ana natural OpiIte
for Of Los, of sleep, and Nervous Debility
and iHti-SPqSnodic for al NeHrdlJic, RheUnatiSn.
Gom- Hgsteria, Paraiyt,c 81, Iikas Dance, cases as
an inward application, without producing any of the
horrors. bad effects of Opium, preparations OF
Opium but preparation that, should it fail of
reaching the compliant would leave stain OF de-
bty behind. For Iooh and Earach ., for Nervous
or common Sick Headache, for the suffering in
Monthly Menstruation, Distress after Eating, it is
almost inia libe. /, is the production of ceebra.
ted herb from India perfectly natural in It's color,
uniform in action, and by confidence to test it, vii.
be found the greatest necessity in Every Family.
rms preparation has the most unqualified confidence
confidence OF large numbers of Physicians, is con-
trolled By thorough knowledge of medicine, aud it
is the wish of the proprietor that it be accepted
with perfect confidence by all, as free from every
species of qnackery, ana based perfect law
in Materia Medica.
E5-Asthma and Diptheria. have been radically
cured BY the AnoG>ne, are among its great points.
JOHN l." HuNNEWEtL, fEorRIEroR,
Practical Chemist Boston Mass.
RJ-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
sold by G q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
W. +. Phillips, II II, Hay, and w. W.Whpple,
Agents Portland lm3y
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Clothes Wringer.

YSHE undersigned is Agent for the LNiVER-
l. SAL CLOTHES WRINGER, the best
ever offered in the market, with or without Cog
Wheels.
This wonderful invention has become an iiidls.
pensable comfort to housekeepers. Clothes which
hive the water pressed out by this machine wear
nearly ttice as long as when twisted and strained
by the usual HIND wringipg. In an ordinary. New
England family it will pay for itself in four Or
six months bv the sa ring in the war and tear Of
clothes in washing. 1t will wiring anything. from
lace collar to the largest bed quilt.
Tne following are tie sizes, and prices, usually
sold:
No. Wrinser, without cog wheels, $3.50
u g $50
2 =" with cog wheels, $50
The No. is recommended as preferable to all
otters, as by the use of the cog wheels all strain
i1g or tearing of the clothes is cffectualy pre-
vented, besides the wringer itself will wear much
longer.
| have good stock Of the above machines Just
received from the mandatory, for SALE or to fur
nish to families For Trial, free of stpense.
All orders from out Of town promptly attended
to. CHA'S j. ULMER.
Ellsworth, Aug. "a 80
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New Store,
New Business

rKNHE subscribers'woull inform the citizens Of
Il Ellsworth and vicinity that hey have open.
ed store on WATER STREET, where they
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shinslc and Clupboards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, Spruee aud Hemlock boards.
We have now on hand 1000 bushels Extra Can.
ada Oats, st table for seed feed. Beans by bar
rel or tushel. Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We wi pay the highest cash price for
Hc,aock Bn-k Csdar, Spruce and Hemlock Sleepers,
Cedas Potss, Sh'ngles, Ctrpboards, and
Luater Of all kinds.
C4ll and see US at store next to J. II :, Coles
Blacksmith shop.
FISH, b. Curtis.
N B. Also on hand few tons Of Stove Coal
Ellsworth, March l3.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time the Treatment of ali diseases incident
to the female system. An experience of twanty-
three years enables him 10 guarantee speedy and per-
mHnent relief IN the corst cases OF Suppression and
all other Menstrual Dermgemctts from UhdteUer
cause All letters for advice must contain 81. Office
No Endicott street Boston.
y. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, June y, 1865. 1y24S
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a CARD.

feel under greatful obligations, and hereby
tender my thanks to the citizens of Ellsworth, r
their enleavors in saving my property on the
night my dwelling hou c was destroyed by fire.
| also acknowledge the presence and efficiency of
Dr. j. T. ossood, local a gent of the Springfield
Insurance Company. in wnch was partially in
sured, and for their promptnoss in paying the
insurance in three days after the fire.
RoBERT COLE.
Ellsworth Nov. 81, 1865.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS A.!

Do You want Whiskers or Moustaehes2 Our Gre.
clan Compound will force them to grow ON the
smOothest chin or hair ON bald heads, ia six weeks
Price ; 90 packages $500 Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, ON receipt 81 price.
ktidress WARNER & CO.,
1yl3P Box I3e Brooklin n Y.
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BEANDPETU'3 PILLS,
WHOSE 1tMlLY lSf. INilfR fEpYipESCE,
Has OFTEN SANtD LIFE.
These celebrated " gccahe Ills are no new un
tried rrmrdy they have heru USED lad tested IN tic
United states Tor Trinity yeais, a are relied upon
by hun lrcds Of thoa.aHi Is Of families ali2, e..
sole med cine willie sick. y, or expense
>parcdin their preparation, and it is ccran, tru,
when assert thar az KING can have med ciLc
safer or surcr than Erandreth's PiIls.
They produce good elect upon disease almost
immed atcy after they taken, Ky some won
dcrfu power, perhaps electric or nervous influence
the progress of diseased action is arrcctcd wher1
waichiuness and pain lave been present, the s. en-
bcco,tes queter, and the patient soon obtains re.
lreshing sleep.
The genane BRANDaErH PILL Ron has upon
it n UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT STAMP
with b. BKANIREIIl in white lette the same
Firl
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TO TEE LADIES':
Bath MGrried and Single.
TIE OLDEST REGULATOR F0a FEMALES


DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Viii Immediately relieve, without pain. all disturb
tncrs of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act like a
charm il: removing the pains that accompany diff
cult OF inmo'lciac nIcnsiruation, and are the only
.air and IT, iabe remedy for Pushes, Sick Headache
Pain. in the Loins Back aid sides, Papitation OF
the Heart. Nervous frcm0rs, Mysteries. Spaslns,
elects Of an unnatural condition of the sexual fuc-
lions In the worst cases of F.uOr Illus, Whites
they effect speedy cure.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
HAY" been used OVER QUARTER OF CEN
fury They are ofcro.l is the only safe n'eans of
renewing interrupted nenst uation. but Ladies must
ge4r ia plitd thai Here is one condition Of the Fe
i'c s1seu in t4tch these ri Il c1nnot be takea in
taip ref~rfc{ to is FREGNINC the result
HSCfRRi = Spch is tif Irresistible tendency OF
M eiHc 3" rcs5f NE steHai fHctioHs 10 Il nor
m! rsa,IitnR diqtsereH the reProfHrtre Potrer OF
tef"yr ettHEat-tsis It THEY CANNOT DO HARM
ilIlJ Ill r VA
Er. Cheeser, ma Female Pills
,rs TIE on'g Nco'iliit that MARRIED AND SINGLE
-..uil~ haze re ,5=.l ~ ~ laE wears can
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iii , form III" i.act Proportions cperPpt J0rrW3
~ u ENID, Iahc Ills advert cnent TO yoiu
D.ur.ist, aud 'cl Linn at Won lrGnt he HLST amt
must EELLaLE tIjIH-E nEDICiNEiN 1IIf
HJHLi1. which i comiliscdi in
Or. Chces sman's female Fills!!.
They have received. and are now receiving the
ac,i'.5 If lie IHost saiEeHt IHYy5caHs IN fNltricd
i.NT3#eHE pf.ste HONS with each BoN--ttc price
Or Hztt'P.r Hof, coaiai3ii giro IN - to % Pills
l. selt by mat prom. tty, BY renting the price
70 the ffDFfiotors or au! authorized Agent, IN cur
SaAD BY DRUGGISTS GENERiLLY.
EgTCNISs 4 iilLLAlR, Iroptietors
- fe}gr street, Neir York.
.ewNt2 For :ale inhllswofth by &c. PECK.
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NJ y /. II | - ID.

Blu:h.I-Ost 2Jth, By Rev. j. +. Ey4leth, Mpe
Melville Gray. Of Penobsc0t, and Miss Fanni
Grmdlc, Of hiu;AIjl.
yet. 80, by same, Mr.. irving O'gooI of Blue
hill, to SUES Alwiila VI. Foster Of Ellsworth.
GuuiisSoro--Gct. 10Th, by II. " ooulc. ESQ,
Mr. fired Moore OF Island Falls, to Mrs. Adeia
l. Scue, Of g ouilsboro
Eden-3'elt litb, by Rev. J. \. Pumer, Capt.
YIN II. heed Of T.emout, and " SIS Afhalia
Yeu9s Ct Ellen.
f1nnkljn-Uc:. 10th, at the Parsona 90, by Rev
Nm. Reed. MIR George ID. Quaker, to Miss Pei
mira b. GeulI both of F.
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he undersigned having leased the above well
known hotel, lately occupied By W. Merritt, has
reopenci ihe house, and solioits the patronage Of
the public.
lie will be prepared at air time; to welcome
visitors and hopes by courteous attention, as well
substantial catering for the inner man, to OBJ
tain their appreciation.
The tables will be supplied with the best that
CAD he procured and served to the satisfaction of
all who may favor him with their company.
"Arnod" Will be found at his old stand, Mt the
stable connected with the house, ever ready to
perform his duty
Good hay und oats always on hand.
JOSEPH SAN BORN, in.
Ellsworth. Sept. 1865.
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