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Dr. Dow is consulted daily, from A, to P. N. a.
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases of every
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tients fan al parts of the Gountry TO obtain sdsLee.
Among the physicians 10 Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated Dr.. DOW, No. Rnd
colt street. Boston, Those who need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him call
p s.-Dr. Dow importz and has for sale article
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and red stamp.
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To the Honorable Parker TUX, Judge OF Probate Of
wills, Re, within and for the County Of Hancock:
HE petition and representation OF Warren Young,
administrator upon the estate Of AmaSa W. Young
late ef Gaallshoro deceased humy sheweth. that the
goods aud chates belonging to the said deceaseds
not sufficient by the sum Of hundred and thirty
sven dollars to answer the st debts which the sad
deceased owed at ii time Of his death; he therefore
prays that your Honor wou grant him license sell
@ much Of the real estate OF said dece sed will pro-
duce said sa,n, that he may be enabled to satisfy the
said debts q Incidental charges.
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate within
and for tie County Of Hancock.
IlUMBLf shows Isaac VI. Allen, Guardian of Phcbe
/ Ann, Dauel NJ simeon aud Il nj min I. Carter,
minors and children Of Richard carter, late Il sedgwek
in said o,-ty deceased, TINT the said minors are inter
esed in the real estate Of sand deceased wit. late
homestead Of the said Richard Carter. situated IN Sr,lg
wick afrrcs d that advantageous offer Of hun
dred dollars has been made said interest by John n
Carter Of said SJigwick, and that it would be for the
benefit Of said minors that said offer should he accepted
aud the Precfeds thcreef put out, nd secured to
them interest Your petitioner therefore prays thai,
your Honor would grant him license ispo,c the
accordingly agreeab'y law OF this state, ia such
made and provided, with Ut further notice.
ISAAC NJ ALLEN, Guardian.
SalFgick Juue 9th l865
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At Court of Pr, bate held Ellsworth within and for
the cJunty of Hancock, on the third Wednesday Of
June A.. D. 1850
WILLARD THEWoEGY. Administrator upon the
w estate Of Levi C, Treworgy, late Of Surry. in said
county, deceased having presented his second account
Of Administration upon said estate for probate:
OTderod,
That the SAIL admins traitor give notice to all persons
Interested, by causing copy OF this order To b. publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear probat,
Court to he held at Ellsworth, in said county, on III,
first Wednesday Of August next, OF the ciocl
i'll the forenoon, aud shew cause /: any they have VII,
the same should be allowsi
PARKER TUCK Judge.
4 true cepy-Attest;
.48 Gro. A. DYER. Register.
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New and Choice Sheet Music

The Golden Rips-Scotch Ballad. 80
40, Jamie, where's the golden ring,
And where's the necklace rare.
And where's the pretty velvet string
To tie iny raven hair
hear the Wee Bird Singing. 90
Both OF the above son by Geo. Linley,
Ar by Thos. Ryan, sung at the concerts Of tho
Men9clsshon Quintette Club, and are great favor
ties
Where the Willow Weepeth. L. H. Quincy, 80
More my armchair, dearest mother. 80
My sister dear, remember me. 80
Radiease Grand Vaisc de Concert, q 1 Mains
par oetpres. 80
orla. Grand Poiki pour lie Piano, Co
% Whisper what thou eclcst. 7a
The Partridge Polka Characterisquo, 40
Sent poft paid, on receipt ni price. Oliver Dit
ron 4 Co., Publishers, pa Washington Street,
Boston.
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Probate n Offices.

a ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
N ESTATE.
BY virtue of license from the Court of Pro-
bate for the County of Hancock, l shall sell at
Public Sale on the premises, on the oath day of
July next, at 8 o'clock A, ~, so mnch Of the
Real Estate of Sarah Bra gdon late of Franklin,
deceased situated in Franklin, as will produce
the Of Three Thousand dollars, for the pay
ment Of the debts and incidental charges.
R0B'T. G. BLAKE, Administrator.
june 2lst, 1865 %
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ELIZABETH \. JOHNSON.

At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, the third Wednesday OF
June, A. b. 1s6a.
Gu the foregoing Petition, OrdTed-That the Peti-
TONER give all persons interested by causing
copy the Petition and order Of Court thereon To be
published three weeks accs,siyoly in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they
may appear frohats Court to he held Ellsworth
in sand County, the first Wednesday Of August
next O'Clock the forenoon and shcw cause, if
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition shoald
not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest Giro A. DYER Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of court thereon.
24J Attest .-GEo. A DYER, Register.
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To the Hos Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate of Wills Sc
within and Tor the County OF Hancock.
Il Ii petition and representation ~ Liz bet AJnhnson
| administrator upon the estate of Daniu johnson,
late Of Deer Isle deceased, humhly shew that the
goods chattel belonging to the said drccaseds
tate, sufficient by the Of thousand dol
lars TO the just debts which the said ID
at the time Of his deah she sereiore Frays that Your
lorUr would grant her license sell part 81 the real
OF said deceased that she may he enabled to
isiy the said icbIs with Incidental charges.
ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate, f the
County Of Hancock:
INREEMAN Bu / LER of i.istbrook in Hnncock Coun-
y, represents that on Dec. 2tth, A d. lSGt, Charles
Jarvis, late Of Ellsworth in said county by his written
bond by him sgned- sealed nd deliver el said Butler,
bound aud Obliged hrnscn, his heirs executors and
signs ON certain conditions named in said bond, he
persraed by sad Bati-r 10 vii: the payment Of note
Tor one hundred and Nv five dollars and interest dat
ed said Dec 20, l>0l and payable 10 said Jarvis
der 10 convey by deed of warranty aid Butler the
nortern had of the lot u aud situate the Bangor
road in lid Ellsworth aud being ia occupation of Allen
Potter nj said Batter represents that he has paid to
Eyerhard-l Greedy the OF said and interest
the ecease a. snid Jarvis aud he asks that said
ureely, who is administrator Of the goods and estate u
said Jarvis may be duly authorized and empowered -
MAKE execute and deliver him. to Alien A. Potter
to whom he has sold his interest in said bond, good
warranty deed Of said premises as Is provided in the
bond OF said Jarvis before referred to.
FREEMAN BUTLER.
Dated at Ellsworth, June 81, 1865.
At Court Of Probate toIden Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, on the third "WEDNESDAY OF
June A. ID. 1865.
On the foregoing petition, Ollered-That the petition
err give notice to all persons interested by causing
copy Of the Petition aud Order Of Court thereon be pub
ished three weeks successfully inthe Ellsworth American
printed in Ess rth ia said county, that they may ap
pear at Probate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth, in
said county on the FIRST Wednesday Of August next at
o'clock in the forenoon aud she's cause it amy they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest -GEo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy VI the petIon aud order IT Court thereon
~ Ggo. DYER, Register.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, the third Wednesday
oil june, A. + is65.
IoiIN l.. MOOR Administrator upon the estate Of
~ Geo. l., Cox late Of Amherst, in sail County de-
ceased, having presented his second Of ansiuis
tratian upon said estate fir Probate
0rdcred,That the said Administrator give notice to
all persons Interested by causing copy ofthis order he
published three weeks succes>Vely ia the Ellsworth Amer
lean printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear
Probate Court be held at Ellsworth. in said COUNTY
the first Wednesday Of August # the clock
forenoon. and shew caus, IL any they have, Why the
should not DC allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true copy,-Attest;
24g GEO. 4. DYER, Register
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Economy and Safety,
TrV Thorn.

'VNllE undersigned have the right to mako and
sell Hilbert Richards Spark ArI.ste. for
the town Of Ellsworth
This is one Of the greatest inv cn,ions for Econo-
my and Safety, tia, has been given the public
Tor some time.
II has been thoroughly tested Of late in this
County, and the testimony IL, that by their use.
on stove with good draft, there is a saving Of
one third Of the fuel.
On cooking stoves, their 10 regulating tho
temperature OF the heat, is Of great value.
There is safety in them. because they arrest
the sParks, ami thereby caectualiy prevent fires
from sP0rks fr,In the chimney.
Those who have used them, speak in the high
est terms oi their economy aud fafe,y.
In one town in this County scores have been
sold his ~iuter.
Town rights, as well az single ones for sale by
L. \. q W, \. FmgSp, Erookln.
For sale in Ellsworth, ~
AIKEN h BROS.
Ellsworth, Jan. %, 1866. J
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Biningers Bourbon Whiskey.
New Store,
New Business:

'kNIlE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Ellsworth and vicinity that hey have open.
ed store on WATER STREET, where the
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shingles and Ciapboards Of all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, rpruce and Hemlock boards.
We have now hand 1000 bashels Extra Can.
ada Oats suitable for sced or feed. Beans by bar.
rel or bushel. Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We will pay the highest cash price for
Hfmloek Bnrk, Cedar, Spruce and Hemiock Sl,,pus,
CedH Poles, Shingies, Ciapboards, aud
Lam6er II all kisds.
Gu and see US, at new store next to J. H. Cole s
blacksmith shop.
Fisk d Curtis.
N B,-Also on hand n few tons Of Stove Coal.
Ellsworth, March 10.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

iSv virtue of a license from the Court ST Probate
for the County of Hancock shall sell the prem.
ises ON Cranberry Isle, the 3ist day OF July next
at 10 O'Clock A. W. much of the real estate of Jus.
iis W tiucv late Of Cranberry Isle deceased, stu
a'ed in Cranberry Isles, will produce the sum of
one hundred and scvcHy doll RS, for the payment of
the debts and incidental charges.
LORENZO BROWN, Administrator.
Ellsworth, June u 1866 %
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4 FrER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
~ years continues TO secure Patents in the L nted
States also ia Great Britain France and ether Foreign
countries. Caveats Specifications bonds Assignments
and all Papers Drawings Tor Patents executed on lib
eral terms. and with dispatch. Researches made into
American of Foreign works, to determine the validity OF
utility Of Patents 81 luyeHtiansand legal other
rendered in ali matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any l'tent furnished by renting Doliar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency isnut emily the largest New England but
through inventors have advantages fer securing Pa
tents OF asccrtanns The petentaly Of inventions u-
surpassed by il rmetSurty suI,driur To- any wt,ch
h. offered them scwhcse Tie Testimonials tel. W
given prove that none Is MORE sTCC hSSFt.L At HE
PATENT ot FlCE tlant!r subscriber aud a.
| Is THE EEsr PROOF OF ADV ASTAGES AND AEIL.
IrY he would add that he has abundant reason to be
Ii We, and ruye, that other Office Of the md
the charges FOL professional services mo icrae
The immense practice 81 the subscriber during twenty
rrs past, has eHahlei lin to accumulate coec
lion Of specifications and official decisions to pa
/ tens,
These, besides lis extensive library Of Legal AMI m
chauerl works aud full accou = OF patents granite. it
the ntrd states aud Eu5oe, render him able hcynl
question: to aicr superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All uccrsslf % JaurueV To Washington 10 procure 5.
patent and the usual great delay there, here
inventors.
rEsrIaoS MAILS:
81 regard Mr. Eddy : one Of tie most cqyql5s and
sneesssfHf Practitioners with wh N have lad oihea
| Intercourse CHARLES MASH,
| Commissioner Of Pa,eots
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more coapstent and frasiuor
Thy and more capable Of putting their applications in ,
form to secure lr them early aud favorable consider.
alton at the Patent Once
| tDMJ ND EURKE.
| Late Con missioner Of Patents
| Nr. II EDDY has made for THIRTEEN appH
cations, all BIT Of which patents have been grant
ed aud that is nor printing. Such unMsiakaabc proc
OF great taient and ability his part leads recon
mend all invent to apply him procure their ia
tents, as they may be sure of having, the faithful
attention bestowed their Cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months, the subscriber in hi,
large practice made telcr rejected appca, SIX
| TEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE Of which was decided
| ia his fdtor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan l, 1868 lyt0S Il, II. EDDY.
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'l'The Subscriber hereby public no tee to all con-
| cerued, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the OF Administrator oil the
estate OF
FREDERIC c. HoWES. late q orla1d,
in the Co. OF Hancock yeoman. deceased. by giving bor
the law directs he therefore requests all lcrsurs
who indebted to the dcceascs estate, to make in
mediate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit thu for settlement.
EDWARD SwA2EY
Bucksport, April 30, 1S65. 2Is
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notice..
N Consequence Of rebuilding the Nj. Deser
Il Bridge travel will cease on the same ads,
the 2ith of May, instant, on the following DAYS
Monday, Tuesday A. NJ. ard Wednesday p. NJ
Thursday aud Friday A. NJ. and Saturday =. NJ
wv, THOMPSON, Agent.
Trenton, May 10, 1850. II
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IL UoRN.-One day last week, a
weil-dressed, handsome man, with an un-
ruistakaole air of salt water about him,
was staAng at the bar Of the St. James,
cooking lovingly at one of Joe's excelsior
drinks, just manipulated and showed over
10 him. Second gentleman came in, stop
ped suddenly, and looked at No. as if
he knew him. Then he hailed: BEG
PARTON, sir, but haven't you been round
the IIorn?" "Ay, ay, shipmate, more'n
! million Of 'em. Hold Oh a second, and
yauii SEQ me round this one"
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Rev I, s AelF9,S Ms Esy ms s,g ,ssn.'' Me
A iIcriick, Lynn, Svanton Ranks Portland
" Barnes. MAIDEN " A Thunder. " uarpsWr ell
d" J Eairy i.cumiu.,cr " J Rice I.ishsH.
rhiIhrook rauuten, d" iIa,ch Scion.
Daniel Atkins, Niilisury - u h Randall Iesstnu
" II St'tzan, Nantucket " IiHi, WatcTriir.
- stuhi=, I.asreISc, a. Stevens, DiNnrh.
Marcy. p.,bam, Rev Eikins. Cambridge,
Geo Manchester fa Vermont.
River, " 4 Stevens. lancon.
:" 4 Merrill, Cambridge d" VI Adams. " cston-
pert /" II Clark, NurthHch.
sAtu-hn=, shrcs harry :" VI i.ullatl. pvtby.
" harrington, New - saiuhy, Nrshary,
Bedford. - tis-sltieh. Co,tugian
y Eaui.scr. La.ilo~ Gou,cc,eut
- Il Harding, E>aisl,ufy Lh'j ~, koektiuc.
II t'e'4rs, saatilHdse Cummings, Hemp
Iailey. Newton p. son.
: Ier fals. y Il weeks, Oneida
Fl" Lr'n.i-, s.siih Var l. hunham, rolisnt.
mouth. 4" Il farssns fo4EuttL
I Kinney, Efdsc q" II trown. burnside
wafer. q " Gostus, Stafford
Kb swarth. SauI. springs.
wet. Booker. birmingham
John Pay Lynn. Mcdonald rr0S'drnc
." J l. liza. it4td Mate town RI
J =, tlf#us, y ealury port Simrnons Quaker
ti,o thttt. LyIct. Springs y
Dr Il Atsati, MeraSe. II llani=. iis-t.
lev hstlrr. uits, II d" L'ttie. tHatanviiic
a. Il NcWhail. y 1ralisIn. " II Convey, NassnNiiic
q \ EAiiey, llchgiktr. G,uett n S.n. Troy
+" y l. Chase 'tulia, - Z II Ford. Ser iutk city
| =. II Iali,cr. cinnamon " Robertson, Nesatk\ NJ
Il Eoscs. Aam hester. e IL { learics, Aau1i-t.ss
'' G Vi Easttes, trIthr..k. Nj
=" l. Il Knight. " Durham, | I ~. Ter Ia + a
Maine. - \ Na,'ster, I : Army
" !: II S,irchG,A. Slr0. Eltf " htIr ,;erectog. pt
a. ! VI wos-iti'y ,N,s ;i,ld. J. iifnau. Ws.Aiuetau
VI. 4 T. I..ral,-,' Baih t'ro \ Isszeft, da
I'hn l@ckc, rolsad III iugal. surso,n.
| W Willard, l. niSuyil-
see Of the sheye na'nt,i eiersymsn may hase chang
ed Leir pastoral c'rrr sl1ee s publication ri ss above
DR.. e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor.
NtIsssF, M,.s
snll in Ellsworth by q PICK, aud by ptaer, ecu
taiiy. Gnll
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LlrE.-How small a portion Of our
life that We really enjoy. In youth We
We are looking forward to things that are
to come in old age We are looking back
wards to things that are past; in man
hood, although We appear to be more
occupied in things that are present, yet
even that is absorbed in vague aetcrmiua-
tons to be vastly happy on some future
day, when we have time.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
ccrucd. that sic has been duly appointed and has
Upon herself the trust of Execuirx of the last
will and testament OF
WILLIAM FARNfIAM late Of Buckspori,
in he Co Of Hancock, ycaan deceasedby giving bond as
the directs she TN ryorc requests all persons who are
indebted the said deceased estate te make immediate
payment and those who have demands thereon to
hibt the same for settlement.
ARABELLA FARSUtN.
Bucksport, Feb -, ls65. 80
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At meeting of the Maine Con-
gregational Charitable Society, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu
ing year Dca. Samuel Adams OF Cas-
tine President Rev. Sewall Tenney of
Ellsworth, Vice President Rev. Alfred
Il. Ives of Castine. Treasurer John II.
Jarvis, Esq, of Castine, Auditor.
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l,liE subscriber hereby give public notice to ali con-
l cernc,l. that she has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herself the trust OF ENeentrS Of the last
will and testament of
JOHN g. WITHAM, late Of Bucksrort,
in the Co Of Hancock mariner deceased by giving hcni
directs she therefore request all rsons who arc
indebted said deceased estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands thereon, 10
exhibit the for settlement.
ELIZABETH S. WITIAM.
February IS, 1865. 23H
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A pNINisrRAToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF EEAL ESTAIE,
By virtue of Il license from the Court of Probate
for the County of Hancock shall sell, the prem
ses, the if zenith day OF July next, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. much of the real estate of David Riack late
Of Sctlgwck deceased, situated in Se,lgwick will
produce the sum of one hundrhd and forty dollars,
for the payment OF the debts and incidental argos
and lcgacics in his last will.
ALMiiiA BLACK, Executor.
Sedgwck. June -, Isi5. 70
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Pady's description of a fiddle cannot
be beat alt was the shape Of ii turkey
aad the size OF u goose he turned 1t
over on its belly and rubbed its backbone
with stitch, and och by St. Patrick how
It did squale."
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An old gentleman walked down
Broadway N. Y, the other day, attract
ing much attention because he wore his
hair in net. 1t was his ow n, too, which
is more than all the ladies can say. This
is the first he waterfall on record.
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We learn that livery valuable i'm.
provement in safety matches has been dis
covered which may quite revolutionizc
tde whole match business Certain
geatIemcn of this city have control Of the
invention and contemplate starting man
ufactory here. The Improvement is de-
cidedly in advance of anything yet pro-
daoea in the match line, and we do not
sec ho5T the enterprise can prove otherwise
than suecessfull.-l Portland Aryus.
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u OOSEBERY IOAsT.-My UcaE siStef
sufferers, whenever you begin to pick aud
peck, and seek out some cause Of quarrel
with every dish on your breakfast table,
simply because your appetite is at fault,
/ pray you resort to my fayorite peace
maker aud if you shall fail to find it all
you desire, it will be because of your un-
rcasonablcncss, and then you can abandon
it you know. having always your variety
and fastidiousaoss to fall back upon.
Order cook, or what is better, set
about aud make it yourself gooseberry
toast. We almost always do these things
for ourselves better than cook can do
them for US if she is ever so willing
Get pint of good sound goosebcrries
--no matter about their being very ripe
clean them thoroughly from stems and
dried blossoms, then toast to bright
brown on both sides SO many slices Of
stale bread as you will need, baptise by
immersion each slice of toast in new sweet
.nilk-spriak one surface of each slice
with powdered white sugar, having your
berries stewed ten minutes, SO that none
Of them shall be broken, cover one slice
of toast with them, the berries are to be
rooted over with another slice, and thus
proceed until the toast and berries are
exhausted.
: Thus prepared, pack the material in
m carthern dish with a close fitting COW
err, and let them remain in moderately
hot oven for quarter Of an hour before
sending to the table.
liza breakfast diet of gooseberry toast
continued eonsecutively for week, does
not bring you to realizing sense of what
is good you may consider yourself con-
irmcd dyspeptic, lunatic OF something OF
thai soll.
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-"My gracious :" exclaimed an ur-
chin in New York, on bcholding an En-.
glish carriage with three footmcn in liv.
cry,"well,i it it don't take three Britishcrs
to make one niggcr!"
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TIE LADIES AND THE GENTL EMEN. = At
a recent festive meeting, married man,
who ought to have known better, propos-
ed The ladies-the beings who divide
cur sorrow, double our joys, and treble
our expenses" Upon which lady pro-
posed: 1.-The conference.-the sensitive
individuals who divide our time, double
our cares, and treble our troubles The
married man didn't stop to hear any
acre.