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C0NUNDRTMS.

WHATS AN EDITOR Why he's an in
diyidual who reads newspapers, writes arti-
cles on any subject, sets type, reads proof,
works at press, folds and mails papers, runs
on errands. saws wood, works in the gar
den, talks to all who call receives blame
for thousand things that are no ones bust
ness hut his own, works from five a. NJ. to
ten z. NJ, helps people get into Office (who
forget all about ii afterwards and frequent.
IL gets cheated ont Of one halt of his earn
ines. Who wouldn't be an editor
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am composed of 80 letters.
Ny !. 9. 10. 70, ~ is boys name.
My IL. 81, 4. 81. 20 is an animal.
My 8. II, IL, | is q town in Maine.
Nv &c, -. n - -, 2S, 81, 10, 81, II is a
mans name.
N.Y. Z, l3, 2G, 3 is a girls name.
My 20, 81, 25, 3}, Is is girls name.
My rs, 81, %, 30, is girls name.
My II, 81. 80, 30 is a master workman.
My 50, ~, 81, ), is town in Maine.
My42, AZ, Il, A is to be pleased. !
Ny 46, 10, IL. 49, a is kind Of worll.s
My Is, 80, IL is what we have for supp
per.
Ny whole is the name, age and place Of
residence OF the author. II \ Is :.
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New Store.
New Business.

TYNE subscribers would inform the citizens of
4 Ellsworth aud vicinity that hey keep con-
stantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and Clapboards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and Hemlock lnmber of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable fer feed or seed, choice Yellow Corn,
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster &c, &c,
Also commission few barrels ef choice
Family Flour which we can warrant to be equal
to any in this market, and we aud will sell
cheaper than any of our neighbors.
Also few tons Of stove Coal
We are paying and will continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hemlook BARR, Cedar Posts and Sleepers,
Sianglcs, Ciap5oards, and Lander Of all
kinds
Give us a call, at our new store on Water
street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March c, 1885,
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Nm. 2.

an composed OF % letters.
Ny Z, IS, IL, ., %, ii is a town in the
county of Hancock.
Ny 4, 6, 5, %, &c, ?, 10, 81 is where
live
Ny l, u, Is, 81, Il, 3. 10, 10 is a cape
in the United States
Ny -, 10. -. I6, ,, 25. % is territory.
My :, Il, 20. 3, ., 10, II, II is town
in Maine.
My Is, Il, 81 10, L is one of the Uni
ted States.
My whole is an island in the comfy of
Hancock. MS.
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,Sg~ We have two Illustrated Refuses
on hand. one by Pussie and the other by
squirrel. both Of which have the same
answers and the construction Of each
somewhat similar. Not being able here
tofore to present Refuses 4, they were
sent in, we have ordered material with
which We shall be able to give them ia
their proper form. hereafter.
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y would be prophet down South
lately said in one of his sermons that The
was sent to redeem TIE world and all things
Whereupon native pulled ont a Confeder-
ate shnplaster and asked him to fork over
the specie for it.
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No. !

| an composed of Al letters.
Ny Z, -. 3S. 5, 26 is a river in Virginia.
My 6, Is, 23, 10, 40, ) is a girls name.
My 30, ;6, 81, 30 is piece of wood
My 33, Il. -, 3 is necessity of life.
My 1, %, 10, ) is drink.
My Is, 80, /, "a, there is in every town.
Ny 8, Al, - is an article of dress.
My 80, 4, s, 81, 35 is very useful to
hoasekeepers.
My 81, II, II, Il is kind of money.
NJ ,, Is, 20, Q, 81 comes very often.
My 10, u, |, 10, II is an article of fur
niture.
My %, II, is verb.
My whole IS one Of our public men.
WALTER.
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given that have relinqulshed
~ tnmy minor son Charles II. Sader the remain
der OF his time during his minority to transact husi-
meas tor himself shall claim none Of his earnings
and pay none OF his scbts after this date
sIHDIA5 SARLER.
Swan Is Island March > 1850, .3w1
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No. !.

NO. ,.
I am composed of 50 letters.
My 20. 3, "a, IL, 6 is what we generally
see ON a farm.
Ny l3, %, 8. II is one of the planets.
My ), l6, l6.- -, is a Greek letter.
NV Is, 30, 81. 81. II is neat
NJ s, 30, %, Is is to ensnare.
My -. 10, 2 81, 80, is maker
Ny ,, %. 4, 10 is an adjective.
My ], Il is used in comparison.
hy II, 10, 25 is what everybody has.
My whole is a line from one of the old
poets. EMMA,
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ETA rural editor speaking Of Quill
driving contemporary, says. Ills intellect
is so dense that it would take the augur of
common sense longer 20 penetrate it than
to bore through Mount Blame with a boiled
"a frok -
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No. ~.

I am composed of p letters.
My 6, 10, 10, 20 is fowl,
Ny 81, II, 4, 10, ) is domestic ami
nal.
My 10, 4, %, 3 10, Il is a town in Ne.
My IL, Is. 3, we could not live without.
Ny :, s, - is domestic fowl.
Nv =, %, i} is to work
My 6, q, - -, 3, IL we could not do
thout.
NV 90, %, 8 is a kind of drink.
My 90. 10, y is kind of fish.
My 81, 5 is a pronoun.
My whole is an old and true saving.
|. c II.
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Mr. II. FpnT has made for me THIRTEEN ap-
pieAtous, in All hut ONE Of which patents have been
granted and that is pending. such unnis-
takttc proof great talent and ability on his part
leads mt Id all inventors to Apply to him to
proegre their patents, they may he sure Of having
the faithful aieuton bestowed on their cases, aud
at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGoAKI.
Jan, ]. le6S--ly5l
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by c. J. ABBOTT, his Atty,



HANcoCE, SIS Supreme Judicial Court Oct term 1865
On the foregoing petition Is ordered by the Court that
notice of the peudency thereof be given to all persons
Interested, by publishing ateed copy the petition
and this order thereon three weeks successfully in
Ellsworth American, the last publication be at least
thirty days before the Of this Court he bold
ut Ellsworth, within and for the county Of Hancock,
the fourth Tuesday of April next. that they may then
and there appear and show cause il any they have,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not q Mt
Aitest--PARKER W. PERRY, Ctr4k.
copy Of the petition and urier of Court thereon
Attest-PARkER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing O
der No H. dated Feb. g. lSGG for GO jc- 100 dollars
drawn in favor OF the subscribers on the town Of
Mt. Desert, as payment has been stopped on tile
same DAVID L. NASGA TT
Mt Desert, March 9th. 1890 40
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Ne. so.
am composed of ii letters.
Ny !, s, 9, O. ,, II, II is soldier.
Ny g. 3. / is misclievous animal.
My !, IL, -, II is where we like to be.
My l, ., g. 1, Ii, II is one OF the sea-
SONS.
Ny 10, s. 3, 3, ), u is an ensign.
Ny 6. ), -, 3, {, }, 4 is that which is
left.
Ny whole is the authors place of resi-
dencc. JENNIE.
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.i0SUely 10 -EHiImas. de-. "a
j URbcl' ..

ENIGhAS.
3i-The United States of America.
Ans. by Lizzie Frost, Jennie Mason, I II
L, Ida.
35-WHlis Wright, Ans. BY Lizzie
Frost, Squirrel, Pussie, Nollio.
36-The Travellers Home, Sedgwick.
Ans. by Jennie Mason, Mollie.
37-John q Adams is the most valuable
public character we have abroad, and the
ablest Of our iplomatic Corps. Ans by
Jennie Mason
3s-Eagle Island Lighthouse. Ans. hy
Lizzie Frost. Jennie 4iason and J. w.
39-Uncle Toms Cabin. Ans. By same,
]iollie and l. 5.
ILLUSTRATED EEBJS.
s-A bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush. Ans. by Mollie, II K, Carrie,
Lizzie Frost. Jennie Mason, Squirrel,
Lizzie Lee, Il e ", \ f {, Ida, Dora, Z
w G.
PUZZLES.
\ II ate nothing Monday. Ans. by
Lizzie Lee, A T f, Lizzie Frost, uoIlie.
passie.
2a-Colnmbus III. Ans. by Lizzie Lee
l-lLLle f0St.
rLAY rroN WORDS.
lG--Massachusctts, Ans. by Lizzie
Frost.
l7-Tenncssec-Ans, by Jennie Mason,
Lizzie Frost, Ida.
l5-Major X, Minor X and Merry X, or
Majorca, Minorca and America. Ans. Iy
Molle and Pussie.
eIIARADEs.
15-Burnside.
Fisherman.
20-Ospray.
Fisherman.
22-Anatomv Ans. by Mollie, Pus>ie.
Hattie and Addie Morrill,, Dora, /. II K,
Lizzie Frost Jennie Mason, \ + f, Ida, L
:, May, Squirrel, Lizzie Lee, r. G w.
225-Georse Washington. Notans.
ANAGRAMs.
Pussie, Willis Wright. Mollie, Waukeag
john i prcble, Bower. Ans. By Lizzie
Ice, Ida, Jennie Mason, Lizzie Frost,
Dora, T. ii L, + W G., Hattie and Addt
Morrill,. Mollic, Pussie.
e0NUNDRUMS.
ls-Beeause she keeps off the sparks
Ans, by Mollie, Pussic, L II Il, Lizzie
Frost, Ida, Lizzie Lee, Carrie.
l9--At c, (sea). Ans. by Lizzie Lee
Lizzie Frost.
20-Adige-(Adage). Ans. by L II r
| Hattie and Addie Morrill,, Carrie.
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The following are some of its principal quail.
ties
1t emits no offensive odor while burning.
1t does not readily smoke.
1t burns with great brilliancy and seadiness.
1t cannot be exploded ; and in softness of light
is equal to Alcohol We claim that it possesses
all tue superior qualities Of Fluid, with none
its defects.
It burns bea utifuly in the common Fluid lamp
and far better than Kerosene in the common or
osene lamp with the simple adopt,on of Marcy
Patent, Union Hinge Burner, which is the only
perfectly safe Gunner now in use.
It is cheap and admirable substitute for Fluid
Kerosene ,Camphene and Alcohol; and its perfect
safety wilcommend it to an intelligent public
- We respectfully solicit your ORDERS with
satisfae toryassuranee that the OIL if thorough
ly tested, willlar exceed your expectations.
Orders Promptly FITTED.
Manufactured and sold by
MOSES HALE q SON,
Al Ellsworth, Ne
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A FTER an extensive practice If upwards Of twenty
\ years, continues 70 Patents In tire United
States also In Great Britain, France and 6thcr fot
eigH countries, Caveats. Specifications, Fouds, As
sigumeuts, and ali papers drawings for Patents
ccuted reasonable terms with dispatch. Research
es made into American and Foreign works, to deter
miue tile validity and utility Of r. tents Of Inventions
aud LEGAL and other advice rendered in all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims of any pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar. Assignments
recorded In ashueton.
NJ lgcneg ia me United States possesses superio,
faculties for obtaining Patents, asceataIniHq the
praciicaGiiifn Of intentions.
Daring eight moe ihs the subscriber tn tho et
his large practice made ttce ected apple
siNTgES APPEALS; eaery one Of which was decided
an his fTror by the Commissioner Of Patents.
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3 l. A G. K S M [ It FL
NOTICE.

fs1liE subscriber having secured The services Of
q Mr.. jos. II. COLE, as horse sheer, would
annouhce to the public that he is nov prepared to
DO that kind Of work in neat and workmanlike
manner
Those that have had horses shod by NJ. Cole for
the past ten years, know that he has been very
successful in keeping the feet in good shape, and
also in so fitting the shoes to make the horse
travel easy.
Horses that interfere, he WILL if fair trial is
given. cure; and also these that :enderfooted
will be relieved after few times shooting.
shall also be prepared to iron sleighs and
81 DIS.
Those in want of Net Anchors, next Spring,
will find it to their advantage to call me and
get them made this winter. | shall use the best
Of iron, and know that can make anchors that
will keep the nets from dragging.
Peiase call at my shop on Water Street, near
H. GRANTS .SHIp-llRD,
for proof Of the truth of this statement
GEORGE A. COLE.
Ellsworth, Dec. &c, 1865. 50
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CHARAI)ES.
- u

M rst is IN garden but not in field,
4Iy al is IN rye but not in meal,
III. nj y Il, apple but not in plum.
M IN finger bat not in thuaih,
- II J. ?.
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am word of 9 letters.
My lst is in apple, bns not in lemon,
My 2d is in ounce, but not in melon;
My 81 is in Miss, but not in lass,
My lth is in crockery, but not in glass,
Ny 9th is in little, but not in few,
Ny 9th is in me, but not in YOU;
Ny 7th is in ask, hut not in give,
My Sth is in take, but not in receive.
My 9th is in in rich, raey and rare,
Ny Whole was stolen at the Methodist Fair
IOLLY POP.
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che kayeneelel OCT peaartelenge deav.
LIZZIE LEE.
3.
SOMETHING FOR THE CURIOUS:
once had - and a -
on both set great store,
lent my - to my -
and took his note therefor;
asked my - of my
nought but words I got,
lost nv - and my -
for sue him would not.
IF had and -
as enee l had before,
I'll keen my - and my -
: and play the fool no more.
Il. G. w.
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ENIGNLAs.
No. AZ.

No. AZ.
/ am composed of 25 letters.
My 2, Is, 8. ,, is mans name,
My 3, l6, %, 4, is an animal.
My 10, 5, Ii, 81, is pars of ships
crew.
Ny !, 10, 3, is a conjunction.
Ny IL, %, Is. 90. is to rescue.
My 10, Is, 10, Il, 6. is a tract Of land.
My 81, 8, IL. is a drunkard.
My Is, IS, 81, is horse.
My whole is u subject Of great interest
at the present time CnrpER I,
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ANAGRAMS

-AN-AAr IA Nd
II. We drop it. G. W. T.
u. sly ware.
l3 Mise trim.
IL. To dose Il. LIZZIE LEE.
No. II.
Hes IDIOTS daim tch deamows sasrs,
Eth gtseuong 70 ym dnab,
YIN title teleng tcrdageh avn.
\ ydsia nj erh adnh.
t'tyloS hes dtoehus sti dlcgno skid,
Ductnoc hct pesatl ehttw,
Etnh driasc eth wlofrtc OF chr lips,
Dan deikss ii glidhed, NIFTY.
No. 10.
I.al 81 lwel Attn sedn lwel,
Nodnt edgju hersot yh slefroyu.
Tkhni fcbeor oyn keasp. CARRIE.
No. l6.
Coin eiyl het yrcrln yrerm taher,
Iaht guahsl yh ;ihgn dina yda,
Like hte eqcun 70 ithrm,
On atretm htaw oems okslf ysa. NJ \ S.
QUESTIONS.
|. What word contains all the vowcls !!
>. What word contains all the yowels
in regular orderl
No. 3-Where may charity always be
found !.
4. Who IS the shortest man mention
ed in the Bible LIZZIE LEE.
GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS
5-What Country lies the beginning of
all Europe
6-What country in Europe may have 4
will, but has no way
III a sailor asked a girl to move aside
what country would he say Prs>IE.
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PUZZLES.
KS OOOOOOOOTS
s s S @ l. N 7 ST CRX In T.

"Taitche ceuarcfedoubleu teoelelcs TAFT
che kayeneelel ocf peaarteienge deay.
LIZZIE LEE.
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Nn2S.

Ny LIST is an adjective,
My 2l is the time required for the sun to
pass through all the signs of the ecliptic,
My whole is a celebrated patentee.
LIZZIE LEE.
No %.
Just equal are my head and tail,
My middle slender as can be,
Whether stand on head or heel.
lis all the same to You or me.
But t my head should be cut off
The matters true although It's strange,
My head and body severed thus,
Immediately to nothing change.
} W Nc.
No 80.
Ny first is harbor,
My second is in the ground.
Ny whole is place i'll New England.
ID I +.
No 81.
My first is a nickname,
My second is large,
My third is an insect,
My whole is Southern river.
d + +.
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

FOR YogSG READERS.
Compiled .f9r HE EHs,eoFh -AlRericaa, by
H1kETS Gz'IGXY.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16
CERTAIN CURE FOR THE BITE OF A
SNAKE.

Upon this subject correspondent of the
Mississippi Clarion relates the following in
toresting fact:
Some twenty 10 twenty-five years ago, an
Indian, known ms Indian JIM had a rat
tle-snake Of the largest class in a box, which
he was in the habit Of carrying into Clinton
once or twice a week for the amusement of
such as were fond Of shows, and this snake
he would allow 20 bite his hand, or wrist, or
arm for a gallon of whisky. Jim never left
without his gallon, minus a pint, which he
invariably drank so soon as he had olsen
gagged himself from the snake and secured
him in the. box a work of several minutes
sometimes, as il not unfrequently happened
that il required Jim's other hand TO detach
the iangs Of the reptile from his flesh.
There was no mistake about the iangs, as
the blood would follow their removal The
snake secured and the pint OF whisky drank,
Jim would take up the box and jug and re-
tire with a chuckle and fool Ingun ha
This statement will doubtless be corrobora-
ted by any one living in or near Clinton, as
those who are old enough must have witness
cd what | describe, and those not old enough
must have heard the statement too often "a
disbeleve il.
have had several negroes bitten by both
rattle and moccasin, lthe latter il probably
the most venomous) without evil results,
they having been inebriated rs soon rs con-
venient after the accident; but | think IL
unnecessary 10 give particulars, as the case
Of the Indian Is deemed sufficient
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-16
COOKERY SCIENTIFICALLY
TREATED.

Professor Blot, a famous authority in Gu
linary matters has been giving illustrated
lectures on cookery, in Boston, where his
subject and manner of treating il attracts
much attention lie cooked on the stage the
dishes Of which he discoursed. From a re
port Of his third lecture, published in the
Boston Post, we extract some general obser-
vations which viii be found interesting and
useful by the ladies:
An omelet NAV be made more ilaky 10y he
ing set in the oven rs soon as done.
Never bring fat 10 the table.
Potatoes, when cut into thin slips like a
pencil, make them potatoes FrdHodisc.
The quicker broth cools the longer it will
keep.
Many people mistake rich food for high
seasoned food. Rich food is healthy high
seasoned food is unhealthy. Rich food is
not stimulating; hot food is stimulating.
In summer make broth every other dav.
In baking meat, no matter what kind, al
ways put in some broth. The top of an
oven is always the warmesi To prevent
from burning grease a paper with butter
and put il on the top of the article baking
This will keep the top Of the meat or bread
as moist ~ the bottom. The paper prevents
the steam from rising. You need only to
haste the paper occasionally. Some meats
require less time 10 bake than Others. Pork
and veal TO be healthy, should always be
over d(ine
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aluian aud Smsrifan.
TEE following is both beautiful and i'm.
GOING HOME.

Where are you going so fast, old man?
Where are you going so fasty
There's n valley TO cross, and riycr 20 iord'
There's a clasp Of the hand and a parting word.
And a treinulous sign for the past. old man.
The beautiful, vanished past
The road has been rugged and rough, old mar
To your feet it's rugged aud rough
But YOU see dear being with gentle eyes.
Has shared in your labor and sacrlhce;
Ali that has been sunshine, enough, old man,
For you and me. sunshine enough.
How long since you passed DER the HILL old
mans
Oflifc. DER the TOP Of the hill2
Were there beautiful valleys on other SIDE
Were there flowers and trees, with Their branches
wide,
To sbut out the heat Of the sum- old man,
The heat Of the fervid sun?
And how did you cross the waves, old man,
OF sorrow-the fearful waves2
Did you lay your treasures by, one by ono,
With an aching heart, and God viii DC DONE
Under the wayEide dust, old man
In the graves. meath the wayside dust?
There is sorrow and labor for ali, old man
Alasl there is sorrow for all
And you peradventure, have had your snare
For eighty long winters have Whitened your hair
And they've whitened your heart as well' old
man,
Thank God your heart as well.
you're now ai the foot Of the hill. old man
AT last at the foot Of the hill
The sun has gone down in a golden glow,
And the Heavenly City lies just below;
go In through the pearly gate old man,
The beautiful pearly gate.
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sacks Wanted. Bags Wanted.
L WILL PAY CASH FOR LIMITED NUN
] Der OF good BuT1ap sacks or Gunuy
Rngn. in small lots. Those who have empued
corn sacks will do well 10 bring them IN.
sam. A. MEpABV,
nAy3l-lwdkW.
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Cincinnati 1ireetor,l.

A PPLE. HENRY q CO.. Wholesale Deal,
IA ers in Boots, shoes and Brogans. Ne. 60 W est
Pearl between Walnut and Vine streets.
DARTLEY a. BURNETT, Attorneys at
ID Law. @ West Third street.
DISHOP, Il. VI. a. CO.. Wholesale Grocers,
ID 36 Main street.
DURNET HOUSE, Silas Z Miller, Preprie-
ID tor. corner Third and Vine streets.
ltLENEAY, WIN. a. SONS. Commission
y Merchants. for purchase q Cotton, Groceries.
Produce. Liquors. and best Brands Flour, n. Z.
corner Of Second and Vine streets
nAyIs. 3. T.. Wholesale Dealer in Drugs,
IL Paints, Oils, Glass and Dye Stufis, between
Race and Vine streets.
IHOOTE, NASH a co.. Distillers of Cologne,
II Spirits Alcohols and Domestic Liquors and
Wines, and dealers in genuine Whiskies, IL and
70 West Columbia street.
LNAIRBANKS, MORSE IL CO., Manufac-
It turers and Dealers in Fairbanks Standard
Scales, Cotton Beams and Frames, &c, No. l25
Walnut street.
CLENN. WIN. a SONS, Wholesale Grocers,
VI 20 and 72 Vine, between Second and Pearl
trseets.
HANKS d PORTER, Wholesale Grocers
III and General Commission Mert hants, No. As
Vine, between Front and Columbia streets
HEMINGRAY, BROTHERS & CO.,
III Manufacturers Of Glass, Coal Oil Lamps,
Fruit Jars Chimneys and Lanterns, No. 20 East,
Second street
i YTLE, J. r., Wholesale and Retail Dealer
i lin Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. o West Fourth,
between Main and Walnut streets.
DEARCE, TOLLE a. HOLTON, Importer
/ and Jobbers of Foreign, Domestic, Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods. II Southwest corner Pearl
and Vine streets.
DRUGH e. LOVES, Importers and Jo6bers
i in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and No
tons, No. 1874 Race street. between Third and
Fourth, in Elsas' Block.
ID EAD, MORGAN IL CO., Wholesale Deal
IL ers in Boots and Shoes. No. 1873 Race street,
between Third and Fourth, in Elsas Block.
CCHWEGMANN, b., Dealer in Cigars, Lii
- quors and Tobacco. No. "A Public Landing.
corner of Sycamore street.
CPENCER HOUSE, L. A. PRATT. Proprietor,
- johnson, Clerk, cor. of Front and Broadway.
Jingle. J. II. a. CO.. Wholesale and Re
| tail Dealers in Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Va
Uses, Railroad Bags, Ladies' Satchels, ETC., No.
1l6 West Fourth street.
FTIHOMAS a. CO., Commission and Forward
/ ing Merchants, Purchasers of Supplies, etc.
No. 40 Vine street.
UTYNNE. JOHN d co.. Wholesale Dealers
w in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods No. SO
Pearl. between Vine and Race.
VHASSON, TALBUTT a. PAGE, Cotton
w Factors, General Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Groceries. No. 30 Vine street.
WATSON a BERG, Wholesale Clothiers, No
w 1876 Race street, between Third and Fourth,
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