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AhsOhhoeiohaA OOPyriSnS.
On presenting the recent petitions of Will
liam Cullen Bryant and Others, authors, and
of Henry W. Longfellow and Others, praying
for an international copyright law, Senator
Sumner remarked that fourteen years ago he
had presented similar petition signed by Irv-
ing, Cooper and Prescott, all Of whom have
passed away without seeing their prayer an
swered. Within that period of fourteen years
however publishers custom has grown up,
which viii be the basis of the law; just as min
ers' custom is now shaping Californian legis-
lation, and as use and won't are the. .acknowl-
edged sources of the common law.
The just principle recognized by this un-
written law, is that the man who labors to
write book is as much entitled to the pro-
ceeds ofhisiabor as if he had wrought in a
field or in mine. Respectable English and
American publishers do not now republish
foreign works without the consent of the au-
thor first sought and obtained, and duly paid
for. There is no legal security for the right
thus obtained; it is nevertheless respected by
all honorable publishers. Messrs. TicInor &
Fields, for instance, have the sole right to pub
iish the works of Alfred Tennyson, so far as
the poets wish can prevail, and that right we
believe, has never but one been inhinged.
What is asked of Congress, and what we
doubt not Congress viii grant, is that this un-
written law be confirmed by positive enact
ment. Mr.. Seward, it is understood, reports
that treaty ne1otiations with the Enol;sb oov
ernment are for the present nearly impossi-
sible. The alternative is open, of enacting a
law to protect English authors and leaving the
statute to produce its natural effect by stimu-
lating reciprocal action on the other side. In
short, we may begin by being just ourselves
and trust something to the justice of our
neighbors.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract of Buch,
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXT. BUCHl

Is pure fluid extract, and not weak tea or infusion
Is the thing needfl for all complaints incident to
Females. For particulars send for Circular
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FOR SALE /!

A FIRST CLASS country residence, situated in
AT'est Poland Village. The buildings consist of a
one story and half house IS % feet, and an IS
l6 feet; stable, Connected 80 g feet; excellent y
ing water in the house. The buildings well fn-
ished from cellar to attic, in the most modern style
and of the best material. Also, about one age Of
land in high state of cultivation, with fruit trees
and shrubbery. Would be splendid location for a
gosd physician, there being none within seven miles,
he above pla will be sold at bargain. and on easy
terms. For further particulars enquire of .r
-a LUTHER PERKINS,
sgt { At Mcguire Hill, West Poland, Me.
Nor 1R-dR,wtf
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published a da at a tne
same place every Thursday morning a' S|'00 '0~A'
invariably in advance.
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Distillery for Sale.

TNHE building known as the ssPORTLAND DIS
i TfLLERY," inclu ling all the machinery, appa-
ratus Cisterns, Tubs, &c. Contained therein stu
ted on Canal AMI Beach Streets together with the lot
of land containing abb %, 900 square feet.
The Machinery, App ratus, &C., are all in good re-
pair, and he acater pricilege is unsurpassed. r. E
An excellent opportunity is here offered or any one
wish ny to engage in the Distjing business or tor
any other manufacturing purpose. For further par
culars enquire on the premises. 80 :. -.
March 19, 186S,-d3w ll -- H' '+
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Farm for Sale.

Pleasantly situated one half mile
a /SsA-N from Gorham Corner, miles from
@IE1S7aM Portland. Said Farm contains nine
"a IAIFEhIAT ty acres of land, more, or less, to
eEEs3=sLG suit buyer; well divided into tillage.
pasturage and wood land, cutting thirty tons of hay.
Has house, barn. Stable ami out-buillings BIAS
an excellent orchard Of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit. Said Farm is one-haf mile
Stores. 80 - --5
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools ifrequired.
Enquire of the Post Master at Gorham Corner.
Gorham, March 13, 1S66.-d&wtf
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For Sale.

+@ For Sale.
ONE superior new Locomotive Boiler.
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler (15 horse
pOwer) all complete. ad, III ms
Secondhand Shat ing and Pullies. i., 20 ~
One new horizontal Engine Is in. cylinder.) -
One new Oscillating Engine, Is in. cy linder!1
Also, second hand Mill Gearing and Shafting.
Trenail Machines; Jack Screws. ~,
% All kinds of Machinery promptly made and
repaired. 3l AnA
IRA WINN, Agent, 81 an
feSd2m No. II Union ST., Portland, Maine.
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cy-In Italy the newspaper editors hire pso-
ple to go to Jail for them when their Journals
are suppressed. The editors continue writing
whilst their substitutes receive the PUNISH
ment
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80 y.
4s sUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
And Bradleys Patent Tobacco Fertilizer in growing
Corn, Potatoes, Turnips Oats, Grass, and Tobacco,
on nor less than one acre of Land each.
For the best experiment ON Indian Corn with my
:, Super Phosph te Of Lime, $50
For the sGs second best experiment on Corn, d. 80
For the best experiment on Potatoes, ~ 50
ssfSnd ssiss best as' experiment On a. Potatoes %
For the best experiment on Turnips,y .sosa 50
For the sssana Sssf srnes;ment nest on no. Oats ao
second best do. r.alav .. 20
Fort the bestexperiment on Grass, either Pasture
second ss;11 best i. experiment on Grass, do. g
For the best experiment on Tobacco with Brad
ley's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer, 60
second best experiment on Tobacco. do. 40
Reports to be sent In before the 1st day Of De-
cember, 1866, to Will m L. Bradley, Boston, con
ty Of pSate @ Of Lime e sf whom pur
chased and whether with or without barnyard ma
nure; every report to be certified to by citizen
OF integrity in the town where made: these reports
when in, will be referred to q Committee Of three
competent, disinterested gentlemen, whose duty it
shall be to award said premiums after examining she
reports; the premiums to be paid on the 1st day o
To avoid any poss bic chemical error in the mann-
with the highest chemical talent, to aid me in hi
important department, and not single ton Of Pboe
phate or Tobacco Fertilzer will be allowed to 90 ia
market until 1t has been sampled and passed inspec
tion by actual anyss. t1a1I - = "'''psS
EyThe above-named Fertilizers can he nurcbas-
ed from reliable dealers throughout New England.
Pamphlets containing testimonials and directions
FOR using super phosphate Of Lime can be had, free
ers: also Bradlesss Manual for growing Tobacco wi
1t by mail S1' - -1 =
T. wM. L. BRADLEY, ..f ,
Manufacturer of Goes Brafllevs Patent
phate Of Lime; BradIeys Patent Tobacco Fer.
nnze; Fine and Extra Flee Ground Bone :
Powdered Raw Bone, &c. 81
Jan 27-d4m .---l- 81 la IS
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[Evening Bsslletin, Philadelphia.l

q [Erening Bulletin, Philadelphia.1 i bat .il
when on ayisitto the city OF New York a few
days since, was induced to call on our old friend
and townsman, Mr.. H. T. Helmbold, Druggist, 59z
Broadway, New York. His store is q AodsI-a per-
teet Gem-the handsomest Of any kind We have ever
had the pleasure OF view lng and extensive, being
"a feet 'front.' five stories in height, and 200 feet
deep. 1t indeed affords us much pleasure to know
that he has been 80 successful, and it is am
pie evidence OF the merits Of his srticlesas in our
whole business experience we have not known OF the
success of any articles without Notwithstanding
merely bringing the name before the people,"
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For Sale,

For Sale.
{s3=A House and Lot Washington Street. $4,000
Es;;. House and Lot, Summer Street. 1900
.G4ssaaA House and Lot, Sumner St., 100
House and two acres of land, Westbrook, 5000
House and Lot Clark st. $500
House, Stable and Lot, Lincoln st, 26OO
Inquire of
JOHN C. PROCTER,
March 2e-eod2w Lime st.
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q '-.sT-f>>t II - SOtCS - OS~-~
ISAAC BARNUM the propri tor OF Grand Trunk
Dining Rooms, with much pleasure would announce
to his friends and the public, that having become
fuily convinced that the Mineral Water issuing in
such abundance from the premises of Dr. j. D. Buz-
ze fCape Elizabeth possesses ex raordinary eflca-
cy and powor not only for the preservation of health
but in the removal OF disease he has purchased of
said Buzzel, fine lot of land, including the Mineral
Spring, and is about to erect upon the same, large
and eommodious buildings for the accommodation of
inyads and all others who play desire the benefits Of
drinking and bathing In this medicinal water.
The chemical analysis OF this water, by one of the
most scientific, accurate and popular chemists in
New England, A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assayer,
Boston, Mass and who does not hesitate to say that
it contains several of the most valuable medicinal ele
ments which render it extremely valuable in the re-
moval OF great variety of diseases; well the
practical demonstration of its wonderful efficacy in
cures OF cases already too numerous to mention,
dispe every doubt that this water is equal if
not superior, to any yet discovered in the United
States with the advantage being entirely free from
all noxious taste or smell.
The Public should also be apprised of the superior
location OF this Spring, it being only about one-ha
mile from the bridge leading from the Portland and
Boston Depot in pleasant prospect Of the city of
Portland, and where patients and visitors enjoy
the advantages not only ofsea air. but of bathing in
sea or mineral water under the same root. ~l-'
As this mineral water contains elements of self
preservation passing through several strata of Man
ganese it can be kept any length time pure and
fresh as when first taken from the Spring. not UNDER
going the slightest chemical change in taste or quail
ty, tmust at appear 10 all Mariners as the most
valuable water to take on board their vessels espec
ally in long voyages. And it can be obtained by the
barrel quantity for this purpose, as the Spring
flows at least one thousand barrels per day.
EB bathing Rooms will be in readiness upon the
premises early this season; and while other build
ings are in progress of erection comfortable accom-
modations for boarding can be obtained near by the
Spring.
Address,
ISAAC BARNUM,
Grand Trunk Dining Rooms,
aa PORTLAND, MAINE.
Portland, March 16, 1866 mh17dtf
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For Sale. to close a concern.
For Sale.
For Sale.

- A good comfortable two-storv House and
M Stable, WI h about 5000 feet of land loca ed in
EsN the most desirable part of State Street. There
is the premises anever-failng well of superior
ter For further particulars apply to E. G. OWEN,
No. 81 Exchange St., or ALFRED HASKELL, No.
1852 Fore Street. ao1 BIZ
Mar S-d3w# s.s , a.
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For Sale.

T'l Two Fairbanks Scales, 2nd hand
NA No. Z, drop lever, on wheels, capacity
Wa $500 fbs.; as good as new; to be sold
E~yR2 TUKEY & WATSON,
E.at.5l li4sa IS Union st.
Scales of all kinds taken and repaired and sold
ON commission. mh6dtf
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"Wedo notlke to advertise worthless wares, or ar
tcles calculated to deceive readers and when we
see an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbold, whom we have
known for years, gradually extend his adv, rtising
from year to year until he becomes the largest adver
tser in the United States are satisfied that the
statements in regard to his articles must be correct"
The writer reluctantly inserts the above and would
no. do so were he not stranger to many; and con-
clubs stating the names of his articles. and the
diseases for W ich they have been used by many
thousands with complete success.
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Established Jane s3, 1862. Vo1. 8.


THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange S'-"
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is pubinlsdn0ea d0 az ar sne
same mace every THURSDAY morning at S2.oo year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ApvEnrIsrNa-one inch Of space, in
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Il to ., ner saua1e daily first week 75 cents per
seL atpr pr three Insertions less $l.Oo continu
Inc ayorv other day after first week, 30 cents.
Hail SQUARE three insertions or less, 20 cents; one
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For Sale.

49, The place in Westbrook now occupied by j.
Rz:::l D. Kidder, two miles from Portland embracing
lEs:I six Of Ian |. house, stable and barn.
Address through p. o. n ll mhSdH
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.
60 The Brick Block of two Houses on the west
Eaai siqe OF Cotton Street, will be sold very low.
A.. 3 E. e. UPHAM & SON.
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FOR SALE.

1n BUILDING LOTS within few rods of
III the Portland and Rochester Railroad Depot.
at Cumberland Mills, 8 miles from the city, These
lots vary IN price from $50 to $780, very a,commo
dat ng terms to the purchaser = .rle IA
As as the P. & r. RAILROAD can be put in
thorough repair a Dummy Car wnl run to the above
named village for the accommodation of those who do
business in the city. I'D Eis-.i l- %
Also, acres of land ON which is a large two-story
house, extensive out-buildings barn, which may
be repaired and madein Hotel boarding house,
at moderate outlay.
M: SrlAvEY, 92 Exchange Sc.
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For Sale and to Let.
Choice Oil Lands for Sale,

THE subscribers oser for sale five thousand acres
l. of the ~
Best Oil Lands in Canada West,
Situated in Boutwell, and vicinity.
Painted maps of our anQs for sale or to lease, VIII
be sent any address receipt of two dollars showing
the situation OF our lands. &c.
Parties wishing to buy lands to stock Companies
with will be liberally dealt with.
For further particulars and circular address, with
stamp enclosed to pay return postage,
ANDREWS, ELLIS Il CO., -e
Box 143 Boutwell,, Canada West.
Ofice in Exchange Building. mh7dt
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DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND.
Friday Morning, March 90, 1855.
Terms S., 90 per gear in adrance.

The da'ty issue Of the Press is larger than The com.
wed circulation Of all the otter da,ltes IN The eitv
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For Sale.

THE UNITED, STATES PATENT RIGHT for
L MARSHALL'S IMPROVED ANCHOR.
For further particulars enquire of, address
GEO. L. KlMBALL, tarN.
Firm of Stevens. Freeman 81 Co.
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Store to Let,

90 Store to Let. I-,I
STORE 172 Fore Street. Cd door from Moul ton St.
NJ IN Duran 81 Chadwick Block. For particuI ars en-
quireofI
WILLIAM DURAN,
No. Moulton 6 treet
March /, 1S66-dtt
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Store to Let.

FTNHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
i Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct LIST. .r
A. y S. f. SPRING.
Sept 27-d6 1illa t-i
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(ADyERTIsEMENr.J
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUcHu

VIII cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
Cures Pain or Weakness in the Back, Structures &c
Cures Weak Nerves, Loss of Memory, Trembling,
Dimness Of vision. "
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international Copyright.

~ Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
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e. O II = Al LIE .

HOUSE LOTS.
THREE very choice lots-centrally situated-win
i be sold cheapif pplied for soon.
Inquire at Second National Bank.
W. H. STEPHENSON.
Mch 20-d3w
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a HUMBUG.

HOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESSION
i from per,ons reading adv crtisemcnts OF Fat
ont Medicines and i'll nine out of ten they may be
right. 1t is over - years since: introduced my
medicine the NENErIhS LCsINLNr, TO tile public
had no money to advertise it, 80 left il for sale
with few druggists and storekeepers through
small section of the country, many taking it with
great reluctance but tol them 10 let any one
haze it, and if 1t did not d2 all stated on my pam
pheI, no need pay for it, In some stores two
or thrl bottles were take. on trial by persons
present. was by many. thought crazy and that
would be the last they would see me. But knew
my medicine was no humbug. In about two months
began TO receive orders for none i.iniment, some
calling i, my valuable Liniment, who had reiusedtp
sign eccip, when LETT it at their store. Now my
sales millions OF bottles yearly, and all bash
warrant it superior TO any other medicine for the
cure CT Group barrhiea, Dyseutery, Collie Vomiting
Spasms and sea sickness as an internal remedy. II
is perfectly innoc take internally oath &c.
sompanyimg each bottle, -and externally for Chro-
mic Rheumatism. Hesdache. Mumps, Frosted Feet,
Bruises sp aims, Old Sores, ling Sore Threats.
&C. &C.. sYLi by all the Druggists. Depot. So Cor
tlandt street, New York. .w3G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-28

yThc Bangor Times states that the re
cent appropriation by Congress for rcmov
ing the instructions to the river pavigation
near Bangor, made by the sinking Of edg
ings snYlp>t. &c, from the mills above,
Is to he cxpcndct soon. \ Government
engineer has made the preliminary survey
and it is expected the WORK will soon com :
lnence. 1t il an important matter for the
city =! Exchange.
If the Congress would vote few thous
ands to the clearing m Union river of edg
ings sawdust &c. and send an engineer to
make preliminary survey. we are satisfied
he could not maze that survey,by water
unless the rainy season should continue i'll
definitely, so well blocked is the river from
tie surplus drift stuff from the mills. Some
body will have TO ppve ip the matter
clearing ont Union river, soon, or take into
consideration the subject of moving the vii
lagc down river few miller.
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-Mssrs Oliver Dit.on & co send us til
5. Wasspn. Sec'ry.

-Mssrs Oliver Ditson q co send us the
following peices of music, Poetry by J. ii.
Ne Naughton. Where is Moses Il song
of the Freedmen. We rather think the in
qury will have to be made foF some time;
yet. This % doubt will be popular Song.
--Nssfs Henry Tolman & co 20. WASH
ington st. Boston send us the following
new music =
AT home with thee We love, ballad by
A. J.. Pollock.
'Hapfy Dream return again, beauti-
ful ballad, by J. ~. Thomas.
i think of thee, dearest words and mu-
sic by A. +. Warren.
When the Sumper blooms again. a bal
lad. music by A.A' Hopkins.
Minnie Lee. a song and chorus.
One chord from that harp, or Erin F are
WE'LL words by Thomas Moore.
Electric Gailop, by, a. E. Warren.
Solitude a romance by A. +. Warren.
The Return March by 4. L. Warres.
'Eoine or in the Valley over there
a song and chorus.
Many time and oft Poetry by Amelia
B. Edwards.
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ED. AMERICAN.

Ed. AMERICAN.
At the Ninth annual meeting Of the
Hancock Agricultural Society held the See
ond evening OF the Fair Sept 26l the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosep rs officers
Tor the year ensuing.
Pfesidem-N. X. Sawyer. Ellsworth.
Zee PreSidcm,-JohpI l.. Langdon,
Secfetary-Samuel Wasson, Starry.
7Iersurer-Moses Hale Ellsworth
Trustees Joshua Watson. SedgNick 4:
Ivory Grant, BuckSport; |. III. Hartman,
Orland; John l.. Moore, Ellsworth; Amory
Otis Ellsworth, Benjamin Smith, Surry
David Jpgplls, Waltham; Lewis Silsby,
Aurora.
The old officers hold over until first o
Dee.
). WATSON. Sec'ry.
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ANOTHER Has GoNE.-Isaac Brown,
'Lsq one of the early settlers of Minneap-
oils, died AT his residence near this cit on
Monday last. Mr.. Brown was the frs,
Senior Warden Of Cataract Logde, in St.
Anthnpy, and the first Sheriff of Hennepin
County. He was a man of more than or
binary intelligence; was agood neighbor
aud an cnterprising citizen. He was a ma
tive of Maine. j. c. Whitney. the frs,
Pastor of the Church in Minneapolis. Off,
ciated at the funeral exercises. Our faith
ers where are they!-Minneapohs Chroni-
Gle.
llr. Brown in early life lived in Buxton
in this state and from thence emi4Eated tc
years before going to Minnesota.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-28

The returns thus tar rcceis ed give 92S
majority for the Union ticket out % Naaa
waska.
The whole UuioH ticket is elected i'll
this county. George W. HASKELL. Hodg
dom George +. Whidden, Presquc l<e;
Jndah d. Seague Lyndon; Joseph
Pollard. Masartlis. and-Weed. Eittleton :;
Union Representatives, are elected. aad
possibly on i'll Madawaska.
L1te--Returns from the tand Of Darkness
and Democracy.
I'he Wing has tho following RETURNS for
Madawasha. 1t will he seen the French
settlers sive M,oat 500 majority for Z Ills
bury. as before reported. This leaves the
Republicans majority i'll the county obout
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WASHINGTON Sept. %.

Here is an interesting ITEM \ large
number of themost supporters of the Presi-
dents policy in Maine and New Hampshire
including llo,i. Chas. A. Shaw. Mayor Of
Biddeford; Gen. c. W. Roberts, of Ban
gor; Col. i. II. Garnsey, recently of
Coy Cony's staff; Hon. l.. ID. NJ. Sweat,
eff Portland; Mayor Mann; of Gorham !;
Hon. Daniel Marcy, of Portsmouth
Mayor of Manchester, and others, are
now here urging further changes of gov
eminent etIceholders in those States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-28

THr SCIENCE or RoAp-MAKING.-
other people have the same opinion that we
hold in respect to the proper mode of max
tnp roads. The Kennebec Journal says:-
Raising street with earth is useful and
toleraIle only as giving an easier grade t
never where it is made to take the place
N a. u substitute fer drainage. Coed,
eheep, rapid drainage comp'ises'the whole
art OF road making for ordinary use
Waterriile MG!.
The proper method of making good;
farms, also lies in throwing drainage n
geayrous manuring. Draining Will wolk
unacr on some land.
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Spectral Notices.
Ellsworth Gas Company.

MOTTO T. il hereby given that the annual me.tin <
y ef the >t"r khul'lcts OF >aid Corporal
will he held at III, plco OF \. +. DriuAwater E,p,
on Monday the Eigitt dt, OF October next at >,.N-
en- u'tlork, T.. Vi. for The pun o-e ct eiccting iii
rector ton said Company for the ensuing year ana
II transact an! other business that may legally
com. before SAID Meeting.
Ellsworth sept. 18th l"f,
john NJ Hale President