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ToREcLosrRE OF MORTGAGE.

II
whereas Hannah ]. Giles Of BrooHlin, in the
count, of Hancock and State OF Maine, The 10th
day Of January Al Is6j BY her,deed of mortgage of
that date, recorded in Hancock Registry book ~
page jG3, eonS eyed to the undersigned resident Of
The town of Surry in said county a certain lot OF
land situate in said Brookln ard bounded us follows
to wit -Beginning at n stake and stone on the west
side OF the road leading from Edwin n. Sargents to
JaCob Seavey's thence running north cightyhve de-
prees west on said seave,'s line about one hundred
aud firv rods to land owned by Wines Milliken
thence south five degrees west hundred and
thirty.two rods; thence north sixty three degrees
east 10 said road one hundred aud seventies rods
TO the first IN, ntioncd bound containing fty acres
more or less The conditions in sliri mortgage hay
ing been broken, hy reason whereof claim fore
closure of the ding to the statute in such
case made aud provided.
GEORGE w. ALLEN.
Surrv March l0t 1S6j. 40
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TO CON SUMPTIVES.

TIE advertiser, Aas,ag bee" stored % heath in
few week, b., 'e.y simple remedy. after having
Sd, Tered isI several cais win severe lang aacc-
.a4 amt that dread disease, 9asH:aptiga,i7 anxious
+, make 4aaa.. - lis .-.loV Sufferers tAr means q
care.
Iaalth5 desire it, he VIII scad q copy of u.e
fr. igtion used .fee Of cAareel, will the di.ce-
/; us. iit Ifef asin4 81. u-.l tlesaai which t''"l
val aI Il srRl GRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
Ba4Slu.GI-, C0Uous. Cniis, and al lhront and
rlre a,',s,ioas lAe oily OBJECT q tho advertiser
SEM. g tle ifs.on !, TO he.fe3 the afflicted
aad Spread Information wa,h lie couccires to b" in
Yii.4f!c. aai lie hope, ,rery s4Ier-r will try Ai'
rcalg. bs = Nil cosi Them nothing, AMI may prove
tl.s..rg.
T.r,ict wishing &c prescription, rEEE, by return
mall. v... ',.sr address
Inv. COWARD y wILaoS,
ii MILAN b4lE Elggs Ga. New York.
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BY C. J. ABBOTT, his Atty.


Haycocg, IS Supreme Judicial Court, Oct term, 1863
On the foregoing petition 1t is ordered Ivy the Court that
notice u tendency thereof be given to all persons
Interested by publishing aested copy Of the petition
and this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, the last publication to be ut least
thirty days before the Of this Court TO be hold
en- Ellsworth within ard Tor the county Of iiancoci
the fourth Tuesday Of April next that they may then
and there appear and show cause, If any they lave,
Why tie prayer # the petitioner should not be ~ ut
Attest--PARkER W. PERRY, CieIk.
true copp the petition aud or.er OF Court thereon
Auest-PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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RATCUEEOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best In the World The only
true and poriec' Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately splendid
Black or natural Brown, without njuring the Hair
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by all Druggists The genuine is signed " illam A.
Bachelor. Also,
EtGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEUES,
tcr Fostering and Boautifying the Hair.
ly32P CHARLES BACHELOR. New York
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Yen raust have quiz sieap or yar cannot
have Eraltl lIoEEtsE -. HIss tAis tlH-set -.
sf#ftr 81 sfTsuFfH It's Woutt I'd uruizur. a.
80 rrfc II faHfs HHt HFrsft.. let Tic ter
$50 sff at y ars HH=#=# - It 81 itI dstaf -
49, asssi. y !. >a.t - L .. I'lcH -.
.ulrl5
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COMMON SENSE.

Why refuse 70 use some pure stimulating l.ga Il
suu IN " that IL wi do yue EUUdi The Celebrated
rae 81 Nsa b. pure, and 10 you want any hjHs Of
tie Eitd YOU had better tfy Il 20 d ete-ywaeie.
b q sa!g iu Eisa gfta ~ 4. q. Icek.
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Shipping Meas.
PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING
Reported BY lfcssrs. Green & Co.

Arrived l?th--sch Cape Ann, Smith, Boston
for Deer Isle.
Sid 18th Srh Abigail, Murch, Ellsworth for
Portland; sch Deborah Atwood, Pummer Hair
rinvton tor Rockand; Br sch Lalah Rook, Craft,
81, John. n d. for Boston.
Sid l3th-Sch Eagle, Colt, Swans Island for
Rcckland; lith, sch c. II. Ingalls,, Ingalls,, Bos-
ton for Grand Menan, n. B.; 18th, Br sch Bay
Queen, Williams, Boston for st. John, N. B;sch
Vixen. Smalledge, Mt, Desert for Rockland 10th
sch Trcubador, Guptill, Boston for Gouldsboro,
sch Convoy Wssgatt. Roekland for do; sch Al
hgator, Linsley, Kockland for do.
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.RHSToRED.

The best Roots, Herbs aud Bari enter into tho
composition of this remedy, making it simple and
safe as wei as an unfaiing for all diseases OF
the blood.
all Druggists. 4m7
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PURE OLD GIN

IaE.esrtts aul al fsfm. q disease feaaltiaE 70
~ f a d5arstig s-uu4uts r=r buast r. tHe Cd
#HazH DIX G.+s 81 p most d.eE - and
a1Iafa-.t--
fatsaHe tn Ellsworth = Z. G r,ck
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I ETrERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Ellsworth, State of Maine 22d
March, 1906.
Allen, f. Iodgkns, Richmond
Atherton, A. r. Haynes, phiena
Brown, L. II. jordan. NJ 3.
Barbour, Henry II. Jehs9n, p.
Cain, Hannah NJ. Mitchell, Z. NJ
Clark, John Macomber, Matte
Guy James Il. Robbins, Mary A.
Gary, Charles Ridley, john
Garland, j. ). Smith, Mary A.
Tfeworgy, Ills l.. ooster. Daniel
Brown, solomon Grey, Lucreta j.
Buker, Anne T. llansoUm Nathaniel
Boynton, H. 4 g. II. Jordan, II. ).
Branard, Edward Jordan, J. ;.
Cottle, Moses JeRison. c. :.
Clough, Henry A. Jclison. Fred E.
ousins, Enoch Littefeid, l.. =.
Collins, Abbie McFdrand n. Il.
Crosby. j. Moor, J. d.
Donold, John Smith, c. S.
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say advertised l.. D. JORDAN ?. NJ.
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The children arc all Staging

The Charming Songs contained in the Merry
Chimes l. @. Emcrson's New and Popular Book
OF Juvenile Music, containing nearly two hundred
pieces. every one t;.tufite. Most decidedly the
best collection published, and following in the path
of it, pre- cccssor ' he uo,drn " rca,h,' OF which
no less than Quarter II Million Copies have been
printed. Price % cts, sent postpaid
OLIVER UifSUN CO.. Publisher,
- =. Washington street Bost0n.
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V,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXpERL

4 ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as 4 CAUTION to
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay of Manhood, &c sup.
plying at the same time tile Meas of Self Cure. by
one who has cured himse f after undergoing consd-
cradle quackcry. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free of charge, may be had
of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
1y4 Brooklin, Kings Co y ",
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THE STYLE

In which the Golden shtas reursoa 3, put up makes
1. = u a pa,kug to Asea "a lie house schd AVA
la az ia Ellsworth by G. c roek.
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Special Notices.
s. T.-1S6O-X.

Persons Of scdcntar, habits troubled with weak
ness lasstiudc, papltaion Of the heart lack oil ap
petite dlstre aer eating, torpid liver, constipation,
sc, deserve to suffer If they will not try the cee.
bEa,el
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Garland, Feb. 27tb-Mrs. Flora Delaittre Of
Ellsworth to Mr.. Samuel o Davis of Garland.
Mt. Desert, March l0th-By Rev. J. A. Plum.
mer, Mr.. Roscoe O. Salisbury to Miss Henrietta
X. somes, both of Mt Desert.
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EKEEDoM NOTICE.

E7KEEDoM NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that have III.
cay relinquishei all ny claim upon minori,,
Of my ron Calvin ] Sargent. shall claim non,
Of his earnings nor Pay any debts of his GOA
traetins after th.s date.
A. D. SARGENT.
W1rSEss:-A 2. GcRSHAN.
Ellsworth March 10, lst6. 3wl0
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The Price of he Stock has beeu fxed at ONE Hun
DRIED AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share. Five Do!ius
go into the Treasury Of the Cor pany Contribution
to the Working Fund, The Par Pafue Of The StocE,
One Hundred Doiiars, is paid IN the Trustees, to BE-
Deposited IN The Treasury of the y. s, or iHreSted
in Government Securities, AND MY UITTE
DRdUN By THE STOCkH2LDER II my
TINE.
By the Payment of Ten Dollars persons tina: desire
await the Result Of the First Years Development can
the Right OF obtaining A PULL PAID SHARE
OF GUARANTEED sT0tk For One Hundred Dollars
Additional any time before the First day 0: April,
1857. I-It is Investment with the Chances Of large
Profit and is Gilcays eonuerf5lG into CASH a. Par
4 might be called
II Er-aI TeUHer Oil SfocE Con.pany.
so large Working Fual $500, 900 has nevcr
been provided expended by any Company in the Oil
Region. SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by agents
and by the principal Banks and Bankers throughout the
country. Prospectuscs and other Information will be
furnished by Agents. and By
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
St DsCRIPrioS AGtAr,
4-cONl0 y Nassau St, New York.
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New Store,
New Business,


L Ellsworth and vicinity that they keep Sua.
stanty on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ten,
shinglos and Claphoards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and lismloek lpmbeS Of ala
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable for feed or seed, CHOICE Yellow Corn,
Meal, Bailey. Beans, lima, Plaster &C.. &C.,
Also ON copmiasian few barrels II choice
Family ElUur, wnicn We can warrant to b equal
to any in this market, aud we aud will sell
cheaper than any Of our neighbours.
Also few tons Of stove Coal
We are paying and viii continue n PAY th~
ghest CASH price for
Hsaloet Bark, Ced1 Po,m qSd S,spsrs,
Shi"siss, Ciapb'ards. and 4.n,Bsr Of ~
k,sds. "
Give US call, a. ssf Few store en- wate,
Street.
Fisk 4 Curtis.
Ellsworth, March 6, 1895. Z
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President, GALUSHA A. GROW.
Vice President, CHARLES CULVER
Secretary, WILLIAM BRoGGII,
Treasurer, EoBEKT I. BROOKE,
DIRECTORS
Hon. GALUSIIA A. GROW, RENO, Pa
Late Speaker al the l.. s. House Of Representati
Hon, e. X. RANSOM, BosToy, Mass.
L 3. Bank Commissioner for New England
Hon SIDNEY DIAN, PR7vipgScr, l.
Late of Editor Of The Providence Press.
HENRY A. SMYTHE. Esq. N. Y. Cry.
President Of the Central National Bank
LUCIEN II. CULVER, Esq MY. CrY
OF Culver, Penn & Co Bankers.
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, wARsawN
Mem. Of the House Of Rep 36a., cath and SSH Cong
n al. JOHN L.. WILSON, MADISON, ISp.
Late Of the United Stttss Army.
Hon. THOMAS 5. SrSNFtELb, SorrH BEND. ISp.
President of First National Bank Of south Bend
Hon. CHARLES V. CULVER FRAxkIix IA.
OF Culver Penn Co, and Mem. Of the presen, Cong.
ALEX BRADLEY. Esq PIrrsprRGH, "a
Pr.st of Tra1esmcns National Bank CT Pittsburgh.
JOSHUA DOT GLASS, Rss,. MEANWHILE, Pa
President OF the National Bank Of Crawford Co., Pa
Col JAMES II. BOWEN, CmcAso, Ill.
President Of Third National Bank Of Chicago.
GEORGE II. KEA, Esq, sArNr LOFTS, No.
President Of SccoEd National Bank Of -. Lons.
Trwsfces Of shs Fund.
Hon. JOHN j, CISCO. NY. err.
Of John j. Cisco x sons Bankers and late Assistant
Treasurer Of the L $ atkcW York.
DEFINING DUER, Esq. n Y. Chr.
OF James Kings SONS, Bankers.
Eg>THE LANDS OF THE COMPANY
ist OF Twelve Hundred Reno the Argany
river in renango County, fennsyivaniathe heart of
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The oil district in that State.
ONE THOUSAND WELLS
Can be sunk upon The Property
without interference.

Test wells have been sunk the Estate, and oil
founi in paying quantities in every Instance. FIFTY
WELLS now being put down to be followed by 9th.
rapidly possible to the extent necessary 10
tafiy dcrf,op the property One hundred wells yield
ing only ten barrels day each at six dollars barrel
price much below the average pic at Reno, would give
mill eight hundred thousand dollars year Of in
come making profit Of probably IS per cent ex.
penses and taxes of every kind. II large flowing wells
found, single Ct the territory may yield the
entire capital within two years,
1B The Company owns the Town OF Reno. together
with Several Hundred Lets for Business and Dwelling
Houses. There is Extensive Demand for them and
the Revenue frcm their Sale will be very great
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ITCH ITCH . ITCH !
Scratch Scratch Scratch
Wheaton's Ointment
VIII cure the Itch in IS Hours.

Also cures SALT RnEUM. ULCERS, GILL
BLAINS, and all EBUpTION> OF THE SKIN
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
liy sending GU cents to EEkS It POTTER
5 ie Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston, i
will DC forwarded by mail f. &c of postage to apl
part OF the United states. ly4'
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For Sale.

- 4NH good cows seven GEARS old, on,
.55 hAs a car three weeks rlIaI4L the othe
Nl.i cA We May, BON excellent COW
- -sa-%- igr tstttr.
Gf0. ". ALLEN.
sou; surfy. March n $50. '5a9
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

=, Office is hereby given thai have rclinquishld
' TO- my minor son Charles R. Sadier the remain
der ot his time dirlns his minGry to ransact bus.-
ness for himself snail clam NOnc OF his earnings
and l,ay none oi lis debts aiieg ;hi, date.
THOMAS SADIER.
swan Iland March >. $50. eJua
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Whereas, Robert Ash, Jr, of fremont, in the
County of Hancock and State of Maine, the Eth
day OF February, \. ID. 1853, by his deed of mort
gage of that date, recorded in Hancock Registry
vol. IT, page :5J, conveyed TO the UNDERSIGNED,
resident Of fremont aforesaid, Il certain lot of land
situated in snd fremont and bounded follows, to
wit: Beginning at an old birch stub at the shore
on the south side of lot Of land occupied by James
Robinson, and following the fence of said Inc to
large rock at the county road-thence following said
road souhcrly iiy zone rods to large rock-thence
running casterv to white birch and Il cedar t. ee at
the shore-fhence following the shore northcrlv to
the first mentioned bonnd including the shore aud
fla ; to low water mark: containing ten acres more
The condition in said mortgage having been broken.
bv reason whereof claim foreclosure OF the
same according to the statute in such ca q made
aud provided. Al. ROBINSON.
BY A. WISwELI, his Atty.
March, T. 1851.
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2,G2l Presents.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
FORTRESS El0EgOE.
a Ferry Res,Sred TO Eta Owners-Lighi-Houses
80 TO Bsbaii;--Anoihsr Municipal Election
20 DO Epe,d in PSr,sm m0uih-Movcmenss OF
Gseu 4
InrInpss MoNr1y. Saturdly. Anil n.

IgEIREss MoSEJy. Saturday April a. l565
The steamer lanes Stevens arI,yet here thus morning
from savannah Ca with coal bound 10 New-Ycrk.
Tho steamer Ela recently arrived froo Savannah sailed
for New-York lat night.
The Norfolk md Portsmouth. Ferry has been uneon-
ditionay turned over 30 its owners by Col A. r. Blunt,
A. O. NJ in accordance with instructions fon the quar-
termGs'eg-General.
II il understood that The iightHouso Bureau mas inau
girit,d measures 10 rebuild the lighthouse a wade
Point mouth the Pasquotank River, and the Croitan
light near Roanoke Island, North Carolina. new lisht
proposed 30 be csiab shed 81 e mouth Of Nolth RIVER
Congress having appropriated $1,000 some time since Tor
this purpose. -
The election OF Municipal officers in Portsmouth, Va
about weeks since, having resulted in no choic9 by
reason of the unmoy aud unlawful closing of the polls IN
one 0f the wards vii Dc held again to-day
Gems J. u. Sice1mln aatj. = FYlerlon, Commission
crs appointed by the President b visit the Southern
States, accompanied by Col o. Brown, Asslstall-Com-
missioner Of the Freedmen Bzeau ont other oloor OF
the same ms tuition, arrel here, to-day from Nortplk
where they have had interviews with tbs municipal OH
GERS, end the cit ssns Of tina. city aud Por smouth
They called Oh Con. Miles commanding tnc District,
and were furnished with conrcyanccs To visit Hampton,
F and the freedmen nkabliing those villages. An eX-
tended examination was made into thc.r condition
under the present working o. The Frcedmcn Bureau the
evidcucc Of al accessible lll)wnofs aud farmers living
ia this section Of the Peninsula wss taken with view q
aCer lining the active practical results OF te Bseau ana
the prevalent opinion .cx.sng III regard 10 1t Gems
Scaimau aud Fullerton return 90 Norfolk this evening
and from thence intend making extensive tour along
the seabOlri lnd Roanoke Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
PROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Indian wnrfnre-Gen. Hosecrans mt San Diego
"A Telegraph Case-The French Defeat
nenr Maxatian-Pursher gnieiiigsnee fron,
fIlr
SAX FRANCISCO, Friday, 4


sANFRAscrsco, Friday. April 20. is6e.
Mining stocks are dropping; Ophir, 500 Imperial
81 o. Bcicher 83i5; Yellow Jacket, $40 Cholar Poos,
S3l4; Legal Tenders, 1o4c. ,,-...... ...,,o, ,sce
letter from Lopez Arizona, dated April l5 announces
that Major Miller of the 18th y. s. Infantry and four men
were killed while going from Fort Grant to Tucson Aier
the murder company OF Ma1eopas aho rno' & Hene III
nursnt of the Apachcs killing % and capturing Others
Maior.Gen. Rosecrans arrived at San Diego AacA lo'
The citizens gave him the freedom of the place. tcd one
hundred guns and delivered an address, TO which the
General responded. ,.s., c.,;e,x,io
State Telegraph Company against tho United state, Ia
cie Telegraph Company was argued H Btea' ipIetn "
fore Judge pratt yesterday. Carpenter ana aieat aP
peared for the plaintiffs aud McAlser Tor the aeienas
The nlaints claim that tho recent act Of the Legislature
granting the latter Company permission u transact
between this city, Sacramento, Marysvile ana s,ocho
is Illegal because implying an evasion OF the eon,isu M
nerc3 into between the frst-named Company and the
State In $50 The defendants claim that the recent ACT OIL
the Legislature granting the latter company pensSoh
business between these points Is necessary 70 en-
able them build the line the continent ana tna'
strict construction of the law would throw opsuucuoS IA
the way not contemplated by the act OF lSo2 ,as.
Vs. SAN FRANCISCO. Monday, April q 1850
The steamer Golden Age, from Panama. arrived yes.eI
day bringing ,rca ,rn,a ussss sso an Juan del Sur
The steamer California hss arrived nom 'ie'ofis, "'
fll0 800 IN treatufe =, ..s.at
Passopsers by the Golden Age report the recent defeat
rival of French frxate at Acapulco which brought the
further news that the Imperial forces under iazads sne
advancing from Tepc 10 operate with ths French we'o
routed by The Liberals under Corons and Rubio -,
fora State Toegraph Company for Pm injunction on the
United States Telegraph Company from doing .qs,nes'
between San Francisco Sacramento Mayssle and o,ocS
The Judge took tho ground that there wac 10
the privilege of transnlttng teegnms neiween use -
points fot Dotod Of ~ Yoas. aud u vould 20 aa AW VI
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24


snd Martha Guy ,ssd % Year. and months.
s,sP5 i; =: 1$:,dsy SsS l'''i'si A. ''H
H0WELL-In Nsw.york OF Monday. Aph g Aias The b,
loved vile o. TLOs Howell Of the h.m OF b. d. h'"sh bon
Th funeral viii take place residence Of hsr rnes Dr.
no Eei,a .ye Booyn T. y 80 ga ,,v y,S d
s.eGd wislou. further notice.
LowDEEoa Saturday APA e. Robert Lo~den aged 70
re friend, ssd relatives Of the family sl,o The members Of Tps
late residence. No 215 rhompson.s,
6er OF John and Emma Mod aged yaf' months and
Fanes service, will TAX. place At No ISL Eu. Twenty this
(fuesdiyl moeaiRs, At d O'clock.
nEMsENA Astoria l. l.. Sabbath April "a Daos
Hi, n. ,9a p % % e. gy.s e ;tsa A' 6o .ns %
.ssOi leave. Peek slip at III
sMrH7n this city on soad n9tnas Apr es Dr Jo,sPh s NJ
Tie friend, Of the family of the Medical Pros'
on generally invited to a,at hs funeral a u O'clock 90
Qhs Roy Dr. Adimss)
NgwYoRK ACADEMY OF MEDlcINE.7;Ths Fellow, Of the
Rev Or Rcea Church corner Of Enseeo,h and Fthave
FF Fsd m b % Io.sp $ n h s% n TA6 Sd me generally asi
to meet with the" and 'S'd r. cAMsERhS fs "a S' g. sooy
sHACKERLYln BROOKLYN on Friday April 20 ia'ae + shchsy
d. @ ,5 ss p A@y % a , Il ys,' s .gsss aS1 sna y to attend
s b. n' r % on o1y @ W , 4 S oosst So b =" s1n 'nS
sTORin tits city on sunday April % Helen wife Of isfc
s. oru, "a dugher o. late John n. Bailey
and lend. Of the family tuly % az
Chn Chucr FIR ave- corner ot ihiry
dh on wednesday afternoon April a. at n oeoeS without
further invitation
WOOn-Tu BROOKLYN, Monday April p, Mrs E7eina Is Wood
of Richsrt " oo3 the 0sl d her ssc
IN. rsi.,v.. enis Of Che Imy respectfully nvd 20
tend the funeral Wednesday the 18th inst nom ~ hisrys
Church, Cia,,oo BIyr. brooklyn o. Il ococI an
COLUMBIA COLLE0E-At meeting Of the Class Of 1892 he'd
Ami 10 1856 the following resolutions nnanmousy adopted
Aw.sc Providence a removed nom eaftn our sd
and late fellow s.odsn' JOHN A. VANDERPoEL A h Ill b.
be- II
Rss3lei Tha while with deepest peonl sorrow a. the lo d bn
II OF the departure of one
eldowueut wGose hOnety and mob ea.ss o
whyirsoll,d allegiance % dufy
aud c3n,ieraon others rnneny chariceed
a.l lin OIL who knew him viii ever chea us
ptory OF parted brother sIde1t proficient an dstin
aud - exenp.iry aan
willis In the conviction that our aie ci'sn ie now
the beIisd IN the pssence tho heissue "Ao us
l1vs1 aud trusted -.
.irsf he widow and family o. brother We tsndst
our heartfelt symplby their great beT nvenent -.
the usual bfd,f o. mourning - lays ana
reot2ns be 10 hs iaDhy o. iL7 oeess
and Inserted IN the JOaruas Of ibis city . ,, -,
w A. OGDEN HEGEhAH. Secretary Cas- %
Eew-Yo Apsii. i3o3
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
M n n.

BILLNOEOn Monday April a. Jossphns Dome salJ child Of
Sarah A. the 9susmn L. Bunss sssc yss Amsnh.
aud 10 dsya
Tbomss and Rachel de are respectfully invited TO attend hs
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BARKER--Iu this cy Sunday Apr Cornss ws Of 0sefs
snd daughter Of the Hon Ayren Ca d Msachsssf W.
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Ins nave PesbyshaD Church Of Forty sxth It,
Wednesday. The 18th inst. st O'Clock m .... ..rl
dARDNEROp Monday April 10 Mira Mary Gardner, widow u ths
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svestv hr Friends Of the nmuy are invited 70 ssesd without
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