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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-23

TO the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate
within ana for the QUIT. uf Ilan.oe.
NHLl shows Daniel buck, Guardian of AM
! i drew Phillips, minor :n child of Sarah
ihii!ps, Late of Buck,pof. and gruntlchid and
legal hcir of Oliver Bowi"y, late OF Orlaud, de.
c-Hse'i IN said '"unty, willow, 'ircrasct!-that the
sam minor l. Interested IN The real estate of said
oiIHrr B"wlcy, rceasch situated in said Orland
ana that he has ha,l an at outrageous on,
therefor and that it would b. fortl benefit Of said
minor ari all ronrrletl that hi snid interest in
SAID decca-ctfs estate shouhl be disposed Of and
The proceeds thereof put cut, and secured TO him
On interest: yonr petitioner therefore u rvs that
Your honor would grant HIM license to dispose I
1ie same arcor linsly, At public private sale
ssrceably to "a INV I'll this state, in such cases
made and provided. DANIEL, EII.
BucksIoft, Oct y lSG. Guardian
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THE subscriber hcrehv gives public notice to all
concerned that h. hts bcrn duly appointed
and has taken upon himself The trust oi an admin
istrator oi the estate of
DAVID DOUGLASS, late of Trooksrile,
i'll the uunty at Hancock, deceased, by giving
bou a. the law DIRECTS; he therefore requests all
persons W io are indebted to the said dccca.eds
estate, to make immediate payment, and those who
have any demand, thereon, 10 exhibit the for
settlement. hENNEf GRlNDLE.
october, cath, t$U. SWAT
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HAMMONTON FRUIT LANDS

1 HE best "rp"itHn'i! 10 secure u home tnild
! aad healthy climate soil suit biz for all crops
the i,E~r tRl II LAND ~ IiiE Mos h.~t VI
Misunderstanding New York aud Philadelphia from
900 tu ssl per acre cleared from small fruit
large population already located, hundreds are
settling gund society perfectly healthy soil
water all advantages. Lands for sale ~ and ar
round the inntu. liammunt"n Fruit settlement
~ mile I - II Philadelphia. l9Tx. tract l. now
div i,ir1l into Farms suit the artua ctirr Price
for % acres an ultN ards tnn $!p 10 ~ per acre
Fiv. and tn acre la- for sale. Germ, liberal :;
tit e lnif.rt For full information adifc-s II, m
- & JoNI.s ,Ialnuioutoii, New jersey. All letters
answered.
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AL CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR

Chcyalcrs Life tor the Hair restores gray hair
to IL original color and youthful beauty strength
ems and promotes the .rowth of TIM weakest hair
.nu- il filling out at once kerp- the head clean
aud The scalp healthy contains nothing Injurious
"A delightful hair dressing for children ~ well as
elderly ucrsuns. Ply sirian- and chemist, cons i'll
tr il Il Il ondc ril triumph OF sciencc Sokl by all
druggists aud intelligent hair lrcs-,rs and At my
office, No. ii2j broadway, ny.
Co, Weeks i Potter. VI. ;. Burr Co.,. Carter u
WicN SARAH A. tliEN AiiEH, VI. d,
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THE subscriber her by gives public uotce to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an admin
iStratof OF the estate ct
FREDEKItk 4. ToRRFY late of Deer Isle,
In the County of Hancock, Mariner deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs, he therefore re-
quests all persons Nho are indebted to the sald de-
ccased's estate, to make immediate pa nent, aud
those who have any demands thereon, IL exhibit
the same for settlement
DANIEL. :. ToRREY.
Deer Isle, oct -. 1855. SwA
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AZ "A tourt of Probate holden At Ellsworth within
and iof the County Of Hancock. ON the fourth
Wednesday OF October \. d. ISIS
On the foregoing petition
oRhLtfb; That the said petitioner give notice
thcft"i 10 all persons interested, by causing =
copy oi ths order /" be published three weeks
rurrr~siNcl! IN the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Eii>worth that they ma! appear nj II Probate
",ri /" be holden al Ellsworth the First Wc,li.
EBAY Of January next, ut Ten Of the cl ok il,
the forenoon and shcw cause, If any they have
why the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
tru Cory-Attcst:
~ GE'.. \. DYER, Register.
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For Sale.

THE lot together with the buildings and all thc
L improvements Thereon being the residence of
the late q, W. Blown, Esq, Situated ON Che road
leading To Bucksport asa not far from the County
buildiugs. in Ellsworth. The buildings an in good
re,,ar and there Is about four acres of Land under
good inn nvements. with good fences Fruit Trees.
Sc, &C., For particulars apply TO-. .
3. u. HOPKINS,
LII worth, Nov. list. ISH. LII
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SOLICITOR or ADVERTISEMENTS,

I'VE WISH TO SECURE AN AGENT
w inevery important city or town to act for
US IN sing for business. 70 Il man already
established IN some occupation which allows him
Il feW spare hours this is good opportunity add
ress, with rcie rcnccs, GEO. T.. ROW ELL Il Co.
Agents, Boston, Mass.
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For Sale.

In Mt. Desert, (Ottcr Creek three hundred
acres woodland. well wooded with growth OF
spruce, Birch and Cedar, estimated al forty cords
per acre The whole ofths valuable lot will bc
sold or will contrat. 10 eat and haul railroad
ties for any one who is in want of such lumber
or for ladder poles SAMUEI. DAVIS.
Nj. Desert, Noy. liih, 1850.
Al North East iIarbor Post Office.
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Important to Lumbermen
AND OWNERS OF
Lands.

YNIIE AMERICAN PATENTED IMPROV-
L mrnt Tanning Company. ut New York.
are the owner. of the exclusive right. secured
by patent. for manufacturing BAEk ENrIACr
an article which is now extensively used among
Tanners. lSy the companies process two cords
of Ilcmlock bark can he reduced aS to con-
central, the entire strength into an Extract Of
forty gallons. ut an expense not exceeding one
dollar per cord. The appliances for manut;w-
turing are simple and not expensive. Models of
the aly,aratucs are now exhibition at the Amer
lean llou.c in Boston. This Hark Extract conn
,rand> ready sale in The Boston market at sin
IL cents per gallon. Contrasts vt that rate can
be- secured for all that can he manufactured
The s;vin. of freight alone 10y thus reducing
the Bark into Extract, will be from six TO eight
dollars per cord.
The company do not propose to sell Terrific
rial Rights, but will grant the exclusive priNi-
.cgc to manufacture in certain localities charg-
ing small ROYALTY per gallon on the amount
manufactured.
For further particulars address THoS. W.
JOHNSON, General Agent, ut the American
House. Boston. Al
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copy tand the large premium engraving - 30
1 comics 4 ~
lard enc gratis
fand one giatt.I j. o.
20 lanI one l-:,ti,l - 10
On copy each of Posi- aud i.Npi'~ fRTFNp. - ~
The g-licr up of Il clLh Will AWAY, receive Il
copy of thr lt:i VII N iNLRNNiNG Members Of II
club ''ng tho prepliin .iix ayLtg ntu,t remit
UNE poHtNR D VITA.
ssrrhose desir,m- of getting NJ clubs or Pre-
miIim Lists, should enclose live Tor sample
paper, containing the particulars.
Address II. PETERSON 4 CO..
lwti 1lo Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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Ellsworth, Nuy. 18th. is6'
OF FORECLOSURES.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
Whereas Ephraim Hooper Of Franklin, in the
county ot Hancock and state of Maine. the
18th day OF May H. y. ls.il, conveyed IL me, the
subscriber b} Mortgage Dec OF That date, and
payable in one year one undivided half of u Ger
tain lot tract Of land situated in the said town.
al Franklin, huttrd and boundcda a. follows To wit
Wc~t 10y lands of David Wentworth North. East
and south by aud> belonging to the Heir, of Bing-
ham ami Others, containing one hundred acres
more Or les, II being u part OF the lot ot land
decided the said ioop.r by his father in S<, il be-
ing also the homestead an which the laid lloppcr
nov lives. together wl'h t'ne undivided half of the
buildings ainl PRIV ilrgc to the same belonging H.
Will moic full, appear by reference 10 the Ian
cock Registry Of deeds, Vol. 9;-fasc 50. The
condition ofthc saiA Mortgage Deed having been
broken, clai'n TO iorecose as the la" in such
case provides.
AUGUSTUS u PERRY.
Boston, Nor! 18Th; 1856, 3wii
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DIR: KNIGfiTs'
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORER.

I. the only prcpara,,on in Ne which invariably
On sS,iis likAY All f,pEp II tLE ~ IRIS Ds,aixAG
t"ioi, It's tncnt me s." i'SIf".M AND sfLEpi,
1t gives UNIVERSAL. ;sATf faction, single
trial ln owing its superiority over I'LL OTHER aric -
offered tn the public unttr sin,iIar. ,.;.in.s. ;.
Co.mns iii gilt be il,d vi les fin0ias, but thu n
p bca Ion Is cnl,Jrrrd ecessry In the pie:
partition OF the Or,eftal Hal Etstwsr the most cn.i-
ly maerin used. aud n. gsiIs Are spared 10 make
TIsiE.
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the Hon Judge of Probate, within and for the

To the Hon Judge of Proi,a.e within and for the
onnty of Hancock.
fEIIE undersigned, Fireman g. Sparks. adm;,i.,r,
orlanl, in the County of Hancock mariner de.
ceased, respectful! represents that the said Thorn
as : sparks in his life time by his joint contract
IN writing, dated December l. Istsi, agreed to con.
vcy unto George i. Lowell. of Orland, Bv a good
AMI sufficient deed certain pare of land In said
orland called the Luther Phillips lot and the same
lot decided by said Phillips to the late Oliver Bow
lev IN his lifetime, and which IL more fully lie.
sciibct in the deeds Of Jcsscc ID. Bnwley and Geo
II Bowley to the deceased aud the un,ie, signed
dated in November, lSi5. on the payment by said
Lowell to The said deceased, and one other of the
sum Ut twelve hundred dollars, (SI2OOl and that
said Lowell il ready il ready to perform the co
,iitinns required of him by the terra thereof Also
the saht deceased, in his Lie time by n certain
other legal contr;ict. IN writing by him leirsed
Jointly with your petitioner agreed to convey and
sen unto George H. bow ley Of said Orla,,d, by "a
Ho" and sufficient deed, all of his interest in Ger
tain other parcel Of land situated In Orland, on
MS payment TO the deceased aud the u4tlersigncd
Ut thu sum Of one Thousand dollars: sajJ Marcel
~ land being called the William Hartman lot
AMI TN, same conveyed by said Hartman to said
oliver Bowley in his life time. and the same CON
'cyrd 10 thus aid deceased r q. sparks and The
undersigned by said George II. i,nwley by his
ti''d dard N"Nrnli,cr2l, Isis, and that the said
',c"igc ii Eowicy Is ready to perform the cond.
t"is required OF him by the terms OF said contract
hefriore Your petitioner prays that he may be
authorized To cN-rutc Il deed or deeds to said
''c"rgc H. Lowell and George II. B"wley Of said
several par els at Land in order to cary said con.
tracts int" effect, and a. in ,u:y bound will ever
pray, FREEMAN e. SIptRks
brlaud, Oct - 1856,
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70 r s A L z
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

an MONDAY, the 10Th day of DlAEMBEs,
nsxt AT ten o'rluck in the forenoon, at tie
Clstnm House in Ellsworth, the following named
artieies;
Packages, each containing /. bottles llenneS-
sey Brandy.
! Case containing l. bottles Holland Gin.
2 Buxes, each continuing q HIS. oi rolficc7
The same having hccn seized by the Collector OF
the District of frcnrhman's Bay, and become for
tcitcd for violation oi the Revenue laws.
Custom liuu-c, MONRuf- J ~ Nj,
Ellsworth, Nov. I3th. 1856 ~ Collector
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-23

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth
"i!hih AMI for the County ot Hancock. the
1"ufth Wednesday oi October A. ID. Isai.
I'm the foregoing petition, OGIEIEp That the
Petitioner give notice IL ali persons interested by
causing Il cop! OF the petition aud order OF Court
thereon, 10 he published three weeks
sutrc,sNel! IN tie Ellsworth American, printed
NJ ellsworth, that they may appear al Il rtal;tc
cut !" he holden At Ellsworth un.thc tir- tWc,,ur
o. lay i"f fjabu"r! next III ten ct the clock IN the
l"ici""'n, and III cause III any they have why
the same .aouid not he allowed
PARKER; TUCK. Judge.
A true top!-Attc~t:
~ GEO. A DYER, Register.
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~ t,nn :CRES OF LAND WAR;
w. Nv RANTS Wanted nj highest cash
rates hv IinUtTI0 WbODHAN, No. - Rail
road Exchange Court Square, Boston. Mass.
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The rcrdict Of TIE peopie is Ia its faUcr!
KNIGHTS ORIENTAL HAia REST0neR

prepared, by
Err KNIGHTS, VI D.. Chemist; Mslto.s, MssS;
ONE DOLLAR PER BOOYHL3.
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1.-THE PEN Is Nls:lIrgE.s THAN
TIE SWORD"

The Gold Pen-Bcst and Cheapest of Pens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

A father out West kicked his daughters
lover into the street, and the lover re-
venged himself by causing a stick Of wood
filed with gunpowdCr to be placed in the
old gentleman's stoye-eliect to be i'm
agined.
Alady in Massachusetts,, while at church,
put pear in the box passed around for
contributions, which, at the close Of the
service, was sold to the highest bidder for
seventy dollars.
A thrifty wife wonders why men can't
do something useful. Mightn't they not
as well amuse themselves in smoking ham
as cigars!
Thre are about 100000 Mormons in
Utah, but we don't know how many Of
these are women, or whether the children
are counted in.
At what age do pigs end their existence
neutrality-suspicious..
Or when they are S.-LOuiSriHe Demo-
crat.
A Western pickpocket gets on railroad
trains, refuses to pay his fare, and then
picks the conductors pocket as he is put
ting him off.
Mr.. James F. Otis, formerly of the New
Orleans Picayme, and widely known as
Geomotice," is quite an invalid. TITS
Sad.-Home Journal.
Baltimore has the diphtheria.-- Charles
ton Mercury.
Goodbye, Baltimore.
Somebody has given General Butler a
hat. He ought to be presented with
neck-t e.-PrentiCe.
AFAMoUs MAN.-Mr. Jenny Lind is vice
president of the London Academy Of Mu-
sic.
An Irishman warns the people not trust
his wife, because he never was married TO
her.
N. P. Banks once played Claude Mel
notte in Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

ARTIFICIAL BEAUTY.-The Baroness de
Stdcl confessed that she would exchange
half her knowledge for personal charms,
and consider it cheaply bought at that
price. All women know that it is beauty,
rather than genius, which all generations Of
men have worsbipped in the sex. Can it
be wondered at, then, that so much Of
woman'S time and attention should be di-
rected to the means of developing and pre-
serving that beauty? Women know, too,
that when men speak of the intellect Of
women they speak critically, tamcly,
coolly; but when they come to speak Of
the charms of beautiful woman, both
their language and their eyes kindle with
an enthusiasm which shows them to be
profoundly, if not, indeed, ridiculouSly in
earnest. 1t is part Of the natural Sagacity
of women to perceive all this, and there
fore employ every allowable art to become
the goddess of that alteration. Preach to
the contrary as Ee may, against the arts
employed by women for enhancing their
beauty, there still stands the eternal fact
that the world does not prefer the society
of an ugly woman Of genius to that OF a
beauty of less intellectual requirements.
The world has yet allowed no higher
mission TO woman than to be beautiful, and
it would seem that the ladies of the pre-
sent age are carrying this idea OF the world
TO greater extremes than cver.-H0me
,JOurndl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

LIFE INsrRAScE.-Wec clip the following
article on this interesting subjectfrom the
November number Of the Insurance Mont
tor:
Mutual Life.-Sevcntee millions, eight
hundred and eighteen thousand, six hum
dred and forty-four dollars is the immense
sum TO which the assets of this company
amounted on the first of November last.
1t therefore presents itself to the Ameri-
can people, towering above all other com
panies in respect to capital, and as yet re-
tanning all the vigor and activity of youth,
having insured during the year the prece-
ding the day of its report l3,343 persons
nearly one thousand more than any other
company, and exceeding any of them in
amount insured by S5,704,038, and in
amount of premiums received by overhaul
a million Of dollars.
The business done by this company in
| 1865 was deemed wonderful. What shall
be said Of that Of 1866 1t insured during
the latter period $46,9l2,60O, received in
come from premium s5,342,8l2, from In
terest 81, III ,083, and paid claims amount
ing to S772,709. In comparing the bust
ness of the two years we find that the COM
pany issued 1924 more policies, insured
S25, l79 ,293, and received in premium g.
S23, 400 more in 1866 than in 1865.
The company's ratio of expenses is some
what higher than in previous years, in
consequence of the increased sum paid for
brokerage or Communication of future com
missions elsewhere, which will prove
saving in the future. The company by
this method settles at once with its agents,
instead of paying the customary annual
commissions in perpetuity to ordinary
agencies.
This company is the oldest purely nlu-
tual in the country, having commenced
business February ], 1913. Premium sys-
TEN, all cash. Dividends henceforth paid
annually upon its own original contribu-
tion plan, each policy holder receiving the
exact surplus arising from his individual
payments. The system of instament
policies that the Mutual Life inaugurated
during the past year, according to which
the company guarantees TO the widow or
other beneficiary sufficient maintenance
for life, or for any period deemed expedi-
ent by the insurant, is new, welcome, and
admirable feature.
A great company like this, increasing its
business at the rate Of more than million
dollars per month, and amassing its :" all
paid up cash capital" with corresponding
rapidly, evinces, to say the least, great
mental effort and power on the part of its
officers. The glorious result Of their labors
is the object of admiration to many, and of
envy to not a few, but though envy has
tried to reach, and malice has done her
worst to iniurc the Mutual Life, the mark
is too high for either, and its president and
vice president may TRANQUILITY congratulate
themselves upon realizing figures which
formerly would have been deemed imagi-
nary even in Davies'S algebra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

Mr.. Eiroord Wilder, City:
Dear Sir IL have examined your Stomach bitter i
carefully, and found II what you represent ~ 10
be- The high order which the ingredients gong
into Ii take IN the Matsria Medica az well rs inc
most happy proportional combination OF sug
lar preparation In the country. The fact that you
use only the purest Bourbon whisky must necessa-
rily recommend your Bitters in another point, es-
pecially as far a. wholesomeness and paiitability
are taken into consideration. / was well pleased
TO see In your establishment the process oil manu-
featuring your Bitters carried on by way OF dis
placement which not only gives you better pro-
duct but also recommends itself by clearer opera
lion EMIL SCHEFPER.
Apothe cary and Chemist.
Louisville, September %, 1868.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY, KY, !
Drtohar Of 1860

Mr. Etpord Wilder, Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that ! was
suffering from Ague and Fever, or Chiils and Fe-
friend to try your famous Stomach Bitters, and al
ter using two bottles am entirely restored mot
only imparts new vigor, but 1t is truly the best
ength ening and appetizng tonic, at the same
time pleasant to the taste, have ever known used
or afforded to the public and | would say to all
those similarly afflicted tn at fthey would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system, to use your Btters, and be convinced
of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
p. p. NgvITT.
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PIANOS.
DIAN NOS! EY;1-xzu
RICHMoN MUSICAL EXCHAN
1913 MAIN STREET NEAR Tbs PosT- OFFICE.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ. sTIEFF'S CELEBRATED PIANOS.

1873 MAIN STREET NEAR THB PosT-oFFlcB.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ. STIEFFs CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the hes makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PROVEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser
We refer to the following persons who have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now in use in Virginia:
General K. f. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas Fl. Wynne, Richmond, va;
Dr. Huston, Richmond, Va.
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond. va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John Grsanor, Jr., Richmond Va
Thomas p. Qnarles, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. L. w Glazebrook, Richmond w.;
s. Hechiuyer, Richmond, Va.
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, va.
Anderson's Art PALACE; Kiehm2 md Va;
D. B. Pairo Lynchburg;
Professor Graham stanton;
Professor A. J. Turner, Stanton;
Harvey Eihnger, Rockingham county;
B. F. Harrison, Berkeley county;
Z. G. williams, Jefferson county
Colonel James Il. Seibert, Shenandoah county ;
John F. Watson, Page county;
Dennis Daniels, ESQ.,, Jefferson county;
D S. Rentch, Esq, Jefferson county
william g. Butler, Esq, Jefferson county
Hugh Mex ee, Esq, ;:Ieferson county
SO Gnnninsham' Esa' B BsrksIsyy s eonny
Charles K. Coe, Esq, Berkeley county;
Rev; Nj I, Hair BERKELEY I.yyS eGGn tyyin,v
JScoS s Sttbsf ESQ, Berkeley county
B. speck, ESQ, Der kelley county
6. VI. Hoke, Esq Berkeley county;
A. Bowman, Esq, Berkeley county;
lanes Denny, ESQ. Berkeley county;
Mrs J. Liebersman, Berkeley county;
Hoffman Brother, Warren county
p. N Custer, Esq, Rockingham county
John F. Lewis, Esq, Rockingham county
RSson6erssr ERSdk k0sSnS eoRnt county
! !. & J. s SSU ESQ, ksziDston;
White Pole, Lexington:
James L. Miller Esq, shenandoah county
Miss A. Miller, Shenandoah county
Joseph Allen, ESQ, Shenandoah county;
John wissler, ESQ, Shenandoah county
Charles Moore, ESQ Shenandoah county;
Moses wa on, Esq =, Shenandoah county
DIR. Peter Below, Shenandoah county;
Professor Louis lde, Staunton;
Major Hotchkiss, stanton;
Isaac Witt, Esq, stanton;
J. R. Grove, ESQ stanton;
J. H. Burdett. ESQ, Stauntonj
DR. Arthur Stanton
Professor A. J. Turner, staunton;
Professor Joel Ettinger, stanton;
NJ Bruce. Esq. stanton;
Virginia and American Hotels, staunton
S. s. Bradford. Esq, Culpeper Courthouse
Mrs NJ J. Wise, Culpeper Courthouse;
- Hood Esq Culpeper Courthouse;
Edwin Louck. ESQ Page county ,,,,...
Rev. r. II. Philips, Virginia Female INSTITUTE
Stanton:
]. c. Coveli, Esq, Principal Deaf and Dumb In
stitute, Staunton.
Acall OF ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
"a solIc,,sd TERMS LIBERAL de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-24

CHINA, GLASS, AND HoUsE-FUR-
" NlSHING Goops.-w5 are this day receiving
stock of CHINA and HoUsR-FURNISHING
GOODS, sucn as Plate Warmers, Coffee and Tea
Urns. Coffee Biggins, Coffee Gruquss, Rolled Me-
tai Coffee and Tea Pots. Also Parlor Coal Vases
and Coal Hods-very handsome.
Also, FANCY GOODS In great variety, such a.
beautiful Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Backgsm-
mon Boards, Vases, SC. Call and see them a.
BRANCH CURRANT'S
China, Glass, and House furnishing store.
de3 corner Eighth and Main, No. 40.