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~ TKANKFtELD CO.. pstcntees and solo ma ofaot0
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A. FRANKrIELD 4 CO.,
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avenue. corner Of Twenty.sixth street
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, RICHLY AND CON.
IN petely furnished, to let for year respoDsib Bile
party. Apply TO CHARLES y. CLARKE CO., IS Broad
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r oyDoN AID NEW YORK sIEAMsHIP LINE.
IL Passage London Brest ef10, SO $50 currency.
Excurson tickets reduced available for sir Laonths
CELtA Captain GfesdeiI from New York March T.
VIM PPM. Captain Biiinge from New York March 10
ATALANTA, Captain rinkhan, from New York April
BEi,LONA, Captain DiSon, from New York April IL.
This British ssesu,rhn CELIA VIII leave pier No.
North river for London, calling 1t Brest Saturday.
March 2. -
Uui further noi.. su che OF this lire VIII ssl
ut Bes psss-ng-rs BsQsge checked and Itch
sold through By rail 10 as At IS er ceat ess than regular
rates.
,Fosh, win % taken spd .h.ons. bills Of sd,rs fysn to
Pos psssass apply 10 CIiAs A. WHITNEY, 70 Broadway.
For height apply q % south k.rest
ROWLAND AsPINwALI, Agenta
DkssAoE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL OR QUEENS.
town by steam packet ship, ut lowest rates. Drafts
England, ireland or Scotland 81 THOMPsON'S Black
Star Passage ONCE, 36 Pearl street
TyAsegEGBRs PER STEAMSHIP CUBA ARE HR-
il qvesef N be board before O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. eth instant, 1t cunsrd Wharf, JersQ City.
r. CCySRp.
No Bowling oreen.
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SAILING VESSELS.


TRAVELfElss, GUIDE.
49, ~ ~ - - ~ - 49,
II UDSoy RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
LII Trsins for Albany snd Troy, connecting with No:ihera
and Western trains leave New York vis Hudson River Rail-
Thigch and Tenth and 10 A. NJ md
sixth and Fourth at II AN and s:fo p.
Sleeping attached % $50 aud II r. NJ rsiDs. On SO
p. NJ train " also attached sleeping every day syspt
ing ss.urdeys which through ORdcnsburg via Il
w. and o. Railroad. without change
sunday train Hudson Rver Road Now York q POUCH
keepse and return leaving New York at $50 A. NJ. snd
Harlem tosd Forty second street TO Nierton and return
leaving New York a. 0 AN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
CITY PRICES CURRENT.
REPORTED BY G. J. BERNsTIEL.

IDAHO CRY, MAY 20, 1867.
Trade improving and better feeling has succeeded
the depression lately occasioned by the great fire.
There is change in prices since our last They
main follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

FROM OwYHEE.-The paper in Silver City,
which isprinted on Saturday, says: the quartz
mill of the N. Y. and o. NJ. Co. is being recon
structed; that the tunnel in the Hays & Ray
have rented the Lincoln MILL and will soon be-
gin TO run1t; that pure silver had been found
in selma feeder of the MONDAY; that the
MasOns and Odd Fellows had each lain off bu-
rial grounds, quarter of mile from town
and that the citizens of Silver City were adopt
ing precautionary measures against fire! Cheer
ing news was had from the Flint District.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
RErUDIArIoN-In speech some tine ago

REPUDIATIoN.-Ina speech some time ago.
Beast Butler said:
'SI have heard Of countries but they are
very few, that paid their debts dollar for dollar,
but never heard of country, and I am
afraid never shall in the time that will be al
lotted to me Of the years given to man, that
paid its debt 100 cents for 40 received. II
aseusr has been done and nerer lCitL be done"
This is equivalent to saying, frst-that in
the late wan, the country was defrasded of
sixty cents in every dollars worth charged
against it,. and finally--that the rational debt
will be repudiated. Bear in mind that lead
ing Radical said this.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

AN EXTRAORDINARY ExTRA.-In the. Sill
yer City 44ralanche.of last SATURDAY. there Is
IN account of late great FIRE in this CITY,
which the editor says was, taken from States
NAN Extra of the 18th. The LANGUAGE and
facts in the most important statements are
identical exactly similar, indeed-with the
language used and the facts given in the regu-
lar issue of the WORLD, which was not pub
lshed until the morning of the 10TH The pa
per was: sent to Boise City from here by stage
IF that day, and reached that place the same
afternoon. The stages for Silver City leave
Boise City in the morning, we believe, and
reach the 6rst named place the same day-or
in two days time from here. We sent q copy
Of the WORLD of the 19th-really published
Oh the 1ath-tO the B,allion and the 44ralGRche,
at Silver City, and our paper must have reach
ed there just as soon as it was possible for q
Statesmen Extra to reach the place. But the
STATESMAN Extra of the 18th could not have
contained matter copied from the WORLD of
She 19th-thatJs certain. Yet the AralancIe
SAYS it obtained its intelligence from the States
man Extra Of that date and makes no mention
Of the WORLD, whatever, as the source of its
mformation It is plain that either the editor
has means of extracting frem an Extra that
which it never contained, or, tias in order to
avoid giving proper credit to the source from
which he derived his information be had re-
venrse to little, mean faIsehood. Perhaps
he is a spiritualist she certainly spirits news
Ike an accomplished humbug. But that's his
KAY
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

GLAD TO HEAR IT.-Since the recent just
decision of Judge Deadly in the United States
Circuit Court of San Francisco, awarding ma
terial damages to Mccall, against General Nc
DoweH, for arbitrary imprisonment during the
war, several other similar suits have been in
stituted against the cewardly here Of the Bull
Run defeat and the San Francisco mob of
1865, for heavy damages Judge Hoffman has
granted stay of proceedings in McDowells
case, to enable the latter's counsel to prepare
for motion asking new trial, but we hope
to see justice finally executed against the small
tvrant
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

LADY GoDIvA, Of Coventry renown, was,
personated at recent masked ball in Boston.
On the celebrated occasion in Coventry, the
good lady wore no clothes. Boston is rapidly
setting highly meraL examples.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

INDIANS AGAIN-The Indians have again
made raids upon the Owyhee country. On the
afternoon Of the 18th, a party Of twenty four
Of them drove off sixteen of Hill Beachey's
stage horses, and five more belonging to two
teamstersy from the Summit Springs station
They were pursued for few miles, by six
men, but without success, except, it was
thought, that one Of them was killed. Two
days before they drove. off seventeen horses
and mules from Broughton's Ranch ON Flat
creek, twenty miles below Camp M'Dermit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29


THE PO0RMAN MINE.--We are informed
by Judge Rosborough, who has authentic. we
may say, official information of the fact from
New York, that all the difficulties there over
the ownership and possession of the celebrated
Poorman mine Of Owyhee, on War Eagle
Mountain, have, been settled. and the mine and
all the property included in it, have passedinto
the hands of the new Company organized to
take the place of the former New York and
Owyhee Mining Company. Messrs. G.. c.. Rob-
bins and Walbridge are appointed to chief po-
Sitions in the Company fer the mines, and the
work will be vigorously prosecuted. This set
Element leaves the Carroll claim the only one
in litigation against the Company fer any inter-
est in the Poornaa ledge, and that suit is dock
sted for the approaching term of court in Owy-
nee. The Company in New Yerh have purcha-
Sed Of Walter Davis and Tilten this Empire
ledge, which crosses, the Poorman ledge, and
is supposed to be very rich. But it's purchase
is important In the mere item of an avoidance.
thereby of more Litigation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
FROM ALTURAs.CoUNTY.

/
By the kindness of Mr.. III. D. Van Wyck O.
this place, and Superintendent of the Bona
parte Hill mine in the Yuba District, we are
furnished with late and interesting intelligence
from Alturas county. Mr.. Van Wyck made
the round trip from Rocky Bar, by way Of
Boise City, to this place in nineteen hours
distance Of nearly one hundred and fifty miles.
He found good and substantial bridge over
the river at Newburg's, and the road generally
was in good travelling condition.
The late discovery made in the Yuba Dis
trict, by VIM. S. Stevens, Taggart & Co., call
ed the Grey Eagle ledge, has created much ex-
citement there. So far as developed it is the
largest and richest prospecting silver ledge
ever found. A tunnel has been pierced to the
depth of lao feet, and at 100 feet the
clearly.defned ledge was struck. To the tun-
mel, shaft, also of 14O feet depth, has been
sunk, and the ledge was dug into eight feet and
yet its full width had not been reached. As
says of the ore have yielded all the way from
$4,000 to $4,000 per ton-giving an average of
about one per cent. of gold, and the rest silver.
Ore containing above go per cent. of the pure
metal had been taken from the ledge. 1t is,
beyond question, the most extraordinary silver
ledge ever yet discovered, and seems destined
to cast even the famously rich Poorman mine
Of Owyhee into the shade in contrast with it.
The lodges generally in the Yuba District,
and in the Rocky Bar region, so far as worked
this season, have given very satisfactory re-
suits. A good deal Of rich rock has been taken
from the Atlanta ledge, and the prospects in
crease as the vein is pierced.
The mill of the Bonaparte Hill Company
will be put in active operation on the Oath of
June ensuing and full supply of rock to con-
stantly feed the mill is being taken out of the
ledge. The main ledge is two feet wide, and
yields good ore all through.
The Lucy Ledge, which has been purchased
by an English Company, will be actively worked
this year. Mr.. Matthew Graham, an old gem
tleman of 80 years, whose life has been passed
in mines and mining operations, is Superin-
tendent for the Company. After careful in
vestigatien of the whole thing, Mr. Graham
has become satisfied that the ledge will pay
handsomely, and he has sent for all the rna-
chinery requisite to carry on the mining agree
ably to his plans.
Col. O'Neil's quartz mill is on the way, and
will soon be delivered and set up on his mine,
There is all through Alturas fresh and
wholesome impetus given to mining. The peo-
pie feel convinced that they have in that Sec
ton a wealth of mining ground second to none
in the world, and it simply requires labor, en-
terprise and capital to develop and demonstrate
the fact. Hitherto they have, somewhat, rested
On their oars; they are now determined to ap-
" their own strength and means to the great
work, and push through, clear away all OBJ
and, while they realize the vast
benefit from them, at the same time
show to the world that theirs are equal if not
superior to any quartz mines in wealth and
extent
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

TRAcED.-A valuable clock, stolen from a
Southern dwelling during the war, has been
found in the house of Jesse F. Angel, Man
chester, New Hampshire, who took it while a
Major in the 10th New Hampshire Volunteers.
He refuses to restore it to its lawful owner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

From GOLD Through the kindness
Of Mr.. James Carr, who is located at Gold
Hill in this county, we have information from
there relative to mining The season so far
has been prosperous. The placer mining re-
gion extends from Beaver creek to Walkers
camp distance of about Is miles, and the
average pay is $40 per day to- the hand. The
diggings are shallow and easily worked. Wa
ter is supplied to many fthe claims by Dooley
& Co.'S ditch, which is fourteen miles in length.
The supply Of water wilflast through the whole
season. Gold Hill is about twenty -four miles
from here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

A BAcKsLIDER-AmOng those implicated
by the exposure of the great frauds in New
York City, recently made by the Congressional
Investigating Committee, is Bowen, the pre-
prietor of the n Y Independent, the great
RadicaLPuritan organ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

PREFER MISUNDERSTANDING been tea that
Senator Sumner and others were to lecture to
them on 'sPoitical Science" the convicts i'm
the Massachusetts penitenitiary begged that
they might be logged instead Of being obliged
to listen to- the lectures.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY ae, 1867.

DEcREAsNG-The total native population
Of the Hawaiian Islands has decreased over
$4,000 in fifteen years. It lis now only 1896.
The foreign population of the Islands is 4,193,
Of which number 1,2O5 are Chinese.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

BOARD BLL-Among the " contingent ex-
penses " Of the State Department for the year
is an item of $4,000 for the board, ETC., of
Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands. Raw
fish and two-fngered poe diet never cost that
much.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

HORSE THIEF.-David Williams, mere
boy, but a horse-thief. was sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary, for stealing horses, at
the late term of the Walla Walia District
Court.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
PAINTS for FARMERS
IFt N Or d OC TO Il.

Thi, excellent medicinal compould was first
prepared by DIR. J. W. POLAND in ISL, and WIS
then employed with great success in eNpcllinS
humors from the blood but in Isis medicinal
friend, who was quite celebrated as physician,
especially in the treatment OF hutnors, suggested
some important Improvements, which were
adopted, and which have made it $50 the people
saw the very best remedy for all kinds of hu
mors known to ''the faculty"
The IlUMoW DoCToR cures Scrofula, lit Shcunr
ErysipeIls, Canker Piles, Nettlc Rash, sc. Nv
mcrous individuals, who have usad this remedy
for Ery sipclas, give it the most fauering recon.
mcndaons.
This preparation is composed entirely of vegc
tables, among which are Sarsaparia, Yellow
Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and bioodroot.
Suffice it to say the "Doctor'..is used in hun
reds OF families As a general medicine. t'nfiho
many other popular remedies il kisvcry grateful to
the taste.
Price Is Cents per Bottle.
This Valuable Remedy will be prepared at the
New England botanic Depot. under the supervis.
ION of. DR.. j. w. Poland, for,he proprietor,
&c. FRENCH,
whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold Jy DeoierS Of -netfci~e erefy'ciie'r.
Es.For sale in Ellsworth. by Wiggin & Parcherr
and T. G.. Peek Druggists & Apothecarics.
Jan21coW6nt
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Book

-Thc "Bdt 4 Bal " is the title OF a new
paper printed at Hartford.
.-Every Saturday for June 18th is full o
good reading.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY We
have received the volume for 1867 from the
Publishers, Mcssrs. Gould & Lincoln, Bostor.
This is II Yearbook offacts in science and art,
exhibiting the most important discoveries and
Improvements in Mechanics, Useful Arts, Nat
ur;l Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy. Gcol-
ogy. Zoology, Botany. Mineralogy. M.terolo-
gy, Geography. Antiquities &C., with notes Of
the progress Of science during the years of
1s'aj-1, with list of recent scientific publica-
tions. II is Edited by Samuel knceland A. NJ .,
N. ID. &c. This volume has a spirited steel
engraving Of David A. Wells, the former Ed-
tor Of the work. Price 81. IS.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
SlNES NOTICES

AT Mason 4 IiAMLIN'S WAREIOUMs, l54
fremont Street, is reed organ which probably
SURPRISES any reed instrument ever male. In
the perfect success which has attended its con.
struc,ion, the problem has been solved of max
ing large organ entirely OF free reeds. 1t has
, two manuals with Il compass of sixty -onc notes
each, sixteen sets of reeds (siX being the great
est number used beiorc), twenty-five stops, and
pedal key board of twenty -scvcn notes. SOlac
Of the stops are of peculiar richness OF tone,
while in power and general effect. the instru.
mcnt only surprise every musician and lis.
t.acr. All the stops are operated on the pneu-
raatir principle, new feature in reed ins.ru-
mcnts, and many ingenious and valuable me-
chanicaiLeviscs are introduced which we have
n"t space to cnumeratc, but which add material
Is :o the effective working Of the instrument.
The ease is exceedingly beautiful. II fee f. inch.
cs high, and 9 feet, inches wide, and every
inch Of space is occupied. We have tried thi.
organ. and add our testimony to that of others,
that it gives new ideas as to the capacity of
reeds. And here We may say word in general
:,- 10 the Mason & lIamln Cabinet Organs
They are worthy the high ccoIniums they re-
cci,c. They range in price from S75 TO $1,000,
xccorlin; to size and style and are adapted To-.
the parlor. ycstry. school-room, or church. Mr.
i II. have already made between seventeen
and eighteen thousand instruments which are
sounding forth their praises in all quarters Of
the globc.-Boston C,ngregatiohattst.
Ladies' who desire to give all sucI, articles
o1 dress as come to the laundry, All unrivalcd
whitenc>> and purity, are recommended to use
ilr STEAM REFINED SCARS. We know of no
Others equally esteemed for efficiency and ccon-
Ony.
WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE Of tonic and
:atCr Criiatiyc medicines known, none is entitled
to more consideration than the Peruvian Syrup.
In xll eases Of cnfeeblcd and dclbrratcd eon-
>ttution it i the very remedy needed. The
mast positive proof of Ibis can De adducod.
~ horse i truly anoblc animal, and i,
capable of being taught more than any other
species Of the br,hc creation. He of,cn eNhib-
it, intelligence truly wonderful, a, well IL en-
ihu,iastic feeling. To preserve such horse
in a,l his glory. Use Sherdan's Cavalry Condi-
iion Powders.
Most Of the disease, incident 10 human
life. rcsnt from pain producing cause. and
may be cured by pain relieving agent, such
Bioc.'> Rheumatic Compound.
rCRE SAIEHAYCS.- - Everybody wants it,
and they Who find il are they that buy Pyic's
Salcratu~. which has no equal. 1t is the stand
ard throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, and New York. All fr>;.cla.s
grocer, kccpit
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Z Office OF FORECLOSURES.


whereas Robert G. Hagerhy Of Surry in the
conhiy OF Hancock ON the fourteenth dt' of April
\. d. 1850 by his mortgage Deed of that date by
nm n,y duly executed and recorded in Hanccc'< (
egletry Of Deeds, Nni. Il0, Page +3s Comvcyt TO
me undersigned: William NJ. Bridges, the following
described parcel of real estate Situated in said
Surry, and bounded as follows to wit:
bes inning about twor 4 south OF the dwelling
Hton'c tn formerly occupied by Dorithy Varnum on
the sontherly side Of the town road lca,ling to
Surry village thence westerly on the line between
iahd OF lIezckiali Means. and the lot herein de.
scribed to iodiy Pond. thence northcrly by the
shoTc OF said Tod'y Pond TO land of the said Hez.
ehi'h Means thence eastcrly on the tDwn-linc be-
tween surry, and urland TO the aforesaid town
roi thence by said road to the place Of beginning
WIN WIN az OF the dwelling house and the westerly
nan OF me barn standing on said premises except
ing anu acres of land in the n.
oi the lot herein described, de. dcd to Benjamin
arnnm also the undivided half of the Pasture to
the southard of said dwelling house
The condition. of said mortgage deed having
been broken, claim to fnrcclosc the same accord
ing to the statute in such cases made and provided,
and hereby give public n,ticc accordingly.
WILLIAM VI. BRIDGES,
By his ATTY
PARKER TICK,
Buckspori, May H. lsG7. 3w2l
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
rO CCMcUM .pTIY.E"

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
= lew weeks by very simple remedy, alter hav.
ing suffered for several wears with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease tonsuml tion-is
ANXIOUS to make known 10 his fellos su rerrrs the
means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send 4 copy OF the
prescription used tfee Of charge with the 'ii Get
ions for preparing aud using III. same, winch they
will find u st'RE ct.HE for Co>st ai'TIoN, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, Cou.Hs. Gems. and all Threat and
Lung Infectious. 1hc only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the Prc>cripti' m is 10 benefit the aliei
I'd, and spread information which he c"nccivcs to
lie invaluable, and he hopes every su ncrer Will try
his rcmcd', a. il will cost them noihi ng, and nay
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
EELL by return mail, will please address.
REV. EDWARD \. VII son,
ly.pli Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14

impurities: IL cxpels disease anil restores health
aud stimulates the organs Of life into vigorous
action. Hence it rapidly cures Il variety of com.
plants which arc caused by impu:ity OF tho blood
Sores, ErnDfions, Pia,ptes, Htoches, Boiis 81. IN
thongs Fire. Rose E,Hsijeias. 1e:ier or Salt
Rhenm, Se"M Uead Ring Uorm: Cancer or cancer
ons IMmors, Sore Eyes, Female Iiseases, such ~
Refcnfion, hTtguldrify. Suppression, Whtfs. S0.
flifr. also Syphilis teneral Diseases, Lirer Com
plants, and Heart Diseasee Try AYERS SARsts
rAEIiLA, and see for yourself the surprising aciv
iy with which il clcanscs the blood and cures these
disorders.
During late years the public have been miscd
ny large bottles, pretending to give quart Of EN-
have been frauds upon the sick. tor they not only
contain little. IL any, Sarasparilla, but oit"n no
curative ingredient whatever. Hence, bitter dis.
appointed has followed the use of the various cx.
tracts Of Sarsaparilla whrh flood the market until
The name itself has become Synonymous with inn
position and cheat. Still we call this compound,
"Sarsaparilla," and ntcndto supply such remedy
A. shall rescue the name from the load of obloquy
which rest. dpon it. We think we have ground for
class of DISEASES il is intended to cure. Ne can
assure the sick. that We Offer them the best altcra
i've we know how to- produce, aut we have rraso on
To believe, II j. by far the most cifcCtual purifier
ofthr blood yet discovered
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so universally
known To surpass every other medicine for the
cure of Coughs, Colds iuduuza, lIoarscncss, Group
bronchitis, Incirient Consumption. and for the
relief of ConsumlI,vc Patients III atlyancc stages
OF the disease HAT il is useless here to recount the
evidence of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR J. e. AVER 4 Co, Lowell
Mass, and sold by oil Druggists. and dealers in
medicine every ywnerI. MAY juno. 10
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Shipping 1ourual.
PORT OF SOU III wGsrHAaBoR.
Nj \. IL RI E d.

,worh,--Iunc jth. BY a. r. Burnham Esq,
Mr.. Leonard 4. Maddox, and Mrs. Caroline l.
Moore, both oil T..
June, sh--lsy same Mr.. abraham Sargent, Jr.
and Mrs Ellen : Bonzcy, all OF j..
Ell~worth,-June 9Th, BY Rev. =. Tcan"y, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Edward r.
Robinson and Miss Abbic sarah, daughter of
Erastu- Rctiman, Esq, all u; h.
June llth,-Iy same nj the Congregational Par.
sonagc, Mr. James l.. Ilradwell. OF MariaSiilc
AID Miss. Amelia =, Jordan, OF Ellsworth.
W"st Brook svic,-.Iunc 6th, by Ecv. W. W.
bow, Capt. George II. Taplcy, and Miss. Mary
Barker Mills.
Trinont,--Junc Ist. by l.. Il. Wyman Esq. Mr..
ncrmon ID. Gilbert, OF Trenton. and Miss. Mary A.
Lall,y, OF fremont.