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and for their friends, while the Irish, for the
want Of sound Judgment, have voted with
and for their enemies. 1t Is a well-known
fact that the Know-Nothing party at the
South prior to the rebellion cast their votes
as general thing with the secession De-
mocracy, and were in many instances the
leaders of the secession movement. And
yet the Irish Democracy (nor were they
alone in their mistake) voted the same
ticket. During the war and since the war
they have generally voted with the party
that has persistently opposed the principle
that the majority shall rule, and that has
sought to ally itself to the old Know
Nothing secession party of the South. There
can be but one reason for all this. Their
ignorance has been more powerful than
their selfshness. If the laborlng whites,
Irish, German, or American, propose 10
crush the laboring masses Of the South be-
cause they are black, it is evident that their
protested generation for democratic prin-
ciples can be nothing less than selfish
hypocrisy. The British house Of lords
might, with the same race-hating pride OF
supremacy, continue to all eternity to hang
Fenians and impose church rates upon the
people of ireland. There is as much justice
in the hatred borne by Englishmen toward
Irishmen as there is in that gener-
ally borne by our Irish Democracy
toward the blacks Of the South.
There is also much more practical sense
in it. The British opponents of Ireland's
spirit of democracy do not belong to the
laboring classes. They are aristocrats,
pulled up with the idea that they were born
to rule, and, to carry out their tyrannous
policy, act as one man. Our Irish Demo-
Gratis appeal to and receive the sympathies
of Americans because of their prosecutions
by the English aristocracy, while they have
voted with party pledged to degrade the
laboring masses of the South by Withholding
from or rObbing them of the ballot and its
protection. Labor in this country should not
commit suicide. The interests of the freed
men of the South and the laboring masses
Of the country can not be otherwise than
identical. Then why should labor stand
arrayed against labor? That class of
Americans who woHld make ssrfs Of the
freedmen would, if it were possible, make
serfs of the Irish also. If our Irish fellow
citizens would look deeper than the surface
of the word democracy we believe that
they would see in the future an absolute ne
cessity for the reinforcement of the laboTing
mans vote by the million colored votes Of
the South. Irish Democrats and colored
Republicans are in the same boat, because
they belong to the laboring classes of the
country; and labor, disjOinted, disOrganized
by race hatred or party passions can &C
cOmplish nothing in the end but its own
ruin.
All laboring men, of whatever race or
nationality, and all who love liberty and
shonld belong to and vote with
the great Republican party, the only party
in this country which seeks to make labor
honorable, and the poor man the peer Of
the rich.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07

We congratulate the Republican party
and the state On the fact that the nOmina-
tons already made in the country are gem
orally Of the very best citizens. Many
members Of the constitutional convention
have been nominated for members Of the
legislature, where the experience they have
acquired in the convention will be Of great
service to the state. Other gentlemen Of
character and influence have also keen
Nominated for the legislature, and It is
probable that this body viii contain intel
lSst and integrity Of = high order, There
Il one great danger, heweyer, to which our
lfiehds IN the country are exposed thai
81 dividing their vote between two candi-
dates for the same eEiee, and thas enabling
he rebels, who viii vote sOlidly for one
q elect thair candidate.
| This must be guarded against Nomina'
lions which ere fairly made shonld be man
limousiy supported, and boilers should b
| disoOuntenancsS ~ aIs irue Republicans.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.

The subscription price of this paper IS
sic year, and the same rates for one-halt
OF opl-quaFteF Of q year, payable in ad'
vance. The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates by leaving
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plying to the carriers, and payment can be
made at this Office or to the carrier.
The Weekly REPUBLCAN is FIVE dollars
year, payable in advance. the Sunday
REPUBLICAN, delivered by carriers, is also
Eve dollars year. payable in advance.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBL

have sold my interest in the Ruth q,
and Concert Saloon to Mr.. GEORGE ~
order that may devote my whole time !
portant canvass now pending in this STAT
use every proper endeavor to secure the u
the Constitution and the success of the p,
publican party.
recommend my successor TO the favor .
friends. n
apo TT JOHN P. BPn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEB
Ofthe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, the only Organization representing the Re
publieans of the whole state, passed Janua-
ry 80, 1868:
Resoyved, That all members of the Cen,
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
The nominees of the State Nominating Con
yention of our party shall be regarded as
disorcanizers, and their seats shall be de-
clared vacant. Adopted--yeas %, nays l..
WHEREAS, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy OF the Republican party Of Louis
lana. therefore
RESOLVED, That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee. and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
LrcAN as the organ Of our party and OF this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
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DEAFNESS-DEAFNES
nR- w l. DAVIS

DIR. W. L. DAVIS,
Aural Surgeon and Consulting Ophthalmic
has removed TO 81 Canal street, between i
Franklin.
DR.. Davis can be consulted daily st his Of
Hours of consultation on Deafness and
Affections, 10 to-. mhsi
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Criminal ShsnR-A. P. DUMAS,
Owl SheriR-JoHN n DAVIS.
OoFonor LIST and sth Districts, and Algiers-Ilr, W
H HIRE =
Coroner ID and Sd Distriots--Dr N. P. AVILA
DistEics Atsomay-HRNRY o. DtBBLE
judge First Dlasriot Uoust--w ". HOWE
Clerk First nistEica Ceurt-THDRAg LEON.
sIades sseoad District oourt-R II SHANNON
Clerk Second District Uoart-8 b PACKARD
Judge Third District Court--J X BELDEN.
Clerk Third District Court-F. G. LLORENs.
Judge Fourth District Court--y r. BOYD.
Clerk Fourth District oourt--A RoUGFLOP.
Judge Firth District Ooart-OH IS. LFAUMONr
Clerk Fiith District Oourt--L A. sNAER
JndGe sixth District Court-ALANsON b LONG
elask sixth Districs OOurt-HENRY R HUBERT.
eladss Aeyunth District OOurt-aTEPHENS. FISH.
alark q Seventh DISTRICT court-R DULUO.
Jnssleea ~ me Peace ana constahIes.
First Justaos-E snFFoRD Conss.ble-TER.
hhohO COOK Second Justice-A- SHELLEY;
SsasiAi'is--'s AsAEs " QUINN Third Justice,
~ = AA0AAffi opn4tahle- RICHARD
KkNNER, Fourtn Justles,-JOs. g. BAUM.
oon.ta1ls : Gap ana EUoEHR MEiLIRUR.
giita Jasties eAlsiers. hUGENE MocA RTHY:
oonsiahie-5olaN P. OAEEriAR slnsh .Jns.
TED, D NAoKAYi con.sahls--1.Ron
STATE Tax Asseussra.
Gbtg o. New orleana-I ". MENARD. 1oS. &
LAANk1s W. o KINSEkLA, GEORGE
OAAR Right B4ah-E q BRUNkTr.
state Tax csiaeassrs
NiEst Diatrict-FRAE @. MAaAK. soee.d d..
aEirt-RI9T9R eERoDfAa. Third Disassas--
q. O RIaANDIH Fourih nialliot--Is. p. Oh
0I,osLANGR Aigisrs-N. 3 EaEVn.KR
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4As grad mass ~ King II Congo soaass
seems to have comp ,stely der,srsliqss ~ g.
1F9sas TaliaisEe5 ebel cssdldstes. ~ NJ
~, 'lO.4Anp No turned ont with ons
-l1a sag OAs = essrminasion to rasify he
sli.AslOns = ey had made might we'll
-ppAn ne go asest heArt among thsir oppo-
I. .spl1 rlop i ths grand gathering Of aiteaa
-. 49, sySl vOteSs il COage square is
blocks % thereedy asaemblaee
IN hundred men IN asaall room
uecond floor Of 205 Caual street,
~. a. boilers have their headquarters.
son . fson The sublime 70 %
W. Euaf that hereassE eal
ads win stop writing aaa
Y tleIng eglg ealviaiOnan il Kspuls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07

aaegiaterl RegistsEl RegislerP' says 2
Camp street contemporary 70 iia rebel pa
lkons rs, register, hut don't 60 70 jAll
es-a worse placa-ior n01miiiing perjury
Leievary loyal man Who has not dune
a fseister Al once. 0as uoie may decide
tke nslull "a he e|ig 81 Nsg orleanai "a
.Is ioyri mn ahp es est Ibat gsta 50
aos ia esIltsl.
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SECONDHAND FURNfTdl

Bought by the single piece or in bull
breaking up housekeeping and Wishing 4
block sud avoid the Inconvenience of aue,
requested to call. Furniture neatly REM
Vanished on reasonable terms. Furniture
hire, and particular attention paid to moYia
P. N. T0UREE
mbs In 20 l40 Customhouse, near DauphiI
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Il KsOLUTION OF THE REP UBEIC-
AN STATE NOMINATING CON-
VENTION ON JANUARY AS 1865

RESOLVED, THAT We HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LIVES, OUR FORTUNES, AND DUB sAoBED
HONOR TO THE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL RE
PUBLICAN PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.
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BOARD on REGIsTRATIoN,
New Orleans March n, ls08.

! KsoW NEEI73l7 > ~ 1I1 - ~ 2
At regular meeting Of the board, held on
Friday, March a. 1868, the following reso.
luton WIS adopted:
rnent of the tax collectors and sheritts
throughout the state with the state treas
urer, Is fixed in the original tax ordinance
adopted by the constitutional convention
December "a, 1867, section 4, be extended to
the first day of May, 1868"
BY virtue of the above ordinance, APP
proved March 3, 1868, / hereby notify all
state that they continue to collect the con-
vention tax up to the first Of May next
They are further instructed that the
penalty imposed for non-payment OF said
tax, which penalty was revoked until after
March 20, will be enforced from that date.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
mh2s d&Wtmyl
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O F. # I "a l.

The Beard Of Registration.
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CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers of votes cast were
duly elected to compose the board of regis
tration created by ordinance passed by the
Louisiana constitutional convention at its
session of February Is, 1868, to-wit:
Messrs. 8. B. PACKARD,
N. UNDERWOOD,
j. H. INGRAHAM,
]. S. HARRIS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
@. H. HEMPSTEAD,
G. W. WICKLIFFE.
New Orleans, March IL, 1868.
JAMES G. TALIAFERRO,
President.
Attest:
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WILLIAM v1GERs, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi'
nance and resolution. the board Of registra'
ton adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min
,,tes 81 the nroeeedings of this board. to-
gether with all prOclamatioDs, resolutions.
snd other legal notices be published in tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAN, the New Orleans
Advocate and the Homer Rad
On motion, resolved that the official pa
pers of this board be required to publish
the constitution In their regular issues until
the days of election, inclusive, to be paid al
the regular rates fixed by the convention.
8. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
+, @. RICHARDSON, Secretary
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AND
COMMON LARnRERs

COMMON LABoRERs,
To build large Grain Elevator on the
merry occupied by the Louisiana Rope NJ
ing Company, on Levee, between Pleasan
mony, at which place contracts win he n
dlately for above materials and men.
n. o. ELEVATOR AND WAREHOl
ape lot
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WANTED.

TIMBER, .f
LUMBER,
STONE,
BRICK,
SAND,
LIME,
oARPEn
am
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
-FoR TaE-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
AND
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

The following are the nominations, as far as com
pleted, made by the Regular Homin ating Conven.
Sion Of the Radical Republican Party for Parish and
Municipal Officers.
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.

MUNICIPAL. TICKET.
Mayor Of New orieaas--SETH W. LEWIS.
Oontruller-sT FELIX oASANAvR. Street Com.
missioner-WILLIAM BAKER.
Recorders.
First Distriet-JOHN P. BECKER Second Dis.
trict-E GENE STAEs. Third Dstriet--J.
MAssIC0E Fourth Dstriet-WII.IIAbd
WEBER
Aldermen.
First Distrist-JoHN NJ G PARKER. W. q. Me.
CONNELL, and PATRICK HA2NAN Second
Distrios-J A. RAYNAI., LUDGKR 3D.
sUILisR. Fhird District-.-L. PESsoU, OSCAR
PoYNor. FOURTH Distriot-A JEHI.EN and
EDMOND FLOOD.
Assistant Aldermen
First Ward. Second Ward ". B. ARM
STRONG, j. B. NOBLE. Third Ward-W.
PEMBRRFoN, Q. CAMP. Fourth Wsrd-,J
H. mGRAHAMs LEWIS BANKS. F,ftb
Ward-CH kLEs GRANDPRR Sixth Ward
a. ST II GER Seventh Ward-E O. MORPHy
Eighth Ward HENRY SCHULTZ Ninth
Ward--cSGAR AIasEN Tenth Ward-GEO
soHANf2 Eleventh Ward-YoRICK CAMP
BELL
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F0R RRNT.

e.ls-fsSs~s-s--.-r1-l--
nga RENT "A f,ARGE AND 81,
II etaFe-aDeci the lno1t IN the cifg--ko-
ntleaf. l,snH Cnrcnda let street II "a Eusc1,
icing divided into two stores. Io . sGsdl
n HhhOE, no. aston buildll
as2 ou1nar Of Camp sad Common ;
no RHWT.--A NEWLY BUILT 9W0l
Il E4tef Dwelling. With ~ modern eonve
ia. 8 Hszapart sireot, a low doors abos.
atFAaa HaaeFi01 given uumo4ia1alY. y
ID. Garnon. Me- ast0gy HuiidinR
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VIZ. VIGERs, Secretary.

Be il ordained by the constitutional con-
vention OF the state of Louisiana, That the
board of registration created by ordinance
adopted by the convention February 10,
1868, shall have authority to enforce the
collection Of the taxes levied by the several
ordinances of the convention, and to per-
form any and all duties appertaining to
the same.
Adopted in convention this third March,
1868.
JAMES G. TALIAFERRO,
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Gaty Of New oEleana--I. ". lEENAlgD. Jos q
LANKx, VI o KINsEkLA. CEoRan
CARR Right Baah.-E. j. BRuNKTr
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llsll -nlset-e EORcE v. NADER, nAr1n
WItAoH. SOLOMON r. NOSES. 6ssoaa D.
Had J. CAMPBELL. p b s. PINCH
d nistiss--T- v. cOBR1kNB
eAxTR FoRrih Diaera
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
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FIRST District-FRAEOis O. MAaAK. soao.d ps..
tEirt-YIgT0R eKR0DfAa Third Dissrsas--
O. O. EI.ANDIH. Eonrih niaiiot-E p. On
0IosLANGE, Aleisns-V. r. EaKvu.fR
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REVOLUTIONS OF THE CENTRAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.
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WANTED TO LEAsR-FoR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
w fine Residence, with without Furnlture one or
Of Land with good Barn; VIII yearly IA adj
Near New York school and depot. Apply at
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yIyANTED-BY FAMILY OF ADULTS, A WELL
furnished Floor, not less than four rooms with mod
ern improvements suitable for light housekeeping; rent
moderate. Address, stating prce and full particulars
Writer. station ID.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

yrlIE Advertiser, having been fcsiofed to health
4 in few weeks. by a very simple remedy
lnng Affection. and that dread disease Consump.
tion-is an xious TO make known TO his fellow saf
ferers the means OF cure.
TO nm who desire il he will send IL copy OF the
presctipton used (free of ehargc) with the direc-
lions tor preparing and using the same, which they
will find n SIRE CT RE FOR CONSUMp1foN. As1It.
MA BRoSCHITfs, sc. The only object, Of the ad-
xestiser in sending the Prescription Is 10 benefit
the afflicted and spread information which he con
eeives TO bo Invaluable; and he hopes every suhcr-
erwill Try his remedy, as it will cost them noth-
ing, and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please adj
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ia south second 81. Wiliiamsburgh, Kings toun
~. New York. IfsrfN !.
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To Females.
DR.. FREDERICK MORRILL,, Ply

stefan and Surgeon, gives exclusive attention To
Diseases of Women. lie has made Diseases Oh
women his smdy' for The past twenty years His
practice has been extensive both In hospital and
In private practice, His reputation has vouchers
in an the city papers his PATIENTS and the medi-
cal profession, boti here and sbroad Ms being the
most skilliu specialist here, and athorough mas
ter OF all sexual diseases.
Or. Morrill, Is admitted by the best medical
talent Of the country 10 have no equal III the
treatment of Female Complaints, and 1t is no UNI
usual occurrencc for physicians in regular rrae.
,ice to recommend patients TO him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his specially
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and snrgically, with private apart
ments duri sickness, and with old and expert.
enced nurses, If they wish.
The poor advised free OF charge. Physicians or
ratients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
al enclosing the usual fee, VIII be answered by
return mall.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country.
Office No. IS HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
spieylG
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and All
The effects of youthful discretion will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need IL, the recipe and direction for making the
simple rencdy by which he was cured. Sufferers
can do so by addressing, in perfect confdencr,
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
<tl No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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Simmer Roses.

The perfume of roses is not more agreeable 10
the senses than c. a. Richards Il co.'s celebrated
VINE BITTERs, that are made from pure sonoma
wine. Peruvian bark and other hoalth.givhg
things sold almost everywhere by -grocers ana
druggists.
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VIM. j. PEBBLE,
L,lnrk of nsiricf Cnnl.t of said Distri
Z rebate 4gotess.

10 The Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
b. H. Mace, creditor Of estate OF Joan Somes,
widow of John c. SOmes, late Of fremont, and
Nathaniel Colt, late Of Nit. Desert. i'll said county
deceased, respectfully represen-s: that said de
ceased died on the e3d day of July, and 18th day
of January, =. D., 1865, respectively, intestate
seized aud posses sed OF estate in said County,
which ought to be administered according to law ;
that said estates consist OF 100 acre Bounty Land
Warrant each. No. 1906, 5l2. and lo6, 553 respect
lively. Wherefore your petitioner prays that the
administration of said estates may be granted to
said Mace.
Nov. 4th, 1883.
and for the tbunty of Hancock, ON the first
Wednesday OF December, a. u. Isis
q On the foregoing Petition, Orered;-1hat the
Petitioner give notice o all persons Interested by
causing II copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon, TO be published three weeks successfully
in the ELLSWORTH American Il newspaper printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at II Probate
Court TO be held at Ellsworth, in said County, ON
the first Wednesday Of january nest, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, il any
they have, why the PRAYER al SAID petition should
not he granted.
Attest ;-GEO. A. DYER, Register.
\ true copy of the petition and order of Court
thereon. As t'E D, y. DYER Register.
To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the cSun-
~ of Hancock.
The unders igned widow Of James r. Condor,
late oil Dedham, in said county deceased re>pcct-
fully represents that said deceased died possessed
Of Personal Estate am Inventory of which ha>
been duly returned iatn the Probate OhicP; that
her circums tanrrs render 1t necessary that she
shoulii have more ot said personal estate thnl shi
is entitled to IN distribution thereof; she there
fore pTays il.at your HoRJf ole1 grant Her ual.
allowance out 0l said personal i4stat, ha O(f
discretion you may determine Aere-@. ~ aHtt p-'i-
er, and also appoint eoihin!szio sters 10 att ou ar
dover in the real estate OF hrr said mshaHi.
ABRA u. JoNpON.
Sept. 2sth Isis, = u n
,f,ts. ~.
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|. Ripe Grapes.

The rich ripe grapes that grow on the vine clad
hills of sonoma Co.. california produce the wine
and in the valleys and forests some of the prin-
cipe plants from which c. A. Richards & cos. So.
MONA wine bitters made.
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NJ a II r | Il d.

Ellsworth-bv Rev. VIM. II. savary. Mr.. Levi G
Beckwith, of Ellsworth, TO Miss. Almena T. Lang
lev. Of East Trenton. a-h
Ellsworth-Dec Is by Rev. +. L. Lakewood
Mr.. W alter J. clark OF Ellsworth. aud Miss Mar
saret Hammond, of Surry.
Haneocb-Dec. 5, 1865. Mr.. B. }. Bagley, Of Ellis
worth, and Miss. Hattie NJ Butler, OF Hancock
Eden-by B. II. Higgins, Mr. Petit all Barter
of Trenton, and AIRS. Joannas. Lear, OF Mt. Dcs-
rrt.
Surry-Dec. II, Mr.. Jeremiah {. Young. and
Mrs. Rebecca Young, both of surry.
surrv-Mr. george W. Treworgv and Mis-. Lou
ise A. Green, both of Surry
West Gorld sbero-by Fred +. King sley. Esq,
Mr. Joshua Dunbar, OF Hancock, and Mrs. NJ. +.
Robbins, of sullivan.
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WANTED, AG NTS, p s1'iS s1G.

w I'M Ell tn ~ y ~ rT1'7I1II1'
everywhere, male and female, to Introduce the
Genuine improved common sense Family Sewing
Machine. This machine will stitch hem, fell, tuck
quilt. cord, bind, braid and embroider in most
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machine that viii stronger, more beautiiu III,
or more elastic seam than ours. IL makes tho
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch II
be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
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only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
A Wine Glass

OF c. A. Richards Il Cos sOSOMh WINE BIT
TERR taken once OF twice day, will give you an
appetite and restore your strength. sold by gro.
GERS and drugg st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
Merchants Line.
BOSTON & PENOBSCOT RIVER
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

The Steamship WIN. TIBBErrs
twill run weekly during the Winter
=, between Winterport and 3oston
AM r 3 r. 5=A' 20 ~ r ''l
Retnrning1wM leave Rowe,s warf, Boston, ey
cry tHCHSDhL at u NJ. touching at Bueksporl
Sandy Point, Belfast and Tenants IIarbor
Freight taken at reasonable rates
Also good accommodations for passenger
are from ihterport ana Bncksport. $500
Meals extra. eset
For further information enquire OF
sAh ID. W. q. FOLSOM, Agent
8uckspsrt Dee. 81 1858. s2ti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
u O II 1 G. !!

office 10 hereby given thai application Win be
J made to the next Legislature for m act in
Ellsworth, Dec, 1G, 1s0S' EUcESE HALE & ais.
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