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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below give the location and name Of Churches
yssPs.; IN lSsssion
fse xiee and
and
:. 8: j 6.
Aes 81 Wesf ds1 Msss s ds aa %
Sunday at e. g. and TO- Sermon At 10 O'clock in
Hsn %ass At g. e " and
s. Sse1e"s Mapo'sss Avs,s r Yer
BY Instructions and Benediotion-one Sunday in Eng
az G
fs k xassg sx
IS. r. Rev James Sheeran. G SIS. r., Assistants Week
sss%Sa g at Seosf. Evening Do
Jacobs
;ss x1 sas ss ss ss e
r, Rev. Father DeHams c. g. R. Week day Mass at
ESsHns san s e
IN Sad 81 tn w on
grsaiine snd 4osgiiai stress-ysry Rev q: Raymond,
Cd S!s4ass o4s,ss' ysss.is. s,ss Ss..sss. Cafe.
s. s iss 81 a.
ss nas Sermon at 10
ssss e. e.
q and To- sermon Il 10: vsspsrs # sslssf =.
I'd
as. At ss Rs Father
TO- Sermon, in French at 10 o'clock vespers BEN
Pa.seis oSsrsS Camp street. as.,oee eiro and julio
Htas father psssSr x Father
7ocock Sunday at 6, and 10. Sermon at 10 O'Clock.
e. r. Re 4 5ss S% & SR KsS
Rev. James , 1unSsan N Mass week days and
No. at p
Fsher 81 st. Ss sad sss 1S S
leau, Rev. Father Borias Week day Mass at o'clock
a ososk at " and H. Sermon at
s. ans o1 s. rag se's: Fe nc and
at oclock: Sunday, and o. Sermon at o. Vespers
Sc nd s.
day Mass at sGG,y at and TO- Sermon at
ode"et tSSsssKcT Father 4 j FoIteT: Week dy Mass
One sunday in French and one Sunday in English. Yes
pclS NJ ~ - clock.
Am,uqeatiga Church eora'r # Manderi1c and Morales
Eeey S Ithep D pnstSr WSckdRy Mass
pers at 4 o'clock.
81 Peers c4reh Craps street oet,gee Aarigqy Smd
Mdndcrue Strcts-Rev. FathcrC Moynihan, Rev Father
HtzEibbO1 bon IL Week day Mass at 81 o'clock Sunday
ST Rose de Lima, Bayou street beteen Dorgenois and
RTodd Streets-ltev Father l.. MttclbrUnn Week day
Mass at o'clock. Sunday at a and H. Sermon Mt 10
o clock. Ncspcrs Mt o'clock.
tH0pc' NJ the Irs,Sine Convent Third Distric-Ycry
Rev Nj. Perchc, Chaplain. Mass Sunday at 81 and
"a o'clock.
ST. lh'S Church Gretna.-On Sundays, at o'clock,
Low Mas: a o'clock High Mass, and Sermons in
English and German every alternate Sunday; at 81
o'clock Ncspcrs and Bencdiction.
Holg CROSS (HdLe Orphan lsyltun,) independence
stree, THIRD District-Iey Fathers Condor Shorts and
TuOly
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NEW ORLEANS Ja,,,,r,.,,

NE" UILEANs, January ~, 1863
]; CHARLES II; LtZENBERti, District Attorney in
ana for the FIRST Jucia District Parish of Orleans do
hereby certify that have carefully examined the fore
going Charter of the Now Orleans Catholic I,cotnn
Company and that find nothing therein ronTy to the
an" 'lo ia"s or the State of Louisiana.
r.... 49, c. EUZENBURG.
J. NJ. ODIN.s TIIjN 4 : r S WI ~ - - NJ
~ ~ IhISCiE. JOHN Il. DUFFY G. S. r.,
EiIh IinLION, John FLANAGAN.
p. G. M0IIAN. D. p SEAMAN
w. j. CASTELL, w, u, LANCASTER feo
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-07
xoR1I1o srAa AID CATHOLIC xEssEHeER'
Irish Servant Girls.

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JUNE :, 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Democratic Thuud,- as Harm
less as Heat Ligrtni gas
lib clouS as lis f. s..

Articles which have appeared in the Re
publican Journal. have been. for I'll past
few weeds circulated ihr, ugh Eastern
Maine by II process unknown to civilized
political warfire-men have cen hired tc
20 round by night and creep up to the
houses OF Lpl al citizens. aud deposit one
of their papers. and then run away. o +
Information leads us to suppose, that after
going the rounds in one town. these timer
ant night politicians lay by during the
day, and .he next night visit the neighbour
ing town. Why is this business done un-
der the cover of dark The answer is
given by the libel allegation
which weekly appeal oumns of
these pubiicat ions thus circuGtted-a speci
men of which we are called upon to notice
by a communication from an honest and
high minded gentleman. who has the for
time to hold tie post Office at sullivan. 1t
wonld seem that the leader. of the Democ-
racy have no regard for wholesome regu
lations in any department Of our govern
ment. They attack each in turn. where.
ever and whenever it suits their pariizm
purposes. Some weeks whole columns
are devoted to the affairs of the Gus ON
House The same rit actrlatcs those
leaders to make false representations
against any oil 'er Of the Governments
however we'll he may p-rf3rm hi, duty
however necessary for he government and
the people. hi, 0tfit ial position. We feel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
The Soldiers Of the late Union
Army.

No political contest since the close of
the late rebellion has brought ont 50 mach
feeling among "our boys III blue" as is now
exercising this Important, element in the
Republican Ranks. We rrcollrct in the
tlnc oI victory. as we'll rs in the darkest
hours Of defeat. the Inspiration that was
kinllel up all along tn line of butte, as
thousands of voices joined in the chorus -
John Browns bady is dangling in the
air - ''we'll hang jefferson Davis on IL
sour apple tree " Sc &c. The contest
in arms may be over. but John Blowu's
spirit is still marching on. and honest
nnion soldiers can step t, no other music
jeff Davis goes uxpun>hcd. Courts may
acknowledge his bonds. and give him liher-
iy bat there is tribunal of public opin.
ion, which is und at the polls. Here we
find our remedy. Again let the columns
be formed, aud let Richmond be taken on
the lith Of Scp,-and the rebel synpa
thisers. disar.ntd an dlsl.alteira, viii
reach APPROXIMATION Court House Dc 3i
when all that is left of til, spin. If the re.
belllon will be forever crushed How true
the song nnw as formerly, tramp. TRAMP.
the boys are marching ="
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
How men make figures lie.

| One of tic most persistent falsehoetls OF
the peripateic Democratic speakers. from
the copperhead Pillsbury down to the gar
rulous Fitzgerald. is, the public debt has
not been lessened. We take the following
from the last official report OF the Secreta.
~ of the Treasury: after stating that the
National debt should be paid as last as
possible he says:-The ris hit starr in the di.
rection suggested has bccu made SINCE
THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1865. THE
DEBT HAS BEEN REDUCED S2j6.lS5,l21. 43.
NOW II such ductun could be madc
while the industry Of on. thin d part OF the
country, by reason of the war and TIE un-
settled state OF IFS political affairs has b en-
exceedingly depressed. and the other two
thirds have b. 10 means cXcrt"d their fail
productive power. and notwithstanding
the liberal appropriations for bouni,5 &c
why should not the reduction so success
fully commenced continue without ter
ruption until every dolla Is EXT suishel?
In another place he snyS:-
Since the first day of September 1865.
dcbtedness, and the five per cent otcs
have all been p id. with the exception of
small amounts Of etcl n,f presented for
pavmcnt.) the compound interest notes
h,i been reduced fro II 33l1.02t 600 ell
SIS .o40. and the seven and ihrcc-rerth
notes from $3.50. 900 900 TO 1887 97S. 800:
the United States notes ncndng the frac-
uonal currency from Sl5).JJ5 81 81 TO
S}S..S1l. 411 80. whlc the cash in thu
Treasury has been increased from sSS.2
055,l3 TO sl33.99S. 392 OF. II is true that
the funded i.ot was iicrc sell tlrrin, this
time. bat the increIse il II 1t ne IT - itrs
as the reduction stated above f,nts up.
VIII the reader bear In mind that This
Report was made To Con ress Ang. Bra
1867. 1t WAS. and is. the authorized report
OF the financial condition OF The country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Me. EnIT0R

MIR. LD1FOR:
Silver Ore has recently been discovered
upon the farm of Reuben Curtis In Pcnob-
scot. Attention was first directed to 1t BY
the surface rock. which exhibited indiea-
tons of volcanic origin and upon inspec-
ton by a practical geologist of Boston was
pronounced to he fine specimen of gold
quartz. identical with that of the Rocky
Maintains. and predicted that gold W uld
be found ten or fifteen fee; below the sur
afcp.
The farm has been leased to Sibin Hutch
ms. DEW. c. Collins aud Joseph ID. Leach
for "A term of years, and exploration com,
menced.
An excavation of fl We feet in depth re-
vcals the silver ore in abdnd. Ics: ard
whether gold will be iound. rs sill Egcstcd
by the Professor remain. TO be proved
Parties passing this way may see sptei-
mems AT the Pos, Ofi.r. or nj the store OF
Josiah Var. um. or can if they wish visit
til "dingins" in til : vicinity.
PENoBscoT AUG. "a 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Were L. S. Bonds ever taxedS

A subscriber asks the above question.
and requests au answer. We answer, No.
He also inquiries if the Government
ever issued bonds before the present war.
We answer, Yes.
We do not have the means at hand to
determine when the Government first
issued bonds. but am of the impression that
it was during Washingtons Administra,
ton. We turn to tho Report of the pres
cut Secretary of the Treasury and find the
following summary of the Acts of Con
ercss creating bonds. extending back to
1871. during President Harrisons Adj
ministration and extending through the
administrations Of Mr.. Polk. Mr.. Pierce.
and Mr.. Buchanan:
Acts July 81. l54l. and April Is til 1912
anthoriz I'd a loan Of s l2. 100000 and
S 100000 respectively, running twenty
years. and bearing six per cent interest
ActJuly %, 1917 authorizing % 000.-
900, hearing on interest not exceeding six
per cent aud redeemable after Dec 81.
1867.
Act March 81. l54S. authorized loan
Of 8 10. 003. ORC, reimbursahle at any
time after twenty years from July lst.
1913.
Act OF Sept. 9 III $780, authorized the
issu. Of ) 10. 900. 900. in bonds hearing
5 per cent interest and redeemable at the
end Of fourteen years.
This sum was to indemnify Texas & c.
Then the Secretary named the old funded
and uafunded debt. consisting of unclaimed
dividends upon stocks issued before the
year 1900, aud those Issued during the
war of 1912.
Ac, of Dec q, 1857. authorized an
issue of $50 600, 900 in Treasury notes,
bearing interest not exceeding s per cent. !
T. he re 'eemed after one year from issue.
Act Of jane l4th 1858. under the Demo .
Graf C Mr.. Buchanan. authorizing u loan Of
S 90. 0oJ. 900, rc;,Abursahle at the option I
Of the Governmen, at any time after fl
teen Years from January !, 1859. These
mus, he s,ill outstanding. Dbl that Dem
ocratic Administration ever think of tax.
ing thoSc bonds!
lot june 90. 1860. authorized a loan of
q. 000 900. reimbursable at "A period
not beyond twenty years and not less than
ten.
Act Dec Il, 1850. still under Mr.. Blu.
,hanan } authorizing 2 10, 600. go. in
Treasury notes to be redeemed after one
ear.
Act of Feb s. 1861, { still Democratic)
authorized loan of ) 25, 600. 600. rem-
'ursahie at period not exceeding twenty
ears. and not less than ten.
Act of March 5. 1861. authorizes a loan
f ) 10, 000 0G0. reimbursable after ten
ears &c &c.
We have ;hus run through the acts un
Ter Democratic rule. authorizing loans. !
o show that VIXEN those dear lovers of the |
people had the power. that they never
honght of taxing bonds.
We hope our readers will run over this
list of acts. and then turn upon Ike Dam.
'crats and ask .hcm why they never before
Lough! of taxing bouds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
knotherL Lie.

The Portsmouth News has recently
published an article which has been crcu-
lated extensively in the lst COMPRESSION.
al district by night politicians which are
perambulating every country in our State.
Among other matters it alleges: That
Hon. John Lynch paid $50 600 for certain
property, which he knew the Government
must have for the new Custom House in
Portland, and now asks 5000, 900 for the
same, and proposes if elected to Congress
to engineer an appropriation bill for that
amount. The argus ;, Portland, Dem
ocrat,c, published the same, hut the next
day to use the editors own language. 1t
"eheerfuHy gave place to Mr.. Lynca's cx-
PLANTATION. which is simply this :
That he Lynch happens to own near
the s;te of the new Custom House, come
wharf properly, which he has held for Ct,
teen years. which il not needed for Coy
ernment use. il it were otherwise he would
gladly sell it for what it cost him. $I5.-
90 and interest hut that he 81 ouId vote
in Congress against any appropriation for
such an object, for he considered tie ap-
unnecessary.
Tins orr readers see that in the west
is we'll az in the east how our officers and
pnblis men are falsely represented aud
when a supposed political pc
dcssitT requires IT,. 'Phc rnbKc canno.
irpsl any thing chat appears in thess anon
yiseIs lapers,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Smart talk and Quick Back
ing out.

Two ardent Democrats of Castine, re
turning home from the Democratic Con
gressional and County Convention held in
Ellsworth, week before last. went round to
Bucksport and tarried all night In the
morning on their way home they met a
sturdy Republican with his team going to
Bucksport. Ths Democrats stopped and
invited the Republican t, drink. (each par
ty was unknown to the othcr) The Repuh-
liean, said he had lived 81 years without
drinking any Intoxicating liquor and there
fore he must decline to accept the invitation
to commence ut this late day. The follow
ing colloquv then com nenced:-
Dem.-YOu are q id black Requb-
lean. then
Rep.-Well, don't know as that is any
ofyonr bninrss.
Dem You do vote that ticket then
Rep-Yes, vote the Republican tick
ct.
Dem.-Well yon have insulted us, and
| will give you id licking.
Rnp.-I dan'tknow how have insa lied
you. and Id'n't a;out the licking.
Dcui. Getting out Of his chaise
guess you don't know who ytu are talking
to,
don't know as care think vou no
gentlemen.
Dsm.-Comc down from your team and
take a licking.
Rep Grtting DOWN am down aud if
you want to lick me. h Ir in
2ad Den.-Ynu don't know who you are
talking to. We have been to the Demo.
cratic Convention. and Won have insu,ted
us. aud we will give you ii licking
Rep dnut care for the pair of you,
and if Won W AT to lick ,ne hoe in. aud |
will promise Yea. th,t you will not attend
any more Democratic meetings. Fhe two
Democrats. CONCLUDED to leave. after so
much threatening. without any further
demonstration in the fi.hting line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Republican Meetines

Governor Walter Hartman, of n Hamp-
sheir, will speak ut The following places
Brooksvil'c, Aug. 81.
Surry, Sept. l..
Gould,boroush. sept.2.
Ellsworth, Sept.3.
Hon. VIM L. Frye will speak at the follow
ing places
Chcrryi Id. Tuesday. Sept. 1.
Machas. Wednesday, Sepi.9.
Dennysrillc, Thursday, sept 3.
Calais. FRIDAY. Sept. 4.
PASSPORT. Saturd y, Sept. 5.
Pembroke, Monday. sept. I.
Hon. Lot NJ. VI ,rrilI will speak as follows :
Ellsworth, Saturday, Aug. 90.
Bluehill. Monday, Aug. 81.
Buck,port, Tuesday. Sept. l.
Hon. Eugene Hale will speak at the follow.
ing places +:
Mariavi;le, Friday afternoon, Aug. 2s.
sullivan, Monday, Aug. 81.
Chcrryiield, Tuesday, Sept. l.
Machias, Wednesday, Sept. O.
Dennysyille, Thursday, Sept. 3.
Calais. FRIDAY, Sept. 1.
Easiporr, saturday, Sept. s.
Pembroke, Monday, Sept. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
The Freedman's Bureau letter
Of General o. O. Howard,

A Democratic member of.Congress from
Pennsylvania recently delivered carefully
elaborated tissue Of Measurements with re-
gard to the Freedmans Bun eau, 10 which
the Commits sioner replies as follows
"WAE DEpARIMDNT,
Bureau of Refuges Free men and ALandon-
ed Lands,
WASHINGTON. July II, 1865.
lion. L. D. ELIOT
Dear Sir-In the speech of Hon. Is. NJ.
Beyer, of Pennsylvania, June 80, 1865.
printed in the Globe July 10, there are
9uany statements and differences calculated
80 make fal.e impression respecting the
expenses OF the Freedman's Bhreaa.
By confusing dstiDaates with actual eX-
penditures, and by repeating both costs
isd estimates, he foots up amounts nearly
four times the tue su T.. For instance,
he gives Get.ersl Towards estimate ofthe
probable expenses tor, the year ending june
20, 1867, as Sll 1884. $50, and says this es-
innate IL much under tile actual COST
This estimate Was reduced to So 94 ,f30,
which amount was appropriated by Con-
rrsss, But the actual expenditure for all
purposes during the same year was So
$40, 459,ti7.
a correct exhibit of the cash receipts ard
~, pensss is given in your report of March
~. .ooo. I'M ~ 49,. ~,
renaca from th@ orsani1'aion % .ie n nu-
i.,,rtnlei,t Of Freedmcns Affairs from JAN
;,,ry l. 1862 to January /, 1865, So. 9o5.-
sSs 40. This includes S500, 600. Special
Hcliet Fund. and $50, 600 transferred 10
AGRICULTURAL Bureau.
All REGENTS from rents of abandoned
lands. sales OF crops, taxes, fines, and all
Niscellare cons sources are accounted for
in this exhibit All supplies furnished by
the Quartermaster, Commissary., and Med
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28

VOTERS OF HANCOCK COUNTY The Re
publican State Committee have made arrange.
nFnts for pubic speaking in nearly every town
In the State. Fortunately our county has the
opportunity % listening to some Of the most
eloquent AMI si,lc men in the Republican par
V.
1t has always been one of the principles of
The Republican party to inform the peorle on
he I've issues OF the day. This accounts for
our success. We invite our Democratic voters
70 come to our meetings. Come. ,ha. you may
juin lan.is with your Republican neighbors.
for tfasAs witch have so recently saved our
Government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
The Argus ansW I'd by Judge
Kelly,

Kelly.
Radical legislation require. tho con.
sumer tn pay all taxes. lttaxcs,
The hat on varu head Argus.
at is II lie Judge Kelley.
1T taxes the boots on your feet
Argus
ut is a lie Judge Kelley.
1.-The clothes on your person" Argus.
tits lie Kelley.
"'fhe food you cat .Areus
1T is lie Kelley
"fhe tea and coffee you drink" Argus.
There is tariff duty on tea and coffee
and has been since Washinston's alrinis-
tratlun." Kelley.
81 The pot 1t Is cooked In" Argus.
1T is n lie Kelley,
The cup you drink in" Argus
IF you drink from China. or India, or
Jewel;ry ware.silver or gold ware.then YOU
pay duty, b.t who of the labornr class
use these. - Kelley.
The implements you use on your
iarin.' Argus.
ut is llr.' Kelley.
The tools You work with. Argus.
1t Is a lie. Kelley.
The paper YOU write Oh. Argus,
1t Is IA lie Kelley.
The pen and ink you use. argus.
It's u lie. Kelley.
The papers and hooks you read. Argus.
1t Is a lie. Kelley,
lAe furniture in your house. Arg4s.
1t Is lie. Kelley
Inc gas ani oil you burn. Ages.
lrnr AS to gas no, true a. to oil. Kelley.
Inc coal You cansume. Argus.
Ill "a lie. Kelley
The stove YOU burn it in. Argus
1t is a lie. Kelley.
The match you light it with. Argus.
True to the extent of one hundred and a
fourth of one per cent on each match.
Kelley.
The medicine You take. Argus
True as to patent medicines but of nn
o'her' Kelley.
The tobacco you smoke. Argus
An accidental truth. Kelley.
The pipe You smoke it in. Argus.
1t is lie. Kelley.
The dishes on your table. Argus.
A he except they are silver go. Kelley.
All you eat Oft them. Argus.
A lie Kell, =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Cleared. Agricols, Whitaker for Poet n Rcilc
lpuHs, do. tFt- John 1"r.ey, do Wild n,
p" ODD. To- Scw York ka:an mis- % i'Iuyi,ltfi =
Tee ;'aeih, WOO Ia 4. tr s.leat. Pm; &c -,
Grant, tor iorlaDi, Fair ucai.r, Remi X los b.,
ton, Baa4, oW ta =, CuEne>tf, adler. Ia. . F..
inh, Osborn ior Bc!a,I I'D, FORESTER, S,.ier ior
B1ston.
Arrived. milv. Grant, from Providence Fair
Wmd' smith, from salem, Marco lus. ncmirk, from
Ho,ton t'corgiI. Hey. do Ageno.ia Mcau., do.
Rcd Rpfcf, urch, do.
tieatrd- my lHos, uol, for New ITayop, 81
E1absth, Nugrh for Boston. senator Bonse. tor
Lynn Is. Arb Iree,' Clark for R1Stan
Arrived, Eangor. Jordan. frutn Boston Id.
va 4, Miilikru. d" tFasa Alley. do. James Iildcn
ba'is, do. David FOES, Lord IRON >u.ry,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Card 10 the Citizens OfE!lsVorth.

The undersigned having notified the chair
man OF the Building Committee of the Town
Hall of our resignation, desire to announce
publicly to the citizens our withdrawal from
the committee, Finding ourselves useless on
tue eomnsittee, lot having been notified 10 at.
tend any of the meeting. when contract, were
mad. ana Is we have had nothing TO say
about my Of the contracts, we decline 10 Ia
held responsible f,r measures Il. w',i,,, re I,,.l
no influence or control.
Henry Whiting,
John b, Hopkins,
Ellsworth, Aug. %. 1863.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
List OF Pat ntS

Issued To Ma Inventors bearing date
OF Aug. Il. 1868. II ported for I c
Giisworth Am can, b W. II. CItrfort
Solicitor of P.sents. 30. la COnyres
+. \. Inward b lfas.. Watering Ma
chine: j. b. Mitchell. Portland A s-i IN.
ors Ia SET nns +. b Burnham. same place.
Hose N"zzic: l.. o. Alien. Gardiner:
Sewing Machin. Clsiors J. ). Mnlv.
Saco. Lathe Clutch. Anle-dtted July %
1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
The Error of YOutb

Those who are suffering from the above should
procure Or. HAYES new Medical Iioof, cntiilcd
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. or SEIFPEi sERv ArION :"
r apply to the author Of that valuable tr-atise.
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frctly restored.
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paper, iiustrat ii with beautiful ,ngravings bound
in beautiful cloth, and i. universally pronounced
the best medical work III the world.
sent 10 all part, of the country by mail, securely
sealed, postage paid, on rcceiPt ui piicc,--only
Slo0 Addie~s IN. y, II. HAY f., No, Buliach
Street, or }. j. pl fR co. - School s,Iect, Bos.
ton.
y. Pr. II. can always he cons suited in ia
st,icte.t cDutdence faoin O'clock ia the morning.
unit D o'clock IN the nIng.
lNNtuLNELt sitEEsi AND CERTAIN BrIIIF.
REM MIit Il, No. Bulnuch Street, oppos lie
Reye. Z House. sp.no.tXT.J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28
Now. boys, three cheers for
Grant and Colfax-hlp.

Hurrah Hurrah the Boys in Blue are
coming III their might,
In soldier columns, firm and true, to battle
for the right
Brave boys are they. and well they knew the
cOuntry's choicest want
The air resounds, where e'er they 60, with
cheers for General Grant.
CHORUS.
Hurrah! Hurrah! aislcad the boys you can't,
Forever true, they wore the Blue, aud fol-
lowed General Grant,
Hurr2hl Hurrah deceive them now you can't
The boys in blue forever true. will fol.
low General Grant.
uurrxh Hurrah !. Hurrah Y,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-28

We learn hat the Eaton School Mt Nor.
ridswock commenced its Fall Term the l7ih
inst. with 100 scholars. Some fifty m. re- Pre- b.
ably, will be .ddcd TO this number in the first
two weeks. Last Fail 90 scholars entered the
first day and this number >oon rcac he'd TO 1856
This school s been in operation about twelve
years, and during that time has had very gre 1t
success.
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TO cowsU NJ pT1yws.

The lev EDWARD A Wilson viii send (free n,
charge Ia all Who desbe it, the prescription w,ih
the directions for makii and using The spule
remedy by which lie vas cured of lung affec tion
and that dread disehse mption. His orIv
object II 10 leHeft The afflicted and lie hopes cy
cry snhcfer will Try this prescription rs it will
cost them nothing, and m Y prove blessing
Address REV tEWARD A. WILSON
NO. lG3 SO. SECOND St, WILLIAMSBURG n Y,
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We arc glad TO learn from all sections of
the county that our Republican voters who are
n ces>arily absent from home in our coasters.
are making arrangements to be at home on
Monday the l2'h Let the example be every
where followed-at this eventful period. the
country cannot afford to lose single vote.