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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09
- UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAM

By virtue Of s. decree Of the Circuit Cour. Cd
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause of Ma
garet Roberts, &c, vs.. A6ner e. Roberts 81 al 4,
at November term, 1853, l shall sell, on MON
DAY, January Is, 1869, Court day, in front c-
the Court House of Fairfax county, the Y AL
LIABLE TRACT OF LAND Of which Eliz.-
beth Roberts died seized, containing two hun
dred and fifty acres and lying on the Potomeo
river one and a half miles from the George
town and Leosburg Turnpike, and twelve mile
from Georgetown, adjoining the lands 81 Jobr
Turner, Tenley ). Swink and others The ina.
proyemeuts are poor, but the wood and wster
are abundant, and of the finest quality. Mr.
Tenley S. Swink viii show the premise ,'
those desiring to purchase.
TERMS-One tenth cash, and tho residue ir
three equal ins.almants, al six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured by re.
tention of the title Till the last payments Is made
the cash payment 10 be forfeited and the lane
resold at the cost Of the purchaser on his FAM
ure to complete his title.
Nj DULANY BALL. Com. OF Sale
4 >
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OoMMIssIQNERS' SALE OF =, LAND IN
q PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY-By VIZ
the Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Prince
William county, entered on me 10Th day Of
October, 1867, in suit in ehepeory there re.
pending, in which Richard NJ. lien and 9th
ers, are plaintiffs, and John 4. Harrison and
others are defendants the uqdoF St 5o CON-
the Cont House Of said county, on MONDAY,
the first day of February, 1869, that being Conr.
day, TWO'TEACT5 OF LA ND, in said coup-
ty, wing near the Potomac 7iYer; one contain
ing about 1881 acres, and the other about 90.
acres These lands are anmpgoyG5G nt WI" ro
we'll set in timber of chestnut and other growth
and are chiefly desirable as timber lads near
waGer navigation.
TERMS1One-fourth Of the purchase none
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two equ".
instalinents, at one and two years, the p1rcnas-
er to give bond, with approved personal secur-
ity, to bear interest from the day Of sale ant
the title to be retained as security for the deief
red payments. CnAS r. SImCL ALE
EPPA HUNTON.
Prince VIM. CO., Dec. Z3-eots Comm g.
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Pr VIM. co. dee 7-eots Comm rs.
POSTPONEM ENT-The above sale has
been postponed until the FIRST MONDAY
IN FEBRUARY next, at the same time and
nlace ian 7-eots
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-01

tx 80 EysS1J
-AAsx-.>s ..rk. ~ III .sgSy.X0
pc pisiia' 'hsir th.rsi ,,s,,,.,ty Il.
'"'~'s D. IA 'h"' 30 VII aia wi. en-
"~'.'' = me ro''ri -un''"r ~ 10. Ii1,.
- '''"p- ~. p'r'r - 4" ~! kit,s rt back
mining, w'h he best ra'.risi II. uliI
s'S" ste ~ b"i'di.y .r,.n.i,, w.r,
nngg''-. p'p~sr &C. Hts ch~ve.s y ~ h.
'-ss""ah'e. ard all ~ork do,4iin he's,
sfve
II Snerial stten'ior qiv r,nhnrse.sh,.;,,
memher he pace We, Main =, -,
ner ~ Po''er.viIe ..-ee, "i 'tN4
v '61-ls FELIX LAMBERT
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iSViLLE SrUVE AND TIN SlUKl
W A y VF TO EgY.

I's>HE md rsigced svinE p.rm,n7.n,1
located ~ d,y-v,ii-. io.o,m. IN. ei,,
IL - ~ Dubois and .u,,o,,d,, c,.,;
~ he ke-ps'@ wave on hs,J
'h"-n' 80 81" aid Tn Wsra ~ I
S'no- ""'rn w hrs TOR ssl. ", p,ie &.
=" Z" 'tsry c"'nn..''i"o He slsn -mssp -
T" 70 I'd al n" w"rk .us,rantd j.
hAb-'' s'''s. 80 ~ h. b. m.,-,i-I }.
arr OF no rnh'ic ~ ran-e.fs r. 81. ~in
ic'rt. snnts- h. .. dI. snrr.dso *.
"'i' r !" ,enr lnt.r,si t,talYu julb.
- r'''r" 2; 80 pe ~ .ua. =,
A"c II fS- .IOSirj, Opy
Es!nCksE,iitEiiEs and yYaxos
-. Making. 80.
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A Geniismao " h" suffered Tor yesrs irou
the -fc's 90 vothful ndi>cfrtion, will. 10
thu sake Of satf RAG hnmsni'y send tree :.
al whD ueed il, t,s recipe snddireciio,s To-
making The simple remedy by which he ~
cured s t!rrrrs wi-ning TO proi, by IN.
nivrrdser's experience, can 30 So by I'D
dressing, IN parise' cnniI-nce. .rA.
JOHN b. OGDEN AZ Cedar
Dec IL 1868, SIRE, NV York.
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10 CUNSUGPlIyES.

The Adv~rissr, hs,irg been restore !.
beniih IA . lea weeks. BY sv,ry siupl,
v'm- DIV. after hbvi, suffered several ypat,
win u ses.r- lung fi.r,on aud thu, dr-a.
disc 81, Con-unprinn--ls snxiuus IA max j,
know u 10 his Fellow suferers the m,an,u
cure.
/, ~ who d sire il. he viii s-rd COZ,
o. IL" pr.sc'ip'Ion ussd (tr.- oi chp,g.ll,
VIA rh- directions Tor prey ring aud 'u.n 9
The ssmr. ~hieh 'h.y VII fi.c asu,s cure To-
CVns ump'icn, A.ihm' Bfnnch,i- &c lii,
only "bJ'ct at The advertiser IL s-nainr ih@
Prescription IL 20 h. nfi he III cad, 40.
spre-d l"iofUi .'I"n whrr III runceivl. III
o. inva'nlb'-: aud he hopes ev-ry sitr ., !,
VIII try his remedy 80 u Viii cost th.u
po'h'nR sud my pes " blessing.
r" les Wishing The prescrp,i, VT
.plr.se s'd,--a
Riv EDWARD WILSON
le5 u'h ArcYbd ~. VI ,um-bu ~,
Dec III 6s-y Krg. G u"u. N " York
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l65 u'h ArrYnd ~. VI ,pm-bu III,
Dec III 6s-y KY, C u"u. N v Yok.
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B"sr- ~ Coun rri-i,! Snih's Toni
S,rno hiss been cano'rrf.l,ed. andthe eoun
ter'sit.r brnneh' 70 Grief
SMITH = TONIu SYRrP r4t
The genuine sr'ieie must have D.. Johi
Bal. private Scamp on zach touls. ID
I'm bal un.j has the ,ichi la uannf,c,u,.
s"d -li he origin.i John Smii', T,r,,
Syrup +" l. o>viin, Ky Ex.m well,a
IL o-l IN zach hvtts.. d, no. pu ch,.s, ory.,
vii b. deceived. See my column sdyrr
N-'m-n'. AID nv show card. I~ilpross
cue ANY Infringing Oh ny righ,. TIE gan
"'"e S"''h's To"ic Syrup can eLly b. pre-
pared ~ nv self.
The public's servant,
DIR JOHN BULL
Llusvilie Nv Aprii 23 '6S. W.,
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A CAR ID TO INV,LtiJS

G -rgyman, whi.@ r,si.iinu H. Snit
Am-'ic- rs mi.s'nnsr,, di-ruv-f-d so
nd -'np z comedy f'r ihr Cur" 81 N-.ynu.
W'ssn---. Ery d ~. ID s-n-.- a, n.
Urinary and >-mn,i O-ganr. ard h whott
tr'in - ds'rd-r- brought on Nv nat ~,
aud vri,n. hani- t,rtsi numbers h,v,
or.n cured b' ms noble remedy Prnmp,
cd bv desire 10 bs.- 1t the fa c,sd aud
o"'"''mns''. "il send The r-cIp- tor Or.
pS''"g and using this m 'dicina, ~ . ..sl. ii
r"vs'"D-, TO any one who needs ~, FRtk
or CHARGE. A ddr-s-.
JOSEPH INMAN, S's,io. u.
Feb7 g. Bible u use. M YORK Civ
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X ( T. " Els A Is b K . STA.
B f0R. The HaIa,. y
= La Z, 70 Y.e.d.

ne fxrfritnre OF oyer one husfrsayssr
ne ne cniiivs'ipn I'D prrs.rysiinn Q
~ Hair. IS nov smh nj, d in ,hi,vice /,
Known rr'pAra'ioh For d',,.ii ? curli, /.
80 pfsterving The Han, ihsi, .oustirii,
"o' Thrs. Or tour srpiic.nor. \ III stcr
10 Hs'r i''m fnlti.g fl. NJ d il ~ dorcs
'"n''y'n WI p''ver' hair lo,i, 8 lie orig
mn rn'or curing lifetime N" pr.s.,s
non equals ''"' nEsrcR.sciheh .ir auirk, .
20 ~ prepara'iun has ihes1 unr-i.x,.r..
.seiv snd r-rd b. shs medical .fseubs .s,.,
~ perfect inr"csnca se r.g.,es ip,,
w" lh~ hni' or head nd G.s !, I. topfr ~ c.
~ ne sysHm Pare. lrgs h,,I.. FL
p,ngpi-'s, Dealers 10 Fsrr, Gnod.. s.s
Sssnefs nersll., ihe,sily selll
w"h. 'r'l@d in VI psrfs oi the u 81
Err nd. Nc Address hs -efr at' -
SfceETARY REfvE's ArpRns,A Co. .. /,
NJ .6s-,s-h So Gu NV Y,k.
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C0NJaG.kL LOVE.

AND The HAPPINESS ~ True MARRIAGE
E--as ior fnn"g M.m. .. ,h- e.,
ABUSES ana D ,..-.. w,rh d.-,ro, IN
M'"'s f'""'s and cr,hl- imp, dluieni- 1,
MARRIAGE with srp means o. r.i,,t. s..
In s-n l.i-r -nv.irrs tree al charge =
addr--@. DR.. j .kiLLiN llOUt;ut ON.
IL '"r'i Association. rniiade'phi,, p.
F.t 81. 6S-y
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DUFFALO, CORHY 4 PITTSDURe
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,


Takes effect Mondsv, November 23d. lt62
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 ?. r.; Ciymet
L. 8; Panama Ais; Sherman ABS; Summit See
r. Mayvie $50 arriving at Brocton Too ,. N
Express train leaves CORY =, B. \. H. Clymar o.U
Paba'rA lo,1s Sherman 1888; sum nit 10, 90 AaS'
vile lilo. and arrives at Brocton ~. y.
tons, arriving at Brocton 4.OP n.
aouTHwARp.
Mall train leaves Drocton at v.o0 H., stopping ae
al stations, arrives at Cory At l2,2S ?. n.
Express leaves BroctOn at 2,35 ?. ~; Mayvillt
S,25 summit S45; Sf ermau %,oo; Panama I, -
Clymer %3s. and arriving nt Cory at sos p y:
Accommodation leaves BrOcton TOO P. H., Nav.
Clymer 9,45, arriving at Cory At lO,io ?. y.
CONNECTIONS
Pasacr gers leave Buffalo en- the Toiedo Bxp-sss
or Day Express, COM e,ing at Brncton with trains
for Masvile, Sherman, Panama, Clyner and Corrys
connecting at CORY with trains on the Oh Creek X.
r. for 1itusvie, Miller, Pioneer and Pct. Centre;
OIL City and Pittsburgh
Also, connecting nt CORY with traius on the Pnf.
adelphia Ere Road, for Philadelphia and Harris
wny for Union, M.advie, Gresnytlle, r.. sHe
Trains leaving O,l City st ais A. M, CORY az
E. X. r.. arriving in Buffalo At s.Io . d.
Trains leaving on City at a,3s m will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at Lisp. n,., con-
| meeting with Express East or r. q z: X: X, afrS;
Ing In Buffalo at 40 p. M. LsaviIs Bufslo At 40"
Also. ccnnscr' at Mayviis With Steamboats, q.
Chs,iianqua Lake during season Of nsVisaton), fr
'"" "l' A. r. Tnrw. supt.
Janl. Mayville. n. Z.
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CHAPTER I.
A L,rE GIoRrousLY srAKBb

LIFE GLoRiousLY erAKBb
Towards the close Of a beautiful day In
June. 1867. man and woman. mounted up.
on fleet horses. came galloping over one Of
the great plains Of the West and drew rein
In the shade Of clump Of cotton. woods up
on the hank of a beautiful river. They
had ridden far and rapidly. Their steeds
were painting, and covered with sweat and
foam.
1--WE mist give the horses q breathing
spell" said the former. slipping 10 the
ground; aud his companion nodded grace.
iul assent. as she followed his example.
The couple were evidently father and
daughter.
The man was in prime Of life. hale and
hearty. with large frame. which was sine
Wy and athletic, without eeasinr to he re-
fined and prepossesaing. lie bad the keen.
shrewd look peculiar to tho advance guards
of civilization. and there was an honest,
frank expression on his sun.browned face
that proclaimed his Integrity and courage.
I'm her way, his daughter was equally pic.
turesque and attractive.
In the early flush of wOmanhood. with q
pure. sweet, and tender facr, with eyes
darby glowing. with coral-tintcd lips. and
checks softly hnsbed with -tbss hue Of tie
rose. with amber curls floating behind her,
she WAS as graceful as a gazelle. as light.
hear ted as bird, a. lovely as flower, and
as spirited a. an untamed antelope.
The stream by which the couple had halt.
cd was Wood river, 4 branch OF the Platte.
In Nebraska. at a point fifty miles Bortb.
west of Fort Kssrny.
"Are You tired. Miriam?' asked the hun.
ter, George Dane. with fatherly so,icitude.
..Tired, fathrr:' rejoined the maiden,
with happy lansh. "on: no. HOW could
l he tirsd st'sr Gay IKE 'nh! Every
miaute has been tlied with pleasure and
excitement. irel % lrrsn a. yonder o'ra.
The iather smiled nnhers'andlngly, with
a look full "r the fendes' affection.
~ can guess ."e ;,;", Gauss :" your our I!en!neea
Of heart" said he, smll'ngiy. ''The return.
now daily expected, ota certain Hubert
Earle. from the mines OF ld"ho. may ae.
count, suspect. Tor your present giadness.
heightened color appeared on Mirism's
face: for the name mentioned WAS that ol
her lover. She answered the g'ances OF her
father. however. WIN lranEness 'hat At,
tested hi" entire sympathy with her, aud
esid:
"Irne. father. my heart has been nnnsli.
Any hgnt Tor several Gays pae,. How co. a
II be "tnarwase, since kno" 'nat Hubert Is
coming
Mr.. Dame ana not reply, ne Looking
win kinn'ihs eyes over Inc 'a'i mower 'ao1'
TED IAN; ana his heAt remark showed no"
widely MS tho'ights had Srsyed,
~ wonder "ns' m1;ner mas oeen GONG
without ns all Gay, Miriam. sne must ht
lonely. WIN no one 10 SPEAK 10 or snare mel
meals shon'dnt wonaer u we con'd SCI
our nome from 'n's POM, ana nus race
lighted up WIN aon'lnl gov. "Omr Cot
tage IS hot more 'nah seven miles distant
'rtme see! =,
lie Grew from n.s eoa. poe.et'gias'' ad'
Jn.ted IL 10 us s'en', poln'ine u 10 norm
cry d'recl,on anu enhsu 'uIouRn II Whl
and earhesl'y' 'o~ards Ms raecne upon Gar
reys forK'
",a ;.",,L @ ;n.,;. . ;r..
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DUFFALO AND ERlE RAILR0AD.
p TN and after Monday. Nov. z3rd. 1854

ana 0ttef AOn0ay. NOV. I6rd, l6ok
4 Trains will nun on this road - follows,
LEAVE RRfE-aOiNa EAST.
A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping .
Ripley, WestAeld, Dnnkirk and silva-
creek, arriving At Rufialo At LAS A, n
< A. NJ, NEW YORK ExPRE1o stop.
, ring at wcstneid, BrOcton. Duskifk, sits'
stSio p. n n A"so'A. arriving II Bufalo
( r. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stor-
ping at Northeast, Westheld, Brocton,
Dunkirk and Silvercreek, and arrives -
Buffalo at 10, ,45 7. N.
n A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODAs
D TON, stopping a, al! stations, arriving -
Z r. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping n
, Northeast, Ripley, Westdeld, Dunilrk.
Silvercreek aud Argola, arriving At Buta
falo at 100 +. VI.
LEAVE BUrPALO-GOING WEST.
( p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at Ar
COLA, sAyercreek, Dunkirk, Brocton,
Wss,neld and Northeast, arriving At Eric
~. NJ, MAIL AND AccoMMoDA.
U TON, stopping At all stations, arriving
at Erie At $50 p. NJ.
4 A. NJ, TOLEDO EMPRESS. atopring n
, oil stations, and arriving At Erie q lo,s6
n r NJ. NJ STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop.
u ping at Angola, silvercreek, Dunkirkt
Brocton, Westheld aud Northeast, sfrivI
ing at Erie at l. .2o A. NJ.
n A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping al
u Silyercreey, Dunklrk and Westhold, a..
irving at Erie at l,4o 4. VI.
ad time ID 10 minutes faster than Eiie Ting
r N BROWN, Gsu'l Supt.
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RAILROADS
Erie and Pittsburgh II. II.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2sd, ie0
" trains will run or this road q IolloNs:

AIA AO OhASA ASSDD 80 - ADs AOa
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2sd, Is0,
LKAvR IRiE-sOuTH~nD.
1926 o. m, Pittsburgh Express, stops n an ~
tons, and arrives Ht A. d q. W. r. X. Trana
fer at 15j M, at New Castle at SIS N.
and at Pittsburgh at 90 p. M.
ESQ q, m.. Accommodation from jamestown. q.
rivs at a. & G. W. r. r. Transfer a;b b,rS q.
M, at New Castle at 7eo . IN, aud =
Pittsburgh AT 1910 a. m.
$40 n. nj, Mixed Train leaves Erie for ehsvuM
Stopping at all intermediate staitOns aad ~
irving at 10 a. m, ..r
Ills Fri. EXPIRES. ISW i.a. 3 New Cash. a. sx m,
-, A.,& O. W. X. 4. Transfer at lilo O. m.y
upd arrives at Erie at 2.8O p. m, maxine
close connection for But, and Mag Falls.
4.35 p m. Erie Accommodation leaves N. Castle \
M, Jamestown al $40 p. m.
$50 p. IN. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for lris, ~
riving at ll,e0 IN.
Pittsburgh Express south connects st Jamestown
it in sns q, q q,s VIE = E,p1s 9i nI
with A. & @. W. Accomuiodation west, for Nas.
ren, Ravsnna sud Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects 1t A. 4 a. " TrAuA-
erat 10 m, with Mail east for Msadvilles
FRANKLIN, and OF! City, and at jamestown with },
Trains connect at Rochester with srsins ~
Wheeling andal points In West Virginia. and Al
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia, Harns.
burg, Baltimors and Washington, vie Pennsylvania
Central RailroNd.
Erie Exprrss North, connects at uirard with
Lake shore trails Westward for Cleveland.
ChicagO ana all points In the west; at Erie with
Philadelphia 4 Eric Railroad for Ccrty, Warren.
Irvineton. Tidionte, &c, ana with Buffalo 3 Hrie
p.tlr3si for & &Bnffalo' Duhklrk, Nisgafa Falls anS
r. N. F,NNEt,
Asst Supertnthhdknt
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Friday, March 70.
RED KNIFE;
KIT KARSON's LAST TRAIL.

By LEON LEWIS.
Author Of "The Wagon Train" "The
Witch Finder" "lhe Water Volt
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HOTELS.

nv
FOX HOTEL
FRED. G. HYDE, Proprietor,
fLEASANTv1LLE, PA,
r.,..,epp Opposite The Presbyterian Church
CHASE HoUsEa
q. DRAPER, Proprietor,
PLEAsANTvILLE, PENN,A
DeciS Sm.
MecLNroCx HOUSE.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA.
This popular Hotel. ituatsd
Corner 81 Main 4 washingtsn.sts.,
Near the Dsoo., has been renttel and furnished
throughent, and the proprietor will spars NC pains
70 make ita
FIRST-CLASS HOESE.
scssn v. X. GABLE, Proprietor.
|CISrHAI HOUSE.
PxrRoLsux CENTRE, PA,
Near oA Creek I Allegheny River Railway Depot.
EAyis.M q. j. CROSS, Proprietor.
0CHERrER HOUSE,
washingto. street., Petroleum Centre, P..-
COLI b GRIFFIN, Proprietors.
This House 10 centrally located, and the general
headquarters VI oil men
Petroleum Centre Pa. May 10. lS6s--tf
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Railroad time ID 10 minutes faster than EiIe tme
r N BROWN, Gsul Supt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-17
NUMBER "A.

r.. ,o.pi.,ion OF Canada il decreasing
Il, ~. county Of York the re,re 5000 le-. per
.on. than in 1851.
Tn. congregational church and society are
,.rsbIppius in the Methodist house while their
house 10 being repaired
Rev W. @. Holmsn, recently Of the lst Bsp-
,i.t church OF Rock land. has received an unani-
mon, call from the Baptist church and Society
III Ellsworth, and it's qaite probable he will
accept il.
JEFF Davis plantation i. leased to one Of his
f,ruer ,laves who paw. sio oeo year rent for
Il. and he employ. $50 hand. all colored. No
phite man about the premises.
We shall commence TO publish short, but
good story soon. Our reader. who like stories
must remember that We have Subscribers VIII o
10 not care Tor such reading. and therefore We
have to try and suit TIN. class portion Of the
time.
B4rretis knocks everything
There are TO be no more circus licenses
granted IN Lewiston.
W II Hemmenwsy OF Machias, pay. a
- ct s2.ss. =. F.. I.ougfeIlow 4 son. 81 35l ss,
sod : W. Pope, 4 Co. S2la3 81.
Tur SOCIAL LIBRARY We cali attention
70 the tact that the Library is still open to the
rabuc. Aud We are sorry 10 learn that the
uumber OF those pa;ronizing I; is decreasing
fr some cause. How many OF or Young lad
~, and gentlemen are laying the foundation for
;l,urs Usefulness snd happiness hv systemat'
In tuur.c Of reading, How many Of these re al
rho ha.hy. trashy. New work papers To pref
c~encc TO the more solid and vaiu able book TO
u found on the shelves Of olr village librsrvs
We heard Young lsi, remark not long since.
Tia. ne had failed TO see any disposition among
in.,; ~ the young men OF Ellsworth to improve
inelr mind-. They educate the feet 10 dance.
Ani the ~ nd. TO flourish the cigar. but know
bur little OF the current literature Of the ds,
How soon will our city suthoriiie. make
'tiAi u the conc-eic sidewalk,
We 60 10 pres. wedne.ds, AFTERNOON.
Nd az % thst time not mote" from the
dorchester Warbler. .iihe Peace Jubilee
hsl been heard through the dense fog of '-Down
L.st
-' 'uT streets were never quiet y. about
a., ume. No drunkenness no .crimmsgs.
nst = dog fight
Maine viii have 80 singers al the Peace
JUBILEE. or il is 50 said
The Democratic State Convention will
ra.e; IN Bangor or Tuesday June = H.
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MARINE LIST.
Port OF ELLSWORTH

CLEARED.
June stA. Sch Bell. Young for Boston
Sch Elizabeth Aurcb Tor do
sch Ear, furger-on. for do
sch Arboreer & ark for do
ech harceilus, kemIcA FOR Provi
demo
sch 4. Hooper. Lsn,ier for do
Ee4ondo. " hiimore. for do
sch Ashore, >Aidler. lor do
sch =. Pierce, Grant Tor Portland
ARRIVED.
Sch senator. Bouse,. from >.lsm
lI sch Pickering. y Haven, Mo
h0wu
y sch J NJ. kennedy smith. from Bo,
ton
Sch Emily. Grant. from New York
IL III Edward HllAen. from Boston
>ch tcresco. smith. from 30
sch Bangor. Jor ar. from 10
>cA Oirouto, Hammond. from dc
Sch " NicAren fiom DO
Sch Catherine. A ieu from DO
IN Red Rover, Murch from do
CLEARED.
- Sch Allie t,ail Eyan. for y. Y.
Sch Globe. EaioH. for Boston
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Hagans Magnolia Balm. This

article Is the True >ecr.i Of BeAuiv. u VITA;
Fashionable Ladies Artrrss-- and Opera singers
use 10 produce that cultivated 4t-s4ngue,l Aptr-r
Ance much admired the Cirrlc. n Fa.h4pu
Il removes al unslghuy Bloiencs. Re1nr.-
frecAles Tan >unbarn add trccts % spring
" inds, and gives 10 the Complexion Blaoniu.;
Purity Of Transparent dcAcArr and power. W
LAZY Who values a hne Complexion can do wi4A.
OUT the Magnolia Balm = ceuis viii has Il Of
our respectable dealers
Drss-lnS.
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To Let.

the two front rooms lay stOrr Maine
street, suitable tor most any business, large and
most new. Also one OF the stores the ~ain-
building For particulars inquirs Of
III. II. JORpAN.
Ellsworth June ist 1853, 32H
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ID | T. ID

Died in Ellsworth the l9th met. Mr.. Icouice
Tinker Hlle 81 isenB, J. Tinker. aged 70 wears
Had month";
bed In curry June l<;h Capt George W Cog
slns aged y yTs- months.
Died al last Trenton NAV - Csdde A. dAugh-
isr o. Al.n-on and liul.iAh II GooEins Aged -
Bea-g. : months, dAys
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. iAle'r h"-ioFi if"Ai fF'pafaH"n. 49,
f1nuf. Wheat Meal. Dat Aeal. ~Amp. Uomminy.
" heat SraAE-. ir1lus Meal. tbs,.trsiJ. Tobacco.
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ton. Cocoa Frv paratnns Bond'. hackers OF al
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oys.cr- IN cans. knglt-h Preach Mustard Pure
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NJ A II RE ID.

NA-riea IN fremont June i3th by :. q. Rich
I.4 NJ Frances Petugrvs TO MIss Lame
stevens AL a fremont
Married IN surry june l0th. 1873. BY Luther
Lord E~q. M. Henry ID. Jordan OF Ellsworth, and
HpHafy:E Tsvior Of Urrv
In thl. CIV the sih met. :, Rev. Hm. II, Saw
~ ap, Pearl " BAgley and Miss Abb.eE I-Ar
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For Sale.

The Cottage House occupied by myself,
situated on Central ST. IL is one OF the pleasant
est Locations IN that part Of the city, aud l. in
prime order. For particulars inquire OF
Mary J. Brook.
Ellsworth, June sth, 1883. %
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MOTTO

The JOIN. Standing Committee on account
viii be in session at the Mayors Office, the ir
and third Saturdays of each month at 8 O'Clock
L. NJ. 10 examine all accounts against the City.
VI here they must be presented for approval.
JOHN II. BRIMMER, City Clerk.
May II 90.