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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-10
Ghe farm and the 4ousehold.

NJ We respectfully solicit contributions to
this department of our paper. Our farmers,
and their wives, might contribute much for
their mutual benefit II you make useful
discovery in tllsge Of the soil, the culture Of
any particular crop, the care Of stock, or any
other subject Of interest, give US the srticu-
lars for publication.
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An old farmer said to his sons: Boys,
don't you ever speckerlate, or wait for
something to turn up. You might as we'll
60 an sit down on stone in the middle
Of medder. with pail atwixt your legs,
aud wait for COW to back up to you 10 be
MIXED"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-10
NOW, READER.

sclf-abnse, vcncrial diseases badly cured, and
sexual excuses, are all capable Of producing y
weakness of the gcnerativc organs. The or
gans OF generation, when in perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-10
Idiocy, Lunacy,
Paralysis,

spinal affections. suicide. and almost every
other 70 IN of disease which hLm1ni'y is heir
TO, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have doctorei for all hut
the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of q
Diuretic.
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DR.. J. r.. ROUN0TREE.
BOISFORT, w. T.,
without the Use of CalOfAel,
Or Mercury in any Form,
Will hold himself in readiness to attend, as an
Eclectic Physician, to such as de-
sire his services.
RTIF1C ES.
CLAQUATO, LEWIS COUNTY, !

CLAQUATo, LEWIS COUNTY,
January 10, 1869.
Dr.. JAMES RoUNDrREE Dear Sir: With pro-
found gratitude | send you this statement,
certifying that you have, as an instrument in
the hands Of Divine providence, arrested my
hasty progress to the grave, and that by the
terrible, lingering death by cancer. In very
short time after l placed my case in your
hands, both mvselfand friends were astOnish-
ed at the result, and in few weeks ! was
thoroughly cured of the dreaded cancer. You
are at liberty to publish this if You wish,
hoping it may fall into the hands Of some suf-
fering one, who may know where and to whom
to apply to be cured.
Gratefully yours, ETC.,
MRS. S. A. DAVIS.
We the undersigned are acquainted with Mrs.
S. A. Davis and know that the above state
ment is true, and cheerfully add our names.
J. D. CLlNGER, J.P.,
JNO. T. BROWNING, P. NJ,
In. STEARNS, County Auditor,
L. A. DAVIS, Mail Contractor.
OAK POINT, T. w, Nov. II, 1868.
For the benefit of the afflicted, do hereby
certify that in the year 1865, was cured of
a bad cancer, by DR.. Roundtree in a short
time, which l have every reason to believe
was true cancer of the severest kind, the
circulating pains Of which had become al
most insupportable, and it was growing very
fast would certainly recommend such as
are thus afflicted, to apply to him without de-
lay, IS have full confidence in his skill to
cure them. MRS. NJ. J. MCGREW.
BOisfOrt, April 10, 1869. 23:tf
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OFFICE.
On the corner Of Second and Washington Streets.
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n. r. HElMBO lO.

Jaly22, 1870. IS ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

A FRESHET.-T The storm 81 Friday and the
subsequent melting Of the large bodies Of snow
on the lands adjacent 10 the rivers caused q
heavy freshet. Saturday moi ming the Penob-
scot was found to be swollen two feet higher
than BY the freshet last spring and exceeding
in hight anything known for fifteen years
The falls at ssccarsppa presented . grand
sight and attracted crowds Of admirIng spec
tstors The ice being at the time out Of the
river no damage, beyond the carrying away 3
number Of logs, the stopping Of the first nj the
Cumberland Mills and the swxying Of the
bridge Of the kennebec Railroad Company
several inches in the center. was kOne. The
Passengers on the In bound morning train Of
the Kennebeo road got ouf OF the cars and
passed over the bridge on foot, the train fol-
lowing. The section hands were ut work
there and stayed tie bridge up, fendering it
perfectly safe. wssh0ut was seasonably
discovered on the Kennebec road in TOp,ham.
three miles from Brunswick depot, which WAS
thirty feet wide and four feet ieep. RSad-
master Colby from Brunswick had men out
and the track blocked up so that The carly train
was not seriously delayed.
A despatch from Lewiston says IL rsined
there for twenty four hours, and in addition
TO the rain two feet Of snow was melted. czus-
ing a great accumulation Of water, which has
uufloored culverts and ssbmeIG eJ highways
A washout . mile bsI0w here stopped the
morning train on the AndrO-coggin railroad
On the AndroscoGgia railroad n portion Of thu
bridge It Farmiassoa and smaif bridge ri
Wilton were carried Of Transportation wa
80 ped on the roai BY the damages but will
- resumed tO-dny.
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BOOK NOTICES.

oIiyE LoGa>'s NV BooK-Mr. y "
Wool 4. agent for Hancock County for this popu
las b, oh. issued by Pa'nsi-e & Co
The work axe. ia the whole range OF VIA, !.
te hnicaiiy known a. the show Hs,ine.s" hich
embrace the Opera. Theatre. Mu-~um. Concert
Circus. MensRcrir. taisvIn, Lecture. sire,
Show. and every thing mich has an ADM. /. on
fee. No one could I've n,nrr competent To reveal
practical voTknS- Of he show World III IN Dli W.
Logon Shc - to he manor born. u-r iath~t
was an tcinr. her sister Nv. OF them we b~lr '.
and her brothers AZ well ss herself, were Pared 10
the atmosphere OF he GFc-n Rom. H,.w hart Z
tar a-undcr .uch life-I''bg ssoristian- Tue ac.
ucss who has the courage 10 break through pro
fc-sionai etiquette. snd turn her back upon her
old puUuit. has rare n-rsr. p-ierp nat ~
pluck IA Anv form. 10 .iwAys Hdu.ir-d. In e.
pecially In Woman UrugE ing 'owsri. the rigbI
We believe Miss Logan. has IskeB .ons -tet IN
the night direcii IN. H-r vk h bound g., cell i'm
m-n-cy. The betie, cis-s Of community sympa
thize vi h her, AMI oil encourage ana sustain her
Ia every -t-p che taxes &, pu ~ the bran sh~
>. one IT ihr mo-i trtiii ar MFRS In the and
The \. Itiiscn says she never wrote q dull nae
IA hrr HE. sni could & Sr'e one u she lrr.i .
Which Is probably true. As The specimen before :
can h.rii, be e1veicd
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BENZ. Snow OF Bluehil has 20 head

BENZ. Snow OF Bluehill has &c head
Of neat cattle, 4 horses and 20 sheep.
In the gale of Friday last. Sch. Rattan
went ashore at Weymouth point, and Sch.
Agricola had her mainmast carried away.
About half the dam Of the gristmill
at Bluehill was carried away in the storm
on Saturday.
The vote in Bangor last week TO
aid the winterport Railroad was in favor
64s, to sl2 against it. II was To see II the
city would give the road $50 900.
-Messrs. Stackpole Of Bluehill. rails
ed in 1869. eighty bushels of corn upon one
acre.
we are indebted to Uncle Ben
the old landlord OF the American House.
for two .'speckled beauties" large enough
for three hungry mems dinners.
We forgot to call attention last week
to the advertisement OF the Eaton High
school at Norridgewock. This school has
been in successful operation for fourteen
years. and has never received any aid from
the State or any body else outside Of the
PROJECTORS. 1t is spoken of as one OF the
best school in the state.
MIR. T. n. Lord of Bluehill q grad
uate of the Normal School OF Castine. A
good scholar and good fellow Is to teach
the Spring Term of the Etna High School.
BLUEHiLL, Fee. llth, 1870.
The members Of the Baptist Society Of
this place held Lcvee on Tuesday AMI
Thurs lay evening Feb. sih and 10th inst.
Notwithstanding the inclcmency Of the
weather Tuesday evening, a goodly num-
Der were present. Proceeds of the evening
one hundred and eighty seven dollars.
The Hall on Thursday evening was well
filled and all seemed to enjoy the entertain
ment. Evening proceeds. about 500
During the evenings Tucsd ~ and Thurs
d.y The com >any were entert lined by mu-
sic, a representation OF ancient times by
four Young ladies', and a repast that might
satisfy a King.
In behalf Of the Society We publicly pro-
nounce its thanks to Mr.. Lemuel. and Miss
MARY +. johnson tor the satisfactory man
ner in which they performed the musical
part Of the entertainment. May the OrglRs
blast, sound their praise. Thank, also TO
those who favored Us with their presence
and patronage. The total proceed, s2s7
are TO aid in the purchase of al organ for
the Baptist Church A Member.
The mills al Frankfort mills. consist
ing of saw mill, two shingle mills and
stave machine were washed away on the
18th inst. owing 10 The ice break ng up
in the pond in consequence ofthe tTcshet
A list of the names of persons residing
in Bucksport ofs0 wears ofaye and upwards
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In accepting an invitation to speak In
New Hampshire during the present can.
vass, Mr. Dawes uses the following Ian
guage, which is not very acceptable to
those who have been trying to read him
out Of the Republican party.
Economy and reform can be secured on
ly by keeping in power the Republican par
~. The President and Congress will unite
In diminishing expenditures and taxes.
while maintaining the public faith and re-
ducing the national debt. Any labor re-
form movement which strives to defeat the
Republican party will only injure the in
terests ofthe laboring classes and intend to
place In power their worst enemies. I
hope YOU will elect Governor Stearns by
the people and secure your usual radical
Republican majority in the Legislature.
Congressman Hill. ofNew Jersey, who
is an earnest advocate Of the abolition Of
the Thanking privilege. has received CO m
munication from one OF his constituents
which reads thus: Deer Sur Please send
me copy Of the Agricultural report and
then abolish the franking privilege"
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Fen. l6.-Ofthe Judg-
es Of the Superior Court who ye>terd de-
cidcd the question reg arding the Bible H.
the public schools In favor oft use. Judg,
Storer Is an Eptscopalian, Judge Hogan 8
Methodist aud Judge Tane a Liberal Uni.
tartan. The case will be carried to tn.
Supreme Court.
The literature Of spiritualism is alto
gethcr SUI generis. Some OF the illusions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

Al"ohpHt stIni!.lut- aI- snJ .iitoas a. iIiv u. h
vou- h-hiih hni are al~ais Z 'ii.wrli IS deprcs-
ing HtAs IIUN. HE 81 rHgth that lpu.tu'~ Vel
iir -y,- a. ttr >IRtNbIu iEALIII a.,
toMks TO STAY. bcrai- Of the wsls.e, IRE
aTAtlnn- tndi have laii the foun,iatiun- al
iuaat hab t. Of lntenlp-I ancr " Whether und,.
tiie pai-c Biiiers Vthe. y i-e. l., The Vi tal
Jus .ouapouH'i- alone. Bcl er ne OF h met al
vaar tian Jr burn. up b, the hir, vi aloiu
f"t the tnsre'ilruls IA q compose Duht'- Ne van
ssse palgnsc t % can ,tlIr. tor t4c by Dru.
Atsts Aal County otur-s. rIic. U.e Doiiar
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Bl SINESS NOTICES

We n"tfe~d in one Of our exchange ihi.
week ~" -'sirm-ni u D~a. John iI.-igkin-, o.
South Jeier-on, Ne WHOSE son wa, cur. j ~ in
cirirnt con>'Iin. 'tion by the u>e oi johnson.
AD,dyD- Liniment. Ne refer 10 Thu nj thi.
time ~ tending To currobprsie the >i1'-m.n
W msJs' l,-t week IN reiS,iou to thi, Liuitneni
- spplr'i To e n.ulni,iion.
II Congress had employed a. much ,cen. i'd,
skill IN he arrAg-,uen mt Of II. H-c,n-tr uci ION
Policy al thu cise n fne War D-partn~ul
I'D ~ The beginning of the war, In arrn nxinx
for lie Manufacture oi what Wa called >herd
aus. Cavalry Condition row cers Tor ih- w.
uf The CssAiry horse. 10 d.ubt the Union
would hAhe btea restored hong *, Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

Dr. A. l.. 5. OViLi., IS TIE inv .ntnr OF sever.
me, i.sl pref ara tons which have become v-iy
popular and have bern iibe,aliy used. ANN &
b. INJECTIONS are Halls B,i>am for the lung
am "I.iverwvrt and TAR Fer the pat TX Year.
q letter Lung remedy has b en- onesd 70 b.
ubic. Read the toI.oa Ing letter from DIR. sCovILL
r.Ierng to IL:
Messrr J. \. HARRIS 4 Co.,
GENTS - make tn.
fol owing statement from perfect convi ton
know ledge Of The benefits oi Aleu- Lung Ba-an
In curing the most deep sealed Pull ouaIy Coz,
sumptioni have wLte-sed Its ere IA on th'
Young and on the old. aud truly that II is b
lar the be-, G xpeciorant remedy with hich I ,
arqua nted. Tor Coughs, and all The early stage
vi Lug complaints, beiiese II TO be cert.l
cure s.,d q every ianiiy IA Il keep II b, them
ready 10 admin stcr upon the first appearance ~
di.esse about the Lungs, there Would bc very IL.
csse- VI fatal ION SUMPTION. II causes te pnierh
and mat cr 10 raise without ia isting those dell
cate organ. (the Lupgs). anu without rrotuciLt
cs,u.tlp q vi the Bowels. II also give s'reBgi
The - stem, stops ine night iae us aud chang,
ali the MORBID secretious ~ a healthy siaie.
Yours respectfully. \. l.. sCONIIL
sold by al Hedlciuc Deal rs. Avs
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Rev. DIR. md Of Bangor mas an article in
the last Chri>,isn Mirror ,lenouncing the ten
dency Of the churche. iowa d the ''one ser, ice"
plan. He think. that TO omit afternoon service
is TO surrender good deal Of The Christi. IN
bold upon the people. He concludes with
this appeal:
The Great Eastern on the 9Th OF NOV ember
left England for The East indies. carr ,iD1 an
ocean cable lhat she will lay b tween Bombay
ard sutZ. There has been some snxiei, about
her. hui ii ha- been remove che .pok-
ell by another vessel a M nth after her depart d.
ure. and she then IN The South Ailan'i e
ocean. The cable is over 600 statute miles in
length.
According TO Milton. Eve Eept silence in
Edrn 10 hear her hu .band tsk,' said gen
tleman 10 a i.dy friend. and then nd led. in =
melancholy tone. Alas. there have been no
Ewes since .Becau>e. quickly retorteI the
lady. there have been DO husbands worth lis
te ming to-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

From Huri 4 H,uxh,pn We have the March
numi.-r al Old aud y ". The cont~ni. ar,
n follows: OiI aud Nevis rary article b,
the e'i'tpt) Revelation; she Writes: Whs, ,
Young Man Need in t,oll-g.'; In search OF .
Climate; >onn.t; Religion in >cho,l-: Pau
Tracey. Artist. The DISSENT Hit: rhe Aig N
Am "Nanii' or "Mauiiou:- Nature sn.i III.
Gr-st railroad with cui-l: Ih,. Mar-h o
Empire: B'dng, Things Nv and DID; lin.
glanf- Nr~ Lol,nv; la Mu.ica rrionf.ntr
The school hsn and heir Bureau. Ten lime,
Uuc-ls len - niI,aihv.
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Many suher rather than take nauseous med
i'ine-; aud thi. - not to be wondered at. NJ the
rrin'dy u ofien worse than The disease.
sufi-r..s from coughs. coils. mnu nz.. sore
throat, or tendency tn Consumption. will find
In DR. Wi-tar'> Bal>am Of VIII Cherry n +, m.
edy as agreeable To the palate a, edrctual IN
removing disease.
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Items from the Whig.

The late storm ns- entirely destroyed the
sleishng. and the roads out ~ Town are al
most entirely destitute OF >now. II is reilly
neither sleighing nor wheeling.
We understand that Messrs. Wheclwrgh,
nd Clark have leased the first store in the
block now being erected on Kendu.kesg
Bri ge.
The occupants Of the stores on Kenduskesg
stream have been bu for day o. two past in
raising goods above high water mark. Fort
unaiel. all danger ola food is oyer-the cold
snap having che cked the flow Of water.
The injuries to Mr.. flneid's stock by
the l.te fire was larger than at first appeared,
owing 10 the dense smoke which prevailed.
His loss has been settled by the Compan es
and the sum Of one thousand dollars paid.
We understand tina Mr.. Chisam's loss is
about 500 from the same csuse.
The steamer Katzhdiu did not leave Boston
on Friday evening on account Of the severe
storm. She left Saturday evening and arrived
| q her wharf in winterport about . o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
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Take care OF Yourself

pphhs Nhksi>k y PiKE to>H harmonizcs
p-Tiectis Win rs >EssE FlBRE give invtrA.t 4
s""'rs AZ The -T"sAcH. LisER. itow.i- and
hi'cesA ana supplies mech bir I"r the va q.
'"A' . t"ie'aht!S tHktns pia'". Z DFERAIE-
>ppiHiN"Lf.- l. a. PLEASANT 10 TAKE ~ any
wh-.-imd van >LZkr sai o.,pp DIGESTION
Whi' ~ rhoAoths, ktsIoRLs h- til, tr "
s"iNb itE I'm az Hoi,r. and r. utIhI>l-,s ,,y
AtNb leohl'lh- 90 uptuin. mercury "T It. !. h
h'a' NJ" "ieh hsr'i ioI 'ttous complaints .t,.
rvrf. Teas Of th,uaau,i. ATE trsupl L II n.
eufa'Nr powers srr pampnIrt acruutpany tLg
"a. h bUt.tr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

FOR WHnofi o'ot.H Du,i,.'- Acryine AL
mi'i-tri@i y nm ui'"A.IYpi.h u, co.,. Euth.i r
'cturIL,r tt. aiII save uus lttII, ,,u, il,, . a
ui u distressing cs,ul .l.t IL ...n unr,
A'iitii any IN HEAsLE,, bringing the ~ n vel
an'I Ie@siue tn" tnwci- ire and hehllhfut. ~
fe''tl ~. ''siiohs IA pamphlet. fOr the dts
shscn affect IiIbistN Niit> iEl IlII\,
tutiug iurn4. "A mo n, instant or .r,,l.iul "a
HI R.nvmJer, u cvatains no opium Ia ans
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DIE D..

Died In Sullivan, Feb. 18th, Calvin b,
hodgkins, aget ~ years.
In Sullivan, Feb. 10Th, Samuel Simpson,
aged 20 years.
Died in Harrington, Feb. 9Th, Mrs.
Priscilla Wakefield, aged IS years.
Died in fremont, Jan. SOth, Mr.. Barnard
Rummell, aged 70 years.
Died in fremont, Mrs. Elizabeth Morey,
agei 70 years.
Died In Orland Feb. 18th, Mrs. Isora wife
OF Edgar Lewis.
Died at Prospect Marsh. 10th inst. Miss
Augusta N. Partridge aged l6 years.
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A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
Browns Bronchial Troehes
NJ A II lie u.

In Addison, Feb. 18th. BY Rev. N. Dun.
bar, Mr.. A. p. Moore Of Hitchbprg. Nass.
and Miss Arthemus B. Piamwsr o. A. " =
In East Winthrop, by Rev. A. Bryant,
Mr.. John w. kObis Of Manchester, n. H.,
and Marina =. Pettenxin Of Hancock, Ne.
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In ; lnkruutcv.
xeaal . ,tin
Assignaes Sale.

The undersigned >ssigure IN tbs Eessse Of
J"-eph .crsnn Ban rum will seii. ~ Pubic
Anr.h.n. nj the store OF Trumaa sirapson II
sullivan ON the IL Ivy OF March is.0 ten o'clock
\: the 'oil'~f.g II suri B,nkrup,s Estate
1T. Ouc ante sgtin-t ). T.. Ash and G. A.
H,s.per t'r (tsss0)
I'd Several debss due the Bankrupt On omen
arc''un' am 'nutinY O., $1,000
81 w Actfon Vs. the town Of sullivan value d
st (slO0)
sfh. Also sal ,nkru,ts right ofrede, ming a
cefis'n ~ re occupied BY hi f-o u orty,xe of
y 500 W Robert II. Hl,is.ieiI; aud also said
Bsakrupts right Of krsi,-emIny n certa n ,nr.e
vslnci ~ (s2io) Mortgaged to John Z. Hovey
tor ~ and interest.
Gro. 4. DYER, As.ixnee
Ellsworth. Feb. l.th l-,0.
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Speers Standard Wine Bittsrs

There Is no rhAria anism about speer's
Wire Biiiers !" Their base his pure wine.
all Of which is four years Obj fore il il ~oId I
used III any way. They on.y required e. L.
used Ia reco mend th~m-el,-> to The most in
credutous. They are pure and perfectly tr.-~
fIo,n any kind Vi medication, and pleasant TO
the taste,
Sold by l1rilgyi.fs
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every merchane % III east side a WISER st
il loser 10 greater OF less extent. Many
Por families Ia the kwer part Of Tie street
have iost nearly everything bat their clothes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

IL you wou d have = dc-irsI,ie head Of hair
and retain n. Use Hairs Vegetable Sirilian
lar Ken. wer. he mI~t wonderful discovery
VI modern Zines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

Per-evcrence IN the right direction make
the man. So does Warrrn's Cough BxI.xn
conquer all diseases Of The ihros' aud lungs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

T~~ Galaxy for March hs. The following
content Pun Yourself 10 ILL., Place; At Cam
bridge Cni'cr-ity, An Editor. Tsic- The
i0.i Bud. Letters from Havana, The crinr,
of al"-. Ten Year. y R,.mr. M-,iu.l, Hand
70 Hand. Ihc Clv~n's Real rigimg, G.imp.e-
into Portrait GALLERY. Mi-c-hahy, britt
Wood, Literary and Art NolIce,.
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The Riverside Magazine for March OPEN.
with >'"ie si-'ut The Cat. The Nra-ei .mi
The Young Rabbit. in which the cunning o j
eat phys cru ! trick npnn the oiher-. The
% her >inTie> are 10 = diIr rent hull,r fr..ln
ih'-. bot animal. that >prak and think hA-
hhinsn irins.. and f,irir-. are inirriiiccd la
them. Thi- Lvori,c magazine continues 10
please the Children
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

eFOR DEAFNESS The Patent Orx.sjc yibrn.
1tor Il Cts INTO the Ear. 10 not perceptible, re-
moves Singing Hoisss In Tie Head. end enables
lie Assemblies. Trsatiss on Deafhess, win
Means OF Cure, sent free, DR. T. HUNT STILL.
WELL. 763 Broadway, N. Y. Avs
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Chr ellsworth AMIR can.
THURSDAY. FEB. Path, 1870.

NEW ADVER TISENENIS.
Home Insurance Company; Mt,
Non Explosive Lamp.-G: W. hish''
State Valuation Commission
Millwright ard Hydraulic Engineer.
Big Money.
Patents.
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See Bunch of aranas.

On Standard in another column. SPEERS
STANDARD WINE BlTrEk> II hiyhly re.
commended by physician. for Dy.pepiic.. on
acco. nj Of It's tonic properties, its purity, and
its delicious favor.
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Ladies in Door Health.
Children's Diseases,

Inc Nrr'l.ir l. also OF the Is,.-t Tetne,ii.
ever rinpi"l Ell IA The cure IL he n lnefou, M,
L"uofrsp ~ hli'nrt.tA knowh > Female Con.
llis ~s., 10 A tut.,t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

The Magic Comb y. VII s chang, any color >,
permanent black or brown. II contains - peisos,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

On Saturday the water was eight feet deep
in the road near Six Mile Fan-. The ice
filled the channel Of the Sire am, aud the water
backed up, covering the fi-!d> and roads A
gang OF men succeeded Ia starting the iee
much 10 the satisfaction OF some oi the neigh
bors.-Whig.
The kennebee Journal says the returns
of the Bear crop in Maine Tor the pre-en; year
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