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NJ A II II I E ID.

Married in Boston. May 10Th, by Rev.
Mr.. Rand, Mr.. Octavius W. Young of b.
to Miss Tullia A. Thomas of Eden.
In Calais. LIST inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. Z. b. Eddy, as
sisted by Rev. Edgar Foster, Mr. George
c. Whitney Of Worcester, Mass, to Miss
Amy L. Whidden, daughter of Hon. C. Il.
Whidden of Calais.
Married, June 9Th by Rev. Benjamin F.
Fogg. Capt. George. W. Bennett, to Miss
Margaret Moon Doth Of Hancock.
In Franklin, June 18th, by J. II. Doyle,
Esq, Wilson A. Bunker, and Miss Mary Z.
Tracy. both Of Franklin.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT or ELLSWORTH

June s:l
Bark Aberdeen. Treat. Boston.
June 9th
Schr Marccllu>, Remick. Boston.
Emily Whitaker, Prov idence.
Minncoia. Whitaker. Boston.
Diamond. Young. Rockland.
senator, EonEy, Boston.
June loth.
schr. Josephine. Mcdonald. fremont.
Georgia. Alley. Bostor.
Belle. Young. Providence
. Catherine. Allen. HaNcrlH.
June 18th.
astoria. >addicr. Boston.
l.ucella Hodgkins. Boston
Delaware, Fullerton. Newport
Thick weather, wind easicrly. no arrivals.
June l.th
Schr Democrat, FreGthy, Brooklin.
Huzzar. Bukcr Rockland
June ash.
>chI. J. G. Fremont. Timer, Kncklani.
Democrat. freaihy, BROOKLYN.
q >ch samuel Lewis. honey Dighton.
Agricoia Fullerton, BoAnn,
June l4lh
schr. capt. John. Young, Boston.
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II Johnson's Ano Tyne Linment is half ~
valuable peonle say it Is. no family should
he without IL, Certainly no person. be he Law
yer, Doctor. Minister, or Of any other profess
sion. should start on q journey without it.
No Sailor. Fisherman. or Wooodsman. should
be without IL. In fact it Is needed wherever
there !. an Ache. Sprain, Cut, Bruise, Cough,
or Cold.
Farmers and Horse Men," are continually
nquiring, what we know Of the utility OF
'.SheIidan'- Cavalry Conditions Powders"
and in reply we would say through the columns
OF the Ellsworth American that we have heard
from hundreds who have used them with graf
flying results that il also our experience.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Imdi1Aakinn.

Very many persons are constant sufferers
from indigee1ton. and consequent debility
particularly 0Dse Of sedenfsry habits, and
dehcaas emales. Speer's Standard Wise Bit
tern are a. 81 su0cient antid0te TO their ait
tngs md debility. Give then iudieious Rial.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT

APPLE-S-Baldwin. Sl25; Coz king. SC 100.
Dried. 10.
BUTTER-30.
BEANs-YclIow eyed 600 = 20. Pea e 90 a
CAEESE-20.
CORN-l30 to 40.
FLOUR-$6 to $3.50.
GRAIN-Barley. so, Oats, 20,
Rye. ID G -.
HAY-eaO -.
HIDES 4 sklNs-Sheep skins. 30 a -.
hides, &c. Cali skins, l5cts.
LIME-e1. 40 per cask.
MEAL-Corn.$l 30 a / 40, Rye, 81. 30 a 81 80
POTATOES-J0.
PRODUCE-Eags Is: Domestic Lard. 90 to Is.
PROVlSIONS-Round Hog. l4a 10 Beef 10 -
Clear Salt Pork, $500 35 %.
Mutton. 10 l2c per 10. Spring
Lamb II l5c. Turkeys 20 22
Chickens. 20 25 Veal to u.
Ham Is 20c-
SEEDS-Clover IL to 20, Herd.grass IS % g.
20, Redtop 70 TO 125.
TALLOW-Rough &C Rendered 9 1-2 to H.
wOOD-Hard s6 80 $ 90. Mill 8 90 a 4 %.
WOOL-FIeece 40 to IS. Pulled 81 TO 40.
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CITY BOOT l. SHOE STORE.
Having taken the City Shoe store formerly os
cupied by
A. S. ATHERTON,
and received direct from the
MANUFACTURERS,

u
Boots and Shoes for
az NJ ~ Hv uictuOu speak
)i Is not II bright and satisfying success,
ana yet there are 50 MANY little articles
u te'fu about kitchen that il YOU fail
on the coop you can generally bring
iway something else. brought away
nice steel trap, one night, worth nine
ty cents.
But what is the Use of my pouring out
my whole intellect on this subject?
ave shown the Western New York
Poultry Society that they have taken to
thelr bosom aparty who is not Spring
chickens by any means, but man who
Anows all about poultry, and is just as
hlgn up In the most efficient methods of
raising 1t as the President Of the institu-
lion himself. thank these gentlemen
right pleasantly and heartily. for the hon
'DAAl bership THAI, bava ,,,c.r..l
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DIED.

In Ellsworth 9Th inst, Moses Smith, aged
62 years.
In Bluehill, May 3lst, Mrs Ursula W.
Trundy, aged 20 years.
In Brewer, June 9th, Alice A., wife Of
VIM. P. Burr, and daughter Of Samuel
and Mary E. Longfellow of Machias, aged
"a years, ii months and days.
Kennebec papers please copy.
Died in Eden, 9Th inst. very suddenly,
Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins, wife of Oliver
Higgins Esq. aged 4s years.
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VIEW DVERTISEMENTS.

Dauchy & Cos. ads.
Lygonia Lodge.
Lost.
Wanted.
The Advance.
Summer Opening, Lyon & Josslyn.
Dissolution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-16

Vegetable .Siciian Hair Reae,cer. sold by
all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-16

"A Wonder Of Medical Science" may well
be applied to Dr. Wisisr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. 1t is nearly half century since this
rem ,rksblc remedy was introduced 10 the pub
lie and yet the immediate and enviable repu-
tation which il gained by Its wonderful cures
OF coughs. colds. wboopiog cough. sore throat.
Influenza. consumption. and all bronchial COM
plants. l. to this day fully sustained.
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FISHING SALT.

Liverpool salt, in Bond and putA paid tor sale
l,y WITHtRIE Il o.
Ca-tInr. Mag ..sth I-.p GN..
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
New World
compared
With the Old

Written by GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND,
Has more informaiisn in the same compass and
for the same money than any other book now be-
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book not Tor day, but for years. No library u
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Henry Ud,j Beechr says: Read the marvel
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II has all the freshness and interest of racy
letter. and sparkles with good things-Nddison
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la style there in nothing to complain OF II Is at
once brilliant aud iogical.-S. io,iis Times
Circulars containing copinu- extracts, terms,
etc, VIII he sent to any address on application,
Address, ;. NJ. BETS & Co.
iw3i Hartford Conn
Notice.
The following described property seized at
Bucksporl the l2th day OF April last, Tor VIOLA
ton OF the Revenue laws, will be sold at the Gus
slant, nj two o'clock IN the afternoon, by public
auction to the highest bidder therefor. viz.
Reg containing twenty galicrs of whiskey.
ten MrdrorJ ram
WI. SARGENT.
Collector Of Gu -t"n4.
Dated at tastinc, June ~. lslo. 3w'.3
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WOOL CARDING

PIE subscriber has reittsi his CARING NiiI.
Pot IN new cards, and l. now prepared to do
work promptly and we'll. at the Old stand - ~urry
NlLa.c. Wool lcIt with Henry NhIiIng, Ellsworth
" nod & Conary, Blneh!l PAN. Viii be taken and
the roll. returned to the same places ire" OF ~.
lcl-e TO customers.
r. 4. CURTIS
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Notice.
Steam Engine for Sale.

very good second hand steam Engine. %
horse power, Tor sale low, by
A. p. EMERSON.
orland, May i!th. 1870 6w.o
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For Sale.

ONE quarter of new vessel, leo tons burthen
now being built W Master z. J. Hodgkins. In his
yard. Apply to
Ellsworth, NAY l11h. lo7os nj
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
F! JgLIcIsl Di.tric, 0: tho State OF Nevada, N
ETl ~ einrsa- corT'T-W. II. G. STEPHAN
sos u.alnt.ir, VI. JhSE STEPHENSON. alias
JANE WARE. drtcGlant.-Action brought IN
the Di.tric. CONT Of the First Judicial Dittriet
OF the State ui Nevada, IN and for the county OF
storey. and The complaint nled IN taid county,
in the ciIlce OF the Clerk Of raid District Court,
on the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1870.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting, TO jane
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Quired to appear in an action brought ngaintt
You by the above named plaintiff. IN me Dis,res
Court Of the First judicial District Of the state
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey, and
answer the complaint hlrd therein. within YEN
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said county; or, II served out Of taid county.
within twenty days; and In al other Sasef, l9rIy
days; or Judgment by default VIII DC nsen r,
against you according 10 the prayer OF fa'o eoH''
The raid action 10 brought to obtain the jadS;; |;
nent and decree OF this Court that the oopdt OF
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fendant be declared null and void, on ine
grounds. as is alleged In plaintiffs complaint.
that at the time or the marriage Of defendant
and plaintiff taId plaintiff believed bic former
wtfc Mary j. Stephenson, dead, but has. rinca
bis said marriage with defendant, ascertained
she Is living and IL now alive.
answer the complaint the raid plsintif will ap.
Div TO the Court for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the senl Of the Die.
trict Court OF the First Judicial li-triet
~ of the State OF Nevada. In and for the
(L.s. county Of Storey, this 10Th day Of Sep
- tcmber in the year Of our Lord one
eand eight hundred and seventy.
...- . GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
By J. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk.
lbt-ccnt Int. Rev. stamp eel2
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CAUTION.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following described hrst.class warrants OF
Storey County, State Of Nevada. redeemed oy
said county March 30, 1867, from Geo. +. Jones
& Co., have been lost or misiaid, and all persons
arc cautioned against purchasing the same' a
they will not DO paid:
Warrant 80. ,562, issued to Walter Davidson.
january s, 1894. registered January ., isS4; /;
principal, $40 10; interest. $50 90; total,
$3.50 ~.
warrant No. 1907. issued to John Manning,
January II. 1894 registered came date prinei-
pal, Sis; Interest. 80 %; total, ti65 g.
Warrant No. ] sos. issued TO Geo. F. Jones q
Co Jsnusry 70. 1864, regirtered same date;
principal. <i,o2s ls; interest, $3.50 7s; total,
Warrant No. 1854, issued January IS. 1884, to
E. Donnafous 4 Co. registered same date prtn,'
clpal, $50 90; interest, SIS 20; total, SIS ~.
Warrant No. 1900, issued to C. w. BoDyDge
4 Co. january IL. 1854. registered snme date;
principal. SLIPS So; interest, $500 ~; total
By order Of the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Storey county, Nevada. -.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
Virginia. September Z, 1870. ses-lw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25
Doty's Vasling..Macline,
Letsiy much improred-and The New
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Improved with RowELL's PATENT Double
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I'VE like our machine much; could
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g 1t is worth one dollar q week in any
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i In the laundry.of my house there is q
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Every week has given it stronger
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OLD DIR. WILDER

EHONTINUEs TO TREAT ALL
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Medicines prepared in the establish
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Both sexes, married or single, suffering
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-1bese isAa good deal Of sound sense
soAPAiiosopby il tho following from
the Galesburg ILL.,, Free Pre1s:
1-nIayspp. N you owe one but a
itaele dollar. 90 and pay him; when
ttstes % 20 little money. W ought TO
ksep3 &c moving sround lively.
jim owed ns. and ws owed Bill,
80 Bill owod Jim. Jim got mad
bseessssws made him pay last week
9o.eosning;;.. but We paid Hill. and
G9lH paid jim. and Jim went to bed
thai siGk absRpy ~ clam. with just
~ mueh Money - he had in the
moyeing and three,ncp out Of debt. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25

abe Radical design to have men,
bssssof Congress, Presidential Elec.
tors. etc.. elected under the super
VISION Of Commissioners appointed
By the General G Government, is of the
chafActcr Of Abbott's National Po-
lice, depriviDg the States Of nearly
every element Of sclf-control-Bos-
ton PoA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25

Afsw England editor wrote .
Loading article on the fair sex. in tho
course OF which he said, Girls of
seventeef yor eighteen are fond of
beau'. - When the paper was issued
be vas rather shocked to discover
that an unfortunate typographical err
ror had made him say, Girls of
seventeen Or eighteen are fond of
beans. A simple truth, by the
way.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25

An invoice of tarred
roofing and sheetins paper
Just received al Hauchctt's,
cheaper. warmer and more
durable than plaster.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-25

NORTH CsrSlina has the cham d o.
old man. he has r. ssbed l43 years
hy dint Of living on purely vegeta Bile
diet aGd dtinking spring water, and
!: hkc5y to iive ~ much longer, from
all appearances. He hts survived
seven wivcs. and as the last one died
slxty years ago he is beginning to
1N lonesome and talks about going
c0n5tpg Aaain. 4Iss1
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800 Dphlias, Gladiolns, GaEESHorsE,
Bedding Plants, Send Zoe, for Cats logues
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0slf-love is ut once the most deli
eats and the most tenacious of our
sentiments; mere nothing will wound
It, but nothing on ealth will kill it.
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Or. Butts work No matter what yoGr disease Is
or now deplorable your condition, remember that
while It osts you Fifty cents to have it with it's val
liable in('rm ton, it may cost YOU, as II has many
life Of hopeless misery, and regret not to have II
DR.. Butts can be consulted personally or by mail
any Of the diseases mentioned in his work
Office, No. -, North Eighth ST., between Marke,
and Chestnut, st. Louis, Mo. $50