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NOTICE,

inasmnch as 1t might be inferred from the
notice OF f. ID. Reed Co In the late issue OF the
American, that was member OF said arm: /
hereby respectfully say TO the public, that il there
ever was such firm, do not know it, nor what
business 1t does. The undersigned considers saii
notice given with intent To iBjnre, and for such
libel claims the right TO hold said Company amen.
able to the Statutes in such cases made and pro
vided.
ALOSZO r. ATHERTON.
fremont, April 9th 1870 3wi5
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THE GREATEST COON

to the greatest number will be infallibly secured
by dinusion OF the knowledge impaired In DR.
Hayes new an popular medical work entitled
InE Silence OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESER
nAIIoN," practical treatise upon matters deep
~ concerning the health and vigor Of both old and
young OF both sexes. A perusal or this voiun.
mas oeen The means OF restoring thousands to
health and happiness already, and il is destined
10 our columns, under the head OF .'The PEABODY
MEDICAL Institute will give the reader n good
idea Of the work or intentions OF the author.
spe2ml1
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The Fifth Annual Choral Festival will be
held At Norombega hall. Bangor on Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. April 9th, 18th
and 18th. An excellent array Of soloists will be
present, among whom will BE- Mrs. H. N :.
Smith. soprano. Of Boston. Mrs. J. W. Wes-
ton, soprano. Of Boston, Mr.. ". J. Hill, tenor,
of New York, Mr.. Geo. s. Weeks, tenor, Of
New York, and Mr.. John l. Shaw, bass, Of
Portland. The instrumental talent will be the
renowned Germania Band Of Boston. Six
concerts will Be given. five Of thsm miscella-
ne0us, and one Of the Ofat0rio OF the Crea.
tino. These festivals have become very popu-
lar and always attract large number Of nu.
sic loving people; in fact they are considered to
be the best musical entertainments held in this
State. The price Of tickets this year Is lower
than usual-Sesson tickets 800; member Of
Chorns 600. The Chorus will number
something over two hundred voices. Free re.
turn tickets By railroad and steamboat - usual.
6ead Soe circular p ,. 9. Davenport, Dirscs.r
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Cure of Female Weakness

~ ,rcuIafs or further Information sent on recent
LINUS BELCliER, Randolph, Mass.
For sale by GEO. &. GOODWIN 500 % H.
worth, Me. "io, Els
~. Randolph, Mass. October 10. Isss
MI. Mrs; bELcHER,-I had been safferer for seven
no faith, tor had tried various kinds az ,d naa
anu several era; fhysieiaus and was only relieved for
an snGrt nme. will cheerfnlly say 10 YOU and the
Pu9ic, nave tried this valuable Female Medicine
and experienced q cure, without the AID of SIM,
Porters, from three bottles -
very Respectfully, Mrs. G. Fl. wINNETT.
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Washington, d. C. April 2sd. 1870.

Washington, D. c. April 23d, 1870.
1t is expected that the reconstruction
Committee Of the House, will report the
Senate Georgia bill on Tuesday next.
But it is not at all certain, Is there are 90
many conflicting opinions in regard to
Georgia that the more moderate Men,
beers of both parties are not in haste to
dispose oft. The substitute drawn up
by Mr.. Cessna, of Pennsylvania, admit
ing Georgia TO representation At once,
and providing for IN election Of Q new
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10 Teachers and Scnool Agents
OF the City of Ellsworth.

MI teachers intending 10 Instruct in this i.
mo ensuing season, are hereby notllesi a. be- prt
tht AK me folice Court Room, the last ~atuF, 4.
IA ApFii, anu on the first saturday IN May, at uua
o'clock 4. NJ, Tor the purpuss OF eX4mIulf st
aHd oil employ ucnt IN the ier,i sehDus ut t..5-
titv. tach Teacher is requested to bring q ptu
ci and paper.
school Agent, also notllet to MAKE return,
uurlns the present month OF the names, and mum
per OF all scholars, within their respcc tive Di-
trlcts on the LIST day OF April. 1870.
They Will also notify the =. Com, OF the iiuie
when their schools are to commence, the length
Of the term, and the boarding place provided To-
the Teacher.
AZ. DRINkWArER. ; ) Com
:. TENNEY. Of
W. ii. SANARY. Ellsworth
EllswortI -, April 10th, ls7U. I6tr
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The CASE OF NELLIE BURNS. No incident
which has transpired in our city for long
time has 80 stirred up the sympathies OF the
people a. the late abduction Of the child Nellie
barns. NOW that the kidnappers are suppos-
ed TO be in custody. It may be OF interest to
know how they may be dealt with by the law
II they are convicted. The Goth section Of the
160th chapter ofthe General Statutes OF Mas
sachusetts. after describing the offence now al
legged against the woman Chase and the man
Manning, afiixes n penalty for a violation of
its provisions, imprisonment in the state Prison
not exceeding ten wears, or fine not exceed
ing one thousand dollars, aud ipprisonmen Mt in
jail not exceeding two years Boston lie, aid.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

have this day, entered into Copartncrship rof
the practice of Medicine aud Surgery. with Dr
Geo. \. Harden, who has for the past year ~tud
led In the hospitals OF Mass, and a recent grA,lu
ate of Harvard Medical school. As to In. a
tinInehts OF Dr. Harden, he refers to Henry }
Bigeow NJ. d., Prof OF surgery. and C,IyI.
Ellis, VI. D., Prot. OF the Theory and Practi.. d.
Medicine 10 Harvard College.
r. IL. HARDING, VI. u.
Ellsworth A prii 10th $50 Mn
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The Partnership heretofore existing between the
nndersignei under name aud firm OF Geo W
Cooling & Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. George W. Cooling has assumed the
payment oil the debts of the drm, and Is author
ized to sign the name OF the firm In liquidation 4
settlement of its business.
GEO. W. COOLING
- GEORGE +. OsGDDp,
Ellsworth, April sth l.-O et.IE
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Special Notices.

BEST TIMING FOR e0SIIvEnESS DR.. HARRI.
SON PkRlsTALTlC LOZENGES are warranted
IN all cases Of Piles and Falling of the Rectum
dyspepsia, such as Oppression after eating sour
stomach. splitting of Food, also Headache. Dizzi-
ness. rain IN the Back and Loins, Sick headache
Coated Tongue and Bifliousness. For sale AT No.
! fremont Temple. Boston, by E-'A. HARRISON
y GO, Proprietors. and by all Druggists. Mailed
for 10 cents. .ncomiT
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BENZ. BARKER.
NILLW RIGHT

MILLWRIGHT &IHYDRAULIC ENGINEER
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Also, Agent for furnishing Leaeps American
Double Turbine Water W heel in the counties Of
Hancock and Washington (Me.) and in the Pro-
vince OF New Brunswick, c. T.. These wheel-
are guaranteed TO be the most powerful water
motor ever invented. 6mss /
Ellsworth, Feb 2iet 1870
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Having made arrang ements with Doctor Ge,~,r
faicner' 1" render all necessary Medical atteutDn
!" 'hr tty foor, Tor the current year On In.
Aptil ISL, lsI, therefore no other Medical btify
VIII he paid, except by special agreement; unIe.-
any one prefers the Homeopathic practice then
they will call on DR. NJ K. Pulsifcr
} Per Order, Oycrsccr4
Swi- tItv ~ tli,u',,L
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ICE At SWANS ISLAND,

Ice and all other articles connected with the ii sh
ing business. Tor sale In quantities to SUIT, BY
&. WASGATT
swans Island, April ad, 1870. I4if
Hancock Baptist Quarterly Meeting
with the Brooklin Baptist hurch
commencing ON Tuesday, May Sd, ut one
O'Clock, Y. VI.
3wl5 w CORTHEJT 1-I.rk
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BOAT F0uM0.

Found adrut IN Read, Meadow. Il sail boa
PiiLtcl green. square Stern. I,tr owner can ht.
lhr same ~ calling, proving property amt rAyu.
charges,
GEO. II. BDNNrDN
Ellsworth, hpril 10Th, l-7o. 8si5
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FOR SALE.

Three Fishing Anchors, weight ~, rs go ..-
: few Concord grape ,inr--good ~" an! ODD
bearing
"ac good, second hang toublc horse. team
wagon -Fpr sale by
A.F. EMERSON
tflAnd, April a2d I-f0 l.,J-
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were not thought successful; for such is
not the fact
Whatever success has attended our
schools the past year. is due, in great
measure, to the laborious and efficient
corps of Teachers, who have so fully
and cheerfully carried out all the sug-
gestions and wishes ofthe Committee.
The idea is somewhat prevalent that
young. inexperienced Teachers will do
well enough forPrimary Schools. Moth
ing can be more erroneous. The right
commencement of education is most i'm
portant. On the foundation laid in the
Primary School, the whole superstruct-
ure of after lite is to be built. In mind.
as in nature. slight causes. produce
mighty results.
The pebble. in the streamlet scant.
Has turned the course OF many river,
The dew drop, on the infant plant,
Has dwaried the giant oak forever.
Neglect and mistake in the early
training of a child will prove weakness
and calamity hereafter.
Thorough, skillful and experienced
Teachers are a imperativcly demanded
in Primary Schools. "a ia those of a
higher grade.
Fortunately, the people are beginning
to see that the vocation OF the Teacher
is second in importance 10 no other, and
they have wisely established institutions
for the purpose of fitting the for their
work. Ii is the part of wisdom for
| Teachers to improve these advantages.
and for the people 10 secure the services
of those trained in those schools.
SCHOOLS
Interviewing the character of the schools
OF the past year. it affords your Com.
much qualification to bc able 10 report
that they have generally been success
full. In many instances. decided i'm.
provement has been shown
They have been more fully and rcgu
larry attended. better discipline main.
tanned. and more interest awakened
| thah LOT many Years
Our citizens. we believe see this adj
vance and are happy to acknowledge it.
But while this progres. is ius; mat.
ter Of congratulation. still il must he al
mittcd. that our schools are very tai
from what they should be- There i, YET
too little system and too little labor in
them. There j. Vet too much irregu
larity of attendance. and too much care.
lessness on the part Of parents a TO the
true interests OF a school Ii these evil.
can be rcmedied (and they NAV be } We
NAV rightly look for their increased
| usefulness
II the present is an advance on TIE
| past. shall not the future be an advance
on the present:
On :. :. Committee, in a grea, meas
ure depend the character OF our schools
Much power j. given them and on them
should rest the responsibility. II i, but
just. that they should Ice held accounta-
| Bile for the manner in which they per-
! form their important trusts and the con
| sequent success or failure of school,,
Libcrality on the part of taxpayers aud
fidelity on the part of school oifi Ger, vii
and must give good schools u our
]
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PIMPLES THE FACE

eoh Comedones, Black Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs, Pimplcy Eruptions and Bl,tched az.
nSurations on the Face, use Perry,s Comedone 4
limple Kennedy. Reliable. Harmless, and con.
s sa'hs no Zsad poiso" Depot, ~ Bond st. y. Y
sold by Druggists everywhere. sne tmIl
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Notice is hereby given that have given my son
Eugene simpson, his time 10 act for himself an.
| shall claim none of his earnings nor pay aus
debts of his contracting after this date
witness, JABEZ SIMPSON.
~ \. SAWYER.
sullivan, April 9TH, 1870. 3,yI5
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lIANo TUNING. Mr.. b. Lang will visit
Ellsworth, about the middle of NAV. and
will attend to all orders for Piano Tuning
or for first class new Pianos, or for second
hand do. Orders left with ). w. Perkins
attended to. b. LANG.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles &c Tan.

Use ,PEKKY'S MOTH & FRECKLE LOTION .
~ me only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
Aho"n 10 science for removing brown discolora.
lions from The Face. Prepared only by DIR b. 9
FERRY - Bond ST., y. Y. sold by Druggists
everywhere - "ee'"'
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

In conclusion the Com. beg leave To
offer the following suggestions in re-
lation 10 the establishment of High
School. and also some change. which
would in their opinion. be for the bene-
fit of our schools.
The necessity of a High School free
To the scholars of the whole city i, wide
ly and deeply felt. Many parents wish
TO educate their children AT home and
are unable to send them abroad. They
rightly think that there i no valid
reason WHY High School cannot be
! maintained in this CITY Itmu.t be adj
United that our Common SCHOOL,. as
they have heretofore existed. are not
sufficient 10 meet this want. Hundred,
OF dollars have been annually expended
by heavy taxpayers for the board and
tuition OF their children in other places
Can any one assign Il reason. WIN as
good High School may not be sup
ported here a el.ewhere:
Let such a school he established. and
the time will not be far distant, when
Instead of being regarded as burden.
ii will be the pride aud boast of our
City. Its influence will be felt every
where: in the lower schools. among the
teachers and scholars and in the com
munity at large. The establishment of
a High School is imperatively demand
ed from the necessities of the commune
ty, at once. The finances of the CITY
may not allow of the erection of an -x-
pensive building for this purpose at the
present time, but they will allow that a
suitable room be secured and the school
CONNIE need.
No act would in the opinion Of your
Com. reflect greater lustre upon YOUR
administration, than a hearty and ur-
gent recommendation to the incoming
boards composing the City Council, to
grant all appropriation for this purpose.
The second recommendation we offer,
is, Consolidate all the School Districts OF
the City into one and give the entire
control of Public Education to Com.
on, schools chosen from the City Council
and To the 5. 5. Committee.
The action of other cities of the State,
and also of the State of Mass. where are
to be found the best educators and the
best schools in the land, is a sufficient
guaranty Of the wisdom of the sugges-
ton.
Second. Give to the S. 5. Com. the
sole authority to employ all Teachers.
Third. There is imperatively needed
stringent ordinance against truancy
and your Com. would respectfully sug-
gest its passage and adoption prior to
the commencement of the schools of the
next year.
Appended 10 this report is summary
of the number of scholars. their attend
ance. and the length Of schools i'm each
district.
A. +. DRINKwATxR.
L. A. EMERY.
S. TENNEY.
March, 81, 1870.
Read and accepted i'm Common Coun-
Gil and referred to next City Council.
WV. o. MCDONALD, Clerk.
Read in Board of Aldermen and re-
ferred to next City Council To he nrinfed
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Now Is Your Time
TO HIRE OR BUY. VERY CHEAP,
APlARu, ORGAN or MsloofAs.

sent to any part of the State; warranted to civ,
satisfaction ~ 10 price and quality Write fo
partIe ulars Testimonials 80
Address, L. y. MANSON
Augusta, Ne
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VOLUME 1e.
New Advertisements
PARTNERSHIP N0TIcE

Notice Is hereby given that A. r. woo.,
withdrawn from the lrm of j. " oostsy 4 has
dating from the LIST day of March las, ,n, q.
present firm of j. Wooster & Co. assumsU III the
debts and VIII pay all demands of the I'M a nl iat
J, WOOSTER
u. !. WOOSTER
Hancock, April I'D, ls7n. tR
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Notiea.

The following articles were seized At Buck .,,,.
Art1l lst, 1870. for violation of thc Revrnu, law
via '''''
one keg whisky, containing twenty gallons.
- gtD
" Medford rum ten
All parties claiming the same are rrqEira.l H., M.
snch claims within twenty days from the an. d,
the first publication OF this notice
wM.n SARGENT S @"SSo4. r
Dist, OF tasuur
Castino, April l3th, 1870 sv
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March, q, 1870.
Read and accepted in Common Coun-
Gil and referred to next City Council.
WV. o. MCDONALD, Clerk.
Read in Board of Aldermen and re-
ferred to next City Council to be printed
in conformity with the City Charter.
J. H. BRAGER, Clerk.
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NOTICE..

Castinc, April ION, 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
USE ONLY
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The Standard Bitters of German
Used by the Best Physicians In their
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"a Lippman's Great German Bitters strengthens
tbs consumptive.
20 -Lippmans Great German Bitters cures Kid
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rx-I,inpmans Great German Bitters, the most
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ry-ldppman's Great German Biters cures
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rx-L;ppman's Great German Bitters gives an
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u-.Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Liver
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R-Lippman's Great German Bitters gives tone
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TLippman's Great German Btters cures Ner-
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.nY- Lippman's Great German Bitters puriies tho
blood.
rg-Lippman's Great German Bitters, the best
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rg-Lippman's Great German Bilters cures De-
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ny-Lippman's Great German Bltters prevents
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sole Propricters for America,
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THE TOBACCO EvIL.-The Mrs. Goss
who lately died in Orand, Maine, 1t the age
of 1O7, is like Falstaf in respect to being the
cause of wit in others, even if she could not
boast, like that worthy, of being humorist
herself The humor of saying that it is in
deed time to abandon the use of tobacco, il
the consequences of the habit cut off people
at an untimely age, as they did Mrs. Goss, is
exhausted. But the New York Tribune takes
another view of the subject:
"Now, if it is to be one of the results of nj
cotian indulgence that its votary may live to
be 1O7 years old, a sensible man, rather than
run any such risk, will pitch his pipes and
plugs out of the window. Does the reader
remember those horrible creatures mentioned
in Gulliver's Travels who couldn't die? They
became about so old, and there they remain
ed forever, nuisance TO themselves and to
their fellOw-creatures. Even DIR. Swift neyel
imagined anything more horrible"
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Solid BlackWalnut Portable Desks

TIVE kinds, ornamented. Parlor Floor Croquet,
Paror Table Croquet, new style. direct from the
manufacturers and to be sold lower than before
sold in Portland, can be found at H. G. QUlNCY'S
Fancy Goods Store, North corntr Old City Hall.
dec13d1wt
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IN and Neuralgia Liniment known. 1t cures ali
pains and aches in the system. For sale by all
Druggists. nov1seod&wly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-15

"A female schoolteacher, employed in one
Of the public schools of Tiffin, Ohio, recently
broke the arm ola small boy, as a punishment
for grinning at a fellow-pupil. She then
thought the screams of the poor little fellow
were the result of obstinacy, and sent him to
the room of male teacher, "who tanned him
to make him good" from 10 a. m. to p. m.
The case is now under investigation by the
CoIooJ Rnlrd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-15

"A daughter was born to the wife of Col.
G. b. Lamborn, Secretary of the Kansas Pa
cihc Railroad, while the railroad excursionsts
were in Denver. The party Immediately pre-.
sented the child with an elegant gold watch
and chain, appropriately inscribed, which Is
an improvement on being born with a gold
spoon in ones mouth. Mrs. Lamborn Is a
sister of Bayard Taylor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-15

THE only daughter of an humble woman,
betrayed and deserted, went to ruin. Inces-
sanity that mother sought her child from
haunt to haunt, pleading and beseeching her
to return. If for moment she left home,
the key was with sympathizing neighbor,
who in turn watched for the daughter. Eight
long years that mother watched in prayer and
hope, sometimes losing all trace of her child,
but never doubling her ultimate restoration.
Eight long years and in the early gray of
winters morning she saw form fit by the
window and falter for moment. She opened
the door, "Frances, "said she, "you have come"
She took her in her arms and bore her to
that couch which had so long stood ready
She saw all the ravages OF sin and disease
and turned toward her the same look of un-
utterable love and pride that had rested
upon her in innocent girlhood; she cherished
and nourished and fondled her and brought
her up from the grave; she made no inquiries; !;
she bore herself in word and look as if there
never had been a moments separation.
"Mother," said this poor child in the first days
of her recovery, "Mother, reproach me-" II
can't" said the mother, II love you; love me
little in return" Such a mother, suing to
such daughter for little love! "Mother,"
said this child at another time, "if l recover
and 60 back to my old ways, what will YOU
dO?" Exactly what have always DONE"
answered that unfaltering mother. "Love
you, and pray for you, and seek after you."
She never went back. A mothers undying
love saved her. The little home, sanctfied
by the sacrifice of lifetime, became Beth
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CATARRH.

With all fits disagreeable and disgusting symp-
TOMS instantly relieved and speedily cured with Dr.
Briggs Allevantor, the cheapest quickest and most
agreeable remedy before the public; $1,000 will be
paid when this remedy fails to cure Catari h, Head.
ache, Neuralgia &C., fused according to directions
There many remedies toI the cure OF those dis
tressing complaints, some Of which may be good
This for one will be guaranteed. Much time and
money has been spent in perecting this remedy and
the result is more than satisfactory.
Each bottle make two quarts tor use. Sold BY M
S. WHITTIER, junction OF Free and Congress SITS
j. r. LUNT & Co, 34s Congress ST., EMMNONS
CHAPMAN, cor. Middle and Exchange SITS, G EO C.
FRYE, cor. Franklin and Congress kts, MARK &
DAVIS, cor. Congress and North SITS, and Druggists
generally. Trade supplied by w. Fl. PHILLIPS
& CO., j. w. PERKINS & CO., W. w. WHIPPLE
u co. nO17-dly
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Great Reduction

In prices OF clensing and repairing clothing, lower
han ever. | shall cleanse
Coats for S1.00
Pants for rs and 80 cts.
Vest for 81"
Ladies' garments cleansed cheap and with my usual
promptness Secondhand clothing for sale at iair
prices. "a Federal Street.
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN.
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THE MEssAGE.-This document is concise,
clear, business-lk and reasonably short. We
judge that the larger part of it is the Presi-
dents own work. 1t bears the marks, in gen.
eral, of that good sense, and that honest pur-
pose which the American people have always
been glad to recognize as belonging to him.
Christian Mirror