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Letter from Mr.. Speaker Blaine.
AsIIINGTo>. ID. c., ,
- April IS. 1870. (

" ANhlN'ipN. ~ N.-
April q. 1870.
To the Editor Of the HeHneLcc JoUrnal:.
have received within tile past year
numerous tenders Of support from lead
Ing and influential Republicans " our
state Tor the position of L. ;. senator.
| have neither accepted nor declined
these generous proiicrs and have re-
Trained from AL correspondence on the
subject
put il appears TO me quite evident
that my candidacy for the place. even if
II should result in nv election, would
tend toproducc di-cord among those who
have heretofore been friends. and might
possibly mar the harmony OF the Rcpub-
lican party ia Maine. Sincerely at
thchcd 70 the principles Of that party
and DESTROYS of il. success far beyond
any mere personal advancement, deem
II my duty TO say. thus earl, and thus
pubiiclS. that my name will not be pre-
scented 70 the next Legislature "A, can
ditats for United State senator.
Very truly yours.
j. &. BLAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

New Foo Whistle The steam whistle
for Matincus, built by G. Staples 4 Son.
by order OF Gen. Daune ofthe Light House.
Board. Is now completed and ready to be
SHIPPED to its destination. There are sever
al OF these whistles built BY this Arm In use
at present. and this differs from them u.iiv
in having twelve inch whistle instead OF
ten inch. The boiler Is Of wrought iron.
three feet In diameter, with fifty two inch
tubes, five feet nine inches long The hre
box Is 36x30 inside. The weight of the
boiler. engine and whistle all complete is
about two and hall tons.
The whistles at White Head aud West
Quodv Head are the ten inch. and by the
working of the engine blow a blast once a
minute. To distinguish the Matinicus
whistle. which Is between the two, from
these the whistle opens twice a minute
The ten inch whistles have been heard II
miles to windward with the wind blowing
strong. and 1t is expected that the sound or
this will be heard still further OFF.
Engines for hosting heavy stones on
board of and discharging them from stone
sloops, that ply along the coast. are now
coming into general use. 1t cxpetites their
work very much and lessons the expense
This firm Il manufacturing quite a number
OF them and several oftheir patent are now
being built at their shops.
On Saturday the propclling machinery
for the fine new steam yacht. building for
G. NJ. Pattcn, Esq, of Bath. was sent to
that city from Staples 4 Sons. cyllndar
of the engine is 9x9 inches. and the screw
four feet in diameter with twelve feet pitch.
II was called u nice piece Of machinery.
Died IN Bluehll. Apr. Goth. 1870. Mr..
Geo. =. Tucker, aged 22years 10 months.
Mr.. Tucker was a member Of the present
senior class in the T.. $. Normal School
On learning or the sad event the class
adopted the following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great Teach
err 10 take To himself our beloved elias mate.
we desire to bear our testimony to those
qualities of head and heart which belonged
in 80 marked degree to him who Is gone
Therefore.
Rcsoired, That IN the early departure OF
our brother. whose genial and quiet man
ncrs. thorough scholarship. strict morality
aud high religious principles, cndcared him
To Us and gave such rich promises Of future
uscfulness-wc can but feel sad over the
loss which we and Others sustain. vet our
sorrow Is softencd by the thought that
our loss i his gain. and that though we
must through the journey OF life walk
withou, him. his example and principles.
his deeds and his faith remain to cncour-
age and strengthen US.
Resoired. That we tender 10 the bcrcascd
family our heartfelt sympathy for this.
their great loss. and that the delegate ion
which we send Of our class To attend the
funeral, bear TO them an expression Of our
feelings.
Rssoirci, That In token OF our grief We
viii wear the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days, and that we will transmit a
copy of these resolutions TO the afflicted
family, and also To the Ellsworth American
and Riverside Echo for publication.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

TIE New APPoRTIoNMENr.-T Bos-
ton Journal is extremely suspicious of
Mr.. Paine. apportionncnt bill that has
passed the House. That bill, it will be
remembered. fixes the number of Repre-
sentatiye- at 20, to be apportioned
among the States according 10 their pop
ulation a determined by the ninth cen
>u-. But it is provided that no State
shall have less Representatives in the
Forty-second Congress than it is now
entitled TO. The Journal regards this
last provision rs bride offered 10 the
Eastern States. They are offered more
than justly belongs TO them, but in the
end it shows that all the New England
States but Maine will lose. Its caicula-
ton is as follows:
There is, OF course. considerable un-
certainty rs to what the figures Of the
next census will be; but il we take the
estimate Of our total population made
By zone ofthe most careful statisticians"
in the departments at Washington viz,
40. 260.00O. We find that House Of 275
members would give ABOUT l46, 400 as
the ratio Of representation. Then taking
the same statistician' ST cures for the pop
ula;ion of the New England States under
the next census, we should have the fol-
lowing result rs to representation in
Congress:
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE. NAV 1870

HAkPERS MAGAZINE, MAY, 1870,
Our Barbarian Brethren benson J. Los
SING. With Twenty-four Illustrations
\ Song.-MARY n. PRESCOTT.
Albert Duler.-A. II. GUERNSEY
With Five illustrations.
The spots 10 the Sun.-JACoB ABBOTT
With Fourteen Illustrations.
In country StOre.-JOSEPH o. CSoODwrS :
With Nine Illustrations.
CUES and Military
With Four Illustrations
Handsome John Gatsimer. ALICE CApy
Inc Church Of Jerusslem.-EUGENE Law
RENEE. AA"
House to let. ANNIE THOMAS.
Industrial Schools for Women. Efu.pvru
X. PEABODY.
4 Breach q Promise MARY N PRrscoTr.
Cu6. and the Ostend Manifesto.-DtON PIAIr
Word for Grandfathers. SAMUEL
OsGOOD. d. ID.
fAis ton FAict- Mas. MARY L. PARkAAN.
only Woman's Hair..-JUsTIN NcCAR.
THY,
Secular and sectarian Schools LYMAN Ar
BOrT.
Old English Lawyery.-WnLIAM A. SrAvrp.
AnterOs. Omitted in this Number ths
Author having failed to furnish copy in ,;n,o
for public2tiOn) '1''
Editors Easy Chsir.
Editors Literary Record,
EDITORS Scientific Record.
Eoitors Historical Record.
Editos's Drawer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
April 10Th, 1870.

THE OUTcAsr LAWYER. The N. Y.
Herald's reporter At the Mcfarland trial
says that on Thursday Charles Spencer.
the Outcast lawyer, was conspicuous BY his
absence. The sympathy Of the public is
certainly not with him. To desert his
client in his greatest hour Of need is con-
sidered unfavorahle, and 1t Is said, either
with truth or i'll nature, that it was fear or
Mrs Calhoun's husband rather than chiyal-
~ and gallantry for the wife that prompt
ed the straight back down letters that have
done his reputation as . lawyer SO much,
and probably irreparable, harm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
Special Notices.
The Fountain Syringe.

nave sNaininei Fairbanks 4 Cos Fountain
syringe: think il well adapted e. sick room a ;
u IAN pe used ny patients themselves when All
lustrd with little trouble. and IL less likely to yet
out OF order than any instrument have ever seen
i"t 'he -aufe purpose IL also has a nasal douche
attached. which Is useful in catarrh
Mp. MONROE, NJ u.
Belfast April ,lst. 1870
We. The subscribers do heartily concur with the
above recommendation
EMERSON GODGIN,., NJ D.
T. III HARDING
l.. W. oDGkI>S
GEO. PARLIER
~ SAMUEL GREELY,
'"' oi'h apth sun, lr'o speiw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

1t is probable that the Middle States
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Delawarc-would lose about the
same number of members, though, Of
course, their propOrtionate loss would
be considerably less, as they have now
sixty-one members. Possibly Ohio
might lose one member, but all the other
Western States would gain We are
glad TO learn that there is not much
prospect that tins ill-arranged measure
will go through the Sc1late.-( Portland
Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
THE GREATEST GOOD

to the greatest number will be infallibly secured
ny diffusion Of the knowledge impaired in Dr.
Hayes new and popular medical work entitled
THE SCIENCE Of LIFE, or sELFtREstR.
NAIio>;' practical treatise upon matters deep.
ly concerning the health ami yigor ri both old and
young OF both sexes. perusai Of this volume
has been the means Of restoring thousands To-
health and happiness already, and IL Is destined
To long career Of usefulness. An advertisement
"a our columns, under the head OF '.thr Peabody
Medical Institute" will give the reader good
idea of the work or Intentions Of the author
spcsmlT
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Cure OF Female Weakness.

4. Ht"iAr- Or further information Sent on receipt
W stamp, by addressing the manufacturers MRS
LIN BEL CHER, Randolph. Mass.
f"r -alc hy gro Il GOODWIN SCo 2, Han
over y Boston, and bR. l.. l.. >pEEI> Els
w"rth, Mo.
Randolph, Mas. October 10 IS-a
MEs. BELcHfk,-l HAD been "A -u iT.r.r for seven
wears before Knew about your Medicine had
n" ttith. Tor had tried various kinds of NeIctn,,
anu several fhy stratus, and only reiiev ed Tor
short time. | viii rhccrfutIy say 10 YOU and The
pubic, ! have tried thts valuable Fcnlll, NIcdiriuc
and experienced IA cur. without the an Of ~up'
porterz, from three bottle.
Very Respectfully, A!K-. ~, II. WINNETT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

l. my face dirty" asked a young lady from
the backwoods, while seated with her aunt AT
the dinner table on a steamer running from
Cairo 10 New Orleans. DIRTY No. WHY
did you ask:" ''Becau,e that insulting waiter
insists upon putting towel beside my plate
I've thrown three under the table, and vet
every time he comes around he puts another
one before M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
Answers to the Liouor proble

Answers to the Liquor problem
still continues to come in. All interest
in it one would think ought to cease
now that it has been correctly solved.
But the last correspondent figures out
a net profit to the town of S19.63, and
makes due from the agent $3.50. By
and by we will print these different
ways of doing the sum, and the differ
ent results in consequence. The gentle
man who has been as much interested
as any one, is not subscriber, though
well off and borrows his neighbor's pa
per to keep posted up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

To BEAUTY THE TEErH.-Dissolye two
ounces Of borax in three pints Of boiling water,
and before 1t is cold add one teaspoonfnl OF the
spirits OF camphor. and bottle for use. A
tablespoonful Of this mixture. mixed with an
equal quantity Of tepid water, and applied
daily with ssoft brush. preserves and besuti.
hes the teeth, extirpates I'll t.rtsrous adhesio
arrests decay. induces healthy .ction Of the
gums. and makes the teeth reariy whits.-
Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases inciient TO female.
has placed DIR. DOW at the head oTail ply stefan.
making such practice speciality, and enables
hin' to guarantee a speedy and pertinent cure in
the worst casts OF suppress sion and all other Men
sirun arrangements. from whatever cause an
letter. for advise must contain Al. once Nn o
LNpIcpTr STREET. BOSTON.
H-E1arl furnished - those desiring to re-
man under treatment.
Boston. I'M. t-4t- --,.up iyr-1-
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BfsT THIae FOR coSTlvfpEss.

BfsT IHlne FOR coSTIyEHEss Ia. HARRI.
NoN FkkI>TALTiC LDLES6E> are warranted
~ All cases OF Piles aud Falling Of the Rectum
Dyspepsia. such ~ Opprcs sion fter eating sour
stomach. splitting Of Food also Heat,sche Dizzi.
ness. rain In the Back and Loins, Sick headache
lated tongue and Bilousness. For sale at No.
! fremont Temple. Boston, by r. A. HARRISON
\ %. rroprieioys, and by all Drugasts Mailed
Tor ~ cents. spcamlT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

he firm OF CLARK DAVIS 4 Go d. dt-.nysJ .I,.-.
uaS oN mutu Al consent, by tho rem rat pi VI
Horace DAVIS The AFFAIRS OF the Ite lrm will w.
settled By the firm Of Clark 4 DAVIS, below name.
" no alone cre authorized 10 -i-i IN I{uuj tf,..n
HpkACF DAVIS
lAtAYE TIE DAVIS
\. W CLARK.
Ellsworth, April 2-,h. 1870
ne hht1ersiSned VIII continue the business ~
the late nsm OF CLARK. DAVIS " o. ~ the o Ia.
nader the hrn name Of { LARK DAVIS
IAFATtrIE DAVIS
NTst>ri y { NHk.
Ellsworth, Apri, nth, I~-O owls
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

sots tomedones. Black Heads, Flesh Worms or
] 'rubs. Plmplcy Erupton- and Blptchc, dis
Equations on the Face, n. Perry > Comctione Il
Piinple Remedy Reliable. Harmless AMI con.
iains no Lsad poisoa- Depot, 80 Bond st., y. \.
Sid by Druggists everywhere -pc lmll
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For Moth Patches, Frccklcs d. Tan.

n>E PERRi'S MOTH 4 FREE KLE LOTION y
v The only Reliable ant Harmless Remedy
known to science tor removing brown di-roiora.
tons from 'hi Face. Prepared only by DR H. C..
rEhln - Bond ~, \. \ ~ud hy Druggist,
cX crs where.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05

The Kennebec Journal has an article
over three columns long, in vindic alton Of
Speaker Blaine. It says he will surely be
returned to the House from the third
district this al
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NORWAY OATS FOR SALE.

At FISK & Curtis steam Mil, Ellsworth and at my
residence Al Beach HUI Pond. Price 81 per bush.
One bushei Will seed an acre Fact. Il, M, fholiyftt
OF before seed time. Mr. NJ E., oil ~tct.on .o,,..i
last season peck OF these O ts on one tonrth acre.
anu harvested u bushels. Mr.. John Laraber 81
iarkInan, sowed bushels, 5 acre, a al Wa,
offered 500 % for the or % in lh,. field Ala Ir
sale seed Wheat. Barley Aro0-took Oats ann
Canada held Peas.
3"ls \. MCHOWARD Agent
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
+, Hasihg made arrangements with Doctor George
archer TO render all necessary Medical attention
10 the City Poor, for the current year en- ling
April lst, ISL, therefore other Medical bius
VIII ne paid, except by special agreement; unless
any one prefers the Homeopathic practice, then
they will call on DR.. NJ. K. PuIsiter
$780, } Per Order, Overseers
j. L. MoOR I OF the Poor oil the
sVi' City of Ellsworth
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Notice.

The following articles wese-seized at Buck sport
April LIST, 1870, for violation of the R..venus ia,y.
viz =:
one keg whisAey, containing twenty gallons
Medford rum ten :.
Al parties claiming the same required to is
such claims within twenty DAYS from the dat. nr
the first publication OF this notice
- Collector OF
WIN IL SARGENT. 7 Customs,
Dist. of Castinc.
Castine, April Ieth Is70 syl-
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A hvorits season with fast youth-wild
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FOR SALE,

one new Buggy, one second hand Concord Was
on. all IN good repair; one second hand RAIN.
harness. Inquire of tue subscribers
J. x. } 4. CRIPPtN
Ellsworth, May III, 1870. ISM
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

AOOGOSVHS NUTlCE.
10 the inhabitants Of the City of Ellsworth aud
persons liable TO be taxed therein you are hereby
nouneu that the Assessors will be in session at
tneir once nom the 5th to the 18TH day of NAV for
the purpose Of receiving true and perfect lists OF
me polls and all the estates real and personal not
oy law exempt from taxation which Won were
possessed Of In said City the first day of April
last pastwhicn lists you are required to make and
svn ". o. MCDONALD. City Clark.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

raliIaticns,@srtiTfatsn in iclhen Suantitdten Su
lsfern, rie lie ron Dem &ihtern Der seoahten Ge'
riAte In tsslaubisten @squiFtionen als nctetren,
tia perlanat perben; oisie Sormulare n,iiisn ron
benz General. An,ralt Der Ser. Staaten, nad6 Nfabs
aate bieles, mb a1sr anbersn anf bic Naturaliias
tirn Der gusldnrer tesisliHen @eisBe uerfaet nno
auf Yapier ssbruft reroen, cas in FOLDER gSeile
aubereitet nno setempstt 1T. DAB 8etrisrcien uno
Na4abmunssn unmSslih Tne. llno ieess Gerti'
fiat loa. naheem es aIsseiiut 1T, BON esm cber
ben @ihtsrn, Obcr osm @OmmiiIar. wie rten Der
Taa ieim ma9, unterSehnst uno init benz SieSel
bes @eriitts pber nes ScmmidrS rerisben werpen; Z;
mnc aui Dem seoahten Gertifat ica an8eseben isin,
mann es ausssfent ,puree, nnb ,pann 90 in @irfs
iamfeit tritt. llnb cs icll in benz Staats, Oerar'
temsnt cine &eAnunB iitsr bic Mnsabl Der 70 auss
sese6snsn Tcrmulare sefiibrt uno barin ansessten
uernsn, mem nieiel6en iitermaht ipureen uno au
,pelAsr 3sit; unp Der @ihtsr nsS Giitrifts, @sz
rihts icG bic Certificate iir ienen Oiitrtt in eis
ner Nermabrun8 unp unter isiner Mnfiidt batsn
uno cine Nshnuns oariiber iitren, Die sur Gin,
iibt ciTen itsben mmb uno ica Dem @cmmiiIar
ieines 9iaritis, renn elmer ca 1T, cine iclte 9n'
sabl Der Gertiffatss Tcrmnlare suasasn, als bers
Idbe ale nctbmeneig requiriren mag, mno ica fit
RON benz GcmmiiIar bic Namen Der 8sricnsn &C.
ben IaiIen melAe Gertiffats srbalten batsn, nctit
Zen YsrbanDlunssn pariiter, ebe er ipctsre @srtF'
tate all nsn1elten reraticlSsn BARI.
(SAIuB fclet.)
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Qlper'S Uteber=peilmittel,

Sir si.ter unt aeue W,3ieeter. aatss aebsr R.mis.
tenees 8eber. Dumb ague. BeltOeti1es seer 1lefes
8ieber. n. 70 unt Sbertaupt fSr ale Rranfheten,
peldbe ans n,iasmatiidten @,ften Ooer ben eff.
~ tiaen anshinfunasn Der edmpfe NJ ID,
entipringen.
e {&n Mane st bet III es nnb inter aaen nmfdnhen
Ga afni Gtinn Ssmnt 8rt pd raene sins anrs mi
neroe atae SubRan nttd 70 are es trtntm gaenn
Die atl 8etsuurs sur ss e zen tp
i'd n un ftssn sine Vtiss N esi @tants r: Ss.
aeuanie rcnnsnre.r nna barddiseu Bda ane ant
rem Mtttel rte Uirfun9 cer ffttt batten lfFa5az.
Wi asimaif gerfcnsn wsae gieterssmten motnn cher
teu bsrrifen hen Ia tnen Gus es.
aen eis tSfen GinflHe. mem fs ~ tdsd netmtn.
Sir eberIeiben wei her G6ahuna fe Qeer ntprn-
ss aussns Ritts ssm 20 rte asssr a ssfunssr ba'
naft aufretst
sar Sill "a Is n spr,dai6es Rti
unsen tueft1o aneere Nrineen witurss.
cs Mtsben lH - t4
gr.is.. ......................Si per 8laf@e.
pr6partrt ron
Or. ). 6. Mper II. Co.. 2otnen. WaR
praitif&ea unb aualiiden stemitern.
9roun. 8rud u. Co..
QDtoiellfe-&aentsn Gsumbus. Dtts.
TT SIM 3snseriauf In alien appbsisn ~ tatsn.
Nars Is. 1870 br SamH ! ansW
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- Mper's
L j (atrf4en srnfsmittel)
~ aur
6euna pom aranfteiten bel 6aliss ans Der eunseH.s~
6aaes, erfdltuns. Rsn&bufsn. Uron@nss. ens'
briaiatet unb eunssni&wintiu@t.

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tes Fer Mtneu ME eeS auSgfet&nfte ti
ru sn siss sss ssssn ms after sea Ts.
Ter 70 esnnt aspsrSen H. eein s&fSms Gtara ane fene
Dm 6eluns ysrfsssn.n Sas- une Ygnaenlsiren %.
aen lie ms.rsn g.rmtn b.r a.assti @ sasa z Is
% aean BE edwnhiut tbrn aen Stabitn nnb esssn bic
wStS.a Rranfteittu Sass qunaen A etn Write as'
Ia aa n,snua eusa sns sSnusa l'''s u
Die qunaeu iA Ia wt fur Elm bstarss nebti e.ta'
ten unb tr ne Gdne ssrsmn In wef6en yerfenn pe n
t1,r Az lebsn ~Gbeu peetrra@ ats
ns @efstte ssnfdasis nses .r.eas e sen
pmu res Hass uub her 2une
os ibu bA sis banddfh,a weien maftn gen ns &nsses
e sante mueteu M .Ghs Doa" aasebea ans
mp'ntsn ssf.
Hdr dnaer unb ttn er IA ~ spn sreeer aptrfune
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sdaalid. 1fss ea s rs2 = :.
aemStn4 eurir tas rGterrs petfs-
ral' In ffenen Tr{en bduHs nimmt
eeint su Gen6an aan ausem.n bsiann sas r tsn 8us-
rSFt6en mer ale tie BE- xns ssbtn sraa&n
tas kie 0pral8e bsftltsn Rts rteielben fnb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

p9r Wer nod ME einen Mnsus 2Ieioerifoffe bon
unerer Wollen 6abrif eetrasen, sebe babn. mon
psrfauft bQig, Die StOfe iinb oauerbaft uno bolten
3peimal 10 lang als irseno tueihe Waaren Der 6l.
liden sJabrifen.
pg- Gebt na& ber Wousn 'Gabrit um bilise mol.
lene Maaren 3u tau fen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
WirtbstauS 3u perfaufen oDe1
Sine Qute Darnl III perfaufen.

,nem Yomtbaus etntm Aaten Brunnen unb swe Db1sdr-
ten barauf onbsrtab Mslen peIi6 BON Ga Rue, Narion
go Obic 1T ~ sfraufen. Der Dreis IL $35 per adsr.
06bere Musfunft ertteiIt titan 1Iptter aufbsm
NIast; rb.r ulius Strtits aBent bes Wefboten, u
~''' gbrifian s6lotter.
@at s. nw
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$. 0reen'S Nrsneien {!
Gin ba8 Nublifum.

golumbus. . ben Is. Suli 1s70
Gs mirn bisrpurb bsslaubist, ba6 5pfspb
.laatt, Gigentbumer DER DOlks .Apotbehe, Die
ein,iss perfou if, mslbs oas Rebt bat, bic
sflroi,iuen bes perforbrnrm Gpraee Srtem
,u perhanfen. Die genanateu etsleDi,infn lino
osebalb adt nur in Der
rSplfs Mpptbefe"
gu babeu. flismanb bat Elm nebt, ohne n,rinf
eBu(iimmung, Den flamen metnes urrforbfnfn
Uattfu gu Bebraut)sn.
sAnnascrn,
t6iuli-1mt bw up Jrau Sarab Green. j.
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-ssV&s sser nidea Das sieft pasn itstr,tit re-
ia sstss sns.ssft.r nsaIsis'r @ ssss
aver snS m s,,r s., &
sssnSn sss en- M s s & ass ss
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ans h s sm gstnsalIer essm ma no Die b.
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int I'm s sas gu renen unS tn ssiunesm gma srtatn Ne
a m eassna ss
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aaf am umiaas eaaa t.ans.n aa ostand
ssea fir ''s'aS' s'aa'' 'is 'a 'i'i sa'' raid s' nt'
Sci 9sss.sia ob.r ,tnyertaulidfe WereruF.ubet ai.
taf unb apptttlusfeit fcten e In md6aen So'en &C.
merten ben Wa su fimulirsu uub bic 8einn
be 9bdtiafet heHelben neber berSafielsn.
Bel Peberbsihmerteu unb ben oef6iefenen epmrtomen
berfsben bIi5em Rrrfmb. ltsbelfet @elbiut. bliS'e
Clit nnb bSfen 8ebnn oten tie DOZEN seem ein3slnen
aae ansems,n n bic sa6rte 9hdtufeit wieeer Der.
sue en Die Sbrutioaen su nfenen bic Ter Rronf
ttit Bu @rnnte liegen
gei Gsfenterie uns 9iarb5e bsbaf e. in tsr ssl
elmer snsiaen milhen OOiis.
Wsi Gtsunatismus @iGt Blaengriss 6ersflorfen Sci.
ten.en. gdsnitmer,en unt eeneenweb feen ne mad Cts
fptern6 behGnts aenommen werhen um Ter eeorn Ibd.
teteit b.s eniems natsubslfsn. ST sra ras sAfm ME,
Der hera.t 10 t6rsn iene geidmsreeu pOn islbf cnf
gei WaiTerfudbt unb famt perbunpenm e&melen netme
man s in erp5en nnb bduFsen 9Oien. um cine traf4e
Yrraana III temtrfen.
Bsi ansbeben ees Uunataues iOute zine arfe Cote ae.
nOmmsn we.esn. um bic sewhni&te Nhfuns hur@ spmpa'
thie 3u erseleu
Ma einr at nstme eine rsr sws giru tie gertau.
una ,a bsfsreern ben Masen III erleihtern
Cine eeasne Tofs imurt Waeen uab BE Iinaewe
funer Ibde Mppet unt fdrft eds erfemf aber cf
grbe bf bic Creane nht nftn afprt nb aner f&
aem6 wpti befnhet @ fh oft mad Qbrdu6r elmer THs
bsfn pnn bereueuh beHe fabn a bsu
reinisen unp frdfti8en.
prdparrt ron a&' L5EE
Dr. 3. 6. Nper u. Co.. 2otpen. Woif.
pIaftiiGen unb andlithsn GbemIfern.
Braun, Grad Il Co., pbple1ale Aeen'en
t's = 49, Gcun,tus StEp.
IT y am aleinre riauf In aaen apptbefeu ~ tat,n.
ARar, 20. 1870. iSemf tm dns 10 "
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
aapital uub ,1>b.rfaus ss29,372 So

g,rEdert Giaentbum aesen gerlutf unb G1aten bur@
gu u 70 bilsen Ratea, ale irsene ene anbere rle 0es
felldaft.
Direetoren ber @eieGi9aft:
gboIss ,RSstissrs yrai.,., p: :,, gs %ses.. . 49,
Carl e4miSt, 3eus arassr, Saeub S4rsbsr.
80 ~ ~ ssF 81 Sfsrei6r.