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The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

A WESTERN paper describes letter Of
Horace Greeley's as looking " as if some
body had smashed bottle of lux on it and
tried to wipe it off with currycomb."
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
before me

before me - -
Wheeupon the following application may
be issued by the party in interest, direct, or
through the Land Office
v.--ApPL1cATIoN FOR SURVEY AND TENDER
OF EXPENSES.
{. S. Surveyor General, San Francisco,
California Having complied with that
Congress entitled can Act granting the
right of way to ditch and canal owners over
the public lands, and for other purposes, 3"
approved July 26th, 1866, which requires
the filing of diagram and notice with the
L. 5. Register, and posting the same upon
the mining claim known as ----, in the
- District, County of ----, Cahtor-
MIA, we now apply to you to survey the
premises and make plat thereof, indorsed
with. your approval, designating the numbel
and description of the location, the value Of
,he labor and improvements, and the charac-
ter of the vein exposed and return n copy
thereof to the Land Register of the United
States for --- Land District The eX-
pcnses of which survey, etc, we herewith
tender, and request that prompt action be
taken herein.
Very respectfully,
When the survey has been executed and
satisfactory evidence rendered, the Surveyor
General will furnish lis official certificate OF
the same, which the applicants shall file viii
the Register and Receiver, and pay five dol
lars per acre for the ground contained in tn,
plat The Register will then transmit the
proper documents to the General Land Office,
when patent may issue. .-Mountajn DEM
0crdt
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

WHEREAS, the company known as --
claiming certain mineral veins or lodes, lands
and - in Township No. - a:'d Range
No. - Meridian, included in the -------
District (the bounds and extent of said claims
being fully set forth in the notices posted in
this Office and on the claim itself, has this
day filed in the U. S. Land Office for this
District, declaratory statement, with ac-
companying diagram of claim, declaring
therein the intention of said company to mine
for , and applies for U. s. Patent
for the lode and land claimed:
1t is hereby ordered, that the annexed no.
tice be published for ninety days in the -
newspaper published at -, in the State
of California.
Given under MY ham, this - day Of
-, 1877 -, Register.
After ninety days posting ard publication
Of the above, the following blank must be
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

"JANE, give the baby some laudanum,
and put it to sleep, and bring me my parasol.
| am going to meeting for the ameioratiou
Of the human race"
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
NEW TINSiICP.
VALUABLE RANCH,F0R SALE.

Ez E we'll known Ranch of the subscriber stu
an afed four les northeast of Lincoln. Placer
5Ounty (adjouing the celebrated Vineyard of J
r. n ckersou), containing 320 acres of land, l25
acres of choice Vineyard land, about 100 acres OF
natural meadow land acres of Orchard and
Vineyard; the balance heavily timbered, well
watered- -Doty's rayne running through 1t; GOOD
improvements, including two barns, 30x4U feet
each, well fenced Title L. s. Patent.
This is one of the best Ranches in Placer
ounty Part Of the purchase money can remain
on the place -
For further. particulars apply to JOSEPH
WALKUP. PLACER HERALD Office, Auburn or to
he subscriber on the Ranch.
ie4 j. II. MYERS.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

JEROME NAPOLEON BoNArAHTE died III
Baltimore June 18th, at the age of G5 He
was the son of jerome Bonaparte and Eliza
beth Patterson, whose marriage was annul!-
ed by the first Napoleon. The descendants
of this marriage have been recognized only
by the name of Patterson, by the Bonapartc
family, and a son Of the deceased graduated
at West Point, and is now a Colonel in the
French army. There is another son, living
in Baltimore, who was born in 1852 In re-
gard to the validity of Jerome Bonaparte'r
hrst marriage, which, if fully recognized by
the Court of France would have given his
son precedence over his half-broher prince
Napoleon) and his halfsister princess Ma
thilde), there has been great deal of con-
troversy, and the case is still pending in the
high court of France, being prosecuted by
he mother, the once lovely Miss Patterson.
She still appears young, though nearly 90
years Of age, and always speaks in terms OF
anbounded admiration OF the great Napoleon.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

Why is Grant Ike copper kettle? Be
cause he has Dents all around him.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
signed by at least two credible witnesses,
and filed with the Register:
N.-DEPosITIoN THAT NOTICE HAS BEEN
POSTED.

- and -, of said County, being du-
ly sworn, depose and say, that they were
present when the foregoing notice and dia-
gram were posted on the - vein ------
or lode in the --- District, County Of
-, California; that the same We're posted
in conspicuous place on said vein or lode,
and remained in said place for the term OF
ninety DAYS after the date thereof.
Sworn to and subscribed
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

Next comes the Register order for publ
cation of copy Of the notice required to be
posted on the claim. This the applicants
publish at their own expense.
H.-REGIsTERs ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
WITH NOTICE.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
Business cards.
DR.. A. S. DU ROlS,
Physician and Surgeon,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN,

OrrosIrE WELLS, FAEGo & Cos OFFICE.
Having removed from Lincoln to Auburn may
beefound at his Office, at his Residence nea'
the Court House (the former residence of }. w.
Dickerson). marl3-96-m1
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
DR.. s. F. CHAPLIN,
DIR. r. 6RCSS,

Practicing Physician,
COLFAx, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
sep7-mv-61
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

Whereupon the following application may
be issued by the party in interest, direct, OF
through the Land Office:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
State Items.

Judge Cutting of the s. Court de-
cides that telegraph operator cannot BE-
compelled to annex original dispatches TO
his deposition.
The Machias Union says that fifty
thousand boxes ofsmoked herring have
been forwarded ir, IN Lub-c to New York
recently; also $500 barrels Of pumice
The Hon. Neal Dow, ex-state Consta-
Bile Nye, and other liquor-l law agitators.
are quite active in stirring up the people
to the importance of their hobby.
1t is suggested that the male and f..
male Good Templars meet on separate
evenings. The proposition meets with
but little favor.
The Gardiner journal says: 1t is mis-
taken idea of most people that the COR
geous colors Of our Maine forests are caus-
ed by frost. This autumn ought to dis
pei this illusion. for we never had less frost
or more beautiful forest colors. Frost will
turn the leaves, and kill them, but they
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are much more beautiful if they ripen
without frosts. The effects Of our frosts
this fall in dulling the rich tints of the
trees were peculiarly noticeable. Why our
forests are so much more beautiful than
elsewhere in the world still remains an I'M
explained secret. and probably always
will. 1t is feature of Maine scenery
that will always endear il To its wandering
sons.
Daniel Pratt called on the President of
Colby University the other day just rs the
latter was starting for the chapel. and an
nounced himself a. '.ihe Great American
Traveller The President replied. In
deed have heard much of Your travels.
General, and am happy-to have an oppor-
tunity 10 see sample of them Hurry
ing on toward the chapel. he looked back
and saw the sample.
The fshway, on the Sain, Croix River.
built by the join, orders of the Commits
sioner> Of fisheries of Maine and The In
Spector General of Fisheries of New Bruins
NH n anu N'Nd sNf'Nila. HANf proved Sue
ce>sfnl. The crowds Of fish ascending At
Mon Mills. Calais. called together crowd,
OF people to see them. Soon the whole
river will be open to them.
WALnoRoKo. Oct. 22.-This morning
about O'Clock sad and most terrible
accident occurred in this town on the Knox
and Lincoln railroad. In making dirt
excavation the bank caved IN. burying four
men. Elijah Condor of Friendship wa>
crushed hy = rock weighing about q ton
ana halt So that he lived bui few mo-
mcni>. /cna> Condor. hi> brother. had
hi> back broken and will probably did
DANES White Of Nova Scotia had his thi.h
broken: James Donovan. Irish. had a lei.
and arm badly fractured; tllc latter IN
qniring ampTation rear the shoulder I
Joins. noih the Condor, are married men
Win ;@m.e. White ana Donovan arc
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Amherst Items.

w :. Mcfarland of Mariaeille. la,
sold hi, >hngle mill ia Olis Ia Willard
Fogg-
felt here at II - a. NJ. Ii, course Ma,
from K. 10 ".
-Mesars. Brown a Wilber are putting
new machine in their single mill on
Beach Hill brook.
The inhabitant, Of Mariaville are
building substantial bridge across the
brook AT Jerry Jordan',
p. G. Penney of Mariaville raised 2Oi
bushels of oats Ola four acres of burnt land
also - bushels of wheat from II hu,hcl,
of seed.
F. Hastings has purchased the Frank
lin place al Reeds Brook. and i, building
house on the site of the one burned some
years since.
A Siarkey. Reeds brook. has bought The
farm ofLeo. Garland. Mr. Garland and son
same neighborhood
j. G. Remick of Otis has enlarged his
Single mill and i building a dam on the
Site of the old mill near A. warren's with
the intention of erecting a mill thereon.
John Pool aged 9years. fell from a
tree in Mariaville last Monday. striking on
hi mead and shoulders and injuring him
so severely that little hope is entertained
of his recovery.
Jason Grant of OTIS. raised on one
acre of land, 80 bushels of corn and Q
bushels OF beans. He has one Of the best
vegetable gardens in this part Of the coun-
~, has on hand six barrels of pickles after
using all he wanted and feeding 20 bush
els to his hogs. He has fine lot of cit
rons the largest weighing ! Is lbs. Who
has raised one larger?
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tered for the West indies. and will be com
mand q nv Cant john Diggins.
A beautifully mod, I'D three msstetl schoon
or. ~ about 800 tons. was launched from W
". Cirn 4 Co.'S ward IN Buck port. last week
She i In every way first class vessel. She Is
owned by the above Company and n. 7. Hill
80.
The schooner that Went ashore at Green
Point. near West Qno.'dv Head on the night Of
the li'h inst. was broken up bv the sea while
being sold hv the British Consul. She was
from Sheet Harbcr. =. and loaded with
hackma'aek knees. chiefly.
Bsrqne J. II. MrLar en-. Dyer Of PASSPORT.
w Itch arrived nj Shields. October t4h. WAS
obliged 10 throw overheard nearly the whole
of her cargo consisting Of chemicals. 4 fire
had broken ont and II became necessary to sac
rifice the cargo To save the vessel. tShe sailed
from A~iwerp. Sept. 2sth f,r shields. where
she hid taken IN board u cargo Of chemicals,
gone io sea. and returned ~ shovel
Boothhav Oct 2ofh Ar. Sh,wmui. Moon.
Trenton. ifemick. Hancock for Boston.
Boston Ar cath William Bell. Crshtree. Sui
livan.
Glouce-ter Ar 2lst Doris. Remi, K Ellsworth
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RIGHT BOWER.
DIRI,;,,
lnnings / 2 ,
biugo, l. IL ; IO-5.
klghI Bower o l. u !. s-,s
Imt Ir.-I Moran
scOr.rs->. Howard 4 Dinsiev.
Time of game / oar, Is minutes

S SlssY aoxer i Is Il Il : IL. 80
Umi ir.-r. Moran.
ScOr.Ts->. Howard 4 Dinsiev.
Time of game oar, Is minutes
On Wednesday the 18th. Mr.. 4. H.
Harden. "A merchant of this CITY. while
going To his home in the evening was al
tackled by two persons who either struck
him in the side of the head with club Or
wounded him with a pistol. The Surgeons
say that the wound-which i through the
ears a gun-shot wound but no rcyyoi, OF
pistol was heard by those living upon the
street. Although Mr.. Harden was knock
ed down by the assault he almost i'm
medately reganed his feet and gave the
alarm when the two persons walked >lowl,
away.
Mr.. Harden in his testimony before the
Police Judge said Did not hear foot
steps behind until walking by the Baptist
Church on Pine street. did not look around
turned out near Mr.. Browns house lon
Pine Street 10 let them pass and there
was Knocked down: had nv reason. Wa
stunned. could not seem To see said was
shot and got up quickly As possible turned
round towards them and tried 10 get To-
Browns house. calling upon Mr.. Brown,
saw two men walking back from me. could
not recognize them. 90, into Brown,
house with difficulty. George Young and
Frank Stockbrid.e who were on Pine street
not far from where this occurred. testify 10
seeing the parties come up Pine street and
hearing Harden eNclaim II am shot
coming down the street a moment after the,
met Charles Royal who said he had not
heard anything but appeared excited.
Charles Royal and George CooA-who
were together during the c,cning-werc
arrested on the following morning. Cook
confessed the assault and said the intent
was to rob him. but when upon oath In
Court denied the whole thing a. did ROYAL.
Two persons who cannot be recognized
called At Mr.. Harden's house three time
that evening before he returned home.
see Police Court Record
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

Geo. A. Dyer. Treasurer Of the Ell
sworth Gas Light Company has an as
sortment of Gas fixtures. Cuts &C.. cali
and see them.
ADMISSION To THE BAR. On motion of
L. A. Emery. Esq. in the Supreme Court
last Thursday. before Judge Dickerson.
Mr.. Clarence Hale was admitted 10 prac-
tice i'm all the Courts of this State Mr.
Hale is brother of Hon. Eugene Hale
and for the last year has been pursuing
his studies in the office of Messrs. Hale Il
Emery. i'm Ellsworth. We are Informed
by the Bar Committee that Mr.. Hale pass
ed a very creditable examination.
A match game of Base Ball was played
in this city on the 22d inst. between the
Drigo and Right Bower clubs. which re-
suited in favor of the Dirigos. by the fol-
lowing score:
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From Cranberry Isle.

Cranberry Isle. Oct. oath. 1870.
The Typhoid Fever" prevails in this
vicinity
1t is blowing great guns here to-
day.
There have been great displays of
Northern Lights" this month and the
nights have been wonderfully bright.
REPORTED DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN Tur
MouNTAINs.-'lhep people in this vicinity
are quite excited over the recent discovery
Of gold mine in the Mountains and speci-
mems have been sent to Boston to be test
ed Ii was also reported that an iron
mine, and granite mine had been found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
NJ \ II r F. d.

In this city. Oct. lath by Rev :. Tenney. Mr.
William :. Mason of >earsmont, and Mrs. Mary
J. Mason. of Ellsworth.
In Buck sport Oct Is, by Rev y. w Hutchin
son. OF Portland. Rodney h. suminsby and Miss
GeorRic T. Hartman. both Of Buck-port.
In East Eden, Oct. 18th. by A. =. Higgins ESQ
bins, OF Deer Isle
In orland sept. I'm $50. by J. :. Condor.
Esq. Mr.. Andrew Hartman to Miss Lizzi. /.
snow, both of Buckspor,.
In Gou!dsbnro. oci. eel, by II. VI Spwle Esq,
Nj. Marcus H. Handy 10 Miss Linda a.. Nasl
both Of t.ou h>boro
In Milibridgc oct % bv Rev. Il. NJ Mitchell.
samuel Royal, Jr.. OF Ellsworth TO Miss Martha
4. Gordon oi>teuben.
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ID | + D..

In south Br8oksvIllc OFT. I'm. Ina Rose. dnuth
tcf Of Charles II. and Bet-cy Morrison, aged ?
years, aiuuntiis and - 4 iy~
In Lamti the 3El. Mr. Hct~ty. VIII. 81
stephen Young, aged ~ ycAis.
In onullsbn sept 2l'h. yer, suidcaly. VI =
tiarIssA vi. OF Ahtish JOY.
She had gore ont % mil. apparently In her
usual htalff, and wa. soon aiicr found lying Cead
the ba.nS ard.
In t,ou,d horo SEPT .p;h. Eliza =. Hafa len
aged fifteen YEAR. eldest chill VI Capt Jo-epb
I. and Clara T.. Iiarad.n
w ccp tor the ls;iug and not Tor HE dead. tor
thct are Al ret aud W. IA teas r.
In iitncock thc I'rh, itcuhen A. Merchant aged
- scar-.
Alr Merchant hal read the BIZ through in
course = time-. and hrd read L. the i1h chapter
If Isaiah GA TIE tenN ninth tiin
II amniuc oct I>th cara \ iIupkin. aSc,l
Il yv-, months.
In Winter !lafbor. ort. ijih. ct consumption.
MARI l.. Bunker, aged % ,cAI-, ) months AMI
dAN-
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Domestic Ports.
Portland Ar 19th Robert Byron. Clark, with
80 bDls mackerel
Ar 24th Victory Higgins, New
York. Carry Bell. Richards. Eden. Union~
HadIock. Cranberry Isle. Starlight. Hamor 10
Ar at Buek.port 18th. sch Benz Franklin.
Griffin. IRON Banks, with 1000 quinili. FISH
New York Ar 18th c. II Kennedy Dodge.
MatanZas:
Cid Il Stella Lode for Cork or Falmouth:
Cid 18th Myronus. Higgins. Beyrout,
Portsmouth below 10Th Jessie Beuton and
Phoebe Ann from Castine for Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

hhE NiG"E In common wifh many
uih.r- We have trli a .l,cly bad. r,,, IN Nh. ,n-
N,>ii-aitou> which Ir. A,,r ht, been ,si.,
t" discover thu cause. ~ i,linr,. If the h,tr
ahi z" rr"'ldr rrtncdy. Hi rr~eairhc. arc
>alI to have been much more thorough AHA
exhaustive than any ever made before. The
result j. now b-fo IL under the name N
AlII'- H,iK NisnR. We have given n b,
irai. sud with lu.i satisfaction. II equal. our
h''t iN"ithio lhilcipItpn,. car gray hAir>
have disappeared. or resumed their Original
'u'ur; AMI visible cIDr OF ,ui. .ilkcu hair
b. started On par.oft M ,etip mhi,h IA.
entirely bald. democrat. Abingdon. Va
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Nonresident Taxes.

Non Resident Taxes in the town OF Bucks port
"a ihr County Of III 'ncock, tor, the year lsio the
following lIst OF taxes 90 real estate Of nonrr--
dent on ner- an the town OF Buck port, for the
ycai lS9. ia bill committed 10 Nathan " lite a
Constable ani Collector of said town. the tenth
DAY N August. lssi. has ben returned by him TO
me a. remaining unpaid on the eighth day % Au.
gust l-''. Uy his certificate OF that date, aud
tvmniuiig unpaid and notice l. hereby gwen II
the -AId taNrs and interest, and charges not
i'4'tfi IN ihc Treasury oi the said town, within
gh cen months from the date OF the commit
ut "f he said bill. much oi the real estate
Tax ! ~ viii be sufficient Ia pas the amount due
therefore, Including interest and charge, viii
without futthcf notice. he sold at pubic auction
at The 10 81 Ircasutrrs Office. IN salt town on the
>ixlcrnth day OF March ISL at ten O'Clock IN the
fp.cnoon.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT


APPLEs-Baldwin. 81 - Cos king. &c 90.
Dried. TO- IA
BUTTER-40. As
BEANs-Ycow eyed e. 80; Pea $500 go.
CHEE>E-ls TO 20.
,oRN-ll5. a. 90
FLOUR-sG 10 $40 90
GRAIN-Barlry. 30, Oats. 81.
Rye. 10 -.
HIDES a >klNS-~heep skins, 80. -.
Hide>. &C.. Cali skins. l5ri>
LlNE-Sl 40 per cnsk
NEAL 'orn 81 20; Rye. 81. 30 sl.Jo.
POfAroES-C0
PRODttE-Esgs %: Domestic Lard 30 10 X
PRONlsIONS-RoundI Hog. l4a Is Beet 10 -
Clear Salt Pork. s2s 90 i 81 90.
Mutton. a Sc per ID. Spring
Lamb Zoe. TURKEYS 90 u -
'hlrl ems lOa u, To IL Veal TO &.
Ham Is zoe.
TAILOW-EouglI g. Rendered Q 10 To- II.
WOOD-HHrd 81 30 90. Mill O0a4 90.
WOOL-fleeoe 3s Pailed 81 TO 40.
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Probate Courts.

ELIswpRrH.-I~t Wed jan. Fob. Aug.
Sept and Drc.-2d we'd. April. 81 Wed
jane. and ith Wed. oci.
BLuEHIII.-l>t wed july and Nnv.
BUCksPogr.-l-i Wed. Jan. MAY aud sept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Joseph p. Wlins Of uehll in the
WCounty ofHsncock and State Of Maine. by his
Deed dated March 25th 1859 conveyed in for and
is a,ortgaged TO Joseph 8. s'Over of SAID Rlue.
hill The following described premises situated In
said Bluehill viz two cert lin tracts or parcels OF
land bounded as follows viz The hrst lot bou ,d"d
on the Nortn by land Of william Lime
burner on the East by land Of David Emer.
son On the Southby land of Hosia Horton;
the West by land Of Hiram iierrick and land for
merly owned by WIN. Weber, and was the home
Farm Of Ambrose Slower; the second lot being
the southern part OF Lot numbered Five on the
plan OF the school Lot in said Bluehill as taken
BY the Trustees OF the School Fund and the
same as conveyed by the said Trustees to John
Peters Esq. deceased containing ten acres more
or less being the same conveyed by Joseph r.
Wiliins TO Joseph 5. slower by Deed recorded in
Hancock Registry of Deed VOL Es3 Page s55. The
conditions OF the above Mortgages beng broken
| claim a foreclosure Of the same and give this
JOSEPH s. SLOWER
Oct. 18th 1870. '3w42
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L III T.
Central Railroad
OF IOWA

l. now nearly completed through tho richest and
most thickly settled portion of the State
The remaining million of its First Mortgage
seven per cent Gold Bonds are OF red at the
very low rate OF 80 and accrued interest.
The Bonjs is ued at the rate of only sI6 600
to the mile (onv onehalf that of some other roads
and parties who desire any portion of the small
balance of this loan upon a nearly finished road,
are invited TO make immediate apple alton, either
to the Treasurer OF the Company or Its advertised
agents, who will furnish pamphlet, and full in
Formation. These Bonds pay fully one.thrd
more interest than Governments, which wi he
taken in exchange. at the highest market price.
Subsc riptions will be received In Ellsworth by
EDWARD sWAZEY.
Cashier OF Buckspou National Bank.
OF whom pamphlets and full information may be
hsd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

ffITot~ toMPpI- ~NKUPoF iIlPnpuas.
PHiIfs Wiil speedily aud d. rifuiy a resi- thr
depressing Influences 81 disease upnn MI.
nerves and mu-cie>. Il rc>torc> the t,,peii j.
and induces Disposition To iA,v on healthy
fc-h. II Cause the formation OF II, ins blood
>itrnsihcui ID" action 'f boih Heart LINN
Lungs. | >usIain> the .y-icm under TWIN,
circumstances, sud cati-'> rle hrAiihv ieNtf,l,.
neat 81 Ill The orr an> m'cc>-ary 10 our .Ai,-
t,mNr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

WI would call th,. attention nfaH in yy,r,
Of d nr-l-clA>- :, wing Machine, either l,r t,nt
IA use 81 manufacturing rurpo-,~ ~ ti!.. MIL
N'rii>rmrnt OF The American sewing Machine,
IN qua column io-iay.
II "ii do al ihsl ny other machine can ,Ip
amt IA aidi'"'n. Morh l"'ttcc button hoIr>
aiti "Nci>rain. making the ''olrr-aid.oNtr-'
-iItvii. bi whlcii sheet, auI pillow -, ara.
made, -ical> winch 10 other sewing machine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

IorR faded locks can be restored to all their
youthful beauy by using NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE. w hich l. free from an dan
gcrou> drug. Soc advertisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

Tired Nature sweet Restored. Btlmy
sleep" But Their" are iime~ when thi, ''l:e-
newer of ~ir"ngtn'' j, denied a.. tim.- wh,n
our mind- ani bodies have brea 80 uScr-worA-
81 and are - worn cut lhai we woo o."
dr"w>y God N vain. " The Peruvian syrup
tan Iron Tonic. Tenrw- our strength ana
makes our Ir>t sweet aud refreshing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

Sch Nellie Scott. recently launched al Perry,
is mostly owned BY Capt j II. McLarren and
s, B. Hume & Co., Of this place. She il char
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

In Tie Doulour.ux. rub Rgnne'- Pain X H.
ing Mig on ail around tie ear. and specially
ON The prominent iace bone above the ear.
You thus reach he ''fii,h art OF nerves which
10 10 tn face" and If you use Il faithfully IL
sOUn cures.
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