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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY End, 1871
Paris Surrendered.

The following dispatch from the Emper-
or of Germany To the Empress Augusta.
tells the story of the war between France
and Prussia up To la,l saturday What n
result for six months campaign:-
OFFICIAL ANNoU NCENENT of TN Sur
RENDER TO the EMPRESS AU"U,r,
LONDON. Jan. pa 30 L. M.-rhe En-
peror has sent the following dispatch to
the Empress Augusta:
Versailles. , y. ". SHnd1B.-ia>i night
an armistice for three weeks was signed.
The regulars and mobile, are TO be- retain
ed in Paris a. prisoners of war The ma
tional guard will undertake the mainrc-
nance of order. We occupy all the forts.
Paris remains infested. but will be allow
&c 10 re-victual as soon as the arms are
surrendered. The National Assembly j.
to he summoned 10 meet at Bordeaux in 4
fortnight. All the armies in the field will
retain their respective positions. The
ground between the opposing lines will be
neutral. This is the reward OF patriotism.
heroism and great sacrifices. Thank God
for this fresh mercy. Nav peace soon fol.
| low.
| (>igned) WILLIAM.
On the second of August the battle oi
| Ssarbruck. the first OF the war took place.
and the following day the German, enter
| - the French territory. and from that
Nvae until the fall of Pari, the French have
been on the defensive retrrating. losing
men. battles. and one strong place aftel
| another. until on Saturday the climax Wa.
reached by the fall of Paris.
Next week We will give our readers
history of this exciting war. as collateI by
the New York Herald.
The general impression Is that tht fight
ing between these nations ha, ended 81
mote il be.
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RHEUMATISM is DURABLE


science, the we, ae. Of he Vo..d is nj AZ, IN
t.s d-,efo I..
The subscriber inpelfcd by % re ~ rc5Son
though " th reIuctaaG,. taks- gs ms slo,t 20 5H-
noance To that class OF suffering hHmHHt afiliCt
eel with Rheumatism. that he bass been e trBWCts
with enicHcinns power 20 Beat a mac a.. ot cts">
thus afflicted, and has hv.uE Witnesses t1 -uA-
stIntaie thc Facts where he nas hast an opPoFiutl-
- tn H. MS power BY permanent cures,
AUrr February lsi, he Will hoti hin,c nj tc ~
mess 10 obey The calls OF those N ttcu wt 4lcu
n,stis.n, 80 lar Is r j. able, sunday tai Mon
d1S Of each week. at tir houses ~ patients To
all those thHs suffering who are aUXtou- Ga bt
cured. tins - an invitation 10 ray me and lean.
Tor youIs elves that ana no humHuG. Aud u can
not relieve ar cure you shall eNueet 30 con pom.
sati"n ior guy services, although shalt Ne sub,
icctcd 60 considerable trouble auu eN reuse ner,>-
sandy aud III ab Ie ia ga tn much expense.
yet tnc iI,h that 1, IN me together wl.u tr tuGr-
thAt nave effected urges me on AMI @ad ie"l
mat must obey.
y D.. Expenses OF travel Tor over on. mule
must bv PAia by the patient
ANTONIO h. SMITH.
L!Iswot n Ian. 2J1, ISL. ItnasI
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Brunswick, and then before the roads
completion. New Brunswick. by the con-
sent of all parties Interested. should be
part and parcel of the United States. then
the fact would he patent. that the State
had spent its money. or used its credit, TO
build up one section Of the country at the
expense OF another. and that contrary to
the laws of trade. IL IL Is said In reply.
that our action should not be influenced by
any such aniicipalion> of coming events.
probable though they MAY seem, We reply
that this suggestion i only incidental. aud
one worthy of consideration in making up
an opinion; but not essential To- the main
argument against the scheme, for that is
strong enough Of itself. This argument i,
that the State should not. AT this time in
auguratr the new policy If assisting To
build railroads IN one section of the State
only, though the plausible excuse i urged
that IL will develop the resources of that
| locality. This i. a reason which all locali-
ties will urge, so therefore. il this new
! policy is To be he rule hereafter. then let
there he a general law. that any locality
that will locate road. and raise half mon
ey enough To build ii. without town aid.
shall have the States assistance. 10 the
amount of $1,000 per mile.
But Ia come back Ia Arco,took County.
! This j. a somewhat famous part al the
State We fought pork and beans. and
slept cold for ten week.. To save it in 1899.
with the other thousands of Maine soldiers
who nobly did the same service. at that
critical period Of State history. We have
watched the slow and uncertain growth
since. while year by year the Legislature
has been eNpending thousand, of dollar,
annually. Ia build roads bridges. mills. 10
run out lands. To mark boundaries and to
do almost every other conceivable thing,
| Full one quarter of the Legislation of each
wear. has been directed TO object, connect
ed with Aroo>took. either 10 spend money
for it. or 10 hear aud decide upon it, innI.
mcrablc petitions. This has been going
on SO long. and 10 such an extent. that nc
sane man can say that the State has not
dealt generously with il. This comes ia :
great measure because the Aroo>took i a
far of country; because a portion Of il /.
unnaturaIlv \ mari Of Maine ar ,l.o lao
cause New brunswick and IN. :, .Iob,
river. are unnaiurally parts aud parcels o
another country. rbi, viii not alv,vs l..
"a mi. S,,,e I. siucul,r,v located H.;
nm, = narrow n.ninspl, ,x,.n,l;,,., mn i,,.
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The ADVANCE has entered on the fourth
year Of is existence under most favorable
auspices. Its popularity has increased
with each year, and 1t now stands in the
front rank Of American Religious Journals.
1t is able, candid. and independent In its
editorials. full and fresh in its Church
News OF all denominations, very attract.
i've in its childrcn's Department; in fact it
embraces in its columns-Ayricul tural,
Scientific, Commercial, and Literary-a
complete summary OF current news of the
day, which, with correspo ndence from all
parts Of the globe. make it one Of the most
complete and attractive family papers ever
published.
Among its premiums it is now Offering
the Advance Chrome of Henry Ward
Beecher for every three new subscriptions.
The Advance Company of Chicago are
publishers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

List of Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Jan. oath. 1871
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth american. by Vim. F. Sea-
vey. Solicitor Of Patents. Schwartz Block
West Market Square. Bangor. Me.
w. II. Brown Bangor. Baggage Truck ::
A. IL. Sturgis. Lewiston. Sizing Machine i:
Levi Abbott. Lewiston. and j. A. Sher-
burne. Boston. Grain Dryer; ID. W. Husey.
Pembroke. Vegetable Cutter; J. p. Ride
out. Bowdoinham. Hay Loader.
Whole num1er of Patents issued 1873
Reissues >: Designs Is; Trademarks. 3.
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IT'S ALL.iMPuRTANT

mat the young should learn how 70 nvoid me
most Inactive diseases always prevalent IN cav.
zesi communities aud hardly less inpoF'au tlitl
men OF mil lie are or those more advanced "a
lite, should undo r-tand how the lost pawefs "i
manhood may be restored. On these. aa'i ktaiii e
matters. the new medical WORK entIlletl j" u
~cieare of Life or se.rPrescrvatiNu.r by bf.
HAYES, nf Boston, contains Il trpr4>ing amour
ri valuable do ctrine and ihfhvmditon. UdF re-
ders may iu,ise of tie character Of tIts iI5ert~
ing volume BY perusing the advcflt> ~ III
Peabody Me,ttc,tl insII,ute. IA anotncr column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

Wednesday valuable pair OF horses
owned by Barker Perry Of Dresden. while
at work at Russell'S house, Richmond, on
the ice, by some means became frightened
and before they could be arrested plunged
into the ice canal and were swept under
the ice. The scraper to which they were
attached was saved. Horses were valued
1t Sl4o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02
BAT CHELOR' HAIR DYE.

inis splendid Hair pse Is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable. instantaneous doe. not cen.
tain lead. nor any rfii,c poison to produce raihly.
SIS or death tvph the Wanted ami dcIu-tr
preparations boasgin- virtues Ihey do not po- -cs>
The genuine ". A. Bateh-lpr'- Hair ~ c Ia. hai
u year, untarnishri reputation to uphold ~ in
t-xtty the only Perfect HAIR Dy--glacs or
Brown. sold b all Drugsisis. Applied a. h.
Bond ~ y. Y Spe 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

In lS6O the census returns showed pop
ulation of 62s.6O0. making gain in ten
years Of only 593. The largest gain has
been made in Cumberland county, which
shows an increase over 1860 Of 7549.
-iro0stook comes next. showing q gain
Of7l30. Androscoggin next, where the
gain IS 6l33 In Penobscot the gain is
1906. In Waldo there is a loss of 3s0e.
which is the largest decrease. In Somerset
the loss IS 249S. In Sagadahoc the loss is
as7s In Piscatsquis the loss is 657. In
oxford the lost is 1874. The loss falls
principally upon the rural districts. while
the manufacturing and commercial centres
show gains.
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0bt Cllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning n: Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me, by \. X. SAWYER. For
tsrms. &c. see FIRST page.
5. NJ. PkTTESGILL q Co, 81 Park Row, New
York, and Gro. y. HOWELL & Co. 40 Park no v,
New York, are the sole agents Tor the ANEsfcAN.
In tnat city. and are authorized to contract for
inserting Advertisements Cor ct our lowest cash
Rates. Advertisers in that city are requested to
leave their fayors with either OF the shove house,.
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Toby Candor gives the following cen
su> table OF Maine.
CENsTs RETURNS.
The following table by counties shows
the official count ofthe census of Maine for
fha. M Il dfcada.
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THE Subscriber hi~ tlt"n q Ntn
dow ~ JOHN A. ,tAi.E', BOOK
=. 6,fUkt, Maiu street. WHerN he I> !. d
eAA~Tcady {, de- MI k,nd~ of work upon x -
Wa.ehe<, iDcEs and JtwaIfy. Ali NuiA WAt ,auf-
cd. Inc patronage OF Old customer, y soNyned-
4ilg GEp. r. TT ".
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Nj. WASHINGTON. Jan. 3Oth

Observations taken at IL A. NJ: bar
oineter, 23.63; thermometer, i degrees
relative humidity, SO; wind northwest
velocity. 81 miles per hour. There have
been clouds on the mountain for 50
hours, but half an hour ago we began 10
see through the riffs, and now the sun
j. above the clouds. tsigned)
j II krNTIS,;ToN
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NAMl ~. n. w Ill iINt,.
II. NhiHuz would give uOturr that an SOC nunts
AMI note. o tuns -fani mu-t ~ attended III nr
tHry viii b. handed to -oiuc lsN yut lpc rilss ton
i. -nfh ISL. se4
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e. M, c. SEMINARY.

TIN >PlING TERM or ELEVEN wItkS
] VII begtn on MONDAY, February 99th,
thorough instruction 4 gwen IA the ArAdpmiCal
Class al, Commercial ana Ornamental Depart
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aS-Teim Bills TO be SETTLED the ninth week @ f
the Term. No deduction tor an absence of two
weeks except in csse OF sickness. Books furnl sh-
cd by the Teacher at Portland prices.
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TURKEYS DEMANDS

\ dispatch from ConstantiDople says
that the Porte insists that the London
Conference shall restore TO Turkey iull
control OF he Darlamelles and Bo>pho-
rus. and refuses consent 10 any new in
ieruationai stipulation limiting the nav
ipation of those straits
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

Calendar tor the Year 1871.
Spring Term begins. Tuesday, March I; sum.
mer Term. Tuesday. May 80: Fall Term, Tues
day, Sept. ..
Students are earnestly requested to be pre- sent
the first day OF the term as lessons are given ont
and recitations commence the second day For
rooms or board sprly y the Secretary and not
the Principal.
4. D. BUMPUS, SecSetary
..eVtou, NE. dan lstil 1911 3wj
RkFERENCEs: Hon, n. X. sawyer, Ellsworth:
Hon. Daniel Lunt, Rev Mr., woodhnn, Bangor
on n Dingley. fr. Lewiston Hon, j. H. Roak
Auburn; Rev. Mr.. Small Portland; Rev, Mr.
Ethot, humford; Hon. sumner Burnham, Nor
woyi Hon. William Wilson, HailowelI; All have
been patrons exec pit one.
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Forts Arouad Paris Quietly Occupied
~ the Geymdns-P1ince Charles Of
Roamanid trU Resign - Turkey firm
lY Demands Control Of the Ddrdan-
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GERMANs OCCUPY PARIS FORTS.

LoNDoN. 30th. The occupation OF the
Paris forts bv the German troops was
unattended by any incidents of general
interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

We have had big snow storm, and one
days good ,leighing, but to-day, through
the genial influence of Old Sol, it il fast
disappearing to give place TO mud and
water. LIFE.
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Live Moose w nnts.sl.

MLLNl> d AIRY 4 ~.
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TUITION

Common LRxl~h. s<OU
Higher ERgIteu and Languages. $40
Music. per Quarter, lJu1
Commercial cuiss". two terms .5OJ
BOARD, So TO $50.
FOR further particulars inquire Vi 81 the Frinei
pal
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MADRID. 30th. Gen. Ysquirdo has
been appointed Governor of PHILIPPINE
Islands.
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uINTED RESIGNATION.

\ letter from Prince Charles of Rou-
mania. i published, limiting at hi, APP
proaching resignation on account Of too
great liberty allowed the people by the
tfAsafifut,ap
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-07-27
Tribute of Respect.

Alta meeting Of New Haven Lodge No.
IS, |. 0. 0. T., New Haven, West Vir-
GINA, July 11th, 1871, on receiving notice
Of the death Of Bro. Joseph P. Bell, the
following brothers were appointed a com.
mittce to draft resolutions expressive ofthe
sense Of the lodge, viz DR.. J, L. Hen
sley, Geo. G. Wilding and H. L. Chester,
who reported as follows:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty
Ruler Of events, to remove from our frater.
nal relations on earth, our esteemed broth
er, joseph p. Bell. The fact Of his fall.
ing at such a great distance from bis home
renders thecircumstauccs more melancholy;
therefore be 10
Rssolcea, That We deeply mourn the
loss sustained by the death ofso promising
young man, cut down, as he was, in the
prime Of life.
That we tender to the family and friends
Of the deceased, our heartfelt sympathy in
their sad bereavement.
That, as a further expression Of our
sympathy, each member Of tho lodge wear
the usual badge Of mourning thirty days
from the date of tho death.
That copy Of these resolutions be pub.
lished in the Point Pleasant papers, lisigs
County Telegraph, and copy furnished
the family Of the deceased brother.
D. W. GossETT, N. G..
J.J. GRINsrEAD, Sec'y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful indiscreion
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity. send
free to all who need it, tho recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 preft by the
advertisers experience can do so by adlresss
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
nov lo-ly ~ Cedar Street, New York,
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Tho system needs renovatagand Strengthening.
New vlgor must be infused in the digestive organs.
The Stimulating, Regulating and Tonic properties
Of pr. Crooks Wine OF Tar will give 4 vigorous
vitality 10 these organs. They mus. try II. They
will soon feel It's influence and must perseycrc I'M.
III the cure is complete. Keeping The Stomach
and Bowels in a vigorous condition with DR..
Crooks Wine of Tar Is the best defense against
oil diseases. While DR.. Crooks Wine OF rary
the best remedy for all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, Il Is no, prepared exclusively for such
diseases. The rich medicinal qualities Of Tar i
contains woad alone excite regulating and
strength cning action on the Stomach and Bowels,
but there are Vegetable Ingredients Of I'M.
doribted Tonic value combined with u, which
cause II to build up The wcnlt and dc:
bi,itated, rapidly restore exhausted
strength, cleanse the stomach. relax Ihe liver,
cause the food 10 digest, AMI mike pure
blood, removing Dyspepsia, JatndIcc, lnIyers'
ton md kindred complaints Try ono loluc.
Ask for DR.. CrO0;l's Wine Of For. IN.
principlcd parties have copied al,ci Tie ,aincnnd
style of DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar, asncar MS they
dared withou, infringement II Is pr. Crooss
Wine OF Tar that has moic The many Wonderful
cures, and DR.. Crooks Wine Of TgrIs the remedy
younced, and not the nnlriGd remedies made on!
10 sell and palm oH on the lmsnspcGing fora rem
edy Of merit, See that every bs'.S yon pur.
chase has the following words on the STAMP, IL
whteletters; "Dr Crooks Wine oil TAR ~ &
Internal Revenue, -Four conts. o. uronk 4 Co..
for only such are gonpine, Sold by druggists
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CONVENTION MEETINds.--ln another
column will be found an advertisement an.
nouncing Convention Meetings at Hartford
City, on the Sd Of August, at Mason City,
on the 4tb, and at Point Pleasant on the
9Th Of August. These meetings will be
addressed by Hon. Allen I. Capcrton,
Major N. Fitzhugh and others. The
people should come and hear this question
discussed, and thereby be enabled to cone
to correct conclusions as to the propriety Of
voting for or against the call for q Con-
vention. These gentlemen are among the
ablost speakers in the State. The meet
Ing at this place will be on Saturday,
August 5th, at l o'clock in tho af-
ternoou. And as is it is on day when
the people have leisure and can spare the
time, we hope to see the Courtroom
crowded.
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West Virginia:

WCst vlrS1nAI:
A 7 a meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
N Of Mason county, held at the Court House
thereof, on the l7th day Of May, 1871:
ORDERED, That the Clerk Of this Board pro
cure two dockets, one for general business in
which shall be entered by the Clerk all bust
ness tha is 10 coue before the Board al any OIL
its meetings, and said Business shall be taken
up in the order that 1t appears upon the dock
ct. In the other shall be docketed exclusive
all claims for money against the county, tia
are filed with the Clerk at least FIVE days boy
fore the meeting Of the Board AZ which they
are 10 be considered.
1t 10 further orlcrcd, That ono hour at the
beginning Of each morning session Of the
Board shall be occupied in hearing al pfclim-
mary motions and motions to docket Business,
but the Board may extend the timcf in their
opinion such extension will promote Justice.
1t is further ordered, That the above orders
be published in the county papels for eight
weeks, for the information Of those hereafter
having business with The Board.
may 25-sw. II. r. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Those subscribers who do not receive a
paper next week, will know that it has
been stopped because they are IN arrears
The plank walk on Kanawha street
needs some repairs. The corporation is in
danger Of having some money to pay un'
les. it is repaired. Replacing few
planks will make itall right.
There was a Baptist Church instituted
in this place last Wednesday. The recog'
milton services were as follows: Sermon BY
Rev. W. P. Walker; Prayerby Rev. I.
4. Peters; Charge BY Rev. B. Cade.
The Parkersburg Times says there are
now OF the Mineral Wells Is persons from
Wheeling and u from Parkersburg, with
several from other points, making about
40 persons altogether. we learn they are
all enjoying themselves very much. There
will be a grand "Hop" there on Friday
evening, Good music dancing aud sup
per.
The following are the officers Of the
1 ~
Point Pleasant Lodge No. 80, |. Q. o.
f., for the present term:
N. G.-B. L. Miles, V. G.-S. j.
Shindle; Secretary Robert Young; Trea-
suren-T. stibling; Warden-George W.
Barcus; I. G.-Jamcs H. Holloway; r,
is. to N. G.-James W, Smith; j. s. to
N. en-. H. Stone, r. s. to Y. c.
John Mason; i. S. to V. Coco. W.
Tippett; P. &C.. B. Thomas.
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PATENT RIdur SwlNDLERs-Thc Wheel
ing Register says, our exchanges com
plain ofthe swarm Of patent right vendors
who are now swindling the fagme:s in their
localities. The farmers who allow them.
selves to be Aeeced are not to be pitied.
We are frequently requested to warn the
publicasaiust the numerous swindlcs which
prevail throughout the country and have
tried to protect the people from the wiles
ofsharpers until we are tired. The press
lspowcrless to prevent the impositions from
being partially successful, for it sa motor.
ious fact that tho swindlers make their hauls
from the ranks Of those who are too mean
to takea newspaper, but who are rascally
enough to cheat their neighbor whenever
they can get o Chance. Every farmer
should be q Subscriber, and then be would
stand a fair chance Of being posted as to
tricks played upon rustic, BY beats Of the
cities.
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We have receive the first number Of the
West Virginia Monitor 6 Real Estate Aa'
uertiser. 1t is a monthly journal devoted
to the interest of the State Of W. Va, and
is q neatly printed sheet, efquarto FORM
The price is one dollar per annum. Those
having lands for sale can find no bettor
medium for advertising than this.
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Parkersburg and Gallipolis trade. She
has been greatly improved and painted up,
and will be one Of the handsomest boats
ever in this trade.
There is discussion going on between
Gov. Stevenson Of the State Journal, and
Hood Of the Marietta Times, as to which
Of the two is the uglier. We don't know
Hood, but if he can beat the Governor, he
must get up early."-Kana'pha Journal
Gov. Jacobs has appointed John G. Pal.
mer, Of Brooke County, Regent Of the
Deaf Dumb aud Blind Institute, in place
Of Henry Brannan, Of Lewis County, de.
clined.
We took supper at the Kline House
Sunday evening and in justice to the pro-
prietor, and for the benefit Of the travelling
public, must say that Mr.. Deem sets as
good table as any Hotel on the Ohio
River. We advise all our readers to try
this House.
Owing to tho low water in tho Ohio
River, we have been getting three mails a
week from Parkersburg. Arrangements
are now being made by the contractors so
that in fow days We will receive our reg
ular daily mail. The difficulty has been
'iu procuring low water boats.
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USlvEasALlsr STATE CoSYESTIoN.-The
West Virginia State Convention Of Uuiver-
salists will meet at Fork Ridge Church,
Marshall, county, on the 9th and 9th Of
august