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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

Navy.Yard was next visited. The Duke was sauted ~
the marines IN the yard and royal salute vas nrsd
nSS the bSws the ns
ception at the COMMENSURATE house at which various
distinguished ladies and gentlemen were present.
TIE BALL.
Washington and Mason.sts throngcd with people
for hours this evening and although cold and chilly
wind prevailed most Of the crowd waited patiently for
hours the arrival Of the Grand Duke Carriages COM
menced arriving at the Boston Theater about o'clock
BY o'clock quite large number Of ladies and gentle
men had assembled and INDUCED In the promenade,
while the balconies filed with those who preferred
the bSes ps PaTi @ ias
superb box that had been arranged and the united band
and orchestra led by Messrs Gilmore and Zerrshn struck
black nit, aud wore blue silk sash over his right
shoulder and had ono plain decorative badge upon ma
performance Of the hymn. bowed his acknowledge.
ments to the applause, which was Literally
bestowed A. re eose the Duke and Catsca.y were
formed % fQlows: Head, Duke Alexis and Mrs Gaston
xs & the Mayer D. %sn sd
Ms: Winthror ct the left Mr. Braggot and Mrs Frank
Lar o S Of Children
in the Music Hail. and the grand banquet comprise Sat
urdsy's programme. On Sunday. there is no Greek
ase inspect the yharyss and inner harbOr the
through Columbusave the horses attached of the
which wsrS se az sbs Sen
frightened at the oater Of the sabres OF the cavalry
escort and ran away This was the SECOND carriage In
row escape from being run down. -, The frightened
horses continued In their mad career TIL collision with
Of the carriase The driver was badly bruised the
other occupants Of the barouche escaped Without INJURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
THE PHILADELPHIA CITY TREASURY INvEsTT
CATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. SIN accordance with
the instructions Of Judge Paxson, AN investigation has
been made into the aairs Of the City Treasury. The
official report says that oil the business Of the City
Treasury suspended. no pereon being authorized to
don large sums OF money have In the hands
Of the chiefs Of the various greatly In e1
said DEPARTMENTS Such facts have been presened that
the Grand are Of opinion that those whose duty
and the safety Of the city funds, have been derect in
duty and censursbe for such Encouragement, whereby
the city funds may endangered citSens subjected
Inconvenience and ose and tho credit Of the city i'm.
paired. Judge Paxson 10 considering what action to
take In the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
MEXICO.

REPOKTED SURRENDER OF SALTlLIO-SAH LUIS
POTOSI THREATENED.
MATAMORAs, Dec. St is reported that Sal
tito has surrendered and the RevOution'ts march.
INK Luis Potosi from SatO, and also advanc-
ing from Monterey on Mier and Canarago. Cortna Is
said have imprisoned several foreign merchants In
Mier for sympalzine with the RevOutionlsts Business
has been suspended here aud there are fears OF pro.
n0acinfntO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
TIE NEW DOMINION.


loss OF LIFE BY THE LATE GALE.
HALIFAX, Dec. 8.-Twenty-fve lives were
lost OH the Nova Scotia the gales of last week
eleven Ivy the wreck packet schooner i'll the Avon
River nine by the Bermuan brigantne Jabez, ut the
Strait Canso and five by the schooner Catherine in
Yarmouth Sound. Those lost III the Jabez were Capt
Abraham Simmons Of bermuda, Thomas IT. Murray OF
Prince Edward Island and Francis Roberts OF Bermuda
pas,engers and six Of the crew. The only one saved
was n seaman named Manuel who was taken of the
wreck after great suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH.I

At the Cabinet meeting to-day all the members vers
present excepting Mr.. Alderman. Tho sossi0p wa
short one and busness Of extraordinary inpsrta,cs
received attention.
Postal Convention, establishing and regulating An
exchange Of between the United States
land Denmark. has been oonouAed and VIII b carried
INTO operation the LIT Of January next u provides
for the direct exchange Of closed mails, By steaner
between tho two countries and also by the HAMBURG
and Bremen lines embracing letters pewspapelA boeks
paid 10 nIedat censs pr ha Ses Sus
unpaid insun1cenfly paid letteys WIN Be foGWarded
and charged With the unpaid o. deficient DoStaS in
addition to which ane OF eeutA Win be coneetsd
Postai Convention las been eooeluded WITH E>as
DOR going into eject innAAtey ~ htssr pestAGs 70
Afternoon. Asastant Treasuer Tuflo dsnn9 thS ada.
VT charming him With abu1ynStfne IL 0QVcsu1ptAt
msBsy. Ro additional irregularities have be9o 10Y.
cred tn tie TSses1sy. Jehneoo Wa azEesee1 % - -
Tn Pose.naseer0 saesAl las ts~sa ei1e1lee sofed
70 possmasoes insyuetlns then tosaee1fAe4 ~ D4ne
Of thetr omoes y On yropee neena = w. 2 va
;os 40 , Ssas. g nsas .s.aSscsss q
In eusweg4ns the lettee-caFssSn' sIAAna - ~veoS0s
delivery q The malta A~Aa.x~>. 49,
tsrssss sase q PnS.se. Cd Sss.isss q essH
s Jones q Ls1stsas y = s = ssSy
SIsto1 era BS.ra"sc s9s: s'r"as ~ ese''a~ The
committee Of experts and engfayes lnys besn q
changed so"Ss Sth View 70 ssesstsia r. my 1s.sss
ss Y tho .. ::.
r"iysT ths upper pOrtioa OF each 6on1 oOnaniss a.
humber and denomination thereof u new ystalSed u
this once. the remainder being des6"vAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH.I

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The President, to-day.
said to prominent member Of the Senate that he was
almost certain that Secretary Fish would remain in the
Cabinet in accordance with the Presidents wishes, and
those expressed In the note signed by the members OF
the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
WASHINGTON.

THE EXPECTED CABINET CHANGES.
NO ANSWER TO THE SENATOR'S LETTER TO SEC.
RETARY RIsH-wHAr PRECEDENT GRANT SAYS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHs rHnuxAI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-No reply has been 70.
ceived the letter Of the Republican enstors 70 seo
Rotary Fish, entreatng him to remain In the Cabinet
The Senators who did not sign this document speak Of IL
as undignihed and unprecedented. They ssy that -
Senators the judgesof the fitness Of sppontees to
public Offices 1t 10 peculiarly improper for them to
press opinions this the propety Of rumorsd
changes 10 request officer to remain In his place u.
in their opinion only little less Objectionable than to
advise him to resign One Senator. when asked to gn
the letter. said that the President had not asked his ID
vice any subject Of late, and he did not propose to
volunteer 1t upon the question Of whom be had bstter
have In his Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

SNOW ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
OMAHA, Ncb., Dec. 8.-Five passenger trains
from West snowbound at Laramie Station. The
trains from the East have arrived at Cheyenne. but the
road La still blocked On the summit between Laramie
and Cheyenne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09
Loss.or A MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMER.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 8.-The steamer Fannie
Brandic for Cairo, with 100 bales Of cotton and few
psssengers struck snag near the head Of Island No.
co." last night and sunk TO the boiler decks The boat
and cargo will prove total loss No lives were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

wish to ssy word on the tre" TIM OF IT.
papers zee. with eIcegten or possibly two has
so1etss. taken liberty say that Ensl.h
newspapers a. whole more a N,ca 70 nn
' vsa 9h to eesaDs "dcn
ceotion Of Ths Standard almost always. and
o Of re Time: occasionally, and :ot na,y x.
once great while and Of T1s ~ Maa dG;e as Two ~ OK
three times week and 81 re Elk IN evsry n%r
tSay .rs dsiineuished by moderation Of tone and by
GnS manners toward the whom they crtclse But
the only paprr which, 90 a iss ~ IA THe Dy
haps might add re 1rap1 TIE s pTnte9 not
merely an imperfect but an unfair scbsy Rs Sardard
in it, 0' WITH fs% saesptoSy.
t S ~. ~S0y personal and attempt what
ever has been made to CHALLENGE ne TGsi
statemepts Biz Charles ofoGS9c E Dr Nss
SomeS not sssocsng itself with hs speech defends w.
and lays the blame on 81: ppfssa ~ q Ia TneSs
The into the 1pu sna prSssby Srots
letter. that Cir Charles charged the Green VIII maaSss
cation But b dd not Me bat Tie Lords Of tic Treas
ury Witt malyer.aton' Or nsxSysiiss TO repsessnt
= vs srk Ct III:
Of hs 81 MT The Woman but tie
On a,~ Who Would have been aimed e. The Name
lntes al the French Press nndor tne Empso usoo 20
make came ridiculous charge on.sSsSt on Ss
s G@fsli ion 10 paS.Ss c:,;.s.s him
IN siS from the Reform Club show what any man
~ ,gh bararter OF wealth ability. and position mst
e.pec, 10 dare .vow him ns .trHSRR With tho work
i"v cs~ co. and has given u the sno'cc'
Ing ns RssSaplirsn feeling ~ England. GIVE
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
MARRIAGES.

".oAhrr-hARtNER.-Int the " z. Church. Sa yrna. May
'u IT, F" Rev. J. Cymer. Mr.. Jos. L. Beckett and Miss
s'.te Z" daughter Of Jos W. Mariner, Esq.
fhAlsER-LAMBsDy.-In Camden, Dell on the 27th inst,
e NeV' ). T. Bryan Thomas y. Fraser Of Montgomery,
ANA to Eliza Lambson. ery Of New Castle CO.. Del
& ANIdHT.-ln sassafras Neck Cecil CO.. Nd en- the
AZ the residence Of the bride father, NJ. Knight,
.aa BY the Rev. T. f. Blop Mr. wm Ward aud Miss Char.
istts Knight
vrs hN-bO OhGESS.-On Thursday April q. bv Rev. n.
'a, Mr. Julius q. Cleaver and Miss Emma Burgess all
"iSt Georges Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10

For all the purposes of a Laxative
Medicine.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of a laxative
Perhaps no one xedi-
- cine is so universally
duired by everybody "a
~ cathartic, nor was ever
-Xx any before so universal
&MZK&9 ly adopted into use In
Ell every countrya and among
ye a $ ;5 ;sii;; !, a; a:
- son is, that it is more re-
60 liable and far more effec-
1xA4zsfzssSz44E@- tual remedy than any
=9z@z==szz====- other. Those who have
tried IT, know that it cured them; th3se who have
not know that it cures their neighbOrs ana frlendss
and all know that what it does once It does always
that 1t never fails through any fault or ne&1e9o
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhOod, and need not publish thenls
ADAPTED to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither caomel or any decterlous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody, Tnelr
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh ana nakes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantlty.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate n
into healthy action remove the distractions OF tho
stomach bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
nents as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are give IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following .nplaints, which these
Pills raOidly
For nys1apsi.. or indigestion. Listless-
ness Ian~mor and LOss OF Appetite, they
should he taken moderately to stimulate he stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Eiyer Complaint and its various symp-
toms Bilious Headache sick AeadMc he,
Tmuu,Iice or Green sickness, BiIiSas
Collie and Bilious EeveFs, they should be ju:
taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it:
FOR Dysentery Diarrhocss, but ono mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheunaatism. Cont, Gravel. Eatrt-
xntI0n OF the III cart, Pain in thc Side
mack and LOins, they should be continuously
faken as required, to change the diseased action OF
the system With such change those complaints
disappear. s,,, a..
For Dropsy and Dropsicai swelihn9s they
should be taken in large and frequent doses TO PRO
duce the effect of a drastic purge
For RuDpressiOn large dose should be tinker
as it produces the desired eject by sympathy.
As a Dinner PiU, take one or two Pills to pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach, :.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach an'
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite
and invigorates the system, Hence it is often I'D
vantageoHs where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels toerably well, often finds that dos
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, froT
their cleansing and renovatinS effect ON the diSe'
tive apparatus.
| DIR. G. AVER &C CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. a.
| Sold by J. w. DENNEY, JAS. p. HOFFECk
Smyrna. aud all Druggists and Dealers in Medl.
| everywhere. ocil9i
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
ID EATIHs.

Near BrenfOrd three miles from Smy the sth
Neoeeca A. wife Of Mr.. JAS s. Boyer in her SD
AT Columbus. New Jersey, the ist inst. Henrietta
W vile OF Rev II. n. Hail. and daughter of tho late
stout Esq., Of Dover In her 23d year. Buried at the
f's'oTterisn Church. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
-. wo,or from DAvID'S WELL

x- DEAFNESS, BLINDPEsS. and GATARRH treated
tb the nSst success by lsAAcs NJ D. and Professor OF
es College Pen.yyana y years eNpersncsi uoTnery OF
M he een at his Office. The medical faculty are invited
~ their PATIENTS he has secrets in ms practice
6cai eyes inserted without pain No charge for examna-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
The Additional Pension Bill.

.f~ f.t.
- 80 '"' "''
gram e pensions - -'.airr- and sailors If
the war of l-l1. a.l tile widows ~ d.
-.4.t-i ..,t.f-..-. ,......-..l 5...t.t.f;
U.4 nous =
e. t|'.' ~ -ia'sF-
..-. l@l ,Ae Score
III, I. " m ''i-A iis j. Arrel'
'' 49, va - 80 P'ie" "i5 ,hr
~ 'tl' sti' N 4liS
80 80 49, - "a men H.
- ~ '..s hii--
+.' :
"t .,'. VAT WIN
- A,'iiN4'1 ahi
I - III IKE -'''; ana
~, ,,rit, -, - II ii"! nav e
III a., 49, -; f,
"a - 4N9' 4'i t's a''iI service IA sad
Mn. e. : i'.'l-'' 't'sil '.r.n y 9erNleg may
f.. ... .7....'--it ~ : anu VINO
,i '.'''' a''Il =
j., ~. ,,.,,,.,-,.. rl.....,,..,:, -
,,.,- I'm. .l IT., ~ ~ ,'"N el -
,-.;.-i H.. ,i,,,,..;.,' - ~
..,,..I.-....,. ..-.i,+...-, y "a e'
tltarftt +, i1.rrI;t, II H.. I;'.,l i''-
Ali XIV, .I,,fI 80 .',..l IT,.
n .ri,,I.,r4 H.. 1,,-+t+,,,;-.,. ~ a
Stt+ Aria rI .,,,-,i,.,''- ,',,3-.,' IA u
u.fi..-. .I.d .,,1i.+.-Il nj Gr.,.i - ~. q
Pro- L.i. That ~ueh wiJe,y shsll -
been married prior To- tl,.. treaty ~ 80
which terminated -u.h war to m otti,...r
Or ,-ui al ar drafted HAM ,,l,, - -.
at5re ia in said war. anI ,yl,n .i.,Ii r1,
have r, -married.
SeciuH ;. hid b. It further eaactei THAT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Isin Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable. instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead any ri,atic poison to produce paraly
sis or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusiye
preparations Boosting virtues they do not possess
The Eenuin. W. 4. Bachelors Hair DYE has had
30 year. untarnIshei reputation TO uphold its in
tegrity az the only Perfect Hair Dye-BlacS or
brown sold by all DruggiS' Applied AZ a.
Bond st " y. spe lY3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

not deprive the applicant of the benefits
OF this act, but other proof of service per-
formed and of an honorable discharge. if
satisfactory. shall be deemed sufficient.
Section 4. Ind te il further enacted.
That the provisions of sections twelve and
thirteen of an act entitled IAN act sup
Elementary TO m act to grant pensions. :"
approved July 4. 1851 and OF sections two,
three and fopr of an act entitled An act
supplementary TO several acts relating TO
pensions" approved June 6. 1866, Shall be
applicable to the pensions granted by THIS
ACT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
Chr ClIswortI) Amfritan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Peters
Block, Ellsworth, lie, by y IL. SAWYER. For
terms. &c, see frst page
: n. FErTESoII.L & co., - Psrk Row. New
y pfk, and Go. 4. EpwLLl Y Co. - rark tn 81,
New York. are the sole SCENTS Tor the ANEulC ~,
~ inai G s.. and are authorized t. contract lor
inserting advert l~eunnts for u- n onr lowest cah
ratrs- Advertisers ia t'lt clty are requested q.
leave tGvlr tAvora with either 81 tAs aho,c houses,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
Twenty seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to Females
mas placed DIR. DOW ut the head OF all ply scians
making auch practice specially. and enables
him 10 guarantee speedy and permanent care
In the worst OF Suppression aud All other
Menstrual DerdngeIsSHts. from Ehdiee,r caase.
All letters for advice mast contain 81. otiicc, No
. ESnICorr STREET. BosroS.
y. B-Soard furnished TO those desiring To re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July. ls1a.--sp.no. VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

There has been a sudden and rapid
rise says the Lewiston Journal i'm the price
of potatoes. Agents are traversing this
part of the State in every direction, buy
ing them for shipment to Massachusetts,
and the South. One farmer refused the
offer OF $3.50 for one hundred and fifty
bushels early Rose, and the asking price
for White Mountain and other varieties OF
potatoes is from 80 cents to 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
NUMBER s.
European News.
Grsat Britain.

BAlLtAMENIAkt Aihpi fEblNR>.
Iovp0v. Feb. 20. In the House of com
mons to-day. Mr.. Gladstone. in reply to an
inquiry denied that Her Maiesty's govern
meat hal received any proposals for the
parchl-a Of the British Dominions in
North America. Mr.. Gladstone took oc-
caSion - deprecate the introduction OF
questions Of this character pending the
sitting OF the Commission at Washington.
TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
The composition OF the new ministry
under President Theirs produces an excel
lent Impression. Ii Is reported that the
Germans have levied fresh acquisitions OF
2,0J0,00) francs on s.. Quentin.
ANOTHER Awful sHIPwErCK.
Bark Joseph Sprowle. laden with sugar.
h. been wreck ed on the coast OF Ireland
of ClonakiIlv. An handS were lost.
The american brig K. II. Purianton.
from New York for Hamburg, is at Cux-
haven Gu through by ice and aground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
Soldiers OF the War Of 1912
AiA.nI.....

"ngtr-H has passed 4 law giving q rta-aa.
ss-lO per mnltu 10 tine officer. soldier ..t -.
hsu % th" ar Of I1!9, who served -.s.s...
Or over, and 10 IN, wldows OF such a. t..tt ..
Ahd who were married previous t. I-.s 4.
tuIr. lustic" To thts brave aad MERTON.
u Patriots.
have all the rolls and record. Or MS .e...
anA th.5 are NOT 10 ke found At a5.y ofi...y
IN THIS state. II my knowledge
! viii give eycyy soldier The benefit .f 3D..
records, to establish hIs claim To- A P,r-i.
VIII assist him IN the prompt amt speed, b.
cuti0u of has claim.
II the soldiers discharge h. Loaf thesr ,..
are Invaluable. The Ice b. nxrd b. I,t., ~.
- charge made unirs- A Pension +, t.i..,lIt
Sc Application can be made 80 pcI-.t. al
.in'r IN hAmSoe' or by !ut'er. giylnS n4u.-
- e. T.. EI.1l 81
Once near u. Basbee'. Book store. "a XII.
.eag IrldSc. :" "''
Bangor, Feb. II ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

Steamer North American, from Rio
Janerio touched at an-Domingo O. the
oth FOR the mails and arrived at New York
early on Monday morning, She brought
news of the arrival of the Tennessee al
San Domingo on the sth. having been de-
tanned six days at SANTANA Bay for the
want OF coalins facilities. Every one con-
nected with the party is in excellent health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
800
Maine.


MUNICIPAL AID 10 RAILROAD.
BELFAST. Feb. 2n.-C anaan. one Of the
wealihiest farming towns in Maine. voted
on saturday 10 subscribe SGi.Oh0 towards
extending The neiast x Moosehrad Lake
X. K. into Somerset county. The vote in
the Senate 10 indefinitely postpone the hill
for the Brooks and Bangor branch railroad
was rccon~idpred To-day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

MS LAST srAIr,iENr.
TOMS. y. Y. Dec. ~ 1871
| 10 TIE EpIIOn nf NE IIrraIn.


10 THE EDITOR or IUE UErArp.
SIp-I saw vo,r ar.i.,, e., t,.f, >,
hsa,lad in elarfp, rst.i,,is 80 ~ - ~
Gated" nv whom. nv nv. ~ -
Who r,,It himself a.. . ,-i.,,, - Nt'''i"f
atl .ut4i.4uTy ioll ,l,..n ,I, ,H. 20
HNftrI Nayor ~ p.'f..t -, 4. ~ 49,
more. ami Monroe Y,,,,,.. - " -"
community IN yrici, ~ a.. ~ ~ vac
M IN H.. 'uIfed stat. -Il,. 80 '
hmaHl ils ,,rri.,-.I ,..,,r,.' ~ ! w
aHi oun-. and taur. ..,,,,.'.-, 49, So ''
nourraiiha tes,Iu.9,- ., ~ -. i.t"
fsl>e from tccinniu. L. ,n,l .,,J ..,. =. NJ
word of trufh in II - bf,, 49, ~
God whom, ,.>.....t 49,. " ft''4'.~"'
There l. Mt ,re 1,,.r, f., ~. ~ 49, ''I'' -
whore BurLtan-r ana Yo,,,,.. ga
arr -a'i.ii.ifb4, fhay -. ~ " meg
convict me- -.Nuf,.r ,,,l- .,,. =. ,, a.
leriQr,d villain. wtu ,-f me. tti-
>p.s. l4pre .r,. .lN f,..,..,s,. 49, =.
HatfrA. Gr.. " EurLfp..r.. ~ \ -
5,u.i Nj I'll .rtil,.r.sir ..,.,-t.r 80, o. 49,
Gt... q Noun-. ID, E...... ~,
wllc. who NuJ., ma h,v- . -. ,.', t'i
tie mo-; ioui AMI untli,i...,sl ,-,i1,r, ,1.'
II, 81 ~, go age those iua A. IIn-
Win me FOR 4 io,,. mo .. .f.4-t,.. A-
parties IA New lora 81 whom stolen Tnif.l
h. wto.@ s,.J ,.,. .o,''N' '"A'i '' "hi1in q.
D.r.I-r -, -'-Pt." "a At Bangor %
there. ana ,,of'r,l 81, H. ~ I" 'I-''- "t",
liz -. /" NJ A"l>r t4fr" daA-. and
i-i,isytrr u,. H. s,i,t, i'-,t, aug ',, h- u
N..,i,'. - - i 'u .'i't M lfI"nd- u phr"r
wslI ma, i,. =, .'u' Niii"se hild tAamoeri4tn
ft... .f..i,l..-ia -, v - 94otAp I" L.'r>i IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

List Of patent- issued To Maine In
ventor@ for the week ending Feb. 18th, 1871.
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth Ia~rirar BY WIN. r. sea
vey. solicitor Of Patents. Schwartz Block.
West Market Square. Bangor, Ne.
No. lll.7li -. X. Allen. Cumberland.
Seat for Vehicles; No. 1II.111 K. ". Ran
dali. Bid ieford, Clothes & Iat Hook; No.
lll.7s7 fhos. Syinond-. Portland, Excava-
tor; No. lll.s2D Danl. Crosby. apparatus
for Smoothing and Pressing Paper during
manufacture.
Whole NUMBER of Patents Issued Isl;
Reissues. 5; Extensions, 3 Designs IS;
Trademarks. II.
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Special Notices.
FROM REV. w CORTHEIi..
No. SEDGwrcK. Me-, Aug. 10, lS70

No. sEDGwIcK, Me-, Aug 10, 1870.
Messrs Seth ~. Forte 4 Sons;
GnsTLEsIEN Il can eheerfully bear testimony
to the excellence OF Or. WisrARs BaLsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, as a remedy for seated cough,
and rs sdordng great relief in q bronchial afce
ton Ia my case. Yours Very Truly.
". CORrHtLL.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLF & Sons Be- ton
AMI soli by dealers IN me,iicn generally.
NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23
Ncw Advertisements.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ar. in
vited To call at my once and euamin.
NcALLAsTER's

I ENABLES THE JOINER 10 ea.IIy MAKE +,
l perfect mitr- JOINT ct any required angie
Instantly adjusted To any asgle ami i. -
simDie IN construction that the most un..it
iui workman can make perfect Joint at any vi
~ -aFes from one-hali 10 thtee-anartrrs ~ IN.
time required to maks Joint by any OF H.
methods heretofore In use, ani doe, H., ,y,rk 5r
"A much better manner. "
, Inc saw ma, no lateral motion, and In. fut in
he STOCK - smooth. straight aud true 20 thar tha
JOINT formed by two symmetrical angle can nnt
be otherwise thaa perfect.
one Of these boxes will last a lite time and can
ne offered at such price n TO make them a
use. H. n UkWEs ' ''St~eh'
10 Pctersi Block. Ellsworth
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The Calais Aireriser says John Ms
last under load of logs. dead. 1t is sup
posed he fell under the load While the team
was moving.