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FOLLOWING Up THE Pro-
CLAMATlON.
The Portland Press, is disturbed at III,

The Portland Press, is disturbed at the
remark which was In the America OF last
week, THAT it was the only paper that We
had then seen in Maine that did not regre,
the action OF the Senate in removing
Sumner" The Press says ..that no paper
in the State has deprecated in stronger
language that action"
We have no wish to misreprenr the Reu.
We wrote what we did. not In faultfnd.
ing spirit, At all, but supposed the Press
in its own Independent way, was taking
sides with the Senate; and We came 20
this conclusion and wrote the paragraph a..
ter seeing it, first article. II our paper had
not gone to press SO early In the week.
We certainly should have ''expunged" It,
for the Press did, - near a. We could
make out BY seeing only part Of wha: it
said, condemn the Senate action. Soue.
times We get only printers" and those
mutilated just where We should prefer
to Sc the clear type. We beg pardon Of
the Pres.
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Connecticut Items

Green grass. crocuses, blue birds and
wild geese, are plenty in Southern Conn.
The election in New Hampshire ought
and will rouse the republicans to greater
efforts in Conn.
st. ratrick's day was celebrated in the
principal cities of the state in yarious
ways.
An iron front. four story building has
just been completed in Meriden. 1t stands
on Main St opposite Colony St. The first
story is divided into four stores with a
spacious front entrance to the stories
above. The circular top windows in the
hrst story are of u single plate of glass,
making front which has few if any su-
periors in the state.
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List of Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Mar. Ii. 1871.
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth american, by WIN. F. Sea-
vey. Solicitor of Patents, Schwartz Block
West Market Square. Bangor, Me.
No. I12.526 E. b. Allen. C. o. Small and
A. p. Small. Augusta. Machine for Coiliny
Wire; No. ll2.733 5. A. PEI Ains. Topsham.
Machine for Grinding Wood Pulp; No.
ll2.734 5. A. Perkins, Topshaln. Wood
Pulp Machine.
Whole nurnoer of Patents issued 239 ::
Reissues, 9; Extensions, 2; Designs, q !;
Trademarks, 8.
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France.

The Tribune once characterized IRE
land as chronically poor. and France as
chemically revolutionary" This critic
ism holds good to-day as TO France. GER
tainiy, for the Intelligence from thu, i'll
conditioned country is of the most gloomy
character. While President Theirs is do
ing all that . man can do To place the
government or a firm basis, manv reyolu.
tionary citizens are stirring no strife. and
opposing the new government.
AN APPEAL TO THE GOOD SENSE OF yur
PARisiANs
LONDON, March 1913 A. NJ presi.
dent Theirs has issued a proclamation
appealing to the reason aud patriotism OF
The citizens of Paris 10 perserve order.
lie says that he Is informed that the NAL
contents OF Montmarre have planted their
guns SO as 10 demoiish the dwelling, OF
their fellow citizens. lie declares that by
such acts as these the Republic is fatally
compromised, because a republic accom-
panied by disorders will be lost He in.
slsts that the present Government is really
Republican, and no friend OF the Republic
should strike at ii. The Government will
take the cannon fro z these men, who are
misled by deceiving politicians, who seek
10 inauyurate . civil war. He draws a
picture OF the deplorabe results of their
doinss, showing how the revivins COM
merce OF the city is stopped and the shops
deserted, and continues: The Goyern.
inent, hoping that the indictments will
return TO their duIy as good citizens, stiIl
withholds its orders to proceed to extreme
measures TO free the country OF a new en-
envy, but is determined to act when nee
essary. AMI deliver the principals over to
Justic- The Government, relies on the
cooperation of all good citizens. The
proclamation concludes: After this warn
ing We shall proceed to force peace. IL
necessary, At all hazards.
THE GOVERNMENT FOLLOWING Up THE PRO-
CLANATION.
LONDON, March 1913 A. N. Events Of
the most unfortunate character have taken
place 10 Paris, and the situation is hourly
becoming graver. The Government Is
following up the proclamation Of N. Theirs.
At midnight on Friday Q detachment of
troops and gendarmes were sent 10 occupy
the positions Of the insurgents in Mont
martre.
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Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by \. X. SAWYER. For
terms. &C.. sec first page.
s n. PErTENGiLL 4 Co., 81 PARK Row, New
York, and gro. T.. HOWELL 4 Co., 20 Park Row,
New Nork, are the sote agents for the AMERICAN,
in That city. and authorized TO contract for
inserting Advertisements for us at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers In that city are requested to
leave their favors with either Of the above houses.
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BY THE GOVERNOR


Humblv acknowledging our dependence on the
SUPREME RlleF the Father Of our spirits. and de-
vouty recognizing the importance % closer com
munon with Him. do hereby, in accordance with
reveret custom Of our fathers, and with the adj
vice OF the Executive Council. appoint
THURSDAY. thr 18th day Of April next.
n day Of Public Humiliation. Fasting and Pray
er Ana earnestly invite the people al this - tie
y nnte on that day in their families aad places OF
pnhic worship in surh devotional exercises a. be-
come The errng children Of Him whose tender
merrle. nave never fursaken rs. And through t'ie
holy influence OF these services. may we h. be,ter
prepared t. resist evil aud overcome tempt 1t ion
snt become morp con-'rraied to every patriotic
aud christian duty
''tven Al the Council Chamber. in Augusta. this
hiteenth DAY II March in the wear IT our Lord
one thou shni eight huadrci and seventy pnc
aud Of the Independence of the United states
Of America, the ninety -lifth
SIDNEY FERiiAM
By the Governor.
fRANkLIN VI nRINN sncrsi iry Of Il n
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Sanford's Independent Line
1871 Spring Arrangement. 1871
Fare Reduced.
ONLY $500 TO BOSTON

steamer CAMBRIDGE, capt j. p. Jous.oS
- i. VIII l.a.e Bangor tor Boa n
= every MONDAY and TIit,RSn.y
NJ II O'Clock A. NJ. touching at a
inc usual landings on the river and bay.
VIII leave Boston for Bangor TrEsD,y 80,
"ipAi at o'clock r NJ touching as abo,.
are rom Bangor. Tia npdsn, winterport.
and Bucksport Boston A, A.
y II. All freight must bs scrompxp,.a xt,S III
OF lading in dupcat. 90 ''''
y. Is. No extra hazardous freight taken
March 81, 1871. H. Assss,
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The TavG.

We have. a. our readers well know from
the first been in favor OF free salt coal and
iron. II has always seemed n If the rev.
enue necessary Ia be raised might be lev
led on articles not of the prime necessity
of these. Every man. woman and child is
Interested in these three articles. and al
ways will be. while on many other article,
with less duties. they have not that direct
interest. Then again il has seemed as If
too many articles are included in the duti-
able list. \ lever number. and those par
taking Of the character of luxuries would
seem TO be the happy medium. A. to lev
wing duties for protection only. this has
gone by. The protection which the ATTAIN
tic Ocean gives,-the necessary cost OF
transportation its many incidental
expenses In addition to this cost Of mere
freign,"e-- 49, r-s~~,sEvu
needed
The Erenfng Post. the leading free trade
organ in this country. gives Mr.. Hale. our
member Of Congress. much credit for hi.
persistent and successful efforts in the
House, in carrying through that body the
bills to repeal the duty on salt and coal.
This effort is so much in accordance with
the public feeling. and so necessary to the
future success of the party. if the Senate
also pass the bills. that Republicans all
over the country should hail it as the be-
ginning Of a new movement which will
lead them on to new victories. and TO pub
lie favor
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FROM REV. W CORrHELL.

No. SEDGwIck, ME., Aug. -, $50
Messrs Ssfh " Porte J Sous:
GE~rLENES,- II can checrfaiiy bear testimony
to the excellence Of TN. wtsrARs BALsAM or
Wild CHERRY, as . remedy for A seated cough
and as affordng great relief in a bronchial ancc-.
ton Ia my own case. Yours Very Truly,
". CoRTHELL.
Prepared by SETH W fowLr 4 Sons, Boston
and soil by dealers in me, cin' generally.
ar,g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

PARTIES IN THE HoUsE-The most i'm
portant feature OF The New Hampshire
election j. The rerorSai Of the political
-t---- - .i~r---.f~.. IN congress.
The effect i 10 make the Representa-
lives hus tar q osen stand as follows:
Republicans. 1871; Democrats. 90; Re-
publican majority, 81 Thirteen vacan-
cics remain 10 be filled, namely. four
from Connecticut, four from Texas.
three from California. and one each
from Illinois and Michigan. The two
latter-cau-ed by the Senatorial election
OF Messrs. Logan and Ferry-will un
doubicdly be filled bv Republicans. In
tie lat House Connecticut had three
Republicans and one Democrat; the
Texas delegation stood the same; and
California had one Republican and two
Democrats: making in the whole thir-
teen. nine Republicans TO four Demo
Gratis. Allowing. then, tine members vet
10 be cho en- 10 stand the same as their
predecessors. the House would show
total OF 40 Republicans. TO 1903 Demo-
Gratis, or q Republican majority. The
result IN New Hampshire. however.
throws "A shadow OF doubt overthe pros
poet OF the remaining elections. Ii we
suppose the new delegations from Con-
necleui and Texas TO be equally divided
ana the remaining members 10 stand as
now. then the House would have ISIS
Republicans TO los Democrats, or SO
Republican majority. There is 10 prob
ability OF lis being figured below that
when would answer for all practical
purposes. Ii should be mentioned that
there will be at least dozen seats i'm the
House contested. The election in Con-
neciicut occurs on.the Sd of April, and
thai In California not till September.
The election in Texas is vet TO be pro.
Nided Tor b. the Legislature of that State
= Il ISton Journal
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It Killed Her

March. 18th. 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR Col. Tom Baker" had
a hen, that commenced LAYING when very
young: and her first eggs were quite small
As she increased in years. her egg, in
creased in size. until at length. she became
very proud of her eggs. as they were much
larger than those laid by any other hen in
the flock. In her desire TO astonish all
other hens. she conceived the ide;, of Law
ing goose egg. She made the attempt.
and il killed her.
Some big men" in Congress. have been
initiating the example of Col. Tom Baker,
hen. They have had a rapid growth. and
have conceived the idea. that '.ttey are The
men. and that the salvation of the Coun-
try depends on them. and Oh the position
they occupy.
We have always had men in Washington.
who were vain enough TO attempt. what
they had neither capacity. or influence to
accomplish. and the undertaking killed
them. To-day. there are big men," walk
ing in the footsteps of these Industrious
predecessor" great men," are not al
ways irise men. MuNsON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

On the occurrence of a man breaking
through the ice Of the river at Gardiner.
Tuesday evening. an alarm of fire was
gwen and the engine bell rang. The man
was safely rescued before the river was
pumped out by the eng inc.
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Three handsome deer fro

Three handsome deer from Ohio-two
females and one male-safely arrived at
Augusta on Wednesday. They are to be
placed upon the grounds Of the Military
Asylum.
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OrR REPREs ENTArivE. Mr. Hale hi>
entered upon his second term Of Congress
with high rank and standing among hi.
fellow members, and with quite rcputa-
ton IN the country. One of hi> first nc, I,
in the new House was To Introduce bill
repeating all duties on coal aud salt
These bills he carried by triumphant ma
jorities through the House. aud they are
now before the Senate should the Senar.
concur. there will be removed from the
burdens Of the people. two monopolie..
described by Mr.. Hale. .-as great and com
plete a any monopoly a. ever granted by
the Tudors in England's most de-potic
times" We notice that many of the new,-
papers are very complimentary To Mr..
Hale. in their comments on the subject
He is certainly deserving OF credit.
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BRoOKsvILLE. March. 18th. 1871

BROOkS'ILLE. March. 18th. 1871.
At the annual meeting the following
officers were elected =
Moderdt0r-kenney Grindle.
Cierk-Chas. Snow.
Sefectmen d Assessors-David Varnum.
John p. Tapley and Jos. Redman.
1redSurer-Amos Colt.
COiiect0r-N. A. Halves
s. y. Commiuee-H. II. Hutchinson,
Constdbles-S. Condor. J. w. Jones.
Raised for Schools $500; Support of the
Poor 1920; Conditional expenses $1,000;
Highways sl500. l..
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Municipal Elections.

BEooKLIN. March l.. 1871.
At our annual town meeting the follow
In" oil Gers were chosen:
H-i.rafor-New. Powrr-
'lerk-O. W. Hetrlck
S,i.dmsn-G. K. Allen. 4. J. Tibet,
and +. Il. Smith
Tr,dsurer-lI. \. lIerrick.
Coifector Il Coasttjis-Ne l>on Herrick.
s. s. Cvmmi',es-A. q. Blake.
Tp,cH .fHif0r-W A. Friend.
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r. A L T / o y .

Ire pubic IL hereby cautioned against purcha,
ins seven notes OF hand, or either one OF them,
lated az Ellsworth, August 81, 1886 payable 10
FRANCIS Hastings or ORDER for one hundred sh,l.
iAs eAeh and p'yabie yearly, that is, one ii aid
As the property fer which said notes We're given
was taken possession OF By Ar hastings. ha.
Sun, r.n nsen osIhen, aud he has eo-cs Ell The IN.
oeen used to bis oenea just Il !. hasi not been
transferred to Us. Therefore We shall res,st me
payment of said notes and give ,his natice y, ,h
public oil our determination - '"e
ISAAC r. MOOR
MAriaville. March 20. 1871 a.,
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New Advertisements.
EPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

Inc iirpabiicabs OF the Civ OF Ellsworth are
teque-tei to meet At hancock Hall, on SATURDAY
March sath, ISL. at two O'Clock in the aiternoon
ior the purpose OF nominating a Candidate Ia b.
supported Tor May at the ensuing election
j ID. IfoTkfNs Renuhlie.n
l. III. THOMAS, , tuy
q. BLAfsDELL } Committee
Ellsworth, March 81 ls1f IxIo
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Twenty seven Years Practice

mas placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all ply sicians
making such practice specially. and enables
him to guarantee a speedy aad permanent cure
in the worst case OF SaPPressiss and all other
Msssfrsai Deraageaeafs, from .rhaferer
All letters for advice must contain 81. Once, No
ESDIcorr SraExr. BosroS.
" B.-Board .urnishee TO those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston Julv Isrn.-<p.no yr
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Special Notices.
For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan,

Use PerFy's Moth 4 Ersekls L~eaon.
u y the only reliable AID harmless Remedy
h hnS avn LOT removing Brow discoloration sold
n. Y. 1870 - As.s
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New Hampshire.

All the towns in New Hampshire have
been herd from except Hart's Location
and { Cambridge The result l.: Pike "a
2l>: Weston $3.50; scattering Hide
fcaiine Weston 10y ssG. The two places
named gave II vo last veal. for
~icarn- aud for Bedel Ifihey come in
a La; year. Weston i defeated by 49,.
allow ance- being made for inaccuracies by
telegraph and otherwise.
The uew-eiecicd Democratic members of
Congress from New Hampshire left for
Washington Monday.
The New Hampshire State Senate stand.
five {" six. a. reported. The Statesman
claims the llnu~ct Ia stand l66 Republicans
l6I Democrats. The Democrat, in addi-
iiou claim aud 90 doubt are sure Of part
il not all the Labor Reformers. The claim
a clear majority OF q. liable they say by
the vote Of di>afccted or boiling Republi-
can, to be increased to y or Ia The al
lotmeni> of office. the complete ousting OF
present incumbenf>. and the change OF
the acts relative To the Supreme Judicial
Court To enabee a complete rotation on the
bench are discussed in Democratic circles.
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The Democrats of Ellsworth are requested 10
meet al Honcock Hall, on saturday next the 18th
INST. at o'clock +. NJ. to nominate a candidate
Tor Mayor OF the City, and u act on anv other
business that may properly come before the meet.
Ellsworth, March ~ ISL iaIs
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$50 TO a xa LECTURE ms~

lust PuhlisAsd. in sssalsa savslcps. Price sesass
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and Rad
cal Cure Of sperma torrh0a seminal Weak
ness, Isvolunfarv Emissions, Sexual Debility
and Impediments to Marriage generally: Ner.
voussess, Consunption. kpilepsy, and Fits !;
Mental and Physical Incsgacity, resulting from
WELL, n. D., Author Of the "Green Book y be-
The world-renownsd author, in this Admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experieace
that the awful consequences OF Self Abuse NAV
he e2ectu ally removed without medicines. and
without dangerous surgical operations bousies,
Instruments, rings or coraials pointing out .
mode OF cure at once certain and e6ectual BY
which everv sufferer. no matter what his condi-
ao no" may %, may esre himssIf chssp,y, PRIV sssy
BOON 70 rHO0sANbs AND THOUSANDS
sent uoAer seal. 70 any .ddrcss, IN > plain
sealed envolope, On Ne receipt Of sly oonss or
tive postage sssamps. Also DR.. Guiverwsli's
/. Marriage 0aide,n price - cents. Address the
Pubiishers. CHAS. J. e. KLINE 3 CO.,
IA Dowesy, dew York, Post 00ce Boz S.sos
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HANCOCK. March Il. Is.

Our annual town meeting was held ON
Monday. the l3fh with the following
results =
Mderat0r-Samuel Stratton.
Cierk-Ellort l.. straton
Sel,ctmen. assessors and Orers>ers 81 the
Poor-Calvin Berry. Samuel Stratton.
Geo. b Springer.
s. 3. C"mmiHee-William IIutchlngs.
Iredsrsr-E. l.. Strattou
C"ltector d constagls-Lewis Springer.
Foted-rhat the school Agents hire
teachers.
The sum Of s2215 was raised to defray
the years expenses.
The meeting passed of with unusual
quiet and dispatch. no second ballotting
for any one candidate. several receiving
the entire vote cast
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PIMPlES ON the FACE.
BACHELOR HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead. nor any rifaic poison to produce paraly
sis or death. AVOID the Wanted anil delusiyc
preparations Boosting virtues they do not pos sess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
10 years untsrnlshed reputation TO uphold its in.
tegriiy the only Perfect Hair Dye -Blacs or
Brown. sold by all Druggists. Applied IL
Bond ~ I. spe iy3i
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TRENTON. March IL. 1871.

TRENTON. MIfch To. 81.
The following town officers were chosen
at the annual town meeting held here
Torn CIerk-William Hopkins.
.Selectm"R & Assessors-lI. :. Trevett. F.
Z. Mcfarland. Mark II. Haynes
Treasurer-E. :. Haynes.
Collector G Cons:Gbte-A. J. HAYNES.
s. s. Cop,mittee-Dr j. II. Pendleton.
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SOLDIERS OF THE wARoF 1872

Soldiers of the War Of isla and their wa,ovs
are nov entitled to Pensions. Soldiers who en-
listed between May 3D. and July END 1851 for
ihree years can each get a bounty al aIOo N,nv
soldiers are s,i entitled to combination of tray,
ret'ons desiring patents. pensions and bon
an" 'helt attorneys, will ind 1t useful to empIoy
" A s JOHN DEERISG. Attorney at Law
tfia
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ROATS FOR SALE.

W. -. ,oarscntviile, Ne, by the undersigned. o,s
nae a,n., about "a tons o. ~. in good order and
Dcins hall open deek One decked .chnone,
BOA. about ton. o N. One Center. Board. Ian
safeak boat, l, H. 10 e, a tt. wide, sEw IN.
un., httie smaller, one yeax old Tog.ther win
ether smaller boats of different kinds ali IN soad
order and will be sold low for cash n c.,lef for
S.r1.n,r,,,. ~ VIC. SARGENT 4 son.
"~rch ~, ISL, swl2
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Letter from Wssh'ngron
WAsHtNcToN. ID. G..
March 18th. ISL.
Ill. EATiIL.Is.

THE WEATHER.
The weather is delightfully."- warm in this
latitude. warmer than the oldest inhabitants
here have ever before experienced nj this
season Of the year. No fires are needed
ia houses 10 warm them.
ST. rArRICk's DAY
yesterday was duly observed in Washing
ton. The festival of the saint was ceichra =
ted by the sons of the Emerald lie by a
public procession. and AT night the Celtic
Club here gave blnquct, la which several
distinguished Americans were invited 10
attcnl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

~ FhP t,nvernDr.
FRA>kLIN VI DREw Secretary Of II ate
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portion Of the preliminary report Of
the ninth ccn>n, has just been sent 10 the
Congressional printer. The reports from
three States. Mississippi. Texas and South
Carolina. Yet remain, incomplete. and
those only in certain districts Where the
m1r>hals have proven inactive in the per
fnrmance of their duties
A. the law now in existence. regulating
the taking Of census. neither the Secretary
OF the Interior nor the Superintendent Of
the census has any control over the, mar
shal> except 70 act on the report, sent to
the Department. They can accept or re-
Ject the latter, Of course incuriny a great
loss of time. tIFr
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kLLswORru BOON COMPANY.
Ftrse Meeting, Friday March 10th, 1871.

Nok SALE
gs.od. Inquire OF q Up"ENVs rs
Ellsworth. March %, 1871 a,y,s:
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HOURr OF BANKRUPTCY.
1 AND FOR SALE.

Twenty acres of land situated on the ''starbaIl,
roai being apart OF the Jones pasture and near
TO the village, SAID land is valuable for t;i,aaa
pssturage, or for house lots and will be soli chez
for cash. UE\Ry Ws.stvuS ~ GieaP
Ellsworth, March - ISL -,
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The PROMPT and LIBERAL adjustment OF
losses. when FAIR and SQUARE is the
SPECIALITY OF this Agency
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FILTERS Block, ELLSWORTH
Ellsworth, March 81. 1871.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

y VI III VT
Ellsworth, March 81. ISL.