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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

SEARsMoNr. The Belfast Journal savs
that a meeting Of persons Interested IN tba
construction Of the Georges Valley Rail-
road was held at Searsmont, last Satnr-
day. Amer remarks by quite a nu nbcr
present il was voted that we are strongly
70 orof building a railroad. and will a.
orr best 70 all ~ the same The meeting
then adjourned to meet again in four
weeks.
LrR'c M The Scahad rrport~ another
shark az Lubec. (not Ia a shark } burg
larry. humber OF accidents. capture oftivc
coons, and the recovery of the anchor of
the schooner Venus. Miss Nancy Black
OF West Lubec. fell with two pals in her
hands, one day last week, fracturing her
ieit arm ~ the shoulder. and otherwise in
Turing herself. Her injuries are severe.
fnoMAsroN. The papers report The
death Of Col. George L. Abbott. a native
OF Ihomaston. in this State. Col. Abbott
served during the war a. Captain I'll The
IN. Maine Infantry, and upon the muster
ing out of the regiment in 1861. raised and
commanded the first company of Maine
sharl hooters, which was subsequently
increased 10 battalion, Of which he was
placed In command, doing gallant service
al the battle of Gravel Run. near Peters
burg Va. in March, 1865, for which he
received biz commission a Lieutenant
Colonel, oH recommendation of Gen.
Griffin. lie has been engaged in business
~ Someryile, Mass. since the summer OF
1870
WILTON. - \ correspondent. Foster.
writes: Probably in Wilton. Washington
ant Perkins plantations and Weld. there
"Ill % four hundred acres ~ woodland
cut over this winter. the principal part pop
lar aud white birch. far the manufacture
q ,alt boxes, barrel slaves. spools and
49, The payroll Of Me,sr,. Austin
~ Nanborn. spool manufacturer, 10 Weld.
averages $500 per month .... Me.Sr-.
Fuller X Fernald are having one hundred
thousand feet spruce lumber cut N Tenn
PIE and hauled upon Bridges iutcryale to
b" Heated To their mill in the spring.
nrrEptr.-Thc Dexter Grzen- .ay. that
hAF''' shaw and son have bought at their
tauucry ia Detroit. since December l.,h
ABOUT TWO thousand two hundred and
twenty-five CORDS of hrmlnck bark. and at
thcir iannrry II Hartland. about two thou
'ANI cords anu az their tanncry III Burn
NAM Two thousand one hnndre.l and dny
cords q a eo-t "t seven dollars per cord :,
AHI yrt A = coming iR now. 40 the rnic-of
about my card, Der dAy " rach taunery
ihey have also bought az thu Detroit tam
merry, about eight hundred cord, Of wood.
Ahd about the same amount Az Burnham
tinncry
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known by the members, and their business
well understood.

known BY the members, and their bu.Ines.
well understood.
RAILROADS.
Nu'nberiess are the petitions for new
roads In the State. The committee to
which this elias Of legislation is assigned
have given the petitioners leave to bring in
bills charteing road from Bangor to
Calais, by the way OF Ellsworth. Cherry
field, Machias. &c. Also one from Castine
Ia Ellsworth. and another from Passport
TO Calais. These. when built are 10 be Of
the narrow gauge. say three feet. 10
many persons these schemes NAV seem
wild. aud so do all. or nearly all railroad
schemes. The European aud North
American road was deemed bv many a
wild scheme when brosched. bu, to-day it
Is splendid success. So Of the rest in
the State, or nearly all Of them. Or the
Knox and Lincoln which cost 80 heavily,
and which has been built hy the towns
| through which II passes. no party interest
/ cd and so heavily incumbered would go
back and do without il. 80 also talk the
Belfast people. But these roads are of the
/ common gauge, built and run at high
cost. requiring a large daily income 10
pay current expenses, while the narrow
gauge. il built. equipped and run at two
thirds the cost of the l feet IL inch
gauge. 1t seems TO US that the hope for
Eastern Maine centres In the success Of
this new departure ia railroading. Anon I.
the persons from down East" here. look
ing after the Bangor aud Eastern Shore
railroad We notice, Geo. Walker. ESQ. Of
Machias. Harrison Hume. Esq. Of Cherry
field. Seth Tisdale. Esq. and !. u. Hop
Ains Esq, Of Ellsworth: and Capt. Chss.
Deering. the member from Cape Elizabeth,
the popular steamboat Captain. looking
sser the Ca-tine ''embranchmcnt of the
line. :. u. Leavitt. Esq. of EAstport.
presented the petition for the road from
Passport TO Calais. II Hunt, Esq. Of
Robbinston. was looking after the iateresi
of his town. in this food of new railroad
projects
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'ais; OF inhab ants of Pembroke. for rail.
| road; of J. W. Leighton for right to build
weir 10 Pigeon Till Bav: OF Wyer G. Sar
gent and others t'r charter for telegraph
inc from Ch>tinc - Deer Isle; nr n +.
| i"' qua others Tor law appniutia. h trbor
master ~ Buck>pprt; -; Simon Ryrr.on
lnt ACT Incorporating the LIbrc savings
Bank- These were referred to the apnT,-
pirate cnnmitte.s
ihc i'I""iig were passed. to b. enact
"a Az act To ifsorp prate the Salt P,n /
A-'ehi' IrAi Society; an act ~ set "a Ger
'ail l'tiit'rl frm NatfHIn aui annex ftt,.
ea"u " LA>thrpok ~ act ~ authorize
W u. } Cum ning~ - hnild and maintain
u'u "tir; an der has been passed 10
establish board Of Fish Commissioners -.
ali act q secure the education Of the you,h
OF maine, meaning compulsory attendance.
passed p be engrossed In the Senate with.
our word of opposition. It will not So
easily pass the House.
ms week Is visiting week. Most OF the
committees upon state institutions will
make their visits. commencing with the
orphan Asylum at Bath to-day; Reform
school aud the State Prison thursday. II
ihaAes very pleasant occasion for th,
hard worked ( ID members
me Oh worn ont and almost forgotten
p""-fech hoHdsmen case j. up again It
appears that only two Of the original sew
en- po'dNmen are alive and sol. cut-Dow
ahn cummings. and they ask the State to
take their case intr consideration anI r..
heve them of part ~ the responsibility.
Public hearings before committees viii
be mad this week pom Immigration. Pro
hlhitory Law. and the proposed education
al huls-schonl mill tax ard uniformity Or
text books
At the last meeting OF the railroad com
ihit'ee leave was granted the friends of the
Bangor 4 Cas'inc 4 Calais, Ellsworth 10
tde waters and Passport % Calais. Rail-
road, y bring in bill, FOR the decision III
the committee. Charters viii pr.b ,hly b.
granted.
INC weather Is clear ald cold. aud the
s'elEhin. excellent. There are eighteen
inches pr SOLID snow here. and business j.
lively.
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The Railroad Again.
MILBRiDt,E. Jan. %,

MILBRiDt,E. Jan. 70, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Shylock. when approach
ed by Antonio asking for a loan Of three
.thousand ducats, made loud and bitter
complaints that men who rated him about
his moneys and his u-ances;" hurled at
his defenseless head the ungracious cpl :
thets Of :. misbeleyer cut-throat dog: I
spit upon his Jewish gabardne i should
have the iptolerable nsolence To ask him
for loan OF money. And yet Antonio ;
oourse, as business transaction. was
straightforward consistent and manly
No subterfuges were resorted 10. II the
immortal bard of Avon were now a
habitant of earth, he might find in the ex-
perienee OF the shore towns with the Rail-
road Commission, theme which in
strange nature throws Autonio's course
altogether into the shade. by the shore
towns we mean those towns lying on the
coast between Ellsworth and Cherryfield)
Our intercourse with the Commissioners
at one time was exceedingly pleasant
They abounded in offices OF tender cour-
tesy." their smiles were bland, their tones
winning. their manners urbane until our
''ducats" became tangible. To them tan
gibility seemed 10 be a consummation de-
voutly to be wished" Once in secure pos
session they suddenly became 'stony adj
yersaries, incapable OF pity, void and
empty from any dram Of mercy" They
spit upon our ''gabardines'' without COM
junction or delay.
Seriously, In other words, we Of the
shore towns contributed willingly, gladly,
to the expense Of survey for railroad
route. We were positively assured by
those having control Of the matter that the
proposed route through these towns, should
be viewed by the engineer 1t an early day.
We waited long and patiently, believing
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State Items.

A Bangor fur dealer has the skin of an
otter that measures five feet and seven
inches in length.
The Journal says that the new Nichols
MIL which IS 10 be built in Lewiston. but
probably not next season, will be the most
colossal yet-lOo, 900 spindles, 1t il said. or
twice the size Of Androscoggin No. |.
Mr.. John e. Fassett, of Long Cove.
Bristol, captured an eagle which measured
seven feet Jour inches from tip to tip. Mr..
Fassett put bell upon him and let him 20
aud the proud bird will now have music
wherever he scars.
The Bangor Library Association which
ha, just dropped the Mercantile" out Of
it, name, during the last nine months has
placed upon it shelves rs volumes. max
ing the number now owned BY the Assoc
citation 1850. The present number of
subscribers is 532, and is constantly being
incre ased.
BELFAsT.-Three cargoes Of corn are
pected in few days to make the supply
up to $1,000 bushels. Most OF it goes over
TO the railroad -. The largest freight
train that ever came into Belfast arrived
on Tuesday made up of II cars,
BDDEfoRD.--lhe great lottery OF $50
900, estimated value, which was 10 have
been drawn in Biddeford, Friday by John
Il. Ellis, ostensibly for the benefit of the
charity fund ofPost Sheridan ofthe Grand
Army, has come to an untimely end. the
properly being attached by Boston parties
because IL was not paid for. Ellis's office,
which Is closed and guarded by officers, is
surrounded by enraged ticket holders,
who, with curses loud and deep, declare
the whole thing swindle.
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mcnt to say when he should become aecus-
TONED to such ercdthsdra denunciafions. he
words more went on with the regular or
der of toasts. The iuciden, is regarded as
very significant of the change In public
opinion OF the Asiailr Immigration.
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Twenty Eight Years Practice

Ia ne Treatment Of Diseases incident q Females
mas placed DIR. DOW At the head OF All physician.
making such practice specially, and enab,es
MIN t" guarantee speedy aud permanent cure
70 the worst caae' Of SapPressIoH and all other
HsRs.rHd! DeFaRgemeats, from raaterer c,l,.,s
Ahictters for ADVICE must contain e. once, No.
ENplCorT STREET Boston
~. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to r..
main under treatment.
Boston, July. Is7l.-sp.nofYr
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

WHEEEA7 Joseph + Mercer iysa4-r.. li ~I..
W h'an tt ne toHuty o. iAur9. \ add s.. ala.
vl Mainr aHd Catherine r Acr-.r, t.... w.. .....t
I"seph + 81 their decd oi MsttE4se lated Ma.
-, a -. !-sl. and recorded IA t4r ttaue.4. l.-
airy o. Deeds, Vol 4f4 Page ;. conveyed i.,.
thc uRicEsikuri, q ccftaa parcel % real ... 4..
.itu4trI ia -a4I ~ liiy an, wllH tile Uu!.!.s,.
Aurtcun. bounded Ant drsEt .beI IJl.s.t4 ...r
br% mag At STAKE anu stone AZ the >pa-u tl-l
corner % satI ot sius IAc North -4.!., oil lid.
t0GatE fOA4 F'AsI from SULLIVAN Fern. thence
NorLhcr!y lDartrcn rVd. 10 take aLl stone
thence " catnTIy rods = lcdxa, thence >.l..
lArr.y lJur cen rods - thr C3uusy rull .A,...
Easteriy sin rods BY SAID county road q LAe i t
" beginning Containing one hAlt acre Ia Ike .yi
less UeIus the same premises coaycyeI 10 ,.t
Catherine +. Mercer, ~ AluraJ Moon ON ,!..-
5th day Of January, a II. 1873, - Recorded ,-
said Registry Vol 49,, Page ~
The condition OF aall ii lrtga-. hart.r t.....
broken, by reason thereof / Cta.n = lortc.o.4ir,
according To the Statute.
DAVID Z. WAssAII.
By EBES VI. HANOI HE Attorney.
January -, lsl4. $50
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Cbe Gllswortb Amtrifan.

pahs.bed every Thursday Morning At Peters
yi.sb Eil-werth. Me. by y. h. SAWYER. For
,srn- Se. see Srst page
q PvrrENGlLL & Co., 81 Park Row, New
- and Geo Z. gowELL < Co. % Park Ro y
u. york are the agents tar the AMERICAN y,
80, cftv aud are authorized TO contract for
~ Line disbursements for AZ ,sur lowest ca n
-s,es Advertise in that cIty are rcaue sietl 10
is.ye their fayors with either Of The above house
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BArCmELOR'. maIn n,r

ihls superb Hair Dye Il the best In the world
-p'rieetS harmless. reliable ant ID stAntaneou-
no disappointment, no riltrulou. t,nis ~ MA.
sterAbte odor. The genuine Wm 4 Bachelor.
m44I NC produces Hmm eslias~Iy a splendid
:" OF hatuiai brown, raves the hair clean,
soiI, beautiful, does not contain paftIci. OF lead
or any Injurious compound. sold 5y an irlggi.t-
factory, spIy+J 10 BOND STREET
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The Wig says that yesterday as two
citizens were driving into Bangor on the
Ellsworth road. they wsxa met. when
about three miles out, by three web dses sed
young men who ordered them to stop.
Not fearing any BARN they did so. when
one of the three snatehsj nice robe out
Of their sleigh. and putting the whip to the
horse made haste - escape witt IL. ibis
was regarded as a decidedly 'coOi- pro-
ceeding, especially as they were left to
drive home without any covering for their
legs. They have full description Of the
party who gobbied their robe in this cheeky
style, and declare the chaps shall pay
dearly for the theft.
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pRo(TOR'S
Improved Treadle .
CALL AT A. T. JELLISON'S
ASu SKI
Proctor's Improved Treadle.
apple able To all Kind. Of
SEWING MACHINES
OLD oI: NEW

Its points Of merit are
lot. II brings "a e Marhtn. unAcr s,u .r,-...
81 ths operator by The feet starting er ,tarnfo
A ahy point leaving The haal. FREQ To sui4e ;at
~. IL actually runs one.thtrNl lighter
81. II Ia less injurious. anl TIC AIt.ruat, mo-
''h 'ths most nsinral} make, It lees uryaouc
n. ts simplicity Of construction MAKE. !s
easily applied to any m4ehllc
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as'o advertisements.
Ladies' Fair.

T'HE ladies Of West fremont In District NJ. y
= Will hold fair at the residence Of Can't. I.
paws on wednesday It'll, of February next IL
Storm the lrst lair day. Amusements and Tur.
key supper. Iws
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Died.


In Lewsburg Greenbrier county, W. Va, at
O'Clock A. NJ, on Sunday the It'll instant, Mrs.
Eliza S. Mathews, wife of Mason Mathews, Esq,
of that place, aged SO years, months and 8
days.
Died on Friday, the 22nd December, in Staun-
ton, at the residence of her husband, Mr. John
R. Shmitt, Mrs.. Sarah Ann Shmitt, aged 40
years, II months and Is days.
On the slst Dec, 1871, Emma Arnall, infant
dau ghter of Samuel NJ. and Jennie Woodward,
of this place, aged about months.
At the residence of his father-in-law, Thorn
ton Berry, ESQ, on Lewis Creek, on the 10th Of
Dec, of consumption, Mr.. Mon tgomery Sellers,
aged about IS years.
Near Doe Hill, Va, Dec. 2lst, 1871, of dipthe-
ria, Malissa Cora, aged years. months and 2
days. Also at the same place, of the same dis
ease, Miami Augusta, aged l year, G months,
and days-both infant children of John J. and
Estaline Rusmsel.
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The store room of Mr.. 2. B. Sublett on Au-
gnsta Street, next door north of the Post-ofhce
was entered by burglar, on Thursday night of
last week and his till robbed Of $50 in money
and two checks, payable to P. B. Sublett or or
der, for $42 .25 and $l6.75 respectively. The
entrance was made by bseaEing the lock of tie
cellar doo-, and thus gaining easy access to the
store-room from the cellar. This is another evil
denee of the bad peli ey Of le~rfrt5 tho
ills Of store rooms.
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TRIPLE INFA1R.--Mr. ]. Fl. v ise1nan. nAar
NiIdaEebrook, Augusta, on Friday last, gave an
Unfair to his three sons, who had just been mar
riad, and within q few days OF each other
Henry, to Miss L. Sandridge, of Alberpiarle /;
Lewis, 10 hiss s. Lutz, of Rockbridge, and
George, to Miss Jane, daughter of Geo. Dull,
ESQ, of Augusta-each having married the
youngest daughter of their respective fathers-in-
law. 1t was happy assemblage, and leads US
to exclaim, from another standpoint, 'iHurra
for Old Augusta ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-12

Having met with great success in business du
ring the six years of my residence in Stanton
and desiring to return my thanks in substan-
tial manner 10 my many patrons, | make the
above promise, in good faith, whether the gross
amount of sales of 1872 be less or greater than
in 1871, which will, trust, meet with the APP
probation of the generous public to whom am
SO much indebted for their encouragement and
support.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-12

ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE Under this
head the Life Insurance Company of Virginia"
advertise the organization of local board of the
Company in Stanton. They also give some
idea of the plan of conducting the business Of
the Company, and we would especially call at
teption to the statements Of its officers, that its
rates are lower than any other Company doing
business in the State, and that the reserve from
premiums is invested by the local boards in the
section from which they are received. This is
purely Virginia Company and it's local board
here embraces some of our best and most promi-
nent citizens, who have doubtlessly examined
the condition of the Company before connecting
themselves with it.
See the advertisement, and call on Mr.. Geo. G.
Jackson, the polite and energetic agent: who
will take pleasure in giving all desired informa-
ton concerning this Company
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n price IS only pI per year.

CLEaGYMEN, Bankers, Book keepers Editors,
and all others that lead sedentary lives will find
much relief from the frequent Headaches, Ner-
vousness, aud Constipation engendered from
want of exercise, by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t is harmless vegetable com
pound it can do no iajury; and numbers who
have tried it will confidently assert that it the
best remedy that can be used.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-12

A GREAT SLAUGHTER. - NJ. p Funk
IN houser & Co. have just returned from
Baltimore with q fresh stock of very desirable
goods bought so very low, that many goods in
the stock have been red laced below cost 10 effect
uniformity in onr prices. Please look for prices
given in this panaf.
DICH Plain Empress Poplins soc worth Toe.
1SREAT Bargains are offered in Elankets at
VI M. p. FUNKHOUSER J. Co.'S
DLAID serges at s7ac worth SOC
"A few pieces heavy melton cloth for labnrng
N mems pants at SOC. at
M. P. FCNKHOUSER h Cos.
A full stock of city made Ladies shoes every
n pair warrant tod at
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER & Co.'S.
DICH Sash and Neck Ribbons al one half
q, their value at
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Co.'S.
DEsT Calico at loo an I2c at
- NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Co.'S.
~ enuine Meacated Flannel for Rheumatic
NJ Sufferers at NJ. P. FUNKHOUSs Il Co.'S
DLAIN Suit Poplins zoe and Soc.
A LASKA Or Medicated Flannel for aheura-
= sepe-tf $50 = Sss's FuNKHousER
T0LACK Alapaccas at 40 50 and 5Gr bargains
Y yEIsVETEEKS Hfasis Brown and Purple a
NJ Il ~ ss1s ssk4USER 4 COS
Full stock Of ssg:ss 1T ga ga mn upwards
gafft hF6sae s488wis at Sgl and $23
ORTIZ $sa 0 ii IL. aOusEls 1 Cots.
DRETTY SUIT ps1pEdags
4 foe 30cts per yard, at
sep2 ". r FUNKH0USER j. GO s.
DEST MAKES, full Whale Bone Corse,ts sell
D ling fog one Dollar at
MP. FpNKH0lUsER { Co.'S
CANNED roIAqoEa
Y AND CORN, AT
deee-f W. Fl. CORN ANS
FUNKHOUSER & Co. sell the best and cheap
It. est laborhg mems shoes offered in
n TIRRoNs WooLsEY for Misses, double
wi width at 80 cts. at
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Co.'S.
MT P. FUNKHOUsER & CO., has lst re-.
IYEs celved g new stock of StaIle Dry
Goods, suited for September trade. We adhere
very closely to our old motto, "quaeh sG}es and
short profts." sep2-tf
DICKEY's Linsays cheap, at
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Co.'S.
4 Challenge Bargain in Black Gros Grain Silk
"A at NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER& Cos.
r ABORING MEMS SHOES, every salg gaur-
IL antsed and spli very low, by
sep2-tf NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER Il co.
1Vn Wide Brown Shifting (gocd at l2c
III ~. Mp HUNKHoUsER & Co.'S.
KID GLOVES at $l25, every pair warranted
IN at NJ. P. FUNKHO USER & Co.'S.
NEOHAIR Brocades at SOC worth 40c at
IVA N. P. FUNKHOUSER & Cos.
vvIRGTNIA TO WIT In the CLERKS ofice
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Our young friend, VIM. R.. Tyree, late of the
firm of DR.. B. P. Reese & Co., left on Wednes-
day morning last for Columbia, S. c.. to engage
in the Drug Business in that City We regret
his departure, and commend him to the good
people of his adopted home, as competent
Druggist and in every way a worthy young
man.
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Mr.. r. Hageman is remodelng the Store room
lately occupied by John 3. echerer, Sr, corner
Of New Street and Courthouse Alley into
which, as soon as completed, he will remove his
Clothing Establishment.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-12

Messrs. Sherry & Co., Harrisonburg, Va, have
sent us the first nuir Der of neat little monthly
magazine, styled the ''Liliy OF the Valley, I" the
publication of which was commenced by them
on the lst instant. 1t is devoted to literature,
poetry, history. sketches of travel, biography,
general miscellany, and useful information for
the farm, workshop and freside. The snbscrip-
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See advertisement Of Burke's Livery Stables.
Ned has fine vehicles, fast and safe horses, and is
a live man in the business. Give him call.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-12

LADIES be sure to buy rair of those good
GUM RuBBERs, at only 80 cents per pair 1hey
are the very best, and are to be had at
WELLER'S.
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Hon. John T Harris, member of Congress from
this District, and Chas. S. Roler Esq, one OF
our representatives in the Legislature will please
accept our thanks for public documents