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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

II IST OF LETTERS Remain.
Il ing in the Orangeburg Post Otfieo to
April Sd, 1872.
A-Peter W. Avinger.
C-Mrs. A. l.. Callough
D-Mr. Chas. L. R. Drayton.
H-Mrs Sarah Hill
M-Mr. Jacob II. Miller. Mr., J. Nc Dou-
nell.
Person'seallingi for the above lcttors will
please say hey are sdyertised.
t."P. DEMars, P. N.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

Just received another lot of the VACU-
UNI OIL for Greasing and Preserving Leath-
er.
Al.o the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre-
serving Sight.
Aho Superior lot Of CUTLERY, such as
POCKET KNIVES, .RAZORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS.
Also % hoice and Select lot of FLOWER
SEEpS
Also receiving slmost monthly 100 to 200
pounds PURE CANDIES, Guaranteed.
Also fine lot Of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Cab and satisfy yourselves at the DRUG
STORE Of
DIR. 0LIVEROS,
OTangebnrg g. H., g.. O.
mar 80 nov ls "
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

The Charleston Nc,os Of the 1st inst
ant publishes the following form of
protest, which, it says, was suggested by
eminent legal counsel, against the
iniquitous license lay"
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21

ious to do the same thing for D.. Henderson, of Prescott.
 We are told that many members of the Convention favored the reelection to Congress of R. c. Mccormick, but no action was taken in the matter.
 The following gentlemen were ap- pointed to serve as County Central Committee for the ensuing year:
 E. J. Cook, of Prescott; A. H. Peoples, Wickenburg; Fred. Henry, Weaver District; Robert Bell, Camp Verde John White, Peoples Valley i; L. R. Stephenson, Walnut Grove.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
VIII give 6, I2 and Is months time

The water from these ditches can be taken to public lands unoccupied at tri- fling expense. Also, for sale on commits sion, one ranch under cultivation, with water right in the Swilling Canal. Terms easy. Will give any information possible by letter or otherwise.
 VIM. A. HANCOCK.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
Maine Election.

The Maine election was held on the 9th instant. Following is a dispatch upon the result:
 AUGUSTA, Sept n.-Full returns from two hundred and forty-five towns are re- ceived. The total vote is 97, ,454. The total vote of these towns last year was was S1, ,lS4. There is therefore an increase this year of l6, 270 in the total vote of two hundred and forty-five towns: Perham (Rep.) has 55,763 votes and Kimball Dem:) Al, 1,6sl; Perham's majority being l4,O72 as far as heard from. Perham's s majority in the same towns in 1871 was in two hundred and tOrty-fve towns of 4,2l4.
 Dispatches of the 18th show Re- publican majority of between 17,OOO and IS, 1000 in Maine.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of gen. eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- ioice together in it's peace and prosperity
 Drop iu and examine our stock.
 Exchange sold on all parts of the world.
 Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more of those "Don't mention them" left. Call quick if needed.
 cH. IoRD. ". W. WILLIAMS. jy6-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
Silver Mines SOuthward.

W
 The silver placers just over the line in Sonora have much merit. Later news from there, shows their extent to be greater then at first reported. Several small lots of the ore obtained in the ledge encasing the planchas, have been worked in Tucson during the past two weeks, with results vary ing from one dollar to two and half dollars to the pound. There can no longer be any doubt of the extraor- dinary richness of these mines. Con- siderable bullion has been brought to and purchased by our merchants, and Thursday a small lot was shipped by stage for San Francisco.
 Among the various reports, we get one that veins of silver bearing quartz of wonderful richness have lately been discovered this side the Sonora border. Last Spring, Charles 0. Brown carried some ore found this side to San Francisco for assay, which yielded over $1O,OOO per ton. A. c. Benedict, J. s. Douglas and others have made promising discoveries of silver quartz somewhere near but this side the Sonora line, and we are told that Juan Elias is in possession of facts which locate the richest silver placers in Arizona in easterly direction from Calabasas.
 Considering what is said of these mines in history and by tradition, with recent developments and es- abolished results, our people are stir ring themselves to secure some claims down that way. Several parties have gone to the mines, and more expect to go to-day or tomorrow. Governor Stafford, Dr. Handy, w. $. Oury, J. S. Douglas and others have been to those over the border, and some of them to the discoveries on this side. All agree on the rich ness and large extent of both quartz and placer silver mines. We have made no effort to ascertain how much silver bullion has been brought here and sold within 8 few days, but the amount is considerable.
 The hostilities of the Apaches pre- vent prospecting or mining except in such large parties as to destroy in- dividual energy and enterprise, with out which much progress is seldom made. However there is strong hope that the richness of the mines will soon attract men enough to overawe the Apaches by their numbers alone.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
 CouRT HOUSE PLAZA, TUCSON.

"ORSES BOARDED BY ~,rf III the Day or Week, on Hay or .tXSA Grain; also groomed in good style. Travellers will find the best of accom- modations for animals at my corral and stables.
 A Job wagon is always ready to do work about town at low prices.
 Good saddle animals for hire, and gen. eral Livery Business kept up. Call and try my accommodations.
 B. D. FAIRBANKS. Tucson, July 27, 1872. jyS7-3m
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21

THE Indian outrages perpetrated in Arizona seem to just now form de- lightful subjects for the pens of cer- tain journalists.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
FOR NEW YORK via PANAMA

INCREASED SERVICE THRICE MONTHLY. All steamers Up and Down on and after Sept 17th, touch at SAN DIEGO and SAN PEDRO. This IS a Perma. nent Arrangement.
 Leave San Francisco wharf punctually at l2 o'clock noon, on 3d, 18th and 23d each month; leave New York wharf at same hour, on Ist, 10th and goth each month. When the sailing date falls on Sunday, the steamer will sail on the fol lowing Monday. Passengers and freight rates gold coin: .. From San Diego to New York, cabin, SlO0; steerage, $50; lOOfbs baggage free. Between San Frar cisco and San Diego, cabin sl5; steerage sS. Freight S6 per ton measurement.
 Discharged soldiers going East will find this the cheapest and best route.
 For further information apply to
 ELDRIDGE & IRWIN,
 Agents, San Francisco, or C.P. TAGGART, AGENT San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
San Diego Advertisements.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
 COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
Regular Mail Steamers on ,E

Regular Mail Steamers on eEEA the first of every month, for To- sa seAssga kohama and Hongkong, connecting at To- kohama with the Company's Branch Line for Shanghai, via Hiogo and Nagasaki. From May to October, inclusive, an extra steamer will be dispatched on the 16th Of of every month. When the sailing date falls on Sunday the steamer will sail the preceding Saturday.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21

They Defy Competition and are De- termined to give Entire
 Satisfactisn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28
lie ID.

Oiitu1ry .o'ices. tcloEd ste Baie, Name aud
-ige must b pad far.
Ell>worth-l,th inst, Miss Martha Brimmcr,
aged 3 years.
Intelligent. gentle and aniahle, she won tn.
respect sud low Of all who Il ew her. Chas-
tened and r. fined bT much sickness ard suffer-
my AMI purified by Divine grace she was msde
meet for the Masters service. With sweet
resignation and triumphant hope, she waited
the coming Of her Lord. Her end was peace
and jor.
Nov. Goth. Mr.. Timothy Harrington, aged
o. years.
Buck-port-NoV. 18th. Dir. Thomas Hart.
aged ob wears.
:. y. Harbor. emont-Sov. 18th. Mr.. Jo-
= ph Moore. aged - Year..
BIZ >-ed are the dead viii Ia die in the Lord
Wal.hsm-Noy. 9Th. MIR Abigail. widow
Il the late Joseph Jellison aged ~ years aud
months.
Tn, subject Of this notice was born in Els
worth, A prii l2th. 1880, and a the age Of six
teen was married TO Jo.eph Jelison Of Els
sorih. -Four wears aftelw ard che moved TO
" alih an. IA Il an almost unJroken vii erne-s,
and for many tear> endured the uarIships Of
froatier life. RAISING la e family and some
uIe> suffering for tie neccssa!le- OF life; yet
endIrin1 all with patience aud resis nation, aud
alaay> n 1dy to assist the u edy, lot willing
that any sho lid suf-r, II IN her power TO NJ
.ieye them. She taught her children to
value tie b bic. aud reg8rd the Sabbath In
1881 she bccam. a subject If rene wing grace.
nd united with the baptist church; anu ever
maintained a consistent course. exercising
= ong faith ia Chiist her savior. In her
i4,t illness her mind Mas al times deranged, but
when Ou~clouS. She knew al around her, and
endured her pains without a murmur. Just
before h death, she took one Of h r children
by the ha d, and bidding her fs:ewe |. said.
| am going home. u hen asked where her
home was, she replied. Ia Heaven bqp..
II. j.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. g. Nov. %.
rough dram 81 the Presidents Annual
Message although not quite finished wa,
read to the Cabinet to-day. an the mcm-
beers being present. II viii be somewhat
perhaps oHe-iitlh longer than last wears
message. tie was not certain he would
recommend 10 Congress an extension ~
Amnesty 10 the TWO or three hundred per
sons exempted 10y recent legislation but If
hr>hould. wuuid De with proposed con.
duon that tic beucficiaIic> merely take
al oath 10 support The constitution of the
L. :.
lie SAW 20 uecc>~ity.aS had brcn asserted
tyr making declaration oi u more tricud-
is policy towards the south Ihau for such
declaration towards the North. A. he
sought a. President under the obligation
Of hi oath 10 cNecu'r the duties OF hi> po-
>.tlon without favor or psrtiality in arcpr-
lance with the law. IL Wouid recon-
lleEd 20 Congress that action would b.
tAAcu with regard "a the award made ~
she arbitration.
Ihc money viii be paid hN Great Britain
10 the department of state and toe drI,o-i
tri Ia the treasury. OF course X can't DE
drawn thereirom except in accordance with
tAe .Aw TOR the purpose specified. Ia ,Ic
course Of conversation on thc subject of
tIfu >cFyic" Reform. The President -aid
tAA' while competitive examinations were
desirable h. lid not think il right that
Office should be given to enemies of the
administration 10 the exclusion of friends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28


Conioundiug man. 10, lreuIing be -.
Bus Ceuiaur Eminent.
What l. II cure. our iHaiis pam,
And liiubers az >eyrTr,i s.ralu-.
But Ltntaur LiUiIDcnt,-
What knock. RHeuui +Ji-ui ont q gear.
BIDS goHI good bye without lear,
Nht5 teUtAur Lluinieui !;
Causes the cripple to wax. t.e lame 10 leap.
Hearts 10 h4uA. IN cad Of r.c> % weep
OnLy trniaur LiulInent
What renders reptiles lorih 4ut sting Of bees,
Harmless ID, bite Of hgA>,
Excepting Ceulaur Linimert,
As>uage, nib. .luss OF a broAeu breast.
Flows tbs i,oJe.i rluh-giee- nights # rest.
BAi Cenl4Jr Liniment.
And when chilblaius sting or bot steam scald-
What l. II sOUlbes. ioi what can wv csI.
Bun Ccntauf IInline Mt.
When the car crushed old Ilden's ann.
Twas saved from ampulation by this charm.
The CtHtAur Liniment !;
And when Barnum's lion. Uncle Ben.
broke hi leg in that dismal den.
He Ioared TOR centaur LIniment.
Now as the poor horse. lame and sore.
With crippled knee limps to our door.
Aud beg for Ceniaur Liniment
And the doeile sheep on a thousand b IL.
Die by the mIioE-the screw worm kills,
All saved by Ceniaur Linment;l
We hear II shouted from West TO East,
Ry speaking man and neigiiing beast.
r Pass ON the Centaur Linment y
This remarkable article i for sale hy al
Druggists in every village parish snd ham
Jet. in Amreea. We warrant it 10 cure.
Y. d. ROSE a co, 5s broadway, y.
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VI \ X X | f. ID.

or;h-Nov. 18th. by Rev. Dr. Tennev.
M " iiiialA :. Murch and Miss Florence l..
Muu>un.
nOuld-boro-Nov. 22d. by IL NJ souie E.a.
Mr.. alvin {. Trscy and Miss Sarah W. Tr.-
cy. both Of Gou d,l,oro.
>ullitan-Noy. I'D by Cyrus Emery. Esq.
Mr.. >abin . Hardi- IN and Mi. Emma j.
hincAles. both Of Frankii1.
Long Island + .aniaiion-Noy 10Th. by b. x
Lunt. E>q.. capt Edw ward / gersoll of Essex
-. ami Mis- Emily ;. Davis of Long l..
land.
bro" silu-Sov. luih. by ". 4. Friend, E.q
Mr.. Charles NJ. Hale and Arwilda j. Eston
both Of BROOKLYN.
AddIson-NoY. l7;h. by Rev. VI. Dunbar
Mr.. ". ". Nichols sni Miss Elma A Davis
both of Cherry feid.
tr. nklin-Noy. Goth, al the residence OF tina
br de- father, by y. A. swan. ESQ, Mr..
thar.es Gr4yes aud Miss Melvena, only
daughter OF Thomas and Martha Hayey
all Of Franklin
surry-NOv. 18th, by Rev. Win. Reed. Mr..
Stephen ID. Conary Of Surry, and Miss Elzads
r. Emerton of Biuehill.
Nov. 18th, by Rev. l.. ;. Trip, Capt, John
To-rey and Mr., Lucy L. Young, hoth Of So.
Surry.
Poriland-Noy. elst, Mr.. jacob {. Fletcher
of Portland. and Mrs. Margaret ". Drake.
formerly Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

ellsworth, % I. q, Is.
ME 4. " GEEGLEf-l can higEIy rrcptun nd
the Julc- Hu .uenIu watches. IOI ! have ure.l
them aud knuW what they are.
Yours tfuiA. bEp. y fARt HER
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PoRILANp-Ar 3Jih. sch sophie. Robinson,
Boston; Onward. bunker. ID; Tea,er, Had
I lock. >acu.
cid + Z simpson. Bunker. Newark; Look
our. johnson. Boston.
Ar 2l-i. >ch jas GarrelOn, Norton Boston :
Mary Elizabeth. Perkins do; J 4 Dix Pink.
ham. Cape Forpoi>c.
Ga ocean Belle. Branscomb. i Johns: An
ufe y BTau~comb. 10.
AZ 23d. .eh Torpedo, Tracy. Boston: En-
pres. smith. Ellsworth.
Ar Nov. 23l. sch + L Pray. Pray. Eden.
NJ ri. sch Alpha. salisbury. Baltimore.
tid Bromha.l. Hamilton. New York.
Ar - h. brig l>idora Kionda. Wall>. Boston; :
>ch Lizzie h. Gregg. Andcr on, Pembroke;
Prank Pierce. Grant. Ellsworth.
NpKtoLk-Ar 10th. sch Alder; Clarence.
Freeman. Portland.
B">TnN-2o,A Ar sch Lucy Hold en-. Elizabeth
ppr; " illi- Harris. Kelley do Saxon. Abbott
Port johnson; Georges ID Lord. Wells. DO:
tlora Ming. Cook HoboAcn; Irene. Murphy.
Cd 2l,i. I.smaine. King. ~, annah
\ ~. >ch Willard salisbury. Handy. Eliza
p"ihpCri; feucnian, Turner. orlAnd: Mento-
r. p"nhor' 'a'ine' Abby Watson. Hooper.
P1rt johnson.
Al ~. >ch Wsllemar Parker. Beaufort. ;
q; = troiN. Eaton. Georgetown. : {: Atlciie
Walton. Rich. Philsielphia: Letiie Bosrdman,
Norwood. EiizabeihPor; Northern Light .Har-
p,T. Do: Maud Vi sliocS. Norwood. " eeh.wken:
Nary Brewer. Saunders, Rondout.
Ar 18th, Clara, Clark. HoboAen; l. j s.a-
pie. small.
Ar 2ath. brig Princeton. Freothy. Philahel-
Pima: sch Lark Cup III. ALIAS J 4 Haraaien
JOY, stsubcn; seafower, SeAyey, Cranberry
Isle.
sALrM-Ar e2d. sch h Sargent. Sargent.
Hobpken.
Providence. Il. I.-sld al,t. sch storm Pct
rel naNl-. Ellsworth.
WAERFN Il. sd 10th. sch Wreath. Pos.
Portiand.
ELIZABETHTOEI- a. 18Th. sch J. Tinker
Lopau-. Prov Idrncc; Effort. Rich Boston.
INV loRA-Ar i>k, sch >ea Foam. Abbott
bn>iou; Laura Robinson. Robinson do: Maria
Luut. Kent. Providence: Mail. Lin-c,it. do
Cid l3.h. Angola. Bray. Hat ana Josephine.
fieAttt. jacksonville; l. Il sargent. Sargent,
salem; Ie'rAilu. Wooster. do.
AZ 2oth. brig John swan. Rumn.ll. Cherry
hcid; >cA Stampede. Dow. Jacksonville -
Na>s0n. Jones. Bangor.
Sid Dolphin. smith. Gloucester: Veto. Ham
ga 4l,i sch L II King, Brag,iou. Falmouth.
ia.
Ar ~. .ch Aliayela. J y. Jacksonville
Ar I'D >ch George slap -. Lord. George
tow n. II. q.
fHiLADKLrHIs-Ar Is 18th. sch l. \ Hoop
cr, Hooper, Jacksonville.
Al n. >rh 1rac. Il west. Wood Indianola
Cd II Perry, Kelley, New bedford; Wet
" lnd. iiscA. fall River
iul1sMut Iii-Ar I'D. sch Terrapin. woo.-
tt. II Hh'h-n: J Irafion. Tapley. Phn..
fALi EiNlK->d 2lsi. sch Mary Augusta
GToK6F TOWN. CID 18Th sch J Means.
Eaton. New burr port.
HHrN-wICk. nA-Ar l7ih. br Crosby, Tap
ley Mem lora.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

Taken upon Execution on Monday the eev-
enth day OF November A. -. ls1l and wi be
sold at pub ic auction on Monday the 2}id day
OF December next al the offi,e OF J. \. Dean.
Esq 1. in Ellsworth at ten o'clock A NJ, al tie
right in equity which james Al tin cfLamoine
iias. or hal on said llth day Of November q re-
deem his Homestead LOT situated in sad La
moline consisting Of mewing, [ age, pastu age
and wood land with the dive ling house, barn,
snd other buildings which were >, OF hi
Carlton Austin upon execution by . levy
maI, the 24in DAY Of October a. ID. 1872.
LEVI Il. WYMAN, Sh riff.
Ellsworth, Nov l2lh. 1872. 3w4,
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Sheriff Sale

State Of Maine. Hancock. ss.-Taken on ex-
eeution wherein 4. Ii. w. ii Ginn are creditors
and Sewall C. Vsies is debtor, and will be sold at
,,ubIie auction 10 the highest bidder on saturday
the l.th day Of December 4, u. lsf5, at two o.
clock in tte ai,ernoan. AZ T. c. Nood;nan's once,
in Buck.port in said county OF Hancock, all the
right in equity which said sewai! e. Nyies has
or mad al the limo OF the attachment on the orlgi
ma Wi: 4, rcJeem certain moFtgaeed Real Estate
.i,nnt,,I IN H.,.,na IN said County and bounded
we.ierJy by the nam road, Northerly by the mill
,oa.i Easierlv by land .,f Isaiah Abbott. sonther
ly by land of Hiram i'aniorth. mortgage 70 =. \.
iieywood Aprri lst, 1889, and to II. A. Clough
Dee eDth. 1870. u,
Dated ri OrIand. in said counts Of Hancock ..
b. AKEYES, Deputy sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

From Bangor.
BANGOR. Nov. o..

BANGOR. Nov. %.
The creditors of the late :. II. Dilc *
Co.. are receiving a first dividend Of 30 per
cent this week.
jesse Wadleigh Esq one Of the first set
tiers of Oldtown, and one of the most e>-
teemed citizens of that town died yeS'cr-
day at the aye of about - years. Or.
Henry lIiil Seavey of this city died at
his residence on Hammond 81 Yesterday
morning after long aud painful Illness.
Rev. James Williams of Oldtown died yes
teIday morning at the age of about sixty
years. We learn from +. 7. Chapman
Boom master for the Peuob>co; lumberin"
association that during the season iu>i
closed the crev at their boom- RATED 2lG-
Sal, 430, feet OF lumber The 'rge>t sea-
sons work ever done FOR the association.
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MARINE LIST.
Port DIV Ellsworth.

Port DIV Ellsworth.
SAILED
sch. Ariel, Austin. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Fannie Mitchell. Burns, Boston,
SAILED.
" Panama. GRAY. Boston.
Gpiden Hule tlsrk. Boston
u Lawrnce. Davis. Bosi n
Capt. John, Means. Boston
ARRIVED
" Elizabeth, Murch Boston.
~ Nter, LorI. Bost N.
stately, Aasrell. b tor.
SAILED.
Nov -
Geo X Ferguson Ferguson. New York
Emily, Jordan. Boston.
NusNctus, sherman Philadelphia
Tiara smith. ke,nc, Cuba.
Nov. q.
Delaware. Jordan. Boston.
|raog. Alley Rasion.
"-ofeiAnna, Chaito Boston,
Wind Westerly.
SAILED.
Lila. HodgLins. Rocsiani.
ARRIVED.
harlcs Upton. Bclauv, 30 .ton-
Nlnulpla, Whitaker, Boston.
SAILED.
Nov %
Rattan. Farrell. Boston.
{ Fremont. Porter. Rockland.
Engineer. sinclair. Portland.
ieuel Ruamei, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST 1oD-LIyER
OIL Is Hazard l. Casweifs, made on the sea
shore. from fresh. selected hyers, by Caswell.
Hazard & Co., New York. Ii is absolutely
PURE and SWEET, Patients who have once
sken it perfer it to all Others. Physicians
have decided ii superior to any of the other
oils in market I2w46
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Attest ;-trco. \. Dyer, Register. 3ws1


At Court Of Probate holden nt Bluehil within
AMI FOR the County Of Hancock. ou the "a We'd
nesday of November \. D.. lss2.
n1ARIES CnlPMAN, named Executor in 4
" certain instrument purpurting To be the last
viii ANA les tanrat of >ylvanus Chapman late Of
Bues sport IN sad county deceased having pre-
seated the same Tor pr obatc-
orftcred - at the saii Executor give notice
TO all persons interested. hY causing a copy 81
thi> otdcr 10 be published three weeks successive
~ IN the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
thA' theN NAY appear at a Probate Court TO be-
bcit az Ellsworth IN said county the FIRST Wed
n.S'IAN OF jauuatp next. nj ten OF IN, clock
Ia The forenoon, aaI sLew 'ause n ANY they have
WIS the SSH instrument shouli not be- prpvcI
approved. aud allowed a. the lat Will aud tesla.
m-nt 81 said decreased.
Jwl PARkFE Trek Judyr
rue capy-Atic-t. GEo. \. pYfH. Rrs,I-tr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

ONE HUNDRED DEATHS PER WEEK In New
York and Brooklin from diseases Of the throat
nd Iuns> l. il not awful. And yet HALE's
HoNFY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR. aiken IN
ime. would prevent seven eighls OF thi' fright
iul mortality. No cough or cold can resist This
bai-amic remedy. Crittenions 9th Avenue.
sold by al Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

III The Indiana legislature thi- afternoon.
ala Informal vote was had ia each hou>.
for I. :. senator. Ia the Senate the vol,
wa- y. T. Morton. Rep. = and ! l.. Wi
halns, Dem. =. IN The house Morton had
"a votes and Wii.lm, H. on Joint
ballot. Morton viii have q majority of L..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men sud wo
men. We give employment that pays from 81 to
= per day Business strictly honorable. and
sdapted to every city town aud ,ii.sse send
for sample and 90 10 work 1t Once Addre>, /:
j. Latham q Co.. ~ Washington -. BOSTON.
hass. ffal
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Caution.

All persons are hereby Forbidden TO HORROR ~
.hsli psy no debts of her contracting; she having
ia,f nv he'd and board without any just Provocs'
uon on my part. sAAOHE
surry, Nov. D, les2, s"
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Business Notices.

>r.GNATIoN Ia the blood ads TO produce
4,ne-teuih> OF the disease '-..ush i heir to-
Tai-, however. /. ob1iaicd. WITHOUT BEBILI
TArING the y>tem, by administering LATHAM's
tAThARTIC ExTEACT. uSl.
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Memoranda.

Launched at Buck>pori 10th inst. from the
yard OF Joseph l.. Brock. a3 masted schooner
81 81 ion- owned by The builder. Capt. T.. :.
Newman. " no i 10 command her. and others,
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legal Aotiees.

At aCourt cfvProbate holden at Biuehi,l on the 81
Wednesday of November, A. ID. 1872
NHRlSIIANA e.. fILLSBURY Atlm'x upon
~, the Estate III Parker X. Pillsbury late OF Blaze
hill In said County o Hanc ock ,leceased-hay INC
presented her first account o. admin upon estate
for Probate Ordered That the said aim'x give
ing copy of this Order to b. Published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
n newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they m = y
appear at Probate Court to be holden M Els
worth on the IL Wednesday Of January nextat 10
of the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause il
any they have why the sams should not be allow
ed.
3wt7 P.pkrR Trcy ruJ~.
true copy Attest. Gro. A. DYKR, Register
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e'rr "r'ghl % the City OF Ellsworth or vicinity
"e have over 80 diHcren, qaltie. OF KNIT
U>DkH>IiiKr> and DRAWERS. FLANNEL.
and CLOTH oNER>liIRTs. WHITE SHIRTS
PAPER and linen Cuf. and collars shirt Bs,oms
Handkerchief, suspender., Neckies. scarf,
Ii,sc etc. etc.
Ne invite an inspection OF our Goods a. there Is
no trouble IN showing them. Remember the
PLACE
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SAN FRANCI>co. NOV. 2G

The Directors of the Niuiu. Go. pro-
nouucc the pretended discoveries Of ia
mond mites a. a fraud ihcy have voted
70 dissolve the company and Pav back The
monies received tor -bar,- AZ tur bank of
California.