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Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
The Modocs.

WARN SPRING SCOUTS STRIKE THE MoDoC
TRAIL-CAPT. JACK, MAKING A VIRTUE
OF NECESSITY, sURRENDERs-THE MODoC
AssAssINS ANXIOUS AS TO THEIR FATE.
A dispatch from Clear Lake, Cal, of
date of June lst, says
series of prolonged yells and cheers
aroused this camp from a pleasant siesta
half an hour after the departure of my last
courier. Gems. Davis and Wheaton and
the other officers, and all the men rushed
from the house and tents to find the cause
of the uprOar, and at once the whole camp
was in cOmmotion. Down the level plain
north of the house, was grand cavalcade
of mounted hOrsemen. The studs rushed
forward at once, at a furious rate, and
soon neared the grouds of spectators scat
tered about the premises. Capt. Jack Is
captured" shouted a sturdy sergeant.
Again the valley echoed with cheers and
yells. The mounted command was that of
Perry. He had returned from q scout of
% hours, three miles above the mouth of
Willow creek.
At half past ten o'clock this morning the
Warm Spring scouts struck trail and
after a brief search the Modocs were dis
covered. Col. Perry surrounded the In
dian retreat His men were bound to
fight. Suddenly Modoc shot out from
the rocks with white flag. He met a
Warm Spring, said Capt. Jack wanted to
surrender. Three scouts were sent TO
meet Capt Jack. He came out cautiously,
glanced about him a moment, and then,
MS If giving up all hopes, came forward
and held out his hand to his visitors. Then
two Of his warriors, five squaws and seven
children darted forth and joined him in the
surrender. The command that made this
famous scout was the squadron Of first
cavalry, Col. d. Perry, composed of troop
F. Lieut.. Moller, and troop II. Major
Trumbull, and medical officer assistant
Surgeon Dewitt. The guides were C.
Pullman and H. A. Applegate.
Captain Jack is about forty years old
He u about five feet eight inches high, and
compactly built. he has large and well
formed face, full Of individuality. Although
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ROCkI.ASD, Nav y

RoCKLASD, May 80.
IT, The Editors Of the imericgH
t6rirnsrof1i, n IesAssa r.. lywor,F route.
regret TO inform the public that my en-
deayors to charter a suitable boat have not
been successful and 1t is also extremely
difficult TO find a suitable boat TO purchase
The surplusage OF steamboats, at the close
Of the war is getting very much reduced,
few having been built since that time.
Rockland is anxious to have steam COM
muncation with Ellsworth and establish q
line to accommodate the constantly in
creasing business along the route. and will
invest loerally in the enterprise, the senti-
ment being in favor Of building new boat
adapted TO the route. rather than take
stock in an old one. The owners OF the
line between Rockland and Carver's Har-
Dor have for some time been in search of a
suitable steamer for their route and falling
In this have determined TO have built for
them a new boat TO cost about $50 900 to
be ready in about ninety days.
Yours, very truly,
y. \. MILLIKEN.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
State News.

-Ex-Gov. Coburn OF Skowhegan, has
donated $500 to the Industrial school for
girls.
Brunswick Is boa.ting Of a six weeks
old child that has long black hair. falling |
down on its shoulders.
About 20 900 salmon from Bucksport
breeding works have been placed in the St.
Croix river.
Hears, driven BY hunger, are making
bad work among the flocks OF sheep IN
some of the towns in oxford county. In
| the border towns Of Mason, not oniy sheep,
| but Young cattle have been seiscd and ear
| ricd OH
| The City of Richmond Is troubled with
An unclaimed corpse. Wednesday the
corpse was taken aboard At Portland for
Buck,port, but at the latter place no claim
ant appeared. Unfortunate orphan.
JrSE 3-Miss Mank, the alleged War
rem murderess, was removed To the jail at
Wi.casset to-day by sheriff Hobbs, To await
her trial at the september term OF the Su-
preme Judicial Court for the county Of Lin
coin.
Judge Nathan clifford Of Portland. i
the only member Of the supreme Court o'
the United States. who was on the bench
! a, the time Of President I.incoln'- inangu-
ration.
4 The most reliable intelligence from
f, rlscataGuis County. Is to the effect that Il
h will 20 solid for Judge Kent. ,.-Portland
"a Ircss.
: Pen CoNrg,-Kcnt has not the ghost o
: a chance Outside Of reuobscot he vi!
= no, have the majority of delegates IN a
: single county East Argus.
= The Lewiston Journll says that n
c old county building, at NorridSewoc'
y were sold at auction on the 18th inst. Ih
property was BID OF ~ Norridgcwoc
parties-cour, house at si.2j.Oo; prooat
10 building at $40; bell at si'5.
re The navy Is having lifted up tug bos
AZ a. which i. to be used by Prof. Baird In h
.. examination OF the n-hcric. along Il
II -----z---a--.sl-, ,,~,i., hi. a,
the feeding ground OF tie ii,fe, 70. 4
pc purpose OF ascertainingl the caus" OF Il
70 diminutiou OF ii-h along tho Atlant
M coast.
he Judge Kent /. gaining strength stead
m ly among the people. We hear the mo
IL gratifying reports from Somerset and IA
od ther West. and here in thi, section We ms
he say literally that everybody is for Ken
lat Il only needs that those in all sections wi
ol. have 50 heartily endorsed the propositic
~ 10 90 outside of political routine and set
a candidate for Governor on the merits
the man and the office alone, should tai
-, hold IN earnest TO send AN overwhclmiI
,'o majority of their representatives, 10 Il
=. Convention. In political canvasses the
~ i generally great deal OF work" dor
49, i'll behalf of the various aspirants, and v
r. ! learn on all sides OF the activity OF the
- friends. IL must be remembered tn
Z, there is no organized force or special A
Ia sociations pressing the claims of JUDI
, Kent; that what is done in his behalf mu
49, BE- done entirely By the people; and y
.a1 hope that they will display An intere
~, which will vindicate their ability to dire
~ their public affairs better than they can
tn managed for them by others Wig.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

Patents issued to Maine Inventors for
the week ending May 18th, 1873. Reported
by Wm. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor OF Pa
tents. Rinss' Block, IL Main Street, Ban
gor Me:ne.
A. II. Burnham, Bridgton, Soldering
Iron.
Re-issue-O. B. Howard, Deering, Rasor
Strap. a 81" g
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dressed In his old clothes he looks every
inch A chief. The Modocs are grouped In
n field near the house, and are surrounded
by guard. Spectators peer into Captain
Jacks face with eager interest, but he
heeds them not. He Is still as statute.
The Modocs captured In the last scout
consisted OF thirty-four men, women and
children. thirteen of them being able
bodied warriors.
Boston Chart ey and Schonchin are anx-
ions about the disposition TO be made oil
them. The former murdered DR.. Thomas
and the latter mutilated Meacham. Bos-
ton Charley and Schonchin look Ike des'
nara,loes. Each carries his character III
his face. Boston Charley Is about twenty
eight wears of age. and Schonchin htty.
The boldest warrior of the band Is Scal
| Faced Charley.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
II u
l1ONSt MPrloN CAN BE CURE
SCHENCk'S fILNUnI. sl.... y
stHENCh'S sEAWEED TONIC,

Arc the only Medicines that win cure PuiTnon.
AIRY JonsumptIon.
sometimes medicine that will stop a cough will
oncn occasion the death of the patient. 1t lock up
the liver stops the ciTc cuatinn Of the blood hcmor
rhaga follows and in iar- clogging the action OF
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyapep. .ia are the causes
OF two-thirdz oil the cases OF consum ption. Many
are now complaining with dull pain in the side
the bowels sometimes co-tivc snd sometimes too
loose, tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade
feeling sometimes very rrstl. and at other time.
drpwsy the io0d that IS taken hes heavily on the
stomach accompanied with acidity and OF belch.
aii-orierci condition OF the stomach or A torpid
heavy colds and II the cough in these cases uys
suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and stomach
clog and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patent - aware of his situation the lungs are
mass OF sores. and liberated and de ath the IN
eyitabie result.
schenck's pulmonic syrup is an ex pecto- ant
which does not contain any opium, nor ANYTHING
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
Schcnck,s seawced tonic dissOlves the food
mixes with the gastric juico OF the stomach d.
ge-t. easily nourishes the system and creates a
healthy circulation Of the blood. When the bow
els are ,ostive skin sallow and the patient Is OF A
bilious habit. Shcnck's Mandrake Pills are re-
quIrci. These med cShes are prepared by DR.. J.
III .>CHESCK 4 son, Northeast corner OF sixth
and Arch streets, Phila. Pa. and tor sale By Geo
I. Goodwin Co. Is Hanover st. Boston and j .
}. Henry, College place n. T., Wholesale A gts
FOR sale by Druggists generally. sp.po. .l0moAl
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

The fire is out at the Drummond colliery.
The number of lives lost by the explosion
is fifty-nine. There are thirty widows and
ninety-two fatherless children. The off,
GERS Of the company are on the grounds
taking active interest in the relief of the
destitute, and money is being subscribed
in Halifax for their benefit.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

BosroN, May 30.-Vice President VIII
son was in town to-day, he Is suffering
from over work, which has effected his
ewes. Mr.. Wilson made over one hundred
and thirty speeches during the late cam
paign. travelled nearly $4,000 miles, attend
ed TO his Congress ssional labors the past
winter, at the same time preparing the
second volume OF his historical work for
publication this autumn. His physician
DIR. f.. II. Clark, now orders cessation
of all work including correspondence, and
that Mr.. Wilson shall seek rest and rclaxa-
| ton during the summer.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

BlaehiiI
The Congregational, Society are pa int
ing the outside Of their church. This So
ciety is enjoying the labors Of Rev. A.
ii. Tibbets. At the last communion two
united with the church upon profession OF
faiah. This community sustains heavy
loss in the death of Dea. Benz. Stevens.
He has been member of the church for
81 years, and Dea. "a years. q
Rev. e. X. Osgood is spending few
weeks of rest at his place. Upon advice Of
his physicians he win lay aside the duties
and cares Of the Ministry for year.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
The different firms of Granite dealers

The different firms of Granite dealers
are doing brisk business.
Messrs wescott and Hinckley have
shipped, four cargoes. three to Philadel-
phia. and one to Washington. and are now
loading the Henry Whitney, Capt. II. Per-
kins. for the bridge at Philadelphia. The
various firms are employing about 200
men.
Mr.. Albert Carter has built nice
Cottage house upon part OF the Moses
Pillsbury homestead.
-Business abcu. the.Mills Is dull, the
water being low. Mr.. Wilford Grindle has
got out quantity of spool wood new
branch of industry for us. He has put into
his Mil one of c. II. Halls patent stave
| edgers which he likes very much
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

Launched, May 2sth, from the yard OF
u. W. Allen, a fine schooner of $50 tons
burthen, o. NJ, called the II l. Curtis
She was built by Paul Curtis. master work
man, and owned by him, Sewall b. Flood
and parties in Bangor. She is intended
for the coasting trade and is to be COM
manded by Capt. Alden Mann.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
NoroInbega Hall. Bangor,

The Republicans OF Maine and all others who
support the present National and Stale Admins
trations, are invited TO sepd delegates to state
Convention TO be holden in
NOrOmbega Hall, Bangor,
Tharsday. June ~, lss3, at II o'clock.
for the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
Governor and transacting any other business that
may properly come before the convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows
Each city, town and plantation WILL be eutitle1
to one delegate and one additional for every Is
votes Tor the Republican candidate for Governor
IN ls12. traction OF 40 votes, additional 10 the
iul number for delegate, Is also entlled to a
delegate.
Deieg ates are authorized to I'll vacancies only
with actual residents OF the country to which The
town belongs.
The state Committee viii be in session at
O'Clock the morning OF the Convention for the re-
cepuon vi credentials.
JAMEs u. BLAI~E, Kenhebeck, CHAlRaAS.
WILLIAM z. FRYE, Androscoggin
EBEN WOODBURY., Aroostook-
STANLEY i. PULLEN. Cumberland.
r. {. PERKINS, Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Han cock.
r. r. >PEAR. knox.
;. :. MARBLE, Lincoln.
r. +. SHAW, Oxford.
JoHN II. LYSDE, Pcnobscot.
= \. THOMPSON, PiscataquIs.
=. ID. >EwALL. Sagadahoc.
>EWALL Z PRESCOTT, Somerset.
FRED ATWOOD, " aldo.
NELSON >.AILAS, W ashington.
LEONARD ANDREWS. York.
4. A. SMITH. SECRETARY.
MAY /, ls73.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

BDDIEs' RIGHTs.-The Supreme Court
OF Mass. has decided that lone on whose
close hens are trespassing, has no right TO
kill them. although, in consequence OF
former like trespasses, he has asked the
owner TO shut them up. and threatened to
Kill them if he should not do So
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
County N ews.


tFor County Item. see third paye.l
Waltham
-kingnan & Hastings are putting In a
new circular in connection with their shin
gle mill.
+. L. Roberts & Sons are running
their mill employing full corps OF hands.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

L. J. Burgess has sent fiom Hamilton.
Nevada silver brick weighing l3 IA
ounces. as a contribution TO the Maine
General Hospital Fair at Portland. Mr..
Hurgess Is q native OF Belfast.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

Mr.. L. r. Smonton of Camden, has in
his possession 'spermit to settle" in the
town of Camden. bearing date Boston.
Nov. IL, I772.--I Bangor Wing.
Lest there be Misrepresentation. we will
state that Mr. s. did not avail himself of
the permission until some years after 1t had
been granted.-rBelfast Journal.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splentid Hair pye is the best In the world.
The only True aud Perfect Dye. Harmless, Re
able and instantaneous no disappointment; no r.
diculou. tints or un pleasant odor. Remedies the
III effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces iNxk
pt,rELr superb BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN,
aud leave. the hair CLEAN, soFr AND RHAurifti.
The genuine sisncl W. a. Bateheler. sold by all
| Druggists. sP no p-lY
| CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop. n Y.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
A Card.

THE undersigned, most gratefully aekuowl
j edge the senerous aid, and pfompi and manly
efforts rendered by their friends and fellow
townsmen on Sunday last, in saving their mill
aud much valued lumber from hre Such acts OF
kiadness and good will can never be forgotten by
us, who IN this manner tender TO one and all, our
sincere thanks.
J.. HOPKINS co.
Ellsworth, June ID, 1878
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
EastbroOk,

Eastbr00k.
Mr.. VIM. Smith and others are maxim <
extensive preparation for peeling bark.
Mr.. Joseph Z. Wilbur has sheep that
raised five lambs within sixteen months.
The summer school in district No. is
being taught by Mr.. T. A. Crabtree. Dis
trct No. talks of building a new school
house.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

(:osld,boro, Prospect Harbsr.
The house of J. IL. Hamilton on Sun
day last was discovered to be on fire about
noon. The flames were seen near the roo
aud an alarm being promptly given and
timely assistance rendered it was extin-
guished without great damage. Loss
about $50. No Insurance. The fire took
from matches with which little boy was
playing.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
Commissioners Notice.

IKTE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. PARKER Tuck, Judge Of Probate
for the County of Hancock, to receive and
examine the claims Of creditors to the estate OF
Rebecca Nelson, late of Bucksport, deceased,
represented insovent do hereby give notice that
six months are allowed to said creditors to bring
in and prove their claims; and that we shall at
tend that service at the Office Of J. b. Bradley on
Thursday June IL. Thursday, September 4. and
Thursday October Q, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
JOHN WENTWORTH.
j. B BRADLEY.
Bucksport, April :, 1873. sw23
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

PenObscOt.
On Saturday last the dwelling house
of Geo. Littlefeld was destroyed by fire.
II took on the roof and although two men
were painting upon it at the time, it had
made such headway when discovered that
it was impossible to extinguish it. Loss
about $1,000. No Insurance.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

"A gentleman who has been acquainted
with The business Of Bath for more than
forty years. now reviews the prospects
there and pronounces them bstter than At
any previous date during that time. ~
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

The Maine Editors and Publishers will
go to St. John on their annual excursion.
They rendezvous at Bangor July l4th. go
to ST. John the 18th, to Fredericton the
18th. return home the 18th.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
Freedom Notice.

~ John St., New York !
May sd, 1873
SYSO whom 1t may concern and for q valuable
1 consideration. hereby release and relinquish
to my minor son. Wendall P. Madex, the remain.
ing portion OF his minority and knowing his abii-
ity to transact business for himself, l shall not
hereafter claim any OF his earnings, nor pay any
debts or bills of his contracting. In witness
whereof. have hereunto set my hand the day
q. w. MADDOX.
Witness, G.. E. LAkNED. 3w23s
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

\ large number Of heavy lumber firms
in New \ ork have failed. being unable by
their combination TO control the Western
market; liabilities nine millions.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

The range ofdisorters which yicll TO the infia
curr Of tht. medicine, and the number ni defined
diseases which It never fails To cure, are greater
til "A any other single medicine has hitherto ocsn
recommended tor. by any other single m'i-
iruc haS hitherto been even recommended tnF. bF
any Other than the proprietor OF some qaAeA mos
trum These disease are >crofuia AMI All -trup-
tt.. diseases and Tumors, khrumatI-m Goat.
<runalgla and sp, sai complaint. and all lnha'n-
matury' -ynptom.. Ulcers all ,YphlItLe diseases
n kilney .nd Bladder diseases, prOPsy, thc Nhote
tram Of painful al sorlcrs which 80 genera ny Ahet
American women. aud which carry annually
thousands IL them 10 premature graves, ~ 'p't-
[ ~, that universal curse of American manh""h :
Heartburn. Piirs, tousupAt"a, NcF'""aheSs
( tuabtuty To- sleep and impure bl'"i.
Iht4 r. A formidable li-t oil human ailments Tor
Al. single medicine To successfully attack and u
/ l. not probable that any one article before ih'
uutEts haa the power to curr The quarter oI them
I rIccptlus the kkcEIISE, II Lays the axe al lc
I root ~ the trro II disease 10y hrot ciim'u Aph <
every tmrurity from the blood, promoting the SCI
{ crctluus. opening the poTcs-thc sttat escape
valves of ih., ystcntny xoTating tie hYeT TO IT.
fu and natural action, clean sing the stomach ana
/ strengthening digestion. This much accomplish
-,l, the speedy and the permanent cure oi not On
I " the diseases have enumerated, but hke"l ls'
thr whole train OF chronic and constitutional his'
orders - certain to follow This IL precisely " ~
| NEGE TINE Iocs and It does - quicAly and .
rl..iy. that Il i accomplished fact Amos
before the patient Is aware ol 1t himself. lIn-
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

James ", Wallack, the famous actor,
died on Saturday in a sleeping car while
travelling toward New York, from the
south. His disorder was consumption.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

Published every Thursday Nor ming at Copmbs
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c. see first page.
ss-S. NJ PETTENGILL a CO, 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 PARK Bow. New York and 1ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Sents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities aud authorized TO contract for advertising
at our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
The Best Evidence

THE following letter from REV. r. :. BEST.
Pastor NJ T.. Church .'Santck, Mass will be read
with interest by many physicians. Also those
suffering from the same disease as afflicted the
son o the Rev T. :. Beat. No person can douh'
this testimony, ami there IS no doubt about the
curative powers ofVEGErISE.
NANTIck. Mass. Jan. l, 1873
Mr.. 4 H. SrEyESs:
DEAR SIN We have good reason fo r regarding
vonr VlGErls medicine oi tho greatest vaiae
w. feel assured that t has been the means OF say
M. our sons lite. He - now seventeen years OF
nrc. tor the last two years he has suffered from
nerrost. OF ht. leg. caused by scroiulou- Affection
AMI ~a. So far reduced that nearly all that saw
him thought his recovery Impossible. \ council
OF able physicians could give u. but the faintcSi
bnre OF hi ever raIlylng two Of the number de
| cI,iring that he was beyond the reach Of human
J save MN A. he had yigor enough 10 endare
| him SE.ErISE and from that time To the present
| he has been continuously Improving. ne mas
| lately resumed hIs studies. thrown away cTut"hcs
/ AMI cane and walks about cheerful and strong.
though there t. stiu some discharge from ths
! opcptng where his limb was lanccd. We have tht
| fullest confidence thu in little time hs VIII b'
I perfectly cured. wv.
| lie has taken about three dozen bottles Q
| yEIETI<E but lately uses but liuic, a. he de
| f,trr that h. l. too wei To Ire taking medicine
Respectfully yours, b. :. BE>t.
MRS. l.. L. r BESI.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

a Springfield firm having the contract for
printing the postal cards, made foolish
calculation. and i. losing money by the
operation.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
Special aotifes. {!

The Confessions Of an Invalid.
Published as warning and for the benefit of
Young Men and others who suffer from Nervous
Complaints Debility, Loss OF Manhood. etc sup
PLYING the means Of self-curc. Written by one
who cured him self .fter undergoing considerable
quacdcry and sent free on receiving postpaid
directed envelope.
sufferer. are Invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Box l53
amos IL BrookIin. kings Co., n.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05

The printing of postal cards has been
suspended as the cardboard is not up to
contract.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
Sullivan Granite Company,

hPEClAL MEETING of the Stockhoi,
"a ders OF the Sullivan Granite Company is
hereby called TO be held at the Office of Arno Wis
well, Esq, In Ellsworth, in the State of Maine. on
Thursday, June 5th, A. u. 1873 at Q O'Clock +, NJ
to see whether or not the Stockholders will
to sell the entire real estate and personal proper
ty of the corporation, and to take all action in
reference thereto, which said meeting may ap-
prove and direct.
TRUMAN III. SIMPSON
sullivan May 18th, 1878. 3~2l Clerk
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STAGE NOTICE.

THE SUBsCKIBER will run q Carriage, for
j tie conveyance OF Passengers or freight,
from WeleAan to B1lsWoFeh, every Safer.
day and resuTn the tame day.
yEfTERSON h. HASLEM.
walthau, June I'd, ls7s. Inns.
Ellsworth American., 1873-06-05
Notice

A Ii persons indebted to me by Note or ac.
"A count OF One. Two, Three or -Four years
ment. as all Of the aforesaid unsettled this month
will be handed to Lawyer for collection on
hrst July next without exception.
HENRY SWAN.
Ellsworth June Sd, 1873. lm23
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NAIL COLUMBIA

And other Patriotic Airs sound best on the Su.
perior Instruments TO he purchased at the well.
known store of G. HAYNES 4 Co. where
FULL BRASS BANDS,
FULL ORCHESTRAS,
QUADkILLE BANDS.
QUINrETTE OKCHESTRAS
BANDS OF FOUR,
and all similar organizations will be furnished
not only with the best Instruments, bat with In
struction Books to learn them, Music to play on
them and all needed Materials for their repair
r9exLr q. HAYNES 4 CO..
(Op. the Court Heuse.) ~ CeaFs g.. Dsesen.
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