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State News.

We are Informed that on Tu esday the
papers leasing the Maine Central and all
Its branches 10 the Eastern Railroad for
nlnty-nine years, were signed and deliver
Ell ut foTtIand-thus consummaii NJ the
transfer For sometime there has been \
movement in Maine Central stock which
i now largely held by Boston parties. II
Is understood that the management o T this
road Will be the same that OF the East
ern. Judge Rice will for sometime be alb
sent on the Pacific Railroad. but it is limited
that he will eventually return to Boston
aud take charge of the whole road As
President. There is 10 be a revised time
table. The next movement is said TO be
Wv consolidation Of the Fnrnpean 4 North
American win the Eastern. though this is
not yet consummotcd, -Ls,cisf9n Journal.
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your people within the limits of the present
generation. Along the shores of the
beautiful little lake in the view of which
we now stand, are the graves OF sixty vic
tins Of Modoc barbarity. all murdered by
your immediate ancestors IN brutal acts.
They were peaceful emigrant men, women
and children. passing quietly through The
country, on the public highway. Tor
tnese many crimes, no adequate punish
meat has ever been sisleed on the guilty, ms
tribe, oreven individually upon the coun.,
try. The government has tacitly over
looked them. few years ago, regard
less ofthese acts OF .reachery, it gave you
a reservation land for q house, where "
You chose, you could have remained and
enjoyed the boun;ies of the government
unmolested. You all went upon the reser-
v..tion thus provided, and part Of vour
tribe have removed: but YOU aud yonr
band seem to have perferred the war path
on left the reservation, you spurned the
Kindness ofthe government. and even re-
sisted the soldiers In the execution of their
duty. while epdeavo riny to force you back
to the reservation. Iou fastened to fight,
emulating the bloody deeds of Your fathe.s
You again strewed the shores of Tule Lake
with the slain victims of your bloody band.
All those victims were peaceful, unsus-
pecung citizens. and were slaughtered
while at their daily ayocations. You then
He'd 10 your stronghold, the Lava Beds,
prepared for war. aud defined the power
ofthe government Still, the President at
Washington. ordered the soldiers to desist
until the peace commissioners could have
a talk with you, and if possible, avoid
shedding more blood. Their efforts were
fruiticss. After much delay and many at
tempts Mt Cancellation on their part, You
decoyed the commissioners into your
hands. Armed or unarmed, these acts
have placed you and your band outside the
J. > OF CIVILIZED warfare. In other words
You have made yourselves outlaws and AS
such, since my arrival here as the success
or OF Gen. Candy. (whom YOU murdered
with your own hands, | have made uure-
uniting war upon your race and upon you,
until at last you have been captured after
much expense to the government, and the
loss of many valuable lives. Now that
have recountcd TO you your history and
tina. of your tribe, the recent sets Of YOUR |
self and band, will close thi. interview
by informing You that have this day di-
feoted thai you and your coniederates,
members Of your band. be executed to- |
morrow at sunset, in presence of the
troops, your people and the assembled citi- |
zens OF the county.
While Was preparing list OF those | |
Intended TO execute, a courier arrived with |
Instructions from Washington: Hold |
the prisoners until further orders"
All know that we have captured the Mo. |
docs, and they will quickly learn the news
II the death penalty Is inflicted. The chas-
tsemcnt would result in mutGa, benefit TO
both Indians and whites.
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4 Terrible Disaster.

\ paiaful accident occurred Sunday after
noon. In what Is called 'numbcr ten" In
n the town of Calais. a dozen miles from
Montpelier. Vt. About 20 persons of all
ages were out upon a small pond for 4
pleasure ride using two boats which were
brJgcd together. One of the boats i'm.
mediately began 10 I'LL with water, and al
most before the party werc aware of ii
they were capsized. Five persons were
drowned. Many more were taken from
the water unconscious. bus wcr, restored.
All the bodies were recovered sunday
evening, except that of Lechout which will
probably be found this morning.
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correspondent OF the n. Y. Times
writes that one Of the graduates OF West
Point not long after the graduation exer-
cises. was seen on the piazza at Cozzens',
with the plainest Of plain clothing on. his
hat on the back of his head, his coat I'M
buttoned. his hands in his pockets. and
ferociously whistling, looking as IL he was
thoroughly enjoying the relaxation from
military primness in dress, 10 which he had
been forced for four years past 1t is the
only time have ever seen cadet daring
to indulge in the boyish pleasure OF whis-
Ting.
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MARK TwnN'S ENCOUNTER WIN A
Lowry FEMtNISE.-I got into the cars
and took seat in juxta position to A fe
male That females face was a perfect in.
surance company for her. 1t insured her
against ever getting married TO anybody
except blind man. Her mouth looked
Ike crack IN dried lemon, and there
was no more expression in her face than
there Is in 4 cup of cold custard She ap-
peared rs il she had been through one
famine. and got about two-thirds through
another. She was old enough to be q
grcat-Grandmother TO Mary that had n lit
lie Lamb. She WINS chewing prize popcorn.
and carried In her hand a yellow rose.
while baudbOx aud cotton umbrella
nestled sweetly by her side | couldn't
guess whether she was on mission of
charity OF going West To start saw-milI.
was full of curiosity to hear her speak.
so said The exigencies of the time rc
quire great circumspectiou In "A person
who IS travelling" SAYS she, "what 81
Says |, The orb of day shines resplrn-
dent in the vault above" She hi;ch.d
around uneasy Ike, then raised her UNI
brrlla and said, II don't want any OF your
'aSs-sit out" And got out
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AN INGENIOUS TRICk.--A Berlin photo
grapher IS reported to have made an inpcn-
ions trick To attract customers The artist
pretended he could make photographs Of
gentlemen 50 lifc.like that their dogs would
be able 10 recognize them. when these
were held up before the dogs Of the OWN
err, the dogs would was their tails and
Hex the pictures. The other photograph
ers OF Berlin. who were unable To perform
ANYTHING similar. watched their colleague
and finally discovered his secret IL was
very simple proceeding. All he did was
to cover the photographs with thin layer
OF lard, which the dogs OF course amelled.
and then licked off
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OUR COLLEGE CONN f.NcEMESTs. Seven.
ty-iirst anniversary OF Bowdoiu College
Brunswick: Sunday. July 6, Baccalaureate
sermon by President Chamberlain. Mon
DAY. July !, evening, Junior exhibition.
Tuesday, July 5, afternoon, address before
the alumni 10y Professor -. K. Goodwin,
followed by the annual alumni meeting ;
evening, concert by the Germania Band
followed by class reunions "Wednesday
july .. forenoon, Commencement oration,.
thursday, July 10, forenoon, meeting OF
Ihi Beta Kappa; afternoon, meeting OF
Maine Historical Society. Friday, july II
entrance examinations.
Tenth anniversary OF Bates College,
Lewiston: Sunday, June -, afternoon.
Baccalaureatc sermon by President Che.
ncy; evening. sermon before the rheolo IL
cal->chooi by the Rev. DIR. George II. Ball
OF New orA, editor of the Baptist Union.
Monday, June y, evening prize orations
OF the Juniors. Tuesday June %. fore
noon, meeting OF the trustees evening
concert by GilInore'- Band "Wednesday.
June -. forenoon, Commencement ora
tons evening, address by Colouel I. ",
liigginson before the united literary
societies. Thursday, jane 26. forenoon.
Alumni meeting, Grafton by the Rev. q. ).
RiAer and poem by Mr.. George W. Flint
evening, class day exercises. Il Press.
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DYSPEPSIA

SYMPTOMS-Wa ant of appetite rising of food
and wind from the stomach, acidity OF III. ston.
ach heartburn, dry ness and whiteness Of the ton
que in the morning, sense OF distension in the
stomach and bowels, sometimes rumbling and
pain; costyeness. which Is occasionally inter
rupted by diarrbGa: paleness Of the urine. The
mouth Is cammy, or has IA sour bitter taste.
other frequent symptoms are waterbrash, palpi
tation of the heart, headache, AMI disorders OF
the senses, as seeing double &c. There Is gene
raj debility, languor and aversion t. motion; de-
lection OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and CHIT
Iui dreams.
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What I know about Vegetine.
SOUTH BOSTON. May 8, 1870

SOUTH BOSTON, May >, 1870
II. r. STEVEN ESQ.,:
Dear sir-I have had considerable experience
with the vEGETINE. For Dyspepsia, General Dc
oility and impure blood, the VEGETINE is supe.
rior to anything which ever used. commenced
taking yEGETINE about the middle of last winter
and alter using a lew bottles it entirely cured me
of dyspepsia. and my blood never was in SO good
conciitions.s at the present time. 1t will AFFORD
me pleasure to give any further particulars reIa-
tive to what know about this good medicine, to
any one Who will call or address me at nv resi-.
dence 1856 Athens Street. Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
AVIS $50 Athens street.
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Sptfial Aotifes.
Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me ;. Jan. II, ls72.
II. X. STEVENS, Esq.
Dear SRI have had Dyspepsia in its worst
form for the last ten years, and have taken hun
dreds OF dollars worth Of medicine without OBJ
tanning any relief. In September last commenc-
ed taking the VEGETISE, since which time my
health has steadily improved. My food digests
we'll and have gained fifteen pounds of fesh
There are several others in this place taking the
VgGETISE. and ali have obtained relief.
Yours truly,
THOMAS L. MOORE
overseer of the Card Room, Portsmouth Co.,
Mills
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HONSUMPTION CAN BE CURE ~
sCHENCK,S PULMOMIC SYRUP,
SCHENCk'S SEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENCk,S MANDRAKE PILLS.


Are the only Medicines that will cure Puimon.
AIRY Consumption.
Sometimes medicine that will stop q cough will
often occasion the death ofthe pate ut. 1t locks
the liver, stops the circulation OF the blood he
rhage foliows and In fact clogging the action of
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes
OF two-thirds of the cases OF consumption. MANY
are now complaining with dull pain in the side
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too
loose tongue coated. pain in the shoulder blade,
feeling sometimes very rcstit and ut other times
drowsy the food that Is taken lies heavily on the
stomach accompanied with acidity and OF bcloh.
wind. These symptoms usually originate from
adisordered condition Of the stomach or a torpid
tive. Persons so affected IA they take one or two
heavy colds and II the cough in these cases be
suddenly stopped. the lungs, liver and stomach
clog and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient is aware of his situation the lungs are
mass OF sores and liberated and death is the in.
evitable result.
schcnck's Pulmonic syrup Is an expectoraut
winch does not contain any opium, nor Anything
calculated To check cough suddenly
schcnek.s Soaweed tonic dissoiyes tho food
mixes with the gastric juice OF the stoin ach d.
gcsts easily nourishes the system and creates n
healthy circulation of the blood. When the bow
els are ,ostive skin sallow and the patient Is OF
bilious Ia bat. sheuck's Mandrake Pills are re-
CURED These me dcincs are nrepaIed by Dr. j.
ii sCHENCh 4 son, Northeast corner OF sixth
and Arch streets, Fhila. Pa-.and tor sale by Geo
Z. Goodwin h Co. Is Hanover St BOSTON and J
=. Henry, sCollege place \. ", Wholesale Axts
FOR sale by Druggists generally sp no. Iomoil
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FEEL Myself A NEW MAN.

SASTICK, Mass, June LIST, ls72.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earnest per
suasion of Rev. l.. 5. Best, of this place, l have
been taking vEGETINE for Dyspepsia, of which
have suffered for years. l have used only two
bottles, and already feel myself new man. Re
spectfnlly,
DIR. j. W. CARTER
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

Published "a Warning and for the benent o,
Young Men aud others who suffer from Nervous
Complaints, Debility, Loss OF Manhood, etc. sup.
plying the means OF sclf-cuTc. Written by one
VINO cured himself after undergoing considerable
guacdcry, and sent free receiving "A postpaid
directed envelope
Sufferer. arr invited 10 address the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Box 1873
hmos.ii BROOKLYN. Kings Co, N. Y
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Notice.

PROPOSALS Will be received until the 3o,h
L OF June, for building Meeting HOUSE L
sa!sbury's Cove. Plans and Specifications can he
seen at the store Of J W. wood or By calling on
the building committee. The Committee reserve
the right 70 reject any or all bids
SAMUEL y. EMERY
ISAAC HOPKINS, Ruudlnv
HOBART YOU Ntf
q. ". I. RICHARDS COMMITTEE.
O. T.. THOMAS.
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Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the use OF VEGETINE. Her declining health was
a source Of great anxiety to all her friends, A
few bottles of the vE0ETINE restored her health
strength and appetite n. Ii. JILDEN,
Ins and Real Estate Agt,, 20 Sears Building
Boston, Mass, June s, 1872.
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A Lecture was recently delivered be-
fore the New York Liberal Club, by J. b.
Wolf, on "Gradsated Taxasio~.n Our As
SCISSORS delivered the same lecture to our
taxpayers on the 10th Of June.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world
me oniy True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Rel.
anle ana instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
dicnIous tnts or unpleasant odor. Re needles the
III eaects OF BAL tyes and washes Produces IMxE-
pIArkLr a superb BLACK or NATURAL BROWN
ana ieases ihe hair CLEAN. SOFT AND REAUriPUL.
The genuine sis ned ". \. Bstcheler sold by Ali
bfhgsists sp no t6-ly
CuAS. BACHELOR Prup Ny
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Freedom Notice.

In consideration Of two hundred dollars to me
PAID by sullivan Green smith oil Deer Isle Ne /
this day give hun his time till he is twenty.one
years Of age. shall claim none of his wages nor
pay any OF mis- debts from this date.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Attest SULLIVAN GREEN.
Green's Landing, June I'd, 1873. 2y2t.
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To GEE. IS. Ns'r5egin, Constable Of the
Citg u EIlocorth.
VOu are hereby required in the name of the
state Of Maine. to notify and warn the ishahi-
tauts OF the City Of Elsw prth qualified TO vote In
CITY AnAIrs, to Assemble 40 several " ards in said
Guy, on Thursday. t.,c twcnty-siNth day of June.
A. u. 1873, Al ten O'Clock in the forenoon. fol
loss.
Ward /. At the Brick school House on Pine 81
ward 3 Al the Common Council Room.
Ward :. At Browns Hall.
Wart I, At the school House near Elisha Tour.
tclottes.
ward 5, at the school House near Erastu4 Red
mans.
10 vote by ballot. those In favor voting yea and
those "pposei voting NO" upon the foI,owiug.
proposition. To wit,
t. see II the city will vote tn rc=cind the order
passed by the City Council to abolish the school
District system.
The Alderman OF said cty will be in session at
the Aldermen, Room on rdrh the three seen
lar day., next proceeding said day OF clection,
from TWO to Ave o'clock IN the forenoon To-
receive evidence OF the qualifications OF the
voters whose names are not On the Ii.t
hlvcn under our hand, this sixteenth day OF
June. y H., 1873. MONROE lotNG. Mayor.
EHAsTt~ RTpMAN
\ W. UsUN,S
lSAACl. MURcu
81 rFn.
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Tax Collectors Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that | am authorized
IN by vote of the City Council to make a ais :.
count OF five per cent. on all taxes paid be fore
July l, 1873 three per cent. all taxes paid be-
lore sept |, 1873; two per cent on all taxes
paid before Nov. !. 1873. On all taxes which remain
unpaid after January |, ls1t. interest will be ad
ued al rate OF twelve per cent. per annum.
WIN. o. MCDONALD, Collector of Taxes
Al The ONCE adjoining Ellsworth savings Bank
every afternoon from two to i've O'Clock for the
purpose of receiving taxes. 3w2t
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SULLIVAN GRANITE COMPANY,

THE Stockholders Of the Sullivan Granite Com
i pany are hereby notified that the ANNA,
meeting OF said Company for the choice of officers
for the ensuing year, and the transaction of any
other business which may legally come before
said MEG ting, will be held in the City OF Portland
IN the state OF Maine, at the Office of Hon WIN
ls,5; 70 wit July 9Th, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ
TRUMAN IL. SIMPSON
Clerk Of SullivaAlGranite Companv.
Sullivan, June 10. 1878. sWal
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-Grass throughout the State Is reported
as looking finely and promises large
crop of hay.
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Co
state Of Maine.
state

ENECJ TIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, June ), lS12.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
viii be- heidi at the -:-I-.. .EAys-s in Augusta
on fucsday, the I'm day % June inst, at 10
O'Clock. \. VI. 2wag
ann. GEO a STACY s..rrntnr, ~ 80
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Over S2OO,OOO,OOO
Of Property has been successfully Insured bv
this Comp any in % years.
1900 Losses by Fire
promptly aud honorabIy Paid.

The GIRARD has Transacted business through A
system of agencies for nearly twenty wears and
been represented IN most important Towns and
Giles OF the Union, yet NO FIRE, not even that of
Chic ago or Boston, has impaired lis capital or
weakened its resources. On the other hand A
surplus equal to its capital ia still main aimed
and stockholders receive their usual dividends.
The Directors of this Company are happy in be
ing able to state that the business of this Office
was never more prosperous than during the year
just closed. and while the Boston Fire" made
some inroads upon our treasury, AMI slight adj
necessary. tput our patrons will at all times and
them reasonable.
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CELEBRATIONS.

'I'hE Mariastlc Sewing Circle viii have a Din
ncT, and good time generally, in Parson5i
nroTe on the coming ith OF July, to which all are
invited TO participate.
2Wah. pr o-,ta- ~ t.,,
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A fast train every morning is to deliver
the newspapers in Philadelphia at break
fast time; we trust the enterprise may
prove successful.
The Departments Of the City aud County
governments Of Brooklyn ask for the fol-
lowing amounts for the ensuing year:
The Police Department, S6s6,s5O. 81
Charities. e46o,67l 10. County 1923. s6I,
81; Fire department, esle. 800, 90, Total o., :
ass, $3.50; an elegant amount for some
one to steal lNsIpER.
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l.Ouldshoro, Pro.pccI IIa rhnx

t!ouidsboro, Prospect Harhor
We learn that the citizens OF this
pleasant village, design celebrating the
fth, OF July in the good old fashioned
waV.
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PROGRAMME /:
MUSIC.
PRAYER.

PRAYER
Latin salstatory, James Berry
MUSIC.
Ontion-True Worth Of Character.
- G.. W. johnson
E@ay-I Influence of Early Impressions,
Addie +. Hahn
yy.s.ol-lr rue ner0tsm, j. NJ Brown.
ksay-uEden heasers, Alice b. Gardner
MUSIC.
Standardization Lincoln, J. l.. Hiyyins
Essay-Making Garden, julia n. WiSgin
Orstion-Fall of Granada, V. q. Eaton
S"'-hi'''e" Rocks, Matte l.. Arey.
MUSIC.
Oration-Ruins, w. II Cravt,r,
Essay-To-day and Tomorrow. Eyie =. smith
Orrtbn- Horace Greeley. H. A. Wing
Essay-Earth's Benefactors, Hattie b. Kinks.
MUSIC.
Orstiop--Catholicism s.U. SAWYER.
Naledictory Address, LII. W. Wharf
MUSIC.
BEN.DIcrIoN.
The Trustees intend to complete the
grading OF the grouads. aud to make them
more attractive by shading and orua-
menring.
At their annual meeting held during the
week, the Trustees started a ball, which
Immediately made material progress. that
l have but little doubt will roll up n further
endowment OF $50, 900.
The next term OF East Maine Conference
seminary VIII commence Aueu 9Th.
Capt. Geo. Nicholas. who died in n. v.
OF apoplexy. has been brought home and
buried this week. P.HW
BUcKsPoRr, June 18th, 1873.
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
Cor. Cross and Fore SIS
Portland, Maine.

This House built since the great
INN Fire, has recently been leased by the
IllN undersigned and extensive aitera.
USel tons are now being made, which
bwhen completed will make the House
one OF the most convenient, and well arranged in
the state. Will be entirely renovated, new Furpi.
tire added, and kept Hotel should be kent
VIII easily accommodate One hundred and FIT v
Guests. The Reading Room will be supplied with
every Daily Paper published in the State Open
June LIST, 1873.
WIN. +. HUSsEY.
Recently Clerk Augusta House.
3mos2l TERMS, -, Per Day,
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Voluntary letter OF Acknowledgment, from Bos
ton Merchants to the "tiirardf for their PROMPT
ness in being the first Company to pay their
losses by the great fire.
BOSTON, December 6. 1872.
To the Agents Girard Insurance Company No. o
state Street. Boston.
sS- The prompt adjustment and payment Of our
respective losses by the Girard Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia amounting TO more than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, demands OF
us At least passing notice.
They had evidently secured a good ahare Of our
state tn the tnsuring public that IL has not been
misplaced. Alfred :. Giliett, VicePresldent and
AMI Treasurer of the Girard together with your-
selves, lose time in repairing losses at toe
earliest moment possible. thu. adding to our OBJ
legations, and Strengthening our opinion that
your aim is to insure your patrons safety and
to pay promptly. la thus you likewise siren CITIZEN
business confidence and receive the respect tie
commercial world.
tsignedl
JOIN ACINSEs Co. WALES, NINor Co.
CHURCHILL, WATSON WALLS. MISOT Co.
CO., Agents
{. =. HOyEr Co. BLAKE. 4 FEssENDEN.
ANDERSON, HEATH Il HARDING, GRAY
co. DEWEY.
LELAND, ALLEN 4 /. FAxoN. Jr., Agent tor
BATES. klucs 4 Co.
MARCH Bros. PIERCE h. = A. n. BATCHEL-
a Co. LER 4 Co.
FARLEY. AMsDFS 4 Co. q. II. ". BATES & Co
NJ AHsHALL & CUTTER. j. T. THOMrsON.
j. W fItAiTOS Co. Caldwell 4 SAWYER
ADAMS Y CHUTE. SHAW, TAYLOR Co
KSAPr BROTHERS
Policies issued and losses adjusted and paiI By
G. &. DU - RlLA, Agent ana Attorney,
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New Hotel in Ellsworth +,
+ X a u X LIN HOU Sc,
b. +. GRAY, Proprietor,

The Proprietor would announce to his friends
and the public generally that he has just complet-
ed.his New Hotel, and is now prepared to furnish
all who may desire il with First Class Entertain
ment, everything throughout the House
Bath Room. with Hot or Cold water, and all Mod.
ern improvements.
In connection with the House, Is new and
improved stable, and carriage house
Competent Hostlers always on hand.
tf2} IL r. GRAY