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FASHIONS.


NEBRASKA. Sept. 5, 1873.
10 The Editor Of the american -
The hot weather of August is over and
the genial rays Of the September sun are
rpening the bountilul crops which reward
the patient toll of the sturdy farmers The
summer has been very pleasant. the rain
.all has been principally in the night in
sufficient quantities 10 promote the growth
Of vegetation, without causing any I'M
pleasant dampncss or unhealthy vaporiza-
tons
Along the Platte Valley the vast corn
fields and large stacks of wheat and oats
attest the fertility Of the once 50 called
Great American Desert" Through the
agency OF the developing mind and cult
waiting hand Of man this hitherto unknown
region Is fast becoming the garden OF the
west. The valley at this point is about
six miles wide and from the bluffs which
rise from one 10 two hundred feet Ia height,
fine view may be had OF the valley for
over iilly miles in extent.
The crops promise well. notwlth,tand-
ing, raids Of migratory grasshoppers to
the contrary. Wheat this year produces
from twenty TO thirty-fvc bushels per acre ;
corn, more than average; potatoes. not u
large crop but OF excellent quality, while
garden crops show a iinc yield.
Emigration to this State continues una
bated, As an example OF how towns arc
built in the west, in this county where one
year ago the antelope and deer ran free a.
air, hearney Junction I, now A thriving
village of over eight hundred inhabitants,
With all departments Of industry to be
found IN eastern towns Of half century,
growth.
Nebraska i justly becoming noted for
it, numerous line school buildings which
dot the prairie, here and there, like white
sails upon the ocean, and for the interest
OF the people in educational matters gem
orally. Though young IN it, Development
of resources, it is doubtless, ere long, 10
stand one of the foremost in the galaxy OF
republics which so to make up our glorious
union. {. ". :
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State Senators Elected.

state Senators Elected.
Andro>coggin-W William II. Rounds Of Mi
not. Edmond Russell of
Lewiston.
Aroo-took-I. ;. Arnold.
Cumbcflaud-H H. Burgess Of Portland,
William Goold of Windham.
W. ". eros. of Bridston
:. \. llol1rook of Freeport.
Frankliu-Albion DYER Of Strong.
Hancock-A. II. Whitmorc- OF Verona. l..
\. Emery of Ellsworth.
kcunebec-A. IL. Abbott OF Augusta. f.
7. Webb OF Waterville.
knoX-N Moses Webster OF Nnalhaven.
Lincoln-Frcderick Kent OF Bremen
Oxford-Inuathan X. Martin OF Eumforl.
Enuch Foster jr.. of Bethel
Penobscot-Charles shaw of Dexter .Ioab
w. Palmer of Bangor, George
Cutler of Midway. Sohn Nor
ri>pu OF Corinih.
PiScataquis to-~ Of Abbot
observation-disclosures +. Carr OF Bowdoin-
Somer>et-l>iac Palmer of No. Arson.
Sullivan Iothrop' Of 1t. Al
bans.
Waldo-,Iamcs VI. Cofiin. Of Thorndike.
L. N. Boyle OF Belfast.
Wa>hington-Iloracc Harmon Lubec,
John IL. Craudon. OF Column
bia FAILS.
N~-'' lniirT -tr yst: ofG..lJe1}yd JnliI.
son OF sanford.
All republican nominees except Lothrop
of -. Adams.
'Re-clectcd.
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Inc Household Pamacea,
AND
Family Linimenf

Is me best remedy in the world for the follow;n,
complaints. viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Santns
acn ram In the Stomach. Bowels or side Rhan
mat,sm in all its forr 5, Bilious lie. Nenrainia
1Snolera, Dysentery. Colds, Fresh Wonnds
nnfhs, sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprain ;
External use. eihai ana
us operation is not only to relieve the NATHAN,
pul ehtireiy removes the cause of the comnla;nt
s.oirihhg healthy action to all its parts and
Vegetable and All Healing. Prenarad purely
CURTIS & BROWN "
Eors.,. ;, ~ No. us Fulton Street, New York
eeAssS spr o1y2S
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AT meeting of the corporators of the
Calais and Eastport Il. X. Co.. Sept. LIST,
pursuant to the call. the charter was ac-
cepted. The following named persons
were chosen directors: NIB. Mutt. C. C.
Norton. j. w. Hinkley, C. b. Paine. E. C
Pike, E. E. Shead, c. III. Dyer, G. S. Hut
son, SD. Leavitt. 5. d. Leavitt. was
chosen President; Z. c. Pike, Treasurer;
z. E. Shead, Clerk.
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Mayor Young's Card.

A. tie somewhat remarkable card Of
Mayor Young, has excited some altcn-
ton and some comment from The Pres,
throughout the State, it may he proper
to allude to the Status of the temperance
reform in this city, TOR the information
of those abroad.
Ever since the organization of our
city government. the authorities have
generally enforced the liquor law to a
greater or les degree, but none have
been able entirely to suppress the sale
OF intoxicating liquors. On the election
of Mayor Young, it WAS loudl pro-
claimed that the traffic must and SIoaId
cease, and to his credit be it said. tor a
time, percep,ible diminution OF viola
tion- of law and iutoxication was ap-
parent. The srog-shops We're closed
and the thirsty went about the streets
Tie guilty were arrested. tried, iincl.
and Tor the most part appealed. O,
course, the opposi ion 81 hose whose craft
was in danger. was aroused and much
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Mayor in liz action. With this. We
have nothing 10 do. Every citizen must
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Thirty Years Experie OF an
old Nurse.

Mrs, VinslOw's Soothing syrup 4. ths
urescrjptiom Of one of the best Female Phvsi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never falling
safety and success by millions OF mothers and
children. from the feeble infant OF one week old
to the adult 1t corrects aeidity Of the stomach
relieves wind collie regulates the bowels. aud
gives rest health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe it to be the Best and surest
Remedy in the World, In all cases of DYSEN-
Terry and DfARRHEA IN CHILDREN, wheth
er IL arises fro Teethng from any other
causes. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unlass the acsimIle
of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the ontside wrap
per. Sold by all Medicine dealers. spnoly2S
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The Graphic Balloon a Failure.
struck the Wrong Current.


NEW YORK, Sept. Il,
The work OF Initiating the transatlantic
balloon was resumed this morning on the
Captolne grounds, Brooklin. Forty
thousand cubic leet of gas have been fore
ed in. Everything j. IN readiness. and it
Is arranged that the ascension will take
place between four and six o'clock. 1t
IA, been decided TO abandon the car aud
paper canoe. J.. being feared that the
weight attached was too great for the ear
ryiug capacity OF the balloon.
The work Of initiating the balloon goes
steadily Oh. There i, a large force ct men
on the ground In answer to a question,
Donaldson said. n am determined to
make the trip this afternoon. Everything
is in our favor, and by midnight | expect
to be well on my way 70 Europe
LATER.
An immense crowd of people went to
Brooklyn, to-day, to see the balloon in
Hated. Many estimated the number as
high aS 1000. The streets. avenues, aud
on the house tops in the vicinity, and many
roofs Of high buildings IN this city were
covered with people with glasses to view
its promised ascension. The process Of
initiating commenced this morning and
continued during the day and afternoon.
Many people believed there would be
bonaiide ascension, but Others were skcp-
teal, owing to the tact that when Prof.
Wise aud son appeared at the gate of the
ground, they We're driven away by orders
Of those in charge OF the balloon.
AT ten minutes past four the balloon
suddenly Swayed - the north, and ripped
half way around, with great tearing
sound, and tell Hat upon the ground.
The immense volume of gas. which mad
been pumped into II, nearly 400 900 feet ,
escaped a. the same moment, nearly sutiu-
eating those who stood on the lee side
Police inspector Folk and police commits
sioncr Briggs held but an instant before
they shifted their positions, and thus e.
capped being buried in the netting and can
Nl~~.
The crowd made general rush over the
rope, with the intention Of tearing up the
balloon into small pieces, and carrying
them OF az mCntoes, but the strong
force Of police on the ground charged
and drove them back, but not before many
succeeded.
Mr. Steiner who had contracted 10 I'M
the balloon, said that il would be all folly
to attempt another imitation a. the bag va,
not made Of proper material, so the en-
terpri-c is abandoned Tor the present.
Those having charge Of the undertaking
have made a great deal Of money out OF
II.
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We do not see why our coftempora-
lies persist in CHASING our Representa-
tive ii. VI. Hall, Esq, among the Demo-
Gratis. He voted for the Republican
candidate for Governor and has repeated
ly and openly avowed himself a Repub-
lican in principle.
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1t is said Wagner will be brought up
for sentence at the Court to be held at
Alfred, next week. 1t is rumored that the
Law Court will override the exceptions in
his case.
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Often look Pale and SicL
stomach. "oinis III the
BROWNS vERMIFUGF CoNrtTs
VII WI uestroy orms without injury to the child
oelhs perfectly WHITE, and free from an cninr
,xer y, injurious ingredients usually used in
cohlis BROWN, Projectors,
81, No. 10 Fulton Street, New York.
medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX.
spnOly2S
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Auburn has purchased the Edward
Little Institute for $4,000, and will devote
it to the purposes of High School.
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VOLUME 10.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reli.
able and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
d,culous tlnts or unpleasant odor. Remedies the
III effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces IaME-
ptArELf superb BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN,
anu lea'es the hatr CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL,
The genuine slsned W. A. Bateheer. Sold by all
Druggists. sp no p,-1y
CHAS. BATCHEIOR Prom NY
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Freedom Notice

A ~ ,;r gwen my minor son, Patrick Murphy
- ms time from and after this dav natifn ply ~,
persons, That shall claim none ofhia $500 an
anu snail pay no debts Of his contracting. .
Ellswor,h s. WIN. MURPHY.
~0fleuiotF IL, 1873. 3w}st
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MOTHERS READ THIS

ZEE? xI.iEs's sAs7 syaCP
on hand, and your children will never be sick n
WIN instantly cure sour stomach, dysentery grin
teethins. Pleasant to take Coptaines M ,,i,,,
81 morphine lie lleye5 your child by curing M.
py causing II to sleep, its restored health ami
thrifty growth viii soon indicate. sold bv drnr-
gl's. Price 80 cents per bottle, sIno s mos ~
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7hA 49, tft W. -
Fremont. ldi l25 - ~
Tys uiou. 81 - - l.
" altman, @ - Il -
No. :, Is ; II
a565 1920 2ll7 1911 .
The Next Legislature.
The following representatives have been
elected TO the next Legislature.
ANpRo>CoGGIN.
Republicans, ..
Lewi>ton-W. +. Prcssey.. \. ID. Corn
sh. !. J.. II. Cobb.
Auburn-lsaiah Woodman. i. +. Sturgis.
Livermore-Calob smith
Poland Adna I. Dcnuison.
Iisbon-Olivcr X. Small.
Wales. &c.-Davil ;. Sanborn.
ARoosrook.
Ryubic1ns
NATURALIZATION Powers.
Sherman-L. II. Caldwell.
Fort Fairticld-Dluicl Libby.
LpipeHdeHi.
Van Buran-Petcr Charles kecgan'
Pressure Isle. :. Judd.
Dla,crHs.
We,ton-Daniel J. Bar Ser.
FrcUchyillc-B ruuo Ouiiettc.-
CUMBERLAND.
Republicans.
Portland-WIiiam W. Thomas. ir...
stanley +. puilcn. James d. Frsscnden.-
" r-tou +. Millikeu.' Chas. \. Walden.
Yarmouth. Ac.-Dayid G.. Loriug.
Niniham-Charie> Rogers.
t,nrhlm-Mrrrll + Files
Nr>throoh john l. Warren
Brd-iou-Bcui. &. stone.
brunswick Henry Caryii,c.
C-,co-R. G. Scrhucr.
Frecror-G-o. Alirich.
u I.-rrts
cape E'.zlbcth-r b. Haskell.
prrrin.-S"lomau Stuart.
N.andi-h-O. Il. Phnncy.
\. Glpuce>ter-l. II. kci.h-
STatOpr6-W nj. M0uItuu.
Naplcs-O. Il. Lane.
FEANKIIN.
E.pa5ljcaas.
Witou-Geo. b. Frrnald.
Farm.ngton-rhomas Croswcll. jr.-
oug-Benj 1min Hunter.
Templc-Samuel +. Small.
D.nocrsts
hngiieid-Emerson Bradbury.
HANCOCK.
Republicans.
Ell>worth-H. NJ Hall.
fremont. &c.-Jame, +. Clark.
Gnulds born-W. J.. Guptill
Alrora-fiha-. 7. ~il>by.
>Hrry-Samuel " I>son.
BHcH-ppTt &c.-Johu " Wentworth
yille-RporrJ l.. B.odgett.
ohm NJ. Hutchinson.
Dsmocra's.
Deer I,lc-Wiliam Babbridse
kLNNLEEc.
Republicans.
AuguSta-Jam", W. North.
Kome-Eidridsc Blaisdrll
decentralization Crowcll.
liallowcll-Iohn ;. Snow
Manchr,.er-l. Warren Hawkes.
Gardiurr-N. O. Mitchell
NieuuI-Iicnry DoN>t
observation-disclosures G.. Abbott.
Hd,p.alct.
Augusta. II. Williams.
Democrats.
Pht~ton William Grant.
". Wateryi.le-W. Maclrtny.
Chind-B. l.. Tibbei~.
KNOX
Repablicans
Rockland-Philo Thur>ton
North Haven--Nelson Mullin.
Union-G. W. Halves.
Camden-Fred T.. Richards
d m0cr1ts.
Rockland-Samucl Bryant.
Cushn.-Selden ID Hunt.
Thomasron-Bradford X. Kalloch.'
Hopc-We>tbra IL. Bartlett.
LINCOLN.
Republicans.
BriStol-AleXander Yates.
Bremen Daniel Keen.
Newcastle-Richard Bailey.
Westport-James McCarty.
Democrats.
Acknowledgements Welt.
Dresden-Enoch Il. Meserve.
OXFORD.
N-a,,-r,.- Or.i,, ro,.or
WooJstocLH0 q Uopobton
Porter Ne Moses WnnItor
canton, &c.-John r. swasey.
Hebron, &c.-Samuel p. Cushman.
Loyell-Iames #. staarns.
Do,oocrots
p.;- 70 r.,
Watarford-A Kimham i''
pr>npscop
ReDublicaps.
Bangor-Silas C. Hatch. franklin A
wilson.
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Caution,

WHEREAS my wife Mary Z. Davis. has le,,
arc my nv PED and board: Therefore all persons
as shall pay no bill of her CONTRACTING from ~
oate (signed) '''''
Attest 20. B. TROTT, 10
Orland, Aug. IA. 1871 sws7.
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Phipsburg- George A. Spinney.
Bowdoinham-George l.. Whitmorc.

Phipsburg- George A. Spinney.
Bowdoinham-George l.. Whitmore.
SOMERSET.
Republicans.
Fairficld-Wm. Connor.
Skowhegan-Iliram knowlton.'
Palmyra-Norris Keen.
Embden. &c.-John Pierce.
Concord-Benj. +. Atwood.
Athens-John Pierce.
Democrats.
Concord &c.-Orrin o. Nittum.
New Portland-Chas. X. Porter.
Ripley-Daniel Lewis.
Independent.
Norridgwock-Joh Robbins, jr.'
IL RpHblieans.
Belfast NJ Boardman.'
Searsport and Stockton-William McGil-
very.
Winterport and Frankfort-IIramT Treat.
Palermo class-Edward W. Pinkham.
Swanville class-,Josiah Nickerson.
Prospect-Timothy b. Grant,
Democrats.
Troy-Jason Estes.
Montville class-H. L. Cove.
Lincolnville class toombs.
l>lesboro-Calvin W. Sherman.
WASHINGTON.
Republicans.
Calais-W. J. Corthel.
herrytield-Samuel \. Campbell"
Columhia-Ioseph W. Coffin.
+. Machias-F. Loring Talbot.
Pembroke Moses =. Wilder.
Lubec-D. VI. Young.
Democrats.
Machiasport-A Arthur Moore.
Addi>on--Georee l.. Tabbut.s
Bailcyville-John ID. Lawlcr.
Passports. ID. Leayilt.
YORK.
Republicans.
Saco-iyorv Lord
kittery-Mark Wentworth.
kcunebuuk. Nc.-AlbiOn X. Gle.
Biddelord-B. +. Hamilton, T.. +. Pills
bury.
No. Observation-Disclosures !lurd.
Lebanon John ). Parker
Acton-Caleb /. Burbank.
torni>h-Calyin T.. Woodbury..
l.imington-Joab Black.
Interchangeable II. Johnson.
Alfrcd-A. Gle.
Democrats.
kcnncbunkport-C Is. Carll'
Buxton aud Iiollis-tharlcsW ". Mckcn-
ney.
South BcrwiCk-Thomas J. Goodwin.
Corinth- ID. ". D'BrIon.
WeUS-Traiton Hatch.
Reelected.
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Special n !
ID Il III . VI n
AWARDED Hl run
American Institute.
To ). w MCKEE.

En1r0ld3rllg and FlQtIlg Machines.
err mat ID the ltnI "
Exhibition OF l<s2
''"h r ''A' T. Re. Ncey. T. \. Barnard, Pres
9AHur' y. lI.Lnan torres pDnIIng >eCy.
NtW York, November 70. ls7a
THIS simple and ingenious Mach ne IS as useinl
a tue sewing A.chInc, and Is fast bee omlng pop
u'' Win IilteS, IN ths place Of pcu-iye Needle
""IA' ~ WoFk being much more handsome, re-
HuIrin5 less iunc AMI not one tenth part the cx.
it. \ Machine with illustrated circular ana f,II
lh'trn' t.'h' 'rnt N receipt Of ., u- finished in
SILVER plate ipr SIS
A4iFess, The MCKEE MANUFACTURING co
800 Broadway, New York
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disasters, or the many tragic ends of human
lives which were daily taking place, had
sufficient power to rouse the people from
the exciting campaign through which we
have just passed, but now peace once more
reigns in our midst.
POMoLoGY.
Music and horticultural Halls were.
during three days of last week, transform
ell into scene OF tropical luxuri ance by
the American Pathological Society. The
exhibition was fine one. On the evening
Of the last day it was brought to close by
grand banquet in Music Hall. A fine
collation. was served for not less than eight
hundred people, and able speeches were
made by President Wilder, Gov. Wash
burn, Mayor Pierce and others, The
whole affair throughout was grand sue
cess.
FASHIONS.
As yet we have seen very little of the
styles. Redingotes and the Polonaise will
be worn, made of Tricot or some thick
material, for outdoor wear. Everything
will be trimmed with large buttons or jet
trimmings. Bows of ribbon either plain.
stripped or shaded, are now worn at the
throat. with long ends which extend to. or
below the belt. Double breasted garments
are still worn. The son dress goods and
alpaccas will be in vogue this fall aud
winter. Basques are still used for both
out and indoor wear. In fact one can
hardly be out of style. T..
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Caution.

A II persons are forbidden trusting. BOARDING or
in1 10 'i E 1Ip5rIng David Demco, pauper belong
nrov ~ I1ss~orth as suitable provision has teen
t,itv ~ E,i III MIN NO bills will be paid by the
oi'y oi Ellsworth, on his account. ''e
nv o,1s., J. l.. MOORE
Sept. Is, 1873. u H'i7m orth.
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EXCITEMENT ON BOARD.

Inc vessel was here stopped by order of
the Commander, when the sound of human
voices was heard in the distance. \ boat
was Instantly lowered. 1t was about o
CLOCK IN the evening, and amid the GREAT
est excitement, Commander Greer ex
CLAIMED: Il see their house; two tents
gre clearly perceptible, and moving human
n9ute> can be seen on the mainland near
Llttleton Island" There was cousjderahIe
eNultation on board AZ this announcement.
In an hour afterwards the boat returned
from the shore, but only brought disap-
polntment to the eager crowd that await
Gu me Intelligence. Captain Buddington
ana MS party had gone SOUTH in the mid
die OF June last, in two boats, hoping 70
meet friendly whaling vessels to carry
them to Newfoundland. The rigress's
ooat was again manned, accompanied this
time BY Commander Greer and Esuuimaux
Joe VINO was to act as Interpreter. A
crowd or EsquimauX, consisting of five
men, TWO women and two children, greet
eu ihem on their arrival at the shore.
where they FOUND house, abandoned and
presenting lnteriOrly a scene of the widest
confusion; broken Instruments Law on TIA
moor, while the remains of mutiIatod
loS-oooK We're scattered about in every
direction. The EspuimauX had come from
roma bay, and remained with the Bind
ulngton party all Winter. The house con-
tained a store-room, a ships galley stove.
and tables and chairs. taken from tho
folarls. There were fourteen hunks rang
ed along each side of the chief apartment
Only half an hour was spent in searching
FOR records by the commander and his
men. Esquimaux Joe conversed with his
klnsfolk present briefly; but the boat was
quickly ordered away. This party from
the llgress picked up what curiosities they
could and returned to the ship. The boat
was manned third time, and this marty
PICKED up some torn diaries. all reference
TO the death of Captain Hall being DESTROY
ed. with the exception of a torn memo
randum, setting forth an agreement he
tween Buddington and Chester to continne
the search for the north pole, nothing of
importance was discovered
THE sUNKEN POLARIs.
The EsquimauX pointed out the spot
where the Polaris had sunk, and stated
that Captain Buddington had given them
the ship; but that when the ice broke up.
in the middle of July, she fioated into a
small cove and went down. A small ice |
berg had grounded on the wreck. which
lies in about nine fathoms of water. No |
attempt appears to have been made to-I
examine the position of the wreck. and |
nothing was ascertaiped as to how the |
Winter was passed, the Whereabouts of the
missing men, or how they spent their time |
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me me Ne" Kennedy For Ilupfure.-A most
TiiPoItaht Invention. Sold BY the Elastic Trus.
rupture absolutely IN ease and comfort, night a nd
Jay, AT all times, and under all circumstauces
without any exception whatever IN any case and
should never be taken OF during the short time
requisite 10 effect permanent cure SEM bv mai
circulars Tree. Any Druggist Physician will
order this new Truss for YOU without charpr "'''
sp no COW lyIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-18

The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use oi cheap and dangerous
OILS IN the United states, IS appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Comul,-
-'""ar- throughout the country recommend the
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Darts from the DGVlE Or Cupid Abused

bo"k just issued, exposing the PERSON AIsu
that nave appea:et IN the New York Newcomers g.
,heir history and lesson. stylish Villain. full.
exposed Advertisements from sper ate
men q beautiful women; Claudestine meetings.
no" lru. irated; The History OF the Goodrich
Tragedy the result OF a personal" Descripfion
corruption. sent on receipt OF 50 ca AdIde-.
lnllue Printing unnsn- ~ ~ -'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-18

Everything and everybody has finally
settled down into quiet and the old style
of doing things, since the Worcester Con-
vention and Washburn's nomination; but
prior to that, no one could think or speak
of anything else than Butler and WASH
burn. Not even the frightful railway
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MAIL 1ARsANaEMENTs.-Ihe Northern

MAIL The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ; CLOSES
IL A. H.. 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens
A. NJ, $50 T. NJ; closes A. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens A. NJ, 1890 P. NJ. ;
CLOSES 6, 1.30 P. A1. Greenville opens
GAS P. NJ; closes A. NJ. Wilmington
opens4 P. NJ; closes 10 30 A. M. On
Sunday open from 30 to 80 P. NJ.