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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24


Acomplete assortment Of AArbleIEed Iron and
Slate Nantes, Slate HearthS and other OTnAmen'
tai Castings at manufacturers prieee.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated ACORN COOK
STOVE, e2trA large, burns wood or Goa, exten'
sion tops, hot water reservoir, &C. Also the
following COOKING and Heating Stoves:
.-5s COOK STOVES.
Eureka, Gi1es, wood or coal.
ToFchllRht, 8 sizes, wood or coal.
Trople, Improved, 3 siEeB, coal only
Defiance, 3 gl1e8, wood. ~
National, 3 sizes, wood.
Improved Olive Branch, wood, sizes, plain
Improved olIyO Branch, wood, sizes, s1tsn.
sion top.
La Belle, wood, sizes.
America, wood, sizes.
Kentucky, wood, siEes.
\ HEATING STOVES.
Wheeling Franklin, parler, SGiEsS.
Model PAtlor No 2, siEe.
DINING-ROoM STOVES.
Bachelor, : SlEes. -I.r
OFFICE, WARE ROOM, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH STOVES.
BelIout coal, . sizes BURNSIDE, Goa, SlEeS.
Sunshine coal, 8 sizes. Equator, coAl, sizes.
10 Iar y IrUngideS, wood, BlGoS.
JoBCASTTNG attended toprompty. Machine
shop at Foundry:
Orders respectfully solicited
Nos. 5 and 4 Market and 7 and Fourth sts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

Some one introduced a bill In the Sen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

stitution the ''animal Kingdom" IS the
subject of disquisition, received from every
member Of the class a copy Of the follow
ing as his composition: 1.-The animul
Kingdom differs somewhat from the King.
dun Of Great Briton, inasmuch that 1t IL
divided Into different parts, kalled sub-kiuy
dhais. Tnat are split up n follows. into
the water kind, wich II klrins, and the
fishes. and the vale. witch IL the biggest
Then kums the land aninulz, them wich
kreeps such as the horse and the man but
the man kreeps on his hands and neez:
then kums them witch sSins Ia the air,
such as the be and the esle. witch is the
biggest ov birds. Anvil animnlz don't have
legs, but some have moran others doc, and
sum are good deel bigger AN others, as
the Elifant, wich IL sum sizes bigger an
the flee. Anvil animulz don't live In the
water, but tina do hav to liv whar thar is
air, sum don't hay no hart. and we heer
sum people "a that sum winin are hart
less, but we don't know how that IL, for
wehave never ds>ccted un. Mrst things
what liv, except vegetables, are kaIled
animulz. Some anImulz iiv 10y eating
each o-her. anu are KILLED kanlIibals. A
crate meny aniinulz eat alithing tha can
Gei hold ov, vile others are more choice in
their grub. '-HHper's Monthly for Norem-
Der
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Teachers Institute.

Il i hoped that our Teachers will avail
themselves of the Opportunity OF review
in. rl.~.r rtuules. OF comforting together a.
10 the best methods of discipline and most
approved methods of instruction. at the
approaching session of the Institute at La
moine
The state furnishes the board of in
>truction, the people OF Lamoinc. enter
tainmeEt. gratuitously and there can be no
excuse for teachers to be absent. The
most experienced and wisest will learn
something valuable. aud the young and
untried can gain that practical knowledge
which in their winters work, will be in
valuable. 70 the latter. it is more than
probable that success or failure will de-
pend on their action in this regard School
agents and committees are now convinced
that trained teachers are the cheapest.
and hence our Normal School cannot meet
the demand. 1t will be disgrace to YOU.
teachers Of Hancock. if YOU neglect this
opportunity for improvement suspend
your schools. and give one week to making
yourselves more worthy of your noble
calling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

M the twenty-seventh day OF Jnly. A. ID. 1885,
~ Eben Mayo, then Of Buehi in the County OF
Hancock. by his mortgage deed OF that date con.
seyed to the undersigned Frances u HinckIey. OF
said Bluehili, two certain pieces Of land situated
In said Biuchill aud bounded and described 4 :
follows .-BcgiunIug on the westerly line of the
'oad. ON the southery line OF John stevens land
thence westerly by said stevens land. to land OF
Israel Webbcr thence southery by said Web
ber's land, to land OF Mrs. kimbRll Uinokley
thence ea.terly by said Hinkley's land, to said
road thence northerly by said road to the first
bound.
Also, one undivided half Of the following de-
scribed land, viz beginning at the north we Il
corner OF Isaac ;. osgood land thence northerly
10 said stevens land; thence ,astrrly by said ste
ven, land, 10 land Of Ira Witham thence south
eriy bS said Williams land, to said Ossovd's Ian /;
thence westerly BY said Osgood's land. to the first
bosnd
The said mortgage deed was given to secure the
payment OF the sum OF 1--we hundred and ninety
six dollars an . seventy Ave cents on demand and
interest according to the tenor of said Mayo's
promlssory note OF the date aforesaid. which said
note has not been PAID. and the condition in SAID
deed is broken. by reason whereof tn.
undcrsig0ed claims foreclosure and gives ihis
notice accordingly.
FRANCES d. HI>CKLEr.
by his Attorney W. A. EyASs
BIuehlii, Oct. 80, ITS. 3wH
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In the trial of Colonel James Fisk. ,Jr.
Tor assault with intent TO Kill upon Edward
:. Stokes. in progress at New York. the
counsel for Stokes has succeeded in prov
ing. thus far, that Fisk was killed by Stokes
in self-defence; that he was killed by the
accidental discharge of his own pistol as
lac was cooking it TO shoot Stokes; that
stokes was lodging thu shots from Fisk's
pistol when the latter fell down stairs and
WAS accidentally killed; that Fisk COM
mlued suicide in a at OF rage and cha.
grin at being unable to hit Stokes: and ex.
pected to show conclusively. this week.
that Fisk isn't dead at all There can be
no doubt that the jury will find Fisk guilty.
L-Glote.
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General NevisN


se.s~ fsfsspe.
III an editortal article theS NV S0Sk
tunes OF FRIDAY recounts the changes of
fortune wn'ch nave taken place amOnS> the
men OF the street." Two months ago.in
tne view OF the inexperienced, the yrS)(t
Inhaae'Pnia bankers were the leading ma
uonai oanking-house OF the country. They
had acnieveQ an, uneXampled success in
negouating our national loans during TIN
nat only nm r;cI,aS ,h. Te a.u sNi
invaina b,: sar,,a. -. uut zone IN
Had ,hav ho.n a.,,. ao"a' caose'
AMI with tna;. .',;. WIN tn's honor,
MIGHT haya r.,;r,S Ill, o"ss, t"ey
tha Arr, nossa., VIZ" sacn 'ne".oer oi
finn. n i.s,,i,o h,,,,. ",'uos' "a. one
oanH"S "ousc oI Europe
re-, ,hni. s,.',, ~n''eN par OF Tue ioad
h;,;n,, III ~, w. Mr. Locke am
sa.,I, 60, ,.,., " ue.'"e ,ns chcr. IN per-
haya carr;.', ,ha ,,rn;' sHu 'aneS nc MINT
,;n.n.,;.i -. ~. -. -" ou' 'he
tarn,;s.s - ,'.', a:u an "is 'sIse en-
unr.o - Ci..,'.S ,N =" i,o'ne"t; Mr.
e.tima,.d - Ill 'e at us uea'" was
dnlI,rs Ia, NV, .n '".on'c VI thousand
i;onS -, inu ~ oe WORM seven mil
soi,,,.,, 49,. 'e,,eseu 70 oe worm az
s,ne,u =, ,I.nn Cn',o',ore ahuero''t
Tho I-";on ana o =, .me saJeN operators OF
""u . .o''io''e" d" ENORMOUS
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The ST. Stephens. N b. ,J1urHol. in
common with all the Eastern towns.
strongly favors the Shore Line Railroad.
We give below the views of that PAPER ::
The different towns along the proposed
track are reported to be quite enthusiastic
in regard TO the matter. Ii is maintained
that every one of them except Calais,
Bucksport, and orland has voted five per
cent. of its valuation for the work. The
prospect for the early commencement of
the undertaking is therefore most favor
able; and the time for action now seems to
have arrived. 1t is evident that Calais
should now do something to add TO the
general impetus in favor of making be-
ginning without delay. The general senti-
ment of its citizens is strongly in favor of
the road The Times contends that a pub
Tic meeting should be called Immediately.
and very properly argues that the benefits
likely to arise from the road are so appar-
ent, and so well understood, that no
lengthy discussion will be deemed necessa-
ry, AMI that action, prompt, decisive and
favorable may be expected. Calais is
therefore all right; and the American Sec
ton OF the 5. L. Railroad may be looked
upon as fixed fact; but nothing is being
done on this end OF the line.
We do not know what the feeling is in
st. John; but We are well assured that the
sentiment in st. Stephens is strongly in ia
vor of the proposed Railroad. although it
is doubtful whether or not a majority of
our citizens would agree to tax themselves
in aid of the undertaking; but the capita
lists here would no doubt do something.
All that is wanted is for some to move. II
Is TO be hoped that something will be done
right away.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

Our readers understand that silver coin
has sufficient base metal in 1t 10 make it
less valuable that gold. so that two silver
half-dollars are worth just about par when
gold is at l.0s. In view OF this. Secretary
richardson mas decided 10 resume specie
payments so far as silver coin Is concerned
He has consequently given orders to begin
paving out silver the same As greenbacks.
and Will. when desired, pay of bills
against the Government in silver. aud *
change silver for currency or rice rersa
This is an important step towards resurnp-
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

The red man is emulous Of the exploits
Of the pale-Gsce n.l. .hisp m,jatae. y. ..,.o
Chicago Exposition. the other Gay. a face
iious veteran from Milwaukee was stump
ing around with a wooden leg, and came
upon a group of the aborigines gazing at a
buzz saw" in full motion. The old sold
Ter, knowing the initiative proclities OF the
savage laid his timber limb across the saw
with perfect equanimity. An indian under
took to show that he could stand il with
the same stoicism, and put his leg on the
savage Implement. but Withdrew it with an
awful yell, and immediately demolished
the machine.
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,statsNSlTss.
n: Acs'ton Tragedy
TIE Verdict At Last:

:. THE vcrd'ct At Last:
|.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Nvhix 4 Couner.J
CLOSE OF THE INQUEST.
HoULroN. Oct. 20.
Tue Coroner's jury. which for six days
Past raw been holding an inquest on the
NSod4 9 willie j Martin, found with bull
Iet-nole through the head. on the bank OF
the Meduxnekeag stream In this village ON
the morning OF Saturday, 18th instant. con-
Guided their investigation Yesterday.
Great pains have been taken to obtain ey-
cry possible bit of evidence bearing on the
SUBJECT, and "a vast amount of worthless
rumor, conjecture and theory has been
carefully siited In order to CLEAN the few
DTS OF truth In 1t. The inquest has been
very thorough, the jury have been assisted
III taking the testimony by three able law
yers. and ii is fair to suppose that every
obtalnable fact relating to the death of the
unfortunate lad has been brought to light
and examined IN all its bearing.
THE VERDICT RENpLErp
Is the result. therefore. OF "A long and
patent investigation and no .ssnap judy-
ment. Though suspicion at first POINTED
strongly To Kelley. hothing positive has
oeen discovered connecting him with the
Tragedy ana the verdict, AS has been anti
ctpated for several DAYS past. was in n,
stance that Martin came to his death nv ,
wound in the head caused Ivy bullet fired
from pistol in the hands OF
SOME PERSON TO THE JURY UNKNOWN.
The verdict closes with a strong ad,uoni-
nc, -, .. IN 90 Ne" lork. n"stpu' .uas,
in to all good citizens to severely dis
counienance the dangerous practice " car
rying firearms by young men, aud recon-
mends rigid enforcement Of the law
against such practice.
immediately ON the rendern. of the vci-
dict yesterday forenoon. keiley wa> rrleas-
ed from jail, and Was warmly congratulate
ed by his friends on the favorable tcrmina-
ton OF the investigation which involved
such serious charges against him. In the
evening, however,
kEiLtY WAS RE-ARREsTKD
at the Instance Of Mr.. James Martin. father
of the deceased. Public excitement over
the case. which was rapidly d, ing out,
was again famed to a blaze bv this pro-
ceeding. and the larger portion "fthe com
munity, who were satisfied with the YER
dict, are indignant Mt the arrest
KEILEY's EXAMINATIONS
will take place tomorrow (Monday) before
Trial Justice Ingralam, of Hodgton. with
John Burnham, Esq, as prosecuting attor-
ney.
EXPLODED THEORIES
The story that a man named Whitehead
told of the murder In Littleton before it
was discovered here, proves to be without
foundation, as Whitehead LEFT for the
woods three days before the body was
found.
The search In the mill-pond for pistol
which was supposed to be lying In it. dis
covered nothing but an Old pocket-knife.
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NEW INSANE HosPIrAL.-A cOrrespon-
dent writes from Augusta as follows. con.
corning q new insane asylum in this State.

New INSANE HosPIrAL.-A cOrrespon-
dent writes from Augusta as follows. con.
corning new insane asylum in this State :
Under q resolve of the last legislature.
w. p. WhitehOuse. Esq, of Augusta, the
Hon. n. G. Hichborn of Stockton, and JOSH
ali @. COburn. were appointed commission
ers to solicit proposals from cities. towns.
or individuals, as an inducement to the To-
cation OF q new insane hospital This
measure was deemed expedient BY the leg
islature. and seemed to be called for. As
the present building has for some time
been in q crowded condition, At the be-
ginning OF the summer the commissioners
had q meeting and decided to advertise for
proposals; this they did, but up to the
present time no proposals of any kind have
been received. The town OF Bluehi}l voted
to give one hundred acres of land to en-
courage the erection of the building there.
and the people of Topsham had some talk
about offering Inducements; but the CON-
missiOners have had no Official notification
Of any thing definite, and will have to act on
their own judgment and the light they
have been sbIe to obtain by visiting hospi-
tails for the insane in other States. The
commissioners will sOon haze . meeting.
when they will decide ppOn report to the
legislature. 4 il thought they will recon,
mend the erection Of building In connec.
ton with the present institntion In Augusta.
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
old Nurse.

Mrs " tnsiOW's SCOT hing Syrup 10 the
prescription Of one OF the best Female Physf-
clans and Nurse IN the United states and has
been used for thirty years with failing
safety and success by millions ot mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one week old
TO the adult. II corrects aciltty OF the stomach,
folcseS wind colo, regulates the bowels aud
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
Chili. We believe IL To be the Fest and surest
Remedy in Me World. IN all cases of Di>EN
IEuf sni DiAHRl'EA IN CHILDREN, whcth-
or u ARISES from Teething or from any other
causes. Full directions for using win accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the fac smile
Of CURTIS PERKINS is on the ontside wrap
per. Sold by all Medicine dealers. spnoIyas
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EXPLODED THEORIES.
The .ieadicss skeleton.
IMPORTANT INSTRUMENTATION COM
MirTEp FuR TRIAL

The preliminary examination of james
Al. Lowell for the murder of his wife. June
18th, 1870. in Lewiston. closed on Friday
forenoon. Lowell was ordered To be com.
mittcd to Auburn Jail, for trial at the
Supreme court for Androscog.iu comfy
on the 81 Tuesday of January next.
The Lewiston Journal makes the follow
ing important statements:
On Wednesday Officer Wip.in learned
That There was lady in Greene who re-
membered some suspicious fact. RESPECTING
the prisoners clothing three wear, ayn
The detective at once visited the residence
OF Cyrus Lowell ia Greene. where he
obtained the following:
Miss Mary \. Smith Is a sister of Cyrus
lowers wife and Is residing with them.
She informs the officer that three wears
ago last July or near that. Lowell the
prisoner. sold TO Cyrus n pair of new pants
Miss Mary says that she tRfs eaeYf ottfsser s
them what seemed like spots OF blood
partly washed out. She ''twtted" CYRUS
about 1t in joking way, aud CSru, sad.
Jim has been butcheriny in them Tor Mrs
Lane
Mary continues immediately amer his
wife disappeared he tried to yet me TO
marry him" Says he. I've GOT something
here that's pretty and he put gold neck
lace and locket around nv neck | SAID:
That belonged TO your wife"
He replied Yes. twas hers" said;
81 don't want it Then he showed me "A
gold ring with green stone in l.. that
belonged TO his wife and said he would
give il 80 me. il wr1'l Icy him ki-- me,
told him wouldn't In c.lhvr.'
How do you fix the da,e 50 nicely?
Asks the detective.
90" says Mary, Il know bv this: inv
sister was sick, being confined OF "A child
in July. 1870, and | remember il wa, lust
that time | was there. and il was the 37th
OF July that | aud another sister (un-
married) left Cyrus house and went to
Portland"
is ii not possible your date, are wrong?
NO. says Mary for the child was
three years old last July"
II asked him.. continues Mary, "why he
didn't 90 back and live with hi, wife.
go said he. ''she's gone OH with a
circus"
Officer Wiggin also discovers that aiter
LowelFs wife disappeared. he sold live OF
his wiie's dresses in Greene. three to
Cyrus Lowell. one TO his mother and one
to another lady. lie also sold hi. wit.'s
hood To Mrs. Cyrus Lowell and that lady
told the detective that she had 1t on whei,
he saw her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

Did you hit him PLUMB in the centre,
Asked dying Omaha man OF his son who
= ~, -'ssf CONF in from de sperate street
fight. YES was the reply. Then
die happy" aud calm grin Of pleasure
froze upon his ACE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

Three weeks ago last Saturday a Young
lad at orono fell from an oak tree and
broke his thigh in two places. broke one
OF MS arms IN two places and broke and
disiocated the other arm. Last Saturday
he was able to sit up and eat without
assistance, and, entertains strong hopes of
being able to be out before the acorn sea-
son is over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

In old age incrustations form on the
arteries, cartilages and valves of the heart
The deaths after the seventy-fifth year are
often caused by such incrustatiOns. They
can be removed, however. by Tactic acid,
As buttermilk abounds in this acid, N.
Robins, in communication to the French
Academy, advocates its use as a means Of
prolonging life.
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Spefial n 9
VI a ID a VI T. ID T. RIOS = AS
ANTncO

is the best preparation IT, the world for bcautiiy.
ing the complexion. IL imparts .moothness
transparency and rosy freshness to the skin Cures
All truptions OF the lace. Is not injurious. sold
by Druggists sent by Mail. Price 80 cents per
box. Address MILLER BROS
~tnn q mos y lig Laden Lane y Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

The product of the Philadelphia mint
this month will be ten millions of gold.
Illinois in 1920 ranked the 23d State in
population. and in 1870 the ffth
Secretary Robson will not make up
his report OH the Polaris EXPEDITION, until
after the arrival OF the three seamen who
were len behind on a whaler in the Arctic
region.
1t is proposed TO have the greatest tea
party ever seen in Philadelphia. or else
where. Oh the 10th of next December. with
the young ladies dressed Ia Martha
ready to entertain her visitors.
Secretary Robson says that there is
no longer any doubt but Capt. Hall died Il
natural death; that there are 10 facts
pointing in the slightest degree towards
any other story, and that the whole report
had its origin in supposition by news
paper.
"A lady in Rochester wanted some
bristles TO use in making artificial flowers.
She decoyed hog with doughlnt. and
was pulled into the pen. Shrills screams
and hoarse grunts were loudly mingled for
time. but the young lady got her brist-
les.
Mark Twain is building a new house
at Hartford. the style Of which j. indies
cribable. being sort of cross between a
Mexican adobe hut and q Swiss cottage.
1t is built OF brick and will cost about S4O.-
900.
The beaver and the musk-rats in the
North are reported as having already COM
menced to put up double doors and win
dows to their dwellings-from which the
rura! see-s predict an early and severe
winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

A couI any Of light artillery is to be
or aniled in Bangor
Miss leila \. Parker has been IN.
pointed postmstress at Tenants lIarbor.
vice Robert Long. declined.
During the present year five vessels
have been launched in the Bangor district.
with total tonnage of l.2l0.30 n VI.
A Womans Suffrage Association WAS
foi1ned in Rockland on Monday Twenty
six persons became members.
The Cherryfield stage carried a deck
load of lumber to Turk Pond on Saturday
last
W. II. Card has shipped two loads of
lumber to Bar Harbor. The spruce and
pine were planed at Scammon and Will
liams' mill.
In the "Machias BURBERRY caser-
VIM Freeman. Jr. rs. VIM. Underwood &
Co., action of trover to recover value of
blueberriesSthe jury rendered verdict
for sll76.OO.
The iron works at Pembroke are now
running night and day. Good work,nen
there get from $3.50 to $500 per day.
These works are great source of revenue
and income to the town and neighborhood.
Tuesday morning, some of the people
living on Carrabasset River were Obliged
to boat their sheep of from the intervals.
Timber that came down the river indicated
that some Of the log driving dams being
put in Jerusalem. had goae out.
AT HallOwell the river rose so high
fnesday night that al alarm was sounded
It midnight. Little damage was done
however.-At Angns:a the water rose
shove the coal piles on the wharyes, but
coal il SO high Dow-a- days the waves de-
clined to take it,
Capt. Henry Wooster aud others of
Sullivan, Franklin and Hancock. have
bought the vessel on the stocks in the ward
Of H. Z. Macomber, and intend to put ON
. crew In. mediately, to finish her. under
the charge Of Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald.
"A lobster sgppqsed toSHShED.
hundred yearso pains spared to give the best
= !. !. "a! may be left at the store of H. B. Ma
SS-fhe drouth does not prevent carding at this
n. B.-The best Oil will be used, as purchase
at the mandatory.
Ma, 10th. 1873. D. F. y az .
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Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons holding
" lowe Notes or Town Orders against the town
oil Deer Isle. 10 present them to the Treasurer of
SAID town, for payment within thirty days from
date as All interest viii be sioI ped atter the eN-
piration of the thirty dsy 5.
WILLIAM SMALL, Sclcctmen of
I. u. FERGUSON, Deer Isle.
Dated at Deer Isle Oct. -, i-7| awu
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair bye is the best In the world.
The only True and Perfect bye. Harmless Reli-
abic ana Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculols tint- or uupleasa odor. Remedies the
III effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces IMME.
ptArELf a superb BLACK or NATURAL BRowS
anu leave. the hair CLEAN. sofr AND BEAUTIFUL.
The genuine signed w. 4. Bachelor. Sold hy all
Druggists. 50 no tS-lv
CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, y Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

In letter to friend, Springfield
young lady states that she is not engaged.
but she sees cloud above the horizon
about Is large As mans hand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-30

"A Vicksburg paper advertises for In.
formation concerning the whereabouts ola
woman Ill years old Who has wandered
away from her friends.