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Pickings and Steallngs.

A Louisville woman threw a man on,
of doors, and policeman took him to the
lookup, when he proved to be a burglar.
The next morning the citizens made her a
present for her ''herolc repulse of 4 bur.
glar." when she said she thought il was
her husband, who had come home drunk.
that she threw out of doors. She'd "a bin
scared TO death If she'd knowed it was a
burglar
Scientific men say that If pianos stand
north and south the tone OF the instrument
is much improved. This is true-especial-
ly when the piano is thumped by learner.
About one hundred and fifty miles north
and south of you is the proper position for
the instrument to stand when being man
ipulated by young thing taking her first
lessons.
john" said a clergyman to his man,
''you should become a tetotaller; you have
been drinking again to-day" do you
ever take drop yourself, meenister?"
"ies. John: but you must look at your
SIR said John; ''but can you tell me how
the streets of Jerusalem were kept so
clean?' mo, John, l cannot tell YOU
that" 'weel. sir, it was just because ey-
cry one kept his ain door Clean
An irebriate, some little while back.
got into car and became very trouble
some and annoying to the other passen-
gers, so much SO that it was proposed to
eject him; but a kind hearted and reverend
doctor, who was also passenger, inter
posed for him, and soothed him into good
behavior for the remainder of the journey.
Before leaving, however, he scowled upon
the other occupants and muttered some
words of contempt, but shook hands warm.
ly with the doctor, and said: Good day
my friend; l see you know what is it to be
drunk"
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A Missing Man Found.

LOUISVILLE. ny, Feb. "a
Geo Play of this city, who disappeared
in New ork Is months ago, with about
$500 belonging to a merchant here. and
Who was supposed to have been murdered.
has turned up in Montreal. where he has
since been living under an assumed name
with a strange woman. Plays wife and
children are in this city, and mourning him
q dead.
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Township Ne. 30.
Robert +. Sweeney and anotherfwork-
man belonging to the crew of Mr.. McPhee.
recently, while passing the roots Of an
upturned tree. were attracted by the growl-
ing of some wild animal. On digging away
the snow, he discovered an old she bear.
with three cubs. Sweeney at once started
FOR the camp for his gun. and returning
dispatched the old bear after firing two
shots. The cubs were then killed. They
attempted to take them alive, but although
very young, they proved ugly customers
to handle.
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Is oppression after eating, or depressing dull
ness OF the spirits; with hstuiencc. or a bel
ching up Of wind, aud almost always follows
Costiseness. DIX. Harrison's Pcri.tsltic Log
eEgcs give quack and permanent relief. They
are pleasant. portable. do not require increase
OF dose, never gripe. and for Constipation OF
the Bowels. Piles. Headache, Dizziness IS, Irregu-
lariiies, and other Female Weakness, they are
Incompatible. TRIAL box, 30 cts. Large box.
% Gle. mailed free Tor this last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid cure tor COUGHS. HoARsENEss, and
All THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
by r.. >. HARRISON n co. Proprietors,
No. ! fremont Temple. Boston and by ali
Druggists.
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Sufferers with PILES should erect monu.
ment to DR.. SllsBEE. for his beneficent dis
covery Of ANAKESIS. an infallible cure Of
fILEs-a failure In 10000 cases has not been
recorded. 1t Is simple suppository, painless
and easy OF application. gives instant relief acts
as an instrument, soothing poultice and medi-
cine. and can not tail to cure. Lotions, ONT
ments and internal remedies may fail, but An.
ssesis Is infailible. Price 81 90. Sold BY Drug
CT St., New York, =
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By TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
State Prison Investigation.
AUGUSTA, Feb. "a.

AUGUSTA, FED. a.
The special committee on the State pris.
on Investigation commenced their labors
this afternoon. About one dozen witness
e. are summoned by kellock, the member
ofthe House. from Thomaston; DIR. chase,
former Physician and Mr.. Chase, Overseer
of the shoe shop of the prison, were exam
ined and a small amount of documentary
evidence was put into the case.
The committee were in session until ten
O'Clock this evening, when they adjourned
10 2 p NJ.
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STATE OF MAINE,

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned. That he has been duly APP
pointed, and has taken urOn Himself, the trust
Of an Administrator Of the estate OF
CLARA A. BYARD. late Of BaekspOrt,
in the County of Hancock, widow deceased,
requests all persons Who are indebted to said de-
ceased's estate, to make Immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same for pa ment.
.8 WM. d. SWAZEY.
January 9, 1874. 3ws
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ftsal A .
State of Maine,

HANCOCK. ss.-Conrt of County Commissioners.
January Term, 1874.
no the selectrnen of the several towns in the
i County OF Hancock.
Whereas, the County Commissioners OF said
county of Hancock, are of opinion that the pres
ent county Jail Is neither safe or convenient: and
that from necessity the county will be Obliged to
erect new Jail rs soon may be.
And whereas, said commits sioners do not con 4.
slider It advisable under existing circums Instance.
to make direct tax for this purpos. in accord.
anee with the provision OF chap. 4. sect d. Rev
stat, but deemng it for the interest of the county
to purchase n loan for this purpose therefor.
you are hereby notified that it Is the intention of
the county Commissioners OF said county Of Han.
cock. to obtain loan OF to enty-fivc thousand
dollars 1873 COO Tor the purpose Of erecting said
new Jail. and to issue therefor the bonds OF said
county. PAYABLE At such time as they NAV deem
eKpedicnt, with coupons attached for legal inter.
est, to Wit: SIX per cent: and you are hereby re
CURED in accordance with the provisions OF the
Rev. Stat. chap - sect. Il and L. to present the
question Of authorizing said loan to The qualified
voters of your town at their next annual meeting
for the choice Of town officers for their decision
thereon. And you are further required 10 in-ert
an article for that purpose in your warrant for
said meeting the vote to be Yes and No and
make return OF the number OF votes cast thereon
Tor and against, 60 The clerk of said county Com.
mlssioners. according to the provision of said
chap -, sect. II, Rev. stat,
by order OF Court OF County Commissioners.
Sws IL. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Within the Whole Range Of tonic and alter
alive medicine known, none b entitled to more
consideration than the Peruvian Syrup In all
cases Of enieebled or debilitated constitution it
IL the very remedy needed. The most positive
proof Of this can be adduced.
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HANCOCK, S.
Henry NJ. Hall, and Barlow Hall, Jr.. both OF
Ellsworth. in the county of Hancock, and State
of Name, co-partpers IN business, under the name
and style of ii VI. 4 y Hall, VERSUS VIM. Deer
Ing. and Weston r. Mliken, both of Portland, IN
the county Of Cumberland, and state OF Maine,
and Nathaniel Tiggin. Thomas IL. Prime and
VIM. A. Pitts, all OF salem, in the COUNTY of Is
,, sex. in the commonwealth OF Massachusetts.
Action OF the case, wherein tho plaintiff. who
being owners Of 4 certain saw mill, at said Els
worth TN the lower dam, known as the Geo y.
Black dam. on the Union river, and the right TO
the use OF said river which Is public stream for
the purpose of driving logs from above t. supply
their mill; claim to recover damages from delcn>
dants for obstructng said river BY driving put
ting in a large quantity OF logs which were kept
there from April lst, 1873, to September H. 1873,
wholly obstrurting the river, and thereby pre-
ycAtng plaintiffs from getting logs with which to
supply their mills. Alleged damages twelve
THOUSAND dollars.
writ datei >cpiember Is, 1873, and returnabIe
mt the Term of supreme Judicial Court, to be
holden at said Esw urth, the second Tuesday
OF October, A. u. l-1i.
Al damnum $1,000.
GEO. :. PETERS, Atty. Tor plaintiffs.
STATE OF MAINE.
! HANCOCK, SS.-Supremc Judicial Court Oct0-
Der Term, ls1d.
On the 'orcgoing suit it Is ordered by the Court
/ that notice OF the pendency thereof be given 10
/ the saIi defendants by publishing three
| weeks successfully an attested COPY ot the peti.
I ton and this order thereon in the Ellsworth
American - news paper printed ut Ellsworth in
I the county at Hancock, an abstract OF p'aIntifs
writ aud declaration anu this order of Court
thereon the last public alton to be at least thirty
days before the next term oi this Court To be hnlt-
en- at Ellsworth, within and tor the county Of
I Hancock on the second Tuesday of April next,
/ that they may then aud there appear and show
cause, II auy they have why jud sinent should not
be rendered against them and execution issue ne
( cording!y.
Attest, II. Il. SAUNDERS CLERK
Abstract of writ and declaration and order OF
5ws Attest, IL. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
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"HEALING on THE WINGS" say all who
have made use ell DIR. Wistxr's Balsan Of " lid
Cherry, aud by such use been cured Of coughs.
colds, bronchitis. sore throat, iniuenzs or con-
sumption. The prudent will always keep this
standard remedy by them.
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Gr". :. PETERS, Atty. Tor plaintiffs.
STATE OF MAINE.
state of Maine.

HANCOCK S.
Henry VI Hall and Barlow Han Ir both OF
Ellsworth. IN the County OF Hancock, and state
OF Maine, co.partner- in business under the name
and style of II. VI. N Il. II A. VERSUS VIM. Deer
Ing and Weston +. Milhhen, bnth OF Portland Ia
the County of tumberlanh and state OF Maine.
ant Nathaniel Wiggln. Thomas II. Prime and
VIA. y. Pitt, all OF salem, in the County of T.,
sex. Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,.
Action uf the case. Wherein the plaintiff, who
being owners of a certain saw mill Al id Els
worth, on the dam known the Mllicr dam and
privilege, tand being the same dam now orcupi'
ell by Murch Il Doyle, and the pIaintii-) on the
Union river and the light to the use OF SAID river
which Is public stream, FOR the purpose OF
driving logs from above to.suppiy their mill Claim
to recover damages from dcicud ants for ob-truct-
ing said river By driving or putting large
quantity oi logs which were Kept lying there nom
April /. 1873, TO September 10, l-I3, wholly OBJ
stTucting the liver. and thereby preventing PLAIN
mill. Alleged damage twelve thousand dollars .
Writ dated september y. 1873. and returaable
at the term OF the supreme judicial Court. to be
holden at said Ellsworth, on tho second Tuesday
OF October, A. ID. 1873
Ad damnun $4,000
GEo. ;. rLrERs, ATTY. for plaintiffs.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s--Suprenc judicial Court, Ottu-
Der Term. 1873.
On the foregoing suit 1t Is OrCere.. by tho Court
thai notice ol the penucncy thereof be given Ia
the sand defendants by publishing three weel :
excessively in the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth in the County of
Iaucock, an abstract oil the VIII and declaration
aud this order OF the court thereon the last publ
cation 10 be AT least thirty days before the next
term oil this Court to be holden at Ell5woi I'll,
withiS and for the county of Hancock, on the
second Tuesday OF April next that they NAV thea
and there appear and show cause, II IA hey
have, why judgement should no. be u eu
against them, ami execution issued aoc"rt4hS'!.
Attest II. b. SACNDtk :. CI,rk,
Abstract OF wnt and declaration and order of
Court thereon.
3ns Attest, IL. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, SPAIN. Feb. -.
>ickles is reported to have taken leave OF
President >errano yesterday. The Epoca
newspaper has been fined for violating
the press law.
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Bf0Ok1in.
Mr.. Brainard Watson of Brook,in
Me-. fist mate Of brig Abby Watson. on
the passage from n. York to Porto Rico.
was lost overheard and was drowned on
the Sd day of Jan. 1874. Six days out
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. "a

\ delegation in the interests of Sim
mons. Judge Russell with them. asking
that he lRussel) he retained as Collector
of Boston. waited on the President
at noon to-day. They were by request
accompanied by Senator Boutwell,. 1t is
reported that the President told them that
Ire was not inclined to withdraw the name
oi simmons.
This afternoon delegation by appoint
mcnt, called on the President, and they
came away hopefully impressed.
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FIRs.-The house of William Limeburn-
er was burned on Tuesday Feb. 18th. and
large part Of the contents were also de-
stroyed. Loss about 1850, Insurance in
q Bangor ONCE for $500.
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The Boston Collectorship.

NEW DIRK, Feb. q.
4 Washington special states. that it il.
now thought that Gen. Burt will be substi-
tutcd tor Simmons for Collectorship.
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HOW. TO GET RICH

How any man, woman, girl or boy may get rich
FROM FIVE CENTS CAPITAL,
sent for TEN CENTS, and stamp for return
postage. Address, A. q. GRINDLE.
ly2 South Penobscot. Maine,
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mont.

Capt. F. S. Dean instituted a large
lodge of Good Templars at fremont, Feb.
18th, called w. F. Morrill, Lodge. No. 1872.
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something certain at last.-PILES Il not
only one OF the most painful Of human diseas-
cs, pus professional men had almost despared
Of finding remedy. until the introduction Of
ANAkEslS. by DIR. SILsBEs. and amer An ex-
perience OF 10000 eases in five years, doctors
agree that an infallible remedy has been found
Sufferers will appreciate ANAKESlS after
trying everything else in vain and then eXper-
fencing the bliss Of instant relief aud ultimate
cure.-Price el.O0. Sold by Druggists every
where. Principal Depot, 46 Walker St, n. Y
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MARINE LIST.
Memoranda.

Sch Abigail Haines, tof Ellsworthl Smith.
which collided with sch Addie Blaisdell In
Dutch Island Harbor few weeks SINCE on the
passage from \ York for Bristol, has been
thoroughly repaired at an expense OF about
$500. and Is now ready for sea. The cost OF
repairs has been assumed BY the owners Of the
Adde Il aisd.ll.
DISASTERS IN DECEMBER. The Committees
Of Management Of the Bureau Neritas. has lust
published the list of maritime disasters report
ed during the month Of December, ls.3 con-
corning all flags. The list gives the following
statistics:
Sailing vessels totally lost, a61, viz: I2y
English. 81 German, % Greek. IL French. IL
Norwegian, ii Italian, ID Ru ssian, . American.
& Spanish, Dutch, 4 swedish. 3 Austrian, .
Portuguese, l Brailiant and Turkish. In
this number are included nine sailing vessel,
reported missing.
steamers totally lost. 81, viz: II English, 4
French, 4 Spanish, . German, l American and
Japanese. In this number are included nine
steamers reported missing.
Deaestic Ports.
W HARBoR-Ar 10Th. brig Earnest of
Portland, Me, Thompson, master. I'm st john
\ Il, with sugar box shocks, Tor Havana, Cuba
Sid Goth.
PoRrLAND-Ar 10Th, sch Theory, Fernald,
Ar 22d, Highland Queen, Colt, Deer Island.
B, Tor Boston.
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 2oh, sch Nellie Grant,
Jordan. Brashear city.
BosToN-Cld 18th, sch Timothy Field, Le-
land. St John, n Is.
Cid 18th, sch Sarah A Reed, Reed. Hayti.
Ar Goth. schs Hattie Card, Moore, Inagua.
Dee 3lst; NepOnset, Wiley, Virginia; Br. sch
W Reed, Sprague, Grand Menan.
Ar oath. brig Rocky Glen, Higgins, Pensaco-
la, Feb. 8.
BRIsroL-In port 10th, sch Abigail Haynes,
Smith, for York.
Sid 2lst, sch Abigail, Haynes, n York.
PRovIDENCE-Sld 10Th, sch White Foam,
Milliken, Baltimore.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, sch Maid of the Mist,
Smith. POint-a-Petre.
LEwEs, DEL-Ar 18th, sch City of Chelsea
I'm Bluehill for Phila.
JAcKsoNvILLE-Cld 12th, schs NJ C Mosely,
Haynes, Martinique; Georgietta, JellisOn. st
Mays, Ga. to load for York.
Foreign Perts,
At Mansanilia-5th inst, brig Stockton. Allen,
for Boston next day.
Barbadoes-Sld 18th ult, sch Eastern Queen
Conners, Honduras
Aatanzas-CId 10th ult. sch Starlight, Bun
ker, N of Hatterss.
Cid 18th, sch F Young, Richardson, Port
land.
Havana-Ar 18th, brig Alex. Nichols, New
York.
Sid 18th, sch H d Slower, Pierce, n York via
NdTuenaS.
Cardenas-Ar 18th, sch Nellie Scott, Milan
Providence.
Buenos Ayres-ln port Jan 10th, barque Me
gunticoOk, Hemingway.
surinam;IAr ~ Annie Whiting. Have.
ner. from Jordan H1ver. N 8, for Boston, wig.
81 Johns, R-2lst ult, brig Abby Watson
N York.
st Thomas-Ar 9th, brig Silas Martin
Brown, Demerara.
st Pierre, Mart-2Sth ult., sch James War
rem, Drisk0, Antigua.
Vera Cruz-Cld 18th ult., sch Georxia Sta
pies. Lord. Tuxpan, Mexico.
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We command you to attach the goods estate OF
Geo. W. Pattee, late OF Deer Isle, in the County
OF Hancock. and State of Maine, Mariner. TO the
value OF -Four Hundred Dollars, and summon the
SAID DEPENDENT, III he may be found in your pre-
cinctD to appear before our Justices of the Su-
preme judicial Court, next to be holden al Ellis
worth. within and for the County of Hancock on
tho second Tuesday OF April next. then and there
ders of said Deer Isle, in Plea of the Case, or
that the said Defendant at Boston, to wit: at said
Ellsworth on the twenty-third day OF February
A. ID. 1857, by his promssory note OF that date by
him subscribed, for value received promised
Jeremiah Durham to pay hun order the sum of
Tw" Hundred Dollars on demand with interest,"
asd the said Jeremiah Durham thereafterwards
to wit: on the same day, endorsed and delivered
the said note to the Plaintiff, by reason and in
consideration whereof, the said Defendant be-
came liable and promised the plaintiff to pay him
the contents OF said note according to the tenor
thereof. Yet though often requested, the said
TO do, to the damage of said Plaintiff Gas he says)
the sum Of Four Hundred Dollars, which shall
then and there be made 10 appear with other due
damages. And have you there his Writ with
yOnr dOngs therein.
Witness, John Appleton, Chief Justice OF our
January. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerx.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss,-Supreme Judicial Court, october
| Term, 1878.
I'll INC AOIc8Onk sun IL - oiucTcu Dy tue OOuTt
| that notice Of the pendencv thereof be given to
| the said Defendant, by serving him with an at
tested copy Of the writ and this order thereon,
BY publishing the same in the Ellsworth American
| weeks successlveiy the last publication, or ser
vice Aforesaid to be at least thirty days before the
next term of this Court to be holden NJ Ellsworth
within and for the County oil Hancock, on the sec
| ond Tuesday Of April next, that he may then and
there appear and answer to said suit If he sees
| 1t.
| Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
| A true copy Of writ and order OF Court thereon
| Sw7 Attest, II b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK, $50 the Sherifs of our respec-
~ tive Counties, or either OF THEN
L. 5. Deputies; GREETING.
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For New England. northwhesterlv winds
and partly cloudy weather, followed by
northeast winds. rising temperature. and
cloudy weather.
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ARE you open to conviction 'lf o.you cannot
doubt. from the testimony laid before the pub
lie. that Hates Honey Of Horehound and Tar
will cure coughs. colds. and all coutroi lbe dis
eases Of the lungs and throat. when all other
pulmonics have failed. Criitenton's, h
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists
ILL.,. Toofha ch.a neans n,,ro L., 4 ...:.....
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1851. Charter Perpetual. 1874.
FRANKLIN ms. GO.
OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

JOHN L. SHOEMAKER, Prcst.
wM. WESLEY wooLLES vice.pre.t.
JOHN \. CHILD, Secretary.
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DAUCHY & cos. COLUMN.
A MAN of THOUSAND

When death was hourly expected from CON
SUMPTION. all remedies having failed. aud Dr.
III. james was experimenting, he accidently mad"
a preparation of INDIAN HEMP, which cured
his only child and now gives THIS recipe free, IN
receipt of two stamps to pay expenses. HEMP al
So cures night-sweats. Hu.ea Mt the stamach &
will break fresh cold IN 81 hours. Address Grad
dock 4 Co.. luI4 kace 81. rhIla. naming Tins nAner
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state Of Maine

COCK, $50 the Shetins Of our rsspcc.
tive tonntics,.or either OF their Dep
L. : ut'cS 6KEETI>G.
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VI
wM. WESLEY woOLLES yice-prest
JOHN \. CHILD, Secretary.
ANNUAL STATEMENT,
DECEMBER ~, lsss.
s sGRrtfs 'i sss,ss,
Cash deposited in Indiana BANKING
20 ooieA, Webb Co., aud in
diana National Bank. S30oa5 80
CIsh IN Company's office ggI IN
Loan. on Mortgage, arst liens IN Real
Estate worth s,.5 5000. silI Il
Loans on Stocks Bonds marke. value - Isgy az
bohh. owned by Co.. marke. value. 90 500 10
trai Estate 5le4l 95
Bills receivable for Fire and Inland
Premiums, OK "a
Gross Premiums in course of COLLECTION, 2-uls !.
stock Notes secured subject to call, Is GO 90
sA3,2l3 10
LIABILITIES:
Amount Of all unpaid losses, ss7oo 90
re-, Income. isii. tiIetS7 6s
1873. q, ~ .,
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT
oilce OF The Chief Signal Oficer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 25.IA.M.
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Notice.

INDEED to s,onss,ss o se,, w ~
n Cr;nnss, as ] have made over all debts to
MIN LOT FP. GREENS.
Ellsworth, Feb. I'd, 1874. 4w7
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ARE YOu IN SEARCH OF EMPLOY !?
THE NEW YORK TOMB S

is the fastest selling book ever published. lneN.
yerIenced canvHssers report from 10 - -ub-crIb.
crs per 'lay. Great excitement among Old Brpk
Agents. An active man wanted IA every town IN
the United states. send for specimen pages and
terms. UNITED STATES II ULIsHiSG co II and -
University Place. New York
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DIRECTORS

Thomas Craven. Afrcd ). Gillctt
furman sheppard, Henry y. kenney.
Thomas MAekellar, John Supplee,
Joseph Knapp. NJ. d., silas Yerkss, Jr,
Thomas Matncr. Theodore Megaryce
Chas. 7. Turner, MD, Chas NJ sloan
Hon. Chambers Mckibben
Ihos. Craven, Prest James b. Alyor,l Secy
a. 5. GILLETT, Vice -Pre sident 4 TrcasuIer