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PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest: GEO. 4. DYER, Register

At Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport, within
and for the County of Hancock, on the Sd ed
ncsday of January A. ID. 1854.
1AMES T.. BYARD, Administrator upon the Is.
y tate of Lois II. Curr,er, late of Sedgwick in
said County, deceased, having presented his LIST
account of Admir-. upon said estate tor Probate.
ORDEKED-That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested by caus-
ing copy of this Order To be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at a
Probat. Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the
81 "Wednesday of Feb. next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be allowed.
3w5' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true eopy-Httest: GRO. A. DYER, RrS'r
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IN SPITE OF FLANNELS, COUGHS and colds
will make Judgement in the system. But
they are not tenants at will. You can dispOs-
sess them with HALE's HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR, in less time than 1t takes .
sheriff to execute a writ. Crittentons's, 9th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i TO all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed. and has taken upon himself, the trust OF
an Administrator of tie Estate of
ROWLAND b. GRAY. late of Sedgwick,
in the County Hancock, Stone Cutter, deceased
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demand, thereon, to
exhibit The same for settlement.
suADRiCk IL. GRAY.
January :. ls1t. 3w5.
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We regret to announce the death OF
Almyron ODER of Brooklin. Me-, eldest
son OF Mrs. Benz. Atherton of Bluehill.
He died Of erysipelas Jan. 4th, on his pas
sage from Boston to Havana on board
barque Carrie Wyman. He was thirty
five years of age and leaves wife and one
child.
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ls0alAsboro.

Our correspondent writes that the
yonng people Of this place attend evening
schools for Dancing. Writing aud Naviga-
ton, almost every evening In the week.
The Lodge of good Templars meet on
Saturday evening and is In fiourishing
condition numbering about two hundred
members. On Sabbath evening the Sun
day school meet Summer and Winter and
has an average attendance of about 20.
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There were 1929 vessels arrived At
Calais last year. and 1904 cleared. There
were 70 foreign arrivals and 81 clearances.
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Notice.

A IL those indebted TO Holden L Richardson
"a who wish To save costs, must call and settle
before the LIST OF February next. As all bills re-
manning unpaid after that date, will be left with
awyer for collection.
HOLDEN + RICHARDSON.
Cranberry Tales, Jan. lst, 1874 Avg
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Winter HaRboF.
Winter Harbor boasts OF q street lamp
in front of the Good Templars Lodge,
which is lighted when the Lodge meets.
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Der. 1t can be had at the Music Stores or
OF the Publisher J. l.. Peters. 500 Broad
way New York.
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A first class Nun buoy has been placed over
the wreck of the steamer Virginius, sunk in 81
fathoms water, s Z from Oak Island Light,
NC. A frst-class Can buoy has been placed
sunk of Little River Inlet, SC, in 81 fAthoms
water.
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Boston. Jal

The ftchburg Railroad cooperation has
voted to increase its capital stock $1,000.
600.
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Southwest HarbOr, Jan 19.-The Br sch An
ns, Of Kingston, from st Stephen for Boston,
put in ut Placentia Island on the 18th, having
lost her mainboOm, quarter davits and gaff top
sail on the 10Th. She proceeded ON the 18th.
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Cardenas-Sld 18th, brig Torrent, North Of
Cape Hatteras.
At Bermuda-Jan 9th, brig Annie d Torrey,
Haskell, from Boston for Hayt, on N arine slip.
repairing.
Rio Janerio-Sld Dec 18th. sch Lamoine,
King, Hampton Roads for orders.
Jacmel-Ar Jan 9th, sch Hattie Card. Moore,
Boston.
Point-s-Pitre-In port Jan Sth, sch Maid Of
| the Mist, Smith. for N YOlk, ldg.
At P0na-Jan 10th, sch Sarah A Reed, for
| Boston, ldg coffee.
Saxua-Sld 18Th, barque Carlton, Treca rtin,
| N York.
Aux Cayes-Ar 9Th, sch Ligh. Of the East
| Harper, n York.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

\ three years old son of Mrs Pryor died
to-day, from burns received while playing
with lire. The Mother was shockingly
burned trying to save her child.
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SULLIvAN-Ar 18th, sch Howard Msconber,
Williams, Boston.
BUCKsPORT-Ar 18th, brig Maurice, Bart
lett, CadZ.
NEW YORK-Passed through He'll Gate 18th,
sch Harvest Home, Hodgkins finn vinalhaven
for Virginia.
Cid Goth, sch Abby WATSON, Gray, Naracaibo.
Ar 2lst, sch Astoria, Haskell, Portland for
Washington.
Cid 2lst, sch Geo A Pierce, Kelley, Salem.
Cid 22d, brig L N Merritt, Hanson, Cardenas.
JACKsONvILLE-A-1 18th, schs Webster Bar
nard, Smith, and Annie Cook, Cook, Whining
ton.
Cid 18th, sch Harry White, Hopkins, New
York.
Cid 18th, schs Annie Todd. Carson. and An
ME Lee, Look, n York; Hattie Curtis. Mann,
New Haven.
SAvANNAH-Cld 10Th, sch w g 4osely, Alb
bolt, Jacksonville.
GALvEsTON-Ar 18th. sch Wyoming, Foss,
Baltimore.
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List OF vessels purchased or otherwise
transferred into the District Of Frenchman's
Bay from other Districts during the year 1873 :
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- Envelopes printed at this Office.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.


JANUARY, u, 1874.
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Apples per bbl 3.OSaG 90 Maple sus ar PEI ID. 20
% dried per ID. .i.al& Lemons . - Is 70
Beans ba. JDat 90 Figs uer
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d Guessed c Hss :u SsTf only
market as %s saas saa sn sn @e tse
% ni & g Sss
s. sl ssr. rnss nor, a. 81 ssa%i
sa' Ga9 Ss . sssd q "a 8 Is
essentially changed in price We Of so fresh
isac 500 DO shoulders q picked ksm a.. at stf c
sss S u and
;s's % fF S4 sEhsy o &C. Of
90 a a.s s q do Ap, at ss
% Of D%s Sat al both and
foreign Sales ii disiibuinE way 50 srces q Caro-
9s s and 10 s s%s 9s q ssna
gsaa.Basiaess today raw sugar has been unim
SdS. Ssansa %.s s %sSsIsi. ssSss Of and
sn% i isr
ia to good prime. s r s g ssSa
ssH ,! sSsS SSs - pFi%s shciee's
GsIs ead ans o SSsb g
Ss e. 81 ss IS,io
s Standard Sy fsr to BEIGE 6 s
Dutch standard Nos. 10 70 IL, Sc. SEC ManiIa-su
peror and extra superior 7c. axe.
STEARINE-The market continued quiet We note Q
sale OF Sd terces at 9l4c.
ToBAcco-rhe INQUIRY for seed leafs moderate
during the past three DAYS but remain the
same Sales were reported OF sundries crops
lS7l at from SC. 40c 96 of Wisconsin, crop 1871
at 6}sc 200 of Connecticut and Massachuset
crop 1872 private terms $50 Ohio crop 1872
at 6ssc. 7c 23 cases of Pennsylvania, crop iS72 at
73l6c 100 cases OF Wisconsin, crop 1872 at CSC SIC
Kentucky was quiet and sold TO the extent hhds
a. from &c lOac ID or foreign note sales of
800 bales OF Havana at from SOC. q soc.
I4LLow was arm Closing a. 75sc Tor prime The sales
lin quiet for both ana plate. We .-Lambs
Flag" 25Ac, gold
WooL-For domestic fleece the demand has been only
moderate during the past three days and foreign wool
has been less sought alter Prices were not essentially
changed except for the low grades of fleece which
quoted slightly easier We note sales of 10 of Ohio
ne neeee at o'c o0c M bags OF super pulled lc 75bags
wCS soc !, bales baSs
coarse Texas 2c: 1000 lbs of Oregon 40c 30 bales
Cape, 3Sc; 10000 lbs. OF fall California 23ac TO- 900 lbs
Of unwashed fleece, POS bags of pulled, so bags
combngs 1000 lbs OF Oregon 40 bales Din spring
India $1,000 lbs of Monevdeo Is bales of Mestiza
pulled all on private terms
Wn,skEr1 Receipts 42s ools. The demand to-day has
ST. and LOO bb OF alcohol on the basis of 81 per gallon
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THE STOCK MARKET
was by turns strong and weak. 1t opened with
far promise OF steadiness, and prices advanced
from u to TX per cent, but later-p0ssbly as the
consequence Of the reduction OF legal tenders-a
decline took place nearly equal to the morning
gains. At the very close there was slight recov-
cry from the lowest point. The advance was led
by Northwest shares which were heavily traded in
and sold at 60 6l14 for the common, with recess
sion to 60. The preferred went from toy TO rs,
closing at 77h. st. Paul preferred sold at 73H a
TAX a 1871. Pacific Mail sold at AK a 43& a
433.. Western Union at Tx Is a II.
Union Pacific at 34k a S4X 35H
Wabash at 53]a SAX 53z. st. Paul common at
4S1s a 4s1l AK. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
at 1sA 1914. Hannibal and st. Joseph was steady
at 32H. New York Central ranged between 1O4X
1851, closing at los. New Jersey Central ended
at 1884, having sold up to lO9H. c., G. and l. G.
remained quiet the attention OF operators in this
security being evidently diverted to the bonds,
which showed an advance OF 4 per cent since
Friday. Among the high priced stocks New York
Central. Lake Shore, Rock Island, Delaware.
Lackawanna and western; New Jersey Central
ana Harlem were the most active. In the miscel.
laneOus list Canton advanced from sOh to s2h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. HIGHEST
-
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~
Included In the above 100 bales to arrive For flu
follows1Last evening after iRree o'oiock-February
nv 1t i1 ~ March 500 at - 9lsc April 100 at l6c
l0O at 10 3S2c Total 2OO bales Today up 10 three r.
M.March 900 at 10 g6c, 400 at is IL BE so y6c
q hpr ac os 90 G. az az ' s 800 as at
iS@c zoo Il iSssc, q zoo az Is 81 Sea a;
June SO at ls i5l6c 100 at SEC 400 at l7c 100
Grand 100 Rates e. On Cotton aa 300 o 9ss
ports were quoted as folllows:-To Havre-By steam,
&c 10 Liverpoo-By steam, I'D; by sail, l,d. The
New Orleans; ss25; Mobile, l,sss;.. Savannah 1859;
York us2 Philadelphia L. Total Is l69 This day last
week, Aoil This day last year, 9.llL
CorrEE.- There WAS business reported from first
nands TO day. but the Jobblng inquiry showed
goo 0[G an earsoes &c 2c fair do 25Ac
extreme range for lots a4c s7.c gold per b. 90 and
grass mats &c. e Ssyon se sass sarscs sHS
26he a2sc; Laguayra, &c. 2sc Jamaica 25c. &c
ST. Domingo; 24c. 2Dac. Porto Rico, 26lsc. 27hc
Go Ts hea s s E,S Mexican 2Sc 2c Angos
&c, gold CD and 30 days credit
CorrER-There has been far business consummated
in lake since last and the closed rmer The
lots at 2i,sc. Closing quoted at 2as4c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Fou l2l65 bbls;
wheat llS s6 bushels 80 500 do. corn meal SO
Sbs and ISls bags oats, 324 bushels; barley $500
sales were about 1880 bbls including ali kinda at
prices within the range the suboined quotations
Corn meal continued quiet and not materially changed
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Feb 10. 1874
stdnay %ia
Britain, ls25 coastwise, 2O Sales 5000 Stock li90a
Cotton irregular demand fair; .mddiins iSc; low
R ts 4sesp Sr r slos
sass las, to 'ss sCe ss France M
& quiet sna a% the eaa9sep S. ssssR
27aa sales, 1857. Stock s5.s4a 00-''''
Cotton quiet mdalins; ls'se; low, @iddns IKE,
Sales iS Stock. as '''O 'OAs'wse 49,
Cotton quiet; mddling; 1shc a 5Ssc low middins
Tbs 1875 good ordinaTy l4c Net receipts ITO
WILMINGTON N. c., Feb. TO- 1874
ss 5 IS Is yss i IA :sssy hard
Flour steady: sales go en. 4 s ioS spring.
&sss Michigan S w Il & Corn ss,s i g. ea; os:
s. s for SSsS and 8 % toS unS9,sa
dilnss ssS ssS ton kaiirssd irsghts to
Albany, a2c.
BUFFALO, Feb; 10. 1874
bbIs. wheat 1850 bushels corn 1856 DO; oats so77o
g. n sasSss 's as 800 ats ad Sa1sS
;s1Ss wife sa a ns s%1s
white winter, 81 70 a 81 "a Corn nominal; No 9 on
the track offered Tic. &c. old. 75c Oats quiet No.
Western held At Sc % Barley steady; Canada g. s.
malt-Canada, 81 81 Is WESTERN 81 80 81 Dressed
hogs, 81 ] 50. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1874
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull and lower. at
81 20 for No spring, 81 2Os< 81 q for No. cash
s. 22s March, 81 IS April; No do 81 l5 rejected 81 TO-
xed atSese cash; s7ac March sac May Oats lady
Rye drm and scarce a. Sc SIC for No fresh Barley
81 Ssh for No. 3 spring. Dressed hogs firm at So So
Whiskey firm Soc Pork dull and lower at $14 IS cash
cash nominay sc March sold at SIC, closed at SIS So
Bulk steady, shoulders quotabe at 5c short rib
middles sold at 7ac short clear mddleS 7Hc Bacon
bushss wheat 81 600 DO corn 5000 do oats 5000 do
and d. do barley. ShipmentsSOOO bbls -four 100
bushels wheat 1000 do corn, 49, 900 do. oats 1900 do rye
and 1900 do barley.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull and lower at
81 40 amber Micnigan 81 55a April; No red. 81 S.
No do, 81 47H Corn dull and lower. Sa les OF high
low mixed new 5s.sc. Oats dull and dropping At Axe
quiet at So 10; mammoth, IS 20 ReceIpts-0oO bushels
wheat, $4,000 do and 1000 do. oats Shipments
900 bushels wheat and % QUO 90. corn.
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PRIZE FIGHT IN PENNsy ANIA-;-The "Eailln be-
tween Brian Collins and John Judge, which came
Off back OF Shanty Ill., in the vicinity OF Grants
mine, on saturday, was witnessed by large crowd
OF persons They fought tWenty-six rounds. In
the last round Collins struck 'oul,n and Judge
and his friends claimed the victory. The affair
compromised, and they are to have another turn AZ
1t. These two "bruisers' are about nineteen years
Of age, and one we understand, Is under bail for
some crime, and will have trial at the present
term Of COuvt,--S0rAltQA pa, Republic1yN keo v
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JNOR SALE-A GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE FOR
$500 two years TO run improved city real estate
centrally atcd will be sold at tair discount Apply
To MERRITT h. SAWYER. tht BroadHaYa
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the Following disburse-
ments and receipts OF the treasury yesterday
DISBURSEMENTS
Claims paid number Of warrants il3), amount
ins Sle7u
Paw rolls number of warrnntS49, amounting 20 h5so
Total (number Of warrants 1922, amounting to Ss267
From taxes of 1878 and interest ............ s6as0
From arrears and intesest 2S4So
Prom collection OF assessments and iuterest.... S05S
From market rents ard Observation-Disclosures. 1874
From water Observation-Disclosures. 79t
From licenses Mayors office. 81
From fees and fines, District Courts.
Total Observation-Disclosures l03 s96
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EXECUTOR'S FUNDS TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK
IL city Property; also clients to make temporary
loans on Buildings not finished or Brooklyn and New
York city Property. Principals apply At Ill Broadway,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT-LoNDoN Feb. 10-Evening -
Common rosen Is I'd per cwt Spirits turpentine, 35s.
Ee
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(NLEvELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND IN
~ dianapolis Railway Company.-Sto OF the
above road who opposed lease the Atvntc and
Great Western Railroad Company and to direction in
the interest OF said Atlantic and Great Western road are
invited to send their proxies to the undersigned E
LAND BROS * co, ~ Nassau street. New York orb
5. FERGUSON, IS Pine street. New York. Blanks sent
application
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES,

The principal market was In new Tennessee
skies. which sold at s2X; old Tennessees ex
coupon, at "a; Virginia skies, consolidated, at 50;
Missouri skies at o. The rest of the list quoted
at yesterdays prices.
BANK SHARES
were in fair demand We note sales OF Fourth
National at LOG 1867, Ninth National at 100, Chat
ham at 100, German American at 9sH and Bankers
and Brokers' Association at 81. The above are the
principal changes
RAILROAD BONDS
continue to be actively traded in and to show
marked Improvement. Central Pacincs advanced
to ook, the demand coming from German bankers.
Union Pacific sevens sold at s2k; Union Pacific
tens at s2h. Canada Southern nrsts were steady
at 70. c., G. and ]. G. advanced to 6eh. Chicago
and Northwest consolidated coupon bonds sold at
a SIX. Alton and Terre Hante second preferred. at
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The following is the official statement OF the
earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
during the year 1873, as well as for the month of
December. 1t will be seen that the gross earnings
for 1873 were $1ooee 1oS, against sos in 1872
and that the net earnings In 1873 were s., ssl.
against 81. Os2, O2s in 1879
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rITY OF BOSTON

~ six per cent
Currency Bonds
due in 1894,
secured by sinking fund,
for sale at gS and In terest, by
BLAKE BROTHERS CO,
so Wall street New York;
% State street, Boston.
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FIN ClAL.

A -HASKINS 4 BRAINE BROKERS, IL BROAD
n. street-socks and Gold bought and sold for cash
margin Privileges negotiated on responsible firms
which can be used as cash Margin thus enabling any
with small capital to speculate with little risk. Ex
planaory circulars mailed.
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A -LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY. BROKERS, "A BROAD
"A. WAY, BUY AND SELL PRIyILEGEs; ALSO
DOUBLE PRIVILEGES ON "MEMBERS OF THE
EXCHANGEn OR RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; STOCK
OPERATIONS MADE AGAINST APPROVED CON-
TRACTS; QUOTATIONS FURNISHED. EXPLANA.
TORY CIRCULARS, WITH EXPERIENCES. MAILED
TO ANY ADDRESS LAPSLEY BAILEY,
"a BROADWAY
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FINANCIAL.

IVAICH q FUUTE,
III Bankers, No. z Wall street, make dealings In Gov
eminent Bonds and Gold specially Interest alloweh
on deposits Stocks bought on commission for cash ~
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uNsEATED LANDS.

AToTICE IL hereby given that in pursu-
IN aoce Of an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, OF the Commonwealth on Pennsylvs-
mia. passed the 18th day Of March, Is,
entitled an Act to amend an Act directing
the mode Of selling Unseated Lands for
Taxes &c., and the several subsequent
Acts supplementary thereto. Inc iohow,
out lots In the Comfy OF Forest, or 20
much thereof an will pay the arrearaR es Of
taxes and costs accrued thereonss will be
exposed 70 public sale at the Treasurer
Office, In Tionesta Borough Forest Conh-
W, Pa, on the -. -..s-s,.,. .i
SECOND MONDAY or J1HB, (sth) is1t
ana be continued by sdiournmgnt from
day 70 day II II shall be found necessary
so 20 do; ---.zr-
All traois szss ~stssfsisS na@yked. are I'd
vsrtissd fff thS a3ss ~ 1872 iend 1873.
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SEATED LANDS.

q And also in pursuance of an act sppToved
the 2yth day OF, April, 1874, directing the
mode of selling seated lands for iaHos, snd
the several Is supplementary thereto the
following tracts of seated lands andin and
out lots in the said County of Forest afOre-
said, or so much thereof % will pay the
arresrages Of taxes and costs accrued there
on will be exposed To public sale ct the
tins and place aforesaid for the sale sf in-i
seated lands, and be continued By adjourn
n,ent from day to day II II should be found
necessary SO TO do: - hHiasif"l t'f' 7'
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Tlonesta House,

IArIMER Lessee, Klna 81 TIE
ny ..sts pa et the mouth Of the oreeh
~, II. has thoroughly renovated tns
.Tienssta House, and fs-frrnished Y com. M
.sistsly. All who pasronizs him VIII M pe
EsIl entsrtainsd at reasonable rates. SAY
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FORTsT HOUSE,

- BLACK PRoPRIEToR. oppoMss.
IL. Osurt Hoass, Tienssta, r.. sass s
sSs.sd. everything new and clean anc 1c
Gssh. The best Of liquors. kept sons.tnay
~, hand, A portion OF the public PAsron
-. n respectfully solicited. 4S-Iy
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crnrnA Al HOUSE,
I.vreros HOUSE.

vy,IoNEsTA, PA. wiLLiAM wiLLs,. iam nas,.s
4. .sntrsliv located. Everything new ana
~sli ferrIshsd superior aecommoos-
400 ana strict attention given 70 gnes1.;
Vsrstahlss and Fruits Of all kinds sesxee
n tSsir season. Sample reon ssr SsAA'
pnsro&al Agents. tf u af.,st.sfa.sLl
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National Hotels

sv>rpIoUTE, PA, BENZ. Elliott, proprie-
i tor. This house has been newly Hs. iarm.
Sshed and il kept In good styie. ss.ss :.
%in oe nAo' Sly.
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Legal notices at established rasss.
Marriage and desth notices, gratts. "
All bills for yearly advertisements oos-
iected quarterly. Temporary advertise
nents must be paid for IN advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery. 7a
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Taxes and costs must bs paid ,whsn prop
srty IL struck down or the sale may be
avoided and the property be Immediately
put up and resold. See sct 18th Msveh
isl7. SEC. "a, Purdon's Digest, page o9l:
Tionssta, Forest County Pa, this lst day
Of April, A. d. 1874. ~ 40 !. !.
+ attg FRED. GLASsN Err, Treasures.
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HE WANTED TO mARxY.

A, London letter to the Herald says:
Here is a good story WHICH has not
vet found its way into print, but for
the truth Of which l can vouch. Lord,
George Gosdon. \ young man Of four
aud twenty Wishing to marry . certain
Young lady, went quite recently to ask
the permission of bis father, the Duke
of Argyle. The Duke pompous lit
tie man, replied in effect. my son,
since our house has been honered BY
being united with the royal family, 1
have thought it right to delegate de-
cision on all such matters to your ell
der brother, the Marquis of Lorne.
Go. therefore, and consult him." The
Marquis of Lorne. on being applied TO-.
said. "My dear brother. in case Of
importsnce like this ] should think ti
r;eht To ask the decision Of the Queen.
the head of. the royal family!9duso q
which have married. The QaeenS 1
an the matter being laid before her,
i declared that since her terrible esreay-a
/ ment she had been in the habit OF TAX
4 Inc no. stepso without consulting the
4 Duke SAKE. Coburg. the brother OF hef
!, deceased husband. To the Duke, then,
the case was referred, and from him
, a letter was received, telling his dear
sister in. law that recent political events y
had induced him to do nothing, even
a. "a riying advice, without the express
} eoncurrence Of the Emperor William,
: before whom he had laid the mater. rl'n:
\ The Emperor william wrote . long
letter, declaring that though he Was s
3 surrounded by counseliors there was was
4 one only who had on all occaslonlF = !
q proyed himself correct, loyal and ialtii
Z fuI and without whose advice he tth'
q Emperor). would have no decision !.
% Therefore he had referred the matter {
q his faithful Minister Prince Bismarck <
Il ! And it is narrated thatEhsn Prlne,
S. bismarck was made acquainted TilI
s. the subject he rosred out, .GCa u
20 HimneI what q fuss about nothing
IS Let the bay marry whom he pleass.e
q q SO long as: she is young and pretty
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