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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

Ms. MORRISON propose, to Investigate
Mr.. Smith, the journal clerk Of the
house Smith issued an improper circu-
lar, AMI thereby got into hot water,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

81 AN, of course, therefore for Hart
ranit,' is the way Old Simon Cameron
oi Pennsylvania, puts it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

"Mg. BLAINE also has some friends in
pennsylvania" said the good old Simon
Cameron the other day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

BLAINE has remarked several time.
lately that sit is perfectly scandalous."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

THE Pekin Republican must not abuse
Ed. Merritt. Ed. is our friend again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18
office.

Notice.
Notices hereby giyeg 10 the Stockholders OF
the Cairo City Ferry Company, that II meeting
Will bc held at my Office, corner OF Eighteenth
street and Washington avenue in this city, ON
Monday, May LIST next, for the election of seven
directors to serve the ensuing year, and Tor gen
cral business. 1IIOS. W HALLIDAY,
Secretary.
Cairo, Ills, April II, 1876. l-l3-dta
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

Personal Taxes.
a III. personal taxes, remaining unpaid, are
4 \ under the law, now delinquent. To give
such taN payers, however,as desire il, an op-
portnnity To pay said taxes without cost, the col
lector VIII receive the same at his Office until the
twentieth inst After that time distinint W i'll be
male upon the property ofthe delinquents.
ALIEN. II. IRWIN,
County Collector.
Cairo, Illinois, April 10, is76. a-ii-d&w-m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-18

p~..k,.. All Kinds of
krluLlUV Job priM ting at Bottom Prices
At the BULLETIN Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN As FIR~r Glass COOK;
~ no Obi scti,ns do she washing. Address L.
son l2D Herald Uptown Branch Office.
DKsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN As COOK, HAS
fear ysars reference last employer country pre-
SouoG kdlrss z T.. Herald ONCE.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Eastern Railroad.

BosToN, Mass, Nav l6.
RAssy meeting ID he ,tockholder, Of
E4..,.4 Rtj#r,4I ~, held to-day TO
49,, -a, action ~ may be necessary IN
.- .ae recent relief act passed bv III.
legislature. Mr.. :. l.. Thomas presented
-.pr. On behalf OF the committee ut
< ,4u.Icr.. appointed to inv stigate the
.-4r,=o' the road. The report advises "A
. 4ca'us, director Lothrop Tor the use
-,, destruction OF the Lynn depot. which
s.. ,s,t So 900, and might have been
rel 1v the company Also against the
e..4.t 81, Mr Hooper 1t also severely
se...r,-, ;h, purchase of lands for the new
1a.. j., a cost OF s2a0 O0o, which appears
....rr acvn unauthorized by the directors.
i, purchase Of the Bar HArbor prop
~ is 81 so. which has proved of no
-. 4 motion TO appoint a committee. 10
suits against directors or others.
-..-et wth being dcrelic, while serving
.a>,ora Railroad, and authorizing the
4.-.-. .,.., Ia provide counsel, was rcferred d
atNt mretiu. OF stockholders.
..ss va mad that the corporation ac-
.ae relief act" of the Legislature.
feu.uE discussion, a recess was taken.
.. assembling, the chairman an
red the vote On the motion to accept
ID. -r, - act. as affirmative S095 shares.
..-.,ee ~
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
New Publications.

Harper's Magazine for June contains the
entire Fourth Book Of george Eliots 'Dsniel
Deronda," story, 1.-THE constructive art OF
which" says the London Times, "seem TO APP
proach perfection, According TO lomise.
Miss Mulock's new story, The Laurel Bush"
is begun in this Number. 1t is indeed AN
Old-fashioned Love story" and. from the start.
fascinates the reader. In addition 10 the brill
liant novels already commenced. there viii be
begun in the July Number an anonymous Sc
rial story of great promise. TO be published
simultaneously in Blackwood and Harper.
Three short stories are contributed to this
Numbar-..Miss susan's Love Affsir.'' by Har-
riet Prescott Spofford; The Pursuit of Her
itage.- by Mrs Frank Mccarthy; and Loves
service" by Lizzie W. Champney; all Of them
strongly dramatic, and Of absorbing interest.
..Oid A bers Experience" an illustrated poem
by Mrs. E. I. Corbett. Is one Of those charac-
teristic and striking stories in verse which haye
become prominent feature in Harper's Mag
szioe. and is good enough to tempt one to buy
the Number for its sake alone.
In its other contents, the Magazine Is as
fresh and bright and varied as it always is.
John Esten Cookies interesting and richly IL
Illustrated articles on 'Virginia In the Revolu-
tom opens the Number. Benson j. LOSING
concludes his Romance of the Hudson" Is
pecial interest just now will be felt in Mr.
| Rideing's Trail in the Far Southwest .
which treats extensively Of the country and
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Dcci.ion Ia Law

The following case al law has been set
lied hy the full Court aud certified 10 the
CLERK OF Courts.
Joseph Card and wife v. The City Of
Ellsworth The action 10 stand Tor trial ct.
Rcscrigt- While the female plaintiff. win
horse and ~sgon,wa> travelling along the bi.-h
way, her horse became frightened at a .r..,
rock. dug out oi the earth by the town and Ief
IN the travelled way in situation calculated to
irighien horses passing by. In attempting 10
dlsm"uni from the wagon, she fell and .ya> in.
lurcd Neither she nor the horse was at fsutf
he rock was per Sc. defect in the WAY. mn
that II >he was dismountinS To prevent unset
ting. while the horse was restless and upfnsu-
aSeAhle from the fright tplainiifi's version lhr
defect IN thc way NAV be held to be the rroNi-
maic cause OF the injury.
Hsta. furtser, that II the horse was uumar-
ccabic aud the plaintiff was dismouni. ng in
lead the horse by then he started VI and threw
htr down. but not on account Of any fright AZ
hat moment at the rock (dcfendant'- version. .
The defect IN the wsy could not b. oonsid, rcd "a,
The TruNlmAtc cause uf the injury
Htii. also further. that town may D., liable
TO a traveller for an injury occurring frum th,
fright of hi ho.ss At AN o>irtcii ION in the fr,,
eled way which / an aciureal defect therein.
huj not unless the obJcc, Of fright Present. N,
appearance that would he likely 10 frtshtsn or
dluary horses. nor unless the appearance. Of tn.
object j such That u should rIsonaJ,y De- tN-
i,ecied by the town thai li naturally nigh; have
that effect: nor unless the horse Wa- at least an
ordinary KIND. gentle aud saic animal and wei
broken ior travelling upon our pubic ruad-.-
: BY Pctcrs. J.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

CARBoNEAR. NEwroUNDLANp, Jan. ;. 1871.
MR. JAMES |. FELLOWS.

CARBoNEAR. NEwFOUNDLANp, Jan. 3. ISL.
MR. JAMES |. FELLOWS,
DEAR SUR came to this country in NAV.
lS9. | fOui a cOuniryman Of mine labOring
under some affection Of the lung.. | recom-
meuded your Syrup. tried at Tie Druggists in
Harbor Grace, but they thought | wa. invent
ing the name at their cxpeuse. However, in
Aprr $50. Mr. Edgar joyce RAPIDLY wasted
away with every symptom ofquick con-ump-
tlOn. 50 that he was unable TO walk across tie
room. having no appetite. pains in the left side.
nervous system unsirung, dry. hacking cough.
&c. Fortunately J. armed that your syrup
could be obtained AT Mr.. Dearin's in II. Johns
and Immediately procured some, showed one
10 ". Ii. Thompson. who ordered supply
from you at once). This was TUESDAY ailer-
noon; al night he took the prescribed dose, and
in the morning he described the very results
notified ON the wrapper. His appetite soon be-
gan TO return and 4 yoraciOu> one il was, too;
the drv. hacking cough changed INTO loose but
violent attacks, finally disappearing altogether;
pains left his side. hi> hand regained il usual
steadine-s. and before he finished ten bottle,
hi health WAS quite restored, and to-day not
more healthy person j. 10 be found on our
street.. and 1t j. the opinion all had he not been
fortunate in getting your syru? OF IIypophos-
phites. he would now be in his grave.
lie happened 10 be in W. II. rhOmps on's the
day your first shipment arrived. and took at
once four bottles To the Labrador hich he was
very anxious to do, but had no occasion TO Use
them himself. No other medicine will he ever
prescribe, recommend or give but ours.
| also recommended il TO another cOnsump-
tive, but have not heard from him since, he
lives in distant part OF the Island. Hoping
thi> will give you some encouragement,
| remain yours, a., ID. ii. Burrige.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
City and County.

rhe roads, although rough, have be-
come for the most part dry, and tolerasly
passable.
While tie PhiladelphiaBs are luxur!at-
ing upon strawberries. We Down casters
are proud and happy over our first mess Of
greens.
For the past few days the weather has
been cold and the season is regarded as
backward. Few OF the farmers in this vi
cinity have as yet been able to work their
lands.
= Be sure and attend Sheriden & Mack :
entertainment at Hancock Hall next Tses-
day night 1t is far superior To ordinary
vaudevilies given by travelling troupes
The Boston papers pay the Combination
the highest compliments. The Boston
Journal of April lst says of this Company
The Sheridan 4 Mack Combination contipus
10 draw good audiences into Beethoven Hall
the character Of their entertainments mskiha
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

me place attractive 10 a fine class .,
ne programme includes both humoro,s ~;
sentimental selections introductino ,ha -
oo.lpsny There is certainly a wonderG'I
,',p - ~ the capacities of the artists and the
audience are invariably pleased. ''''
see advertisement in another column.
ACCipENT.-LastS Sunday a young horse
attached to wagon in which was Mr.
isaac Gott' while descending a hill in W.
Ellsworth. took flight from the wbinile-
tree striking his legs and ran away tipned
over the wagon and threw Mr.. Con ont
lie was not much injured. The colt contin-
ued TO run furiously. and a neishbor of Nh.
1ott' Mr. Abram Meader. attenntinr to
stop the frightened animal was knocLad
do"n aud run over. He was struck I'm the
breast and severely bruised and tho horse
stepped on one OF his legs, cutting the flesh
BADLY. 1t is thought that Mr.. Meader is
not seriously injured.
From an order of the CITY council
iohnd ~ another column. IL Will be seen
that that body are disposed to enforce the
use OF broad trimmed wheels for heavy
teams There can be tao question OF the
wisdom OF such AN order. and its strict en-
iofcement, so far a. the interests of the
city are concerned The large sums auuu-
ally expended on road,. and the terrible
condition they are always IA. during the
rainy seasons. show coucluslycIy thar
heavy teaming with narrow tires nccc. ,ar-
II! produce unsafe aud almost iuIpaS>,bl.
highways The move j. a good one and
We hope II Will be carried into otiee, at :,
suitable time. 70 change the t.rc>. viii of
course be a heavy tax on owners OF team
wagons. and we think IN these hard times
a ie" months notice should at least be Civ
en- them. Should the order 90 into force
March lst, it, beneficial effects viii H..
mainly accomplished
We ihink the statute pro, ide> that nine
iy day grace shall be given after the end
et passes.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

The Union Farmers Club met accor-
ding to adjournment.
Report ~ Mrs. Ranci sinclair. Rrclta-
uon by MI. OrleAa Smith Papers on
Butter making hy Mr.. l.. Lord and Mrs.
Wa->on and on the potato hy /. |. Lord.
The question What does The Lav ted 10
our stock pay Us per ton" was discussed
by Mes,rs Ilutchius Es>iugton. F. l. Lord.
l.. Lord. Jarvis. Clark and WasSou. The
conclusion arrived AZ. Mas that IN order 10
obtain The bes; return. It j, necessary 20
leave OF guess work, and adop: a regular
system Ia the care OF stock. and to note a
carefully the cost and receipts in farm man
agement, a in any other business
Having uuwittinely adopted the same
name lUnion) as the South Surry Farmer,
Club, and not wishing to have .Ir. attach
ed 10 our name. voted 10 adopt the name.
Eureka.
Singing under the direction Of MIR. jar
Wis SIC
May 10 1876
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Three More Delegates for Blaine in
Mass.
NV BEDFORD. Mass. NJ

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. May lG.
A. The Republican convention OF the first
--es,.onal district in this city to-day
ii. aer. I. Davis OF Fall River, aud VIM.
] Davis Of Plymouth were unanimously
e~.ted by ballot as delegates TO Cincinnati
fr-,tas Chase OF Harwich and Lewis 6.
i .t-~ ofFair Haven were chosen alterna-
.t.- Wm. I. Davis is a Blaine man and
Robert T. Davis, though uncommitted is
"a posed to have a leaning in-the same di-
-ec'.oa.
lhe Republicans Of the Eighth District
AA'e elected James Freeman Clark and
'-me- Russell Lowell delegates to the
'tc-uuati Convention
Iae Republicans OF the Fifth district
elected James NJ. Shute Of somervlne and
James F. Dwinell OF Winchester, delegates
i" Cincinnati. One prefers Blaine and the
ortaer Brstow.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

DR. MORRIS SYRUP OF TAR WILD IlFEEY
AMI hoKEHorNp ha> never been hnuwu t.
iAll in permanently curing ob>'luaf" Cough.
toid>. Group, WhDoping Cough. nor aut d.
eases of the r. -piratory or-su>-tui II doc, t
too az once II j not necessary tI t4av II
tor u long time b,fGr" YOU can discover it.
beneficial effects. Il, 81, DO tai, community
i immense, aud it. popularity uuNrr-o.. II
should not be eia>~od w!lh compouha- rut up
anteeI to b. composed Of thr purr-i aui b",t
materials, and 10 alwAl> give satisfaction. Do
not iAl 10 give this great and potent remedy a
trial. Il viii not ani cannot 3I>appOut YOU.
Ak Tor DR.. Morris syrup Of Tar. Nid Cher
~ and Horehound. aud take non % her.
Trial size. 10 ct,., OCULAR Sic 80 ct-. I el-o1.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
TO CONSUMPTITES.

The advertiser, retired physician. having
proyidentially discovered, while Medical
Missionary in Southern Asia, a very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchit-
is, Catarrb, and all throat and lung Affections
also positive and radical specific for Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay. and all Nervous
Complaints. feels it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, he will cheerfuly send free Of charge) 10
AL who desire it. the recipe for preparing, and
identially discovered remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves of the benefits OF this dis
coveTy without cost, can do So by return mail,
by addressing, with stamp, naming thispaper
DIR. CHARLES z. MARSHALL,
33 Niay-ra Street,
1yr9 Buffalo, n. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLlD NOTICE hereby given that >e,h Ti--
ddlei late I'd Iii worth, Id the Cpuntg of Han.
Goes. deceased. by hi- mortgage deed dared April
39th. a y. ls1l. recorded m Hancock Registry,
Book ~, page 40. conveyed tu st. John smith,
81 Portland, in the County ul Cumberland, a Ger
tam lot q laud and mll privilege situated in sad
Ellsworth. On both sides OF Union River, being
the upper mill privilege $50 called on said River
al the heal Of the Fails, with a gang and single
saw mill on The East site and a -taye mill on the
west side OF sa:i kivcr-with all buildings OF
every kind standing un said land and mill prv
lt-e Also nve-sINth parts IA common amt undi-
Niicd OF the Western two thirds part Of Town
-hIp numbered twenty eight ,t~) IN said Comfy
81 Hancock; ana that the conditions OF said mort
gage have been broken; bY reason whereof The
subscriber mortgage as aforesaid claims fore
closure OF SAID mortgage pursuant to the statute
IN such case made and prov Idcd
Dated at Portland, this 18th day Of April y. y.
1876.
ST. joins SMITH.
BY JAS. ii. SMITH.
3wIs his Attorney.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

-Chas. {. Burrill has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imper al Fire
Ius. Co. ofLondon. organized in 1903. and
the Northern Assurance Co. OF London,
organized in 1926. These Companies issue
Joint policy. whose combined strength is
nearly s35 .000, 600 In addition to the
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old ftna OF Hartford, the Hanover OF New
York. German American of New York.
Atlas OF Hartford, Bangor of Bangor. Me
and several other frst-class Companies.
There is no agency in New England which
has better facilities for placing large lines
OF Insurance in first-class Companies than
this. Give Burrill call and see for your
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
TO remember-ihe Best Insurance is the
Cheapest, and he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Religious Services II this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Sa sabbath School at 10 80
A NJ. Preaching ST Is and a z. NJ.
BAPTIsT-Presching at 2 is and p. NJ
Sabbath School al ! L. NJ.
UNITAkIAS.-SabbathS School at u - A. NJ.
Preaching at Is and z. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Preaching at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
NJ Sabbath School st P. NJ.
METHODIST Preaching at and p. M
Sabbath School at 10 A. NJ.
ePIRITUALIsT.-Meetings held every Sun
days al O'Clock, P. NJ, In Hall over Wiggin's
drug store.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Sentenced for Murder.

GREENFIELD. Mass May 10.
fire cOug, this forenoon before Chief
.-,.e. Df-y. Daniel J. Dwight and Her
t.t a Davenport pleaded guilty TO mur-
-.- -" second degree for the murder OF
i ! F4rusworth in Coleraine last year
80. ..,4 were sentenced 20 State prison
ar e. and w-sht 10 one day ia solitary
1,...aeai
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

The Latest, Greatest. and most reiia-
Bile remedy ever but together by medical
science for rheumatism, Wounds. swell
iuE>. Burn-. Caked Breast, fc, j. the
Ceutaur Lniment. There are two Kinds
What the White Ljuiment Is for the human
family the Yellow Ceutaur Liuiment i, tor
spawned. lame and strained horses and
animals. lyS 3m2D
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

Children Cry for Castoria. II is a,
pleasant to take as honey and is absolutely
harmless. Ii i, sure TO expel worms. cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
ach. aud overcome irritability caused by
rash or eating teeth. II is a perfect sub
in young or old there is nothing in exist
euee so effective and reliable.
lys 3m2O
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the City of Ne y
YORK. save ANNOYANCE aud expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the q GRAND UNION HO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. .
IL ha. over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at an expense OF over sS0O,OVo. Eleva-
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is I'M
surpassed, Rooms for 4 single person, o., sl5O,
and az per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, so that visitors to the city and travel
ers live more luxuTiously, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hTst-class
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
y42 G.F 4 W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Barnum Elected U. S. Senstor.

HARTFORD. Conn, May -
ID WINS am II Barnum was to-day
..,- : senator In both Houses Of
81 ~ stature. The Election +, for the
-.A "a term OF the late Senator Ferry
= a..li, u ls-y
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Sudden Death on Shipboard

VkI LAND. Me-, Nav TO.
The Bug Ageuora which sailed this
- - for Glasgow. put back to land the
4...tt the colored steward who droppet
.as5 Of heart disease at noon
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
On Sc oi HE Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHINGToN. d. c. May l6. IAN.
Probabilities.
For New England. falling barometer,
Southeast to Southwest winds, and warm
er. clear or partly cloudy weather.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Accident.
GARDINER, Me-, Nav l6.

Mr.. Elisha Libby of this town. sustain
zs compound fracture of her right leg
,s5,e the ankle, this afternoon by falling
.-sa i ladder. Her physician fears 1t NAV
d. ece>>arv TO smputate the limb.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

B. +. Joy is having hi Carding Nil
and Machinery put IN the best OF order for
custom work. Will be ready to run on
and after May 20th.
ii. B. MASON. Agent.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

Remember the dance at Wayer!y Hall
OH Saturday evening May 20th. Music by
Walker and joys Orchestra. The best Of
order will be enforced, and very pleas
ant time is expected.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

and two hundred thous and dollars OF Ala.
bama claims were paid 10 Buoksport par
ties, Capt. J II. Snow receiving about s2i.-
900 Deacon Henry Darling and Mrs. Euoch
Barnard s4s 900 and s42 O0o
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
ra nkiin.

School in district No. :, Martins
Ridge closed May 6 inst. Taught by SIR.
I. \. Crabiree. The school was highly
satisfactory. Mr.. C's peculiar knack of
teaching and thoroushness are proyerbial.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
MORRIS Il HERITAGE.

II Sold by : u. Wi--ln. Ellsworth; \.
j. Jordan. Orlani. and K. Z. >toVrr, Bucks
port.
John ". Perkins a &C.. Portland. general
AGENT. ~ IL -
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
BRU NswICK, Me-. Nav l6.

Young woman about % years of age.
-,n.ed Ann T. Boswell, attempted suicide
rop,ham this forenoon by leaping into
i. liver. She was however seen and res
coed
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Centennial Exhibition.
pHILApELrHIA. p. Ms,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Is.
Tie 4.t-uLAuce al the Centennial ground
=.>-t.lAy exceeded that OF any day since
IT, opening. The number OF paying visi-
TT u The grounds Saturday was 1850.
Tie fesiAQrant keepers appear before the
.aH.ss.oners to-day on the subject OF ex-
--. IL; charges
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

per. viii cure hneuWaAi-ili Neuralgia. LNhlit-
20, Sciatica, taked Breasts, Sore Nipples. Frost
ed Feet, ChillblaIus, sweliings. Spraus and any
prIiuarE
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
SUNDAY QUESTION.

5 committee OF the various religious
-...e, VII t"-1ay organize mass meet
70 sustain the Commissioners in keep
- She Exhibition closed on the Sabbath.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
Farmers of Hancock County,
Get the best thirty dollar
Horse Hay Rake.

Colby Emery & Co., are The licensed manutact-
ureIs and sole agents for the sale oi the Neal
horse hay Rake, IN Hancock County.
We Invite the attention of the farmers t. our
.lUck OF kakes Leflre mAhlng lller pmrchase.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
SHIP BUILDERS.

We sill continue to manufacture Boats Water
-asks, Tanks, Plugs, Wedge, Snip ryng &c
stock OF Boats con -tautly on hant AI~J "a tAcht
for ale, new >loUp rugged. board a feet
tanning four berihs
Cores rOndeHcc sOlIci.el.
COLBY, EMERY & co,
2mosls RuckspOif, Ae.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

F.r tafs-fh 49,. t,rnn..'> Pam KILN. NJ
Dc Oi freely pu Tho forehead lui no,,. y ,rrua ],
also iLAa.c The strong odor II The MlgiN On
from a cloth. M.N Tie Mage CA with water
sud g4rgl, the throat. Iry Jhi> three TIM. dtt
for a fcw day-; il don't cost much. 4 prom :
u.u Mt person who ha, tried this in a very aC-r4-
waited case Ay,; within twO week, every ,c,-
{ Isr u catarrh had I'm me.