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y terrific storm, which old Probabili-
ties failed TO predict, prevailed in this
CITY from 10 4. VI. 10 p. NJ, on MONDAY
l. drilled. rained. showed, and all dsv.
Democratic votes dropped thick and
fast, overwhelming previous Republi-
can majorities. and burying them hun
dreds deep. Ii is needless TO say that
the skies were not bright to the defeated
What causes contributed 10 produce
tins dire political CONFUSION, it would
be difficult 10 mention. Probably each
voter would assign different cause
1t i enough for Republicans TO know
that they have met the sorest defeat.
they have known fer score OF wears
Hand. persistent work on the part of
The MAYER elect tor DAYS and weeks
past, has unquesiionably had much 10
DO with the result, and he and his fol-
lowers may well throw mp their hats at
their victory.
Ii we could, we would not abste one
joi Of their gloriiicstion. We only ask
that the interests of this city. which for
the ensuing year, are in their hands.
may not suffer from extravaganza, dis
order and misrule Mayor Young is
$50 ------., 49, ---.Io
interest the same care and attention
which he gives 10 his own private II
fairs, there will tie little cause of COM
plant. L. however, in his administra-
tion. he should make himself fra and
the city second. Heaven help us! How
our new Mayor viii succeed in the role
OF Hei0rmer, remains 10 be seen. The
office i by no means bed @; roses.
and If lac succeeds in building sidewalks
and streets 10 every mans door-in APP
pointing all his friends OF the police
" hom he does not make road surveyors
iii giving each engin thousand feet
@! hose 10 play through, and vet nobody
have any taxes 10 paw. none of his sup.
perters will have cause 10 regret their
vote. Ii be can proclsim free run. to
all who wish 10 drink or sell and vet
dam the flow Of il and run the city on a
teetoiai temperance principle. he will
make model officer, and satisfy every
body. We shall see what we shall see.
Cnder this inscrutsble dispensstion of
Providence. there is no use in Republi-
cans losing heart; We believe that to-
day We have in this city handsome
majority, who. in September and No
venber next, will take pleasure in vo-
ting the old ticket. and thus aiding in
iriumphautly electing good and true
men to Stale and National office.
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SptfiaI Aotifes.
Or. >eaencl'. standard Remedies.

The standard remedies for oil diseases of ,be
lungs are SCHESCK's PULMoSIC SYRUP. -,
WEED TOXIC. AND MANDRAKR Pills. and
II taken before the Lungs are destroyed a speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines Dr.. j. H. schepck
OF Philadelphia, owes hi unriyalled success. in
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases. &z
The Pulnonic Syrup ripens the morbid mas.
Ter IN the lungs; nature throws it OF, by an ea,y
e1pectofailon. for when the phegrn or matter
Is ripe slight cough will throw il off The r.-
tient has rest and the lungs begin to heal
o enable the Pulmonic Syrup TO DO this
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and schenek's So
eed lonlc must be freely used 10 cleanse th..
stomach and liver. Scheuck's Mandrake Pin,
act on the liver. removing all distractions r..
lax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely ans
the liver is soon relieved
schenck's Sea " eed Tonic !. gentle stirnn-
liant and Alternative the aigzh Of which II J.
compo, 81, mixes with the food ana prevent.
so0ring. II assists the digestion hy toninr IT.
The stomach 10 a healthy condition, 20 thsf IT,
food and the Pumonic Syrup vii MAKE goc.i
o'ood' linen the lungs heal, and the patient win
surely gel Wen II care IS taken 0 prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Sebenek. eilher
Pc rsonslly or by letter, can do 50 al his prinei
pal office. Corner Of Sixth and Arch St. phi
sdelphia. every Monday.
Schencks medicines are sold by all tlrugS5s.s
throughout the country ew9
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Letter from California.
NAVARRO Nit. MENDoCrNo Co, Cal.
March llth lS1e
NJ. Editor.

NAVARRO Mill. MESDOCINo Co, Cal
March 18th, 1876
M. Editor:
Your Kindness in publishing nv first
communication. has induced me 10 send
another descriptive Of the place where
am located.
Navarro is precinct of Big river town
ship. and Is situated on the Pacific coast,
one hundred and sixty miles from San
Francisco at the intersection OF the Coast
and san Francisco and Mendocino city
stage road. via Cloverdale. aud consists OF
n hotel and livery stable. Postoffice. Wells
Fargo & Co., Express Office, one store. and
perhaps 20 ranches large and small
Coming on the stage from Sau Francis
co. YOU catch your first view of the Pacific
Ocean, at this point. aud the view is a
splendid one. Behind YOU the lony red
wood aud pine, IN front the fields covered
with their mantle OF green, slopiug away
to IL" ocean, and the ocean itself stretch
ing out - grand aud immeasurable.
The hotel at this place, is one Of the
man. Haskell Severance, from some place
near Bangor. No doubt many Of your
readers remember HIM when he worked on
the Union river. lie oflen recalls old rem
iuiscenccs. aud tells what he and Apollos
Hunt used to 10. when they worked for
Black.
"Hisk" i \ good fellow and keeps a
good house ID down East" style.
The Navarro Mil is situated about one
half nile from TIE hotel, beside the Navar-
RI river on Il At formed by the mud and
sand, that has washed dow from the hills
and mountains. The banks Of the river
height OF three AMI tour hundred feet Be
sides the Mil, there l. the COOK house and
diClnG hail, cabins for the men - sleep H.
and about a dozen houses occupied By the
Mil hands that have families.
In the employ OF thi, company, there T..
representative OF almost every civilized
nation on the globe and the Heather
Chinee"
There being no hlroor here. the lumber
is souveyed IL mile on Ii. h,crs. 70 where
the vessel j. mooreI. The company have
road graded % the mouth OF the river.
and q wooden track laid, and = wharf built
this win;cr. extending $50 feet iuto the
ocean. where they Intend to load when
the sea i. smooth enough
But hnd nv letter is growing long, 20
will close for this lime and finish 10 nv
next. O. p C.
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ELLSWORTH. M.reh =. .o.clecs

We hsve aad desperate Eight and won 4
most brilliant victory. tremendous vote hiss
been poiled, sad Monroe Young nemocra, i
elected hSyor by over ~ majority Erers
Ward is psaOcraflc' The streets are full Of
people ara the most unbounded enthusiasm
prevails. An immense Mass Meeting will be
holden tonight, s; which Mr.. Young will be
nominated for Congress.
JOHN B. RKpMAN.
We cheer fully copy the above dispatch to
the Commercial, and give It's author the
benefit of the greater Publicity. To be
sure no one else saw the streets full Of
people" nor 1.-THE unooundei enthusiasm. -
bat that does not matter. the dispatch
reads just as well. We tried 70 Ind that
..hnmense mass meeting" and seeing Ham
cock Hall lighted up, went there On 60
ing into the door. doorkeeper demanded
= quarter which we cheerfully paid. for the
sake OF seeing an immense mass meet
Ing nominate Young for Congress On
looking toward the stage, instead Of seeing
the enthusiastic John proposing his friend
lonag for Congress, we saw . strolling
iuggler exhibiting stale tricks OF deception.
This was the only meetiag we know of
thai WAS held. Is il the Que John referred
toa
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o. L. SALE St, CHICAGO. March Is, 1870.

81 Ia SALE ST., CHICAGO, Marrh Is, 1876.
M DaHiei Adams-Ny dear frieAd:
A notice in the Ellsworth American OF this
week sistes, that there is on Thursday evening
10 be reunion" 81 the Old School House at
the Hesd Of the Lane Not indeed the Old
schoolhouse with its hipped roof Indeed ST
least in outward sppearSnce). but indeed old
to those who are young. But then who are
younger than ourselves Of three score years,
While these old boys, your brothers Josiah
and jordan remain. and If dared | would
name a multitude Of others as \. 4. Joy.
Charles JOY. George Mcfarland. Sylvester
Lord. Thomas Lord, Heard Lord. lothian
Lord. Obed and Benjamin Lori John P. ard
A fired Jordan. Leonard and Frank Carr. John
Mcfarland, OTIS l.. Moore. John Whitaker.
sam. Bonsey, Pred Means. Frank Austin. Le-
onsrd J. Whiting and Charles q. Whiting
our Seniors, and James W. Davis, Marx
shepherd. Levi Means. David and Abel Nc
Fariand, Calvin and sam Peck. Abel Wood
ward and kidder Whiting. Cornelius Moore.
Charles Belaify. Snd host Of Others
our juniors. but it is dangerous. lest show
that hsye not kept posted; but many OF them
have lef; but still so far s. know = very re-
msrkAhle share remain.
How MANY OF US used 10 man that old
horse-,led al the door Of All. Woodlands house
on the hill where you now live. and slide down
TO the very wharf. The notice has brought
bsek old recolleetions Of that winter when |
went to that cd sehoolhouse. where our good
Mr.. Neurse whom we all value sot- # not
thsE, taught the district school.
! might mention the bright faces Of the girls
whom We then used 10 face but that winter
We were too young to fnlly appreciate the priv
i'eSe, for ii was, If rightly remember. the
winter Of 1857. or lss.-aS. These DAYS
have passed. but the memories Of them still
continue. and Of many pleasant very pleasant
DAYS since. which have spent in nv native
town. As the years pass away. nv thoughts
often wandered TO those familiar scenes. But
of our sehool-isys, there was one central fig
VIE always before Us, who did more outside
our homes 10 mould our characters, and 10
give impulse 10 our teachers, and the common
schools Of the country for miles and miles
around and whose influence still lives. They
do cease from their lAbors, but their works DO
follow them
You and many others who are or ought 10
be grateful. well know Of whom speak. our
good old teacher Mr.. NourSe. l wish could
picture him TO those who knew him not. So |
kind, so benevolent, 50 lAborious, 50 forbear- |
ing to Indifference, 50 patient to stupidity, so |
untiring in self sacrifice, 50 charitable to per
verseness and ignorance, so hopeful for US all. |
He WAS friend to every aspirsnt after knowl- |
edge; enthusiastic in his own love Of learning, |
how earnestly he sought to inspire the same
love in others, from the A. B. C's-, TO the
higher classics and mathematics. How he made
some Of Us review Indey Murray, the author
Of the Primer the Issrodxcfion to tas ExSiiss
Reader. tie EsgiisA Reader. and Of tha; Muir
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/" "u'elnence Of the oversight which
occurred IN framing the original bin for
payment Of judgments hy the Alabama
Claims Court, the Treasury Department
cannot proceed with such payment K
VII De necessary % have passed by Con
gress the bill Introduced a few day. 40
by Mr. Frve OF Maine. directing the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury to sel liv. Der cant
bonds for the purpose or .5,aining Nancy
with which 10 pay the six million dollar,
of judgments already awarded b. tba
court Consequently in the opinion OF
treasury oflccal., the department will not
80 able to begin payment on the pending
judgments, which number between eleven
and twelve hundred, earlier than about the
10th OF April. although all other necessary
arrangements have been perfected.
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FASHION NOTES.
We arr having such odd weather for Spring
that we hardly dare breach the subject Of styles
and yet toe time for changes 10 so near at hand
that perhaps many Of the ladies would ike to
take a peep with me into the world Of fashion
The Polonaise is growing in favor and will D.
much worn. Small buttons arr quite the rage
which makes good business for the buttou-holc
nissers, one Poionai,c oflen display. no less
than i've dozen OF these tiny ornaments.
Basque. and oSerskirts will be worn very much
though BY no means the rage, for the probaili-
~ Il, that the latter will die gu, before another
season. approaches. The old style Of parasols
with canopy tops has been revised. Adsiccs
from every quarter assure, u that wash-goOd.
IN the vay o. cambro, Scotch gnshAms ami
new fabric which Is son and unglaxed will b.
largely used for outdoor As well a. in-door
gear. The cashmere lace in all colors will be
much used for trimming
Dark rich eolors OF green, navy blue and seal
brown will predominate for spring costumes
although black still remain. the standard color
Many OF the new walking dresses are mace
with long tablier coming down into point in
the front, almost reaching the bottom Of the
dress and drsped Al the back with pills ses or
bows. The basquss are cut very long wasted
and many ofthem button in the back. Close
sleeves will again be worn fastened Al the-lyri.t
ont-ide garment, are oflen made or the same
material 10 tie form Of a Jacket or mantle a.
best suits the form the sitter has a large square
pocket on either side o. the front. Light sacks
n 4-it--. -L-- '-s-.--.-i -~.,- h--iI fria.ss,
or both, 81 darker tint viii Be very stylish 10
wear with hlsck sil.s. Collars on dresse. are
made higher than heretofore. The coat sleeve,
tit very closely 10 the arm. Black velvet RIB
bon, are much worn around the neck.
Hats and bonucts are Of very light materials.
except those for common wear. The poke
i. the newest shape out. with high brim in
front, fitting close Is At the sides and entirely
covered with trimming al the back but the halo
brim i more becoming and will continue TO be
the popular style. Nearly all the chips. laces
ribbons and flowers are Of the cream white
which is lovely for evening wear but too dres.v
for the street though we shall soon overcome
tina, Zee ling, when ever, BODY wear. thes.
creamy heai-gears.
Every thing thu, is new under the sun. bear.
the worn out title Of Centennial" We have
the centennial handkerchief, aud centennial
perfume; centennial collars and centennial
cuffs; centennial fans, centennial parasols and
even centennial chocolates aud centennial gum
drops but were 10 enumsrate them al ii would
ill column snI prove not very interesting to
read
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BRIEF NOTES

one piece of pie. one piece Of cake, an apple,
small envelope filed with salt and a tooth-pick,
oil for twenty-five cents. Cheap enough.
BRIEF NOTES.
The Kellogg Opera Co. is having fine success
and will remain here through this week. Miss
Kellogg is in excellent voice and the support is
unusually good.
The prospects are good at the present time
for the confirmation Of the nomna alton OF Rich
ard II. Dana Jr.. rs Minister 10 England.
MANY doubts hsve arisen as to whether the
forger winslow eau be returned to Boston un
der bhe extraditon treaty of 1872. T..
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WhEEEA>. Oliver B. Trot,. ot o 4--
" cocs touHty, STATE 81 Maize On ,se
Gay OF November a. u la, y Re- -
deed Of that date, conEeyei To Leaa s.
Fsase, certain lot 81 land situate g.. -B--
ana deseTI1esi a. foi4oNs 10 VII .-f..- z=--
ne northerty sIdt OF The COUNTY -. .-
irom Eastern River Bridge TO Eu-.-.
stANe standing thirty -RiDe feet Wes.e-.
SUN west corner OF lhe store OWE 49,.
pled oy n J. jordan. thence we.t.-s % 81
road Soar and oEe-half ro4s-ihaae. NJ z-
asel ees kAsi nlBe rDds-Jheu,,e >ogta
s. 1Sslee- East four and one half -3-.--zr-
,o1Aa tHFec degrees se-t. zine fazi.
.ne-it4Shet cuaGds containing FORTY ..- t 2
square rods sad nuFtSzzel - resort aF
80 keslstIg Of Deeds. Noi. l44 P4ge
AA1 whereas lhe consiitIas OF SAID i 80
peeA broken, now therefore HAVING
appoiAied AdnInlsJraIrJx Of the 90,
49, uieA we're Of The SAia eaHder n Pa.
SeasSa, e1AllA 70 foTecioze The sane s1.
ho'4ce Tor Thai purpose.
kLLAS NJ. PARTEIpGE- 4 .-.
% her Attorney, o. P. CU<NI~sHaN
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Washington January Is The Republican Com
miftec have appointed Cincinnati, june IAN, for
the National Convention.
TIRE CALL
WASHINGTON II. &. January Is. is76-
The next Union Republican National Convention,
for the nomination Of candidates for President and
Vice President OF the Jnted states will be held in
the city Of Cincinnati, "wednesday, June lsth,
l>-s at l. O'Clock noon and will consist Of dele
gates from each state equal to the number OF Its
senators snd Representatives in Congress and Of
two delegates nom each organized Territory and
the District of Columbia
In calling the convention fer the election Of dele
gates the committee of the several States are
recommended 10 invite all republican electors and
all other voters. without regard to past political
difference or previous party affliauon, who are ol
posed e. reviving sectional issucs, and desire %
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throuE bout the country Nv maintaining and eniorc-
ing all the constitutional rights OF every citxen,
Including the full and free exercise OF the night OF
suffrage without intimidation and without fraud,
ami who are IN fAvor OF continued prosecution and
fuller punishment of all official dishonesty and an
economical administration OF the government; by
honest faithful and capable officers who are IN Ia
vur of making such reforms in the government as
experience NAV nom time 10 time suggest who
src opposed to impairing the credit OF the nation
bv sieprrcatng OF it, obligations, and IN favor
ri sustaining IN every way the national faith and
nnancia honor who hold that the common school
sxsirm i the nursery % American liberty, and
nan control who believe that for the promotion Of
these ends the direCion of the government should
-nilnus 20 he confidct a. those who adhere 10 the
principles Of l1-6 support them Incorporated IN
the constitution and Laws, and who are in favor Of
recognizing and Strengthening the fundamental
principle of national unity IN this centennial ami
,crsAr, 81 the birth Of the republic,
r. u. MORGAN. Chairman,
MN. T.. CHANDLER, Secretary.
Republican National Comm itice.
Washington, January Is, lss6-
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MR.. TT. Il. STEN EMS =
DEAR SIR will most cheerfully add nv,
mony to the grca: number you have aIfe54r ~
ceivcd in favor OF your great and good m., ID
vEGETINE, for do not think enough en-, b u. Ae
in its praise, for | was troubled over thir,y san
with mat dreadful disease, Catarrh AMI H. ear
bad coughing spells that It would seem as n Jug
could never breathe any more, and Vrerrtes Z
has cured me; and do feel TO thank God 81 II, NJ
time there is so good medici as yres a., q
and also think It one OF the best lnedir,r' - 1
coughs and weak sinking feelings at IN .r|r
and advise every body to take the VEGEri>r t
can assure them that u is one OF the best ma .r
that ever was. MRs. l.. GORE
Cor. Magazine and Walnut i.
tanb I.i.4 N.
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City Election.
VOTE FOR MAYOR.

aiN ~
$40 ssI
Ward abraham Lord had lS6
Albert W. Cushman. ls
Ward 2-Henry NJ. Hall. rs
Jos. +. Grant, ~
Erastus Redmsn.
Ward s-whole number of ballots. a3
Ersstus Hartshorn, W
Ward 4-Newel Wilson. 81
Philander Il. Austin, ~
Ward 5-Erastus Redmsn. lac
Arthur r. Drinkwater. 65
Albert W. Cushman.
Henry NJ. Hail.
CovNcILMES.
Ward Arthur W. Greclv, -
Harrison r. Mason. lS
VIM. II. Mitchell. l94
Chss u. Mcdonald, 10,
Joseph Emerson. 10
james W. Davis. l23
Ward s-Albcrt F. Bsrnham. -
Chas. c. Burrill ~
Andrew 7. wiswell. 10
Lewis Friend. liz
Albert I. Jellison. ll3
henry l.. Moore, ia
Ward S-Andrew NJ. Fox. ~
Chss. Bouzey, Jr.. =
Ivory l.. Brown, -
Ward 4-Frank :. Holmes. 60
Francis McC;own. "a
Rufus W. Clements 81
Alex. NJ Moore. ~
Micaah Courier. ~
Dexter I. Clements, ~
Ward Calvin Z. Joy. lll
Horaiio y. JOY. l40
James l.srkin. lS
Samuel J. Morrison, IL
VIM. Clark. 6,
John Daniels. 6.
Scattering.
WARDEN
Ward John &. Jordan. IN
Albert NJ. Hopkins. IL
Ward e-Isaac Y. Murch. llS
Albert q. BlSlsdell, ~
Scattering,
Ward s-Chas. +. Morrison. y
Ward ALFRED McGown. 81
Nathan Phillips. -
Ward 5-Hoyt II. Harden. Ia
Nathan Walker. ta
Scattering.
WARD CLERK.
W ard Geo. 4. Parcher. l66
Edward +. Robinson. 100
Ward "A. Otis " Goldman. %
thas. 4. Watts, III
Scattering, >
Ward Sired. L. Frazier. :
Ward 4-Dsniel T. MADDOX. ~
Geo. W. Patien. a.
Ward Rodney r Suminsby. l.o
Geo. ". Newbcgiu. -
Scattering, =
CoNsrABIE
W ard Amos Q. Rooks, Isl
Beni. Lord, lis
ward 2-John +. Clark. III
Sam'l ROYAL. Jr.. 81
Scattering, >
" ard s-Chas. II. HAYNES. 90
John N. Brown. ~
Ward Elisha T. salisbury. 81
james II. Pa,ten. IS
Ward 5-EVerzrd H. Grecly. 40
Edmund Mcfarland. ~
Scattering. =
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The wonderful bean, which Jack. the
elsa.-Klller planted, had no, more rapid
growth sAan oar new Mayer. All his votes
hsa nes sssn counted before IL VAS an-
peaaeea ia the papers that Noaroe Young
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Rftp ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

T'hs y B>CRlBER offers b.. two-s,srv ha.rs
I hooi House for sale sand hoase has "A -. .
- oAtn room. ne hsase piped for cold and hot
cosl iarnAee, Gene NJ cellar, also CarriAge Hanss
sho stable Also his house Oak street
Ellsworth, March 18Th Isis 1Ss
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of Ellsworth was to be the next member
o Congress from the 9Th District. Well,
Monroe does posses some eminent qualiti-
cations for a Democratic Congressman.
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This is the Last Call.

A LIZ DEMANDS due The late frrn Of Has
a "hlilng, II not paid in sixty DAYS frer, ~.
date VIII be pat into an Attorneys hsnd. ssr 80
Ellsworth. April lst, ISIS sI,
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a Great Bargain.

viii sell NY farm THIS SPRING ata -
= ssas- IL eoRtzlns Is acres under hish enltJ~s
noh. Mcod, . Young orchard Of zoe trees ia -,
" wafer, and good buildings. A lzrr. IN ~ ~
oest manure under cover. Also q 80 ~ 49,. -
sot On foar taTn road. TERMS ora hsIf 49,
oaaane On mortgage II desired. Write for -;
Brooksviile, Me- IANdSs
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FHt AenuAi netung Of the Euswoyts pao,.
= Co.pany, VIII be held on SATURDAY.. H. -
~ ~ apru, al O'Clock p. N. At the Room oyer
-~is j. H. HorKNx Csark
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THOUSANDS SPEAK

yEGETISE Is acknowledge and reromura..+
ply sIctans and apothecar Is 10 be The best rt.,.
and cleanser ot the blood yet discover ~
thousands speak in its praise who have b-sa
stored TO heath.
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Cbe Cllswortb Amfrifau.

eahlishcd every Thursday Morning at Coombs
lock, Ellsworth, Me, bs THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C.. see first page.
Ex-S. NJ. PETTEN6ILL & CO., 10 state Street
BOSTON, 81 Park Row, New York. andl'ol Chestnut
Street Philadelphia. are our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
a. orr lowest rates.
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Wanted.

"A .aoae Szed Or retired business mar 10 r..,.-
na.,,ss, "a ees.ness veil know. in tnIs Ststs
reiI -seSn asa q NE night party. VIE nus, Be
nssaed Address with ssaxp.
Il II. DRESSKR,
,vu 6 KxeAanss ST..
Portland, Ne,
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IEEAsJ EEK-- OPP
AUSJsTA MA-sa
Jpon the follow q :; t5ss sh4p- w -.4..-e
not liable % Do taxed ~ any town. -
Assv-sln eC;- ter state lAx II ls-s 4,-. .
The legislature 90 TIE g~-nts-tH5rI b.. Dr..
AIRY, eighteen hundred .eyeu,g SIX.
COT MY OF UANCtrgE
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.
FASHION NOTES.

From our Boston Correspondent,
BosToS. March, y
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THURSDAY, xAE:H 30, 1876.
Republican National Convention

Washington, January Is. The Republican Com
uittee have appointed Cincinnati, june l4th. for
the National Convention.
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