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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

To the Honorable Judge Of the Eus"orm
Municipal Court, holden az EHsac0rh,
tcithin and for the County or H1hcock' on
the frst Tuesday Of august, Il. ID. 1871
ITENRY W. WILSON. OF Bluehiil, IN said coun
u ~ respectfully represents; that ne mas
claim for storage and ground rent, TO the amount
of ninety dollars, upon twenty several lots OF
having and dimension stone, now IN ms pos
session on his quarry and premises in said bIue-
hill
That said clam has never been paid or any
mart thereof; that the names OF the owners OF SAID
arsicies aud their residence are entirely unknown
10 sal! Wilson
That for such storage and ground rent furnished
sand articles, he has lien ON said articles, aud the
same are now amt have been continually IN his
posses zion while and since said storage and
ground rent were furnished.
That said articles have no descriptive mark and
cannot be otherwise described than as above.
Wherefore the tad Wilson prAys Tor a process
to enforce his sand lien. and will ever Pm.
HENRY WILSON.
BY Hale 4 Emery, his Attorneys.
Dluehill. Jaly -. lN77.
STATE OF AINE
HANCOCK ss.-Ellsw"rth Municipal Court Au.
gust Term A. u. 1871.
Upon the foregoing petition It i ORpEUED:-
That the petitioner cause notice 10 be given all
this order thereon, two weeks IN succession 10 The
Ellsworth American, the last publication to pC at
least fourteCn lays prior to the next term Of Tie
Cosrt, to be holden at Ellsworth, within AMI for
- "a County. on the lV.t Tuesday Of September
next. \. H. lss;. that they may then and there ap.
pear aad show cause why tue prayer thereof shall
not be granted
Attest Ill. II. SAUNDERS, Recorder.
true :copy-Attcst:-H. Ii. SAUNDERS, Rec
order. zwJ2
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LfteFs Lioiag Age.-Tbe number OF the
LAYING Age for the weeks ending July y and
August I, respectively, have the following
noteworthy contents: George Sand. by Mat
thews Arnold, Forinightly Review; l. the
Moon Dead, Carnhi: Pascal aud Montague.
6N the late Prof. GrOte. Contemporary; The
Egyptian Campaign ia Abyssinia. from the
notes Of a staff-otiicer. Biackwood; The Little
Old Man Of the Batiguolles, a chapter from
Detectives Memoirs, translated for the The
Living Age, from he French Of Emile Gabor-
ian; The Planet OF War, Corrhill; Miss Mary
Carpenter, Spectator; Notes on the Geograph-
icl Distribution OF Animals, Popular Science
review; Japanese Children, Spectator; Par
ltsments. Saturday Review. etc; together
with installments Of 'Caria,' BY Mrs. Oliphant
Pauline by the author of Mr.. Smith from
advance Sheets Green Pastures aud PiccadiI-
ly.' by VIM. Black; the conclusion Of The Mar
quis Of Lossie,' by Geo Macdonald and choice
poetry aud miscellany.
new volume of this standard eclectric be-
gan july st- For ffty-two numbers OF sixty
four large pages each or mo than 5000 pages
YEAR the subscription price ISL Is low ;
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

At the meeting OF the City Council on
Monday, two orders were passed, which
Indicate that the beginning Of the end OF
our Railroad erase IS near. The first or
der passed. authorizes the Mayor 10 draw
on the Treasurer for $3.50 in payment of
EIlsworth's proportional part OF expenses
Incurred in the survey OF the road. 1t will
be seen therefore THAI this wild scheme as
projected and partially carried out by the
Directors, has proved an expensive play
thing to this city. As was said in this pa
per AZ the time, the action OF the Directors,
in ordering 4 survey OF q road without be-
ginning or end, with binding subscriptions
To the same, for only small amount, aud
with DO hearty support from the towns
along the route, was premature and suici-
dal
As will be remembered. the original vote
s. well as the subsequent vote passed by
Ellsworth. in aid OF the road was a cond-
tional one. The srsl condition was found
to be impracticable in view of the Direc-
tors and the second. aid of $4,000 from
Bucksport) equally so.
II may well be questioned whether this
city, which, at the time OF the Directors.
vote TO make survey, was not stock
holder, incurred any liability whatever, by
reason OF its conditional vote. Notwiih-
standing this, the Directors have made
and presented their little bill OF 81 500 and
our City Council have voted to pay il.
The second order passed by the City
Council on Monday is in our view, wise
aud timely one. Its purport is as follows,
that the four Shore Line Railroad Directors
from Ellsworth be requested 10 ask for the
repeal OF the Charter In conjunction with
their colleagues, and the payment OF the
above warrant is understood to be condi-
tional on this action.
Perhaps this is the best way out of Wis
ionary scheme. which from lis inception
has been becoming more and more imprac-
Iicable and which st last has opened the
eyes of three fourths OF the sensible people
of Washington and Hancock Counties. 1t
is ardsntly hoped, that Mayor Young will
not draw the warrant until the object OF
the last order is complied with.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

Affairs at Scranton. Penn, Monday,
were quiet. and no disturbances had re-
cea.ly occurred. The miners have not re-
sumed work. Many are disposed 70 go to
work and even large portion were OPP
posed TO the strike, but the threats of the
desperate strikers prevent them from going
to work. The coal companies say that the
restitution in the mines is due to over pop
ulation and assert that the miners wages
are sufficient to live upon. but too many
are idle. The arrival of fifty Italian labor
ers at Port Johnson, n. j., TO take the
places OF strikers on the New Jersey Gen.
trail railroad. Monday. was the occasion Of
riotous demonstration and police and OFF,
GERS were forwarded to enforce order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
FORECLOSURE.

I hereby give rGhiir uoiI,c 20 an concerned
hat Hrx~ki-h =. trus- OF pr aud, on abe itA I4f
Of October. l-.5. by h.s deed 1T that date. l4 B.
recorded, murt<asvi 20 me crrt. iut ut llut
tn thc building. thereon. situate lu sali br ANA
and bounded. beginning ~ thr m1-t suHfhvr.f
corner % a any acre lot. formerly occupied Hy
IN ON Bennett. -Aii corner j. ihr .rt au 3
range line nortnrAsterlv from Hot Hole Pond.
thence running :. T. On -AII Taukv Use - rolls
thence On a line parallel with th- -ilc iGa- OF tH-
lot. SAID range lbJ Tu.i. to the mex. Fap1r nr-
thence saIi rang~ Inns northw c-t~ris NJ TJI- -
the ma-t easieriy corner 81 the SAM b-puett iGJ
thsnc,' :. ". on The sIiie IEc OF -ai Bcunctt iuI
leo rods - nrsL bounds. containing Gay acres .
The condition u -All mortgage h.. ben AuI j.
broken and By reason tacft Of claim - loreclO-
tho same aad give this no lice for that purpose.
HAS>AH I. BUCK
by /. Il. WOoLNAS, her Ati'y.
Orlanl, August 9Th III. 3w3l
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spefiaI Aotiees.

Many who ATy suffering from the effects Of
the warm weather and are iebiitated, are ad-
yi,ed by physicians to take moderate amount.
Of whisky two or three times during the day.
In little while those who adopt this adyce
frequently increase the number Of drinks
and in time become confirmed inebriate.. A
beverage which will no, create thir-t for in
peciay for the benefit Of debilitaied persons.
whether Al home or abroad. Is DR.. schenck's
sea Weed Tonic. Coataining the juices OF
many medicinal herbs. this preparation does
The nourishing AMI III, lifr-supportiux prop
critics Of many valuable natural productions
contained in IL and well known 10 medical men
have a most strengthening influence. 4 stu
gle bottle Of tonic will demon ,trate its ysluA-
Die qualities For debility arising sickness, from
over exertion or from any cause whatever, a
wne-glassful Of sea Weed Tonic taken after
meal, will strengthen the stomach and create
An appetite for wholesome food. To al who
are about leaving their homes, we desire 10 say
that the excellent effects OF DR.. schenck's
seasonable remedies Sea Weed Tonic. and
Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident when
taking by those who are irjurously affected by
a change OF water and diet. No person should
leave home without taking a supply Of these
safeguards along. For sale by all druggists.
AUGUST
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Pickings and Steallngs.

-Sc"tch COOK "whisht, The. : master
~hnstlin a the sabbath, Iosh save u,s
aud Maggie Lauder" tool"
Woman was never made to whistle.
and when she tries, it makes her whole
countenance look as IL she had declared
war.
A Michigan farmer writes 10 the
Faculty OF Yale. What are your terms
for yea: And does it cost anything ex-
ira II my son wants TO learn to read aud
write a. well As row boat?'
Chicago Journal--"W are you do
ing Kicking the old clock 10 pieces r.
exclaimed the wife. Blamed II I'm 90
ing 10 have anything around me that
strikes! yelled the man, a hs gave il
final lift into the street.
An Atlanta girl sat on her lovers hat
aud Kept him three hours over time. The
next time that young man goe, to see hI-
gd he should hang his hat 90 nail iu-
stead % aoldtng 1t 10 his lap.
Thousands vt persons who would give
more than ten dollars apiece IL know lust
how and when the war IN the East will
terminate, probably never thought OF halt
ing At a store box on which couple OF
10y tfiAtf "fAt 'lfNiHG HiaPN anu
explaining the situation" and there learn
ing the full particulars in less than ten
minutes. Never despise the opinions of
man because he wears dirty coat.
Mr.. Lester said that when he was
boy ten or twelve year. OF age he wa, one
day standing In Market Square with his
grandfather, when four lrishman came up.
one 81 whom asked the distance TO Paw.
tncket. He was told by the old gentleman
that IL wasabout four miles. well. faith.
said Pat. in mock tone of encourage
meut To his three tired companions.
that's not bad At all--only a mile apiece
tor a.. ''Whume DO you want "a see ia
Pawtuoket:' inquired MIR Lester. BE
Jabers, was ;he quick reply, Il want to
see me,clf there the most OF anybody ,"
"A witness Is will case recently tried
10 London. testified that fur year, he had
Kept the dead body Of 49, child Ia room
Ia his house. This reminds MAYFAIR Of
the story Of gentleman who lived In the
neighborhood Of PARK lane. Keeping THE
body OF his wife on the roof OF th- house.
ny hyr marriage sctticmcut,a large legacy
was due 10 her husband "A~ long a. ~hr
was above ground" When she died the
di,cou-oiatc husband had her embalm-d,
put to coffin, and placed ga mau,o-
leum erected On the roof OF his house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

The New York World, the leading
Democratic paper in the country. talks In
this fashion about the agitation concerning
the Presidents tide
II any respectable Democrat has tie
least doubt left ia has mind a. to the
damnabie folly and wickedurss sfattempl
ing To make the title TO the Presidency a
political issue ia this country at this time,
advise him 10 read and ponder the follow
ing deliverance OF citizen Conroy. one OF
the chiefs of the so-called "Workingmsn's
meeting In Tompkins square and the col
league Of Mr.. Swinton OF the sun Ia the
manage ment Of thst interesting assem-
blage. Il tell Mr.. Hayes, said this intel
ligent citizen, addressing an audience AT
the German Assembly Rooms, THAT he
don't represent the working classes OF
America. Let no man obey the mandates
issued by him. lie is not president by the
voice OF the people. but by chicanery and
fraud. Therefore don't obey his proclama-
tons. II he attempts to call - 600 men
We will all enlist, and then tell him 10 take
care that he does not have 10 leave Wash
isgton a. Louis Philippe left France in
lS+>." Every honest aud law abiding man
who calls himself Democrat has the up
shot here clearly presented TO him OF the
poisonous uriyel which a handful of twad-
ding demagO.ues have been trying 10
make the country accept as the political
creed OF great national party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
FORECLOSURE.

The undrrsisned. who has bsen duly appointed
Receiver OF the "Buckspo savings Bank, %
Bucksport AAGnc. hereby gives public notice
that Norman \. Mllliken Of >urry. Ia the County
OF Hancock. on the sth day Of october. \. u.
lss., ~ his deed Of that date. duly recorded,
mortgased to SAID Bank (ihe mortgage deed run
mag 10 O. W Herbert, Ire asurcrl, certain lot o.
land. VIII the buildings thereon, 10 -ai1 >JTry,
bounded. beginning at the y r. corner Of MI
ikcn- lot, thence the northery line OF sail lot
south -. west 10 rods to blrch sfubb, thence
north li.', west ri rods 10 a stake, thence north
~ east i29 rods to the Ben. smith road to 4
stake, thence by said road to the place Of bee n
ming. containing - acres more or less The con-
dlIlon OF said mortgage having been aud st.I be-
ing broken, The undcrs gucd, In behalf Of said
bank, and IN his sad capacity claims - fOrecl J-e
the me aud gives uis notice tor that purpose.
THO. I. WOpDIAN,
Receiver BuckspoFt Savings Bank.
BuckspOrt, july 30, ls51. 3asl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

err for this campaign to be counted as a
lighting integer. II is not ten days siuce
the Thirtieth Division crossed the Danube
In the pride Of superb condition; now
what OF 1t Is left In lemoralzed and shat
tered. So on this side OF the Balkans
there remains but ;he Ninth Corps-al-
ready roughly handled, once at Nikopolis
and once at Plevna. one Division of the
Eleventh Corps. and the Rustchuk army.
Now II the Rustchuk army Is marched to
the west against Plevna. then the Turkish
army OF Ru>tchuk i let loose on Russian
communications to rruoya One can not
avoid the conclusion that the advance ov-
er the Balkans Is seriously compromised.
The Russian strait l. Ia bad that the scat
tered attachments have been called up
from out OF Roumania, aud the Roumanta
Division, commanded nv Gen. Manu-.
which crossed day or two ago at Niko-
tolls. has been called up To the line OF the
Osma River. An sii-de-canp OF the Grand
Duke Nicholas was present al battle, aud
at once started for rirnova with the evil
ttdngs.
ave are just quitting this biyouac and
falling back on Bulsareni with all speed,
leaving the Bulgarian villages to the ten.
der mercies of the Turks. AsI close. |
learn that on our left Gen Skobelof was
very severely handled. having lost 300 men
out of his single infantry battalion
NEW YORK. :.
The whole country about Eski Saghra
l. being devastated. Villages and hosses
are burned by the flying bands OF Bulgar-
iaus and Circassians The latter began hy
burning Bulgarian villages south OF the
Balkans. Since the PIevna disaster the
Bulgarians, fearing massacre, have
taken the field. TO die like men. The
Russians have been transporting the
Turks back to their homes whence they
fled on the approach OF the former. Two
villages near Bjela are now repopulated
with their Mohammedan inhabitants
quietly harvesting the crops.
BUCHAREST, :.
Some want of provisions Is felt anon.
the troops between SiStova and Tirnova,
on account of the difficulty in procuring
wagons to transport supplies beyond the
depot along the RoumAnian side of the
river.
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Full accounts show tha the RussI,

Full accounts show thai the Russian
defeat at PIevna was in some respects a
Bull Run disaster on large scale. To
be sure the Russian soldiers on their re-
treat did not flee in disorder. yet through
somebody's blunder," they were sssiD
and again hurled into 1.-THE jaws Of death"
until there was left only a remnant TO re-
tire to their base OF supplies. Whether
this repulse is TO practically defeat the
Russian campaign and give Turkey the
practical victory for the present, remains
to be seen. The Russians evidently see
the necessity tor prompt action. and are
straining every nerve to reinforce their
army. The next ten days therefore, are
likely to be prolific of important movements
of both the contestants.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
state of Maine.


Pursuant TO chap. g. sec % OF the Revised stat
utrs. will At the state Treasurer on 10 An
Euata. tho dfth day OF September next.
eleven O'Clock \. NJ. sell and convey by dee %
ths hIhe-t bidder. alt the interest Of she state ia
The tracts Of Land hereinafter le~crl bed. ly,uK
uujuCoFporAtel townships. the sal tracts alytuk
been forfeited to the state for state taxes AMI
county taxes certified 10 the Treasurer o. state
tor the year lS75,
ThC sale and conveyance d each tract w4ii bt
made subject 10 a a. KIT ia The owner or part own
whose rights have been forfeited. - redeem she
same ~ any time within one year after lne safe.
by paying OF rendering 10 the purchaser MS pre-.
portion Of What Inc purchaser pA@d therefor a. ta-
SALE with interest AZ The rate Of twcuty per geu-
per Aunum. from The time u sale. aaL olc -st-AE
Tor reIs aso. or such owner may re ireu aas -A.rr
est by paying aiory-a.l - tAu I-aAs@.er %
state, As provided IA chap. o. sra. - q a. r.
si~ed statute.
No trait however. w!l. De soil ~ a price lees
than the full am-ua, due thereon tor such EUpa.l
state and county taxr-. interest nd cost. a., d..
bed ia the following schedule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Thu date on the address label OF each subscri-
ber's paper shows the time TO which the subscTip
ton is paid; and all subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay up as soon possible.
On receipt OF payments on subscription at this
Office. a receipt VIII be promptly sent TO the sub
scTiber; and tbe date on the addres label III be
corrected on the next issue of the paper.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state tire
Pos tofce TO which the paper H. or Is to be, sent,
an TO be careful 10 write all proper names plain
ly.
In directing a change Of address, always give
the present address well a. the one to which
YOU wish the paper afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

appropriate the income, from year to year
to such schools as may appear to deserve
assistance.
At the meeting of the Trustees. vacan
cies In the board were filed by the cleo
ton of Hon. w. j. Corthel, OF Calais, and
Almore Kennedy OF Wardohoro'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

William II. West the Republican can
date for Governor Of Ohio i almost with
ott peer s. lawyer, being one Of the
v,ly finest constitutional lawyers Of the
STATE. lie has occupied the most prcml-
ncus position in the State. A. = Judge OF
tAc say RENE Court aud Attorney General
al The State. his every decision gave the
hj.he>, credit TO the power that pat him
III these positions. lie WAS also mem
h,.f Of the Constitutional contention Of
ls72. la finances the platform exactly re-
presents his sentiments. lie wrote the
iaauclal letter, thar werl Published In the
Cincinnati Gazette. in ls15 signed Ten
ton" lie i, between % and ~ years Of
age. and In personal appearance he Is
rne. being tail aud well proportional. lie
has defect In his eyes that causes him
T. be almost blind. As siump-speaher
be ls almost unexcelled. His home is in
Belefontaine. Logan county. O.
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a CAR ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
disore,ions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss OF manhood, &c, / Will send recipe
that viii cure you, FRFE OF CHARGE. THIS
reat remedy was discovered by missionary in
south America. send 4 lfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. ISMAS, station ID, Bible
House. New York City. Al smos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

The n. Y. Herald says that Miss Won
Hillern is excelled as pedestrian by Miss
Bertha Lefrsnc. who has recently made
her 20 miles in sfRe hours, thirty .are "sin-
.s>s and tkirts seconds. What gentleman
,ros,ld undertake TO catch herr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

A communication from Bluehiii has
been received, and would have been pub
Iished. had il been accompanied with the
writer's name. When will correspondents
learn that no synonymous communications
xill sopear in these columns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
IsPah..:aa car=Gs,

The EBpuliicsu veters of The rlassed towns oi
Ellen. Nj desert fremont and Craaberrs ls4e, are
hereby uut.dcrl 90 assemble at UAmuT's Hal, Nj
Desert. saturday, August p inst. Al O'Clock
T. NJ ior the purpose 81 nominating can iIaate
Tor Repre- sentative ~ the uc1i state Legislature
; p lLAMpK, >eCrVtlTy-
; len, Aug G, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
sheriff sale.

HASCoCk, ss.,-AuE1Ist lst, \. D III
have this lay taken On exes,ut Oh. tle "a g..
which Oeorgc Gould has, OF had -he s6ul ia e
June, Isl, bcsGS the time Of The aiuent 90 .
original 'srlt, - reeem troIa nIoTlgAg. - NAli4
Hing, dated August Jsh. A ID. 1875, an! gev1url,s.
ia Hancock Registry Of Deeds. Book 49, Page r.
certain lot parcel OF Real k4tate, situate IT,
ellsworth IN the County OF Hancock the ~ -.-t
SIDE Of tuson River Bridge, and on the -.Tacr ss
Nam ami Grant streets. bounded ami te~sr --l 20
follows >ogthrrlF, by MAN street, Nr-l,E.E
lot q Nilas y Mitchell, Northerly by lot 'ssgF.'5
by Iho-. Mahan, ami Easieriy By Grant ~-lrr-.
aud being the same premises con veyesi % Gr,F-E
'soGli by Margaret . 'sul!ivan, by deed IAlel w..
-lst, ls,5. ami recorded in sad Hancock Erg strF
% Deeds. Vol IS, Page Bzi, reference thercg- 10
ING had. AMI being sAme premises n0w ami rerea-
y occupied by tteorge Could, and Snowu az -'=
Hancock House, and stall sell aid rightat W..
lac auction. at the Law 0ffice OF ,,eo. ; Peters F.
in Ellsworth, 20 said Couny Of Hancock. On ~1t.-
lay, sept lst, ISL, AZ nine o'clock in the .rr
noon
\, l. DEVEREUX, sher.E.
5w5l Attest A. Il. DEVEREUX. SherG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

The poor hou>r on the Industrial farm
Of The county of Norfolk. a mile from the
town. was burned Saturday night The
building was Of wood aud WAS quickly re-
duced To ashes. Seventeen human beings
were burned To death aud four men badly
burned. The dead comprise seven wom-
en- and ten men
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

A young mother Ia this city expla In
ing christening 10 her i've yelr-old boy
told him that when he was chri-tened he
would be one OF Gods little lambs"
And will have hind legs aud baa
esgerly asked the boy. = Wilmington Erery.
ErCHia7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09

The dwelling house aud contents OF
DR.. 4. ID Crabtrc, at Jamaica Plains,
Mass. were burned saturday morning
The family were absent except DR. Cab
Loss. 5000. insured Tor 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-09
NUMBER 30.
Ibe Gllswortb Amerirun.

Publisheslevery Thursday Morning Al Cooml,.
Block. Ellsworth, Me, by THE HANCOCK
voUNfX PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &e.. see sirst page
ss-S. VI. PETTENGILI & Co. 10 state Street
Boston, 3! Park Row. New York, sndg70l Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
advertisements Tor the AMERICAN in the above
CITIES, AMI authorized to contract for advertising
at opr lowest rates.