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PATENTS.
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Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington No Agency In ybe United States
possesses superior iaciiities Tor obtaining Patents
aseeTtaining the patentsbility of inventions.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddy of tho most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
had ofdcial intercourse.
CHAs. MASON; Gonna ssioner of Patents -
"Inveniors cannot employ a person more trust.
worthy or more capable Of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
once" EpMusp BURkH,
late Commissioner of Patents n
boston, October 10, 1870.
RH. EDDY. ESQ Dear Sir: you procured for
me. in ls40. my irst patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me In hundreds o, eases.
and procuP many patents, reissues and exten-
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business, in yoar line, and advise others to EN-.
ploy you. Yours truly GEoRGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. J, le77 lyri
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Attest. CHAs T.. DoRR Register. sN.-'
\ true py-Auc-i: JHAs 4. DuRE Register.
10 TnE nos Judge Of Probate tor me Comfy

ei Hancock
rnHk undcrsi<ncd Widow OF Watson +. White,
late OF sullivan, IN said County, deceased.
respectfully Icpre-rpt-, tbat said decreased died
possessed Oi Personal Estate an Inventory OF
which has been duly returned into The Probate
once; that her circuHIrtanccs render Il ueccs,a-
~ that -ht shsull have more Of laid Personal Es.
tate Ihah ste h. entitled to a distribution ther,,-
OF >he therefore Pra5s That your Honor wpuld
grant her suth Allowance out OF said personal
Estate, a ~ your discretion YOU may determine
necessary anf proper, AMI also appoint Jomnis.
sinncrs 10 set On her Dover 10 The real estate OF
her late husband
AEf IIA WHITE
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HANCOCK. s--Co,rt OF ounty ComHisstync,-.
October Term, \. II lSs1.
Upon ihe foregoing p'tilInn u is considered hy
the 'ommi ssioRers that the petitioner are re-
spOns ble and that they ought tn be be ard
the matter set forth in their pet .tInn ami thtr r.,
lore orter thaI the County COMMITS -ionrrs meet
a, Frank bBcA's house, in Ol laut. oH Nriuvs-
day the 2lst day Of NOV. next. At 10 o'cIncs \ VI
and thence proceed tn view the route mentioned
IN saia petition, immediately after wh ei view q
bearing of the parties and Witnesses will be- hAi 30
some convenient place IN the vIcinily. ard ~ -h
other measure taken In the premises a. tho 'nm.
mi-=toucrs shall judge proper. Aud it l. Iurlh-r
OEnEREB- fat notice Of the time place .4nt pur-
pose Of the { tommissionrrs' meeting aforesaid be
gwen 10 al persou- aud corpoi interested y
serving aiiesiei copies nI the petuoA ami tit~
der thereon, upon the clerks OF the town. Buck.
port & orlaud, and BY posting up 4ticzteu eopir-
stnresaid, in three public places in said towns
thitty dsys at least hf"re the time appointed for
stil yrw, and bS Publishing the p-giItun sn,i Dr-
der hers on. three verss surces -ye.y IN the I'll,
worth American. a new paper published tt Eiis
worth. IN t.le County Of HanCock. the hfst pubt-
cation to Ice lFil days a. least hefiic the tiuiC M
SAID view, that all persons and corporations in
isrested may attend and be heard u ihry th.n Ht
Affect. H. u. SAUNDERS tl.rk.
true copy of IA" petition and opl er thereon.
Sst! Au's,, II II. SAUNDERS. C.rrk
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-INIL UF NNINL-

A H.. !-7s.
ron re foregoing Fci. ..lon, OEuEEIp II That
salA petitioner gsc pGDuc notice To- all prrsnts
ht,r'H.'d. ut cAl-ing copy ~ the petition and
u.i. ORDER thereon. 20 De published ihrvc week.
sucec--iseiy ia thc kllsWoftn American. . news
paper pgHishc Ia Ellss o-th. 10 -atd tounty. that
u4's MAt appear al a Court ~ Probate fsr -Aii
Ccauts - bc held a Eli-Wur.h. ga -ai Couuiy.
on ihr lst Netiuesiay ol DE. Ue&t. a. tsu 81 uie
cocA IA ihe forenoon. And shrs cause, if any they
hare. "hE TIE prayer Of s-ld Pcs4lloDcr should
ust &c granted.
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Oct 10, iN'..
STATE OF MAINE.


4. D.. lsI7.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED, hat
said widow give public notice II all persons
interested, by causing copy of tits Order to be
publi= he'd three weeks successiEely in the Eils.
worth American, 4 newspaper published In Els.
worth IN said County, that they may appe ar at n
Court Of Probate Tor said County. to he held At
Ellsworth the Ist Wednesday in December
next, At ten of the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, If any they have, Why the same
should not be granted.
3Ni2' Packer TICK, Judge.
Attest ;-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
true ecOpy-Ausst:-CHAs. L. DORR Reg'r,
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To the Honorable County Commissioners
in and t,r the County = HfHc9ck.
WE the uRdet iguc inhabitants Of the town oC
w Orlani respectfully repre-ea' that . change
and loc alton ~ the County roed &. wanted bog m
ming the hin near Thomas Ma~nn's snd run
ming across The "Gully Brook Bridge" called
AZ nov Travelled. to the corner near the Tnddy
Pond School House. called
We therelorc Request you to locate said road
OF such part thereof as To Your Judgment The pub
lic convenience and necessity requires, A. Ia duty
bouoi viii ever pray.
o. I. npRR.
JAMES GRAY,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

keprcsentng GTst cIA.s. reliable ami iadepenI
ent CoUpAnies. which arc unsurpassed in char
ActsT, standing and strength. furnishing the me-s
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Attest. tHas. T.. DuEK. Ers1ster. 8St..
: irue eapv-Atie-t CHA-. T.. DuKE Register.

7 : 3
: true eapV-Aite-i. CHA-. T. puKR Register.
To tte honorable JuIgv of Probate withln and
Tor tbe County 81 iaururk
fT1hh uu3~r-lsnel. WHO'S % Calvin Berry. late
i 90 laAc - IA -all County, de,.A-y,i. re-
slssuulsy rcirv-euts. that .alI de ca~U,i dlcI
p'--c-sct Of Personal E-tAic an Inventory ol
~hloh has Deen duly returned into the Probate
Once that her circum stancrs render IL nerrs-a. =.
~ t4at she .houli have more Of said Personal r.
t~ie han che Q. entitled 10 on . distribution
tnvrrnii aud al.o Pew No ~ Ia The Union Bapti.:
hc,tlsg House Ia .Aid Hancock. She thrGtIsrr
prsls ih4t your Honor wOuli grant her suci Al
lo~ Aace cut Of laid Personal Estate. a. In your
discretion you may determine necessary aud
lTuI.r.
ARIIIA L nL-nnN
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Ayers
Hair V!go,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressin 9
which Is at once
agre { a b lie,
healthy, and et-
fectuai for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair soon
restored u its
criminal color.
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next, At Ien of the clock in the forenoon n and
shew cause, If any they have. Why the same
should not be granted.
SHis' PAEKER Trek, Judge
\ true eeopy-Ausst:-CHAs. 7. DoRR Reg'r.
AT court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the "a
"Wednesday Of October A. ID. 1877.
Giles j. Wood Executor of the last will and
testament OF John Friend late Of BluehEl in said
County deceased-having presented his fret ar.
count OF Administration upon said estate for
Probate.
ORDERED That the SAID Giles j. Wood give
notice thereof to III persons interestedb by causing
a copy OF this order TO he published three weeks
successiyely in the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at n Probate
Courl 10 be holden n Biuehlll on the lst We'd
nesday OF Nov. next, al ten OF the clock in the
i,-renoon, and show cause, II any they have, why
swi2' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true Copy-Attest: CHAs. l.. DoRR, Register.
At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
IN and tor the County OF Hancock. the "a
W Wednesday of Oct 4. ID. 1871.
CYNTHIA a. BRIMMER, named Executrix
" In certain instrument purportinx to be the
last VII and ,, testament q George b. Brimmer,
presented the same for probate:
URDERED-That the said Cynthia A. Brimmer
give notice thereof to all persons interested. by
causing copy OF this order TO be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed IN Ellsworth that they may appear al A
Probate Court 10 be holden Al Ellsworth. on the
IN the forenoon, an shew cause, II any they hayc
why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed as the last W ID and testa-
ment of said deceased.
3w42' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy-Attest: CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
AT Court of Probate holden at EIswort b, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the I'd
Wednesday OF October A. d., 1871.
George w. Hutchings named Executor in q
certain instrument purporting TO be the last will
and testament Of Ann N. Jarvis late OF surry
IN said county deceased, bayinS presented the
same for probate;
oRDERED-That the said namei Ex'r give notice
10 all persons interested,by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks suecessively in
the Ellsworth American. printed at EIls.
worth, that they may appear at a Probate Court to
be holden al Buehiii In said county, on the lsi
Wednesday of November next at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved ap-
proved, and allowed as the last will an te lament
OF said deceased.
3w42s PARKER TICK Judge
true copy-Attest: CHAs. r. DoRR. Reg'r,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

riM he gloss and fesiaess Of yomh
Thin hair Is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed. or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
By this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep il clean and vigorous, It's
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not harm
It. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, il does not soil white cambric,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it rich, glossy lustre and a grateful
perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS,
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A BRAvx CArrAIS.-A good story Of
Prince faskisvitch: During the war Of
wanaw be had ordered u certain Polish
battery TO BE- silenced by his " artil-
lery. and became perfectly wild with
rage on observing that the artillery Ere
produced no ~appreciable effect. Gallop-
ping 10 the battery. he asked "what
IDIOT Is in charge hersi" 81, SIR" an
swsred the officer. Then down you
90 10 the ranks this very day." said
Paskievitch; you don't begin to know
you trade: your shells do not explode"
'.I know they DON'T" answered. the
Captain" for the best OF all reasons.
that they can't explode" That's a
lie," said the Prince. els itr See
for yourself; thsn." replied the officer.
CODY picking mp q shell from the pile
and lighting the fuse. and holding It mp
between himself and the Marshal. The
Marshal TRANQUILITY crossed his arms and
watched till the fuse sputtsrcd and went
out. There. SIR" said the artillery
man triumphantly. as he threw the
shell on the ground. "You were right,
after ALL" growled the Marshal. and
role away 10 another point OF the line.
but at night the Captain received at his
tent the Cross Of 81. Vladimir for Ira
very in the Held.
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COMPLIMENTARY.


BOD L'husay was snP'oysa - ass's''
. eounse' 'ns p'osscuush " paSs'
iorsman OF 'ns 'asnes NINE Tor draw
ing . p's'o' on . MINER VINO
would not leave the no'suns WORKS OF
Inc mine men f''fsd. M case came
up u "o'a y" yesterday AFTERNOON o.
io's 'usue' .0oA ana an unusual sie'-
"o" ~ " 'ns p'0pe, oiaes's 70
secure n' 's "e" i's''''s W se''s
on 'ns jury ins i''a' was 'ha' inc
jury vas VI ~ sooo men
va 'una' o'oi'' 'oah's' os'ng
nn. e'A'' 'ssPee'ao's e'"hens OF "o'a
"' "s" VI BUSINESS ''an" Iuus"en''
honest importantly and common sense.
some tsss0h oss' known 70 boo
LAhasAy 'h's Jury aiu not sui MN and
: so' W = ms car .na pompous'y
w WY s"' me-
'~' Wy a case ss'o'' 'ueh
jury " Nv n'P' OF s'''
uns J. 'uo % ihs's
jim, pos' .na sup'"n-
'enasn'o' n a
i'snA'"e' surveyor "H
,ns '' -
Psn'.'' sn' 1A. .N
U.S.
P 'a.' $40 "o
Ap I.,' ~.
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EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT RUSSO.
TURKISH WAR.
How England Views the Conflict.
tssrciAL Dpskrcurs TO Tn GOLD HrLi
DAILY Naval
no Grea. var In ths Ease.

The Great war In the East.
Loxpos. July 24.-Ths Daily Mere, .
strong pro-Rsssian paper. has tho follow
ing telegram:
vienna. July 81 hear that Prince
Gortschakof 10 collecting the proofs Of
various occurrences at the seat Of war
which shows that he considers that Eng
land IL not acting up to the strict rules OF
neutrality. The Princes first intention
was to smbody the materials obtained In
circular, but he has decided to reserve
them for . ntting opportunity. which. no
ID reported to have said. Lord Derby may
himself soon supply.
BERLIN. July A.-0nicials at the Rus
sian Embassy at this place declare that
Egland's open support OF Turkey would
Immediately release the Gear from the dis
Interested promises he has made at Livi-
dia and enable him TO dictate his own
terms Of peace.
r~xoLAxp's POSITION.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Russian press 10
furious In It's attacks upon England's per-
fdious policy and predicts serious dinicul.
ties. The Josr~si de N. Pstersbsry re-
main. In reference to the recent question
In the English Parliament, touching the
alleged Russian crueltiss. that Parliament
shAll appeal 10 the opinion Of General
KimbAll, who hes the Turks 81 his side and
the Russians before him.
AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND.
Perth. July 2A.-Ths Turkish troops
have crossed the Montenesrin frontier
with the object Of preventing Prince Mich
olas FROM besieging Nicsics. Much sAtis-
faction Ia expressed In political circles
here at the action Of tho British Cabinet
for tho protection Of British interests In
tho East. II 10 regarded - certain that
the Austro-H Hungarian Government will
shortly follow the example Of England.
Ministerial journals insist that Austrian
interests should be protected. not only
north Of the BALKANS, but at Constantine
pie and In the Dardanelles. The depart
ure Of the Italian fleet for Toronto has In
creased . suspicion already entertained by
the Austrian Cabinet regarding the policy
Of Italy.
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trial jurors again they want no sx-
mslodsOn actor. Niger singer. or hired
fighter Of Six-Nils Canyon 10 appear
before them q q lawyer. They cannot
expect such 4 man to do justice or talk
justice before them. or to b capable Of
" approaching justice and common
sense. They scornfully r~spudiats Bob
Lindsay, and return him his compli-
ments with interest.
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MIpuAr PAsuA's departure for Paris.
to get medical advice about his health.
leads the London Examiner to remark
that /: at Is really very remarkable how
all these distinguished foreign diploma
lists suffer from constant III health in
one form or another. which compels
them to change very frequently their
scene Of action"
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A STATUTE Of King Alfred the Great
va. unveiled at Vantage, England. ON
Saturday. by the Prince Of Wales. 1t
is sculptured in marble, and was IKE
cutsd by Count Glsiehsu. the Queens
cousin. ct . cost Of about $4,000.
Vantage Is the place where King Alfred
vas born.
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CENTRAL EwISo says he d,ssn't wish
the Democratic nomination for Cover.
o OF Ohio. but be shall not feel at lib
sr,y toidecline it II 1t Ia offered him. The
party PUSHES upon destruction with its
eyes open II II takes the bold inflationist
after he has erected so plain a Changer
siou
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OK. coNIr rises to deny Nm almost
forgotten report which made him say
he believed the Republicans would lose
Ohio this Fall. What he said was that
II they did lose 1t they would WI the
defeat not to Republican dissatisfaction,
but to the usual light vote Of an ''of''
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

THxar 10 talk Of erecting . memorial
to the painter Gainsbsrough. and The
Leadon World suygssts that "a bas-
relief representing the search for tho
missing picture Of the Duchess Of Dew.
onshirs would be NEST appropriate. and
the colossal figure Of dainsboroush
holding an empty frame would worthily
crown the monument"
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d. n. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite the Bank Of califof'
MIA. Gold Hill. tssps eonstantly on hand al
f~avasite brands Of Imported C.gan. ohoice bit
cigars. ali II ds Of ehssing tooaceo. ineef.
srhsum pipes, nuts, candies, hns CUTLERY, and
toys and iAney goods Of all kinds. spam
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RAYsloND.s HOME.

Mr.. John I. Raymond ("Col. Sell
lsrs y ID resting for the Summer at the
Bisntadt villa, In Irvingtoa. ON the
Hudson. After visiting him, the eors-
spondsnt Of the Boston Go,,tte eiyes this
interesting description Of his abode {:
"Ths house bsino built ON ths aida NJ n
lii. sccsupts for What mich, n. ioolsa
man a.. ,,..l ~ r.,n,s..,,,...r-.
tn. ,ih,,,v !. o,., An. h,uu.,a ,o.u
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..a.r... On n.,n,in.. Th.,. -.
1900, =,
.nb,.e,, Ths vail, Ar. dead
.h,,. anil a.. hu,, With pi.r,,aat,s
-na,n,ipy. and ehromos OF his works. and
Br.aforj. The Arctic PAINTER. and others
a, mora or Les, no... There ara more
eh,omo. than ,.puiu. uaiptinos in the
hou.s Mr. Bier.tadt.s collection 1, nut
% : ,,,.h n, Da,,l Mall. An. nor.
,,.i, Of Mrs. Eaymopa AZ Marie Stuart.
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TUE great suit Of the Eureka Con-
solidatsd Mining Company against the
Richmond Company was placed on
trial In the United States Court In San
Francisco yesterday,
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MARRIED.

BAKER-PRLTRR-In Tuscarora. July II.
Charles Baker 70 Miss Mollis Rslter.
BLiCK-HALL-In Hamilton. July 10, W.. h.
Blick 10 Mrs. Maria Hall.
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BORN.

HARyII-in Virginia. July %. to the wife Of
N, usrvis. . daughter.
CLVANAUoH-ln Virginia. July Is. TO the
wife John ". Cavanaugh, . son.
PADDOOK-In Virginia. July %, TO the vile
OF the late Richard Paddock, q daughter.
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slooRD DisPAroH.
Capitals Curtis % b Investigated.

SAN FRAxcIsco. July 2i-3 r. x.-Col.
C. l.. Weller. President Of the 0phir Min
ing Company. leaves this afternoon for
Virginia City TO mako q thorough invssti-
CATION Of the charges In which Mr.. Curtis
and widow Cooper figure 90 extensively.
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A FRANCISCO.

An Aati.Chiaese Riet IN she nay
City-The End or . Wsskiug.
meas Meeting.
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The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. II is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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Parties wishing NE TO receive and deliver
their freight will please direct shippers to
mark p~lalnly-''Care T. O., 0oh Hin.F
THOMAS GALLAGHER,
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Saturday. August II, 1877.
3 D. u T ss.1,:, w sS%;'''":'
-
U.a~.. an ths ysvtous Gamex.
Suusos VI sho '"s
W n Oliver. jas Grant.
VIM Drysdaie, wm Bomefvtlls.
Al McDaneli, yN D Mcdonald,
-
Reception Committee.
John A inells.
oooopaMNe mr. olOeR
,,
The iollowinS nst on Rn.ea VII % awNusu
$500
]. Throwing hsavy mammsf lws,sn!' tven.y,
y--- ....
y. Tnroslns LII, pI.a o,at,n. sIis.s
--
D. Putnng he1sy otons 'ws..,., ..e..y M
Nd peari sleeve buttons.
$500
=. Putting Laght stone sxs'kn.. ,ounsen
,.v., n, r.u,.,. =, N.
D. Ci"h univ. Hyst pyiss' silyer .percns
Thl,d Prize, silver bouquet holder.
a s... p..s. Pir,t Pnre. s,,opt pslr of
gents onyI sleeve buttons.
, s,,,d,n, Jumn. yint phrs. half dossa
silver Engraved match ssis'
a. rhrse.Leessd Race (seyenty.nvs ysrds /,
a p,n,,,c hmm, p,r,t prIx.. siIv,r an,
",.ysd nlesle castor; second Priss. ecld.
IN p,,r,,. H,sh Lean, Pirss Prize. vold.
~. Mash'n5 nun mn, speons ps,,s MA .fnst
.na snsrsyed Gun.
., y.,,,,n. ~,,h po,.. p,r,t prt,e. silver
"' ss nut sn,shis dish and as sold coin. pr..
.sn,ed b. a. q. ncKsnsis. 10; Second
n. To.slns the osber: First Phss, sirIbottisd
engraved oliver castor; second Prize, Rentis
onv, siceys buttons.
live s.ss S..i.t; s.so:a fri.s, silver
u. baaies' naes IN, .e, Sscond Pie
silver pickle castor. ING eompetton iss)
IN e,$.n.is' Kso. no fcs'J
.iivsr sobiss.
-
....u..
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