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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

1t is remarkable that no more atien-
ton is given the subject of covering ma
nure from the weather, and especially
from too much rain. Those who have
given the matter particular attention
have found that manure so protected Is
worth double that which Is left out in
the open air. Two loads for one is a
profit few farmers can afford TO lose
There i no question which so vitality
concerns the farmer A. this one of ma
nure. Much that he does has reference
To II. Straw i not To be sold because
IL makes Panurc. Stock is fed through
the winter for the express purpose Of
manure-making. Articles which scarce
Is pay to send 10 markc, are neverthe-
less taken TO the city ia order that ma
nurc NAV be taken back a. return load;
and vet the whole Of the manure made
remains all the season exposed 10 the
.un, wind and rain until il j. diminish
cd oue-haIf in value.
The trouble is probably that few real
ly believe that exposed manurcs under
20 this los. But the matter has been
too thoroughly tested to admit OF a
doubt. We know first.class farmers
Who did not themselves believe it, until
by actual experiment they found out its
truth.
In arranging farm buildings it will
pay well to look a. much to the preser-
walton oi manure a. to lie hay or grain;
and those who have their buildings al
ready finished without these manurial
arrangements will find that twenty-five
OF fifty dollars spent on boards for COW
cred she'd will rank among tie best in
vc.tmcuts ever madc.-ImerjcaH stock
JyUTHal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

CLEANING BLACK SILK.-One OF the
things mot generally known" at least
IN this country, is the Persian method
Of cleaning black silk; the moius opcr-
aHdi i very simple, and the result inf
uitcly superior to that achieved in any
other manner The silk must bc thor
oughly brushed and wiped with cloth.
then laid fiat on a board or table and
>rougcd well with hot coffee. thorough
.s freed from sediment b. being strained
through muslin. Tue silk i, spongcd
ou tie side intended to show: it j.
allowed 10 .ccome partially dry and
ihtu iruucl on The wrong ,,dc. The
coffee removes every particle of grease,
aud restores tie briiliau-y Of the silk
without impar;iu- to i; either the shiny
appearance or cracky and papcry still.
ness obtained by beer. or indeed any
other liquid. The -i,k really appear.
lhiokeucd bv the process, and this good
effect j. permanent. Our readers who
viii Npcrimcutaiizc on an apron or
cravat will never again try any other
method
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

How To UsE Bones Don't let oil
bones lie around in the barnyarl and
fence corners. They should be presery-
ed, a, they contain phosphoric acid, one
OF the most valuable Ingredient, in ma
uure. Put LAYER of wood A,he, in the
bottom OF ca>k and then add LAYER
OF bones, then add another layer OF
4,Ae-, and 80 on until the ca-k /, filled.
Keep the mixture wet, and in few
month, the potash in tie ashes viii have
80 combined with the phosphoric acid
in the bones rs 10 give YOU most yalu-
able fertilizer-N1Ss Ploughman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

How To NyCcEfp FAR Nothing
bu, ultimate ruin stare, that farmer in
The face who docs not pay personal at
ieution 10 all the most minute details 81
hi, farm. There are a Thousand small
leaks about the management OF an or
binary farm, that il not closely attended
10 Will -urcls bring the mos, hard work
iu- farmer to ruin and baukruptcy.-
N.uc-tcuth- Of the sinking farmers can
attribute their prc-eHt distress TO no
other cause than lack Of close altcn-
lion to the small details OF the Farm: a
closer supervision Of machinery and
tools, the stock, their feed. a place for
everything and everything in it, place.
NJ one j. a. much interested in attend
ing these details as the boss such a
course vii. in few months, or year
or TWO AZ most, enable mauy farm
en- who are now on the down-grade, 10
again begin to ascend. II hcroicalN
pcr,cycred in, il viii surely make head
way against what now looks 80 hope
c---LcrifyA Jouraul.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

Hilton Brothers X Co, OF Arson,
-heared thirty-eight sheep, shearins four
hundred and twenty-seven pounds, a
fraction over eleven pounds each
Eighteen Of this number were lambs;
the average age when sheared was
about eleven months, the balance were
breeding ewes.-LeJciSf0H Journal.
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II. h. SAUNDERS, CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE.
AsSiSnee'S sale.

OF realestate. Pursuant TO an orde of the u 5
District Court for tie District OF Maine shall sell
at Puohe auction on FRIDAY September 18th. rs,
al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at my once in
Ellsworth the following real estate, belonging TO
the Bankrupt estate of. W. Coembs, Of Ellis.
sworth: The property known "Coombs
Block situated on tn east side OF Union River
Bridge in said Ellsworth. This block cons lists OF
three stores on the first floor and Offices &C, on
the second floor, and is now paying a rental Of
over six hundred dollars per year. said proper
ty will be sold subject TO a mortgage aRountinx
with interest, TO about eco. The exact amount
due on the mortgage above mentioned will be
made known at the time OF sale. Terms Cash
Tor further particulars inquire OF the undersign.
ed either Personally or by letter. All inquiries
by letter " i'll be answered al once.
4. Z. WISWELL,
5w5t atasts las. Assignee.
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FOR 6ALEy

small briek dwsaiiAs hod.e. contaiuipr si,,,
rooms, with wood shed and barn and never
fatipG enpply % wafer, situated 10 the n vi
Spenet a the peb a Trenton, Hancock Co. near
the water Of Union River Bay, In the immeiale
neighborhood Of fishing in summer. There are
four acres Of land around the hosse and one or
two wood lots where Q b ofse team caA make
eight or ten turns day. Either or all eau be
purchased At q great bargain by applying 10
.is.f HEhBf WHITING 4 SONS.
Ellsworth, Ne. aup,Sg
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state of Maine.

HIr.r.-t So ne .>seriE, o, oar re-.
E,r'irs talstles. oT ether of thar Dep
a'l.s- GREETING.
- We rommanI you :, samm oHs Hay
N = Ne. u HAricn. CoHaEsoraHi ia the state
- 90 he may bc found IN your preclne,
g. arrsar before our lustirca OF TIE supreme
Judicial Court, ncNi TO bc holden in Ellsworth
"a .iiil aaI iar oGr County 81 Hancock or the
second T4e-..sf 90 October ne II thea and TIC ~
Ia cur ald agTi 70 answer unto John :, Hal! OF
Erpokiin In the County Of Hancock and state OF
Maine In a Flea Of review Of Plea of the tase
- bitch saad action bought bv the laid u. fen
SAINT ia TcTicS against Tie said FIainiif In
on TIE iwcnty ninth DAY OF september 4. y. ls-i,
before the ia slices Of the Supreme jadcial Court
ihcn next TO lie holdea aud holden At klissorth
IN IN and tor The CogntV OF Han cock Afnrvs AID
"n The second Tuesday Of April A. \ Ia.
ling tie April term % sad Cosrf Tor s.id war
aud which sAld action was duly entered =, sari
term Of court. and wAs continued until TIE pc-
abcT term Of aid Iour; IN sAli year. Aul I4ig
meat was then ami Their rendered ~ said Court
upoa sictags Of .ali FiainuA "a r,YioS for Ihc
sun 70; go al iclt 90 damage. and costs Of court
taxed * ii.-- AMI hHeoaiian tacrcoa was i.sH.
81 Pos salL toGTt against sad fiNiguf "a rvY lev
b. d sAaL. lsrn AMI there ~ IA abe - appear
IN other due damages. And have you IT.
Iats W n win yogr 'l-gs therein.
STATE or MAINE
rENoB~DOT s.-~uprcule Ju.nr!Al Court. 10
Nar4t. on Eahsur JaIy 5iA. is7,-
IT-.u ihc foregoing WIZ. oRpEKLp that the
F.4.llfc eve notice - the saiI Defendant 10 III
'.c~ 20 appear before the Justice. Of our su-
lTci.c j ullG.a CugEl. - te holden AZ E..~ OF Ia
within and i.r the County 81 IiAneocb on the
toosni Iuc.iay OF october A. -. lsTs ~ pub
li-l4ns an Aitc,ied copy OF ,Aid VIII and TIL,
Gef thereon three weeks sgcocsslvely IN the Eli
~ pftA American, Newspaper prinicI Ia HI.
$40 MI "a our County Of Hancock. The Las. publ
cation y &c tEirty DAYS al least PRIOR 10 sAiI
second Tue. las Of u, tobcr II that he may there
and then ia our ,.l.! CouI APPEAR II be sees 1T
jobs 4. PETERS
Justice Ofihe sup. Jua. Court
> of he nrf OF 4
GA.
Ayc-i II. Il. >AUSDkE>. Clerk ofC ourt..
4a5i HAncoCk County.
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WAR OF 1912!

SURVIVORS, and widows entitled TO pepsi,,p
~ CT ~ 90 per month. Under The act Of Congress
OF March sn. ls.s. Fourteen days service Is re-
CURED TO give title 20 pension. and land war
rant, If legally obtained, 10 primA facie evidence
OF title. Applications in all Gaze. required 10 be
taken before court OF record. No charge unless
successful. Applicants unable TO come 10 INV
once will be visited at their homes and their
claims legally executed and died before 4 Court
OF Record. flease write Inc in all cases when
you would Ike to have me visis Won =, yop,
homes. And remember that no chorge is 10 be
made unless jour claim 10 established. An ex~
perience oil fifteen years enables me 20 pro.
pes sioa claims expeditiousiy and succeasfIly in
all meJ tic Iious cases. An agent near al hon. il
most desirable, as he can save applicants ertr,
expense. ronbie and annoyance. ~
Ellsworth. April I'd, 1873. Ittf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

An Indiana girl says she finds moth.
ing so good for complexion as rubbing
Eer face on young mans vest. The
Young man must be inside of it, though.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

The tramp won't work in the har-
vest fields. It's far better to sit in the
shade and be told by an orator that he
ought to have carriage of his own.
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

Cssisrr.<- r. Fre1esfi y8a - autt 49, ~'sA
- v.-lt ua slo;asr G94ol O. s-f N.L!Ns'
Nu.4Al, s.! A~TtE-e % toe Ahlrs Yp- -. sc tasi
.-t -u 49,. Re-. g. hrr otar-s u 5000 say cvr1 Il
s.r -o tArr tT.F3 o1r glasiffs 49, hni .tsea III
;tkt 81 ssfr-s 49,. god - luttias sal loia
;h a. tlrr iac ,rs. tAsy aAss svcf tined !
,fr a.a-s So ..trF 'tfts- tAsr fa-r bsfr-e n
pro a-s. slea 5aa4d lave hard u Yozr piss-
InrF--A n cross
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
ellsworth, Maine.

ORGANIZED MARCH 9Th. 1873.
MONEY deposited on or before the 10th day OF
III March. June, september and December will
Disidensis on deposiis payable twice a year,
June and December.
Dividends As soon as declared are added to the
pnnciv al. thus eompounding The interest every
81 Under the existing Law Of this state. all
deposits 70 savings Banks. are exempt from mu-
No returns Of nanes of depositors are reauirsd
to be made to state or town authorities and ali
vste and coafdenlial. -
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money IN their own names. that it can
Especial advantages, Afforded to Execstors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
- sG,,.G GEORGE RARCHER Ppesidept.
l9sf q. G. BUkRILt ,Trcasur{r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

ON and alter MONDAY. June Ist. steamer
CITY or RICHMOND. {. khby. Master. ~iil
leave IianEor for Portland every Moniay Wei
nesday, and fridAy morning. Ats O'Clock. touch
ing At all the usual landings on the River and
Bay, Including sandy Point, Northpori and LIN
oslnville. arriving in Portland at about I've
o'elock p. NJ. opnneetin. with the Eastern Rail.
roAd train which leaves Portland at 3.S1P NJ.
and the Boston and Name which leaves Portland
at 60 Z. ". arriving In Boston BY Eastern At
$50 7. NJ. and the Boston and Maine AZ TO- 50 q,
Passenger by the CITY OF Rschmondr and
kasiern Railroad train make close conbcc ttap
III the shore Lac Railrosi sn tch leaves Roston
at 70 O'Clock i. " for Ne- York.
Passengers tic.cIei through 90 Boston and
New YORK. Limssd tickets Tor BosIou5 a; -
GEMS reduction,
Rcturulns. viii leave Railroad wharf. foot Of
state street. Fo1 and, same evcniss a. 10 oel,Es
or on arrival Of the Express Train over the Boz
.aa ADJ aAae eA.reai Which .eAvr. bo.'on !, ~
earlier trAins from Hoslou over either % ihe
above Railroad
GoiEE " Get, The CITY OF Kchmoni~ a!sn Or.
necss With the Portland aud BostUn steamers
which leave Portland at oclp-. 4. NJ. fAss-
engsrs uckcissi through. Fare slon.lc u IA ~
boat AMI Raj
Dor 70 ftheF PARTICULAR inquirr Of
\. kENDEICh. Agent
Bangor. June =. is.s. IEG
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60 COLL|NS'E
Vn'.TAlC PLASTER

90 .'.trp-t..iesnic Hattrrv oonibins~i with
AghIs Nedi.st-d strengthening Plaster
forming the t.s.t Plaster for pain. ami aches
iu tn. " oEId Of Medicine.
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UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY I

call the careful attention OF the business meA
OF Ellsworth and vicinity 20 the facts and nsure-
Let not the nsur ing pa bic be- ger udrl but
look into The matter Tor them selves tar"iul and
NAndid investigation viii tell the TRJ r STORY.
ms solicit and urge. The Leading and indie
pendent Comp anies are peculiarly EhOroug N IN the
management Of their business. Careful TO know
IN regard 10 each risk, the moral we'll the
phy slcal haLaId as far as possible, Judging cBCh
risk on It's own merits, accepting those whErh
seem desirable At equitable rates, leaving the
desirable 10 those who wish them. on this plat.
form they show greater prosperity comparatively,
thAn those companies which take risks more
loosely relying on rates to save them.
Inc SIZE OF company is no criterion OF its
strength The larger companies have larger LA.
eiIiues, usually writing larger lines and accept ing
a larger amount OF undesirable Insurance. thus
Keeping up the volume OF the business. Their la.
bIlitIes for reinsurance is therefore larger, and
they are liabie TO heavier losses by extensive con.
hagTauons.
Ny aim Is 10 furnish only
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

An ingenious person can manulac-
ture, for home use. feather busters fully
equal TO those that are hawked about
the street in shape or size resembling
nothing 80 much as the huge bridal ia
vors Cor n0se-gays) with which English
people burden themselves, and which
our own people are aping largely. For
busters, look among the cast off, in the
attic for old parasol handles that are
carved, polished, iulaid and what not.
Remove them from useless skeletons,
drive a short nail through the brush end
aud tie to il strong linen Irvine, with
one end about eight inches and the 9TH
er about two yards long; arrange a row
of turkey tail and soft wing feathers
around the stick and wind them close
with the long string, so proceed, finish
ing with the short downy feathers
Then have ready some melted resin,
with which TO cover the string (Which
should be tied 10 the short end securely
and over the quill part of all the feath-
ers. \ sheath of colored kid or broad
cloth should be fastened over the ends
of the feathers, and YOU have thus an or
namental and useful article, at little or
no cost.-Pouhry Yard.
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state OF Maine.

HI4clck. $50 tie .>i.rigs ofou rssgec-
tire Counties, or e!AeT % a,lr Dep-
"il's GREETING.
~ oIcstAle OF LAphalei Il. Parker.
, - - Of inelAnd ~ the STATE OF >ew jersey,
~ to ths value Of oitso hundred Dollars
and summon the said Defendant, l.f he may be
found In your preeinei,l to APPEAR before our
JasiIccs OF the Supreme Judicial Cogu.DeIt TO De
holden IN Ellsworth. within And Tor our county Of
HAuc-cs. On the second Tuesday Of April next.
then .ni tntFe In our aid Court TO answer unto
Thomas ". Arey. OF BucksPort County Of Han
cock and state Of Maize. In 4 Plea OF the LAse
for that The Defendant at said Buckspori. 10 Wit;
at Ell.N orih. Aforesaid, on the day Of the Dur.
chase Of this rif. being indebted 10 the Plant IN
the sum Of TWO hundred Dollars. Tor 80 much
money before that time had and received by Tie
said Defendant to .he Plaintiffs use in consider
alton thereof, promised Toe Pi4intiG to p.y hun
that cum On demand. let though oflen request
ed, the SAID Defendaat has pot laid sad san but
neglect ." 10 do, to the damage OF said flauug
fas he saysl The sum OF TWO hundred Dollar.
which shall thcn and there he male 10 appear
with other due damages. And have you there
un- VIII, with your doings therein.
Witness John A. Peters Jut tice Of .aid Court
al Ellsworth this twenty am day Of March in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-supr enc judicial Court. Aprii
Term, ISIS.
And now il appearing to the Court that the
said Defendant al the date OF the service of the
writ, was not an inhA bitant Of This state and
had no tenant, agent or attorney within the same.
and thai he had no notice Of the tendency OF
this suit, II - ordered, that notice thereof be
gwen to the said Eliphalet II. Parker by pub.
fishing an aites ted copy Of the writ, and this
order thereon, three weeks. successfully in the
Ellsworth American the last puhlicAt ion 10 be at
least thirty days before the next term of this
Court, TO be held at Ellsworth, within and for
the County of Hancock, on the second Tuesday
Of October ne 1t, that he may then and there, In
said Court ap pear and show cause II any he has
him and execution issue accordingly.
Attest: IL SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy Cd the wrn ssd order of Court
thereon.
3wa Attest II. d. SAUNDERS. Clerk
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Price, o5 (cn:s.

E.- csr.sli lc cAli IT. COLLINS vOivAiC riAsTER
.rat 49, s.s-r ~eftslrss .s.'ist.a- Noi9 ~ a.
WlnlraAr 40 t.etzH IsrERss ifr1. tie nitra
ssA:es al ,AaAsas. a4l - wEEAs guEIEi- FYo-
pg4eioFs, uotsoa. Mas.
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BENEFIT OF BTRDs.-A correspondent
of the Rural Home, speaking of the
benefit which birds render the farmer.
says: while at work near a wheat
field, my attention was called to the TACT
that some OF the wheat had been picked
from the heads in certain parts OF the
field As my neighbor seemed to think
that the mischief was done by yellow
birds, procured gun and killed one
of the supposed offenders. Although
interrupted while taking his breakfast,
we found in his stomach only three
grains of wheat, and by actual count
$50 weevils."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-05

-Tepid tea cleans grained wood.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-03
Dissolution rTorice.

rz=IJE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
& isting between X. W. Tompkins w. w. West
and j. t. Morse III the mill business is this
,iay dissolved by mutual consent X. w. Tompkins
And ~ w West having sold their interest to J. 3.
Mosse All debts due the late firm must be paid
IA y w Tempbins. and all indebtedness of the late
..rIsl viii he settled By J. B. Morse.
r. ". T0MPKINS
W. w. WEST,
]. b. MORSE
IbAao err, + T., July ~, 1875
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An accomplished Bird.

Canary birds may be taught to
whistle tunes quite easily. A friend
had canary bird that, as soon as it
was old enough to pick up living,
was pat in a room apart from all 9th
ers and music box placed in the
apartment and kept perpetually going,
repeating one tune over and over
again, 50 that the singular pupil had
no other master to learn from but that
After four months of such apprentice
ship the owner was rewarded by hear
ing his little favorite render "a Life
on the Ocean Wave" as naturally and
perfectly as if that was the song of
his ancestors.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-03
Coal in China.

1t may surprise the general reader
10 learn that the coal production of
China has already reached 100000
tons annually, and is rapidly increas-
ing. OF this production about l,0OO,-
900 tons represent the output Of the
anthracite beds of the province of
Shan-si. Speaking Of this, the most
extensive deposit Of the empire, Baron
Richthofen affirms that its area vastly
exceeds that of the anthracite region
of this country, and that no other coal
field in the world can be compared
with it in the union eff the most favor
able conditions as regards position,
quantity and quality. He pronounces
the opinion that in the near future
these deposits will rise immensely in
Importance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-03
Objections to False Hair.

Two Of the fathers Of the Church.
seem to have had very decided objec
lions to false hair. Tertullian says:
If you will not airg away your false
hair as hateful to heaven, cannot !
make it hateful to yourselves by re-
.ninding you that the false hair you
wear may have come not only from
head criminal, but from a very dirty
head; perhaps from the head Of one
already damned" This was very
severe rebuke; but it was not nearly
so clever stroke at wigs as that
given BY Clemens, at Alexandria, who
informed the wig-wearers when they
knelt at church to receive the blessing
that they must be good enough to re-
member that the benediction remained
on the wig, and did not pass through
to the wearer. This was severe blow
to the wearers of false hair, but many
retained their wigs and took their
chances as to the power of the bene-
diction to percolata through them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-03
overtasdng the Energies.

1t is not advisable for any of us to over
task our energies, corporal or mental, but
in the eager pursuit of wealth or fame or
knowledge, how many transgress this sal
utary rule 1t must be a matter of great
importance to all who do SO to know how
they can regain the rigor so recklessly ex-
pended. The remedy is neither costly or
difficult to obtain Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is procurable in every city, town
and settlement in America, and it COM
pensates for drain of bodily or mental
energy more effectually than any invigor-
ant ever prescribed or advertised. Labor
ing men, athletes, students, journalists,
lawyers, clergymen, physicians, all hear
testimony to its wondrously renovating
powers. 1t increases the capabilities for
undergoing fatigue, and counteracts the
injurious effects upon the system of expo
sure, sedentary habits, unhealthy or wea-
rying ayocations, or an insalubrious eli
mate, and is prime Alternative, diuretic
and blood depurent.
April 5. 1873.
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Motice.
April 5, 1878.

ngoTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL,
~ on Thursda the odd day Of August, A. D..
1873 at ~ o'clock NJ. Of said day, al my Office in
Idaho City, Boise county ]. r.. offer at public auc-
lion tile gum of TWO Hundred and Fifty $3.50
Dollars to the lowest bidder therefor ii County
Warrants Of said Boise county issued and regis
tered prior to January, 1850.
H. w. TOMPKINS
County Treasurer.
TDAuo CRY, Aug. 13, 1875.
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TO THE AFFLECTEDl

Tina; dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which very many people are, and have
been ivr wears aTiicted. and which has
baiheo TIE sGlil OF all physicians, can be
eictoany Ctnc,i oy Piles welltricd rene.
Nv. ssrnuie,ts nave found relief from H.
arn atc Walng testify as 10 lis efficacy
For saIc at All the drue stores. II ZipE
agent It taaAo CITY. lScp4-E
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PLAIN, Or IN coLoRs,

And at prices 80 per cent. below
our former rates.