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AN OPEN LETTER. Ii .u~sL. f.,
ltseIf,

RoCKPuRT, Mass, April %. ISL.
Mr.. EDITOR: Having read In your paper
reports Of the remarkable cures Of catarrh ]
am induced 20 tell what ! know shout ca
tArrh.' and fancy the "snud" and "'inhaling-
tube" makers (mere dollar grabbers) would be
glad II they could emblaZon q similar cure in
the papers. For % years 1 suffered with en-
tarrh. The nasal Passages became completely
closed. snuff dust 'ashes" .inhAling-
tubes, "and sticks wouldn't work, though
al Intervals j would snifi up the so-called ca
tarrh snuff, until became valuable tester
for sueh medicines. gradually grew worse.
and no one can know how much | suffered or
what miserable being | was. nv head aehed
over my eyes 50 that | was confined 10 my bed
for many successive days, suffering the most
Intense pain. which II one time lasted rontin-
uously for los hours All sense Of smell and
taste gone, sight and hearing impaired. body
shrunken and weakened, nervous system shat
tered. and constitution broken. and | was
hawking and splitting seyen-eighths Of the time
! prayed for desih 10 relieve me Of my suffer
ing. A favorable notice in your paper OF DIR.
Sages CstArrb Remedy induced me 10 purchase
package, and Use II with DIR. Pieree's Nasal
Douche, which applies the remedy by hydros-
istie pressure, the osiy way compatible with
common sense. Well. Mr.. Editor. il did not
cure NE in tbFee-fOurths Of second, DOR in one
hour or month, but in less than eight minutes
was relieved, and in three months entirely
cured. and have remained so for over sixteen
months lille using the Cstarrh Remedy.
used DIR. Pleree's Golden Medical Discovery TO
purify my blood and strengthen nv stomach. |
also kept my liver active and bowels regular
by the use OF bis Pleasant Purgatlye Pellets. II
my experience VIII induce other sufferer. TO
seek the same means Of relief, this letter will
have answered its purpose
Yours truly, s. d. REMICK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

The Aid,cinter .Scritner.-The current
number Of Scribuer, Of which 100 900 copies
are printed, IL called the "Midwnter Num-
Der, "and Is thought by the publishers to ex-
coed in attractiveness the Midsummer Numbers
Of 1876 and 1877. Among the notable features
is full page portrait OF Lincoln, by Wyatt
Eaton. from the last and little brown photo
graph. This view Of Lincoln il here engraved
for the first time, by Cole, to accompany Noah
Brooks Personal "reminiscences OF Lincoln"
A sonnet to Lincoln. by X. II. StOddsrd, faces
the frontispiece.
The first paper Of the number proper is by
Charles C. Ward, On "M0ose-hunting," and is
illustrated by Henry Sandman: BY the author
ssd BY others, A hunt with Indians ip New
Brunswick IL described, aud there Is . story OF
. besF-hunt told In Indian dialect by one Of the
guides, Mrs. Mary Hallock f0oie. heretofore
only known to tho readers Of Scribner y On
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On the first page will be found an arti-
Gle upon Joseph iiinckley's 80 birthday.
The ladies connected with the Con-
gregs,ional church aud society, have re-
Gently put up a street lamp, thus lighting
the entrance to their church. the steps IN
the sidewalk. and Il c passage way TO their
vestry neither were they content with this
important improvement, but resolved on
thorough renovation and changes 10 the
vestry. such a. irearrauging the seats, the
minister's stand. putting up new and addi-
tionsl lamps, and whilewashing the ceiling
and walls of the room. tinted with blue,
which makes the light less glazing and
more mellow, all OF which Is n decided i'm
provement, making the place much more
ple4san; aud attractive
IL j. worthy of remark that We seldom,
fever. have had two ministers Rev. Mr.
Hardy. congrrg A:lonalist, and Rev Mr..
Woodbury.. Baptist. who seemed more
united in every good word aud work, and
who seemed to manifest deeper interest
in the welfare. and prosperity Of the
churches and societies under their charge
and the well uein. aud happiness Of the
peopl. OF this community. Ana neither
should Il be ommi,ted, that they have each
brought their wives with them, whose So
cial qualiiie. and Christian graces are 80
amiaOly mingled that their benign influence
j. plainly manifest. not only In the
churches and sabbath schools. with which
they are respectively connected, and Ia the
social circles in which they mugie, but Is
clearly perccptiblc by the people IN gem
cral.
The .weeh Of prayer Ma. observed by
union meeiin:s. alternately al each OF the
churches. the first being held !; The BAp-
list church. on sabbath evening the 5th
inst. on which occasion the house was
well filled, and the attendance on each ~
the succeeding evenings Was generally
good but for some reason. an cmbaras--
Ing aud chilling element has seemed iu
pervadc the minds OF many to such de-
gree. that the good results so sea-ouably
anticipated, are not yet 50 clearly manifest
n desired. Yet. the meetings were con
tinucd four evenings last week. and It i
hoped the result may prove 4 blessing to
all concerned. OBSERVER.
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Hhsreas. In the death Of William JOY, the
Ellsworth Reform Club l. called upon for the
first time TO mourn the loss OF a brother, there
fore:
ResoIued that this Club is founded upon the
sincere belief that the struggle TO lead y sober
life. will BE- placed To our great credii,-both
here and hereafter:
Resoired, that Bro. William Joy has been 4
sincere. patient and faithful member Of the Club
and W ia surely obtain his reward.
KesoiUed, that we deeply sympathze with
the afflicted family and minele our sorrow with
theirs
Resolced, that the Club. A. a mark Of n
spect 10 the memory Of our late brother. attend
hi funeral in 4 body,
Res0ired, that these Resolutions be read dur
ing the funeral service Of our late brother and
published in the Ellsworth American.
Per order T.. X. &.
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Portland. via Belfast aud other landings.-
reminding us again OF the respect Of mar
iners for our harbor. As her next landing
after taking passengers at Castine was, rs
upon programme. Belfast, she could not.
as she has q competent manning with
out a pnrpose,-have made so wide de.
parture: and. as storm was impending.
We construe her purpose to be to find
safe harbor. Though not glad, Of course
not biz of It, that the steamer was neces-
STATED TO depart twenty miles from her
route, we are really glad, when the con-
tingent occurred.-thst anchorage SO safe
was within reach. 1t is gratifying TO have
so good harbor To offer In time Of need
harbor always good, much better now for
being dredged. and to be still better when
shall be completed.
Late insane day. l4th, and late In the
food tide, one Of our coasters. schooner
Kreisher. Capt. Devervux, bound to Bucks
port. with full cargo of feed. anchored
IN Fort Point Cove; and during the night,
with three anchors down, she was driven
ashore and bllged, the crew being driven
into the rigging, where. had It been
severely cold, they would have persisted.
Z. II. W.
Masonic Installation OF the officers of
Felicity Lodge. of +. and A. NJ. Buck
sport. Jan. l6. 1878. by Il. W. Charles l.
Collsmore. Deputy Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge OF Maine. After an overture
by ,"Andrew's Orchestra" the following
were Installed Guy W. McAlister. w.
NJ: Wesley Lockhart. :. W; Albert NJ.
Hanson, J. w; Rufus II. Emery, Treas
urer: Edwin +. Hin, Secretary; Sllas b.
Warren. ). d: Richard c. Leach, J. d.. ;
George Chandler. $. $; John ". Shute,
J. s; Henry :. Lampher. Chap; Arthur
5. snowman, Marshal; William Grlndlc,
Tyler. Singing by X. Slower, 5. c.
Homer. Parker Spoiord AMI J. +. Hooper.
$50 took supper. Dance till midnight.
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Nj \ II X l + ID .

Dedham-Jan. 10th. by l.. T. Gilmore, Esq,
Mr.. William +. Gilmore and Miss Ella L. Page,
both Of Holden.
Trcnton-Dcc. 18th, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. T. Batchclder. Mr.
Thomas T.. Lord and Miss Hattie 4. smith.
both Of Trenton.
No. Hancock-Jan. Goth at the residence Of
the brides father, Hon. John Millikon. by Rev
/. Baichcldcr. Mr.. Edward G.. Norris and
Nil, Rose Milliken, both OF Hancock
Winter iiarbor-Jan. 10Th, by William Rand,
Esq, Mr.. George II. Hammond and Miss Ar
villa /. Robinson, both Of GouldsbOro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

OUR READERS will linl in another column
the advertisement Of the Peabody Medical
Institute Of Boston, Which publ she, the
immensely popular work entitled The Science,
OF Life, or self-Prcseryation. which treats uI-
on oil the disorders that result from the error.
OF youth in mastery manner. Il should b.
In the hands ofevery young man and every
person suffering from a decline Of the phy,ic-
al power. The Institute also publi.he, an
invaluable treatise entitled Disease, Of the
Nerve. and Nervous Mlladic,.' \ very clab-
crate and costly Gold Metal ha, recently been
pre- ented 10 the author OF these works by the
National Medical Association. Don't fail 10
read the advertisement.
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n. Hancock.
To those OF our friends who assembled
at our house ON Tuesday eveningNthe 18th
inst, ~e wish TO express our thanks tor
their kindness in fa.orins us with the visit,
and also for the presents with which il
was accompanied. This renewed express
zion of sympathy and of generous kindness,
makes US deeply sensible OF the obligation
resting upon US. TO work and pray for their
temporal and spiritual good. May all such,
as well as all of our neighbors, have the
aid and care OF Him. whose blessing max
eth rich. L. BATCHELDER.
G. L. BATCHELDER.
Jan. 2lst, 1873.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Obituary notices, beyond ne Date. NIms anil
Age, must b. PAID for.
El.-worth-Jan. Goth, William Joy. aged
about "a years.
Buckspori-Dcc. 18Th, Mary C. Hartman,
aged - years.
Jan. Eth. Kate Hancock aged y wears.
tornish--Jan. IN, Joseph H. Boy nton, aged
= years and months. leaving II children, ~
grandchildren and . great grandchildren; in
all lGO drccnd,nt-
Long leland rlantation-.Ian. 18th. Mr..
Many Jane, wife ~ Mr.. Henry Murphy aged
- years. ~ month, and dAy~ leaving seven
destitute children. Bath Daily Time, please,
copy
Riuehlll-Jan. "a. Joshua ~toycr. aged about
g. years.
Jan. >th. Nose. Parker, agrd Il wears.
Jan. 18Th, Ambru-, ser, aged = wears
Jan 18th, Capt. simeon L. wood, aged Il
VpEr-
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State Supreme Court Decision.

The state supreme Court decided to-day
that the Circuit judges must be elected by
ballot instead Of viva voce. This decision
oJ.t> all the Circuit judges elected. prof
20 1871 by the Republican legislature AK,
retains kershaw and Wallace. clccte,
last year by the Democrats.
Il Wa constitutional question Involving
the word ballot. The Supreme Court was
d,.1cd. Associate Justices McIyer and
Haskell agreeing lhai.a ballot was required
Che! Justice Willard dissenting in favor
Of viva yoce vote which Was uniformly
preached by The Republicans.
When the decision was announced
Judge Townsend immediately adjourned
the Circuit Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

The first meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety in their new Hall. which has been
very appropriately designated as TEN
perance Hail." was held on Sunday after
noon AT four o'clock. To the surprise of
everybody. the Hall was literally full. At
the meeting the best OF feeling prevailed;
spirited and highly interesting remarks
were made by several In the audience and
the exercises were literally interpreted
with the singing OF appropriate pieces.
The occasion seemed TO be one of general
congratulstion that from a beginning so
feeble, there had grown up success. so
decided. without any Of those appliances
which are 50 often used to produce an
ephemeral excitement. and which are ex-
ceedingly liable In the end to leave those
aroused by such means. 10 a worse state
than that in which they were found. The
members of the Society have every reason
TO congratulate themselves that they have
built their structure on a rock.
SPECTATOR.
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Reported Indian Outbreak.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan.

san FkANCINCOl tAI., Jan. =.
Portland despatch says that Henry
Payne who had charge OF an Infantry pack
train during the late Nez Perces campaign
arrived yesterday from Dayton, W. +.
with news that rumor had reached that
place OF an Indian outbreak under Chief
Moses. \ prominent hotel keeper in
formed Payne that several families had
been murdered and the saysges were pre-
pared 10 enter upon another campaign.
Gen. Howard Immediately telegraphed
to Waila Waila aud other points. to asccr-
tain the truth OF the news. telegram
was received 10 the the effect that such ru-
mors were circulated, but nothing definite
wa received, and it i generally thought
that the rumors are louudationlcss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

street lights in the evening, at the corners
OF Main and High. Main and Pine. and
Pine and Hancock Streets. A while ago
our City Marshal gave due warning In re-
gard to this matter. Unless we are con-
| siderably mistaken, he Is man that won't
| coax many times before he will take
| decided action. and II the nuisance Is not
{ voluntarily stopped. we shall soon ex-
pect an item like the following: Several
young men. sons Of tour respectable citi-
zens. we're UNEXPECTEDLY invited to spend
, the night ION the hill"
FooLHARDINEss.-A FOOL AND HIS NON
KY ARE sooN enthusiastically, quite
late In the evening. as a man was wheeling
home barrel OF shavings, he met friend
near the Congresationalist Church. and
was bantered to wheel him home.for the
sum OF Is cents, the friend living on bridge
hill. The barrel was put In the ditch and
the man took up his burden and fulfilled
I>the contract 10 the letter. II any one ques-
tons the first title OF this article. let him
| try similar job. And were II possible to
doubt. in the least. the second. give a
I quarter for a half mile ride In wheel
barrow over frozen ground.
FoUSD DEAp.-Some OF the neighbors
of VIM. Joy. an old man residing alone on
bridge hill during the absence Of his wife
| on visit. not having seen him for several
1 days, begsn on Sunday To look for him.
They went TO his house aud looking
through his bed room window saw him
lying in bed, apparently asleep. They not
succeeding In awakening him. notified
Sheriff 4. X. DevereuX. who forced an
| entrance. and finding that he was dead,
Immediately called J. X. Jordan. coroner,
who. in consideration OF Mr.. Joy having
been subject to spoplectic fits and heart
disease, and a. there Was no evidence OF
violence, decided II was unnecessary to
summon jury. To all appearances he
died without a struggle while asleep. as he
was lying in bed In a very natural position :;
one hand under his head, and the other
across his breast II WAS reported that he
WAS dressed, which was not true lie had
on his under fannels and stockings which
1. custom with many during winter. lie
had been dead several day.
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>arGrntNHte.
Our correspondent writes that the gale
az Thursday night. in this vicinity was
fearful. During the night the sch. VIM.
II. Sargent dragged, and went ashore on
Byard's point at Sargentville. Think she
will be got OF with slight damage. The
widow Tibbets barn blew down. killing
her COW. Ia Deer Isle, the Methodist
meeting house, on the head of the Island,
was blown down. The spire OF the Ortho-
dox Church at n. W. harbor was blown
Off, and the steeple OF the Baptist meeting.
house a, Oceanyile was blown of, going
spire downward, and through the roof into
the auditorium. \ barn, nearly new, on
Hog Island, in Penobscot bay. owned by
Capt Asa Turner Of Brookln was blown
down. In Brooklln, some eight or ten
chin neys were blown oil. one Of which
was Capt John Reeds from his new house
The Oldest inbabitaht can hardly remem-
err ever experiencing so terrific q gale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO al
] concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of Execuiri
OF the las. IN and Testament OF
HIRAM JOHNSON, late of Kucksport,
10 the County OF Hancock, yeoman, deceased, by
giving bond as the law Ill re is she therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
decsascd's estate, 10 make immed late payment.
and those who have any immediate demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for payment.
MARY A. JOHNSON Ex'x.
Bucksport, Jan. 9Th ISIS. 3wi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the LIST
Wednesday Of January A. D., 1878.
N j. ABBOT named Execut or in a certain in.
VI strument purporting to be the last will and
testament of Jonathan Perkins late Of Castine in
said county deceased. having presented the same
for probate
ORDERED-That the said j. Abbot give notice
to all persons interested by causing u copy of this
order TO be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ella.
woIth, that they may appear at a Probate Court To
be holden at Ellsworth IN said county, on the list
Wednesday OF FEBRUARY next,at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved az.
proved, and allowed the last will aud testament
OF said deceased.
3w2 PARKER TICK Judoe
true copy-Attest: GAS. r. DORR. Iteg'r,
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Sch Olive Branch, ashore 81 Cutler, will come
on without much damage.
The schr RAILROAD, of thastinc. was carried
ashore By tho Ice, at tottrclis shipyard, Belfast
but came on next day without material damage.
sch Lizzie Lee, Stubbs, at New York IRON
MtraEoanr. reports a furious gale and heavy
IN lat 80 80, Ion y g. and lost part Of deck
lord.
sch Ida May, al Eucksport. Capt Gray, which
drove ashore at Portsmouth I0ih, WAS from Bos
ton Bound 10 BuxpOrt with tt0 bushels corn, and
somofhour and kerosene. which Is badly damsg
ed The vessel has been ashore threeitimes since
leaving Boston. Capt Gray has been very un(or
tunate Of late, having lost two vessels last year,
one of them being she ]. L. Ames. wrecked OF
Portsmouth The Ida May viii hang rudder and
proceed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

4 FACE with charming features may bc
rendered actually repulsiye by blotches or PIN
piles. GLESS's sULPHURE SOAP, promptly
remedies all compe Xional:: blemishes a. well
a. local eruptions of the skin, burns, bruises.
scalds. 81. sold BY all Druggists,
liil's Hair Whisker Dive, black or brown
JJct-. iw5
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Poultry Association.


LEWISTON, Me, Jan. =.
The second annual exhibition OF the An
drn>coggin county poultry association
opened to-day. There are one thousand
birds entered including birds from Cum
berlaud, oxford. kennebec and Penobscoi
counties. \. ;. Hall OF Shrew sbury, Mass.
i Judge. The exhibition closes Thursday
night.
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Business Notices.

~ friend In need il friend indeed. III
gHisuii's Botanic Bnisum has proved lt,eli 4
friend Ia the suffering, and H. bc,t rcromm,n-
daiion Is that where 1t has once brcn faithfully
tried no other remedy " III be used for coughs
aud colds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 81 An.
Indications
For new England and Middle Atlantic
States, cloudy weather with light rain or
snow. followed by clearing weather. warm
southwesterly, veering TO much colder and
high northwesterly winds. nearly station
AIRY. followed by rapidly rising barometer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Mrs j. I. X. Freeman at ). W. Har-
Dor. has Gala Lily which has been in
bloom since Oct. last. Height. 5 feet ;
length OF leaves, Is inches; not yet three
years old. Who can beat this As to rank,
growth and blOssomsi
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS,

when yon visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire AMI
stop at the q N ND UNION HOTEL, op.
posHe the CRAM CENTRAL DEPOT. IL his
over $50 elegantly Nrnished rooms, and is fitted
up At an expense Of over sgOO.OoO Elevator, steam
and all modei n Improvements. European Plan 49,
The REsIAl MANTS. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
kst can furnish. The cuisine j. un-urpas se,.
Rooms for single person, 81, sl.jO, and e. per
day; rich suites Tor families pToporlonately low.
that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luNuriously, for less money, at the GRAM
UNION, than at any other first class Hotel IN the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for all parts OF the city.
Va C. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Do you want TO save your children: II you
do. go to &. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe,-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenaen & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGArIoSAL.-Pre at 10 30 A
NJ. and p. N. Sabbath School in the sftei'
noon. al l-2 o'clock.
DEMONSTRATING n, p. NJ. Sabbath
School at 7. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School at p. M
Preaching at . II and 30 Z. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Presehinga at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2P. NJ.
MErHoDIsT,-Pres ehing at aud Z. NJ
sabbath School at z. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every sun
dsy at > O'Clock. Z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETISG-every sun
day at z. NJ. Hall next to Reform Club
Room Coombs Block.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

DO you want to be cured of Dyspepsia, con-
stipation. Piles and all diseases OF the stom-
ach, Bowels and Livers II you do. go to G, A..
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 10 cents bottle. or sent by mail on receipt
OF price. Prepared by Wiggin Il Co. Roekla D..
Me.
lustanter cures Toothache in one uiputs
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We haye received a report Of the VIM
ter term Of School In Dist. No. 4. and
from it We should judge that the school
has been a success. Whole number % !;
not absent, 8; not absent more than half q
day, 8; not tardy, z; not whispered, 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Special Notice-Morri.on 4 joy.
Probate Notices.
County Treasurer. Report
foroclosu re Of Nor tgage-A. II. ohnson.
Administrator sale-Srsan II. Bray. Adm'x.
Noticc-l. NJ. Bosriman. A J. T.. Cutler.
>otice-A. z. Pendleton.
Notice-C. Binder.
Eggrmoggin Silver Mining Company.
Assignee. Notice-w. Z. Joy.
Assignee's Notlcc-,i. :. Peters.
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Bonded Warehouses.

The number OF bonded warehouses in
Portland has been reduced from fifty four
To twenty, and store keepers from five to
three.