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Not % beverage.

They are not . beverage but medicine.
with curative properties % the highest degree.
containing no poor whiskcy or poisonous drug-
system, but bulll 1t up. One bottle contains
more hops. thar l.. more Teai hop strength
than barrel Of ordinary beer. Every drug
gist in Rochester SELL them. and the physicians
prescribe them "-EreHing Express on Hop
KIltrls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

An Old gentleman. In ihi. city. life
long Democrat. and an ardent supporter
of Gsrcelon 10 the State steal. + very
Supreme Court. lie says Il Is "all wrong,
all wrong" lie asserts thst be s, IAN
old man snd ought TO know
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

The arms taken from Bangor are now
in the State House al Augusta and the
singular spectacle is presented, OF armed
men parading In the halls and corridors OF
the Capitol. All this is done in time OF
necessary for the protection OF public
property.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

From The Indianapolls Journal u

From The IndilRdp0lls Journal (Hep)
Democracy has the same ear-marks
everywhere. In the South it means bull
doing, violence, and the shotgun plan
generally. In Maine it means overthrow
Ing the will Of the people and stesllng the
state Government. In Indiana it means
hostility TO the right OF free American
citizens to move into and settle in the
State. Everywhere 1t Is intolerant, pro-
scriptive, violent. dishonest and danger
Gus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08
The arrival of Col. A. b. Squirting IL

The arrival of Col. A. B. Squirting In
Augusta. last week. created genuine SEN
satiou. The CoIonel's well-known bravery
and his saocess in capturing thieves. WAS
too much for the conspirstors, and the
guard ~ the State House WAS at once
doabled. As ne came to Maine on the
peacefui anission of visiting friends. bis
sarprise WAS little less thaH the scare he
created anoag the piotters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08
Ayers Hair Vig'or,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR


Advancing years.
sickness. care, disap-
pointment, and hered-
itary predisposition,
all turn the hair gray A.,
and either Of them in
cline 1t to shed pre-
maturely.
AYERS HAIR VIC
oR.by long and exien.
sive use. has proven
! that IL stops the ial
ling oi the HAIR imme-
diately; often re
: ne W $ The growth !;
and always surely re.
aNa.. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

The attention OF our readers i called
to the eloquent speech OF Ex-Governor
Dingley. delivered at the Indignation meet
ing in Lewiston. which ie given nu cur
first page.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Jan. 3, 1850.
At the last session Of Congress All effort
was made to have the public printing done
by contract and this contract to be given
TO one Hntchins, and denomnated the
Hutchlns steal-but this idea has now been
abandoned aud an effort will be s,outly
made TO have the public printing appointed
by the Senate. For many years prior to
1876. the Senate had the power Of appoint
ing this official, but the democrats. expect
ing to elect their President In 1876, at
tached clause to the appropriation con
fei ring this power upon the Executive, and
insisted that the law giving it to the SEN
ate was unconstitutional as abridging the
prerogatives OF the President, they now
seek 10 divest him of this much Of public
patronage whether unconstitutional or not
Plumber is what the party Is seeking and
all ways and means are resorted to without
scruple.
New Years day was delightfully."- clear
aud mild. and was more generally oh
served 10 Washington than on any previ-
Ous occasion. Everybody was calling or
receiving calls, yet scarcely any intoxicated
persons were to be seen on the streets.
This vas owing to the ALMOST universal
practice !naugurated by General Grant
while President of presenting no intoxicat-
ing beverages to callers on that day.
The public debt was reduced $4,000 90
last month. Thus the Republican Admir-
istration goes on making political capital
By an honest and economical conduct of
Affairs. and the democrats are very much
exercised about 1t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

1t X rri' 'rted hat sil N il necessary
to make c''usi,irator ir August turn pale
aud trcmble is to cry out Here comes
Col. squirting"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

SHERMAN \ 60. Marshall. Mich. want m agent
IN thl- county ~ once. At salary of sieO per
month AMI expenses pail. For full particulars
hilt">s ~ above. lyrt-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

! -i'uisbutv has Gtrcrlon 50 completely
| 10 bis clutches thst the poor old man don't
! dare to disobry him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

The eouspirstors are deuuuncing \.
+. Gould Esq, OF ThoTaston, In the Wild
est manner, tor inducing Gsrcelon TO refer
any questions TO the Supreme Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

Hon. +. Croker and wife. nf ST. Al
bans. celebrated the fitch Anniversary OF
their marriage recently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

-ThinS OF +. +. Pillsbury IN the role
of pat, lot. sHd makiu: treason odious
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commissioners Notice

Wt the subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge Of Probate.
Tor the County OF Hancock, to receive and *
anime The claims of creditors to tue estate Of
Richard arren, late OF Deer Isle deceased
represented insolyeut, do hereby give uJtir,
that six months are silowc To sail creditors L,
Drag IN and prove their claims and that We
-hA1l attend that service at the store OF the lar
Richard warren. on the lst tuesdays nf Frprrtary
and July next, At sad Deer Isle
II. L LUFKIN
WILLIAM T.. WOOD.
Deer Isle, Dec. u. 1879. 3,,
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faded or gray. II stimulates the nutritve organs
TO healthy activity, and preserves both the hair
and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or sickIy hair
becomes glossy, pliable and strengthened; lost
hair regrows with lively expression; falling hair
is checked and stablished thin hair thicsens
and faded or gray hairs resume their original
color. Its operation ID sure and harmless IL
cures dandrun. heals all humors, and keeps the
scalp cool, clesn ard son under which condt.
ions, diseases of the scalp are impossible.
As dressing for ladies' HAIR the VIGOR il
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume,
and valued for the soft ustre and richness of tone
it imparts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-08

The gold and silver mines of Colorado
the past year turned out gil .477,0a6.
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The Thieves Own-the State House
I'LL noon to-day
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Ellsworth Council Royal ArcallHl


A IL. pcrsDus are hereby notified not to harbor
u or trust my vile Cynthia More. CIT my ar-
count, as have HAdc .uIialle prov i-ipn TOT
her support With me At home. | shall pay 10
btll- % her contracting.
WILLIAM II. MORSE
witness. samuel \. taruhAm.
Verona. De. -. l-.J. lv!.
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Notice,

7 osf or -tsen from my house in this town Il
IL n"te %; Ira Webster of Castine, for the sun,
VI one hundred and twenty dollars, dated Mt Ga.
zine sept 2ith, 1874, with Endorsement Of the.
payment OF hity dollars January 9Th 1873 An
note.
CATHERINE BOwDEN
PenobScut Dec. 2eth ls7y avr1.
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HANCOCK. ss:-CLERK or CouRrs, OFFICE
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hereby certify that the ~ preceding accounts
/ are true copies OF the original accou mis- of Iha
County Commissioners for the year 1879. and the
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/ County Treasury.
Sw2 IL. II. SAUNDERS Clerk
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We give below the names Of those who
have covered themselves with infamy aud
whose memory Will be execrated bv law
abiding citizens OF all parties,
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OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
That Opinion Unanimous.
TIE PEOPLES VIII NOT TO BE
DTSREGARDED.
The Decision Against the Conspirators on Ev.
cry Point

the following is the full text of the de
ci,i"u OF the Honorable Justices OF IN. Sa-
prrmc Judicial Court on the questions
propounded them by His Excellency Gov
ernor Gsrcelon:
To The Honorable AIonz9 Garcelon, Cover nor
Of Maine:
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Received Plymsut. joins IIorAl<s,

Received Payment. J. q. wALkER.
, 1880-12-25

Tho principal novelty Ia oyerctata III London
IL Il rov!Snl III Al oIA ellape. The cnnt ia Cut M
noMFiy ~ possible II tao FORM IT, q coachi.,aH's
IL cat5o S p so IN e back TpH sF IT, tS.h
skirt III lna1o to reach trOnt tho right Usur tho
loft pient atl tho left hnet runehlng over to tile
pftco III tho centru, with usunl hAcA stacking.
Thu sklrts nro long And scAnty; t'Rpa nre Vllcet
In tho waist BeA.il, with lAiGkcta tnicr. The
cut AepMr1lte: ono or two holes nre In the tnrsa-
over, nu tho rest 10 t'lltt0ts. hu sH,ng clarRv-
ter Ut HArlaont IL alto nude single. .hrQnstcd
Ut characters Ut illAler'als, rnnKiu9 frun tlruh
keFsey u. sllrphert's platt. ThesU form tho *
rulu, and s!at6, stollo, nr II nfc0 suadv VI brown
arc tho golora which appeAr most tn favor With
tho Glars OF gentlemen who arc sucn guiuH III Or
OUT OF THO lcAullk " cbt Ellu cIu63. i.
, 1880-12-25

srnurcd tic car, a.,tl the milk vcn,1rr that hu
t',,Irctt III fresh milk. Of cDllran Il clEnnKeuf
caris VIII Int Improve matters, m yoi will
npukY tliH rnnct III l,.snrt.. md tic result sill
ilntmrl'ly h. n ruw. Is Tho cnuk il Engaged
to tin i'llk1IEln tho effect 1T this experiment
Is, nf cblr5r, heightened.
Tho <lrs,'1ntis: Etmt.-On u night when
ynlt kn0w brntler I'LL ~ Hotfg to n tnrty,
prt,cnru a tnll,.uannful Of AsaftEtlla ntul
intr0fsice 1t hGatly under tlln lining 0f flts
M soon rs lifs cunt 9ets warmed llp lii tf1e
first .lnllce. Or tho party will !rayc lin. In
either elsn I wEll l,U n profound aid luritl
mystery Ia l}ill..
When y!,'t ),avc perfected yourself IN tho
above, write again. TIE Owls
, 1880-12-25
CRUELTY IN A pESITENTIAnY.

A yvcnt,,5rgp,1cd v1o,. ty1,tnncd mn t,,o
unro I,art,N,,t. t..Trn,,,,,"a, ~ ~. ~,
.c 1s ..ls ..'1.... r'I.n,en, .I, VI u" Wv
's,..l,'', nan nn. o""e "ir'-"ehefai A"A"
ndnslnlstfatson'
SYRACUSE. y. u, Dec. 2aa--T]o Inquiry
into the management Of tlic Onoli.!aga Co,,,l-
ty prnitrntfurv nr,terill bv tha i,nnrtI ~
S,,nrvisnrs wos c',,ttn,;n,, tfo,. IN. IN s,u,l
~, '''otn ""' t""s " 'hs oic
c'ai cohllllttee, CONSISTING ol Alessrs. Chn'i-
berlin. Cfurke, ntM ThutstOn. Tho most
Important testimony was that of Herbert G.
lruypnwortI. l,ookkrctor Mt thc 1,cnttn,,,
t;arv ,,',n. tho ,rosn"t -" , %
.'".s u"cs ~ u!eso''t 'tau'H'lls'!atloI'' Alter
long examination regartalil!. uiu business
n1tuIrs OF tho Institution, showing general
Iouscness OF management, Leaycnworth
u.ns rlnan,v ounctt,n,ntl ~ r., tho ainr, ,tnr
~ ms .n o'ry ,,is,..n. ,,'fa, ~ u.e s'la.c.c'
u luz l"h,sl'nehe mnte1eu upot ptlsoh-
CTS. Ild dlu hui ulfulGe tle inner
secrets Of the prison with fruc,lonl, but by
diut Of assltluous questioning so,un of thu
far,c ,vnr,, Irnw, frnn, htn, H., ,,.,, ,c,.n, w.
as.1 "s,H ~; e'nm t'o ~, s. ils |as Mshe r.
e'i"'''9 tno e..seo .. III" 1lnnlea leFK''ls' WHO
was sent to tho ltnitentlary from Oneittn
County. Tho boy had acted strangely when
falling Into tho line, and rs Il punishment tic
iron can Wns plncet[ on lily hcuG. III lie S!I0p
ho subsequently cre0tcd s0ulU disturbance.
for which llo was brought buck 10 tic cnyrj.
, 1880-12-25

othor, tim accompanying coughs becoming svt.
tle.. aud confirmed, anl tue utEs ", VI tfutned
aud rackud tilAt tho production Ut tubcrn1vs fro
Quesitly tollnws. Stany existlny cuscs Of pull
INQUIRY dtseas0 may bc thus accounted for, ard
yet bow uluny others aEe now eare!cssIy alsOW-
lug th0niselvcs tn hr!ft' through tho prelilnary
lowing cold to taku euro uf itsctfi In tho ttrst
inttnlAtion OF cough 0r COLD, or Rny thrlat Or
peclorant, n saro curativU 1T 1Olu.rstAblIshe.l
frpututIoH and you may Avull tho consequences
u{ such l4liEGIUuM trttlEnX.
, 1880-12-25
shm.ltn'l llye thought lin more ,finI 10 or

4 Galveston dar'sey cntcrel n lawyers Of
flEe nttt nskrtt fur private rrFls,ttatp,, liz
tllnn stntrd l,e wut1sei \ suit brought against
Ills wife rNr divorce. "Dn what grn,lNts9"
asked tic inwyrr: s"Dn iee.,mnt Uf fn!l,!cI-
fty"' Yes. boss; you III! Il first pop: She
don't 0t.t llunG Ill way late In du 1iite.-9aI-
a,csfE7l Mems.
, 1880-12-25

lslL LiAItO ANl1 TOOL TAHLEs

11Oh hHA1.E-ElIEAt-SEW AND SECONDHAND
poUl and tllIkT1 LAbleg. for cx On tnST tSfI11
sld ma lsfialz lii bouth Des ptanes-st
, 1880-12-25

mo how cAn du some tricks In parlcr lnREta2 i
Yours, NN'~1"' "o1s 'S'A "'' "'''. i,nY.' N.Y.
Why cortainly-parlor magic is ono Of tho
most delightful lncaNs Of mixing tho homo
circle pleasant. alld Willing nway dull wlntry
evenings.
For tho following experiments but llttlo
apparatus Is required. II you are real
bright boy practice will soon mako you quite
an adept III them, md you Will bo really
greater thaM Hermann.
Tho xitltng Udbn-ThIs simple hut Of
fcctlyo trick Ia performed by secretly tylngn
fine silk thread tightly arolnd baby's lcg. III
one OF the crcases caused by the fat, nni
cutting the ends closes. The thread will thol
be Invisible, and tho evenings excitement
will soon ho intense.
Tho Invcrtcl Fqsb.-Pr0eure from tho
medlctne-cl,est n little lnu,auur,, Epso.ll
salts, or alum, and surreptitlo.lsly Introduce
It Into tho globc containing SISTERS gold fish.
III u few minutes the pets vii! turn aver mid
swim belly up, This being contrary to tho
laws OF grayltatton, Will astonts!, everybody,
The :Mvsttacl Cnt.-ln slster's absence
open tho ca!inry'a cage and take tic bird
theretrom, hiding It IN u caIldy-Dox or otlior
suitable Sa!tablo plaeg; Catching now Tue coak's cat.
pluckel from tho bir.l, aiitl stain Ills ,tutier-
icy with rcd Ink. and t4en slut him III III
the ruoM. leaving, Ut course, tho Bird
cage apen. On SISTERS return tha cat
viii OF cOrrse he killed, Which will
% ycry. interesting. Y0n -Gan thon either
clandesttnely put tho bird buck, which Will
cteatn eEent surprise, Or sell 1t to the Junk
man roy four ltta uni buy tally,
1He SoclnbfG Chtckc1ts,-Thfsh beautiful OK
pertinent ix best perforlnetl at fnrni, but II
your ne1ghbnr keeps fdwl 1t Is equally prnc-
tleahle. Gut lot of stout, packtl!reutl Into
lengths OF about a foot, and tlu to tho ends of
eacll loHgttl pieces Of tough grlstle. Stlow
theso about tho yarl wheru the hens rai. yet
ut tllDni, atld 1t Will nut be long befpre tho
ifowl will bs seen sinking about III llisopara-
BILE patta, creating great amusement,
IAe Electric SHuN.-rEts simple trick sell
dom fn!Es to produce u startlInK effect,
AsceEtailltng where grandpa keeps his
snull, Introduce Into the bottl0 q
few plnehea OF genuine cayei,ne
pepper. When next the uisl gulltto,nall Hills
bis box AMI takes Ills customary comfort, his
gymnastics will enllyen lhe house for several
hours.
Ihe Guilty .Afllhman.-procuro from the
butcher u s,llull piece Ut rennet Ai,d secretly
rub the ilaluo Df tho Intik-cnll Will! It, Alter
cook hns secured 1t out for the lllurrow's
use. Next morning the milk will bu found
thoroughly cusIle1. Cook will swear sh0
, 1880-12-25

.-...,... PERSONAL.
13EtSt)fAI-t'AKrtEy ttEQClltISt} T}tE Ht;i.v.
i !css uf HrtTstc iQt1clly0 will do we'll IL RL1Hss u
IT, TrtLnH ui1tce.
11ENH0SAIt-SEW: HAVE TlttEH 1tARN TO
i scn you but thlfed; but can wish yOu Hl9rry
christmas
1}EllstSAl-Wi1.t. NUss, OF MlLFOf!3, CALI.
i: nj 1@1Twpntv.sIxtiI.kt. - -
, 1880-12-25

11uANu UF YltAnE Ntd}kKEErISt} OPTIONS,
- commission, cxp,Eu taught ty the hooaktrpar VI
Hoard Ut Ttuds afis. AdIre.s a!, Irituno 11ics.
IliiIE NEST HYsTt;N tlE HlNlK K EEf.iNii A1s FL
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--NE' lBENiNb KlNlIEitgAN LN ana
a. PRIMARY Ga, ai. II / n. wiGoiNz. Principal
xSI,-,,, .--.- .,.,..-..,..,, f.- no. nd ,;,lg
4naes ana "a p Mfs n cos "opens s5e 30 Kim
derse 1-n training class november ..
& ultN LIARS OF good Schools WIZ I,tiiieei,
v stserucra5ru eec scLoo institute 80 g. ill.,
v-IU.,,tI ,yENrrE SCU0of and ETNDPR-
n IN ~ ;ro SC ~ ara ~ h w. ,,S
opens sept D. Miss Richmond can De seen az me rooms
a. M e'''"' B. "''''''''' anu
v,lTI-NT,.. SEMINARY. Fast 16.b--t.: both
+ -' iezes fa tenn oee.1s month. .f coese g.
e!ary IIm- s.a 1,H- I 1Ii'''"' "'-
'' ''' $3.50 Ii.tJAaiI< SMITH. A. ". PRINCIPAL
HEDENFELD iNsIiIJI &. qa w. and boar9-
Y coz '1 g,l. rroD rs ~tp,-iaGcr 2jth
SsADFMOISELLE ROCHEFORT. Pupil Of
"a s-cre co.ui rss No go -" c'i aet.s,' .r
Is hours lon 9 ell J. classes french .usrricti'n
.rIssGBIyVFLI,S English FRENCH and
W GEi.iAT moo for yosnr ladies' aua children
No. % Fast o1tlst, WI. opea ,rp'e q" rr 20
W IsS VI. A. CLARK,
~ sae!s1 AID Lre.eA Aoar4ae ad ny s-Aoe tor
oung LANES ayd CA.lrt 80 lo, "a ,i tl -
C9.''D,'1 ,,.n,J 21 T.uo70r, V0pprs u
NJ MARY HNNi'tol - ,,,
~ htied Ldi cofgG Young WgAe! tL-d ief e.. "
@of1sa ftlc. IL ~ 'iis 'fst aaascace,'
-gys. n DTACy{XVFT .chool tor voun,
VI ladies c1lafea 80 East sads, reopea- oeP'e
Der ID
rgTCC pEVN0T ms (oioh4 ,,aors q +o,char IN
W Viss Hal.es' school reopras So 4,,isL sep
TENDER -
vEI.s ] CUtp,TAN,S Formerly 'rr- r
Va par.c-i,s Fn-li.t French Ind cerr,l ioa-.irg
Day -eiool ior oaag Ladies and chioren SO Ea''
i2d b.. VIZ reopen 81 l-Dsl %,
- ISG SPRINGS IoyllSn and Frfuc! school
"a for Young Ladies and Children. M Easf 3sA' near
Psrfave VII reopen huihos'. 0 p. % 4laNli- io'l
10. c.h-then7 ad sewn inc M d ~ re coa-9 ri
~4~"t LHcf WVi ssh D. iauooIp' gu d. anu -i '
nHISSFS NARSVATIJS school for Young Ia
w de- ana c. il'i. -'O " g.. ,'.'', is.l ~ p ~
vENfF ia SILVA and Mrs BRAD rORD'S
NJ Gai1nrr! Mrs osaen HOFFMAN E1elsa I.eae, aae
German eoara4S st9 tas 9Se M iU- r.e9 seo
,t ~" itc,1ts MAJ p. h. dt bv tt,r o. gI sopsi
az above.
TENF DE- NAIFNCIA'- Protestant French
,, S- ", tia,rt,o rnsi.,1tc Tor your r
h5lsl .iI T." rs ~ dt h@r,ten ,, a15
l2sfbsfs \ y Ieaee send FOR pr.--c.tus.
VI Glasses or Toys and 5.rs and seminary 70, Kinder
g%rlen Iesc-eIs VII itoion D,',ee' - hs't IA
No 10, - M, 49, -. pC,7 III. Principals.
lAnfhors Vi me K.ndeFsartsn Guide')
YFP OTTO " FUETTFKER WIoettjnoon
vi sly. Hanover.-Lesson ia Classics Ger
man: close attention GeIialn pronunciation vocal
| me- / i. West q q Il
and cbrrp 81, 4 Mondst go, i W. 30 20 i sst st
80, ,,,-.,,,.. ,rr..- ~ ,-,,,,--
NJ IL. hObLt'A2 an - 80 W a IN !. :
grs rcop Monday. SEPTEMBER = al 40 Ia sad son've
MFRS ROERRkf FMS ENGLISH and French
vii r.,r.r sent n Primary deuarneli ior boys
MRS. WILLGAMES
Young Ladies ana thldrtn 20 West 'V'As' '''ehS sep
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$40 NADi$0N-ANE.-Mrs Fob rt- and
10 Mss Walker. English g-i fr-1cA ~c'9|. .it
young LADIES' and little girls rcopens Ma-aa. len3- 81
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THE MISSES MASON reopen their schoo
i FOR Young Lad es and Children October l. 350 LeIing
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Cost ano fcun6.

| 0ST or STOLEN.-Bank- book No. 81 ep3
A OF the German savings Bank. The dhder AOe. q
che book requested 10 deliver g the bank III re
stored before october 10, 1850 application S be or
book
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Frs;-olsss pass. coac.l -ct elegant
ron t. Irrigation Hotel ANA =" - l <s-
tn Reach CIneV al l this road ia s.l ,aisr K
tickets. o. - Ce 3j Csri- t,Gr1 De-
tween tr. iva lld i,ur hiIl f4l.
Wt+1fnll C1}IrNr lDH.l-nf WI flfIa -l- ~.
uom b gRI01 b,~ bhN TeSacncrs ID Sly lOT4 l sny
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CYrdr5lou5.

4 DIRECT ROUTE ~ HOTEL BRlGH-
- sT,JN VAST EIGtTroN A%D CCEET ISLAND
THE NEW D.-s aud bitIt4li1> BEACH GALWAY
CON- PL ~ n Iru fnclr fl.' .- B rel abb -tel1'r
MDBHI-ANIA ana SHADY SID
D. Llr Grove ayOntn- o.a-'ut
sage cr!lS tIer double tl-cA railway
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INSTITUTION.
For Young Ladies-City.

4 WTNDERMANN. 231 f. 5Sth-st., has re-
n. slre. hs reliable Siuaiug AMI Piano instruction
tcacnes ~ any foreign language lev rapid ncthoa ret
,O.1b, c. "A delafOn uiglCst references
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MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
"a -4h ~ aul j. was FiE HACEAN e. Wtua Hnr
HAZEL hi .kr. --5iu HAZEL hLnh -
HAZEL KIREE ptEFg.:IA nee HAZEL IS Ri
tlL.ln. j.
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DannHQ Araoemles.
4 Lien DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
A. his resd ence No Bsl ava Do open
day. October IS
At MR.. TRENOR'S. Broadway and 32d-st.
n Pupils al emo By ticket az their convenience
Lesssns every CAV and evening send fGg circular.
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rI'HE Hill School POttstOwD. Penu.-(3l2 hours
from SeWYofkl Prepares for 0h,g~, Scientific AID Gov
eminent and Buness Certified students invariably
eHer wthout condition Home lie and culture Loea
on free from and Exceptionally beautiful Session BE
gins -eptembe 10 Circulars w DO cent application 10
u