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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-24
WARRINGTON COUNT


NiIsrtag-
The boston Comedy Company have
PLAYED in Nilbridse five evenings. to full
houses This Thursday evening. they com
plete the programme by PLAYING Uncle
Toms Cabin" The Company consist Of nine
gentlemen and three ladies'. They are all
'iee-to,alcrs. and 50 gentlemanly and lady
like IN their department a. to win the re-
spec; Of the bcs; portion Of the community.
We have had an excellent winter for
business. None hAv. been idle except a
very few chronic loafers. 4 larger amount
Of wood than usual has been taken 10 the
village Two sohooners are being built.
They will he Of by the FIRE; Of June. Capt.
Joshua y. johnson will close the winter
term Of the grammar school. Frid.y Of thi.
week He knows how 10 govern. a well A.
teach He i very popular a teacher in
this village Cow.
Eeh l.
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Dist. No. 3

On the Castine road within the space
Of one and one-half miles. are brick
yards During the last season, nearly 1000,
600 bricks have been made. burning $50
cords of wood As the wood is chopped and
hauled in the winter. the next Years stock Is
now being put upon the several landings,
20 hands. and $ or 10 horses are emplo, ed
during the whole year. A fair average
price. say dollars per. VI. makes the sum
OF 100000 as gross value Of this industry
to the several parties interested. Prepar-
atoms are being made for another yard in
the same nsighborhood the coming year
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The new .igu Of Baker \ Smith opens
with quite a flourish the grocer, store Of
the new firm.
The village school close. with the
presen, week. The principal Mr.. Arno W.
Ming Of the Sophomore Glass Of ColbN I'M.
,er,ity. has gwen u model school. While
hi. Aaabili,y, fine talent. and strength Of
manhood. la. made him an influential and
valuable adjunct TO our community.
A rather malignant type Of the meas,e.
hA. broken out in the village, or rather
was brought here b, Young man Who
found himself accidentally IN a crew infested
With the disease. A large number Of case,
Is reported, and while every precauiion j..
taken to prevent 1t. spreading Il J. probable
tie epidemic will have quite a run.
The eas'erly gale Of the 18th. created
havoc among the chipping IN our hArbor
The large number Of vessels .ying at anchor
made !, necessar, for the active gang Of sea
men to look sls,e," and i, i, TO their credit,
that. while several vessel. moved from their
positions. no serious re.ul,. followed
Feb IL 4
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Day. The proceeds are to go towards fin
ishing the hall. This is to be the great
event Of the season and should be attended
BY all lovers of good time.
Capt. II. J. Anderson. formerly a sea
captain. but nov live and enterprisng
merchant, is using his influence and energy
for the wharf and will own n controlling in
tere>, in the stock. y. league, Jr., proprietor
of the Ocean House and Messrs HAYNES
and Newman are also interested and will
take stock in the wharf. Efforts will be made
to have it completed this spring before the
visitors arrive The wharf built. three miles
of travel will he saved by those who go to
the boa, from this side.
Feb. 81. Dist. No. 3.
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Jealous in one Respect.

We often hear II remarked that the peo-
pie Of Ellsworth are not public spirited.
that they have no enthusiasm or interest in
matters Of importance but We beg leave 10
differ with this opinion. and assert that IN
one respect at least they are very jealous
that Of supporting the churches. Il is true
there Is large class Of people in our city
who are not regular attendants Of any church,
but We do not believe the proportion is
greater here than in other places.
The statistics Of the Unitarian Church
give evidence Of great prosperity. that can
only result from hearty cooperation and
earnest purpose. At their annual meeting
the reports given BY the officers showed
balance Of money in the treasury of the
Sabbath School, in the Treasury Of the La
dies Society, and what is more extraordinary
vet, in the treasury of the church after the
ministers salary was paid in full. Never in
the history Of this church have the contin-
gent expenses been so promptly paid, in
SS'AAS 'A0NNNSe Ss'H6 g3'N AA aNh aiSe- ut
debt on the vestry which amosnted to three
thousand three hundred and sixty dollars,
which the ladies we're courageous. one might
say audacious enough. to contract and as
sumo during the most critical period of the
financial panic, that especially affected this
Society, has been steadily reduced, one note
being recently cancelled, I'll cni; tEo notes
remain Of one hundred and forty dollars
each The same prosperity and marked ad-
vance is true Of their spiritual welfare
Rarely has any family Withdrawn, we only
recall one that ever professed to believe the
gospel as preached by Unitarians, and the
church has gained many valuable aequisi-
tons. Simple justice seemed to demand
the statement of these facts.
One WHO KNOWS.
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The moe, striking thing. in the March 81.
NicAoids arc Mr.. OHphAuIs admirable paper
giving the touching story Of Lady Jane
Grey Ito b. followed in April By the compan-
Ion afiic!c ON AsTy. Queen Of scots an
illustrated account Of two .tardy iceiaDdir
t-oy- and their dc.porlte Encounter with a
Poiar Bear; Mary Jane Describes Herself. "
an illustrated autobiography u sunday
. hnoi sCho Ar. new scientific indoor anu So
msui called d" The Mage bancv", on incident
Of Ads!na Pst,i'- childhood. when travelling
IN the [ uiicd STATE, ia lisa, with Ole Boil and
Maurice >irAko-ch, aud the four serials the
fourth iB-lallmeut Of ROs.iIer Juhn~ou's story
Of ''Phsrtun Roger" In winch i described
hist Young inventor. DISASTROUS horizontal
balioou-a.c~u-iou" pr. o'-waiTs stirring 80 Adj
ventures ~ Natures " oui.riand" Mrs.
Clara ETssiu- Clements second pager Of
"StoTe. OF All aud Artists" with six pic
iur,. And The anon, nous MISERY 10 Man
zion story Of al =. ;" There are moTr
than hHy illustrations. page 81 music, and an
4 gl,,-t hlnc.e story Tor the Lols Ani girs TO
interpret
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C. C. Burrill IS Agent and Attorney for
the oldest, largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and ngIand. and his
rates are a. low as at any other Agency. 4
partial lit Of Companies represented are
the -ttna and PhrniS, Of Hartford, Home
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe. Imperial and Northern
Of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rlne Of Mas. which Companies are admit
:ed to be the most reliable. by ali Who has g
examined the standing Of the various Com
panes. GIVE him a call and see for your
self before insuring elseU here. His office ],
on State street, with Hancock Co., Saving,
Bank and over "Aiken's store Aft
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A very heavy snOw storm on Wednes-
day.
Judge A. 2. Wiswell has been with US
for the last few days.
DIR. F. B. Ferguson has practiced here
over twepty-seven years and reports that he
has never seen so sickly time.
Work is going on rapidly in the mine
On the land OF II. r. Haskell under the di-
rection of II. II. Harris of New York,
HI. n. Joy, of Ellsworth, closed his
class in dancing last evening. The school
closed about $50 after which the scholars
and others joined in social dance, At about
twelve O'Clock the party left the hall and
went to the Haskell House where they par
took Of very nice supper prepared for
them. The company pronounce it the best
time Of the season.
Feb. 10. w.
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State of Maine.


HANCOCK, IS.
AZ the Court Of County Commissioners be.
gun and held az Eustr0rth, icithia ana for
The County # Hancock, on the second
Tuesday ~ october lssO, aud bs adjourn.
meHt December 2sth, 4. d.. iSS0.
A ND now the Commissioners Ia accordance
a with Section SO. Chapter 8, OF The Revised
Statutes, having first maA IN annual Inspcc-
ton IN The month Of sept. $50. of all County
roads IN the unincorpOrstcd Township. and
tracts OF land in said County, and having there
upon made an estimate of the amount needed TO
put them in repair. A. TO be safe and con-
Nenicnl for public travel have assessed upon
the following described unincorporated Town
ships aud tracts Of land, in said County, ex.
ctusiVe Of water and land reserved for public
use. for that purpose during the wear 4. ID.
1881. rs follows. viz: ON Township No. :.
south Division the sum Of en- -. a. follows
viz
Names Of owners. No. Of Valuation. Tax.
AR,
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Bs rtl~tts uslan 4

The schuo. on Bartlett. Island closed
on the 18th mat. after very successful
term Of eleven weeks. taught b, CALVIN b.
Obcr % Moan, Desert. The scholar. have
rnasc good progress IN their s,udies The
teacher. efforts are duly appreciated and
he close. tie school with the be,, wishe. Of
this community. X.
Feb. -.
-BArt!e,ts Island : situated on the vest
side Of Mt Desert Island. and contain.
about two square mi!es. /, has the appear
,noe Of having been hewn from Mt Desert
Island by some mighty machine, swung By
Titanic hand. II contains bu, one school
district. and tn. scholars are ,aid 10 rank
high IN scholarship There are abou, IA
inhabitants on the island. The surface is
hllly. and some~ hat resembles IT, great
parent, Nj Desert. The business followed
!. farming and fishing Bartlett, Brother,
have pu, up about 700 tons Of ice the pres
en-; winter for the use Of fishermen. The
people are hospitable to strangers. and on
the whole, oontented aud happy.
Feb. u. r. Adm
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Al a Court OF Probate holden at Buck sport with.
In and for the County of Hancock on the third
Wednesday Of January, A. o., 1881.
MAkl W. BROOKS, named ExecutriN In a Ger.
Iu tain instrument purporting to be the last will
in said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
oRDERKp-rhst the said Mary W Brooks give
notice to all persons interested,by causing a copy
OF THIS order to be published IN rec wesk 1
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held at Ellsworth, Ia said County
on the second wednesday Of April next, at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause " any
they have, why the said Instrument should not
De proved, approved. aud allowed the last
will and testament OF said deceased
3ws PARKER TICK In,tss
Attesi'-CHAs. r noRR, Register.
true copy. Attest .-CHAs.P T.. DoRR Register
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Hurrah for our Side.

Many people have lost their interest in
politics and in amusements because they are
SO out of sorts and run down that they can
no; enjoy anything. If such persons would
only be wise enough to try that celebrated
remedy Kidney-Wort and experience its
tonic and renoyating effects they would soon
be hurrahing with the loudest. In either
dry or liquid form it is a perfect remedy for
torpid liver, kidneys or howels.-Exchange
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NIAI}RI ED.

Eden tcb. 10, by Rev. Andrew GRAY IMr
Cidrun +. Grover 4 Nj. Desert, and Miss
Anne r. DoISs q RlurhIl
BToakln-frb. 10, by Rev + : Fish. MI
JAM. .. Frcrjhy ami Nj. Minnie 4. Powers
both ~ Brooklin.
MiihridS,- Feb 10. BY Rry. H. NJ. EA'ou,
Mr. ". /. Valentine. Supg. Of the GouiI.boro
Mining Co, aud Mis-. Ncttic uA,ry. both Of
Goa .l,hovu
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MARINE LIST.
DO M ~stte lsorts.

Bn- ruS-Ar 10. sch white Fosm, Mich
olson Bucksport.
J,Ck~n>SIrtE-Cld ~. sch Adam Bow 10y
Stanwood. y. Kits.
CID II. sch Frank 4 Magre. TrcwoTgy, New
York.
NEW loRk-Ar II. Sch Wesley Abbott
Pumrruy. Jacksonville.
~ H. \ L Emerson. Emerson. Jsckmel.
cleared Is. sch LconDra. Trrworgy. George
town,
DELAWARE BRr,kw,rEK-Sld L.. -ch Clio,
thiicJlt, Fullerton.
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Obituary s.s..,. s,yaad "a Dof,. NHs~ aad igs
SAT- - Fsii Tor "a! As ruiy ~ la rssfs a iiar
North Elisworih-Frb. ., =, arrir r.. daugh
TER q Jamr, .. AMI Juu. F. Pu.ru, aged l.
YEAR ami daN.
= dnAuu-Ftb ~, Abigail Bracket, aged
= YEAR and mouths
Deer I,lc-teb. H.. Jonathan Eaton, aged -
years.
At koh-. Japau.--,ian. l., At the luterna-
tinnal Hospital. Charlie, L. Brown formerly Of
OldiUwu. Main, aged = years.
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Alta Court Of Probate hollen at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the thir,
We'd esday of February, A. D.. lssi.
WILLIAM r. LADD named Executor in A Ger.
w ain instrument purpo dug 10 he the last viii
and testament OF Iseleen X Page, lat. of Bucks.
port, in said county deceased, having presented
the same for p obate
ORDERED THAT the said William r. Lsdd,
give notice to alt persons interested, by causing
aeopy OF this order to be published three
can. printed at Ellsworth, that they NAV
appear at a Probate Court to be hel ten
At Ellsworth. In said county. on the sesond
wednesday of April next, at ten CT the clock
IN the forenoon, anu saeW cause, II any they have
Why tue SAID inslFuIneBS shoa III not be proved,
approyed. and allowed as the Last will aud tes
lament OF said dec ased,
aws PARKER TUCK. Judee
Attest 81 CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
A true copy, Attess :-CRAs. p. DORR. ReAis,er
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Huudr-ls u Testimonials ir,m resident ~ rur
"a u stat OF M-lln- how that T~tteh~ii
Champlin Il Co. N~aralgt- Anod,n- {.
.urr cure fHT all ils-a-ss 0f ueurAlgir naturr,
chllblain- 81 AMI also for tisr1at-. tooth.
Sohc. cole, cramps. fAarrh,Fa. cuts aud SPAIN
II = invaluable, anil ncycr falls - iu AL that
elaine! Tor u. Il j. tie beet aud cheapest Nul
mcni known. and - sald BY all medicine dealers
and o"uuirl -tnres IN large bottles al - ceuts
40
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Dtssrict Court Of the United state. D,.
trtcs Of Maine.
IN the mater OF
\. J. X. BASSErr Yin BANKRI~pTfy
Bankrupta


\. J. X BASSErr Yin BANKRI-pTf,y
Bankrupts J
THIS Is to give notice that Petition has been
L presented 10 The tourt this 18th dav OF April
ls'9, by Nehemiah AMI Joshua T. Ra-sctt, OF Ser
naa. Bankrupts, praying thai they may be ,ieCrertl
~ nave ini discharge from all their debts prov.
able nhier the bankrupt act. individually and as
members 81 the firm \. 4 J. H. I,asscu and il AZ.
pearing That The former orler ~ notice thereon
hAs not been duly published and without their
fault and upon reading said petition II l. nr,trrl
hy the Court thai a hearing be had upon the same
on ue hrst Monday 81 April, \. ID. ISL before
the Court la Portland Ia said District nj 10 ncIrgk
n NJ ani the notice thereof be published ia the
Ellsworth American, and the Republican Journal
newspapers printed in salt district one, a y,,ek
for weeks. and that all creditors who have nry
Ell their debts aud other person. In Interest ma
appear ~ sam Time and place, and show cause Ii
any they have why the PRAYER ~ said pstition
SHOULD not b. granted
wv. T.. PRERLE
't'Fk ~ hIstrirt Court for sail District
IL /. MITCHELL.
fN9 -ullt tfUT Ii4-~,tfa
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A Cross Baby.

Nothing is so conducive to a mans re-
manning bachelor as stopping for one night
at the house of a married friend and being
kept awake for FIVE or six hours by the cry
ing OF cross baby All cross and CRYING
babies need only Hop Bitters to make them
we'll and smiling. Young man, remember
this.-Trarelier,
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HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fuenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 Dol,
tie. lyr3j
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RAYNHAM Mass Aug. y. l-5s.
c l. Hoop s Co. Gentlemen
have had rinEWurm hUInnr and salt rhrum
50 badly that my body w1s covered IN raw
.orcs ~. also. my head and face | have
had any nuinier - doctors IN the last seven
years and none II them could cure me-. one
DAY my mother vas Ia the city Il Taunton.
aud found one Of Your cook books. and Ia
reading II / found many people ,r>tlfyins 20
cures from tie Use u youg ~arsapaTlIla and
OiiYr Ointment | lrit forced o. try Is.
although | had s-en many things advertised
that never did me any good have nov
taken two small bottles ana one large one u
ment / now call myself cured. Nothing
can be seen u the hUmuT bui the dim out
lines Of the sores | shall take two more
bottles and then the cure viIi Dc complete,
am gratefully yours.
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The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors.
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle < Sons, Bos-
or lyr3j
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a ard

The members Of Union Engine Go No. ,
tender their sincere thanks to the ladies who
so bouniifull, furnished food for their tables
and especially TO these ladies who waited
upon the tables during the evening.
Per Order
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EllaWOush Falls.

-Whitcomb, Haynes & Co, are making
some repairs ON their mill.
A. VI. x A. J. Fox, intend to start the
engine in their new mill for the first time
on Tuesday. They have not yet set up all
their machinery.
The water in Union river has been the
lowest this winter known for a nsmber of
years The late rain made quite rise and
the mills have again started H.
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Two Years Ago!

was sight to behold. and wa. unable to
enjoy life at all. Now | am the picture Of
health, and car eat anything. What did it 2
Sulphur Bitters cured me Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, after suffering two years.
~ H. b. Manchester.
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Business Notices.

-Tickeis for all points via, Pennsylvania
Central. and Bo ten and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had OF {. {. Burril 8 the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland by inside line Of steamer
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
lsu
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Senator David Davis says that he shall
vote with the democrats in opposing any
change in the organization of the Senate.
The only chance Of the republicans now will
be to secure the yete of Gen. Malone,
which viii make tie with Vice President
Arthur
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N-~ Aav.ru..x...,. rh. w..l

Kidney wort-H z. Hubbard.
sulphur Bittrrs-A +. oriway kCo
Agents AaBted-M. V u chase.
Mis- Ad~-tseo. T.. RoWell 4 Co
Meadow King Mower-Fred Atwood
Annual MeetinE-E p BRADY.
Foreclosure 6 7. Duf ton.
New England Nut Lifr Ins. Co Bent stevens
Fancy tArds-tTeprEe z. Rowell 60.
Nrit-H. Is Saunders
Probate Notices-s r Dorr
Home Insurance CO. II. Gardner
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cLARkE's EUROPEAN COUGH RewroY

ms well known medicine IL still the he., ..,.
dy known for the cure Of obstinsre Ana Inrg
Ing coughs, and Pulmonary diseases In gsneraI
. Mdny persons. who for paonths lad been emaeia
yea y coughing, night sweats and raising of blooi
nave Been speedily cured by the European ConyS
nanesI; For sale BY druggists generally; Is cent.
40 elsoo. send for circular Co the proprietar :
VIZ .AS~sAS. lyY. -
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BiHousness, Sick Headache.

IITTHFIFLU, MA1r.
MEssRs. {. / Honp & Co; Geuts-Please
send me By express two bottles HoOp's sAH-
sAFARIILA and few Cook Eouks for dis
iTihuiiun Your preparation has worked
Zondtrs In the case Of my wife. who has
been troubled with sick headache and hi
i0usnrss for years. She only took oneh aI
telsJponful al a LuSc and has not been SCI
well for I'VE years as now. She found that
within a week after taking IL She felt very
much better, and l. now entirely free from
Ihoss severe headaches She h.4s IuI taken
any OF any account since last spring. and
whAt little she had Is lent to do some others
some good. and We must have Il in the house.
Yours truly,
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Commissioners Notice

1HE undersigned having been appointed NV tho
! hon Judge of Probate, for the County of Han.
cock ON the first "wednesday of .January A n
claims of creditors against the estate Of Uiran n
ooombs OF Gouidsboro, in said County 1eceased
Represented insolyent hereby give nosfce thai six
lowed to said creditors in which 10 nresent al
prove their claims. and that they will be p session
az the once OF Cyrus Emery, at sullivan, In said
county an Iise nth day of March, and fourth dav
or August ISL at ten o'clock In the forenoon I'm
the purpose of receiving the same 1'i
pa'ed THIS ninth day OF February, A. d. 1881
GILBERT +. SIMPSON
CYRUS EMERY,
SWo Comnlfssionars
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

Observation-Disclosures at 10 80 A.
NJ. aud P. NJ. sabbath school in the sf,e,.
noon, at u o'clock. NJ
BAPTIST Preaching al and LAP N. Sab
bAth Schopi al T. N. Weekly Prayer Meet.
ing, Tuesday evening nj I-2 O'Clock.
UNItARiGN.-CburCh service at 2:I5 aud :
7. NJ. sunday school st Pm
AIu'Lic.--Prea At 10 i-s O'Clock A
NJ. Ssbbath School at 2PM.
METHODIST, -Preaehng al , and : P NJ
sabbath School AT p NJ
UNION TEMPERANCE AERTISG-everyS Sun.
day at 81 P. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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HOoO's SARsApARILLA
Rinc~Orm Hgmor and Salt Rheym.

works through the blood. regulating. iou!ng
and iIyigurAilug al ult functions " tie
iz.iy
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Your health depend, on the purity %
yuur blood People Who realize this are
l4k.ng Hood, Sar>aparilla with the he,, re-
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Ar a, Frontiers Jan. 10. Sch PRIDE ofthe East
Lord. =. ThomAs.
In port Feb. >, sch Jo.hua GriuIlc. Freethy
for New York.
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Copartnershlp Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of Henry
~ whiting Sons, composed Of Henry Whiting,
samuel y. whiting I'd. and Henry Whiting Jr Il
dissolved by mutual consent All debts due the said
partnership and those due by them win he settled
os Henry whiting or Henry Whiting Jr. at thu
ONCE Of Whiting brothers.
HENRY WHITING,
SAMUEL X. WHITING 2SD.,
HENRY WHITING, JR.
Ellsworth, Dee ~, lssD.
WE the undersigned have this day formed a CO.
" partnership under the firm name OF Whiting
Brothers. where we shall continue husiness AZ the
old stand. " -
SAMUEL X. WHITING, ID,
HENRY WHITING, JR..
-, GEORGE W. WHITING.
Eiia""f' ~ Jan l. ISL 3moi
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Senator David Davis .av. tia, bs

-<Consu mption or debility in its first
stages promptly arrested BY Malt Bit,ers.