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An Open Letter.
FROM 4 TREASURY LADY TO GEOaGE VII
LIAM CURTIS.
TRE4sURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, July 3, 1882.
SIB: ! fad myself addressed though
YOU by an association. the name Of which
ImpOr-s that 10 the civil service yenality ex-
ISIS to an e1.ent that calls for public Gen.
sure and organized endeayor for It's correc.
ton and reform. For proof Of such de-
paved condition hastily perdsed, With ba-
led breath aud appIehensi,e dread, It's CON
tents. Wnen 10 instead Of such ARA gument,
or even reference thereto it simply offers
with grave proposal q Democratic pottage
Of advice, with which il would besuile Re
pdblicahs to a surrender OF their inheritance
Of governmental power aud 5ir.hright priv
ileges pertaining. And what is The ADVICE
thus p-uden.ly proposed? 5 nply that |
and others 80 addressed shall not by any
contribution Of our salary assist the par.y
Of OR choice IN striving 10 elect its chosen
casddat this fall, TO watch IS added an
eniorci * tIrest Of statutory fine and for
fei.dre Of place. Pray, sir, since when nave
sta.dies. revised or nrer,sed. srnu'led the
lining fo.ce Of that declara.ory code on
wheh was won apd founded the Msgaa
Cnar,a Of THIS zee Repair c, that recognizes
no di-'lhct,on Detweea me cit en- of secular
and evil occuOa,IOH. imposes no COld ton
oI the one or fayorilg Tue Other, but gives
to each exact equaL,v Of lnds dual r.Ynt, Of
be- = o. speech. with free col fol OF col-
scledce s4d pIrsuit of LappiLe>s. And in
what hl;he. form eaa such pJ suit be found
than seeking 10 promote the coLn IS good
through choice of able, wise a I'd pa, -.otic
representatives 10 guard AID serve its in-
Ierests il Congress? To such pursuit l. =
public2ls s.ald pledged. 70 It's accomplish
ment expense is needfully incu ed. 10
rleet The same, eoh. ribdto-y aid Of money is
required. To Sale the alIo so required, by
computation based upon compa "A. We ability
and numbe.s IS just and fair 20 all. To w.n
success tbrocgh unity Of effort and direc-
ION, tneir widely scattered 70 ces need a
superyisi'g and directing cbiei, hence for
ineir leadership, ID the approaching s,rug-
gle to seerre accomplishment; Of wise ad-
ministrative purposes aud plans, they fit
tingly selected Mr.. Hubbell, who, thus in-
stated issues his call for needful funds to ex-
ecute their trust, ibis call addressed to none
more properly than We who eat the bread of
government bestowal through gift Of place
and salary, by which We are secured against
the many risks and cares and toll aud ire
quent losses, that in their several forms be-
set less favored classes. If you esteem it
wrong for him to thus require eontributory
aid 10 forwarding his delegated task, how
does your owl. association find excuse for
similar abuse in its own practice. 1t has
treasurer, | see. Whence come his funds
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Blood Money.
THE FACTS COMING OUT.

A good many greenbackers who have
| heretofore acted with the fuSionists are be
coming followers Of Scion Chase and the
attempt TO bring them back to fusion by a
| free use Of the party whip Is not only dead
failure. but has resulted, IN several cases, IN
bringing about retaliation and in letting out
important secrets Of the campaign Of 1850
thai the fusion leaders would greatly prefer
20 have kept from the public. I. H. Cor
don, of Portland, who was IN the ring two
wear, ago. but Who j. straight greenbacker
this wear, writing 20 "Tkem Steers" saws.
The longing and wailing Of the demo
fusion party for funds from the national
| democratic committee is long and loud
lhrl feel that they are in no condition to
enter the campaign without il. and as the
committee feel that the money furnished b,
them two wears ago was very qJesiionablv
disposed Of. they feel very reluctant in com
iug to terms tins wear. It Is SAID. tha, two
wears ago. theN sent so. 900 into tins State
10 be used in the campaign. and were not
well pleased with the result Il is well
known that the democrats have not had
chance To get their hands into the public
treasury for man, long wears and they were
terribly hungry. and It j, said that the dem
ocrauc national committee saws that the
mania for stealing. among the old line dem
ocrats = 80 inherent in their nature that
they could not resist that temptation and
they al least stole tvo-thirds OF the $50.
UoO. So firmly convinced were the com
m.itee 81 this fact, that they would not faru-
lsh them money TO run the November cam
paign, but they we're not to be choked of
IN tins vay. 50 they suggested that Plats,ed
go on and Try his hand in persuading the
democratic committee 10 let them have
money to run the fall campaign. Accord
.ngly, Governor P!aisted and the Hon r. II.
Murch vent on 70 Nev York and went to
democratic headquarters and were inter
viewed.
IL sad that the committee were so well
satisfied with this interview, and the promise
Of P.a.sted iha; the money. II they would
let them have Il, should be expended IN the
interest Of Hancock. tina; they PANIED out
$4,000 IN gaii, and Plaisted brough, It
home TO Name 10 put 1t where II would do
the mos, good It is vel known thu,
s;a4wart P.aIsted man took $500 81 It and
carried Il home and put At N al unused stove
for safe keeping until ihev could have a
chance 10 take breath and rreounoitcr. a
little. Should Governor Pial.;ed eNprcs.
any doubts about Tins. the name Of the D.
lusirIoas fusI1nls, shall ~ forthcoming !,
said. also that Governor P.ais;ed ana NJ
Nurch did ,he chief part II the uork ~ IKE
fall campaicu. a1I that they divided the
money and dad Waa' stump speaking thcs
could f1r the lost cause and there rested
their case sud awaited the results At the poll,
which YER NOT very satisfactory. 49, = shown
b. the vote Garfield. 1i.u12 Hancock aud
fusion 6i.2ll beng SSH behind the Re
publican vote. Tins. dear Governor. va.
the rrsul; Of fusion and democratic gold 81"
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). W. Lang, of Brooks. one Of the I've
gtansers Of Waldo county, has tbs Go say
TO the members q the order in a commuri-
cation to ,he nirigo Rural
DO W. A. Patrons of the State Of Maine
realize Nha, glorious opportunity We have
before Us to make a Patron. our Worthy
State Master Robe. Governor OF Marie y,
What cheering fact it would be to send to
our sister States and Bro. Patrons all o.
the States Of this Union. How it would
stay up their hands and send rays OF hope
aud Inclte TO new effort Don't let name,
a notion. shade Of political difference. or
old bygones. or prejudices. or party feal,y
or lying deceit swerSe YOUR vote ard YOUR
voice from the Patrons candidates and the
Patrons principles
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HAH eNeH.

For Hay Fever recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t entirely relieved me from the
first application; have been sufferer for
ten years. Going from home aud neglect
ing to take the remedy. | had an attack af-
ter returning | Immediately resorted to it.
and found instant relief believe, had
begun its use earlier, should not have been
troubled. J. CoLLYER, Clerk. lis Broad
St. Elizabeth, n. J.
Messrs. White & Burdick, Druggists.
Ithaca, n. VI recommend to those suffer
ing las have been) with Hay Fever, Ely's
Cream Balm. have tried nearly all the
remedies, and give this decided preference
over them all. 1t has given me immediate
relief. c. I. STEPHENs, Hardware Mer-
chant, Ithaca, \. Y. Price so cents.
Apply into noslrils with little finger.
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4 Travellers STORY.

After spending months at Watering places
ana consulting the hest physicians without
benefit. returned home di>hearieucd aud
expected 20 lie \ friend urged traI Of
Parker'~ Ginger Tonic. Inrre bottles and
careful diet have brought me excellent health
and spirits. and hope my experience may
benefit similar sufferers. Cincinnati lady.
See other column.
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Notice Ia Subscribers.

TIE late ON the address label on each suhscrl
ber'- paper shows the time to which the subs nip
ton g. ua3l anfl all -uu-crher- m arrears are
requested o. pas mp a. soon a. possible.
In al communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state the
Post Dice a. which the paper H., or Il To- be sent
ami 70 DE careful to write all proper names plain
IN directing "A change IF address, always give
The present a1re-- a. ell A. the one to which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1882.
FREDERICK Robe
TpH EtTEE>FNrtTlNFs To CONGRESS
THOMAS Is. REED.
MI son pINGIEN. JR..
CHARLES \ ROUTFLIE,
SETH /. MIILIkEN

The House Committee ou Public Build
ins> have agreed TO a bin appropria,ing
S5aooo foT public building a, Saoo Me
The COMMITTEE, also agreed 10 increase the
appropriation for public building at
Augusta Ne, from $4,000 10 SIS 900.
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When There's "a VIII There's a
Way.

Anyone who has the will to try Thomas
ECLECTRIc on. will surely find the way to
robust health. in cases Of bronchial affections,
sore throat, pains etc. and as an internal
remedy, il is invaluable
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A Vigorous Growth

or the hair is often promoted BY using
Parkers Hair Balsam. 1t always restores
the youthful color and lustre 10 gray hair,
gives 1t new life and removes all irritation
and dandruif
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80 uNE MED SUFFER-
SUR car, for niini. RIcvt3ng. Itching. aud
Ilc,r1i.ri rir. has bveu dts.-utvroi by I'r. v D.
liarl. AN Indian rr,u,tiy,I ,Aii'7i pE WILLIAMS
tSpiAN OINTMENT \ single buN has rurc.i the
surS chrome eases at IS ~ 30 }CAT- standing ""
ouC nct'l safer nyU minutes after applyi.g this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, lnstTu.
mruts and ejss tnarIr- - more harm than gu-d
tlam iiutInrut absuTb- tIr tumnrs, allry- the
inte- itching. tpAT trusTis at night after getting
VA IN ia h-vi.I arts paul tss Eiyr~ instant anil
paiuies- rviirf. anil il prep rcd only for Pile,
ttshinE Of tbs priyat" part-, and fpr thing ci~c
Road what the Hbu ! " en- ntr,rry, II tlrvr
land says about DIR. WILLIAMS INptEN PM
pINTNE>r II have u-sTi .rnt - % pile surr-. and
It aarvls alcasIrr {. say trat have found
auF thing hirh give sush Immediate aud per
mAnrut rcI,f a. bE Hittf,a's lNprAN pINr
MINI" tur sac ty : -. Wb,gIN.
YRS " D PHILLIPS & 60. Portland Nc
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Was Disguised.

with the learned doctor, after swallowing
their costly medicine in ,au for over a wear
for the relief of eatarrh ia my bead. v hen
curr,! my sell D, using SIX bottles of Sulphur
BHtcr< Ny vile IS now taking them for
ncr, Oh, debility. Hulc SPINNER Losr,H.
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Probably the weslthiest sexton in the
world is the one who. every Sunday, ushers
to their seats the congregation of st.
James's Chapel, Elberon, n. J. He lives
near by in $4,000 cottage, has bank
account of several millions and is known TO
the world as G. w. Childs, proprietor of
the Philadelphia Pubic Ledger.
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G be GllsMOrtb American.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Me. BY THE HANCOCK
COUNTY III BIINHINt COMPANY.
FaT terms. &c., see first page.
as- ; Nj PETTENbIIL 4 Co, 10 state Street.
Boston. q Park Row, New York. and s0l thesnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents for pTocur-
iu4 advertisements tor the AMERICAN ia the above
cite- and autaorizcIt contract for advertising at
ar lowest Tstc-.
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Their WAR|ARG Is Accom- .lf>I ID
Was the touching inscription placed upon
the tombstone OF husband and wife.
There IS nothing which SO sours a man, and
induces domestic warfare, as III health; and
especially weakness in the back loss Of
physical power, an early breaking down Of
body, rendering one unfit 10 attend 10 his
business. Then cares and anxieties multi
ply, the temper becomes ruffied. and peace
flies out Of the window. Behold the great
restorer, Hunts Remedy Quietly il comes
TO the mans relief. One bottle searches
out the disease, and begins its cure. Two
or three more take ga the good work, and
finish II satisfactorily The kidneys are
healed and restored 10 their proper func-
tons, the weakness is gone, the back is re
ne~ed, the bloom Of health returns. and all
the old-tme mental ,igor in ones business
affairs and there is no more sour temper.
but lasting peace. All hail to Hunts Rem
edy
Physicians say il combines all the desid-
erata Of every ferruginous tonic prescribed
by every school Of medicine. Browns Iron
Blllers
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State News.

There is swimming school for boys at
Bangor. An excellent institution.
Gen. Andersou's contest Of Reeds seat
IN Congress. cost Mr. Reed s2.oOO and the
House has voted HIM that sum in compcnsa-
iion.
The proposed ruthless slaughter Of
mackercl for OIL and guano is exciting much
Indignation among Maine fishermen.
Fl Belfast CITY treasurer ad,crtises for
scaled proposals for the purchase Or cx-
change o. sjO.Oo0 Of Belfast city bond, be-
tween now and Aug. /. This i in the in
,ercst Of reiundng.
The ,wo-story house. ell and barn Of
josiah Woods. two miles rom Belfast. were
burned "Wednesday afternoon. nothing
saved. Loss s2.oo0 no insurance.
The Journal saws the executors 81 the
estate Of the late Judge Rec. Aibcr y
Rice Of kocklaud and Samuel Tiicomb Of
Augusta, have filed their bonus With sore
ties. IN the sum Of 100000
Hon. Sewa'l Watson OF Bath. formerly
Of Georgetown. where he held impor,an,
public oihccs, End for ore ten State Sen
ator' died on "wednesday. aged = years
The Name Nc.cran Association Of
Mas>ac huseit.. Wednesday evening voted TO
accept invitations Of ,a-.ors mIiliau organ.
nations OF Nome, TO attend the reunion 81
'~la'', Aug. -.
The schooner Elliot h. Church. T. ON
Bath TO- Baltimore had on board : 900 ior.
anA SKI ponrd. u ice. the largest cargo Of
i,c ever taken rom the por.. AID ", Al. prob
ah.u, the argos; eve. shipped ia a., vessel
from any Por IN The void.
-lIarti,ou Blake died IN B-4nsvi,k. New
Jc-.,, on Sl..r,iay. Julv :. .rd II He
va, a native of HARRISON. Ma e. aud .crycd
sH ffr Ma.re Legislature scNc-al term.
I..s.r, k,..,..t, IS. e. ~.
hal, ,....., men. .,,..-,i a.. E.'.It.
. car. HING ,.., h,r..-,, 80 ...,. ~
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No. '''''''' '' 'i' 'A - ''N."at' '}'.
ie''' 'i'.'.'- 'f'i" lAr '-f'"4F'.. p: .osn'.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS Of TEAMS /

streets will not De resuonsibIa ~ me
A. % teams len on the street ithout cotanat.n,
drlVer. or not securely hitched '''H pe'op'
Ellsworth, June q, iss2. am Ok 4 y;
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.


10 The t'~n q l'-.nA a. IA the ,ruuty ~ HAnr"cA
" 'H. t''f l'-4
'lht '''''~'", 80 oil ave 90 E"Fl f-'at- u
h"H..ra1'ht ""'frs 10 Sc i'~r VI IE7lhAm
ilr ti'' N'af ISL Up "l'I- f"uhit-sTl o. % e..
va "a o. ~ ''"f II '-l'' t'"" "n tfe 80 1if 81
MAJ ISL A. h' T'lafH"i - nag hs p. 20 p rrfHain
tr. s"p u "u tbs i-tr irN ~ VI. i,-. H.
H. ~ 90 tie OF a.. Ito. Al. NV O. Hti4 r".
psti, si'i E"sH-r il hrrchy gncg gn.- { t'- --.I
= Ar' aui Interest A.d cha 1' ar 'a'- FlI n." th'
Trr,sur, 81 alb tr~a aItt , .tlc..7 rn.u.r-
;, mu,i u IL NJ -, ! sat.,i }, ,,,i Ice .aa.
tent Z, pa the A4'ruat la, t'r.ctyr 81 ciudiu .n-
y. -,d d puU... aae-.,n. ID the P.,-t uI.e,. .n
st.i t,"n ga ,F' 80 das u December u.s. "a /.
81 i'eA p tir A'.eru'"h.
\''-r 20 '""rr' - 4
3" a. N''''- 'a'u'. l"t.
'Ah'' " '''a ''''n 70
n ,.l.; o. o. me- ID i'rh -.
payl- ul.u \ Co pr un IN.
- -, aer- trIr.. founded
Norm D., DrA i l,,.'-,
--p,~ -tn i, iu,of
Whi.eoub 4 hsyur.
wr.. By Il, ! rns ut.oncd
'ot GrAat L. IT.. - SO lo~
ia, +, "a, q y - 90 uhN %
-, : -,
L. i,-'i,t .aii
Er,o. 81. lad
Rre1,'. POM Ne. b.
PhJHps, Mala 4 Merrill
lam, y.2 $40 II 81
Soul.1 %. U,ras pso.,
bounded L. IN rr,-..
wor. ). West b. lsndP r..
Pond Is IS "a
Cas-. l.. Rowe, or unkn.
Public lot NJ. II. 30 - ~
" 1 +" MICE,
,r. ,ss, - -" = -"''' - "A %,
- -
~.fn1nltitI : ,l.-,n,Ol al ~. M, Ind ,,,-
Capital stock s50Uo,u 90
No -tocAlna, Dee Issued amt debs incurred
STATE ~ u,,xr
'iAih VI MAINE
C-AhkRLAND ss.-Julv r.
A"H '"'i" = , ,,liI' rHtnnu
lug Ju.,irr % tn. pe,-a
----
a, ''ul ah''uAl s-"t ny "t me t1rttr silver
'it - P''''' '"i' l. 49,
lex in Treasury. p,r MIN. ..s,.,o
- -. $3.50 20 H'u'' s'2O'"S-O
r,yr,p
STATE or MAINE
CTaBERL,NB ss-July l. Iss3
Sub-cFi ed and swo. "a 10 bsf re me
Tvs Jus,ice ~ the Perce.
-
semi annual statement Of the Bmehlll Bsy
1 LINUS "inpahy' 'u'y l. Is>-
N@r'''' ,ssrrs sS"onoo
Real E.t,t. AMI q, ,,.'.,,,.L.,
stork In Fr.asur ~, =, yaI''' $1,000
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BoWDoIN COLLEGE.

IAAMiNAIip\s for admission Ia college will
= o. heid a tbs CieavrlAhd I.astur,. R..,r,
Mas chu-,tt- Han on tRIntY- InI~ 7. "a;
on tEIbNi, sept -. At $50 \ NJ ~
JOSH \ l. CHAMBERI
brunswick ia ) !, lsse -
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

whom y may concern Thi- 1, 10 cerrif, that
I nave thl- iAy IN consideration II the Jun,
Of i've huudre,t dollar Re- Inc. rslI Nv nv -
beofst l'aFhnS tn receipt hereby arknavt
e'Ise' granted and given him the RENAL n.er Of hi,
to ~ an y 'hAil claim none OF his earnings nor
late. +''7
y-. } \. Is. DARLING.
Wv tranklin Julv s. lNsg
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some q the fusion papers have ques-
toned Col. Robes devotion to farming. bu,
arep0r;er has jus; VISITED Col. Robes farm
IT. Garham and found the head Of the
Patron, Of Hushaulrv' hard at work on
a tine, two hundred and sixty acre farm near
Grraam village Col Robe has fine fields
G.: grass, Welding eighty tons of hay this
ye.r. and Of rseh soil. Col. r ha.
large stock 81 cattle, and IS practical, IN
ta4,la>t.e farmer.
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-Afa.r, IL Egypt are .tll. .a4l, unsettled
The bgm1aIlmeut Of A.eNaudrga hy the
Eag..>h var vessels resulted IN driving out
of the CIV Arabi lie, aud hls Army Be
fore leaving. hoSe,er. large number 81
cou'lcts we're released from the prisons who
commenced 20 plllagr and massacre the peo-
PIE and 10 burn the CITY The work Of de-
s,r4c'iou carried on by them has prett, near
ls Completed the destruction commenced by
tie commandment. English marines and
sailors were landed to endeavor 10 check
The flames and restore order ana also TO
protect ID, hhedne who IS reported shut up
10 h.. palace. Arab Bey j, thought 10 BE-
reirea..ng on Cairo which Is being rapidly
fortified under his direction. He ha, order
ed the Arabs 10 pay their iAHrs 10 him and
evidently hopes TO prolOng his struggle by a
system u guruIlla warfare.
A ,patch from Atlanta, Ga, says that
Senator Hal Is worse. and y hat food he con
slmed Sunday had 10 be taken through q
tube. Death may occur any moment, and
great anxiety Is felt in all circles
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LII '-,-.a..-e,.
80 -. - y. - NJ
-, - :. -. ~
.--.s-. - -.
~. - So 90 $500
S,,,,...e .,... 60, -. - ,,.,
..-.f. ~. -. 49,. - =. - H..
- ,...5C ri ~. e.,
:. - III 80 - 80 - ~
..p,,-'r. ~ TI.,,l,,,-l-,.~ bs,5 =, uork m
- - - 60.
GHraam village. Col Robe has fine fields
@: grass. Welding eighty tons 81 hay this
yosr. and of a reh sol. Col r has
lAESe 'tagN 81 cattle, and IS a practical, en-
ta-,la>t.e farmer.
A correspondent Of the Boston G}ohe
wiring from Name ,ay' mat loo old line
I'emocrat> n Name did not vote for
Pasted 10 1850 h4' AL ~ 49,. fiasied :
vote wts $500 .argcI than Hancock. Half
Of 'a., number = accounted for by the
straight GrocnhaCk vote !oE President
N-crr were ,he l3n" N November. 1850.
t.4''.,1 did be-, come oat and vote for
Genera. Hancock There l. no douo; says
~ SIGN j..1-Ii. ;Ha. that number Of old
.He Democrat, Ia Name d.d not vote Ia
l>>n. and w.. u0t uu;A some new device :
.a>,r,e. ;.r voting gra,eyarI>
b, hHporc u R~Ha! remark, The
rs' a.oauA. bank president nominated up
.a either State ticket. : Joseph Dane. the
E->... Ca18.aa,e for Congress nominated
lac wees by ,ae Democratic and Grcenback
conventions Al Portland Mr.. Dane =
president a; iae aa-ona. bank a. henne-
bank According 10 Gov. P.aisted he Is
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Boat for Sale I

\ san Boat In perfect order, cat rizgsd
CON- - ieee Keel % T. ct over ALL viii seat ar
y. 1a good saier and perfectly safa si,,
NC sofa al bargain IL applied for soon 49, ~,
Ellsworth u.,. WHITING BROTHEKS
zsSf
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PHAETON EOR SALE I

oEIoNl1 HAM Phacton, Da,I-'s make ha.
- Iul ohIt unt summer, was repaint.si mi.
spIng Is Ia perfect Or'ler aud viii be sold eheap
Ellsworth Maine. ds9c
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