Agricultural.
Apples and Grapes for Maine—Which
are the Best?
Whit ti have proved to be the best apples,
and whi. h the best grapes for Maine? Who
i* »mpt nt to tell? With the wonderful
revival of orcharding, aud with the many
w m lard* which have been planted out
w t!i' s;af since l*t’>5. as well as the
hundreds on hundreds ot miniature crap
i which have been added, ati answer,
i' i reliable, becomes one of a va*t
al >1 up .rtance to the would-be grower*
these choice fruits ui Maine.
It said, **that from IWm to 1*71. ^i
us m »rc than l.Vtn.<100 nursery apple
tr< t aud ,!K> grape vines have he, n sold
to arttes in Maine.*’ To this might safely
added "do p ir and cherry tr, e*
lu Id >e.irs from the planting, or inn j
v tr*. a:t trails; Anting. then* millkxi and 1
a half id* apple trees, if they w« re adapt-
.,:»le <*ne* dionhl. it the lowest possible
<a ul.r.i :i w k...i»!u.ouo worth of appit
K:i. on tl.c !her hand, taperiene.d *»r
h ird.sts t-«.» im.tte that nine-tenths of them
w p i\ tin o*t aud \pensv r>t setting
r.. i an estunate be reliable. U**r
i*. or j* to i*e, a io**s of more than a milium
t more tlian -‘-.UP1' grap- \iu«r*.*
r,'present mg an a< tual u*A lo** «,f one
i a.. thousand dollar*.
vno: i* 1 »s* i* due mainly to
iw 1 111* ftrtfi'T. and trtnJ J
i-i r oils.* but fe« mistakes in a
1 corn bc iii*, or pot it or*.
iaiv .g sort* which are un*i..ied to
l i.i i t* hi. having espcrieiic' to
g ii* k? what to plant. and
h< l when ho goes ml*» orchard-plant
a. hi* caution and g«n»d n*«
hr* »*np:iny. and s«*m* It!nd
g e; d to select the wd-tret*.
1 r him, whereby eon».
a: tie*, of which then arc j
u Maine, that with the
w-tc. are. a d outline to i><.
he ap t: i*ii
I.i. tie bar Ti* would be in arh a* j
i and culture we-*
a N go cb d coin or |s»- j
la .r r» v» ;i_, by r« !'u*.*,» to j
ir u
t! of ,1 m<.'jju* d
J I- u *i grade then
r I.- Jrw. hardy .nut pro
r |>.«trrn
M. ai j ajM w i r t.
I. »m* of th- i*ra<t:< ai orchard 1st j
1 state. or a fi w ;a a h
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l i m ila..' ar. cia-ned as i»*-t in
i 't for H iiu k. lit
•o l W. j
a he ireatmtnt of Dyspepsia.
or indig<*ti«n both wii.ru4
n. <n tin* *3tn»- tiling. i
of tin- ►l'Hua> h to obtain "Ufti- 1
t nuiiiment ->ui of the food ctttu t«»
i-*' th« w oi the system". and, not
..gn.oiig bl’.ni t iiu tail** fir inure
ti rail or •-ire K hoUri-diluent i> de-
nv:..mated hunger. which is gratified or U-*
i.ariiy y tuk.... f.1 into th- stoma- b.
i. m a n>« nature »*r instinct ruai« a
is: -’nk» and i dK fur wore food when in
r- a l- i. IovhI that is wanting, but
uour.^hmt I.:: whichl* in the food air* a-i\
t?- .i. l wh h the stomach has not the
r’ w ’draw belie.* it that a
'i•«t ha- raving appetite, in aggrj
a-** shui"..)*! Sting, and i« aiwav
hungry. Hut t u: under such ;r
u I:k g ng :t failidul but iu
v i i —T\;ii t work i«»,lo. when tlier«- really
.-not rength enmign t«» perform wnat is
*.r».« .i. hand; ur ii i- i:k- adding greater
"v gbt *r the no<de horse to draw, wheu
Ta v so n pressed by a heavy l»<a'l
r m are* .y a .t* to ur.»g it, iioi»
>;ligie step.
Ai dyspeptics arc weak; the} lack
stre-Jig'll til* Whole body Is reeble. "and the
->uiu- u has it* ''hate of debility, of weak
i. h'-me the essence of cure is to m
*i stomachs sUeiigth. hut all
ng h eoim s from the food eaten,
r ••aniiot po*s*ihly come from any other
-ure» hence the ouly cure lor dyspepsia
utmg. But how to eat is the great
ict ,ii* stion of this age and nation.
shl a national disea— nod a
sm. since its one great cau.-e is
:.ince ami the excessive indulgence
iht appetite, in connectiuii with unwise
habits at the table.
A faith fa! servant way be able to do a
e work well when recovering from a
debt itatiug disease.but in tbe conscientious
ertort t j. rforiu an overtask, it is not ouly
act omplinhed but none of it Is well done.
a weak stomach may digest a little food
well.get all the nourishment, all the strength
out of if. but it it has to work up a large
meal, the work is badly done; ami a* the
Uiood is made out of the nourishment de
rived from the food eaten, if that nourish
ment imperfect, the blood made out of it
is imperfect, is bad, and ail know that *bad
Mood' is disease.
For is this the only trouble: the new
blood made from each meal taken is mixed
in a few hours afterwards with tha blood
already iu the system; but if this new
bl<*>d is bad it corrupts the whole mass of
blood iu the body, makes the whole mass of
blood bad. diseased, and carries disease and
discomfort to every fibre of the system;
hence the ailments, the symptoms of which
dv>peptics complain, are very numerous,
and extend to every part of the body—to
—to hands feet, head, heart, tlungs. stom
ach. everywhere: for the hands burn after
meals, tlie feet are cold at ail times, the
head aches, the heart palpitates, the lungs
are oppressed, and the stomach is sick; no
one dyspeptic may have all these at one
time, but all and many others, in the pro
gress of the disease, may serve to make life
a protracted misery. The first great point,
then, in the cure of dyspepsia, is to eaf but
littU at a time. And without going into
detail as to other measures to be taken, it
i* weak in dyspepsia, in fact is the esseucc
of the disease the food given it should not
only l»e small in amount, but It should be
such hs is most easily worked up, most
easily converted into blood; for from the
blood all strength cornea. As the flesh of
animals, flsh. poultry, is nearer being flesh
of our flesh, and bone of our bone, than
vegetables, so meat is more easily worked
up by the stomach to impart nutriment to
the system and make good blood, than
vegetables; and as bread is the staff of life,
th-* main food of the dyspeptic should be
meat and bread; the most tender meat
should he properly toiled and well baked,
common wheat bread, several days old, **r.
what is better, the product of tin* grain
made up with water only, and a little sab,
formed into thin, small rake*, and baked
quickly In a hot oven pan or skillet and
aten cold or lmt
As it requires alKHit four hours for the
stomach to digest such a meal, it must hsv*
rest after w»*rk. just as the hand* and feet
require rest after their work, there should
it l*-:ist fl\ e houis Im I weeii tbe meals of
dyspeptics. ai:d not an atom of aqj-Uiiug
should taken lwtwcen. A* thwdtirr,
tiier* should be at least flv^ l^.^jjp^ltTVrYul
b« w«*eii meals for dy*|*pf1* at it i* not
necessary to eat at night, for then we are
a*.. p. 11 follows tha' WC should ii.*t«e#t of
ten* i thnu thrice a day.
Unfit would be of little use to get the
nutriment out of the f.» *.i *u«l make it Into
1»J si. uuJys-.it u.rs conveyed U» every
{•art ->f the systeini to reach every flbre. so
a* to Impart strength to limbs, and drains,
ami stoma* h and lungs to do this. exHPeisc
must tak.-n. for without exorq}*e t|pr
blood degins sfaguate h\3ialf ui hour,
gathers round die heart lea\ tug the feet
and hand* and the shao chilly ami easy
to take cold. And as t ear? part of tl»e
s\st. a of t c dyspeptic is w<ak. it is lot*
P*rtanl that the cxerri*e taken *h«>uld1>e
n*. ii.-u.ii n*i tii* *.t'*>"i in tne tv*
mot* **t parts; and as ineafs arc taken three
time* :i day. the exercise should Ik* taken
i!:r. tune* a day. And as the blood get*
th* greater pari of its life fr-*m purr air.
a. i- ther* is no put* air »xcept that oot
»*i-. tin x* r* of the d}«papti<
*hou! 1 in the open air. and as xercis*
.s mor*- ethilaratiug. arries the in ini more
;i'y .v from the bodj time nv»re
pdri>mtly. ft Ts**f gr«raV T-nporiaucv that
th \<ms*. s ..»aki agreeable. should
interest, and even absorb the whole alien
t.«m and vine* taking the 'wurld a* It is
the utoat &grce*hlc thing to the may* i*
m iking mom y. that man will *a*»nc»f gwt
yy.ii .*f dysjnpsia who steadily follow*
»u*e autd«*or r* upit -n yyhnlj i* nic**nr
agtngli reurnncrntit* HniV* J rtmai
llraJth.
Good Cows! Good Butter!
I***! a> we may. w an not make go.*d
arid ap butter from a p n*r o\. Tti*
more w«- itnpT'*vc ur st ek. the more
lu-.iicjr we.shall tnak* mil improy cineijt
foi a titter dairy ist in the dire*
11 *u a uu*re i oiupd i lira. <n of t!:»
iiu' i .iu **i tit»< a;el i: twin*
i« r%•»hi till 4 >T4iu< U want Ui<
_ *%jm ih. .1 r*. y—a butter breed
n .r'.r*** x*vti*:i ciyr or n* nesr an approach
;r in< will allow. A **p«M.i
mn t it out e s* uj» a henl of Jcr
v '.i:;::-: !;o oWJiis acre* f
*r that ho cannot afford to
<».y a thor«' .gh lol tm v lm Ifrum atiiih
-c gr.n. I.ciur- :o tak*. the place of
pr* M k. T! flr-t w»il hr much j
*i. .»nd th»* h« i!rri may l»e allowed j
r a* 1* v ;is that iu 4 year* there
*pr*uk »wg of three-fourth*
Mi;- in ration may be sired by
-i; bull that Ired their dam*. fUi»
1. f in br«*« .4.i:g doing no barm when
*f sire is a thorough-bred* bat after this
ii t« --ary t haoge the ball, Of
,1J>* "t*a!.n cuti should be se
i it t!: \II p*K*r milkers
-■••uld b* «<..d off and the'.r places supplied j
'l.i ii ’i Ih *t that cm f »un<L Such i
apian, rouphd with soiling, w.,. nahfe
farmer to douM* his net income
w.ll.in five years, if he la fanning only s,»
uch iaiut a* he can properly* take care oi
to star, h <*ns. i go agin ’em. that**
ft I think them au invention of the
'•my of comfort and thrift. It is tru*
out <m« tU aod r# tua! A Cow
oti.'c lot ktt w. i u-trmt stanchion-
a- V.\‘ as a mau w tth hi* head in a pillory
ai 1 *.a:t.k about ts oomf« *rtal>l. \i%
ws :ir«- t.ed with ft fo»*t cba.it* and broad
col ..rs around their m-ck*. ai.d tt Is i-v ideal
that th*-y ar. mu b m r«* eoiufortablr than
they wou’d be ID v'aitchioua. When they
fin -h Ih* ir meal* they lie-down and u*ty
b *wu, which stanchioned cow s do Dot. for
when a single |*N>itiuti become* tiresome
they must get up to hang** it. while iny
annua.* can loll about, lick their •idea, and
st r. li therwselves out at full length with
it rising 1 sometinii‘9 rtn.j a cow lying
ft t e*tt her with her h* ad on the fl.M.r
t'u J g- st ret. I»e.I «»ut. I kr a dead
w. but for th* flirting of her tail, ami if
-Ii* *n t enjoy it. there ry «*n **vmcnt to
be h i a ow --talL 1 w«.u’.d ilk* lo *cc
a- w attempt tb.- son oi luxury in stan
ch i JUS
1 !u i lo .L« r place w !i« r» a *»w can
f.d r»*jnihirty. nor so economically, a
from her own manger and no plac< w here
si..- w. tat so quietly, for she ki >us tha*
th* ‘’master” cow .-snugly tied in her own
ac»*. and aun**t come to drive i»er away
IlMMl her f«»d. If |K*aee of lufud i* impor
tant to a cow we enn but pile the poor
brute who lln bun oi iu.' yard, and i
able t.i -uau h a mouthful here and one
there, a* s^ driven fr.nn one pile .*f
I 'dd# r to another, clicking her plunder as
she runs.
3*tuii i u Mum o» six,. Ft k.ui u.— A
writer .!i the Boston Tmr»ll' r give* the
.owing tiineiy hints on the u„ .>f fur
naces
I’ i- a great mi-iaa# t ha\e a conductor
of cold u^r l»-t in dirt-ctfy’ ujM>n heai«-.i
lun..ic l! It Is placed in a large eelTif it
should be enclosed in a small n»ora :it*out
t* ti left square, ma lqof brick or platik.
with a small window a d a door of moder
ate aize. The furna> v should Ik* placed
about three feet from the d*M>rof the room.
w;th th** door of the fhrnace tacii g the
door of the room r*»r convenience iu tend
hgat The doori>f the room should be
made of thank, so av not to w i n. ai.d the
room made tight.
A in tube one uieli u> dimwMwr should be
in-.rted at or n. ar the bottom ol the room,
lurthol fiom the furnace cupduuting the
air from outside the house The tube i
-u<n. ieut to Ires! the room with |*ure air to
arm the largest dwelling-house. By this
m de th" air lu the furuare-rooin becomes
heated aud amounts through the furnace
and conductor* toafc^uuttis above. 1 f too
large a current of cold air* H SfHWmeo *oJ
i.ter the room, the temperature will he
lowered and too apid a draft of air will
seven but partially heated, and lu that ea».
the circulation of air will become too great
throughout the room- above lor comfort
and health. A dr alt of evrn<|aite temper
ate air i- unhealthy If it be too ttroug.
The furnaces of *ur acliool-bou-es should
I ts- prov idcd with luraace room- in the same
'•vay. that the air may ascend from the fur
nace-room to the srhrvd'foom* rather than
from the- conductors. Cold air striking
directly up.m a heated furuaee will rush up
with ireat rapidity, and produce t.io much
i i irculation of air In the (drool-room for
the health of the scholar-. Besides it will
go up hail heated. In point of ecouomt.
too, every furnace should be thus eu losecl.
as one furnace wM afford more and better
heat thus constructed, tliau three with the
large conductors from out-door air.
1 situ Notes. Theodore Bunker of
Franklin. raised three squash. weighing
respectively 79, 66 and 60 pounds; also
from three bushels, 96 quarts oi seed. 66 1-9
bushel- of tin- “Lost nation" wheat. It
was estimated, thal on account of bad
weather at harvest time, at least live bush
ela shelled out on the ground. This wheat
was sown on laud broken up last year, aud
sown to oats, then w£tl manurertt%ud
plowed in. in the the foil; Mr. Bunker feaa
the manure from the stage stable opposite.
W. W. Donnell has bought the home
stead of J. H. Doyle; Mr. Doyle the home
stead of Tupper. on which he has built
a stable; Mr. Tapper has removed to
Chicago.
FISHERMEN!
twines and netting,
manufactured by
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11 *rf, additional one on Mirr It-ro 1*
i ounty r>gtot» i«jt Mile. t*. MRJiaAi-. owr,*... >1 h
\toin «t« ftcM# V Mdiiu of afl> in
d«m.rrt»< 11. r.tu*ing Bfridui dehilt i
mature dor at ere hits lug. pied in villi em»
>4twtiar<|A remedy, ban -fiirotercd a.
inemhaol *aii »irv, whieti he win -ilnd t fu
low-auff. 1. p. \ftdref5 J 1L BKKVK> 7-
.,t
PianoH 1
_
Tl»e Hader»ign#<S Ageut for the cel.-hitte
Henry F. Hiller. and
-1 ‘tf*’ Atynf‘‘’* Piano*.
—aliuj *e
Briggs Pateat Portable Piano Stools.
i iiave iactliUe* lor furnumng Ihe-e In.tru
1 me 1 t- a9 low they van Ik* purcha-i l of tb«*
icanuU* Unt*r«.
tBWnvu,
Oelutier liCI. HI*
THE AMERICA! WlSHER
PBIOE. WMiO.
Thr Amrrirn Wutrr Ann hui.t
Tt«r, aiA MraA(rn„m
Tba Tatigur o' Wanking Daj no Longer Dm ado*,
but Econornj. E!fi cianay, ■'"tin
Cutting, ran.
In rallinir publi- atb-nti .n to tbSTittl* machm*
a lew ot tile invaluable quanta, ;m>( poftaeMPd
to any other u a-tuns mar-mne vei mi eiiU are
here enumerated.
i It i<- the »mbitesi. most reai| art. most porrabWT
most simple lit r6h»truction. mo*i ensilr opera
I led child ten years oi l. with a few boar*'
practice, cau U»..r*ug«Uv fiiwiprcheei and effect
ually us# it. There i. no admitting, n, gcrew« p,
yixioy. no delay m adapting* U u *lw*y# ready
for use I It is a perfect liule vro.uler' It Isa
4 winuttaru gist,nur»* work and ot a battel*
j quality, thsu UilVfluLjMiivriU' aud uailr. C*c
half of the labor t<"W**m«c 1 by IU use, and
the clothe* will last one hflffffcg. r Uan by the
I old plan ot the uib board. it wul w«slr*al*r*
e‘: Throe skirts ai lime, washing
thurcflKfc* In a word, the ablution ot aav mb
ric, from a quilt to a lace curiam or cam’inc hand
withln lh« capacity of this
LITTLR GBM It tM be fastened to any tub
and taken off at wt|k
No matter how deep roofed a prejudice may ex
iptjf init Washing HmMusm. ’he moment thin
machine is am tower#** ate won derate! I
doubu ot ita eflicary and MUHf arc ^nuhrlaal
the doubtor and detractor at onee Irrmi the
last friend* of the maetene. w
We hare testimonial* wit hoe t end. setting forth
3SSM!S3sSS “^r
ll R H parted for wa.bir,g M wringer i< tur
wringing The prioa. anather paw—ml ip.lurw
Menl la narchaaara, haTtoaa plarad to low that
»M within the reach of erery hoaaakerper, end
there I* ao article of doaaaatle econaa* that will
radar the .nail tareatnaal aa eooa.
S&SQ.
Ail that la aakad tor (hi. GREAT LABOR SAV
ER. ta a flair Mai. Wa gaanaue aach machine
to deKa wart prrtoatly.
iku Aacwra roa ist Uhitbd itatu.
A. H. FRANCtSCUS Co.,
SIS Market SC, PMIat'a, Pa.
„Th* dR»»M tad dhaapaal WOODEN WARR
Fire Marino
INSURANCE I
LNiIRE SAFETY.
A. I>,v4*i*.
Main Street,--ElUworth. Me.,
tiler ftniiuK all liabilities l»)
I lie lilriiKo l'ire. I lie Companies
represented at (Ills tiieni w ill
stand ns follow s
Hartford Insurance Comp’y,
HMtTrOHlt. row.
Assets, HI,.■»<HMMH>.
Union Insurance Company,
UA XooU. VAIXK.
Assets, S l."h>,<mh>.
Eastern Insurance Comp'y,
IIA MAIXI..
Assels, N.‘t< 5,(kni.
Franklin Fire Jus. Comp'y,
run.run.
\Z 4 <Nl,« HM>.
Royal Insurance Compa’y,
p.~ l.l\’l'N-Ho‘,i«,l t ox Do
Assets, NIO.ihni.inni.
>I nine I il«n (In,
n.i V-.(»r
.f
Sl(M)OO.tMK).
.-.I \r* »r. V{m.H
iU. *U <i>t>
CHAS. C. BURRILL.
|hismaii<v Auvnl.
o i -t I liiti *k
11 l iirmmi-n um:.
Farm for Sale.
ni»-■.it.- kiii.hi>> n;i;. Kin u.l:
i
•—MJttk H-i r I
«u.| lour Ifum tr.o k
"*>•1 farm >n iiuulr.-i an 1 C.:. .i r.
Ut.l. tw< at> fi*r u rln «uUi«at.,n. t/urUni
|*a>ffin». U u* r n rail a if U»!m r UmJ Ih*-
uaJai*. -A. .w that III- i^i.t t„j,. of ha; bul
»r.! -M:i ..1 hr Uivlr to Ut t la c
I‘. [-I' .n. Of f li».'*f,W B..« \f r ll
l a aar*. r
..nr with n I. f tt Jr. l lomg, U» a hall
IU -i’.r. a-ieU iruftli —1 i
at. '-irrlajfr Jm>;*c la it.,- ji Alltj
1 i m at r« VI a
v »i.| gj t r» ju-t n* tv.
lM 1 ua: |.>r a 1‘avrra 1
-l lori H4i 1 I It- ri f
1 i S'---* V
*-w‘* i:«»v \i. nun
.1-1
Keep an jm the
<‘il» "hoe More lor haraaiia
\’«l 4VT na.i. Of.on i
»ha<tuM. -Ih^li .all i'. Ih«* fty *c1k
8lou al.«t *i
i;«r\» At tl«. t it "ill... Sion-Uif
I'. .v
Cbftiprr Ilian un,\%li«»ri* in Hit*
til,.
IJ ,l 1 «*r i»«*ov
A *hur« ff-m Llii* it v ti. a
v* r -uia;* ^no
1*ti shoe si«r«* i:vri:ici:i>
all U *u^!j| a l it ll (Ola x
at ificat ain*.
cat
all-l
at tlie
j,’ MU.
rHnLun onuttun unbABo,
•u.i.vi t.n ri kku tt i* n#K
Haso..k Hamlin Or/an Go.
E?«ry Ur/an Warnuutd m every re
spect ior Five Tears.'
i »i! an 1 -«organ- Ix-Mre piTT« ♦wpiii*
elarwBt-n or -eii 1 for an lllJMr »t»-d t atalogue
an I price lbd. wii It full <i« -sripljpn* of cabinet
Orgff®*. Mailed l*» fh) uldre-- Kkff. _
Office in foanito Huiitlin*, Main *T. ftf?
Ityorlii. Me.
J. W. fiBLOOD..f ge»t:
Ellsworth. March, 14. 1*71. tf|]
anhood: How Lost, How Restored.
Jui* puhlishod. a new edition ol
®r. «l«erw*H. elehrniHl
Camny on tbe radical can- wuhout
medicine) of 'trsKM.ti«jkmh<k k, or seminal Weak
a*». Ineoiuntanr Semta*4sfcr»ai»«». In,potency
eoiaUad l*hy*Ual lamp*ity, Impediments to
Mairtage, etc; a»*o. Cosbi mi-timv. Kimlepst
ami Firs, induced by seif indulgence or sexual
i extravagance.
Wr Xis»ca-. in a wealed envelope, outv *i cent*
Tbe cpiebr*t*d author, in thi- admirable
l clearly BrrtiOnsti at*** from a thirty year-’ -ucce-a
f»l prartn e. that the alarum,* cohwequ-nc*- of
-elf abdce tuay »>e radically cured without the
daagerou- use of internal medicine or the app>i
Cation ot the knife; poiutm* out a mode of cure
at oo< e-impie, certain, and effectual, by mean*
ol wtm h every sufferer, do matter what hi- con
dition inav be, may cure himself cheaply. privau
ly ami radically.
W Thi» Lei turc should l»e in the hands of
•very youth and every man in the land.
bent, under seal, in a plain envelope, u, any ad
dregkJjQMpaul on receipt of atx renU, or two
^S^d1L*W;L> KltW tLI.'S Mini.,. Oui.le,”
pbs* Jaceata.
A-Mr... |fp Publi.br ii.
UHASjJLt.liUSHClb,
UTSo-eo St-York, Pot, oace Uom
__ i,a
ALL IBUTil lEKT* t SED
IN BANDA;
▲LAO,
VMIm, CHMtBVffy (including Martin celebra
ted nVi iT rlTStiftS ***>I> B*^*
Aepaa. Flatiaaa, Baatoa, Maiwaha.
Ptcrala* and Flafrali h. with all
things needed in their use or repair, as
Bow#, pegs. Finger boanU.Keed*,
Bridges, Screws, he.
Also. Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipe* and Tuning
Hammers.
Manufactured oi the best stock."or imported
and lor aale by
C. MATIM OB.,
Lourt M., opposite Court House), Boston
New Styles,
•IunI HiH'eived9
-r«m~
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
\1
0. MORAN’S
ruirffi.ri. r r.$tt t.t #v.v r
hit.* ju t n r .‘in iM-l'iN iln
ImSul t j orilh-o) Tllhl.X.t'l Mill’
whj»lil« i; in.a t,. i. \.i -l
w»i.i 1 t>. null t tit it k .til. -’.it
READY MADE CLOTHING.
t «r Ml ml |*.i H** WK lU, i r.»!
■»rv whirs* I «i I »«ir t,>r j
M«>oiln*rut
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods.
ffriy Ui|t<* ai* i 1—k ns i«
uttttlli I'Ur»*l in a nr*t-<|.(»« riot -i r.
Cutting promptly attended to.
I Mill'll m> -til III I Ik a t* III, 1/. a I
Kll.wmth ■n M Mil |mwn* f <*i
1 |‘«:ri>n**'i' .1(0 HI# I .1 lhr»*‘ 1- l i
1 IIIIII'. -.Ml ‘I .1 '•■•au*»ll.* u.-.' .,i t'
W'mrgrt
M'Ur\\ Mvin nticiit
r.il«w.>rth, *m iiirialwr V». f'*?r j
IS <»\v Goods
—F* *ic—
FALL aud WINTER WEAR,
VT
fl. T. JcLLISON'S
tltiTii j tl.tjtm.ru ii
•h TI-K Mb v W i lit: I Jl 1 1
in<*r.l unr nf l)i« l«t;> >1M
|.Nh. and r«■ .»<1 :i,a vr r I ir»
l>

cm* r i wr
wtttrii ihr i>i r or ii*»- j
p uk. r u. i...
r»». .t ifroUri III m<ti r *.%t •irjen.1
u, a %rtt» t
1 the lit. »n l n* ir it l tr me
w.[ irift- lr. i Wi irrantiti* Hi t
I i i amu »-i ti
it**' A r A I ol
ar- ni]t: t„ r.h >r f
rl *ffci tt f a .r
he H-.-ft I..rr >t ^r» ,t f; n nt«
t an t 1
nf K'JH.Otl.
At. »«M.rt r.t b db M II att 1 ,I.|t||
1)111^011:11 l"f li--.
I i tm I -Matlr C ’Inf i «i rr-,
t p
ti.u.ujr l MnUtii r l t lu
b IV t ••-*1* :i
At Ujr .-it J t- J.f t.» b V 'It
I hr b l.fitch j. i rt j.Wt* A I *f»*l
hew ur ‘irt tr »a> !i i>
Siiirt*, Bo*'si*.
CGliar*. Sc&rf*.
Critati. (^ovei.
Baapendor* Ho*.err.
Undrniarta aad Drawer*
f l r* t.-.* VVM> f Uie l
I I I
U»«- t*. *t hUi^jf a.-id n. l'., t >*r
qp mi'.U *.nrc*l
l to n* )ntfitT*|&.
I 1 -Titter vt the
I' bi» lw«*« n*Iu.r tio alteo11 u
artmwnt. kn w.r>*r there t«
l .w* »t. fh:a t .it where til .i| t )»uUi'
an le •btunr-J
J^IMM'ial >oti« r.
le-t it be under.f«. t tut mi i.t »torfc
b- *4*h1 iti.uioMi I .*r (or t’rv iu**
f Itlt
If Aiiv a# drstrea b. jc-l then a bu'ineo
t:i I I a i ara »m. I wtil
w )..we -♦.we* to» tiVtAb 1 i oMK A\|* *»hb
r A i.etb.t.I.i'. .S
b .rU., w{U«m(M'r b I'.'l lyu

.h~» New Arrival
r
FALL WITTER GOODS
k 1-8X1—
««s

JtEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
In every'Vsriety of Material, sold in
lots to nit the Purchaser, at the
*A»Vmy Lowest Living Rates.
_

ILKWIS FW1KND,
j
it <>KMkkl.i losKl'Il KltlKM* k Co. j
MERCHANT TAILOR.
j
Has ju»t returned fr»m }G>*ton and New Y <»rk
with the LaUuLsi and Hl>r »ILM TK1* Mum'K
ever brought lulu till- market, cuiisistlug of
Fricsi,
JVrMilrtofAs,
4 m$hmrre»,
OoriAfNi,
•VsfiNfi, JV., Hr.,
of all kinds, which he is prepared to make up to
order. Id the very latest styles, and at the short
est notice, Call and examine our stock of
Furnishing Goods,
HAia iXD til**, also a large variety of Ready
made CldiTMl* of «ur own make, which we
guarantee wili give good »au*!aetum. and will be
avoid at the lowed price*. Our motto is
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
maim STur.rr, kllhwortii
LEWIS FRIEND.
Elia worth, September 19, 1GT1 istl
Hancock Woolen Hills
Orlund, >Xc*.
A good assortment ol Fancy Otssuaerc*, of
different style* and qualities, suitable for this
section, may be found at the above MIN, which
will be sold cheap tor cash or exchanged for
WOOL at reasonable rates.
The trade, and others, are corelally invited to
inspect oar goods, and paroniae home industries
Adder—, HANCOCK WOOLS* CO.,
lltf Orlaod,Me.
WHIPPED AGAIN!
Perham Elected Governor!!
A u«w and well *elre t#*.l k n|
BOOTS. SHOES aid ROBBERS,
or tall NlNlrrTradr
’'"i li- I hi* k lW*»r«,« 11■ ••n M iilr .t«ni
U armalni, .»o<t l»* tw
Sold as Low as Slop Made Goods.
Ladies'. Missesand Children's Boots,
-iff ktn .in I *liii|>tiou«. wurrantr>l. .tml
g. i, tiit i I 11« i i I tniutf ill 11is*
trrt I u nk«lp«4lr
|»rt« r*. wit:. i <t u.' y >»ir
.I,' >i |’it»w i ui.a will give .«u Ibf orntump*
'i t ri, -1 linn- weat U***tn.
-.1 Xlrn’sJ
Rubber Goods, of ’all :Kinds.
ft rirrt Not fell hi* r««brr to all *t
x M l r<*H» V| l -w -IIIU, m.l l i y li m
t »l"V XI %t>t H t w t.< k«t I hi*
l t S I wttrm
I I Hilt rilTT
y «sx -r»h. 19. 1*71 >tf
IIKMOVAL
W.G.MiirphviVCo.
I»*x e rnam t'd
fr in L!.- -.'or. on \N Urr M to the »t.»re f .r
I M \MMIt(HK I VI»Kli".
**t s'. *»t w here (lies hive t.ii* ns
New Stock of Goods,
roii4t«tinj{ »>f
West India Goods, Groceries,
Fi.i »ru. ()i{\. sik)i;f",
H i»rr>>\ ski:i> mum
V tr_- .Im k I.MUr.' :,lkl <iKX
nmils ;m»l
i Wiji l*. ui«uully **n harfcl, Lvrrythintf
I i' tli< n-nf*i market j>ri«*r. i>uii*
fi> j• r«~tti 'aW*-» m
1.1. AM)
Mr Ill'll Y .t CO.
I.! -n >rtl«. M. 11.1*971. till
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES.
flWflffl IIWEISWSIM!
*i 1 the Attt-t.f >H lb* piil.it to
n»*’ k Ilf J \4- 'oa«l«tin* III
»rt -i -••hr
V x It Top Varri'tijf.
>«.i in.
i-ig I i
(>f fn ki u x tl t$,
tind ll'iijf»»«*,
SLEIGHS
HASNESSES
AND ROBES I
»f <rvr r fr r‘t t II r.»n«tan:ljr on hao<l.
THE EASTERN TRADE
min our he!«Te pnrcha*
m.h I V.'. inter* nurndrd'.u
J II Hiuuut. u. Hu»S.
I'.nr k port Ut. .Iv :f 17
removed:
t r f-riinr o**cai|'t«*l br H I»
New Sidri^ New Goods!
I -t a fine utork of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY
which wal he «oU at very low pn-r-.
Al*o v fine i-'otlmrnl ot Viol Is *'t kIV.'»
HUltK.f.H, Kt: Y». Watetie- I lx and
J Wrii y rrp±* rd at -n-.ti-.• u. l at the low
t pn«e.- w«*kk 'v \kk wrn»
E. I_. DAVIS,
ilKlsn*. llLotji, Mass >r kLLHtvoitTii Mh
i b h.»_ 4x l.-l
Claim Agency,
KLLSWoKTIf. MK
II WING been engaged i .r -everal ..-ar« in Uir
laliu Agency, in proaer-uting damn* at \V»*hti.g
lo'i D. in the vanou* departments and having
-*rae familiar with the tn**»t expidltiou- tneffi
o*l of establishing claims. I now solicit the pat
ronage of *11 who ni4> need my *.;rvu m present
In/ 11m* upon the Government.
lut*inl ’VoIdler* ui idc such by Wound* or «|i«
ea« ion traded in the C. Service.
Widow* during Widow-hood
Dependent Mother*, who-*- husband having
o*rte*ltheiu. and abandoned their support. or who
are physically incapacitated to support them, hav
ing no other source of in.'oirie
Dependenl Father- where the Mother i* .lead
<»-phan-t hildren, Orphan* Brother* and si-u-r
under sixteen years, are entitled to pension*.
Ortgiunl and additional bounties, back pay mile
ag«- ration money, while prisoner- of w at
lh« ir heir-. collected in the *h irtest possible mu
uer. no harge i r service- rendered unless *t.t
oessful.
4. F. ill KNIIA M
V II-worth. Julv it*»h. r*.- »xt»
FOR THE MILLION!
Bar opportunities are now -acred i *r securing
home* in t mil healthy, and congenial climate,
f*,r one third of their value live years hem e.
Ime SarMNAt. Beal Kstati voem* v ha- for
sale leal estate of ever description, located in
ttie Mni*lie uud southern Mates iuiprove<l -t*»ck.
gram an I fruit farm*; rice *ugarand cotton idan
tatn-n*; timber and mineral -and*, city, village,
and rural residences, and business -lands, mills
and mill nite*. factories, Ac.
Wr te for Land Ke/tsier ••ntaiuing ilesenption
location, price and term- **f properties we have
a.* sale
\ddree« B W CLARK k LU
The Nation a Real l.stale Agency,
477 tud 47:* I'eiiiis. Avenue. Washington. 1* C.
tfi7
KK’W
I X M K X T
JTKVKR PAILSTO CUKE.
S )ld by Druggists.
ADAMS A YOUNG Proprietors,
BAHUOK. M AINE.
-old iu Ellsworth b, U. A. 1-ARLIIER »n<l
I 1. I- W1GGIN. 4 CO Ffb. 15, l*7i*
FISHERMEN ATTENTION!
EVERYTHING USUALLY FOUND IN a
Complete Fishing Outfit,
INCLUDING
SALT I>T BOND,
CAN BE HAD AT THE STORE OF
J. WOOSTER,
Hancock, Maine
THE REAL

ELIAS HOWK
SEWING MACHINES.
m'
.Mn<*liftn«* tliaif look t lie
I I
nt tli«* l*nriw Kvpowi
i ion in I hi 17.
The M M Itric ihit give* Ihr *111*1* lion
*>f any, the only ml u iiim l«»r
«»t whl- ’i, iilmao ri-*l the f;nt* In refanl
to I he ttltr, kM* tl»«* ll<w»
w i i. \l »i iii\ i i n| w||i W e W furn
ish Till* M.nhilie tfje lli -lfi'il |»ri iect M »l
any now m i'«
It uses a straight Vrrdlr
Tlir \rr«|lr nrvrr brmk*, or he he
nn»r nnl of |»larr.
Il iu*kr« Ihr Miuttlr or l.ii« k*Mllrh.
33 III* Ii Is the »anir *m ImiIIi «l4r>.
Thf nam l« w t elastic onr.
It mitiint hr rav e lied.
All Ihr atlarhiwrut« are prartlral.
It will IIrhi, Itufllr. Aril, lira 1*1. leather,
t or*l. Hind. I ni k. In fart, da all kind* of
household wing
4# I have li t I experience w.th a nuinhvr «»i
kind* <»i
SLWING MACHINES,
an-l I e*t I have ever n*r-1 I can
rc*'*'in 1 r. ft ii X|M»ri«*ner In It* u-<
ll will t»« Mid. when dralrrd, In Instalments,
nnd on (In own merlin
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE IT.
If ihr midrut .?V* him* tm ihr II"mu id.
mmd .Itmmmtmrtmrrd /hr
IK W T. M /V< I i I N K >MI’ V V
I have «u> h ronfldrn> ti t h. in it it
I shall «tart V I* IS A 31 t I
horn A*- 't an I the a<I tin g tow n .ir.• l
t<» I-- r them
The-r ma hmea wiil 1 *n irCii
holt**- or aho|> where the ii| int *]«••.ir* it. frr.
of e t pan
T. Ji:i.l.|Ml3. Agent.
ft.; W m t#». ft 14. 1 -71
i pncmrnw
iranTDTe
34 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON. MASS.
The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest ‘perfection :n the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure a permanent place
where Families. Invalids, or any pers n could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without tbo use
of poisonous drugs.
Dr. Greene has been Physician f the Insti
tute since ill foundation, now more than
twenty five years. Few men have had *o
large experience in the treatment of .-hn nic
disease*. Dr Greene is in b.s fifty f t h year
anl has devoted his life t t!. s ran- h
profession, an l hi* success, wbelieve witb
out arallel.
Among the diseases t whi-hhc g.v-s
pecial attention may be noticed Can r, r f
ula. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Conaumpti- n. Heart
Disease, Neuralgia. Asthma, N-rv i*n“-«.
Hheumatitxn. Paralysis, Sj ir.x! Pi«*-a I
pepsia Liver Complaint. F«. C j
Faint Stomach. Erysi} a-. V*.. ;.g,
Salt Uh'-um. Canker, Deafness. Kidney D.s
ease*. Seminal Hrakne-*.
Dr Greene s Medical Pamphlet. 1 r p
L*vc of diseases and their pr*i>cr treat: w..l
b« sent free to invalids
Address, n guef.m: M 1»
34 Temple Place. Bo-t .n Mass
August IS. Kl. I e.srlt

a
For Purifying the Blood.
A po-uive cur*- for Dyspepsia, <_ou-tij lutiun.
Indigestion, Htliou* Complaint*, ami &li
lifvi'Pi having their origin in an
impure *tate of the Blood.
SOLD BY ALL DIM Ot.lSI>.
l’rl«‘t*, no Ct-utN.
K..K BALK BY
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AMERICAN VXD FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks l>e>igns
N", 70 State St.p Opposite* Kilby St,,
BOSTON.
VlTKlUn otleuilve practice o! upward* 01
Thirty jean, continue* to «rure I'a’cnt- in
1 the rrilled natr* also in lirrat Britain. V w.ce
and iU»r foreign couatnes. a veal a, Hp# |fl a
lions, A --ignment*. aud all other paper- f->r Pa
tent*. execute.I uu ro*a>D«hle term-, with du
paleh Itcaenn lie* made to determine the validity
and uuhi> of Patent- oi luveuti »n*p and legal
.m l Other advice rendered in all matter- to
the same. Copies ot the cla.m* of any pau-ot
furnished b*. remitting one dollar. A-algnmenl
rt-'orded in Washington.
An Ajcncy in the I nitr-i Male* p >s$ejtes tuf, <n..f
'aridities for Vdatnmy Patent!, *r ascertaining tk<
j priu'tu-at'iiUy of tnrentum*.
'll necessity of a journey to Washington t>■
j procure a Patent aud th« u-uai great delay there
are here saved ti.vrntor*.
TK-TIM* ISI.U.S.
*1 regard Mr. Kddy as »ne of the most capable ami
ewcrviyu. pra< tiliouer- vUi whom 1 have had
official intercourse. <TI.\S. MASON.
Comm.s.*loner* of Patent-.
I have no he-ovatem m assuring inventor- that
they cannot employ a man mire competent >imi
i trust nerthy. am. m*»re capaole of pulling their
i application in a form to -ccur»* for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent office
Kl>MlM> IU.P.K,
Kate Commissioner of Patents.
>lr Lddv ha-made lor ine over TUIICTY ap
plioation- for Patent*, having l>een successful in
I hlni-*-t every ea»i*. i*ue« unrnUtakahle prooi ol
great talent an t ability on hi- part, h ad* me pi
r»*< ominend ail inventor* to apply to him to pro
cure their patent-, as they may be sure ol having
the most faithful aiu-nti .ii tie.r.itr.ol <.n o,,..r
and at very teaaonable charts,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Ja:.. 1 1*71—lyr.
ROCKLAND
STEAM MILLCO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
M XT' A L,
ANI) DEALERS IN
CORN, MEAL, OATS, AND RYE.
MEAI, at Horton Market Price*, anil deliver
KTR^teot11* WHABVES’ wiU-u
X3T All orders promptly attended to.
GEO. MATO, Agent.
July lt<, lifU. 1 year 30. KOCKLA5D, Ml
MIDDLETON S POCKET CORN SBEI.I
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A GREAT MFQICAl uISCOVFRy
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNI A
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rood to please th* taste, called r W.
or*. Rest- rer*. that lead t.. t.ppl.
drunkenness and rum. but are true M-i: a
fr-m tho NatlToIbH'Uand Herb* ul f 1 frr.
from oil Alcoholic 'stimulants. T -r
(.((FAT BLOOD IM’RIFIF.R nnd LIFF.
PRINCIPLE.* prefect U-n -vat. ra
Invigt.rator af tho •y*t*ra. carrying “*7 p*.*“n- u*
matter and restoring tho blood t-> a health r ti i
tern No p*r*«n ran take these It.iters arc- nl .ng U>
direction and remain lung unwell. provided the bones
mm not destroyed by Mineral p..*.>n r other moan*,
and tho vital organs wasted Iw v nd th<- nt
repair
For Inflammatory nnd hrwolr Ubrn^B*
ti*m nnd Loaf. Dyspepsia. or Indigestion.
Illlious. K emit trot nnd Intermittent l>.
trrs, Dlsrnsrs of the Blood. Liver. ’Sidneys
au*l Bladder, the** Bitter* ha* *«m n n
rrsaful **«rh Dlsrnsrs ar> aused Vitiated
Blood,which generall? pr du-•
if the Digest l vo Organs.
DV?*PF.P**I OH 1NDII.OTION
ache. Pain in the ^b' -nl-ters.i --ugh* r ■.r r-■
t host. I»l«xiness S -ur Krurtal f
Had taste n t he >t *uth. H v Att.uk» I*
..f tho Heart. Inflammation f tho l ungs i
region* f the Kidneys, and a hu
vnipiotns arm the offspring --f I>T*
They inv g -rate the sf.-rrarh and mu
V 1 liver and f -wc v whwh ri*n-!- r f
rd etncai-v .r> leans nc the
imisxrtmg new life and v g -r t th-- w. i?*t
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Kheum. Ri -trhes spot*. Pimples i'* .*tr.; ii
i ar^uneles. Ring W rms. ticaid lira I
Plrvstpr.as, Itch. Scurfs. rat ft
H im- rs and lM*ra*csof the <k t f whatev.-r
r nature, are literal r -lug up and carr e.l
system In a sh-.rt time f r t
t Hie Bottle i i sin h tun w .1 I nr. n.
credulous f thetr curst -.v i
n—IM ths Vitiated III -v-l wh. ti.-r. 1 ts
InJfcurUle* bursting thr-etgh bn
Kmpti-.ns .-r mnrrn Ions-
•trueted and *'»gg t*»e r.
tt .S f -ul- and y-wir fee! trigs w 'it*'’
tun si pure an-! t health t:
lull*'
PIN. T P» OR 'I*■*.
system f man? th'-»«» t:uls. ar- *tr
ed and n-l i -r
the circu.ar .»r
guages 1 rig
J W t I.K nt. I*’
l»rugg.sts i.i-i
IJf Sold* ii 1
USE THE HEST.
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hair <v
RE NEWER
Nine V'-irs tie j ui.I■
find no prepnrub'ii f.*r lie h.nr i
ever beet! produced equal t.. 11
gel able il nr re u
and every honest defer will >.n it
give* the Ih At ,ilf i fur! i- n. It j,
stores t.UAY 11.Mlt t its
color, cridienting and pret '.i g
d indruff, curing II AI.I »N
promoting the growth tie
Tin- gr n :in 1 bn-l x h.iir !n i
applic iti uis i- changed t bla k
silky l.wks, and »mv» .ird l.:.:-'
aiwmue am «hap<* t le u tr« r r.
it is the cheapest llAIlt l>U!\>>
IN in the world, and its effects Let
longer, as it excites the glands to
lurtiL-h the nutrgivc principle so
n<H.-<-ssary to the life vf the liair. i'
gives fixe hair that splendid appear
ance Mo murh admired by alt. Bv it*
tonic and stimnlating j r- pcrtics it
prevents the hair from falling ut,
and none need br without Nature',
oniament, a goo<l head of hair. I-
the first real perfected rermsiv v. r
discovered tor curing diseases of tie
hair, and it has never been equalled,
and we assure the thousands who
i have used it, it is kept up to it
original high standard. Our Treatise
ou the Hair mailed free; send for it.
Skjid by -.ill <i%.{ Drnlrr» m
Prior On© Dollar Por Botti©.
R. P. HALL CO., Proprietors.
LABOBATORT, HASHlA, H H.
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McGown Brothers
Have reinovcil their t*» the -lore t<
0< .j.u 1 by H. IS M.W>N, vtlterr Lh>\ huw-
penor facilities tor carrying on th«*
Harness and Trunk Business
in all it- branchc- We ‘■hall keep on t.ir t
Urge ibaik of custom made
Riding and Team Harnes«e?,
Collars, Whip-. hw, at l*a.|- -;mM Ii-.t
irnug Ntraps. Harne-s U. I'nuicr's I' t
\«I«* <»re.i-*\ Ilor-** Bru-hf-, ;rr><
Mane t oruhs, Whip Docket-, A .t
A full line *»t
Buffa.o a’ d Woolen Robes.
Simmer md Winter Blanket- Fly Screens and
E ir Nets.
In our
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may found l.a«i»c- hugfii*- an 1 /in. TtavHn.-g
Trunk-. «ient- Leather »n-‘ Zinc Folio Trunk.
Valiai-a and Railroad Bag*, Ladm- i.
rls an 1 Baskets. Broad- Patent Shaw l
T It A I* at. hr.
13?“ •Hi Tr*n(i bought ml omi Store
mmrkrd FHMCBi OB' ff.IMM
We are Agent* lor l. lay ton*.- Riveted aii t
ine uteri Leather Bolting: an«l Enirine If..-*
Every Bell put in by u- will b*- warranh-d. V\
call the attention Miil owner- to thi- a- by
i liarchanng of u- they ran save time ao<i money
j Be it* sold at Manufa* turer- pnc**«
With faithful workmen and -tint attention to
j business w* h >pe t.» merit a liberal share ol pat
j rouagt.
♦gr -.hop North aid* of Mam street, nearly
opposite H A h Whiting’*.
Me GO WS HliO TI1EHS.
J.VMK> Mm.OWN. CARET* »N Mt’GOWN
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The .undersigned wouM respectfully Call the
tent ion ol ibe public to their stock of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and JEWELRY,
SILVER SILVER
Plated Ware
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FANCY GOODS.
We are Sole Agents, in Ellsworth for the cele
brated Diamond taloao Spectacles and *-V©
€41 nan— We have a great variety of otner kixias
of bPECTACLg*, and EYE GLASSES whien
taken together, make a* large and food an assort
meat as can be found In Eastern Maine
Ladies in w ant ef Shopping or Traveling Bag*
will here And a good assortment.
Old Silver taken in exchange for
1 Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry cleaned and re
paired in ataiibful manner and warranted.
A W. GREELY k