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and fertile intervale, from to 5 miles !

and fertile intervale, from 8 to 5 miles
wide. held in possession by the French.
and secured to them under the Treaty.
These settlers are the descendants Of
the old Acadians. who at the time of the
"Fronch and Indian war fed from
Nova Scotia UP the St Johns, to Chata-
quay Cats Conner ut which place the
main river makes almos, north west
RICH, angle; aad here taey have re-
manned with few exceptions, without
Improvement, down 10 the 4th genera
ton. Their houses those in fashion,
are square. with "scooped" roofs, the
lower end Of the rafter being turned up
like sled nose with three chimneys,
one Of brick or stone. perhaps. the Other
two Of wood. The inside is by a single
partition divided into two large. airy
rooms in the centre OF the house is a
large stove 1 feet hi h aud ) fee, long.
StNtS ot IiNIhg ooEIei nam, ouNA"utd'
and GA; meal mixed bread for break
fast. GA, neal and buekwhea; bread.
ham boiled, for dinner; ditto, for sup
per; so much for the upper tens -
The houses or huts Of the ionsr Items,
are very small, How they manage 70
stow away the family a, night is puzzle
10 me, unless they pile up quadruplc. or
iastcn the old droncs to the rid ,e-pole
and gather on like swarm of bees
They all use outdoor oellsrs none under
their houses The cooking is dcue out
of-doors They usc the ,ame old wood
en plough. brought over BY the Pilgrim
Fathers, wooden ,oo,hei harrows bog
I'm" cart waeels. AMI otaet antediiqvian
fixtures 10 numerous too men,iou. Their
productions arr back-vhea,. oats, PORK
and children.
In politics they still tain the names
Of VIII, OF Democrat, and vote for him,
who will x, the !arses. "toal appro-
pria;ions. rrrr.
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arrives Friday, Thursday, & SATURDAY.
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IFor the Ellsworth American
ENIGMA.

am composed of II letters.
My |. .. 3, is part of house.
Ny II, Il, IL, is public house.
Nv Il, &, :, &, ., 10. IL, IL, l3, II, Is, ls
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My whole is the name ola newspaper.
Bully BrrroN.
LIZ Answer next week.
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The Natiosa' lste!ligsneer, the GEN.
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we're Waiss ssys No enc sincerely
attached = the principles Of Clay and
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;he principles Of ,hc demo, rate party.
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"a: 10 democrat Of the Jstferson,an
SeAoo! '-caa eaas.ste1;ly subscribe to The
pgiae. pes a sae modern democratic par
y
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To Mathematical! Problem
5aa1.& 20 miles.

52s} 2-3 miles.
OPENING AND REMOVAL ANoUNcy.
MESr.-The great sewing machine inver.
tors and manufacturers, !. NJ. Singer (
Co, will on Thursday. July I'd open
their pew marble building on the corner
OF Broadway and Grand Street. for in
spection and business This establish.
rnent is the largest Of the kind IN thu
world and equals in .plcndor OF fitting
up, any business house on the continent
Our oi;izenswili find i, OF interest TO WIS.,.
aud to a stranger visiting the Civ at
fractions. None should fan 10 70 there
bef.re leaving New York, wha have tho
leas; curiosity TO know how sewing ma.
chimes are operated. and wha; can Ir
earned by them The firms announce.
ment viii be found in cur paper Brook.
Ign Dgiiy INKS,
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ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.

--T4s FamtA in ERsicorth, was ob,
served in various ways and with about
as much OF sca :, FRYE and easy iddepca-
dsaes, as Il eeet was observed. The
Fire Companies failed in their projected
celebration. and large numbers went to
Bangor Capt VIM. Ii, Black few
days before the 4th purchased the Ex-
tinsuisher. small engine, long an inhab-
OF our town. and presented i, to tho lads,
of the village. who with zeal aud energy
anitormed themselves and commenced
drilling preparatory to \ tarn out on the
tth. Their appearance was highly credit
able. and their ranks wcro full. marching
with order and precision The mast
was also by those of their age. A,nnon
they pattook Of collation. furnished
them by few public spirited ladies Of
the village
Al Beach Land. two or three miles
"N''' "AN ''i'"NF 'aVsN was d" i4S>Hie IN i
very nae grave. gotten up with much
taste aud skill. Some good musie. with
remarks from a number Of speaSers sery.
e'' to make the time pass pleasantly,
In the evening there was an unusual
display, tcr GUY village, OF drc works
The Ladies. as n practical illustration
OF what they could do il all their rights
"ere guaranteed - them. and the men
would acSnaw,e.ise these rights isaiies-
aAe. ~; ap a Rail a, Wh,;ins's Hall on
FRIDAY evening. psyiaS all the bills fay
music, collation.. hall, a., e., anl 20,
+ htsts invited the seatlemea 70 attend -
We tAo9Sht th>r we're more gentlemen
pss>ea, ,aaa there waald have 5cea had
they started the agns ana jasi;ei the
esAer sex. Waite PASS TX, let US SAY
that while var ea;erpsisins tait ones, are
ass rrm'>s IA planning halls, pen =
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Orwesa.ed B.asra-Eaeh success.
s:se day brings nsv evidence Of its etHca.
ey. until its psesea; position is thu enyi
able one OF being far in advance of all
Preparations ever offered for the cur.
q Dyspepsia AID Asthma.
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Iror The Amefiean.l
A Trip through TIE hroostook


I'm the middle. start "t one end
away aoWa to n"nSofs we i'it that
city the last oil May taxing the cans Tor
Ola Town, the name o. when, from time
immemofiaI' has sounded Mite In.
dance, yet | saw but TWO ">ons OF the
Forest and they were planting potatoes
less Ike white 'n'ss' steamer all
fired MP, was !" waiting to convey us to
f'sSaaamSeaI' 20 m'+eS up the r''ef'--
A'moStevtry arm OF the zen e''co'' has
the WORT keaS The iAd'sa ''f "''sF'
STUCK GA 10 Us name, \ h''l aosNe
f"sSstamNt'E' Is " 'a"f M carry of
That is there are H'laS OF ta'is wa'eA are
'mpaSNioie' ana the L"mh2'men naa to
carry their boats and supplies rourd
Tie saefe Out no" they nave simple
ta'l'ead' Win Wooden track anu
horse.aeSh 'ocom'lve, sped Il miles
per hour NJ The upper depot, was the
Sam Houston. with steam up impa'ien'iy
waiting, to tug us 10 Na'iam amAeag, so
mites more,
H>Fe, We enter the land Of Lumber
men and r,a.sh;r,s Bu,l.vbe,, AMI
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v~rhe..fea,.h In isssot was observed
by the aring IT national salute, II
parade ef fira eeap.wtes AMI a eanle.t
issseeo the sovessi Flee Companies Tor
si|,.s trumpet, A lssse number 9,
a,eerle from tho ae,ghhasng tawns wose
~ the city h wtne.s the celebration
brig ten Jehn l., hads,,en acted
.s oh,si Marshal Tbs p,,e.ssiea con,
s,sted u mounted fraeh,asn. IL untiorn.
Opt, u Aa,ii.Ws tho Qrst,an Guards
Capt o,owley ths n,ewer A,ille,,
Capt, aweet, bangor ldght iNt,nty,
aete, Lieut. II ua,tl,tt tasie In.
s'ae ta Nv. ! "the iaslots iuNe-
nile Eoaios Ga \, NJ, iowpt. Fore
Mss Meta, kas,as Co, No /, OF II eu.
dali. Nils Mases. feteman. Wasto,e
vie tesiee Go. NJ /, las II pu,m
nae''i. Foreman aud nlsIge NJ, /, AMI
lspelata' NJ !, NJ, Weelmas, fase
man VI ndtewn,
The haoAape Haas nant and another
f,e@ heedall'. Mil. soerltci the music,
Amer meioaiag shnAUsh the rsine,ra!
streets, the se,e,el eempaaies With sewer
81 Invited guests, all ~ the number vt
about 500, sat dawn to = haant,ial tN,i.
ten a, Neremhssa Hall, ua,le tho d,
esttee OF e,sle ~, NJ, ! The e,lla
ttea W.. felieMel by ss,eis, taasta snl
srsseae., Chief Marshal ueA.,len ete.,
a.as
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Required two numbers, such that their
sum, product, and difference of squares, shall
all I've equal,
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Marcy, iata SECRETARY dt Stato, ~ an
nouneed as having occurred at Rail- ton,
\, Y, on Saturday last Mr. Marcy :
death was sudden, he being about the
house in the morning At noon he was
eatpss, The cause Of his death j. not
given,
The ISaeetier OF the 9Th says the alb
scnee Of any aceoun, Of the cause Of his
death being given, leads Ia suspicious
that It was by his own htnl 1t docs
not seem possible that one ordinarily
~ cool and well balanced, would have
eemnltted such deed The death of
this distinguished man is alluded 10 IN
ttt'as terms by the press all CT the
eaantry, The Bastoa Ifarsiier saws,
"he ia the only man who come on, oi the
ti,ree government with additional rcru.
at'on The res, did aet lose reputation
because they hai none ~ lose" 1t
NIGH, have aided that Msfey's knewn
ABILITY aud ,atoststy WAS all that made
the equally we'll Anown want Of Integrity
NJ t,eroe, Cashlay aaa na,ls Al all sup.
portable Ala,tnS u what We are in
lehtel t. Mr.. Navy. aarias Pieces al
m,n.s,yat,ea, The Nsssiisr remarks -
That eat eemmercr is not extinct, that
t oar sca.eaast - NOT raNaSs~i, that iorriea
soldiers are notion the sail q, the rcnnA,
he, that eat cites are net ii eeastaa, dan,
ser If se,as hamNslHd, that We are NJ,
spending three ~ four millions a week
"a wat~e tAaa useless war, il all owing
~ 'hc determination, the Sea~>, aNa the
seers', 81 William l. Many, ~ maa
viii deserve asro haaerAhl> place in
N"'reSa history and that eenienpN,a
rtes thoroughly appreciated his >.vNsec>,
f Mas mAde II speeay through the AlnN>;
say'v's.l reSre, ;As, Ms y pressed whoa
II wAs a>S>4tasnei tia; President Ra.
tAansa ,h3 ~, meaa IL retain hiA IN
he State heI~y,mte,
SVa IA Ma>>st ha>e',S, ana eaaea;l<i
IN khaae l>tsal. Mr. Mssv, MAS ems a
sae eaAey dist Gas>Aea mea wANn New
A,Slsaa has SEA; N otAer parts ii the
rvs,Ahg}t, aaj N wAea she Viii ever h,
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tF Answer next week
Answer

Answer
To ld,f ,eees's Enigma
NEw HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT
Answered By Abby I.ongfeilow, Sc.
phia Jordan aud Loriny Beckwi,h Of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New York l. Erie Rail Road.
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DUr YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To sEa
- YORK, E,s8ou. PhiiaA~lphis AID New EtA .rt.si
tttic- ta this repie
80 fw~nty Tvs" miles de- a'ffr SAVED
So rhr,.ash IL NV ort = tlaut ehan...
80 fhe eay route 10 New ioFk 'Hy hattE4 Nid4
snd spacious sAiss,I . 49,
TAis i.iae ext.8da - D0hhirk Istfs5aaHd Maya
ft.i- with unbrnk"n N tde .aaxe .y,.Hpr,i3zs. s
puakitk directly s.th all Trans n4in Ti.Set4uE
ti8ciuna'l and chicago ia the LAKE >hute Railroad
T. BHffaia, VIA the liuas4u New orb tltN lsa
Road. making direct connections with hi8 Ntrampl
81 Lake Erie from Cleveland Ioeia aud nttrn1
alsa @ltU tbs Basia and iake Huron Eaitway fsuts
bctroit asa Chicago
T. ssafa kaii-. sin saaandalgna and Niagat
fHEa% lsAt EHs3. g4aktuE direct connections watt
Trains ~ The ur.N Western RaiINa, from ltetre
Ard tbteaga tha- aanrdng tho ttat"atuR pn'ale ~
riyal.a facliitiss
ae iis.taH Passengers ca. stnn tu N.w York ,'tts
any length ct n", ard resume their aUtU.A p,,a
sure without extra charge
80 Thr,ugh Iicks,s fnS saie - ~ tile pitatipa
We.iern i.sii Eaaa,i nriee-
81 avs d. i4sy a. ~ say utarf f4ufr
HOMER iN-pEl
n y SMITH .3ra3 A.rwt. Ffr4I
NIidANlk Cleveland - Ma 18th. ISL
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tux skckET INFiRMIriEs OF
YOUTH AND RuTY.
Jasi Published, gratis, the twenty dnh Thousand.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
n treatment without Medicine, of sr~fmasorrLea
Local Weakness, Nacturnal Emissions Dental
and ksSvoas Debility, Premature decay IT the So.
tern, Impossney, aud lmpsdimsn,s TO Marriage gene.
rally
~ y. DE LANEY, u. y.
The important fac, that hhc many alarming com.
paints originating IN the prudence and solitude Of
youth, may be easily removed without Medicine 10
In this email trset clearly demonstrated and the en-
trsiy aud highly successful treatment ~ adopt.
I'd by the Author, fully explained, by Of which
every one 10 enabled himself perfectly and ii
tbs least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ed
vertsscd n0siSums OF the day.
Sent 10 any address Cratic sn post free In seoled
snvelops, 81 sesiina tpnsf pal) postage stanps
g pr Oh I-ANEY. II LisPenard stssst, New
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tNEADo GROCERIES,!
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW kEcEIv


The Old Pioneer Bakery still aheadl
TIL. SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
made sNielslve prs pafaiiops Tor the manufacture
81 Bait.t Sugar E,.toa. soda fic Nj. " alter ans
Oyster Cr.rksr-, Ttoi Bread, Ae sc together witt
= COED assoftmras ~ Inaf Bread, Cake. and Ru.I.
have slso passha-.i the Paisli k.sLi lot 81 u,
ssuntt " fi# tnaAuiasiaIs al srnm q rsuIa
PATENT LOAF BkEAD,
made ~ MashiHsrS The advantage tl.iu.e.i i.l
thus ir"ssss Il making Bread, these the Rrsa.i
IS n."fe uniform ln quality .nd handsome IN appear
ane" i = much @hli'r AID i..oIe even u keeps ueh
ansst without becoming siar, ay.i 10 many psrson-
= hot oi ti"isbse When week old IL cuts as hand
.sne a. iha hls- Isrnsh rv. IL g,~- farther ats. /.
rsadift introduced stie tsu.e- Who have used
hAksi- hIsad LslaIr ! shall rontinue to run n
hrsaa Wagon ~ hetsioior. liz offering the nh..r
sftlsls- term. which ea.noi fail To give ~nite
sstistss'laa h"p- to hr ahis supply all Who nsA,
fas"t Inc with their patronage Thankful l,t ta.l
iaA1T- hsApe - tasrit dnntlnuAice .f the same
Ai"td"r- frosa The country promptly attended To-
DANIEL. AUakk
ffeassf Bakery Front street, s4aaic sbsse
HaTfues Pretty man sisssn Mill.
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DENTON HOUSE.

DENJAMIN DENTON, PROPRIETOR
ID formerly 1t ashleersle, y
HI. liusass aHa fafuifrrr rai,r.ly aud the
Iiaus. j. situated oh the corner ~ Iiita aui Iowa
street. pheasant part - tie city aud "s three
suAts- nfsaa thu itelsH aHd ~ guaranteed 81 bot
nv. be.t F q, Ia 4. asAi House there IL III th.
piaes Iratsier- Wishing ta-iap 81 i,asenpoft MI
hnA al the llvhtoi Huuss all The gnlttt~ 81 svs~
h,4ac eatnttfrtuR elsan rasm- elsss tesi. g,sj al
tendance, MhI ehesstel e1mf9satse With every tea
sugahe f'eaista
.hsrRt~ - sssEsasta aud ~ hninhs9
g.srl HEM DENTON