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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-24

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= hs.ss. = - Z - u Ill 81 Ito.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

Sous OF TEMPERANcE.-A Division of the
Sons Of Temperance was instituted in this
town on Monday evening last, by D. G. W.
P. Colby, of Gardiner L. B. Ulmer, was
elected W. p, J. P. Whitmore W. A., j..
b. Osgood RS, W. II. Rice A. r. S., o. L.
Collins, I. S., G. Cunningham T.. A. W.
Clark c., \. Call, A. c., G. Hodgkins, |.
s., j. L. Cook .. s., J. D. Richards, P. w
P, Rev. S. Tcnney Chaplain. This Division
will meet on Tuesday evening Of each week
We learn from our exchanges, and other
sources, that the Order of the Sons of TEN.
perance is rapidly gaining in numbers and
influence, not only in our own, but in othel
States. The number of members and Lady
Visitors is about $4,000, being an increase
within the year, of about 1900. Wherever
the Order has been instituted, and men O.
influence and perseverance taken hold of it
rumsellers have been induced or compelled
to give up their traffic. and many who wcr,
rapidly approaching the drunkard's end
have become active members of the Order
and are laboring to reclaim others. We sin
cerely hope such will be the result of the or
der in this town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23
M A r r I ED.

Ellsworth--l4th inst, by A. NJ. Gldden, Esq
Mr.. Geo. S. Sweet to Miss Hannah d. Thurston
all of 4.
North sede wick-by Rev. G. W. Watts, Rev
Lucius Bradford to Mrs. Lucy D. Nelson, both o
Brooklin.
Bluehill-l4th inst, by Rev. W. II. Kelton
Mr.. Thomas ). osgood to Miss Harriet Ann Pills.
bury, all Of B. Also, 18th inst, by the same, Mr.
Franklin s. Cushing Of b., to Miss Ann Maria
Flood, Of Surry.
Gouldsboro-lsth inst by II. NJ. Soule, Esq
Capt Joseph Decker Of Islesboro, to Mrs. Lydis
NJ Decker, of Il.
Pembroke-l3th by Rev. Thomas D. Howard
Dr. Edward N. Harris os Machias, to Miss Maria
eldest daughter of L. L. Wadsworth. ESQ, of P.
Bangor-Sept. goth, by Rev DR.. Pond, father
OF the bride, assisted by Rev. John Msltby, Geo
Biodgett, Esq, of Bu,ksport, to Miss Mary s
Pond.
Bucksport-Sept 18th, by Rev. Joab Hartman
Mr. John P. lIaney to Miss Ellen NJ. Heath, boil
of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

MARINE DISASTERS Sch. Warrcnton. a,
Salem, of and from Ellsworth. WAS knocked
down and lost part Of deck load OF bark
while lying to in a heavy n. W. g.le, 4tf
inst , Cape Ann w, SO miles
Sch. Corinthan, at Providence ofand from
Bangor. reports, night OF the l4th inst, of
Cashes Ledge during heavy blow, lost
mainsail. foresail, j'b, and part OF deck load
had quarter rail stove. and sustained other
damage.
Sch. Nancy l.. WATSON, Blodget, Of and
from Bucksport for East Cambridge, struck
on Saturday night, supposed on the Hard
inss, but came of and anchored, and soor
after drifted ashore on Long Beach, where
she remains full Of water. Part OF her deck
load of lumber is washing away. 1t is sup.
posed the vessel will not be worth the ex-
pense of getting her off.
Sch. Pennsylvania, of Eden, before report
ed sunk in Black Rock Chanel. was raised
Friday night, and will be brought up t. the
city. Boston Daily Ar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23
The Contest for the Prizes.

We copy the following account Of the
trial OF the engines, from the Boston Journal
received lust evening
RULES OF THE CONTEST.
Each company drafted its own water and
played through 400 feet Of hose.
Each company was allowed ten minutes
to arrange apparatus and play the match.
Each company played one minute. In
case Of bursting hose, another trial WAS
allowed, il within the allotted time.
Each company had the privilege of setting
their engine and arranging their suction hose
before their time commenced.
The playing was horizontal until the time
Of trial, at which time signal was given
from the stand.
n, engine was allowed to contend but once
Tor the Irizes.
Any jumping on hose or other interference
With hose while playing, was considered
sahcisnt cause for ruling out.
The following gentlemen acted as judges
Hon. jacob Y. James. Col. Bradbury 2.
Cillcy, Israel Dow. Esq. Is,ac {. Flanders,
Esq, and Thomas p. Pierce. Esq.
TRIAL FOB pRExirxc.
xhe compasies played In the order in
which they stood in III, procession. cad with
the following result
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23
ORLANp, Sept. 10Th 1859


FRIkNp SAWYER
had the pleasure of lec.urins in this
quiet village upon the subject of Temperance
on the evening Of the sth inst and subse-
quently of organizing division OF the Sons
Of Temperance. 1t odords me a great deal OF
encouragement to find some Of the leadin.
business men Of the town ready to lend their
influence to secure the organization of an
official temperance Society. Among the
most ready to cooperate with NE, found
Charles Hamlin Esq, son OF Senator Ham
lin, young lawyer Of much promise, whose
position will enable him to excite u wild,
influence in favor of sobriety
The following gentlemen were elected
officers for the current quarter. John Buck
W. p, {. Himlin, W. A., n. S Salisbery
r. S, I. Sanders, T., T $. Sanders, c. s.
Aiken,A. c., b. c. SAndars,J, S. C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23
d T ED.

Trenton-l0th inst, Mrs. Sarah A., wife Of
Capt. Wilson Young, aged q years
She was baptized in May of last year, having
experienced religion about year before Lovely
in her character, and exceedingly beloved, she
adorned her christian profession by remarkably
pure, humble gentle and faithful christianlikc
walk, and thus early the Lord has called his own
to himself-CeN.
Also. on the same day Mary HELEN, only
daughter Of the above, aged months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

The FAIR GRouSDs.-The grounds for the
Hancock County FAIR are being put in first
rate order, \ Reservoir has been built to
Accommodate the stock on the ground, and the
engine playing The track for the race
course has been finished and is in good or
der. Everything about the grounds speaks
we'll for the energy and iberality of those
who have had the charge in arranging mat
ters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23
NOTICE..

PURSUANT Ia Resolves of the Legislature. ap.
pr we'd April fourth, in the year Of LORI one
thousand eight hundred aud fifty nine, entitled
"kcsolves to provide for = State Valuation the
Commissioners State Valuation will "hnld .
session at the capitol in Augusta, on thu tenth
day Of October next, foi tho purposes indicate,
in said resolves; and "thc Assessors. or . IN 81
Of them, of each city, town and plantation" IRE
hereby required to appear ersonally with "
transmit To them on said day their several tag
and valuation lists, and of xablc polls Of their
several cities, towns, and plantn tions for the
years eighteen hundred and fifty seven, eighteen
and ifty-eight, and eighteen hundred AID 6tty-
nine, which lists shall be made out and verified
under oath" Reference being had ~ said rssol.
yes, also to an act Of the Legislature approved
April fourth, in the year Of our Lord oas tbsss
sand eight hundred and fifty nine. rutia,s4 49,
Act in relation to the s ate Vsluation."
E.WELIS,
Us. CHADWICK,
W.T. HARTMAN,
d. PIERCE, Cssisssuss.,
J. ERSkINE,
X THO. PSON,
L. q. PHILBROOk,
August, 81, 1853. th34
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The Machias Republican says the Metho-
dist Chapel in that village was packed en-
tirely full to hear the lecture Of Rev. Mr..
Cormiek, on Thursday night last. The Re
publican speaks of the lecturer as'huent and
eloquent and his visit as timely.
The lecture of Miss Ho!lcy is also spoken
of as an admirable presentation of the great
moral ideas Of justice and equal rights
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

The Democratic Standard At Manchester
y. II. insists that Franklin Pierce is q can
didate for re-nola nation. notwithstanding
his declarations TO the contrary. SO 1t is
also said of Buchanan. What uhtrutkful
men, these leaders Of the democracy are
If their own papers can't believe them.
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CoRREcrIoS.-Writing somewhat in haste,
we said in paragraph in our last issue, that
there we're eight representatives in this coun-
ty. and enumerated them. The fact is, there
are nine districts, and eight republican rep.
resentatives, and one democrat. We left
out the franklin district, which elected that
substantial republican, j. C. r. West Esq
of franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

West Washington County Fair, will hold
its Exhibition and Fair near Gowen Wilson 3
in Columbia, the Goth inst. LIT us suggest
to our Society to send a delegation to this
Fair.
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GRIMM Il pnin Killer.

The world is astonshcd the wonderful perform
ed by the Crap and Pain Killer, prepared by CuKrIs
PERKfSs Its equal has been known for removing
pain in all cases for tina Of Spinal Complaints,
Cramp in the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its
FORMS Bilious Cole, Burns, Sore Throat and Gravel l.
decidedly the best remedy in the world Evidence of the
most cures performed b. ay medicine, circulars
q the hands Of Agents. fOlf
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Mrs, Cunningham, Of Bond street notorie-
ty, has taking up her residence,a hired house
in Sixteenth street. New York. in close p-ox
unity to the palatlal residence of Mr. Bryant.
the editor of the New York Post She does
this in revenge for some 'eanartls which the
Post published about her last winter. Mr.
Bryant has been endeavorinS to get rid OF
his unpleasant neighbor. but thus far with
out success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-23

AMERICAN MACHINERY IN AUsrRALtA.-
Messrs Hoe Co, of New York, have re-
Gently manufactured and shipped six
cylinder press for the Sydney Herald, Aus
tralia.
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$40 Reward.

LOST. in Ellsworth Village on the read r. NJ
Ellsworth to Hancock on Wednesday the ) l.i uit.
CALF SKIN POCKET BOOK, contmining 81
in bank bills, and two notes Of $50 each. These
notes, against Fra kiln Xix, OF Roskland, Me-,
have had payment stopped on thcm and the pub
lie are cautioned against purchasing them.
The ab, We reward will be paid ~ the finder, up.
on his returning it to the American Office. or to
CHARLES II. GUY.
Hancock, Sept. 5th 1859. 2ms3
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~ The report on the street yesterday tina,
tie bowsprit Of the Great Eastern had passed
s'guiH. and chat the stern would be alon.
this morning. ~as Doubtless premature.
Bath Times
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n q T 4 e e

The stockholders of the Bucksport Bank are
hereby notified that the annual meeting for the
choice of Directors and the transaction of BUSH
ness that may legally come before them, will be
held at their Banking room. on Monday, the Sd
day Of October seIt, at three o'coch p. NJ.
E. SWAZEY, Cashier.
Bncksrort, Sept. 18th, 1859, thSt
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After the most deliberate reflection we
have made UP our minds that this was not
the year in which we were to fog the Re-
publicans out of their boots.-Bath Times.
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Third prize. $l50-Cataract No. 2, Clin-
ton, Mass.
Fourth prize, $lOO-Jacob Webster, No.
2, North Rea1ing, Mass.
Fifth prize, $50-Gaspoe, No. 2, Provi-
dence, RI.
Sixth prize, hose washer valued at SIS
fremont, No. IL, Boston.
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NOTICE.

TIME Stockholders of the ELLSWORTH BANk
i are hereby notified that the annual meeting
for the choice Of Directors and the transaction o
any other business that may came before them
will be hold at their Banking Room in Ellsworth
on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF October next, a
2 o'clock p. NJ.
J. II. CHAMBERLAIN. Cashier.
ELLSWORTH, Sept. 81, 1859. 3va5
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

By virtue ola license from the Court OF Probate fer thu
County Hancock, shall sell the premises, the If
teenh day Of October next at O'Clock p NJ. so much
the Real Estate Of Thomas Coggns late Of Ruehll, de-
ceased situated in the northern part Of said Bueh, aud
being the belonging to said estate will produce
the sum of hundred and nifty dollars, for the payment
Of debts and Incidental charges.
+33 ISAAC s. OSGOOD, Administrator.