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M4CHAtYBE1ArGG SPRINGS

THE subscriber having purchased these epnnn
desirss to inform the p1hlie that - Aas mads a.
tsnsivs siteratiYn, ana tl1sifs q TIE bsiidiae
3: ssS e 81 g &c. sss %ss IVA ~a r sRii9sSs }t2Ss' ~
2 TIE Springs are situated on the vestern al
Auguses, Va, ID milSs eeuthssat Of halYiscsnn
6niieo southeast d WyeY's Cave, saa y ns
southeast Of Wa,nesboroush. From the hns
plaoo. Ders0ne travelling on the Virsinia Cents
Railroad VIII fnd . rssdy convsyanos sotAs
Springs.
The proprietor will give lAs D~srsonal sttsntoas
Dlisd viii ~ b56e II n~eiektsskood vail a6ord.
10 Female COpDlAlptg and General Debility, y
Wasse j. highly Seae6Sal. I'D come rsnHsss
O. AddTsss, NJk9INIAH PETERFlSH
New Hooe, Aususta County, W.
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~ 70 *3uo &SoCtoHo N Go00Ct
> Two Important medical associations have
bssa lately held in this country-the Conven.
ton Of the Medical Association OF. the United
States. At New Haven, q the National Ho-
nsopathieO Convention, in Philadelphia. These
two bodies, embracing the beat educated and
most experienced physicians Of the country.
have been in session several days, and both
adjourned on the TN inst, sitter highly In.
atructtvs And, agreeable seasons Of business
social tptasoonEse. b. sw saasN. g. SITE
A very remarkable address was reeeutlv de.
'nversd befere the Massachusetts Medical 30.
cts,y by III. O. ". HoLAxs. who Il more zen.
esally known 70 the pablic - an author and
Poet tAaaa physieiaa. DR.. HoLnss did nor
hesitate to declare II his address that m.nkina
had heen drueged TO death, and il he did not
adviss tAs pablic to east physlc to the does. he
rscomnsudsd that IL should all BE- thrown
Into the sea. though the Consequences to the
ashes would b lAmsatahls. Alter . Ions di..
cussion o. ~ proprtsty Of Publishing the I'd.
Assss, 1t Wa decided By q majority Of aine to
give II 70 the pnbltc, but with . notincation
On ths nrst pAge that the Soctety WAS not rA
aronsibae for the ssntisnents 1t contained. ksesa
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0ug-eotAbiished WAlnA..
May Ssx. 72c1 jnpovt.st srrsnssns1s a:.s
boeq Wo6o oinoe tie Last seaqou in thfe isIesS
~SAblfGk01At, Aad % e66fts viii b spared 70 M"
ss ssssss % ifPFs31A3fsu MORTON. pr.sd.,..
j. uuMrAHEYe, 0enesnl 9upefinten1eny' u,v.
C~QfTQsoon4eats vil Rlease .ddrscs Y H..
PHHEY6, 61DSnnt0pdenf Whlts Salvhsr Slsi3s"
0teenbrleI eos1ty. Ya. . s-sooo...
AM@v..ns'IE;..... .:a ..sS q .,:.s ~ ::s1:::;
"; liz the moantsiss Of visx,sea III ~
sy1600T aoe0mnodaaiqnss q the M 4. vf.
Houso, \ Rtioe west Of Lynchbufs, on '' '"
elAiA md Teuneases Raiireed In,
III. vlDl0s e~Oatai.s soesti 4, sa.:Sa as,;S ,s,sss
n M ~ Hcsllks. heantifal nd p cssSesss
poaniyy, sed v31hia nv hoa,s' roe = M,, vsc 90"
blAteA Peers Of Ottss md the Nesnrss Dt ,s,y IN.
0inorel Wsaoss oan b had DAHL. ~ w ~
ll1e ox1sass, Foa u AllsgAasy' vhHe ss'''
al Al.H e'si.ss. .,a.,..
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A..X VARIETY
YgDnngs, situated in the eoensy q A.s?t
{s3.s sises vSst 81 StsaStoa. viii b open hf y
yecoption Of yaike!p On the Ut IL JUNE ss1s.
Boa!d-AkveN DOLLARS ger vssk. -.
cons w fa@iliss Sss;s;ns to atssnd 10 sInse
Persons desirlnG iAIosmstiOp in relation to y
eharacS4r Of. tk6Ss waters, alreaAy' bscons e.
1890 S5sssS g, 81 sassS S:s,; gin !uS Siss1s: !" !. I rsse a.
r. o. Imy 1-iSSlnJ G. W. BURAUe 1 20. :
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y, l;' = s9. 1,lI !. n ..a. ? :: = 81 !.3 !.. y.
vhep tne Daoprietor J.iN be Hseps 10 TO-: ~ y !aa
~. !lsnSesveo 1ag .vjshto sujol SAIrT sg&Ild
~a9al3Sss "a 4 sua e ahs ssasesss. i.
Always 10 readiness "a ontrihuts IL A. sn..sxN,
OF guests. n. q. "A bOs1oSmeat
l. jo&-lms 4 ASs EfOosetof.
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THE LATEST. PgBLICAIll:NY.
i Just received BY GEORGE l.. HIDGOOD.
MARGARET. MoNcRIEFrE. the fi1st Low: Of
Aaron Burr . romance of the Revolution
A s5 FIJI sr; Ts9xL Rr'os Z; s *. :...o, ~ .r,
THE .GEsT INDIES AND THE SPANISH
MAIN. By Anthony Trollope. author Of Dr..
IhosTssss; re Bs,t,ms, 90; q.
Dr.. SMITHS sM ALL h HTbTORYO Of
Hlsr6fk1fS 6Fi GSNsuls KAHN. By Jacob Alb
pys S2Ifl IS; SERMONS. ,oo. ]. ,s-s
SERVANTS FOR HIRHA eALH
TON ntkE-For the balance ri the year, q
WOMAN accnsecuned 70 COOKING, WASH
: jel3-ts ~ 3 .4r 4. CAUTHORN.
Ton MIRE..A NIT NBRBE.-A stfo1E and
= healthy UOl0red GI by the mouth. Or fr the
balance ofthe year. Address Box leA Richmond.
10 list ~ "
E04 1ALE FRIvATElY-A likely yoan9
jee-s kxGLAND 4 BRO.
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80 rTRH rsrYERsERIoR ORANGE COUNTY
tubs priHe BUTTER.
d 6o5ss 1Epslsh Dairy and Pine Appls
10 ygi .:. s cur Tgssd''. and otter brands.
Thin BreestA, Shoulders. and Rides BACON.
nistsd and Co4se SUGARS ~
10 halt chest9 ffesh Black and Green TEAS
.j LOM1ON PORTEA SCOTCH ALE, CLAIR
66Ltp SYEH wHiskEY,s BRANDY .ad
Of the purest and best brands, sIwsys On hand.
and for sale. vhOlesale and .etail, by -
& .lI4 ]. 3. ROBERTSON. next to corner
j. ls-st l Franklin And 6ovsTnot streets.
A RAAK CHANCE From nqWu until ths 1t
"A o. Atsusts vii Close out my large and d III
Iakle took of GOODS at = smell sasaoce on coef.
BEREGE ANGLAI6 and LAYKLLA8,s al CO.
Bsrsss ard I'll styles Of NANTES, for Ladies
Laiiss' BoNNErs, At 30. ,soc.. zse. and 81
RoNNET EB9ONe. from n. . yard upwards.
HAlR NKTH. Of al kihds. yefy ehoep. y
Rich atyle FIenqh FLOWERS, 9UCHES snA
STRAW TRIM MING6. = -
GRAPHS, Of ell oolnrs childrea's J LATS. =
Me!ceilIea CApE6. for childven, 1t half pYioe.
, All H. uesd Of bargains. will sfadv their interest
etess oIen till half-Dast 7ia The ~evsnings
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~: , fs:st.i ~ Z ::; 81; g 81; ,%;lts;: II: =. . \ \.
moet d:lish,ful lleoes y the mountains Of VII.
sinis. $780, e toe e As nas aIds:. g A.
will always fad . eo4yeyeaos % tk0A Oua1ia To.
u is best e vrits . few days beige R4s4; ..
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LOT PAPERS. in : Morocoo Case. 1sfksd
s.Chas. ". Alton, corner Of Grace and tK sts."
.bsy. =; r.vc o. NJ Am y g ..;s sqf "a e sas cSS n Tss
q sistr shop. eors'r Of er.Ss 1Ps g g, !.
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~A8ClND 0RENlN90 EN-
SUMNER FASHIONS. a.Ae W.
tween I'D And 18th ets., informs her Qustomsrs and
The ladies IN gsnefal, thaa.he = ready p shov her
.. TIE sfaoss will % sold cheap.
8ONNETS and FLATS altered and heeched.
Esis. e vho'sfsl;; hsxiqs bossps A !ss{s s.Sctfo'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
SPOKEN,

Feb IS. lat Sc II ;. lon CO "a. ship Ferries,
Ring, from Boston Dec - for Valparaiso.
April :, lat -, lon -, bark Storm hing, Of
and from Salem FOR ZANZIBAR.
April To- lat -, Ion y, .hiP Daniel Webster
from y FORK tor London,
April -, N Waterford. ship Congress, Hasar
from Liverpeal ior Boston.
April l., 81 OH Head OF kinsaie. ship Matilda
from f.tserFo.i iar York.
April -. lat n, Ion stSo, ship II Lunt
Moore from orlrau. Tor Liverpool
tpfil -, lat =, lon - q, bti, Hancock, fu
Portland fsr 6aba,
Mltch 4! lat s. Ion 80 ". brig Aroostook
from Hamburg f,r Nontesideo.
No latc. of Cape Horn, ship Gr,nite. Niehlason
from y \ ork My i Tor Acapulco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
JOSEPH THORN, and 20 others.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commissioner,
April Term, A. b. ls60.
Upon the fore going petition, 1t is considered by
tao Commissioners, that the petitioners re-
sponshe and that they ought To be heard touch
the matter set forth in their petition and there
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet at
David Rabertsons, in sullivan, on Tue sday
the 10Th lay of June next, at och ok in the
forenoon aud thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in sand petition. immediately after
which view hearn. of the par tics an witness
80 will be had at some convenient place in the
vicinity, and such other measures taken in the
premises a the Commissioners shall jud &c proper.
And it il further
URDEREp-That the notice OF the time, place
and purpose Of the Commis sioners' meeting aforc
said, be given To all persons an corporations in
terestcd by serving anattcsted copy of the petition
and thi, order thereon upon the clerk OF the town
of sullivan, and by posting up attcStcd copies as
aforesaid in three public places in said town thr-
" DAYS least before the time appointed for said
view, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, a newspaper Published III Ellsworth,
in the County OF Hancock, the first publication to
be thirty DAYS at least before the time of said
view that all persons and corporations interested
NAV attend ami be heard if they think fit.
Attest. PARKER W, PERRY, Clerk.
true copy otthe petition and order thereon.
- Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

EII,worth-,hs Il int. Mrs Almira l.. Peck
wifi. of C. q Peek Mr.. Peck wa, a most esti-
m,bIe woman and behaved by all who knew her.
She wa. born IN Cylraiuc, Mas, Jan. 9Th ls22-
aged - years
ellsworth 18th ult Mrs. Emma, wife Of John
r Haskell. aged about 30 years.
years
waltbam-Apr,l 29th, Olive Jane, wife of Mr.
George Cook. aged 50 years.
KiTkiand. Lake Co, Chio--Mareh so, Doctor
VIM. Whitley, aged about 81 year,.
Penotseot-ieth ult Mr. Addison Wefdwelh
aged Al wears 18th Mrs. Ie,viuis Bridges, aged
as wears lsth Miss Eliza Dunbar, aged - yrs.
Bansor-Apeil Esd, Mr.. Charles o, Record,
aged a. ycsrs and months.
Kenduskcas-lsth ult., Mr.. Isaiah Fisk, aged
20 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

To the Honorable County Commissioners wth!n and for
for the Cou ~ u Hancock:
IlE undcrs gncd citizens and legal voters Of Bucks
port, in said county, respectfully represent that
town road and public way extending from the county road
leading by the houses of William Quimby and Reuben
Rider in said Bucksport to land of Aqulla T. Atwood to
yits-BeginninH Reuben Riders north line, tr
house Of said Quimby thence said Riders north line
castery Range line between the fifth and sixth
Ranges thence said Range line to land Of said Aqua
T. Atwood is much needed and would be Of great public
convenience and utility that the seiecmen Of said Bucks
port have within now last passed. laid out town
public road way, said premises and made Re
port thereof to the town-that the said town. at legal
meeting tuy notified and called for that purpose,
among others within year last passed, to wit -
the fifth day Of March, A D. 1850, did unreasonably
refuse accept said road public laid out by said
.sectmen, hut rejected the public road way
and accepted it and fora private way" which tn,
undersigned it authorized To do. Wherefore
your petitioners pray that your Honors would examine
and view said premises, such time may be conyen
lent and lay establish accept said road way and
thereon and your proceedngsto be and
by the town clerk as by law required, &c.
AQUILLA 7. ATWOOD and 50 others.
Bucksport March Il, 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within ADD for
tbs county Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday Of
April, A y. 1850
- VI. HtNCKLEY. Administrator of the estate Of
-. Julia A. Smith, late Of Blnehi. In said county,
sed having presented his hrst account Of admins
tration upon said deceased's estate for probate
Ordsrsd-Tha the said Administrator give notice IN all
persons sed BY causing copy OF this order to be
publ shed three successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean printed Ellsworth, that they may appear Pro-
bate Court e be held Buehin. in said County the
first Tuesday Of July next, at ten OF the clock in
tlt frenoon and shew cause any they have, why the
same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eopy-Attest -
Is A. A, BARTLETT, Register,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock on tho fourth
Wednesday of April, A. d. 1850:
I'm the petition of Isaac S. Osgood, Guardian
~ of Ruth Cabbage, non c9n,pos mentis, of Blue
hill, in said county, to grant to the said Guardian
license to Sc | certain real estate Of sud Ruth
Candage, situated in said BIuehlll
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
thereof to all persons intererted, by causing copy
of this order 80 be published three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American printed at Ellis
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
to BIO held at Bluchill, in said County, on the
first Tuesday of July next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
Parker TUCK, Judge,
true copy--Attost,
10 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the fourth
Wednesday Of April. A. ID. ls6'.
MARY ). HIGGINS, widow of David Higgins,
vi late of lien deceased, having made ap
plication to me for an allowance out of the PEE
sonal estate of said deceased, also to have Com
mssioners appointed to set out her dover IN said
estate:
Ordsred-That the said Mary 5. Higgins give
notice thereof TO all persons interested, by
causing copy ofthis order to be published three
weeks successively in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth in said coun-
ty, on the third Wednesday Of June next at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon and show cause, If any
they have, why an allowance should not be made
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

Ellsworth FAil--Aptil ?9th, by {. p. Jordan,
R-1., Mr. David A. Pa,tcn to MIR. Elizabeth
Hoop-t
salliran--e2d ult., by Ambrose Simpson, Ed,
Mr.. Amatiah tiurdou to Miss Sarah j. Badger,
both VI ;.
bangor 10th ult., by Rev, Mr. Harrington. Mr..
EIbridse Mo.hicr, printer. To Miss Anna smith,
both Of Bangor.
Norridgcwock-April 30th, by Rev. Mr. Tap
pan, Mr.. j. ". Hathaway. Jr., Of Bangor. to
Miss Jane Tenney, daughter OF Judge Ienney Of
NoIfidswock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
nloriuc Journal.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH
CLEARED.
Thursday &C.
schrs. Belle Holt, Boston.
Industry, Smith. Trenton,
ARRIVED.
Warrington, Romer, Boston.
Mill CroeK. ilerrick, Do.
Panama, Tate, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Friday. q.
Susan Friend. Friend
Henrietta, Higgins, Trenton.
Wave, Curtis, surry
CLEARED,
Dolphin, Lord,
Agnes, rreworgy, Boston.
81 Adelaide, Clark.
Saturday, IS.
vandalia, Wood, Salem.
Olive Branch, Young, Boston.
Forest Wood, Salem.
Georgia. Alley, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Palatiae. Libby, Belfast.
Hannah A abigail Cook, Be ston,
i" Superior, Muroh.
Diamond, Stanley, fremont.
sunday, ~
Tarauin, Hcrriek. Salem.
a. Elizabeth, Remiek, Boston.
Monday, ~
Il. T.. Warning, Moon, salem.
CLEARED,
Tuesday, May l.
+" Panama Tate, Boston,
diamond, Stanley, fremont
Wednesday, .
Olive Branch Young, Boston.
" Credit, Fullerton, Calais.
Susan Friend, Friend, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
NCH
Chronicle LuStral.

1Iis article after being extensively used for number
years in France is introduced into the nit
with that confidence in its Healing and Cans-
ing qualities scalp that should warrant all IN MAX
ing trial of 1t. As HAIR DRESSING it has NJ equal
aud the inventor give perfect sat rscso
Try bottle and know for yourself The prod u the
pudding is in trying 1t.
Invented by ~ons NJ. Duperet, oS paSis, Frame and
for sale by Agents everywhere. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

A NECESSITY FOR \ UNION MKyrtNG.-As
the " irrepressiblc conflict is doing its
work in the Democratic party, and is rcnd-
ing it asundcr, there seems to be a necessity
for holding series of Union meetings.
To make up for any seeming lukewarm-
hess of Republicans in this section in this
matter, in the past, we think now, that we
could promise our cotcmporary, the Bangor
Democrat, that Republicans would see that
all the names along the " Docian Shore" in
Pcnobscot, 90 in the " Kingdom -" in Blue
hill, and the g West part of Scdgwlck" are
duly registered on a petition for a grand
rally to save the 'dear Union" A series of
meetings might be held forthwith, of such
character that their effect would be soothing
and notifying to the sensitive and disturbed
old gentleman called T." the Union"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04


IIaScoCI Stout uf County Commissioners, April
Term, $3.50.
pom the foregoing petition it is considered by the Com
that the petitioners responsible and that
they ought u be heard touching the matter set forth in
their petition and therefore order that the County Com
Commissioners meet at John u. Hioc's Oh Tuesday the
THU day of July at nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
thence proceed tp view the mentioned in said pcti-
pn Immediately after which hearing OF the par
lies aud witnesses viii b. Ii AT son Convenient VI tcs
the vicinity and such other taken in the prem
es the Comi. soncrs shall judge proper. And 1t is
further
Ordered That the notice Of the ,parr AMI purpose
Of the Commissioner, meeting Aforesaid he given To- Ill
persons and corporations interested by serving atiestei
copy petition this order thereon, upon the clerk
the Of Buck SPORT and by posting attesti cop
s aforesaid in three public places in sail town thirty
lays Least before the time Appointed for sail view and
by publishing the petit and orr thereon, three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
shed in Ellsworth, IN the County ni Hancock the first
publication he rty-ays at least before the time
of sad view that all onsan corporations interested
may attend and be hear IL they tfins fit,
Attest. PARKER w. PERRY Clerk.
A true copy OF the petition aud or Ter thereon.
j. Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

To the Hon. the Co. Commissioners, of the County
Of Hancock.
NOUK petitioners inhabitants of the town of
L sullivan, would respectfully represent that
the public convenience and wants require that a
road and highway should be laid out and con
stfuctcd beginning at Joseph Fhorn's st line in
the iowa Of sullivan. and terminating at the town
road near Barney ). Beans house in said sullivan.
Your petitioners would therefore ask of YOU
"A, the Selcctmen ot the said town OF Sulli-
van, on the 2lst day of March, 4. d. lsG0 nnrea
sonably refused to lay out and construct the same
to view the promises and locate said road and
highway according to the laws IN such cases made
and provided.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

Aa court If Probate held Ellsworth within and for the
County Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday, "t APr'''
arv. 4. =. 1850.
u odER KERlGAS, Jr., named Executor in certain
II instrument prrportnS 20 he The last viii and tesla
eu Roger kerigan, late Of Ruth sport in std county
5.c,.a s,tl having presented thu SAM fJr probate
Orderei=rha sad Executor give notice 10 all persons IN
crested by causing copy Of tins oritr t" pr np tre
y.ks sn..,svcly in the Ellsworth Am .rlc41. lutel ~
Ellsworth they may appfr At Probate -"'rt u
he held al Blueh in said county, the first Tht*iiy
If Jcly next, at ten o'clock NJ. and she's cause II
any tlry have why the said should not be
proved approved and allowed the last will AMI tesla
ment Of SAID DECEASED.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy-Attest:
Is A. A. BARTLETT Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court If Probate held Ellsworth, within and for the
'''u"tF ~ h'h'Vs y" '''- ''N''i - =
A II. 1900.
a BRAIIAM RICHARDSON Administrator Of the ss-
n tate Of Charles Bransconb, Jr, late ot Mount De
.crt in tii county deceased having presented his first
account of upon said dcccasels estate for
probate
Ordsrsd-That the said Administrator give notice tcreo
all Interested hyctu$Jng copy "t tins order I" b.
published three weeks succeivcly in the Ellsworth Amcr
can printed Ellsworth that they may appear at FRO
bate he held at Ellsworth IN SAID county on TIE
third Wednesday Of June of the click in the
iorenocn and shew cause, II any they have, why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
4 true copy-Aucst: -
Il A. A. BARTLETT Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

We learn by the Machias Union that
Mr. John Sawyer of Joncsport, was drown
cd near Mark Island last week lie was up
set from a boat, and was drowned in the at
tempt 10 swim ashore.
The same paper says child of East Ma
chias, aged about two years was so badly
burned by its clothes taking fire that it died