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MIR. Lincoln, Republican candidate
Tor President, has u most interesting family
Mrs. Lincoln is refined, Intelligent and ac-
complished lady, being enc of three sisters
daughters of DR.. Todd, of the first families
OF kcntucky,) who in their younger days
were regarded as the reigniag bellies ut the
Illinois State capital. She is q lively con-
velsationalist. Mr.. Lincoln has three chill
dren--all boys-two of whom are mere lads,
and the other, aged about sixteen, is now u
student at Hazard College, Cambridge, Mass
The name Of this latter, who is really Il
bright young man, is Robert.
On the road between Prcsduc Isle and
Houlton there is Il great number of farms
this season well cleared and in shape to pro-
ducc large crops Of grain, where last year
nothing but the unhrokcn forest presented
itself to The gaze Of the traveller. No one
can imagine how fast Aroostook is being
populated --Aroosioo& Pioncer.
Every man who is not natural horn
fool, or a helpless cripple, has within his
power the means to- create not only n com
potency for himself, but to leave behind him.
rs the best evidence that he has not lived in
vain, an honorable fame and an untarnishcd
name. God helps those who try to help
themselves.
Somebody advcrtises for agents to sell
work entitled, &" Iiymcncal Instructor -
\ contemporary adds, :. rhc bess hymcncal
instructor we know of is a Young widow ::
what she don know, there is no use of
learning
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d L T. D..

EIsworth-Junc eth, child of W. A. Barron,
aged Is days.
Bangor-Juno 9Th Mrs. Fanny d. Young, aged
10 years.
Bangor--Junc 9Th, Rev. Moses Shepard, aged
IS years.
Bangor--June jth Col, John Poolcr, aged 81
years and months.
Jonesport-Josiah Drsko. aged 20 years.
Surry- Sunday the 10th iu.t., Mrs. Rebecca,
wife of David Millikcn, aged 81 years. Having
sustained all tho relations of wife, mother neigh
Dor and friend, with uprishtncss, integrity and
christian fidelity, when summoned to meet her
great and last change with firm trust and conf
dcnco in her Saviour, she was abe to say 81 am
ready this moment" Surely "the righteous hath
hope in his death"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received the initial number Of the
Eveaiag Coari,,, new daily started in Portland
by Mcssrs Starbrl 1 Brock. Ii /. a neat looking
sheet and wish Il success.
GonrY's LADY, Book for July /, received by
Moses Hale. II possesses all OF rs usual atrac-
tiou., with some new one.. THIS wafk is AWAY.
welcome visitor. cali and subscribe
TnE DoBN Bor il a handsome volume, suPPos-
ed to uarrate the successful lie OF CIV. Banks
We shall notice more fully next week. We arc
indebted to Me.srs Taggard 4 Chase, an enter
prsing publishing house Of Boston, .or cory.
WORCESTER QeaRTo DteTIoNARr.-M Mr.
Geo. NJ. jackson, Agent for tue above work
anu the other publications ofDessrs. Swan,
Brewer and Tileston, will be in town few
days and viii furnish copies of the Library
Edition of the Quarto Dictionary, at the
subscription price. Those who intend TO
purchase will find this the best opportunity.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at London 18th, International, Scavey,
Newport to load for Cape de Vcrd..
Ar at Grayesend 18th, Alyafado, Barton, Trini-
dad fuI London.
Sd from Hull oath Clarss, Bird, Bird, Dom
bay.
Ar at Bristol Pill 9th, Byzantine, Watts, la
yana t0r lristol.
Entered out at Newcastle sd, lylnhoe, Lane,
Tor \ York.
Cid at Nor kopiug 18th, Abby Blanchard Waite,
Boston.
Sd from Hamburg 22l, Martha Rideout, Morse,
England.
Ar at Trieste 10th, Charter Oak, Chase. Mobile
via Queenstown
Ar at Leghorn 18th, Louisa Hatch, Blrtett,
Trieste,
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= EALED proposals will be received by the sub
- scribcr until the twenty third instant, at IL
o'clock NJ, for building Agricultural Hall upon
the Fair Ground in Ellsworth. The building to be
scvcnty-fve feet in length by hiIty-two In width,
and twenty-five feet post To be completed by the
18th of September next
Plan and Specifications may lie seen at tho Sc
lcctmens Office, or On reference to J. Dutton.
J. BUTTON,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
Ellsworth June 18th, 1860. 2w2l
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DISASTERS.

slip m,.fcl C,rii1er, Of ard for York.
witch saGci tfsia Mact9 Mltea j.. wi wrecked
no date GcialI,re -,lia4I eut,1.ln-, II Hlstar
straits Crew s4t,I
Bns AI,Ima. Of Mt pe,crl HATCH from Cal
Al, for Nlurk. rguyit- stu inst. Vi,u OF tAIn
cod, sPruug a leak ana Al at Hplmr, H1Ie n,Nt
day With two feet water "A the heid t. di-eaare-
ius cargo If IHHn,r. aeI VII return with the
vessel e. Nj De-eit - fepal? enl re'hip the car
20 To New i1rk
ship mterril, of Nlork, before reported
Nreetei ia na-b,r ~trut., Va, valued at S,o,oJo'
insured IN NHotk, Eoston, aud Providence ollie,
>h VI Me,,baH, from Mobile t.r Nl"k,
lH-' foroma-' md udiutapua-t. ART rcrcfret 9TH
cr damage Il ear" lI't'rras,
sch Albert 81. E'-,ou,fh Bangor fur FAIL River
before reported suuk the lar at Scltuate,
grounded while trying 70 make an anchorage
within tho points aai worked te the side at the
First elm iull of w1ter, and with furrstil ePiit -
GA 18th inst, She Wa hauled upon the b.r at scit-
udte.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


Mteuis-Ar ;, sch Bonwofth. bradbury, Ros.
ton bark Dublin, iiGntly, Ny; sch Hibernia,
bradshaw, Boston; Emeral, Eo.ebrooke, Cranber.
ry l.l,; batavia, Lelan, Boston.
PeRTLAxe.-Ar ., brig Castillan, Warwick
Maanzas I'D ult; sch Onslow, stewart, Maitland
Freeport sherman. Roekltnd.
Ar 10, sch Spriusbok, hing Baltimore; Utica,
Thorndikc, Rtckland.
Eosrov.--Ar ., schs Margaret Ann, Reed, Cal
ais. Munroe, Gray, do Ceylon, Dodge, Machias
Nalhalla, stevens, Ellsworth, Panama, Tate, d.
Canton, ponaell, Bangor.
Ar II, + { Bartlett, lEallett, Calaisi Star
Hatchins, lubec; Chariot, Murch, do; fhetis
james, Mt Desert; Victory, Murphy, Do Emblem.
salisbury, Ellsworth; 7 Wafla., Jordan d
Edward, Treworgy, de- Der.s Patted, do.
Ar T., brig Whitaker, Noonan, Phila Mar
,aret Anu, Mann, surry; Madagascar Moore.
Ellsworth slopp Bioomcr, Bray, Eden; sch Ca
lclie, Low, Calais, Midas Brown, MI Desert,
Lotus JOY, sullivan; EulGra. Curtis. Ellsworth 3;
Agnes. suith. do; Atbarccr, Smith, do; Silver
Sprins, Spurlins, Deer lie, ofhir, Leach, Pencil
set.
Ar Il, brig Juan de Carthasena, Johnson, Of
and from Maehias; sch ticor.ia Alley, Ellsworth;
James Barbour, Walls Mt Desert, ralos, Moon,
sullivan; Ranger, HallowrIl, bennys
HaIgrs ilafr-Ars, s,h Louisa. pfinkwnter,
calris, tor \ Y Beuj Franklin, Kelley, cherrg-
field tot Fall RIVER.
Ar9, sch Empire, Marshall. Sacua 10Th ult, #
Boston; West Win J., t'ilman, Matanzas, nth uit.
Tor boston, Harriet Newell, Wellington, Bridge
port tor Portland.
Ar H. sch Iamartiue, Grant Ronlout, fer los
tom James Henry, " uod, y Bedford for Ellsworth.
NV Youk.-Ar 10, barks Lyra, Thompson.
Sagua Sierra Ncyarla, Foster, do; brigs Lincoln,
G5ruwalls, Port dc Pax; Loch l.omond. Black,
Carlena, schs Hornet Henley, Ctlai~;G p ing,
Il. / Lard IiNInt,
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The Secession Convention,
RICHMOND, juno IL,


On the ro-asscmhling of the Seccdcrs Con-
vcntion, this forenoon, permanent organ
ization was repOrted-John Erwin of Alaba-
ma, President and one Vice President from
each State, except New York.
Tho President, on taking the chair, ad-
dressed the convention, saying that it was the
duty of the South to itself, and denied that
il was the purpose of the convention to pro-
mote disunion but whatever was done, the
serpent of squatter sovereignty must be
stranglcd. The Northern Democrats were in
pursuit of a false god tina, the South cannot
worship, and we must endcavor to bring them
back to the true faith
The Chairman of the Committee on Gre
dcntials wished to be discharged from the fur
Their consideration of the New York certifi-
Gates. as they come as commissioners for con
sultation.
The Committee was discharged, and the
Commissioners were invited to take seats up.
on the floor, but not as delegates.
Resolutions were adopted to the elIcc that
as the action OF this Convention was contin-
gent upon that of the Baltimore Convention
in regard to a platform, it adjourn to the
DIST inst.
After some debate, the resolutions were
adopted.
Mr.. Baldwin of New York addressed the
Convention, stating that his delegation came
to advocate harmony and quiet, and he was
glad that the Convention had pursued the
coursc it had.
Further discussion was ruled out of order,
and the Convention adjourned.
The South Carolina delegation declined
Voting on the resolution, Mr.. Rhctt declaring
THAT that State had sent them to trat sict all
business ut this Convention.
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Crai,Io n Pam I~ii,rT.

To world Is a oui,le,l at the ucrul eursa perform
I'll ~ The Cr.py md Pam kUicr, prepared By ttRu- 4
pknGivs Il. equal has neser byea k"Ne t7r removing
pain IN all cases FIR tha cite = Srjaal Complaint
Crlmp in the Limbs aa1 stomach, Rheumatism ia all IT.
forms, Bilious Collie, Eurus Sore r.roa ami Gravel 1t j.
decidedly the hrs remedy IN the world Esenc' OF the
most c-cs ever performed w aty medicine, i circular
. lie lat.l4 ~ s-et,t4 40u
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4th of July Fair & Levee.

rENIIE Ladies Of the Methodist Sewing Circle will
hold Leteo in this place, on the evening
the 18th OF July The members Of the Society and
all others favorably disposed are invited 70 assist
in preparing articles Of Refreshments for the table
Ali necessary information can be obtained from
either of tue subscribers.
Mrs. J. W. HILL, pCorr
Mrs. \. NJ .GLGDDEN,
Ellsworth, taGc -, 1857 jNsi
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CAUCUS

The American Republicans of Ellsworth are
requested 10 meet at Lord Halt on saturday the
sixteenth lay of JuHr, At o'clock P VI. for the
purpose OF Greeting delegates to the District Con
tcntun, g. be held at Columbia On the 10Th INST.
PER ORDER Of Iawn Com.
Ellsworth, June til, lsta.
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Udolpho VOTES
PURE JAMAICA RUM,
81. Cro,r Run, Scotch ond ir,sh Hhskcy.
Al the above imported and bottled by himself, warrant
ed pure aud the best quality
TO TIE public.
will stalk my reputation IS a man, my standing As
merchant Of thirty years csidence New York that what
pledge and testify to with my seal my label aud my
certificate, is correct, and be relied upon by every
purchaser.
Physicians who Wines AMI Liquors in their practice
should give the preference to these articles.
For sale by all respectable Pr. sss and Apohecaries
The wholesale Druggists Of Boston will supply the trade
Also, VI +. TrRR < Co.. or G. c. GOODWIN, dealers
in Family Medicines.
UDOBPHO WOLFE,
SIZE maaafactHsef anil raP1tr Of The Sehiedfm iro-
mat" SedaaPps.
No - Beaver Strect, New York 5n il 4
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IMPORTANT To FEMiLLs
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Pr-plrs t- CHretts L. G5a,,r,4l, W y ,
N.r I. II IN

I'r~ptrft tr O. rf{t M l., IFfsSr1ITt VI. ~
Voc i,,t Cry.
The comAaaij 20 Of Ingredient, the r are the r.
q p,ls and eNteu>ya practice. Thy ar mud 10
their operation and cert ,u l1c1Irruug al r,lttrgs
Paiafn Nastriaa59 leg all oh-t'nf9ns whether
from cod Otherwise, head cc. pam H tils side. rtF-
iatl1n At the heart disturb T., S 81! af-' trii AZ
tersul<.2t. ot nature.
To MARRIED LADIES
Or Checsm man, rul- u' lluahe A. tr VIII hrng orr
the monthly pen.d gtgh regularity la-s Win have
been pointed 10 te 81 other Prsct place The
u,mp. confidence ia Dr. Cheeseman's l- doing all that
they arr represented Ia do.
NCTICF
Ther .ror' nri be u-'l during Freeman s. A. nj -,-
earrtt-r would certainty result thrr#fr
4rraute P4res vegetable, sH1 free from aHytlas ta-
juriea- lif health Explicit directions, which should
he rad accompany each i'7S. rrcc = tit tS mad "r
enclosing - 70 t'y t,-teftl GENT s,d4'y Druggist
in every town u the Ubited tor sale boy C. q.
PECK Ills worth, Me
H.B HUTCIUNGs,
GerlrR .i3eti f,r ne Lraol Saf,',
It's CuAprEGs Srrrt,. y. /.
,l.tr Alt. lr- afltr, --t.fI pidFrs,yti.
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nlariuc Journal.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH
p.;d
-Hlil treck, iicrick, BOSTON,
ARRIVED.
saturday, y
Alma oi',n. Franks do
~
Hannah 4 Abigail. Cook. do
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ROOMS TO LET.


.lnil Two Tencrents at the Tinker Farm, aud
and one on Bridge Hill. % let Apply to the sub
serib,r. RICHARD TINKER.
Ellsworth, June, lsGO. 2ltt
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WATCH SPRING SKIRTS
L 4 st NJ Al y 3
Conference Seminary.

The friends Of the institution will please henr
in mind that the f.r,t tastqtiDcai, With interest
on notes tor one year Il due June It, let the
money lie forwarded 10 me without delay by cx-
press or mail.
We arc andcut upon the interest to pay cur
rem. expenses. Promptuess alone will save tn"
Seminary from embarrassment.
A. s. WEED, Treas.
Bangor, May - 1850, jwl9
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AND OTHER ITEMS.

ed IN every town IN the county. Our sub
, scrlPtlon list was never so large as at this
time. We wish to increase it still more.
, We will pay liberal per ccntage on all
money received for subscriptions, to any
person who will volunteer TO canvass for
: us. Who will enter hc field?
t John Usher West, who SO mystcri-
ously left the home of his father in Frank
I'm one night last week, came out of the
woods the third day .ot on the evening of
the third day after lcating, about ten miles
from his home, and called mt house for
food. He tarricd with the family all night ,
and the next day he was taken home. lie
took It loaf of bread and ii compass with
him when he started and his knowledge of
the woods In the vicinity, and Of the loca-
ton OF some logging camps. enabled him to
find comfortable lodging while in the woods
Mr.. West had shcwn symptoms of mental
alteration previous to the singular leaving
Of his father house.
Don T THINK Much or BEING Coy RSoR. -
We notice that the Daily Tribune of the 9th
in complimentary notice of Mr.. Wash
burn after his nomination for Governor by
the largest Republican Convention ever held
in Maine, says 4" He leaves his post with
high reputation for administrative faithful
ness. and with reputation for ability and
s,r,pt, ,,,n,,I,r;., 81 ,., Hill,
cause his carlg return 10 pabdc IF"
The Tribune evidently thinks making a
man Governor, is banishing him from pub
lie life
-Col J. W. Jones. the Democratic delegate
from th. County to the National Convention, start.
Cd this (fhurslay) morning a second expcdi-
ton in search Of Presidential Candidate for that
party. JoPhet in search of a Father expcr-
fenced no scYerer trials nor met with moro IuIic.
rou. scene. in his fruitloss search for his "atcr.
nal paricn," than have the delegates of the hr,
"'neoa, Democracy, in search for successor to
the " old public iunctionary.
We return our thanks to Hon 5 c Foster
for Pub. Docs
We have received the first number Of the
Campaign k,aas5,e Ltuqai is.uel once week
about the size Of the TH Weekly, 1t would be
useless to remark that this paper will be power
ful auxiliary in aiding the Republican cause.
At the annual election in New London on
the 18th inst til. entire Republican ticket was
elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

q At recent large Democratic meeting
in Delaware, Snater Bayari after stating
h- position a. follows, wa, endorsed by au
overwhelming majority
" If his constituency approved hi- clurs"
and desired a national nun should hc noml-
mated upon national platform By nation
nj convention. he was willin! if il VAS their
wish t, represent them in the Baltimore
Convention, if the other retiring States re-
turned by their former delegates or by new
oncs Bat if they disapproved his conduct
aud wished to have stephen \ Douglas noml-
mated or nobody, and that. too, upon scr
toaal platform or no platform at all, by IA
broken convention, he did not wish u b.
made the agent"
~ iew days as9 negro after gazing
inteutly at the JApln.ss, now in Washing
ton, exclAime. = If de white folks Is dark
a. dat ont dare, wonder what's tie color
Of d. ni:gcrs -
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r. the Hon Parker Tuck Julse II Probate. within and
for the County Of Ituc,ck.
NELLY shows Agnes lowell, Guardian n Ylvnuus
Jewell, islSia Lowell aud Charles + ltseil mi
uprs aud children Of Abncr Lowell late Of Bu k,p"r
aid Gouuts yronan deccasel-rAa tire said minor
Interested plrtuf the real Of said de-
ceased, situated In AID Bnck sport, I'D the fifteen acre
wool lot and tht an advantageous oer has been made
therefor II ci1hly-fye dollars by Anlzjah Gray, u
said Huek-port mariner, aud that II would be- f.r
thu benefit of said minors. aud ali concerned that
SAID Offer shnul lr Immediately accepted and that heir
said interest In aid pare o real cstate ~ 'nH dis
posed II and the proceeds thereof put nut AMI Secured To
them interest, Appruprsied 10 their support Your
petitioner Therefore prlys that your Honor would
her license dispose Of tho accordingly, agreeably
law Of thus STAT ia Suy etScs made aud provided
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NrioNG pFl~taN S,>~ ri TtWfGN>eE
va saturday the following officers were elect
81 for thu tushin. year
VI W p.->ilas / Gondit, III New Jer.ay.
VI W A-fhpma> ! Evans, of VII GINA
VI. ". 81 \. fiekardt, oi Pennsylvania
n ". T.-Eeh' NJ fousfei Penn iyluia.
VI. " tdF.-rgt5f g. Mst'rrIar, al N1Aa
S,otid
NJ. ". Gap= Ntaail Constable. af VI
NJ W SUI. II. flttg, NJ In!Gnl.
Voted To hail the nrNt session IN Na.h
t1ie f.'nn NV II. ISL.
TIE l;eratt 81 Tire N. " Granl f,tturfh.
made IN Friday, Site- the following lnfat-
NATION IN regard To tue progress Ut tn o.
der
In tveles years. previous t. and inclHd-
ing lsj1. there have been initiated 15d. : L
members, or on an average Of 50 400 PER an
mum. lhesr mcmber have pad into thur
suboriutts Divisions. ia the twelve yr.tr-
the sum of Zee M ,c'ts, e24'gtoU III lNa4f,
fur buadr,d and srr,gfg-Ssr,n dJtars. Tn
subordinate Divisions S-7i.io3. The tr4nd
DIVISIONS have paid to sustain the NItI nal
DIVISION, the sum ot $2o,19o. In thrst
twelve vctrs onc mltpg, fur hpnirei Hte.a
Aonsaad fgur h,ndr,d and tut9 fifc dDit4rs
have been paid lor benefits - members IN
sickness - Temperance IaEraaL
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Hunnewe Is Tnln Anadrne and It's posi-

Huunewe Is Tolu Anodyne and it's posi-
tfau ~ a4HptHf IF tIIs=4=- With Rrh ait ffdr-.
tgaa- ziscsrl t1er- mp rtaut thAu
slch rslt To Itss W. claim that t. cGsst o
7PHm tit# y-tsf IS tsl. III aaUral laws aud the
situe-,ss t ,lf- h ty Istsist aud ysfAu, # IN q
sdl speak Iheir mud, ii justify tt In th
n opium tshos" introduction j. centuries usI- Of that
4 CAnuAhsl nearly A rsluct a7.4 other
ttE,n usi5ssH. - afzN person visit hospital sick
rn, and stn"s the state II the patients an"t Nhat =
ftlsl yssp With tit opium and they will that
Hi-rs%g negative. Il is uHtlffs les tlaH
tarp yete!irn and Of such nature that all dssse i
aggravated rlt,.r than cured and the patient awakes
from unnatural rezt in than without the
aPu'n eIjum * tisa yiulclt c'n-tptt1r, prplucin.
Indigestion aud arrangement II the bowels. like all
natural stuGl'ut- The Hcii'e Princl. of tlo Aupdynr
mt auy Praur". III" most quiet natural AMI refreshing
rt, hut alias utttfe aur that te.,l stat tn
AMI r her portion 4 the work hy r ius what real sleep
ami rr,i rt intended fr Il il also ctthartie in
I'll ct aul H. not disturb the natural action 81 ts bow
e' Therefore wherever, "r whItrv opium ever
used let thu Nnynf tke IL Itrr anl declarations
Sfilfn all cases h 1.-tt- 20 by fr trjI It, present
prep'tatN t1tm - - ptetcfn, aud let the rr'rrrtor~
br si' bs7i lay the acceptance" physician aud patients,
AMI much -uHarius viii ir prevented Fsr sale ~ all
t=sar. Advertisement ,tt rs.,i pamphlets, lu-u
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THE SHORTER ttTHni>u.-" " he Is LIN
raln - ONr.g1 Palladium.
i" The ablc-t lawyer in Illinois, and the
rmartcst stump-i,7,ker in the mon AN
earnest and honest mau who believes what
he urpi-~-,-. and who will carry out what
he undertake. ''- Senator Douglas.
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Special Notices.

@The EUsworH American
will be furnished for so cents for
six months. Begin at any time.
The Hancock Baptist Ministerial Confer
ence Will meet With ReN- /. Bradford At BRooklfy, on
Fastt1p, J,nc 10Th atone o'cl ck +. VI.
". H. KELr0N, Scribe.
Hl1chiu June 5 $50
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FAIR AND LEVEE
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOT1CC OT FOFCCJOSttTC.
CtlIARLES TIbDEN, late Of Castine. deceased hay
- ing conveyed In hi- lifetime to Martin L.. Hall. Ado
hiram J. Adams and Nathaniel H. Norton doing business
under The firm 81 Martin l.. Hall Co, by his deed OF
mortgage dated October H. 1888 and recorded IN Han
cock County Registry, vol 10s page 3s whch refer.
may be had certain real estate lying In Castne in
said County, and the cpudiu Of said mortgage having
been brokeA foreclosure thereof claimed by the said
mortgages, MARTIN i. HALL co,
~ c. J. ARestr, their Attorney,
May j. 1850 20
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H2l

DR.. &. H. Shales. Eclectic Physician. gives
particular attention "a disease. II thu 0.ttate.pr,asg ar-
III .tfsrittrr sziglnu.
Juue, isf8. ly1O
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Notice.

Mss MA. DEAN viii commeure rh M IN
stulat,a. N tar and era!an Drawing, asl in Water
tgi,r-. ou ~, ipe,dIg. May 3oth IS
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GdolPho " olie's
PURE PORT WINE
Imported and bottled by himself, put up for medical
with his certificate the bottle warranted pure and the
best quality.
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Or tNE n CO.'S
E x P r { S S .

WINrER AEEANGFvESf.--Frum Elsw.rt for Portland
And Huston every dag via Bangor
SUpW4E Ara, sCEHENT.-Eyery Monday, edhesday,
rhur.day and lay VA Bunk port.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
LOCUST YEAR.

Ammo Domini, 1860, according to sn.om
ologists. 10 locust year. The red eyed
cicada, . member of the Hemiptera, or
half-winged order Of insects, has proved
itself in its visits to New York State, 90
much like the genuine oriental ravagsr,
that il has always gone by the name Of
locust. A peculiarly Of its natural his.o
ry is, that the usual length Of time which
il requires fer completing ito growth, aud
the perfect regularity with which every
generation, numbering many millions Of
individuals, attains maturity. cause The
iuaction Of its presence unfai'ing At the
ead Of every seventeen years. The last
appearance Of bic greedy in.-ctship, IL Is
said. wac in ls43; 80, il there Is any faith
10 be put in croaking chronological pro-
rhets. We are in for il again this year Of
svace. There 10 no great cause Tor alarm,
however, for the dspredations Of the mar.
suder are usually confined to the forest
IN u hardly sser fossd IN lssds the. have
duiy yielded hsrvesta dusinY the seventeen
Years Of bic absence. So that 10 the
s,sAdy onward march OF civilisatisu, /.
seems even the ssvsntssa ysar lccust must
fall int lios, and there Il room for hope
that In time 30 vill cease bic i'll nan nesed
inyasisns slsotsthsr.