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the Annual Report, by II IL f. r Weston.
Supcfiateadea: et Common schools 10 tae
state of Maine, We notice t4c following iiet rt
books given, as in use in the various schools Of
your state and we quote from hi report the num-
Der Of tow4s using cac.1 series calling geur espec-
ilI attention to the error herein explained:
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error in na55e. J used IA 10 towns.
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tbe Progressive ~g.iy. o. Town a ii1lbsook.
II would a i'tF ID pa iI' 42"'et thnt the ft'-
gre>,iyc >"fgs, hy "hA " i3.Ntg9Es h4te Fteel =
tue a.itettt' Hr3t4F tttfy per 1Hisa rent
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lands overrun with rebellion. They will
also contribute of their means, willingly,
dollar upon dollar, to sustain that Union
and the war upon its enemies. 1t is to
doubt their patriotism and love of coun-
try, to doubt their willingness in this par
ticular 1t is also to call in question their
good sense, to suppose that they will not
contribute part of their abundance SO
that the remainder shall be preserved to
them. Very much is involved in this
contest and we must meet it like men,
like loyal men, who duly appreciate the
blessings of good government, and fully
estimate the interests involved in the
struggle.
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ID L Il d.

Elsworth-April ID, George Edward, youngest
son OF Samuel NJ. and Mercy Beckwith, aged 10
years
West Eden--4th inst, at bis residence, in
SANITY, Capt, William b. Richards, aged 50 yrs.
The deceased leaves quite large family to mourn
his sudden departure
:. ". Harbor-M March Gath, Willie Thomas, on.
iy son Of Capt. Wm. aud Abbie Stanley, aged &
months and I days.
waItham-March 9th, Of diptberia, Helen NJ
daughter Of Almond II. and Abbie Giles, aged IL
years, months and II days.
Weep not my friends. for your early dead,
On their graves let no tears be shed,
Freed from all sorrow, care AMI pain,
Wish them no. back IN this world again.
Speak Of them not yours more,
But your fond ones gone before,
Where they wait to meet you when life shall
cease,
And guide your spirits to realms of peace.
Con-.
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was 1877 tons register, built at Sullivan in
1857 where she was owned, and rated AZ.
Sch Effort, tits, Of and from East Machias for
Providence, with a cargo of shingles parted her
chain 25tb, and went ashore on Great Point; after
dscharging part of her cargo she got off on
the 30th, apparently without damage, and was
taken to the wharf 10 Nantucket. Tue expens )
will amount to Sl7o. Cargo insured in Prov-
dcnce.
Liverpool, March 1S.-The Lady Milne, from
Eastport and Kingstown, where she put in March
10Th, ieaky, with loss OF buiwaEks, and two men,
arrived here this day.
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Abolition Of Slavery in the
District of Columbia.

The Senate bill for abolishing slave
ry at the National Capital passed on
Thursday by the decisive vote of 20 to Ii.
Senator Morrill, introduced the bill and de-
Tended it when assailed with much ability.
We judge from reading the doings of the
Senate on the bill that in the main it pass
ed just as it was reported
Senator Fessenden took the occasion to
make some remarks which seemed to be both
timely and able. We can hardly overesti-
mate the value Of such plain truths as was
utterrd by Senator Fessenden on the o;cas-
sion. We copy below two or three para
graphs which as tho almanac makers say,
will suit any latitude:
Mr.. FEssENDEN Mr. President. that the
Republican party would rejoice to see slave
ry abolished everywhere, that they would re-
Jolce II it no longer existed, that they feel
1t to be blot upon our fair institutions aud
curse to the country, there is no Doubt
| can answer, for one, that has been my
opinion always, and have expressed it here
and elsewhere but, sir, | have held, and
hold to-day, and say to-day what | have
said in my place before, that the Congress Of
the Uuited States, or the people Of the Uni
ted States through the Congress, under the
Constitution as it exists now, have no right
whatever to touch by legislation. the insti-
tuition OF slavery, in the States where it cx-
lists by law have saiA that, ana | say it
again. boldly. for my position never has
been misunderstood on this subject. But,
sir, say further, that 50 Tar rs the people
of this country have the power, under the
Constitution, to weaken the inltitution of
slavery to deprive it of its force, 70 sub
jet II, as an institution, to the laws OF the
land to take away the political influence
which it has welded in ths country, aud To
rrndcr it, SO far as they can, nnity,
they have the right to do so, AMI 1t is their
solemn duty to exercise it. And | say,
moreover. that honorable Senators mistake
in endcavoring to excite the senslbilttics Of
thelr people by complaining of any clnsti-
tutional action of ours upon this subject,
and charging us with breach OF our pi ght-
cd faiths
Why, sir, do you suppos, we came into
power to sit still and be silent on this sub
jet that We came into power t. d. moth
ing to think nothing To say nothing tx.
cept by seine possibility a portioA OF tie
people OF the country might be offended
That was the argument Of the honorable
Senator from Indiana Mr., WRIGHT this
morning, as | understand It, Sir, 1t Is no
more than ought reasonably to he expected
no matter wucrc it touches the people
Of this country should see that the insttu-
ton Of slavery has /, en- tie prolific cause Of
all that We now suffer the ground upon
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OThe stirring War News takes II

UThe stirring War News takes the
precedence Of all other matter, and We
surrender almost all the space of our pa.
per TO record it. Since the commence.
inent of the rebellion such has been the
case, and the american has been much
less Of general newspaper than formerly.
This course has been thought necessary so
that such subscribers as take no other pa
per may have all the important war news.
We have reason TO know that this course
meets with general approval, although we
were never more dissatisfied with the
looks and the matter which fills the col
umns Of the american than of late. We
have no room for local items, or general
news, nor brief editorials.
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Sedgwick-April 9Th, by b. g. Sargent, Esq,
Mr.. Moses Herrick of Sedgwick to Miss Phebe
Maria Dow of BROOKLYN.
Belfast-March 18th, Mr.. Greeuleaf Childs to
Miss Lovina NJ. duncan, both of Rockland.
lewiston 9th ult., Mr. George b. Moore to
Miss Louisa NJ. Cushman.
uoldcn-April LIST, Mr. John A. MAJ hew Of
Bangor, to Miss Sclnda NJ. Blake OF IL.
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NOTICE..

To the inhabitants of the town of Ellsworth
and persons liable to be assessed therein You
are hereby notified that the subscribers will be in
session at their Office in said town, from Monday,
April 7th till Monday, April l4tb, for the purpose
of receiving and perfect lists Of the Polls and
all the estates, real and PERSONAL not by law ex-
empted from taxation, which you possessed Of
in said town of Ellsworth, ON the first day Of
April, 1862, which lists you required to make
and bring in.
c. p. JORDAN. Assessors,
n. K, SAWYER,
Ellsworth, April I'd, 1862 II
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS OF PAY s. BOUNTY MONEY
ecured for Invalid Soldiers Widows or Heirs.

ARREARS OF PAY s. BOUNTY NONE y
secured for Invalid soldiers, " Widows Heirs.
Every Soldier wounded Ia battle. or disabled by sick
ness or disease cour acted In the SERVICE while in the
line OF his duty, is entitled 10 Pension.
15Ths Widow and Miner Children Of every Soldier who
dies in the SERVICE killed in battle, dies Of dis
wounds contracted in the service, are entitled
to a Pension.
ITA Bounty of 800 is due and be obtained by me
for the Widow Children Father, Mother or Heirs Of
every Soldier wh) is killed or dies in the service
also, all back pay, arrears Of pay, aud all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time Of his death.
II All Pensions only from the date Of the APP
picatUn, in each case.
Applications by mail. giving full particulars,
will be promptly attended and information given WITH
oUr CHARGE, if postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
The promptest attention will be given to all claims
truste TO and my charges ciH be very moderate
Let al! who have claims be and cali upon
:. yyATEKHOUSE,
FIJgWnKTu Nc
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Administrators sale,

- Y virtue of license from the Court Of Pro
- bate for the County of Hancock, shall sell
at public au elton, the second day OF May next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, 50 much Of the
Real Estate of sans stanley, late Of fremont, de-
ceased, situated in said town, as will produce the
sum Of four hundred and seven dollars, for the
pa yment OF tie debts and incidental charges -
Terms cash. sale at the Homestead of the de-
ceased.
WILLIAM P. PRE3LE, Administrator.
Cranberry Isles, April 2, 1862. II
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


DOMESTIC PORTS.
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sid nth .eh VIM Driukw4t,r Bennct, Boston.
Ar 30th. schs Union, Foss. Boston 3D. Vixen,
SmallitIrc. do.
I'D .yth. sch VIM Driukwatcr, BENNETT, for
WellaF,l 18th inst sch " itch Ljueen. Moon B,s.
ton.
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By.t.ta.. Iira Fo.s t;ouii.b5fo tor New York
FItna. Ric4ar.Is, Ellen for do.
ar 7th, sca E.cliue, LELAND boston for Trenton
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LATER NEWS!

cupy Corinth.
SulcIpE.--Mr. James Smith of Trenton,
committed suicide on Wednesday by hang
ing himself in an unoccupied house. No
cause is assigned for the deed.
1.-THE Continental Monthly for April
is filled with interesting articles. A new
serial entitled The War between Free
dom and Slavery in Missouri" is COM
menced in this number 1t is prepared
under the direction of " Statesman Of
the West" who is probably no other than
Hon. F. p. Blair. To some extent, this
article is intended, we judge, as an Offset
to " Fremont's Hundred Days in Missou-
ri" Nevertheless, it will be valuable
addition to the current political history Of
that State and the Times There are
other readable and valuable papers, which
make this number superior one. j. X.
fillmore, boston, nj So,OO per year =
Moses Hale will supply all orders.
CATTLE DIsEAsE.-Wc learn that this
terrible disease has made its appearance
in this county. Capt. Joseph Hinckley
Of B!uchill, had three deaths among his
stock last week, from this disease Will
Capt. IinckIey send US statement of the
facts in the mattcr2 We do not recol-
lcet that any remedy has been successful
y used. If any one of our readers knows
Of any remedy that can be used with any
hope Of success, will he make it known
through our columns?
DaAuArIc ExnIDIrloS.-The Company
which performed SO aceeptably at Lords
Hall recently, and that done SO good cred
it to Itself, will give another entertain
ment at the same place on Friday even
ing.
u Mn. ASsELL, the optcian, will
leave town on Saturday night, next, and
takes with him testimonials from num-
Der Of our prominent citizens as to the
superiority of his spectaclcs. Those who
have not yet ayaIed themselves of this
opportunity, will do well to call at once.
Hon. John VI. Noyes of Mt. De-
,ert, has been appointed a Trial Justice
for this County.
The Connecticut election shows the
election of the Republican State ticket by
an increased majority.
-Jc1. DAVIS has recommended in a
message that all the rebel prisoners released
On parole be absJlyed from the Obligation,
- that they en- again bear arms against
the Union Iorccs.
ArRtL SSow-lAst SUNDAY there was a
fllI 81 su5w Of about six inchcs. The warm
slu Of the afternoon caused most Of it to
disappear. M1ndly was cold day for the
tine If year, and taa sieishs were in use
again.
.gCaptain David Drinkwltcr, one Of the
0lIes; surmasters IN Portland, died at his
res,d nee IN tia; city Thursday afternoon.
lie has been for many year, a director in the
b..ak Of CdmLerAnd
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Atloriuc Journal.

The Sow 4 P5s Light Vessel, accompanied by
[ ) sch Active, proceeded to her station morning
of the 10Th.
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HARD TIMES COFFEE.

Ts7UE trying times ard the high price of coffee
q has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee and the manufacturer Of
the Hard Times Coffee has succeeded in the inyea-
ton Of article which meets the requirements
lf the times, and which the Mass. state Assayer,
DR.. Hayes, prouounces free from any dcletetious
sub.tIucc. 1t is sold at very low price, and is
in fact about equal to pure coffee.
Manufactured by II. b. NEW HALL, Na9ufac
turer of Coffee Spices and Cream Tartar, 81 South
Market Street, Boston.-TRY Ir-You can get a
pound Of any Grocer in Ellsworth.
Certificate of Or. Hayes
"HARD TINES CofFGa.'-TLis substitute for the
more expensive kinds oil coffee has been aaaly zad
chemically and mcroscopicaly, and found to be
free from any deli teFioas substance. 1t also cor
responds in composition with the manufacturers
statement. Respectfully,
\. A. HAYES, N. D. State Afsayer.
lG Boyst5n street. Boston, Feb. %, .oU2.
3ml0
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SPOKEN.

9th, lat 25 II, Ion 10 !, brig Australia, from
Cardenas Tor Calais
April 3, lat IS so, Ion "a, brig Globe, from Ma
tanZas for Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

Sch W Conner, from Boston for st Jago, was
passed abandoned March /, in lat 80 A, lon 62
o3, by sch l. CogsweD, at New York. The c
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Special Notices.
COURAGE INVALIDS !!
Howes' Cough Pills,
Clem's Summer Cure.

by THE CONCURRENT TESTIMONY OF MANY SUFFER-
ers, the fact has been established that for Coughs,
Hoarseness and Bronchial affections there is no
remedy extant that universally affords relief
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.

THAr For THE USE OF DIARRHEA OR DYEsESrERY
i'll persons of all ages, no medicine has ever
GENE to the knowledge Of the public that SO eff
feetually does its work and at the same time
leaves the bowels in an active, healthy condi.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FONEIUIs 7 Oft D.
Ent for lds at Liverpool 18th, Georgiana, Nav
er, Calais.
In port at Cienfuegos 2lst, brigs NJ Tinker for
New York, and Umpire, for Boston. Had been
detained since lith, together with l6 ether YES
sells, names not reported, for wan; Of wind.
At st Thomas 18th, + ; Means, Means, ldg car
@ of barque Theodore Curtis Bonaparte. Cole,
from Machias ar 18th.
Arat Nuevitas ID inst, brig Maehias SLOPPY,
New York Ocean Traveller Sargent, Bermuda.
Sid from Swansea 18th, Myra " Holt, Dodge,
for Genoa.
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.

rHAT FOR CHILDREN TROUBLED WITH CANKER IN
the mouth or stomach, or mothers suffering from
nursing sore mouth, sale and speedy cure is
effected by the use of
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HOWES' COUGH PILLS.
HOWES' COUGH PILLS.

with Diarrhea or any Irregularities Of the Bow
els, all other remedies are insi gniicant as com
ii Al,
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-Perley of the Boston Journal says -
Nobly did the first Maine Cavalry look
yesterday, as it passed along Pennsylvania
avenue, on their way to-neyer mind where.
Vice President Hamlin seemed justly proud
as they passed. by where he was standing,
and when he recognized horse once his
property in the ranks, he seemed almost in
clined to mount and ride away.
Tan. TO BE DiscoNTISuED.-N Warren,
Connecticut, is posted on meadow fence
the following
NOTISS. know kows is allowed in these
medders, eny man or women letten thare
kows run the rode wot gifts inter my med
ders aforesaid, shell have his tale cut OFF by
nc 0BADIAA Rogers.
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HOWES' COUGH PILLS.

'HAr FOR riGurNEss OR WHEELING ON TUE CHEST,
Pains in the side or long standing Hack, the
hcst known remnhY Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11

a3y- Most Of tile Pills in mhrket contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in skiiu hands, Is
dangerous In public pill, from tile dreadful conse-
ouences that frequently follow It's incantous nse These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11

Newcastle, Feb. l3.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE q E,
NJ f.. corner 7th & Chestnut SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION,
which was lsrABlAHtD IN 1871 and is now consequently
in the eighteenth year Of a existence, numbers anons
ia graduates hundreds Of the most su'eesS Merchants
and BuslueHs Men OF our Country
THE OBJECT
of ths Institution Ia solely to alrd young men facilities
for thorough preparation for business,
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are Book KgEPRa applicable to the various depart
ments OF trade; PsNMAsshiP both plain and olnamenal
COMMERCIAL LAW, MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION, CYit EFll-
NggRN0 DRAWING, pHOROdBPnY and MODERN LANdu Aihs-
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Ia peculiar; no CLASSES et lessons are made use Of bul
each student 10 taught individually so that he may 'o
mence at any time and attend AT whatever hours are
CATALOGUES
Are Hued annually after the 18th of April, containing
names of the students for the year and full particulars
Of terms &e aud may be obtained at any time by address
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION
Wide spread reputation and the lengthy experience " u
Principal this Institution oilers facilities superior to HuS
other u the country fur young wishing 10 prepar,
for business and 10 obtain vt the same time DIPLOMA
which ioiH props recommendation for them to any Mer
camille House
A5- CR1tTEHDENs Series Ot Tredtses on BooEkEBPlhd
now more widely circulated than any other work on TIT
u H0DdEs CRITTENDEN
AnOfHeyd' Lcp
PRINCIPAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
NOTICE.
INSTITUTE HALL.
L. nj. GOTTSCHALK.
Miss IsADELLA HINKLRY,

The distinguished American Prima Donna whose success
since her arrival Europe at the Academy OF Music
Of New York Brooklyn, Boston, PhladephiA and other
citias, has been without precedent
aHGNOR MANGHf9H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
As a Family Physle.

fF0nI Ut. 4. ". tWFTWFIyHEi 4'eF7 V1'eV0s'
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities nurpass any cathartic we POSSESS They are
mild but very certain aud eectual in their action on tne
bowels which makes them invaluable to us In the daily
treatment Of disease.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal
FALL SESSION 1850

FALL sEssioN lso9' ,,...,- III,
mHR Fall aud Winter Session OF this lnttitutlon VIII
II commence on the nrst WEDNESDAY OF November
aud continue tive months.
THE badinRs aud grounds have been placed ln rOm'
plste order and 6lled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud eonyenlenes OF slndens
furnished for the older boys as In Colleges 0r
private study free from the confusion aud restraint Of
school ROOM
The Course Of instruction is thorough aud prAetiea
designed TO t young for admission to our best Col
egea fer the active dutah of the farm shop nr count
lug house.
By the berality Of the Board Of Trustees ths Academy
furnished with Library Of ~ 900 volumes, and one OF
the beat collections of Chemical and Philosophical apps
TAtuR n the United SAtesthus aitOrdlng facilities Tor
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical edueA'
tlon far superior to most schools Ia country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental aud physical
training the young entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and Information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
apla Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11

Washington, d. O, 7th Feb, 1906. J
SiR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since You made them and cannot hesitate to
say they are the best cahartic employ Their regu-
lang action on the liver is quick and decided, conse
uuently they admirable remedy for derangements
df that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case q
them. Fraternally yours, ALONzO BALL, NJ D,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
100000 Barrels of the Lodi Manu-
featuring Co.'s

- ~ - K u III - ~ A1
For Sale by LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
l30 South WhArVes, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, with capital Of 8l5O,000, the most
tensve works OF the kind in the world and experience
Of 20 years manufacturing with reputation long
Established having aso the exclusive control of all the
night rum the great City Of New York are prepared
10 furnish article which is without doubt the ched
and rfry best fertilizer in market.
Price ior barrels aud over, $3.50 per barrel or only
$40 psr II greatly increases the Yield and pens the
crop from two to three weeks earlier, Al an expense d"
from SO 81 pei acre, and with very little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information necessary
with letters from Horace ureeley, Daniel Webster, and
hundreds of farmers who have used 1t extensively for
many years, may be- had fee by addressing letter as
above
JAMES H. FOSTER, SO COurtandt st., New York,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing 20.
E. r. Evans Middletown W. Cannon, BrldgeVille; a.
Il. Kay, seaford T.. Jefferson New Castle; r. H. Hern,
Laurel; Reynolds WOodall Co, FELTON, W. Janyier,
| 81. 0eOrges; Agents for the Co.
feblI3m Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11

DEAR bro. AVER; Icannot you Ohat complaints
have cured with your Pills better than to say all that ps
eper eat h purgdtiue medicine. place great depel
dence on an etectual cathaitc in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills AFFORD us tha
best we have, 1f course value them highly
pirrsRuRa, Pa, May /, 1866,
DIR. j. G. ArER Sir; have heen repeatedly cured Of
the worst hsldache any body have by lose or two
of your Pills, 1t to arise from foul atomaeh,
which they cleanse at once - -
(gsYL of Steamer Clarion.