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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

r. There will b. no services in St
Johns (Episcopa) Church on Sunday
April nh. ct.
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uk-G Glad 10 see that The business on
Main street seemed little more lively
than usual Yesterday.
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good Giti can hpd by sppiy Of The r.sta.pee
Of W Dsiapisin, on The corner oi iasa aud High
Streets. Coed references required.
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Notiee TO Missouri III . m, q s.nnyss

IAN now prepared with blanks and in
s'raetions to collect. w.h,Yt fail, the
back pay. bounty, lnl pspsipns, of Mis-.
souri Home Guards, and all others who
nave ever served tor any lengh of time,
either IN The State Militia or United
States service, whether they have been
regularly mustered in or not. The Com
missioners appointed to pass upon sucl,
'aaifes, are now IN session, tnt will no.
remain go long--lhersiore speedy action
must be had TO ensure success. Persons
interested can address or apply 10
J. TRAiNoK KING,
Atty at Law and Claim Agent.
d3t keokuk. Iowa.
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A LEssO IN CKAM MEn.

Il say Bill, did you ever study gram
MARI"
"Yes sir-ec, did"
"W hat case is Squire A.-s".
collective case
GLOW sog'
''Becsuse he objected to paying his
subscription, which be has been owing for
five wears or more"
"What 10 a noung'
al don't know; but | know what re-
nown is !"
''Well, what is is?''
"Running off without paying the print
er, and getting ON the black LIST as a de
lnquent.'
Good! What is a conjunction"
"a method of collecting outstanding
subscriptions in conjunction with TIE CON
stable, never employed by printers until
the last extremely"
Good Take your seat. You deserve
to publish paper and be cheated by SUBJ
scritcrs, you are SO bright"
MoRE ABOUT FLAx.-That fax will
prove profitable crop on suitable soil
with proper culture, there is no doubt
For instauce, the Lorrain county, Ohio,
Aews states that Mr.. Joseph Monasmith.
OF Huntington. in that county, raised last
year twelve acres OF Fix, which yielded
him one hundred aud fifty six bushels oil
seed. which at present prices would bring
him three hundred and ninety dollars
That por;ioa which be pulled rotted and
broke, averaged him twenty -iour aod a
half dollars per acre, or two hundred and
nineiy-four dolllrs. Making total Of six
hundred and fourteen dollars, and an av-
erage ofa little more than fifty one dol
lars per acre. Who can't buy land al
thirty dollars per acre and pay for it At
that rate. asg
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Ata meeting of the Union League OF
Philadelphia, on Monday evening, March
Esd, the members we're addressed By
speakers from the Border States, whose
words had no uncertain sound Adju
iant General Harrington, Of Delaware,
said
'ffhe line between loyalty and disloyal-
ty had been distinctly drawn. We dema nd
Of citizens that they shall give up every
thing which stands in the way Of the gov.
ernmont. We would rather Be called an
abolltionist than submit 10 treason and
'reaehcry against the government. We
have come TO regard slavery .s the cause
of the rebel ion, and il hms never been a
blessing To u nor to any body else. We
have foued that where slavery is strong,
rebellion is atrong.
He was happr, he went on TO say, that
he lived in such crisis. lie thought
that the nation would como out of the
trial purer, brighter, holier, aod without
the stain Of slavery upon the country
Loud applause
Col. Wilmer, Of Kent county, was the
n rxt ,peaker He announced himself a
STAKEHOLDER, but he expressed it rs his
opinion that the political condition Of his
State was caused by slavery. Hfthe Union
could not be restored with 81 avery. then
ne would let bis own negroes 60. and those 9
ai eiAsTs 4e was willias sAst the Hrgis-
lsiure OF Delsware should paps measure
FOR the abolition of slavery without com
pensaf'on He would rather have the un-
conditional nbolition of slavery in Della.
ware than II lat another person should pay
for his slave s.
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i EGAL NOTICE.
. q n r q i II g
MRS. REDGRAvE
-
TOR RENT.

Is prepared 10 oct omsedate few Bosrders at her
residences on Fourth, between Main and Rlo"deau
streets. spqa~ aAn
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Mem a0pfrtisrlllents.
IoEi L qEH lcEi'' M
p. & "A. COLLIER

Arc nov prepared 10 supply ,hsr cust, mers with
ufesr Dies NJ Fnr~ RIVER Ice. 0sdera ieflal
Mciaet1s ~ NAL silp.h Of " lih The xaxon- Miii
be Promptly aftrtn,d to. sp25 dim
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THE CITY.
GsHE wAsTr1b.

HI A good Csmposisor wanted \, this ONCE Inn
msdiatey.
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j. TRAiNoK KING,

Atty at Law and CLAIM Agent.
d3t keokuk. Iowa.
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CASH SYSTEM,

On !. I sat supply Of CL0rus. cAsslnxass
ard pisttSGs. hs.ns prAcs,e4i aschs sio 4 sasr.
y nyke ap sloth'ns ~ per csnt chespsr ~
say e.hsr aaass Ges sAas 0sAlisy. '-S'
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VI @ T E S

AROMATIC SCHIF DAM SCHNAPPS,
Auatt,r.tl rlrtl"r ia C1N>U MPTIoN removing
the :u9sfe.es Leaas As lcr .ui removing The o5us
rHaticUN tie trm9ya # ~ .PEFsl l., All IS
H. p.opsY - established car1:iy- properties nov
long hern without rival gttescI ty universal iledi-
ca testaaoty.
TIE p'urec AM Solvent prayTl 5s n the Arona,l;
sbclam Sehuarfs' render decidedly clicsciou. in
GRAVEL aud al other affections Of the Kidneys
In tiut ami rHat MATIsN. II tax II in the form
81 raar', TIE laicul lying warmly covered tn bed
ti..s pare aithote dstia'5a viii eject speedy
Taken ~ ha' punch III HI MoRAL ana >PASNou!C
AsriIN it aJrls ane late relief from the dstress ag
symptoms.
Hy IL, i-c1ir aul specific Qualities tt the cold
stage in AGl and FEN III: ahd prepares the system Tor
VI tbs aimt5te4 etrat.s> nf the disease
Alrfaistratr1ta GI,)L&GA CHOLERA MoRBU$,
al collie. "a -fIo- sps.ci. r-.tr-s the fauctnn 81
LIVER. AMI rlptiy p-IIc hefhy crettJus Il should
be taken mixed X Al wo, watcr ald .n-tr.
Asa NERYtNE, a Tonic AMI PURIFIER Of the
b"'l, trial of fifteen years ira al climates ard der
circumstances has stanped wiki universal appreciation
Peculiarly adapted to TIM complaints Of dgIeate Fr-
MALES, il sa"ds Pse-emH;ly among the established
curative ett!eiAy-
Il is the only a'chalc preparation in country, that
~, generally, imr,e. wi'h pieaaute ard safety
never sh~A taken To excess producing headache
I or other uurtyAsaut couscfue uors.
S,li hadsaney wrapped in yellow papers in pint and
quart bottits b. al nsasgis, Ara,hecares and Grcers
la The lu.ed States. Purchased from the advertised
agents to I'essa irl~sI'ion 10 cunerir.S I'D a.. "a
tiaas, the hole country j. flooded with thEU
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~,
NE 'iN'''e ~ > MI ''' '+'9 N'' ecu
N's - 80 '''.9"s
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Power and Earlisl, Colonies" "Our Gener-
al" "The Claims of Service or Labor"
..Revicws and Literary Notices"
This number commences :Aa twelfth vel.
ume of the "Atlaati. MONTH"; !" and We
venture to say that NJ onc Of the sjxry eight
prcyiou. numbers has surpassed it in excel
lenca .,Dainps Of the Suuneatn." is & SCI
enti.ic entertainment which everybody can
appreciate "G,la DAYS" in this number il
Gail uamilton's best. 1t is enlivcncl with
wit. Il is enriched with some peculiarly
excellent passages. "outsidc Glnpses Of
English Poverty Is an admirable sketch OF
English low i'te-heantilul thoushts ana ex-
pressions about anything but, beautiful SUB
jects. We are sorry to find in this number
the conclusion OF Paul BECKER" Bat 1t
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''''o ~ w M. ~ ,.Iss.;. - IA :.
r. II.
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Sale of Public Lands.
l. MD OFFICE,

bangor, June /, 1853
y pursuance CT law as defined in charter 5.
4 section 81, Revised Statutes and Of orders
from the Governor and Council approved Fcbru.
Try anq March %, lSL3, hereby give notice
that the following schedule of Lands will be offer
ed for sale on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock noon on the
first day CT September next, at the land Office
at price per acre not less than the minimum fix.
ed in the advertised list.
The sale TO be by scaled proposals, in confJrmi
~ with the provisions Of the foregoing Chapter
and Section whlca require that ten per cen.um
OF the minimum price os the Township or part
thereof, shall accompany each proposal, which
sum shall constitute a part Of and be allowed in
tie cash payment TO be made upon the township
or tract purchased.
The person making the highest bill above the
minimum price shail be declared tho purchaser.
and on Payu cn, OF e.thrd of the rureha Sc
money in cash, lc'nding tho ten per cent OF til,
minimum price deposited the Land agent shsl
mako out AMI de, aver IN him eenlitioua deed
IN the usual firm Of state deeds, of the tract b,
him purchased, taking for tho remainder Of the
purchase money. three prol4issory not"s for cqlal
sums, payable annually in one, two and three
years, with interest, and bond with sufficient
'urety for the payment Of fair stumpase Of al
timber cut thereon, to be applied to the payment
Of the notes."
" The sum deposited by any other bidder, who
does not become a purchaser, may be Withdrawn
by him at any time after the bids are declared nd
recorded -s'
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A TERRIBLE IRAGEDY. -One OF the most
fearful tascdies which ever took place in
this State was finally cnnsunma.ed in the
town OF Detroit yesterday afternoon. We
gather the following particulars from Con-
stable " alker, who learned them from the
employees Oh the freight train which came
in ut noon to-day.
1t seems that three men named Myrick
llurd and jenkins, took boat and went
down the S2bAstIcook river for the purpose
OF hunting up tn dcSerters and horse thieves,
Grant and knowles, who shet officer Me
kcnney last Sunday, in troy. They had
proceeded but q short distande before lIurd
Thought he heard n nuIsJ III Q cane brake
lie took his gun and went esh0re, wien.
seeing fresh tracks, he called 10 Lis compan.
ions to come ashore also. Each was armed
with gun, and on advancing. Grant and
knowles suddenly rose up in front OF them,
when each party exchanged shots. Jenkins
was instantly killed by Graut, while Grant
fell By bullet from jenkins gun. Myrick
was ais, wounded in the arm.
Hurd AMI Myriek then stlzid both Grant
and Knowles, but the former attempting to
draw another revolver. l!url st1yc in his
skull with the bat Of his gun, killing him
on the spot. In the mel u Knowles skull
was also broken, and he is not expectc t,
live.
Tho bodies Of Jaskins and Grant arc now
lying in the town-house at Detroit. wait
ing for a coron r. Knowles lies at the
hotel in a dying state.
Myrick wound is no. considered CANCER
Gus.
Officer Mckenney, who was shot on Sun-
day by Grant, was yesterday removed to
Belfast, and will undoubtedly rccJyer.-
Bangor Times.
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coin, Bangor for bingham Mary Jane. Merrill
Gardner for Boston sloop Lodi tirindle Baneo
Ar 18th, schs Nonparicl, Bunker, Cranberry
Isles Union, Foss. Hancock Delaware, Robin
son, Thomaston.
Ar 10th, schs Oregon, Miller, Franklin Effort
! Fritts, Machias for Bostou Convoy, Cook, Cal
ais fer Boston Black Warrior, Carpenter, Goulds
boro for Lynn Louisa, Bennett, Franklin foi
Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Sarah Elizabeth, Weber, Dam
ariscotta Valparaiso, higgins, Trenton fol
Boston.
Ar 10Th, seas North Battery, Giant, Ellsworth
Myra, Sawyer, Roeklind Alice, Curtis, Bath :
! Roscoe, Rich, Calais for Boston.
Ar goth, schs Ceres, Thurston caliis North
Battery, Grant, Ellsworth !; Columbia, Crosby
Bangor; sloop Excel, kimbali, CherryfeId for
Annsquamr
BosroS-Ar 18th, schs Sailors Return. Scavy,
Calais T; Dove, Thursston, Cllais Spartan, Sad.
Ter, Ellsworth Louisa, Bennett, Surry Dcxala,
Higgins, Eden Damon. Pitcher, aud Renown.
Pettengill Bangor Biilow, WGss, Bangor ;
Catharinc, MeNear, Wiscasset PenRsy lvania.
Scott, Bath Alice, Cultivate, Saco koret,
Hill, saco Mercy & Hope Robinson, Kenne-
bunk sharon, Leach, Dover.
Ar 18th, brirs P Smith, (of Bangor) Smith,
Philadelphia Co dor (of Machias) Allen. EHz-
abethport schs Susan & Ptebe, Ramsdcll Ma
chias; Wave, Hall, Bluohill, william Penn.
Paarl, Crosby, Rockl,nd Eliza Frances. Fossett,
Rockland W Hall, Nash, do sloop Blonincr,
tof Eden) Pray, St George N b; Aida, York,
Rockport.
Ar 10th, brigs Titanie, (oC Eastport, billings,
Cienfuegos ?sth nit AH.ton, (of Binsor) Saw
yer. Baltimore William Dresser, (of Bangor)
Hatch, Baltimore schs Mary Elizabeth, foi
Trenton) Mayo, Lepreaux, NIB II l. Foster, oi
MachiaS) liunley, St john NB Hiram, Wells,
Calais /; Marcclius. Grant, Maehias Delaware,
Glcaves. Yarmouth Santa Maria, Gould, Free
port Hudson, Warren, Portland.
GLoucEsrER-Ar 10th scls Florida, Ulmor,
Roston for Ellsworth Laura L Ejza, Staples
Ellsworth Scion, Bickford, Goullsboro for
Boston Henry Clay. Sainter, Bangor.
NEwroRr-Ar 17th, seAs Mayaower, Hcnier.
son, Calais fer Bridgeport White Sea, Little.
field, Portland for New York.
PAwrecKEr-Ar l7th. Ontario, Brown. Cllai.
Cid 18th, schJ Marthl Maria, Rcel, New York
Cor falais) HeEzbah, Lunt, philadcl )ha Cor
Bangor.
PHLABELFaIA-Ar 18th schs K Warren
Rockland Garwood, Gnifrcy. Rockp1it
Ar 10th, brigs Trenton, Atherton, Calais ;
Isaac Carver, Shutc Bocpor,.
Cid lGth, schs Young America. Dl5unt East
port; S.etson, Rich, Orllnd.
Ar l7th schs Pulos Moore, Franklin Volant,
Dodge, ani Fairdea!er, Cox, Bangor.
NEw Yonx--Ar 10th, brig Sarah Wooster,
Lord. franklin ;~schs Roanoke, Smith, Eastport ;
J iiaradcn Shaw, aud ANN Gardner, Knowles,
Bangor; Crusoe, Foster, and johnson. Poe.
tor. Machias.
Ar 18th, ship Harriet Newell, Fletcher, Ma
chias.
New HAvEx-tr 81. schs Miciran, Marshall.
Calais Damon, Pitcher, bangor; Harriet, Cur
tis. Calais
BAt1iuonE-A Ar 18th. s'.i, Crest CT the Wave.
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a CAR ID

The Ladies' Of the Baptist Sowing Circle tax,
pleasure In informing their friends and the public
that the amount Of RECEIPTS from their I.eyec and
Saie on ti.n e. cnan.s Of tine iTth and 18th inst.
was s4d5, sum nearly sufficient to procure =
Church Bell. For the generous contributions o.
the members Of the Society, and those interested
and particularly to Mrs. L. 5. Tisdalc, Mrs 5
Royal, P. W. Perry and o'hcr liberal hcartes
friends, they tender their siucero thanks.
i'ER ORDER COMMITTEE
Ellsworth, June 10, 1863
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rEThe Sacrament Of Confirmltio, wa

gThe Sacrament If Con6rmlto, wa
administered to large number of Catholics
on Tuesday last, at the Catholic Chapel in
this village, Bishop Bacon of Portland ofici.
ating, assisted by the Rev, Mr.. Madden of
Ellsworth, and the Rev. Mr.. Gillian of Ban.
gor. We do not know but very little of the
ceremonies of the Catholic Church, but we
find the following description of this Sacra-
ment, which we presume is correct.
80. Confirmation, is u sacrament where
in by the invocation OF the Holy Ghost, and
the imposition of the bishops hands, with
the JUNCTION OF holy chrism, person receives
the grace oil the Holy Spirit, and strength
to enable him to make profession of his
faith. In this sacrament tie Roman Catho-
lies make use of olive oil, and balm the oil
to signify the el.arness of a good conscience.
and the balm as the SAVIOUR of a good rcpu-
tation. They use the following form =
sign thee with the sign Of the cross, and
confirm thee with thee chrism of salvation,
in the name of the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Ghost
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ocsAyvfLLE--Ar It'll, schs Nonplricl, Whit
more, Banks
10Th, 0rontes, Whitmorc, Boston.
18th, Sarah, Whitmore, Boston.
18th, Lafayette. Crockett, Boston.
leth, Josaphine, Crockett, Boston.
CID l2th, schs Orontes, Whitmore, Bangor
Queen of the West, Staples Fishing.
18th, Noupariel, WLitmore, Fishing.
PoRrLASp-Ar l2, ssbs Lucy Anna, Blake,
Bangor /; Utica, Thorndike, Rocklaud Stranger,
Lewis. Bristol agrico a, Murch. New York for
Ellsworth Dime, Thurston, Calais for Boston !;
Helen Mar stockbriige for Lynn Spartan, Sad
Ter, Millbridge for Boston Susan Ross, Herrick,
Machias for Providence Vienna, Look, Addison
for Boston Morning Star, Smith, Ellsworth for
do Sea Bee, Herrick, Bangor for Neponset !;
Warren, Grant, Bangor for Boston /; John, Lin.
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Franklin--23i lust, Hannah, aite OF joshua
Jelison, gel iJ years.
Verona ISaul-Nay eth, Charles A son Of
Ezekiel Morse, asel IL years, ms. anu - dav.
Fl. A!cxanlta Nh - IuHe ll.h. Of caHsum p
tom Mrs. Able T.. vie os ". Z. squire OF Ills
worth, aged - years,
Mael,as-June Eth, James Levesett, son OF
Isaac :. aad Casoliae Bradbury, a,oI year and
months.
East MachiGs-Juae ,st, DR.. Nirum Gates
asel G. years.
Est ClcaveisHi, Ohi5-Nay - 0Pheiic, wife
of Clement Everett, aged 3, yeats, formerly from
Glulis59ro.
CAials-June 10Th, Mrs. Mary eiariGer, aged
CO yes
Biuehiil--llth inst, Of scarlet fever, Gene, on.
~ eaill of Isaac Z. AMI Joan Clo.son, .eeI )
years and months
B;ooklin-l5th inst Nj VIM X. Babsan. aged
IS wears. MIR b. was s,ber-mindel christian
youn. nan. lie died N peace, lookia. in cont.
deuce bey, al death for that rest which awaits the
people ii God
Tro,,5o,,,-l.tl it ~. I,;. u,-,.,f ,,f,,,r
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Al Court Of Probate ho,l at Ellsworth within
and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the third
"Wednesday # June, A. D. l6G1.
Am the petition Of Daniel Morgan, Jr., adj
Administrator Of the estate Of Daniel Morgan, late
of Sedgwiek, in said County, deceased, represent
lag that the personal estate OF said deceased is not
sufficient = pay the Just debts, which he owed at
the tine Of his death by the sum Of three hun.
dred dollars, an! praying fer lioonce to
sell and convey TIE real estate Of said deceased,
the payment OF said debts and incidental charges:
Oeiered,-That the petitioner give notice there.
Of to the heirs of said deceased ald to all per-
ons Interested IN said estate by eauainga copy Of
this order TO L. publi-hdd in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can printed in Ellsworth, in said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear a; a Pro-
bate Court to be holden at Ellsworth, in said
County ,on toe first Is ednesdsy Of August next, at
tea OF the clock in the forenoon and shew oause il
any they have why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy attest,
% A. BARTLETT, Register
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The very best Music Books for
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and for sabDaiil Schools.

ADGLr-Amerieaa Musical Class Book, e.
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A 3 OF Music, Lao. Part Songs, for female
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-. Bakers School Music Book, 80. Birds Vo-
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I'I's t. 70 t1eIr nTICTeI TNenNN anu OIfers.
MOST FMPORT1NT'-i.aG's zdDOc pOPTER's
Curative BaiSg is sol priceNs high brings it in.shs
reach Of every keep il convenient fer This
timely use OF slage bottle will prove be worth 100
times its cost.
NoTICE.-Sauc your morcy DO not be persuaded
TO purchase articles at is. TO which do not contain the
virtues & Is ct BOT lie Of Madame Por.ers Curative
Basar1, the cost ol featuring which is grest
that of almost any other medicine snd the very low
price at which it is Sold makes the profit the seller az
par ny snail and unPrincpicd dealers will sometimes
recommend Other medicines which theft profits are
larger unless the ,omegs n35. upon having Madame
Porter's, and a,hcr. 4s for Madame Porters Gu.
ratve Bal.am price l8 and in large bottles At Is
e;s, and ta1e other Ii you can hot get it at
tore ycu can al another.
II IA ny all pruggiss a q CTS and In large boz
les at - cts.
HtLL & RUGKEL, Proprie:ors. " York.
c G. Peck Agent fer Ellsworth. Geo, c. Goodwin 4
o. Boston Mass General gents for New England:
isly2
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NE have just received the following New
w Goods, for sale,
kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea
Astronomy of the Bible-Mitchell
Madge, or Night and Morning;
Tales and Skctches-lIugh Millr;
Story of My Career;
Life in tie Open Air.
Every Day Philosopher
Mill, on Liberty;
Old Horseshoe
Warrington
At Odds
&c, &C., &c,
With large assortment Of Rewards of Mer
It for Day Schools, and Cards for Sunday
Schools.
Also, an assortment Of Ladies and Gents
POCKET BOOKS;
with an addition to our former stock Of
School Books,
SAWYER & BURR.
Union Block, Ellsworth.
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ESTRAY COW.

ssrRAYED from the enclosure If the subscriber
- about the 10Th 81 May last, medium sized
red COW, with small white spot on her right 81 ie
and a dark face. A suitable reward will be paid
Tor info nation concerning her.
EEISHA WAKEFIELD.
Ellsworth, June Ia. iw22
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Freedoms SGisCG.

Notice is hereby given THAI I have given my
son, J0Rs A. MILLER, for a valuable consid.
Grafton his time TO act for hmself from this da to
and shall claim ne OF his wages, nor will !
be accountable for any debts of his contracting.
JOHN 7. MILLER.
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At Court Of Ptohate holden at Ellsworth, within and
far the County Of Hancock the third Wednesday
june, A.. 1855
ON the petition of Charles Haskell Guardian OF James
Saunders, an insane person, OF Deer lse, IL SAID
county grant the said uIlrdian license se Ger
tain rcil q said am saunders, sgt:si IN Deer
Isle a. fesaij wit his homtstead containing forysx
acres, and Pew No. Is in the Cong ega,ipah meeting
a9use:
Ordered, That the psoaor give notice to all person
interested by causing copy Of this order be published
three weeks uccessiyey in Ire Ellsworth American print
ed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap.
pear at Probate Court to be holden Ellsworth in id
county. on the first Wednesday Of August next a,
ten O'Clock In the forenoon and shew Sc, any they
why the prayer Of said on should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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Ba.t,p1rt-lth inst. by Rev. H. X. Ceaig
Rev Edward Beck Of OtIanl. to Mi.s Eal tius &.
laughter OF nc4. lIeary pIsl,nS Of 3.
-l,t inst, by Ecr. ;. Wentworth, Mr. Wm
W E4liins 10 Mr.. Sarah l.. 6rowcIi b9ta Of Orc
NJ.
Mncaias-Nr josiah D. Toss to Mis-. Lizzie
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