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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
CHERIFf,S SALE ON FORECLO.

HERIFF,S SALE ONCFORECLO.
- SURE-State Of Minnesota, Houston County
District Court, Third Judicial District.
Tobias Hendrickson. plaintiff against WillN
Thronsen and Anna Thronsen, hts wi1a defendana.
Notics u hereby given that by virtue Of and pcf.
suaat . ths jndemene and decree Of the District
Court n anA Or theec0unty Of Houston atereeasa,
made Il the above entitled action dabed The 18th
Az q MAJ A n 1854 shall odse foe eale and seli
ct Ypub1e aucHon. q The, kont doc. ct The Court
eountS VA u ea q . 81 - p :
WUxIHRNfHD GFo or oOTOBRR a. D. 1855,
&C o. hour Of one O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that
day; % 1.-THE highest bidder, u 0e right tile and
in(efest that the above. named deSeadaae1 WHl0
Thronecn and Anna Thronsen. his WIFE, hae, on the
2sth day Of Nay, a. n. 1858 IN the Re- estate aae
moEtea6ed premises described In said judgment and
decree 3 be sold sndth described - TIE so.t1
half II he northeast quarter Of eedion 10. thirty
tsos n Township No. one hundred and nsf 004
north pl Range No six o. being N Houeon
county An the STATE Of Minnesota. san.r.. 80
b DsAed u sOsledonis this 1G Day % Angpf n
Sheriff of Houston county, Hnn. -
D. L BurLA PiStfH6s Attos #Ta seplW7tssi
/ lpfrfs1fF~A
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

- AND BOARDING. SCHOOL the next ~
sion viii open MONDAY eepte0bR M 1he new
s "a ss1 3 e g sssss 2 = ss 80
ne9 u the inSfifutisn. Nogr teac1nn re CHGneed
for TIE departments q regular stady; bessdA lkoss
for tie os1anmtAl hanekeA g - y = :
opened IN 8 supail1oronw nm - 4ose advonoe6
caasse4 to Which . teaGhw IN 9lvE h6 vha1e til
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
CURES cHoIERz; ! IxoRB,Ucss /: /.

In THE most asgravanng disease ID sctofl is pod
tive and immediate. Its contents act IKE magic
Dia1h@a, Dyeentery and all other edmAAf deesIge
ments yield ct once 10 it, poweeO b9sleo 9m9s 20
This ia no humbug preparatiens got up to exhila
rate and drown ones d1culties IN the IMAGES Of 10
todcatng excitement but .r9g1si1uyys 10 born
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

BOOTS ANDs0HOES AT WHOLE
ID SALE AND 1RTAM-C GOTHAM. d
lJ6etom street. b jusk receiving Nh nm otoek +
6o00 and Shoes. He getsing about = lasxe
49, are parScalaxiy inyi1G1 . give hin IN ii
seTo11 g ssll . Nv . tAGyean Be bsegAt in G,
60 Ogden peonlkly att6nned to
% 81 FsaL An81se q, 1856. azg92 AataWs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
1865,

EARAKRS AND HOUHKXkPXR6 snosld M
co0s4 thas hundreds Of douaR woriA a Gssin,
Fsovisaonss Dc, ase annually Destroyed b. Rats
1Hce, AntA md othef insects and vermin-su o
which ON be prevented By ssw donaD wuEsa os
seoosEAsrb Rat Roach, Ant, &C., Kxtermi,atr.
IbcaGht and u1ed Freely 81 sst1l NJ 1.--r---'g
- eee = osezAss" sAysstssneuf n til pauer.
= lceeld IN g. Rnnl Ma.ssota b RlDFiE; .
and Dealers. ap22 d&W1m
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Q q u. s.
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
FeS - Ess1 "a 81 sfEa
GoRs DYEPRSlA eURBi
GOES DYsPPs1A CURE,
soBss BYsPEFsia CURE a so5 ,n3l
qcoEs RYsPKFsaA CURE. nsauoo
~ .sooee DYspHpsiA CURE. 9i e I.
GOES DYsPKPslA GORE ha 2
aa cORs BYsPEPsls CURE. y
IN GOES DYsPRPslA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
f5lo GOES DYsPEs1A CURE, ~.
! THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
{ 400 THE woRIDs GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REAKDy az
,di % TEE WORLDS GREAT REMKDY ,t,,
.,..-. 81 alilbg t-'aa-l
s1as THE, WORLDS GREAT RKlHDY gods
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY n3.
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY 10 nc
$3.50 = ~ r.ro "a. ,os ri e-lts baa daga =
. 40. DYSPEPSIA iNFIsEsT1os, . 4sD ao,il.
ALL DISEASES OF TH = STOMACH AND
,a5 boW We 'sg il9y.iesb 3soM q
NOT a BEyKRAaA But A hEDsclasEia4
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
CURES pYspKPsIA WITHOUT RAIL- !.
CURES DYsPKPsA WITHOUT FALL ,79
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT PAIL,
CURES DYSPEPSIA, WITHOUT FALL r
- Cos's Dyspepsaa Cure -2'
CURES 1NsleEsrIoN N EVERY cAsE,
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY cAsEi
CURES INJeEsG7os0lSS EVERY CASE,
. @@ ~ ooe's Dyspepsia Cure
70 CURES WEAKNESS AND DKBnITY,
iii55acgREs WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, :
CoS's aDyspep@ia Cure II 2.
CURES SICK HRADACHE.I 7ad5 Il
CURES s10Ks HEADACHE se1 2a1
CURES NAUSEA AT sT0hAcE .e 7is
vol CURES NAUSEA AT sToakAcE, 9i.'
GRANTS PAINS AND oozIc, . ;,
6 CURES CRANES, PAINS AND coE1C, Q
g 55ilIs EITHER / sro11ca OR BOWELS.
'sa IN nrHEH STOMACH OR Bowns%
, ,ae's CURES 4c1DafT OR srokAcR;Sn 's =
e 90 b1 CURES AcnaTY laosc STOMACH eaiA
~ M ElTHR OLD OR ROME hsen ?,
GOOD .ss H. sssIss 2. aa sas Assd. s %
Coe's Dy.Ipssp ~ III sR ise oae
CURES cHolRRA MoRBus.aE ,iaa.
~ 70 CURES CR0LKRA- 'X0RDus.ysa va
+ CURES cHoIERz u xsosRBus /! s = bs -.
In this mos. sesravanng Disease IL sco Is pos.
tive and immediate. Its contents act IKE magic
Diarh@a, Dyeentery and all other edmilaf d@a1ge
This ia no humbug preparations got up to exhila.
rate and drown ones dcuites In the naaaee Of II.
toncatng excitement but .1smsitu5g b bonn.
MEDICINE Nor e BEyER AGE; % 81
. a MEDICINE, NoToIA; 1BEvERAGEs Tn
s most acceptable to diserdered Stomach, and one
bottle VII cure the agos' s9li4Rd 10 T9dgDn
WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA IN EYIsTENCEi
WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA IN EXISTENCE,
FSR FEVER AND AGUE 49, III D'a
aaISa 1t ss Sovereign Remedy and7Rr Sc
BnlossNEss, CONSTIPATION tia2
Httl ~ ~ ~ 4ai.'H- .il34
AND LIVER COMPLAINT. 5FI .nav
AND LIVER COMPLAINT ai9nA :
Is q blessing and 9. pixie .1oT Oh
WE GUARANTEE 1T IN EVERY CASE
twill stop distress after eating in one minute, and
70 those who have lived on Graham bread and plain
''s' ~ 'sA BE MS 81 GOOD CHEER
For you may eat a hearty az yo1 please and follow
BY one teasgoonfnl OF tie "Cnre" We care moi
now bad Dyspepdc you have been, we win guar.
artee you no trouble rom yozr hearty meal
Does your food rise on yoa, s:omachs ),
Do yoo taste il for hours after eating as 81
HsveYon Heartburn, SICK Headacneand LAnguori
! Are you Weak. Debli.ated, no Appetite no Iafss
Are you Weary tom r.sirg until retiring, no anx.
iety for Brsinesa no disposition TO Exaaon, con.
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Cleanse the Blood.

WITH corrupt, disoriered or Initiated Rood, you
W are sjca all over. II may burst out in Pimplcs,
or Sa,es az in some active disease, or IL may mere
ly keen you Stless. deprcsse aud good for nothing
But YOU cahhot have good health while your blood
is Impure. AYERS SARsAPARlLLA purges out these
ispuriies and stimulates the organs OF lite Ito
yirerous actiGn restoring the health and eNpeliing
disease Hence it rapidly cures variety of COM
paints which caused by mpurty of the blood,
Eruptions, Pimples, Btstehes, Boiis, 81. Anthonys
Fire, lose or Erysipeias, letter or Salt Rhenm,
Sc a!d Head, Ring Korm, Cancer or Generous tn.
@ors, Sore Eyes, Female Dneoses, such as kefen'
so Syphilis Yensrfdl Dfseases. Lirer Complaints,
and UeGrl Diseases. Try AYEH.s SARsAHARILLA,
and see for yourself the surprising activity with
which it cleanses the Dio0d Aud cures these disor-
ders.
large bottles, pretending to give quart OF Extract
been frauds upon the sick, for they not oaiy contain
little il any, Sarsaparilla, but often no curative
proprties Whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment
has ia lowed the of the various extracts OF
Sarsapmiila which flood the market, until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat still we call this compound "sarsaparla,
and intend to supply such remedy as shai fesose
anon H. We thint have ground Tor believing
il has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
run of the dis ii is intended TO cnP. ne can
only assure the sick, that We offer them the pest
atcynatiys which we know how to produce, ana ~e
have reasons believe it is by far the most eieetu-
ri purifier of the blood yet discovered by anybody,
1 AYERS CaERRY PICTORIAL is SO universally
known 10 snrpass every other remedy for the cure OF
Coughs (0lds Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
Er6HcaiS H,ci0snt Consumption, and for the reliet
of Consumptiye Patients IN advanced stages OF me
disease that it is useless here to recount the evil
dence Of its virtues. The world knows them.
prenared by DR. j. c. AVER Co, Lowetl, Mass,
and sold by Calvin g. reck, EilsWorth, NE. 2ni2
Howes s Co, Belfast W. L. Alden Co., fansor
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IIUNNEWELL'S
Universal Cough Remedy.

There is. probably, no line Of diseases which has
been more enormously treated than Throat and
Lang Complaints.
Thsre is no recipe written, nor preparation before
the pub ic for the above complaints, that does no,
contain ipecac, Antimony, Loteiia or Opium, in
some form or other which claim to be entirely UNI
necessary in nine tenhs of such eases, they pro-
duce nausea, cause the stomach to repel food, and
allow disease to triumph over what nature requires
to keep up strength.
Again, these Objectionable components cause
doses to he placed far apart, that the irritation
which the cough gets the upper hand and the
foundation OF weak lungs or consumption is perma
nently laid.
4 true Cough Remedy should not only be the pock
et bedside, or nursery companion OF all and TO bt
used just often there is tickling in the rodt oi
disposition to cough but to allow of its free use after
the cough is checked, TO clear away all remaining
irritation and make the cure perfect
Cases Of the most violent Sore Throat, with all
the symptoms of Diptheria have been entirely cured
by making a constant use of the Cough Kennedy as Il
Gargle For iioarseness ii is invaluable
JOHN l.. IitNNEWELt, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass
a5~For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold by c q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
W. L. Phillips, II H. Hay, and w. WWhipplc,
Wholesale Agents, Portland. lmlS
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FEW REASONS WHY TIE
AMERICAN WATCH
Is TIL: BEST


II Is made on the best principle while the for ign
watch |. generally made on no principle ut all The
foreign watch is mostly made by wAneh and boys,oy
h1nd While their labor is cheap their work Is dear
AZ any price. Such watches made without plan
aud sold without guarantee. They are Irregular IN
construction, and quite as irregular i'll movement
They designed only to sell. and the buyer Is the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have kept
aucres "lepncs, and Swiss levers in professed
repair for few years will appreciate the truth OF our
statement.
THE Plan OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces screwed together, the body OF the American
WatcIs formed of Soifd Plates No gar lhterfeftS
W til the harmony of its working, and no sudden
shock throw its machinery out ot gear IN fit'-
ing or any snSines. pursuit. 1t Is heid ,osethcr aS
firmly single piece oil metal III Il just Whit Ill
machinery should be
LIST ACCURATE, Cd SIMPLE, 81 STRONG,
18th ECONOMICAL
We not only secure thrapness by our system, but
Qnaiitg. We do not pretend that or watch can De
bought for less than the foreign make f,erts
bur that for its real value it IS sold Tor one-lai the
price. ~
OR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM Eliery9 Is
what its name indicates-Solid, substantial and al
WAYS Hclabic-warra ted to stand any amount OF
n,archiug, rit!in" or lighting.
orr MKT HIGHER QUALITY or WATCH (named
r. :. Eartct) Is similar in size and general appear
anee bit has more jewels aud more elaborate 1iiisii
OUR LADIES' WATCH recently brought out, is put
up in great variety of patterns, many of them ct
rare beauty and Workmanship, Is quite small but
warranted ia Keep time
OUR 1oUNtf tIEN tIENdN W NV u - i'"tt NV
large, and Just the thing for Young America
THE PROOF OF the merits at watch may be
found in the fac. that now employ over seven
bundled workmcn in factories, and that we are
still unable TO supply the constantly Increasing de-
Wand.
OUR THREE QUARTEE PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than thu others have described. Its
fine chronometcr balance is dclica.ely adjusted to
correct the variation caused by changes of tempcra'
ture. These wachei the fruits OF the latest eN
perimcuts in chronOnery, and are made by our best
wor in a Sc -ara'e department OF our factory
For the finest time ke Ding qualities they challenge
COMPARISON with the best works of the most famous
English and swiss malers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
| Agents for the American watch Company,
lml3ry 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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DIED.

Bucksport-April 18th, Mr. Eldal Atwood, aged
~ years and months.
Somesvile. Mt. Do,ort-l2th inst, Miss Emma
F., daughter of Abram Somes, Esq aged % yrs.
Miss 5. was young lady Of great promise and
was universally esteemed. May Heavenly conso-
latious be granted TO the stricken family.
Hancock 18th inst, Capt !Eliphalet Pettingall.
aged u years AMI . months. He was considered
= good useful citizen, in whom tho community
could put implicit confidence, which became man
fest, by his being called, at different times, to
fill offices in town of some importance and trust.
lie was member of the First Baptist Church in
Hancock. and lived life corresponding with the
holy profession no had made. His last sickness
was somewhat protracted, which he bore with
christian resignation. patience nd fortitudc. His
death is much lamented BY tho church and his
numerous family.
Also. on the 18th inst. Ann D., wife Of Dr.
John d. Lindsey. aged IS years.
[Will Zion's Advocate Please eopy.l
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9pefial Notices.
TO THE LADIES!
Both Married and~6ingle. Y
THE OLDEST REGULATOR f0a FEMALES \

Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
VIII immediately relieve, without PAIN all disturb
anccs of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation or suppression. They act like
charm in removing the pains that accompany diff
c,,lt or mmodcrate inenstrnation and are the only
safe and reliable remedy for Flushcs, Sick Headache
pains i'm the I.oins, Back ahd Sides. Palptatiun OF
the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, Spasms
Broken Sleep, and othen imp casant and dangerous
elects of an unnatural condition Of the sexual fnc
lions. In tile Of ftaor ditns, or Whites
they effect speedy cure.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have hccn used OVER A QUARTER OF CEN
TlRl. They offered as the only safe means of
renewing interrupted menst uaton, but Ladies' must
hear in mind TINT, there is one condition Of The Fee
mate system in tch,c these TfIs CANNOT be taken rth
ont producing Peculiar RESULT. The con-
ofition referred 10 is PREGNANC Y-the result.
MSCIR RfIGE. Suchis hs irrisisfible fendcncg Of
ne medic inc to restore Ae seral functions to
mai condition, that the reproductive potcer Of
aature cannot reastit THEY CANNOT DO HARM
in any other way. -
ire the oniy Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years. can re-
Iy upon now. BFT4RE OF TMTT1 TONS! These
iils form the Finest Preparations crer put forwdrd,
with IMMEDINT and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T
RE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist and tell him that you rant the BEST and
most RELIfBLE FElL.LE MEDICINEIN THF
JTORLL, which is comprised in
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills!!.
They have received and are now receiving the
sanction of the most eminent Physicians in -4Hcrica.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box-the price,
One DoiEar per Dor, contanngtrom 50 to GO Pills.
Pills sent By mail promptly, by remitting the price
to the Iroprietors or auy authorized Agent, in cur
rent funds.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
nOTCHINS HILLYER Proprietors
81 Cetlar Street, Netc York.
cowA4o For Sale inEllswortll by {. q. PECK.
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M "A r r / Il d.

SulivanvApril 18th, by W. B. McCrate, Esd,
Mr.. Wooster Smith of Rockland to Miss Georgi
anna Philbrook Of s.
Mt. Desert--April 18th, by Rev. J. A. Plum
mer, Mr.. John Clement to Mis-. Cedela W. Jor-
daa, both of Mt, Desert.
East Trenton pril 23l. by Rev. W. A. Dur
fee, Mr.. Artemus c. Berry of Hancock, to Miss
Adeli NJ Youn. of Trenton.
Frankln-:2d inst by Rev. B. +. Stinson, Mr..
George II. tordon of Franklin, to Miss Albany
Dyer Of Waltham.
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s. 100000
FOR ONE DOLL A r j.,

FO X 0 N e DO L L A X,
which they need net pay until it is known what is
DE- wn, and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact of its being the
Original and Largest Gift Associa ton in the
country. Tue business continues to be conduct
ed in a fair and honorable mapner. and large
and greatly Increasing trade is proof that our
patrons appreci ,te this method of obtaining rich
al elegant goods.
Duringthe past year this Association has son t
q C large number Of val liable rvs to all parts
OF the country. Those who Fatrunize will
receive the tull value of tier money, as no
or cle n our list is worth less than One Dollar,
retail and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be
| Immediately sent 10 any address by return mail
| or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
| valuable prizes from the Eureka Associations and
have kindly allowed the use Of their names:-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Penn, Oh Painting, value, sluo; James iiar-
graves, s2l broadway, New York, Oil Painting,
value, 500; Z. L. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co.,
Kansas. Mclodeon, value, 500; Patrick j.
Byrncs. Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch, value,
SIPS; J. L. Shaw, 224 East oath Street, New
York, Piano, value, $3.50; Mrs. Chas j. Nevis,
Emira, N. Y, Piano, value, $500; Miss Lucy
Janiway, Elmira, N. Y, Cluster diamond Ring.
value, S2O0; Mrs. X. Pennoyer, City Hotel, Nash
vile, Tenn, Melodeon, value: SIPS; Oscar M.
Allen, Co. B. ll2d Reg. Ind Vols, Nashville,
Tenn Watch, value. $50; Rowland 5. Patterson,
Co. D. 10th Iowa Vet Volunteers, Oil Painting,
value, 500; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Springfield,
Mass, Mclodeon. value $50; James l.. Dexter,
City Surveyor, Syracuse. Y, Gold Watch.
value $3.50; Mrs. James Fly, 1877 Wooster Street
cor. Blocker, New York, Oil Painting, value,
500; Mrs. J. C. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Silver Castor. value, $40; DR.. J. X. Sinclair, No.
4 Main Street, Utica N. Y, Framed Engraving
value, SIS; Hon. Luther, Detmold, Was -ington,
d. c., OIL Painting, value, 500.
Were we permitted, we might add many names
to the above list, but many persons object to our
SO doing,'we therefore publish no names without
permission.
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledge the receipt of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our office.
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e. Tho female copperhsad from Penobscot who
used reasonable words this morning, in presence
of Union ladies, is allowed three days ii she
keeps quiet, to leave the place, for we cannot
have the sanctity Of our Sabbath violated by her
presence. She should know that "freedom Of
speech" is never allowed treason with impunity,
sand what is crime in man, is uuutterably detcsta-
bic in woman Per order,
UNION LADIES.
Ellsworth, April 10th. 1865.
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For sale.

WILL be sold at public Auction upon the premi
w scs in orland on Thursday, June stl'. ls65
(uness previously disposed OF at private sale tn,
p. Brown, ESQ. The house is Two stories, IS X ).
feet, with l. 40 20 feet containing in AL Is rooms
finished in good style, marble nantes, &C., &c.
good stable and out buildings. A good well OF Wa
Ter 100 rods (or thereabouts) land, enclosed with
coed fences. Also the store formerly occupied by
him situated at the west end of the bridge 10 Orland
Terms liberal and made known at time OF sale.
FOR further particulars apply 10
SEWALL D. SWAZEYi
Rucksport .Aplil 18th, 1855. 10
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BLUEHrLL, April 81, 1865.


FRIEND SAWYER 1T has been charged
to my account that the report Of our
Academic Exhibition, was from my pen.
With the permission Of the "Faire Ladie"
authoress Of that excellent article, wish
to insert one unaccountablc omission.
The hest recitation of the evening was
the Parody on Poe's Raven, by Annie
Buck Norton. Considering the age and
advantages of the speaker, it was the ne
plus ultra effort of the occasion, and pub
lie opinion fully sanctions the compliment.
There was distinctness Of utterance and
an apparent comprehension of tho author
altogether unexpected from little girl of
f,pelre summers. Honor to whom honor
is due. Truly yours,
+. Il. UsGooD.
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Caution.

Edward b. Esty has adxertissd . " FAai ioI
SAFE" siiSated in Moth Hancock. four miles
frosA Eslssorsh si'1age sad eighty rode ffam ~
stage road" Sc. -,
/ give this notice that said Kixs,d b; fstS
does rot Swn, and has no right 10 cell thS fasia
thus advertised. lie has 40 title 10 ssiA FAIRS,
except what he Sbtaiaed " ffd6d, atd ~ e3a
give no title to IL.
own and occupy slid farfa.
AxAxSx A: kIei.
Hancock, Aprn lash, 1885.
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Farm for Sale
On EnSy Tcriuvs,

SIlUArED in North Usnccck fottr Killed ftot3
- Ellsworth, eighty rods from stdgs tosdi aad
the town roa1 .6Es through It.
Said Farm contafts chitt5-fee aetss ~ Shofse
land; has a Barn Franc 80 x IS feet; 4 esffsr IN
fitted to put house on; has about Is aeres Of
wood and pastufage Wei forced. About six tons
of good hay was cut last year, and the Plaes cam
be made to cut double that Quantity u . small
expense. The moving field contains sigAsssa
acres. Plenty of good watet on the fern, slsd
two or three acres Of muck:
For further particulary ins1itc of ;.
EDWARD B. ESTY;
at Ellswost6s
April Is, 1868. lssf
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SIXTH stolen.

SToLEN frora my shore on the 9Th Of April, d
- new Centresboard Skill, about IL feet long
on tho top. Painted pink stern stern post and
stem alike, white bottom, green Top knside,
yellow below the risiugs, and green aboys.
Any person giving Information in regard to the
above shall be suitably rewarded. ,,.-,
D. HAMoR.
Eden, April 18th l3Sj. swis
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State Of Mllillc.
Shipping News.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CLEARED.
Thursday, goth.
Schr Samaritan, Hale, Boston.
Odd Fellow, Weber, Rockland.
Friday, 2lst.
" Mineola, Holt, Boston.
" Senator, Bonzcy. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Friday, 2lst.
Schr Lady Ellen, Lizzie, Rockland.
q" Velocity, Mureh, Portland.
SIoop Heroine, Bupk,r, Rockiand.
CLEARED.
Saturday, 22d.
schr. Morning Star, Moon, Boston.
q" Carcssa, Fulleion, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Monday, 2ith.
Schr Samuel LOWS Wood, Boston.
" Doris, Remck, Boston.
" James Tilden, Davis, Boston.
i" Elonrd, Milliken, Boston.
d" Fairdealer, Young, Boston.
MoIginio, Conary, Deer Isle.
CLEARED
Tuesday. 25th.
Schr Lady Ellen, Lizzie, Portland.
" Alyerado, Belatty, Boston.
Sloop Heroine, Bunker, Belfast.
Wednesday, 2Gth.
Schr Velocity. Murch, Boston.
6. Catharino bcal, Haskell, Boston.
=" Forest, Gordon, Boston.
" MoyaiR ia, Conary. Doer Isle.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, 2Gth.
Schr Odd Fellow, Weber, Rockland.