Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

si'lngc. this week, to large and delighted
audiences. The following resolution pass
ed by the audiance. speaks for itself:
''lIaying seen for two successive even
ings. as the result Of two terms Of in
struction, an exhibition If Miss l.. Il.
Hcrrick's Class Of young Iadc. and gentle
men in gymnastic exercises. and also Of
her class Of children, we, parents and
others. take pleasure in expressing onr
conviction Of the cntirc success aud great
utility of Miss lIerriek's labors. We be-
licve there is little danger Of overrating
the Importance Of such physical training.
and we do therefore commend Miss Her
rick to any community in which she may
purpose to form similar classes
The above was unanimously adopted in
a meeting of citizens Of Ellsworth, Juno
Z, 1865.
n. NJ. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Ellsworth, June Z, 1865.
Our musical community will notice
the announcement, in another column Of
Il Lecture ON Musical Culture. to b.
given at Writings Hall, on this, Friday
evening. They all know the value Of
these lectures, therefore will need 10 urg
ing to attend.
suneiAL.--Dr. Harding Of Ellsworth. assisted
by Mr.. Robert Grindle, tMedeAi Student, Jon the
2l.t of May, removed a Scirrhus disssss f., IN
the breast Of Mrs Levi Jordan Of Trenton, Who
has entirely recovered. Also on the ,o,h, assisted
BY the same, and DR.. Higgins OF Surry, removed
a large fatty tu,por Of long standing, from the
ehcs, Of Miss Cousins, daughter IL Andrew l..
Cousins Of Surry, who is also comfortable aud d.
ing we'll,
The Bath Tnn1 learns from IN ohiesr Of
18th Maine Regiuent that Dwish,s Division Of
the Army Of the Shenandoah, with which the 18th.
10Th aud 3o,h Maize regiments, and tho is. Me-
| Battalion, are connected. have orders 10 embark
Immediately for Savannah. Ga. They were u
leave Washington june ls,.
Major Pearl SPod nd. we'll known as enc u
the earliest settler, Of beer Isle, NJ, died iev
days since at the advanced age Of 50 ycAr.. Iie
had been resident in th.t place for fifty or 'i1fy
years, believe, and filled many stations Of pub
lie trust,
The Ladies Of South Surry, propose to eel
citrate the c9nin: t,h Of July, With Fair and
D''"''' IN grove
Lin' second ana nh''d Maine na"'''e' VIII
o.,.
a., ,o,, r., ,,., ,,;,,,, romu;.
.iOner of the freednsn's bureau.
~ endcii Philips is said 10 be worth nearly
'A''''0' VI
-, sana'' IL stephens Is the nation guest
III. ,,a..,;.n ., H.. - .,;,,
Springfield will Gu, down the force employed there
ITO" wv africans 10 '0''
JnJ - Cam S ~ ..a =, in.,;rs If H.
saprcme Court, died in Nashville, Tenn, last
"'"''''''''
o, run ssn a'pa; ans magazine MEo.
were destroyed. and over 50" psr.oss burned in
'"' runs 1D' ''''~'e' 'V'' " s''''''''s'
we are under on''sa'"ns 10 Hon.
l.. NJ M"r''i' Tor Haiua''e f"o. DOCS
MAINE uNivERsALlsr CoNvEsrIoS will
meet at Waterville on the eth, "sth. and
9th OF this month.
~ \ COW at the "llighland Stock farm
Belmont, Mass. gives ever eight gallons Of
Mill nov a,,.
~
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VIII denver the Grafton IN bati' ON Inc
Fourth Of July.
The remain. Of the burned steamer
New England were towcd from st. John
tn ,ort,.rJ last week.
Tho Fourth OF July ito I've observ-
cd in Portland by an Grafton. floral pro-
cession. regatta. and fire works.
We are under obligation. to Hon.
,.c p,.;. g. 49,. .e II. Ill.
''" W. Ut!
speech IN iaSor OF amending the c"hst'a'
ton so as to allow the taxing Of exports.
i Tho trial If Is.o. u.n1.,.., r..
NAVY Agent, New York, resulted in his
o.on;,,l v;,h,,, IN. ;,,r ,...,;n, ,ho;r
"'i"''" $3.50. ~. !"! "s
seats. frS"' o''e 'es'i'hoh! IL "ou'd seem
that the Navy Department prosecute
this case without any GOOD reason Al
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