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VOTER.

SAIP.BUILDERs CoSvESTIoS.-Thec orpor.
ators Of the Maine Ship-builders' and Ship
owners Association held a meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at the Merchants Exchange,
Portland, for the purpose OF taking measures
TO effect an organization.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
:Mudgett Of Stockton, and Hon. Nathan g.
Hichborn Of stockton, was appointed Chair.
nsan- and NJ. n. Rich Of Portland, Secretary
II was yoted.thst when the meeting adjourn,
II be to meet at the Merchants Exchange in
Portland, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of April
next, for permanent transaction Of such other
business as may then. properly come before the
meeting.
u WAS also voted, that the thanks Of the
Convention be extended to the Portland
Board Of Trade, for their interest In the mat
ter Of the convention; and to- solicit their bear
ty cooperation In the future.
II was also voted, that the newspapers in
this state, especially in the ship-buif,iing dis
triets be invited to publish the transactions Of
this meeting, and to give them such publicity
as 10 secure such an attendance ut the next
meeting as its importance demands.
The meeting then adjourned.
NATHAN q. HfcHBoRS, Chairman.
n. y. Rich, Secretary.
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1GvEr1oG CH4NsEgEsfH. The hen
n~bec Journal pays the following RED
compliment q, GDtern1r Chamberlain:
.stghen new occupant comes into the
Ezecassvs Chair there IL always an inter
est among the people N learn tS,s he nils
II, and whether he comes mp u the expee-
tatisps Of tisDse whose eu3fsges eieSassd
him 10 the PORTION. When called 10 the
duties Of governor Of Maine, Gen. Cham.
hemlain was without experience in cIvrs po
sitious and pes4onzliy unacquaintrd with
the large majority ~ those who have had
post 10 do sith political afAirs for the last
ten or Gf,~ru years. An accomplished and
ynecessfaisftc siSze krn1ss1<. ARD . kzssre
and bril.ass officer ia war against the re-
bsIIion, il was thought by many that he
night not he equal D. the varied and re
yeSas;ble dutiss u State Executive. The
commencement u the administration Of
new GOyerp>s is>yensfally the ssyerss teri
~ his capacity and tfBcss NJ he psase -
We hut repeat the expres~ed epinion Of
those who have observed his c|sxs~ ard
i,een bsenghs in contract With him s'nce
ifr came into mice, in declaring that be
lss fatty realized the hopes 81 his friends
and put at rest the doubts NJ those aho
feared he might not prove equal 10 the re-
possibilities ~ the portion. The mems
hers of the I-egis.a:sre and the large nun
her ef persons from different sections Of
ne state havinx b1s,D.ss at the Capitol
during the past winter. have been strong
ly impreszed sri,h the simple dignity With
Which he has bprn himself He hs.s shown
that tbs readiness With which h. passed
from literary parsui.s u soecessfaf expcr.
a
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srapeoens Il nyspepsa A serse AZ fsiirss. ttsAt-
and ueas; 10 the siosnArh. kg~t~f VITA eairs-
bash. and xststns and deaf Vt hat p~rs,a
cali. ~ gone feeling the psi The sfom,eh
aa>nig tsers 10 also pAfpaasa u DC hesEt ~asch
physeians mistake fs hesFf disease. and ~hrn the
stomach 10 In This e,sditson is cusei WITH anoens
Tie roaxs assoas y~ss,s-s Il The ,issscii.
xs,t-s- 80. ~ when fssr sscnsseh seS
a r. 10 prevents the gastric luxe fnn aoutg.
and dt-e~ttrn eeases- Schencks ses~ssd Ionie dis
SHINE and restores The stomach to
its natural conditisn-
schesck Mandrake P1fis are also required carry
~ th' morbid mailer Iw'.tfas - We .ass 20. -
stomach. the liver becoming torpid ceases To throw
be, and sisort time the ~isle y stem Is DE-
ranged. Tho nsroas mcmsssn~ - the bronchial isb~s
.ynipahixrs in the other organs, and -for- tie pa
ts<hi Of IT, he Or she has Brvnciisal Pasno
nary tOn~umptioa.
sehci,ck luiuanc syrup cannot act freely through
the bos.i when the system Is In tins licked up condition.
wnioua the aid q the SesweeJ Tonic and Mandrake
when II in morast condition. biood and bile run
through the system mixei and the whole body bccorne~
bw and the blood SO thick. 1t hardly through
the VEINS In majority OF cases heuiofrhag~s
from this thirk condition 81 the bhpsi Tic Mandrake
fi.s net the Liver saiias to caSrrssf they 10
what that does lit unlcxS die gall Dl.dr, start, Tho
bile ana the blood begins nsiEr.y through
she veins. and the ,~rnorrisg-s r. p~rsoss
are attacked with beinprrhage, they voua hrst take
god purga'iNc. something thai ~1Qk liver,
they wuuld soou br relieved frtaa bbr>ing from tho
lungs. and Il Is the only FIT ssfrirzens Only
teNp.rs-v, AND Mritate the bronchial lap tho
groundwork for eonsunpi,n-
DR. StHEStk viii he professionally at his rooms
every week q. bond street, New lork, and j Hanover
Street, Boston. from 4. ~ unstb 3. ". lie gives
advice free, lat for thorough cxaminatto with tho
l;~spromttcr the charge IL 81.
His medicines for sale by all drusTisis dealers
Also inll supply at all times at his nbofns.
Price of the Pnlnionc syrup and Tonic esefr
81 20 per bottle, or $40 the half dozen. Mandrake
GEO, GOODWIN 4 Co, "a Hanover Street Arcuts
Tor Boston, for sale by all druggists.
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Book Table.

-Ee>ry e1tnrd1g for the week ending
N2rek III has the usual variety Of choice
rrzErz csIli-l from the English Magazines 1e.
ua1-ic from c. ". TTeHnine, 3si Broadway.
View York; juvenile Party Galop, BY j. DE
Ja-iea-ki: where have the Beautiful Gone,
4 ttie,, Poetry and Music By Jarr,.s G. Clark.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
Gould & Lincoln. Of Boston. announce that the
Annual Of Scientific discovery" which. for
sixteen year. regularly appeared, hut the issec
Of hich. for 1s,1i. wa. necessarily deferred,
will h. published shout the middle 81 this
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ys1rs, 1856 and ls5, bringing up the pro-
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TO the accumulated material, the many inter-
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discoveries. in almost every dcpar tment Of
science and art, it cannot fail Of being one Of
the most Interesting AMI important volumes Of
the whole series. The work will also contain
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styled Thu Diamond E4Stion = ami is stritable
for the Parlor table or Library, combining cle-
gance and cheapness. The volume before Us
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particuar,-tie pHper, the printing and the
illustratfoos: and the whole make up i, cred
liable to house that Initiated the "Blue and
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very lest specimens Of books OF the present
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DEATH or Aogb pgorLg. Mrs. Mary
Noody died at Rumford on the 2oth day
stsEstruary. 1867. aged 81 years and
about 5 months. She was the mother Ol
10 children --Dins sons aid four daughters
-..aud all are now living. The oldest u
72 years old. and tte youngest about IS
ssd the old lady ieasss 80 grandchildren
and quite na'nbsr d great graOdsh'hren
shs has always been very smart. healthy
Gid lady. and wa. respected by NIL who
koew her, She has Tor long time been
= ma,nbey Of the Baptist Church.
.AsA Bonasy. Of Sampcr, died ut that
place ON the ga " February, ut tho age Of
~ yearg Ito WAS the father Of ~ chill
dnn by one wife, who. with most OF, her
Children, survives him.
Joshua B.rrowa. Of Hartfords ated"n tls
9Th inst. aged o.. liz was native Of
MSddielnro', Mas, hut rcInovedsto Hart
f,gd in his youth, and always resided
there.
fOxford Dem.
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TIE xEwSoRE eoL1ErTrRNT-H f-aaa-
=. xssssx tasazaeneut sfns Ses YORK
r.aeukrsnss,. are r.assw as grus1 zndr e"1n-
- - are us~- xaep.nnR the rsnet.-
n:u..s Bag .ii-triss v -a..sEasr fksre - aeer
~. ne lisrss-.s r--s IA <sss - ~osse
seen. =, h..vs lp.ssa saed IN the View fSrk eA-@
=. kaeVr ass bat Z h:s- IssaEr1r n The estiilh-
-ior Il -.,s.ss a l4.a1ter Il nasIs.si
s Il ~ y.,.s.s.ss 1s sass -asess Isrs sse- sass
vz- ,4E4sr.--e,r. correspondent Of the S9-s0a
sfrsrt5ser has fiae fsiiowing
.4<-a-. ~ Mr.. -nsysh. the csEE~-ror. snf'
~ NV York Custom Hsu-e- essr1Ipsssd me al
r..-,e5oa ~ the E9us~ nearly all day, ans. u
<raawrae u ret esfsrSe- sGfH mas af'saFt T..
-. he VII have 4erse very znpfea@ant >+fl@a-
fsos,- when he reacz the report 0f Mr. liAai1a.a
~etea. -1r ma1er carae EY on ME- HiIf-
- 80 nexapz To arts ne sasys2fn .nafsfl OF
-~rnyv.t-7ess ca Essti,4ic exDeRntare~- WEI III
.tr,se-5sn- 10 esssTinue the iEsge~tlgzlssG Ass-4s
wfr sxR ~ssSgH RI es7EsAEsT " feA-s'~f
he explanatory cards reeeEIiF F''f'sSf-ait70 ~
NJ -narTae. Mr. HHs1apFs expf-s : A. cFen
s7oxe szrrzufag ~ ttSe eosI-sor faaa tse fsIskrR
=. v.a.tp 4, me =5s~iH@ h0s2rs u tse a-f ta1-
y-1~x s.r he br1szgst cot -ssz1e e. sssrsss 5srs-
.Tfyrs .ssugres%.za ssr prR4snxlaa ren-sEls a :
.basx~ff hsszx Ar -nsytae GsSszg1I a. our Il ne
.-s,u<r-4syhif. reuo-.er- employed b. tn ssza-
nuirtee IN February. sud 20 TT CITY "a n
svsspree ac-.sa-s kfns. and Indicated s1l.ast hls
zerS IKE brilserT "a hi- part NJ h2a1AT' /,
40 rast al respects to Near DSotf1Ii~ AMI
p,ff@-4ys a...! A.asl sog.etaizg - -ay s6ot1- Mr.
-usxrne'. r-safssn with the Frrssseaf. fasniiy
Tn. efsussaGEzes WIS orrseres.- AMI "a. tnsa q
-rsra.s tss rrsss~htr Ii. ssse-s8u q bringing =
4 silI n Impeachment azssaass NJ SMITH
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CH1LDREN'S LIVES SAVED
FOR 80 CENTS.

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DsR ANNUALLY
4 OF Croup Now, mother, il YOU would spend
Ocents' and always have sottfe Of DR.. Torias'
venetian Llniment In the house, never need fear.
losing your little one when attacked with this
complaint II is now 10 years since I have put
Up my 1.nmenf, and never heard OF a chilli
ay'nsoi Group when my Liniment was used but
hundreds OF cases Of cures have been reported to
me- and many state if it was $40 per bottle they
To"idnot bewithont Ii, Besides which, il is. A.
certain cure for Cuts, Is rms, Headache, Tooth.
ache Sore Threats, swellinss, Mumps, Codic
oarrh@a, Dysentery, spasms, Old Sores. and
pains IN the back and chest. Not one tre. II who
Is ever without it. 1t is warranted perfectly safe
10 take internally. Full Directions with everv
bottle sold by the Druggists. Depot % Cort.
iandt Street, New York. w.,
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Read again the Evidence OF one Of oar
oldest Residents.

VNsiNNAH, DsceM q, 80.
MEssRs. !. \. HARRIS 4 so:
oENfs-ihis Is to certify that have found AL
Rms LUNG BALsAM one Of the hes, ,emedie. in
tfe world for DISEASED LUNGS have used il in
NV family for breaking up troublesome cough
win The happiesi effect. l rec mmenslsd IL TO a
young lady who had haras sing cough and threat
en-d with Consumption, ard |, cured her in a few
days 81 would recommend it to al afflicted with
cough, and to those Who are preiispo.ed to Con.
sumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON,
Sold by L. 6. Peck. Ellsworth, Maine.
And BY all Dealers In Family Medicines. Ava
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Cranberry Lies. N.rrb Inn. Las
four. truly.
Se!ah

tranferry I-Ie., March l1th. I-f5..
MR- EDITOR: The result II our annual
Town Meeting i,sk+on the ah inst. was ~ fo4-
bows: Moderator, Samuel 5. Bunker, Town
Clerk, HorSe q. Bunker, seleetmen. Assess
ors, &c. William r. Preble, Enoch b. otznly
George y. squirting; Treasurer 4 Collector Of
Taxes, A. &. FeInaLi, Town Aeent, A. e.
FernalS, 3. 8. CosGnttee. Warren X. Bunker
There was esiite . spirited contest On the
Esscss,Hof the chairman Of the no5rts q ss-
Iectmen, William r. Prelle, and A. C.. Pernald,
being the candidates, finally, William P. Preb-
le was elected on fhe fourth bailotinx by two
majority; all passed OF pleasantly. your. truly.
A voter
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EE-Jt5

To GRIP TIE ro5ff ami 1,ct = INTO Worx-
my 9rs1er mzy cDst sl5yDsj-ggakiny to-
tai co.t Of s5z- SO. IiI;s .tEFm. from the es-
tizsab, II the best japizes r.li ~ srng,se 10
ia. a railroad ia running order from tine
lanssB2 as,gve the Bangor BrId2e, 80 called
~ thu @aaFyes.
VII it p4ys Tisas q1estjon Si2 - as..szs
By al On iSa-iuess fIeFs. AMI est>cialIy II
thsy are refss.tesf ~ srrsserfie for .ofise II
ibe s:hck. Ia answer ~ this. Il may be
stat ID. 1itboa. y1tDy into s.a.lstlcs. that a
careful noting III the amount 81 lumber
transported daily. sor eiZirt months in
year, over tflis groanf. viii answer the
question sffirTaafiyriy. But W. are not
left y, gu wOr. IN the matter. Tie Inn
berIaen Oh the river, who are To be benefit
ted BY tire ROAD, if tsIia. have furnished the
amount paid BIZ them Isl. sesas,n. for the
Transport alton u their iuIDber. These scv-
eral gums fn,os mp 10 over 81 100. The in
teres. On sJz-5GS the eJst. l. 81 l52 g.
The eDst of running the road for .%a.On
may be estinIatpf at 5000 more. The
wear 81 road &c. az per cent more.
which would re 81. 20, gs- total s17-35s, ~.
fDr interest. running exF,enses, and wear.
andlseAE- THIS would leave - ssun q about
si3 30 for dividend.
But saYs an obiectDr will the mill owners
enter unto the sehesne and patrOnize the
Ftb}S my WIZ VI ~ " va pay 1s's " tsA ~
TOR their juts,reG. We have shown that il
will pay; and u may taru ont that the road
will pay 40 well that a reduction can be
made on the freight. from the prize noe
paul Bot tbsefe are ais am<gss " II: eX-
peasts,i sxofta the rf,aas riasi, cpnesans this
whole sscti1n. The road can IN extended
~ the lower viisTves. and thereby save the
hauling ii lumber. "a is nov the practice.
late IN the fail ami early ia the spring for
that long dt~tairse. But the particular Item
" be named. as t-ciHZ Interesting 10 the
prtiic at large ia the fSsi, thai befl,x'; many
years We shall have small steamer run
ming along our c0ast. and ~ Portland
TfEn 49, shall want some such conveyance
as a railroad. tssaxry pAs.@ngers To the
mouth u the river, % IA the aeaInboas
Landing.
But we sbaIiIet this suffice for this week !,
but we promise our readers TDeanD lille. 10
keep agitatiny the question until sDrnetliin2
shall be 1DGe. We may publish la our next
statistics as TO tie amount u business done
here annually. giving the details.
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fa sFssr tsas saf $500 - 80.
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the directions sheresn.
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s.sr-sg .segs esAsrss kas heroso~ a law eyer
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80. 49,. 80. .J, ts,.l ee, benefit
-
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OnLAND Mrrch 18th. 1867.
Mr.. EDITOR sIR.-At our Annual Town
meeting, holden March 18th. The following Of
fcers were chosen for the ensuing year,
Moderator y. II. Powers.
Town Clerk, J. G. Saunders.
sclectmen, Assessor, Overscers Of the Poor,
J: G. Condor, n. II. Powers, ami John Hop
kins.
Treasurer, W. T. Emerson.
Sup. Sch. Com. +. W. Gross.
Collector .. r. Dorr
Town Auditcf +. W. Gross.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-22

TOwS OsJICfKs-Tie election in Pen,tseor
for town offx7es took place ON sfonday, with
the following result,
Noah =. Norton, Moderator, and James
Leach, Clerk. selec;men Il assessors, William
Eastman, Rufus Leach. Samuel Farnham 4
Milton wariwefi, Treasuter and. Samuel II
Perkins, Collector.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DR.. Dow continues to d,vuse his
ehifc Tune to the treatment Of all diseases ineidea
70 the female system. An experience Of twsntJ
thfee years enables him TO speedy and pc.
ma nea relief in the worst Of Satressiea ana
on oho Menaruat Esras menfs, from whafepe
cause All letters for advice must contain al once
No Endieou street, kostoa.
Board furnished to those who wish to re-.
main under treatment.
Boston, June q, 1863. lyosx
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment you
eaasasig Sc csred. it has acknowledgements from
hnrAs, Cuts, Gkapped HaMAs, Dsils,
sPrains, Warts, Itehs
And every complaint Of the skin. Try il for it,
costs but IS cents. BE cure to ask tor
tdale's Arnica Ointment!
For sale by all Druggists or send Is cents to O.
J.. SEYMOUR l. Co., Bost0n Mass, and T, CO i've q
box by return mail. 6no on 81
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Mr.. dams Tells His OWE
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