Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20


accomplished Postmaster and his Deputy arc
as accommodating, and A. faithful, As well as
honest and free from prying eyes, as any men
can be.
| ESEAL CovF, Sept eth, 1867.
! Mr.. EDITOR you please insert the fol-
lowing IN the columns Of your paper: "a
At Regular meeting Of Clinqucnt Lodge No.
IA? l. o. Of q. 7. Of Maine, the following on
| GERS were Installed for the quarter ending Oct.
81.
V. T.; Mary A. Walls. W. s.; BENZ. l., Sawyer.
W. T.; Vena d. Mex enzie. w. e.; Leryy +.
| Mojgdon, w. o. g.; Nancy J. SprsGue. j. g..
J. r. 7. Milliken, NJ; na rnsh q. Fiye, d. y: /;
A. S.; Lydia Lurycy II. s.; Sarah n. SPRING
CT: I. II. s; jaime. FGe, f.w.C. T.; A. C.
Milliken, d. G. W. c. I.
| Yours in Faith, H., and G.
| rIRE.-Ws learn that the buildings on tho
farm OF the Hall brot hers, Aurora, csnsistin
Of dwcllinzhouse, two barns, with outbuild-
ing., were burned OH Friday last week. There
was some fifty tons Of hay In the barns. and al
so all the sleds and logging gear Of their extern
sive numbering operations. TIE loss must -
considerable.
| We printed last week the advertisement
Of the Bangor Commercial College, and iuten-
ded at the time to have called attention to the
same but il Is not too late this week. Quite .
number Of our young men have graduated ut
this College and they all speak In high ter@s Of
praise Of it. We have no doubt but the train
ing and the business knowledge acquired in an
institntion of this kind Is almost indispensable.
We have no doubt also, but the Bangor institu
i h. bost in
Mr.. u. r. Austin is erecting on the five
saw dam. I" where the fire occurred in July, =
| fine double-sawmil. to consist Of a gang and
single saw, with box, lathe, and clapboard ma
chimes. This new structure occupies all tho
space on the eastern side Of the dam, where
formerly there were three mills. A railway is
TO be made running from the mill TO some dis
lance in the rear. to take away all the edgings
and waste of the mill, to guard more securely
from fire. No expense is being spared TO mako
this mill one Of the very best on the river, and
i il skilled workmen, first class material and
careful rainstaking altogether can work out
such \ result, then will this be the A, No. mill
on Union river.
We have been shown a letter dated At
Queenstown Aug 2sth, from Augustine Grim
die of this town. Captain of the ship Cashmere,
which says that he sailed from Cardiff bound
| TO Quebec, and after cncountcring very heavy
gales which caused his ship to leak SO badly that
! he was obliged to bear away for the nearest
port, that he fell in with ship Of 1900 ton bur-
then abandoned and with seven feet Of water
/ in her hold. Capt. Grindle succeeded in board
ing the ship and put eight Of his men on board,
and both ships arrived safe n, Quecnstown.-
Much credit Is due capt. "r'hdle Tor the sA"'
and energy displayed in this effort to get into
port the abandoned ship. as well as his own.
"a. ,,a;,n :, ,r;,,lod condition, Tn. shin
o''' ."S IA
lowed IN proved 10 Dc the 1Zar Oh "feenoeh'-
one wa, siN huuufe" HINES ~ '''' '"~'" "
e"i'e s''"'
III. worthy Of note that Messrs. ;. ID. |.
.,,t,.i,t,I onc,~S have hem mos, sccr. sfml
in the sale of their instruments in tbslocalities
ne Wiisre sl..l.n eAer..1.s .a"e III ~" ~
I ranoe and deception to claim every improve.
| ment in reed instruments ~ their own. which
were 10 oiNr",on even 'S.pre me! sAseu ~, ~
c. V i,s.n 40 nonnI.r and The s,le. 40 large =.
vt the present time. We have tested these In.
struments 10: long time: and nnd them 10 ev.
which we have ever used. and we have had
practical experience IN the use OF tnosc organs
c.,nhr;,v III W., roI 'hnrm1l
,,;nsb great =, pu,,,ion for The excellence
and durability OF their workmanship, and they
a,4M u,, u" ,,,r,ah mn H. ~, oId nv ,lcIr ~
injure the ..good report Of them which ow
everywhere prevails. They take equal PAIN.
W ,ham 70 wsrrem,eJ' and Are nerfectIy relia.
/ al. .0o
wh;ch c.r he nrouceJ with some OF The large
;r",r"mcnts are truly surprising. and can 30
nronerlv undo rstood and apprecIated oplv by
| such Intelligent persons as have heard the -
orysns fully and ef,cctually displayeI.-Provi.
denee ,jonraai.
" that Pyle's saleratus is absolutely pure, and
| the ONLY genuine Saleratus to be found. Ask
o., pv,.,. S.,e,.,u. and taxa no other. His