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MIDTOWN. Dec. 18th. 1869.


EprToR AMERICAN. DIAN Sm The
Washington County Teachers Association.
viii hold their first meeting ut Esstpor, on
Tuesday and Wednesday Dec, 2sih and
29th
Order OF exercises a. follows
Tuesday. A. M-SuhIccs. Needs OF
Common Schools" to he opened by Mr.
Whitman II PASSPORT. r. M.-First hour,
subject" Shoot acknowledgement by
d. 4. Gardiner of Passport; second hour
Subject -" Rsa.Iiaa opened by NJ. y.
Mckusick Of BariLs; Third hour.-Sub
jcct .trifhmefic b Mr. Kcnney
| ofEastport. Evening Lecture al o'clock
by Judge Corthcl -suhjec,--"Ds,ie. o (
Parents 10 Schools"
wcdne~day--A VI. -fir,t honr.-Sub-
ject-' Writing aud Classification If Schools
opened by Mr. sherman % Pembroke
Second hour. Subject. Mems n Seer
ing bcter dnrHd1Hc, ~ Mr. 81.
Clair ofMilltown; Thiui bour, Subjects r.
"!>P>iIlrg." "Geo2riphy" and Neras NJ
distressing P.irsnfs ia School" opened ~
Mr.. Dyer Of Calais. T. NJ First hour, -
, suffice, --.. Grammrr~ opened w An>cI
Fisher Of Charlotte Second hour SUP
ject- TrIrh,r's HGges" hy Mr. Smith OF
Barring.
Teachers ~ Washington County and all
persons ~ whatsoever calling who are
interested in the work Of education. arc
cordially tied by the officers and mem
ber, of the Association. to attend aud by
their advise ~ aid In dcyiSng some means
to advance the great work
The good people of Ea~tport will extend
their hospitality 70 al who come 70 attend
the Association.
Very Respectfully Yours.
tsrnS ST CIHg.
Src NJ The isspciafiOR.
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The Bill for the Reconstruction OF
Georgia.

The bill to promote the reconstruction
of the State Of Georgia finally passed
the Senate az An early hour SATURDAY.
Section j. a follows: BE- il further
enacted that the legislature shall ratily
Ipe 10Th amemdent proposed To the Con
s1kntion Of the Initsi States before the
senators and representative fr-,rn G,,r-
gia are admitted TO seats il Congress.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

Political Manuel AMI Annual Register Of
Maine tor 1870. Portland, Hugh, FoSS &
Breed. Price jOcts. This little work i, inynI.
nabIe to the business man anl lawyer, and
eoR.ains diary page-, hi-toricrl summary OF
the state. VOTE for President ls,.s. for Governor
tor lssSs-issS9, population. valuation " towns.
list OF courts &c. &c.
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NJ 4 II lie d.

In Gnnld,borp thu 10Th inst, ny ~ NJ.
Sowlc. Esq, Mr.. william /. "htich OF
Goaldsboro 10 Miss Ophclia \. Hodgkins.
Of Hancock.
punbant and MARY d Woo .tc~ bath OF tllsworth'
Mar i,d va tli-~erth l'~c Ieth l. % Nj fr.nclH
Htrsi,. ami NJ title n NffHsr1 issth 20 ~
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The Alabams Claims Neutrality OF he
Seats.

NV DI:h, iIrc. IT.
\ Washington special -;l;e- tInt Min
lister Molly recently prrp". eh the rams
fs.r OF not only the Alabama claims To-
Washington, bat that thr question oi
he neutrality III thu -eA- IN Included i'll
the future arbitration Of rhc subject
The British government ha- formally
assented 10 both propositions. Int un
definite time has b"cu fixed.
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Gossip amony the Insecta.


One pleasant afternoon in the early
nari OF summer. As was taking a walk
"A the fields, fancied heart the fol
lowing conversation among the insects
One lady said to another, who stool
lcar, Did Won notice the lovely suit
Mrs. Caterpillar wore last SUNDAY!
She has laid aside the dull, heavy.
brown. beaver cloak that she worr al
winter. and now she has appeared out
~ light. green satin, with gold spots.
trimmed very Handsomely with gtuxr.
Aud then She wore the incest of dia-
monds too
Her drcss was so bright and airy
compared with her last winters suit
ihat she seems ready to Nv
Then. too. Mrs.. Grasshoppcr. whose
hu-haph has inst rcLsgp.si from Europe,
has got new green silk aud the pearls
-hc wished Tor % much: though they d,
-av The pearls are no; the incest Kind.
aud her lace j. not real.
Oh, do not see how People can cheat
80 said Mrs.. Beetle. a she gave her
heavy brown silk with its handsome
green trimmings atnss.
YES, said anpthcr. coming M 10 tn.
aiIcadv large group. aud that Miss Moth.
who used 10 BE- such quiet. hon~bodv.
since she has become Mr.. Miller. i
very fond ~ brilliantly lighted apart-
mcmts. and is quite gay ani giddv. and
fhcs say -hr powder: but then Heard
II from Mr.. Wasp. and she Il such 4
'pitcinl thiu2 and makes such a.aging
rcmark,, tia, | DO not credit much TN,
she SAYS.
by the way, aid another. did you
see what pcrtcc, lnsc of a bonnet Mr..
wa.p'. eldest daughter hal on last
SUNDAY,
She has beeAay~-. MI rur- n, Mrs.
now. but ,hev .ay H. arc.. ana her
rsSE Waist shows that plainly
enough.
Have you -"cn any thing Of Mrs..
Spider lately. asked Mrs. Beetle Of MI.
'1ekc, who wa humming a tune to
hrr.-cii?
No. aid -hc. poor thing. how lie
'taN- a. hoan" All spins; aud they as
her husband II ! regular droat. ana Nv
l. trflu; 70 pas her sons way through
coli y,
ANA hen. -hc ncyrr ia, any change
q drc--. j. Mr.. lsaitrrtiv and some
o,hcr- Of our set do. bat ALWAYS appear.
in The Snne home-spur drr-..
But M Butterfly H. determined to ~
the T, isuiug belle .. the season.
y came along. said a Young Mis-
his with a languid air. passed bv the
Ants. Dear me. what i hurry and
pu-ti- tii~y ar~-aIwsvs IN: rnr nay parr.
! 10 nri Tx" 20 SEC folks quite % active:
il fairiN w"Aric. me To Look At them. N.
>aid with j Nawu.
lini said MI. Cricket Il i, Time Ia gct
rc..iy Tor the promenade concert for this
evening.
really hope our friends thu Mu~-
qiitoc- will bc there. lnr they .1c -
musical. We always have a more lively
time whcnLh-N are present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

Thu President appointed amt the Sen
ate confirmed Hon. Edwin ". stanton
a. Associate Jus,ie. vi the supreme
court. vice Grier n signed
lion. James +. Ashly. Governor III
Montana hn- seen removed and Benz.
r. ro,t- appointed ii III place
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All Sorts.

=. .
''''' ''i'"''',"h "' mi ''iiaSe
'''"''f ''Ju''i 'h' i''h INST w
'h' '"'' "i tree. hlic 'cI-ar1nS a
~ : "'' ~ MN ~" he''' nm
=" sunni VIZ '''' ~ NJ he'2nooF'
'4"1r y M re'l''-
ar WILKINSON i 'htireli paralNlei
oe'o" 'h" lower section oil The back Il
-
Ihh sLhi'"iN"'
i, very fine indeed. and thar make. bust
ness lively.
NAY.
has been slJ,'D per ton during the Fall,
bur owners q large lo'~ talk ~ asking
5000 Mr.. W. kidder ha- BIZ tons
'or SAFE ana has been offered szJ.o1 de-
l'''''i on ing cars out h"IA' u ~ the
nope Oh has'hE better oi'r. y lew
YEAR AZ" ihi- same iarIner refused 50.
per Ton Tor 80 Tons aud ia six months
from 'ha' 'iiie so'i ~ nag ior w. de-
iNfred on the car aud lost over $1,000
oS ho' accepting me mt ofier. When
farmers are offered Tor their crops all
'heH are WORTH tneE are un"isenst~ to
sen.
WORK i progressing on the Somerset
IL. u. ~ ! nearly graded IRON ater-
'i'ie 70 Nau''"" distance OF ~ miles
II VIII "e re"hs ior tie rolling stock
earl! ~ Inc spring
The people in this community make
free talk about road from Bangor TO
Ellsworth. A direct road seems to be
| the popular idea.
Stir up the people. make X. r. the
wcrd, till the people commence acting
with that degree Of energy that will be
a.piedge OF future success.
| Mr.. Editors YOU need q Road and
when YOU get one. the people will won
der that they have lived SO long with
out one.
| Last evening Hon. Fred Douglass de-
livered his Lecture on '.Composite Ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23
Cure Of Female Weakness.

n ircuIar- of turttcr Ors.fuattun sen. ca receipt
Onf .tH'nI '. tti,--in tr, Hfuuttrigrrr. Mrs
LIN : Et.I tltER. l.aattiIIh Mac
tat ssir hf tt.p d. ',tptIrAtS SCp I. Han
over - EH-ion. Ani bE i. r. \uHHI~, Ills.
W"rth, Me.
EAnisiIh. Ma. Octt,b~r io i-rs
AE~. EEtrtuti ~ u.si been . nrfst iDt seven
HrAt- i.-.ta Amos ihttt f"ut Mcritciuc. hat
~" fsit.. lsf Hti iTl'l ssfau- siasi. Medicine
aisti -rg~rtt Ftt~ trt4u.. esd tny .rileyed Tor
eNlrt t-al.. yt4 sl.s-rtH.l4 Tx, ~ ou AMI The
luhhr have i'trsi ~, saiusA.. frm4ic Mr.!i,lut
snd Npcii"t.c..t a 'u.c. "lAutt The ali Of sup
pprtrFs ttnHt tuHs-r uut-4ra.
Nrly Hr-lr- ults NE~ u N. WlS>ETT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23
THE
CENTRAL
RAILROAD
OF IOWA.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BOIDy.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR
GOVERNMENT no~pS While The Premium j.
.,nl large tas the Treasury has promised To buy
thirteen millions ia December. aai Kcinyest %
,h~ nr.t corfEsEr Bonis ofthe CENTRAL. X MI.
Ro,b OF eva sstrh psy about oae-th,ri more
Interest. Ih- 'isn- maze such Relnsrs'n"at
h. while the Treasury u bpyipg, AMI nuFcruneei-
aie az pfemium.
Tno Road does not rua through q wilderness.
where il wosli bave % wail yrars Tor population
anil busiucs- but IN oagA tbs mast thiok'y.ssiisA
aad prulactgso 'i,ultrraf ronaho- - b" state
" hitch gives each -cruon large uafhc A. soaa -
completed.
IL run. lhruux th-n srrat aosi H-ld- p, southern
Iqsa 10 tie Na4th he,e coal /. iuissPea-ab ani
asssl be ssrrird
II run. rom GAe great luIuhcr r~Siurs ~ IT,
North. through sd,-srict 81 couHtly winch - dos
ututs OF this prI.no necessity
The NOR, gage ). made D d.. Farmer. Lean ami
Trast c.. ADD banas D. t-surei only az rate
OF as ooo per mile or only nall the amuuni upon
.usac other rva,i. sprcisi security \ provided
Tor the pg,aci .,a ud ~ The pal n~nt u intrrc.
Iee Sew Iosk rr.L~~c .ay> s~is isa -T-svr''"
snlsrt,rt-r. aad deserve. shr mp-t liberal "a "
the New lork I.,tsse iafs+i says. W. know
thr Central Railroad OF IoWa A. "uc Of the great
sat good wor4s a. the agv. IT, nu ~cfor- snriA+iu
many % lradiag bsak prusiiuats and athrt
seHt.rnen ct hsgh character. who aavs m sans
eaoush NJ buiid TWO three Auch rpai+ put ~
tbyIr usn pockets - that an it, AFFAIR." siI D.
ADiy nelI ~ honestly managed ruc tcutrl
u iowa etti se to ihas STATE What thr >~w hntk
Central a % Ms. except that II runs through
tar rtsbcr country. We therefore recommend thu
,rut a IuwA Rtni. vuh out.fr confidence ~
tAr4 satHc. Tie ira,u H. mai sttrst Mou<asc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

POsrMasrRRs APPOINTED. -PostmaSter
General Creswell has appointed the follow.
ing Postnasters: j. ii. Wright, Jackson.
Maine, vice Samuel johnson, resigned:
Joshua Watson, Sedswick, Me-, vice Sam
uel Morgan, Jr., resigned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

- Our Young Folks for January 1870 10
received. Ii Is as nice any new Christnas
present, and 20 ths ysung folks will say.
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than 10000 cured b, II in the last two Years
Price BY in,il, package 81 06.-5 psckaze3 Is q.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic Pill;
The beet Aho"n feu y Tor all Diseases oil IN
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~.
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here ard that the readers 81 your very
vel come sheet expects " You report Of
che acts and deed- Of rufric Interests done
IN this National centre. and your CORE
| pondcnt, am expected to do INV share.
Neli. without long preliminary dwelling
lpon my shortcomings Sc. VIII say that
he Capitol remains herr -till. uotwithstand-
ng the pressure ~ few st. Lonisans 10
Ia contrary. and that both lIon>rs Of Con-
.rc-s afc In ntll blast. but win blow out nn
lucsdas next Tor recc<> over holidays.
sever Since knew ANYTHING about Wash
.-tou a..d our National L. i-latHrc have
AuuHA 80 much aeti,i,v-rlal work 81
a,A importance 10 the Nation haiu. dome
80 early ia thc session ~ our L prr, nia-
ives a. now The Ccn>u. hili ~ reported
j. the cp.Anittce which ha, received eight
sculluiziug hy thc House. with amend
leng> heap,a upna amendments las elicit
"a great interest from our western Hesa-
,rr- fitrriu- AL immediate Decreased repre-
.ca,a,ion lhy patronage IL tn Ne lbcrs
-la; The pa>ss-c "a thl- hin will make !,
uoruou> apd cons qurn'iy ,hr way ana
~ whoa The C,n-u, >AA. hc t4Sen, has
d en- eA ce,d.ugly pertinent - a, discus
>inus
m. =, h.n,.. a-,
n,,,.,.,. ,,.,rh.,, ,n.-,.n,l.. t,l...,,.,,....
IN her State are auNiau> and pra, Ing flr her
admission. thc suall clique nucc hcadri
,x cov.r..,- w.r. h,, o.,, al, ..,.,,,e, y,
h.-,. ,,..,.., n ut,h,t..ir ,nl..h.
,,-..t ,...t,.s.,.. ,,,.~,
dsnce of Georgia reconstruction d J.
though, Quite prul,alilr that holiday via
7as, before IA /. allowed "a. celebrate her
anal r,tnr.tl,n,o hull N.Iluu -hip ,sit4 her
sft.r >,,,.. I+n-le sam. a.r.i,i.ar
The discussion IA th,. ,,rnr.is sa.,- ita-
,mc v,.rv cxr.tin.. IVY Frfisr ani -outiuu-
"a uu,il % yesterday .l,ri..n.. when thc
huwa. nstb NV arI,e.fuirnt NJ ~rna-
W-las> .t.pi, a ~, fia-a,f,n n ~
N,rr.,,. -.-,f-s,,., ,l,,. rr,I,la..- ,.-.tf-
n M, na.cath Amend n-n. U.t.5. her
N.,,,t,.r. s-.. ,.i ..,t.d ~ .,as. Va ,.. ..-..s
,..
-. -,.-.,<.. 60.
~.
t.l.. -. .,t...
I'LL
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Mn. El,INR =

The following Composition rcads ths
High School last week, from this Pen o.
Young lady IL wears OF age. rcnccts
50 much crcdit upon its author. on ac-
count of its graccfulaess and originality
that | offer 1t to you for insertion iu the
American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

\ correspondent Informs u that the
speech OF the Hon. r. A. Pike, at the 3 +.
John Railroad dinner was not received vi h
Kisses a. had been reported but that thc
applause was general and hearty. a large
majority Of the people of Nsss, Brunswick
and -. John agreein. wild The -position
the speaker assumed. -BestaR -A4Mkriser.
There i no doubt that Mr.. liSe'~ re-
marks agreed " ifn the sentiments OF three
fourths OF the people present. IL Is trBe
there were one or two Kisses but the ap-
plause was very general As regards this
txpediency OF a stranger expressing an
opinion regading a hallway route which
the oyernmeni OF the Dominion had de-
cded upon an occasion Of that kind we
have nothing TO say. IL might have been
better taste In Mr.. Pike 10 have omitted
that clause from Ms speech at public din
ner where he was an invited guest but at
the same time II must be taken into ar
count that Mr.. Pike Is gentleman whoex-
presses his opinions fearicssly and indie
pendantiy at all times. And indeed. We
with the great majority in this country.
perfectly agree with Mr.. ri e, that 1.-The
Almighty never intended the Intercolo-
NAL Railroad 10 De constructed on the route
upon which the Dominion Government has
decided TO build it.-Si. CFOfx Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-23

The nrst Deed recorded IN the Han
cock Registry OF Deeds was from Elisha
Hopkins to Noah Norton Of Penobseot,
then County OF Lincoln in the Common
wealth OF NJ sssachlsetts Bay, aud d ited
A. D. 1889. Conveying so acres for eight
cen pound, lawful money-to lawfully.
peaceably, an6>sesietiy, have, hold. use,
occupy. possess and enjoy the sa ne free
and clear and freely aad clearly acquitted
exanersted and uischirsed OF fro n all.
and all manner of form or other gifts,
grants, bargains. sales leases mortgages.
wills. entails, iointures, dowries. judy
meats, ex .cuti1ns, or 10 ca nbera1ces.
The ID ed was not aeka1Sie 81 5ef)re n
Justice ofthe Pence. Th1 d I'd was record
Ell JuIe s, 1871.
WM. WEBBEa, REG.
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"e raTei, open a more readable magazine than
Inc 'aiaxy There IS not a dali page between
its covers ~. T. IIaes
Wen su-tatns it, reputation for vigorous Ana
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MOI pcrio-teIt credit 20 american perlo.it-
cal hteratur~,-Press PhH..lsphyt
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DEMORESTS MONTHMI MAGA
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CORRESPONDENCE.
w.-urxorox. d. c.. Dec. ro,h. 1859.

Congress Virginia oad Georgia-
Fqfeesfh -1mendmenf--.>e Senator BrO,rn-
'osc-Eiqh Hour Lar FraakIRg Prir-
.ie9e- Udshingfon-Phiiosoi hicai Lg-
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Norri.igewock, Dec. 18th, 1869.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-05
Marriage Guide.

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just published, a new edition of
A6LkSA DIR. Cuiyerwell's Celebrate
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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
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at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
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and rddicdily.
sS- This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
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CHROMOS.
.CONJUCAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Wen, on the Errors.
Powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed lettei
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DIR. j. skill
LIN floCGHToN, How ard Association. Philaiel.
phia, Ia. s-fIyt
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Picture Frames.

OF every desCrlpIIOn, constantly Cd nAHu.
We hope by strict attention to business and fair
and honorable dealing, to receive liberal share Of
public Patronage C.. A. CIRCUIT i co.
Cedar Falls, iowa, July 81, 1888. lstf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-05
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color
'cth the gloss and
freshness Of youth
Thin loir ia thick
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sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMOS.
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SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
THE LANDS OF THE BrHI.E.

aw and niensy Interesting Also ara Trar.,,
teni Views
for TERRIERS class VIEWS" Of which We have spl.pa,
assoftnrHt Agents Tor frh Series AZ
Views IN sssfans the Rhine, EHsi scosnd. waIrs
sTEREoscorEs very largely and have .rs
stork OF tAs best sssf al the !ss,sf " -
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Our Napufs,.,, Of Anar. a, 80,
ethers $3.50 - N--S - -
Az se sell are made dinres
STOCK before makas their Purchases.