Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-22


lied before how much interest could be in
magnificent affair. by that delicate tact and
systematic corporations, 50 Characteristic Of
N. sedgwick ladies'
An EGG WITHIN AN EGG. I hs,e in my
possession an egg laid by pullct nine months
old owned by James Mckinney which girts the
largest way 8 - inches and Is inches the
other. The egg When cracked was found TO
contain another common sized egx. inside.
The filling between the two was white. Both
Eggs were hard sheliel and perfect.
ORLAND. April 18th, 1859. c.
Mr.. David HOG ,ins Of Hancock, perhaps
the oldest and most successful grower Of
Gran berries iu this county, says his crauber ry
crop has. on the average. paid him IS per cent.
rer annum, on the amount inveqeh. The
highest amount received In one ycSf was in
1859. viz $1,000 We hope Mr. Ho'lgkins " i'll
give the readers Of the American some OF his
experience In this line.
List OF officers Of the steamer Cambridge -
Csptain-J. r. johnson.
lst Pilot-K. Stanley.
2d Piiot-W. Rogers.
LIST Engineer-James Hafhorn.
-Engtnecr-Frcd llxthoru.
Clerk-Georgc j. wsil.
Assistant Cicrk-C. Il. Hatfield.
steward-A. L. Warner.
Mates-Otis lugraham, A. Sturdevant.
Watchman-Wm. Wiley.
The Messrs Hodgkins Of East Trenton
have bought schrs. Samuel knights. OF GouIds-
borough and Banner Of Belfast. for fishing.
Sailed from Trenton Point 18th. Sch.
Susan Francis, Smith tor Boston. aud 18th.
sloop Hero. Smith. for RockIand.
--DssisIes Brothers Of Bar Harbor, and
a. Higgins Of Tresisn Point, are building
line schooner OF 6sgIons. to be commxnded BY
Cap. A. Higgins.
MIR William Desisles Of Trenton Point
I. eularging and rcfurnishing his house. for tho
accommodation Of company, the ensuing sum
mer.
Spring hiss come. no doubt, for We see
the good nstured bsys. playing marbles, riding
tho velociPede. playing lag" aud hear them
talking OF flying the Kite. Soon they will he
crying because they have To attend the prms-
ry schools.
If any OF our subscribers have \ few dol
lars that belongs to US we wish they would
just transfer the same 10 our poe ket,. We
should like to pay all our bills. bu, can't Just
yet.
Mr. George McCurdy, on. OF the driv-
ers on the air line route betw,c.. BANGOR AMI
Calais. was thrown from his sc,t and hi. foot
got enisngicd In the coach anil he was dragged
some four miles. lie WAS badly injured.
81. fsturl h.. -.
master at fremont. vice ;. q. Rich.
The Mschias savings bank ha, been or
Eanixcd by the ehoie. OF Hon Geo Walker,
President, and l. J. Keith. secretary.
--',ol. Charles Rogers. proprietor Of the
Boston Journal. died At his res idenee in Bos-
ton last week. Iii, funeral took place April
18th, last Sabbath.
The Officers. Tesrh~ry, Scholars and
other friends u the Baptist Sabbath school are
preparing for grand sacred concert to be
held in the church sometime in May, on
week day evening, in aid Of the Library Of
said school. livery effort will be made to get
upa crsditablc entertainment.
- fool BY the name Of Charles Narston
living in Augusf.. for = small sum Of money
tempt was made in company with a Major
Frank Davis. but this time the boat upset in
the eddy bei.w and both persons were CAP
sized into the water. They we're saved.
Rev. W. o. Holman Of Rockiand. will
preach In tie Baptist Westinghouse next
Sabbath.
Head Mssrs. Lazarus 4 Morris advt. One
OF the firm Will be In Ellsworth. Friday April
3Oth. to attend to any difficult cases in fitting
hi. glasses to the Eye.
-Geni. j. L. Caldwell Of this city, has
received the appointment u Consul At Val
paraiso. salary 5000 He .ough, thu, Of
Rio dc Janiero. which pays ~ 90, bu, WA.
6rst appointed TO CAilao. bu, was ,r ansfe red to
Valparaiso At his own request.
-The Msehia. Unio. say. that Mr..
Adaps. the Register Of Deeds for tina, County
received . mortgage on which was u 600 worth
Of revenue stamps.
Court week Is usually . rainy week, 80
look out tor ''spelr Of weather commenceiu,
next Tuesday. NO doubt the "Bsr- will In.
terpose an objection. but 1t won't stick"
The Oldest rnaid-N.omi. dauyht er Of
Enoch; abe Was $50 before she got = husband.
BRIG LOsr.-we learn that = dispatch to
Capt. Shas. Lord announces the loss Of the
Brig Corientcs, somewhere In tine Caribbean
Sea. The Corientes was built in Ellsworth
some three years siEce, and was about 800
tons bar'hen, and was owned principally here,
Capt. Peodleton Of searsport has been master
since Capt. Lord len the brig, on account Of
sickness. No particulars have come to hand.
--Nr.. ). 4. Aliens Improved Hair Res,orer
and Dressing. The attention Of the public /. in
vited to the very important changes recently made
aration. Restorsr prompt and nfai.ible in il. ac
gr.l color ana Seaa,; together with an asree.bi.
perfect and une xceptionsbie In every re.Lect And
y used with great satisfaction by old or Young
para,ion clear wthou, sedim.a,. de.n0 osher RE,
sively for Dressing, Strengthening and Beau,ify
ing ne hs;r. rsireshiny toilet luxury, far pre-.
price. Sold by allDuzy,sts.r
We have received from X. NJ.
Mansur, Augusta, Ne, copy of
Howe's Musical Monthly. This work
is published by Elias Howe, 1903 Court
St., Boston, ami IS cents sent tn him
or to Mr.. Mansur will secure a copv.
We passed this number over to a music
al friend who pronounces it first
rate" Mr.. Mansur deals in all kinds
Of sheet music, as we'll Us musical in
struments.
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