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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Hancock Baptist Association.

The Hancock Bapt Association held its
Annual Session the last week with the Bapt.
lat Church In Scdgwick Rev. G. 7. Bartlett
pastor. The Session commenced Tuesday
afternoon at , O'Clock.
Rev. c. =. Bartlett was .',ascn moders-
tor aud Rev. VIM. Corthcll Of \. Sedg-
wick clerk
Rev. Mr.. Hardwood who was tn preach
the Introductory sermon having len the
Ass. during the year. Rcv w. Corthell or
No. Sedgcwick occupied the Pulpit in his
stead.
Rev. Mr.. Hanscomh OF Brooklin. preach
ed In the evening.
Wednesday morning there was an In
tcrrsiing prayer meeting at & O'Clock
Al o'clock the As convened fnr bust
ness.
All o'clock a sermon was preached by
Rev r. Batchcldor from Hosea II :i-2.
or this sermon It Is sufficient to say that
IL was earnest, practical and timely.
At2 O'Clock the As met again for
business
At 4 o'clock Rev. ". D. Holman % ELS
worth preached from Rev. ! lT-ls.. a live.
stirring. cnrouragin. discourse.
In the evening after an hour spcn; in the
discussion of matters pertaining 10 the in
terest> Of the Rcslcemcr~ Kingdom. and OF
the Association in it, relations Ia tina.
Kingdom. Rev ] T. Evclcth OF Cam.
I'm preached from I~a 81 s Those wh0
| heard this sermon must long remember H.
H. III ahlc and success fat rrfNltatinn b fthe In.
+ fldrl assertions. that Christianity. ant
I Christian Missions" arr . failure "a Wv.
I III review Of the triumphs 81 the Gospel
+ and an earnest appeal for the strongest
+ confidence In the speedy and universal
I reign ~ Jesus. and Tor corresponding n
fnr;> ~ thu part n IiiS followers ID extern,
I'LL influence NJ iirru.iug HI truth
Nv special request ofthc Moderator REV
Mr Holman aided some warm and >tir
rim: r-narks On the same general subject
Thursday morning thcrc wa, another
o'clock PRAYER meeting which wa we'll At
tcnlcd ani mn ~ interest
N, niur n'clprk me hn,tuc.. ~ thr A.
ISOLATION wn- resumed aud anI,hrl
NJ TN o'cinrk Ky, Nr ElpAIri lai@~
innar7 M China delivered Thrilling All
dress III reference, ID hi- wnrk ~ that IA
81 held II was listened - with great ,le
lish, hy all who wcrr - f,r,unat~a. to b,
present.
4 Nli ~ O'Clock Rev Mr Bontl,hy 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

hhNi->i">th- % STATE vur,rIoS .-
lhr 'p'rrn"r appointed last week fhe
following gentlemen A. Commissioners |,
max" The valuation or the state 80 Cornell
~ NWrrt>er ~ Saco, seth SetInman of
scarborough F. X Harding nf Bath: .jo-
srph \ >anbprn ~ Rradhrld George
Wcek~ u Jefferson Reuben : Prescott of
Bangor Nathaniel A. 'Jay " Ellsworth
i !, maic thc duty " thc commissioner.
p MAKE 4 valuation n thc STATE With a,
enumeration % All the polls suffice, to ~
taxed a. a basis for State purposes for the
ensuing decade. beginning w,h l-5o. They
"lll hold their first meeting at the state
House on the loih oCDctobcr next, Al which
time u" assessor, % town, VIII appear
with li~t' Of their polls anil valuation Thr
ii't> m the commissioners viii ~ complct-
ed about thc ilr,t ~ next January
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Rail Road Item

The survey OF the fri link ~ the
eastern rail road i approaching H. ron-
pletinn. SATURDAY night II WA, tn,
half mile short NJ Brewer village.
The entire distance from Bnck-p"rt 10
Bangor Bridge l. sixteen mile, % aver
agc remarkably easy rpa.ling cuts
and bat yer, few 81 them. being Just
enough iur lhr iil,ing-.
We. ou thu Idle II ihc river, aro
amused Us The measure. tp whsrh the
>cribhirr- IA the oihcr Idle can -ioop.-
utterly iai~" or failarious.-Thc' most
amusing attempt j. ~ Wint"rpori
man writing over the signature Of Ban
gor' to persuade her citizens "a vote
thcm twenty thousand dollars per mile,
aud then build rnad from Bangor ~
Ellsworth direct. lc.i Buck-port should
become rival cits. NOW. lin, that
cool? Isn't /; sinister. sinister. lcroyel.
-. - ---.-- ~..sst 400 cs-iusss~-nr snr-
sibls men. don't believe sn.l Ian
can C.,sriI-tlhwurih. She wants win
ter -harbor A. much a. she wants rail
rtal connection. and >hc wil not 20 hy
way If Bangor a. Wintcrpprt ~ ut it,
No. never but ifl"rrrd d dp II. ISL
oh-fiuacy or fear NJ rivalry. un mn III
Bangor. Ellsworth viii eurir 10 Hlck.-
port FOR harbpr and then Ia RI klanl
Tor rail road connection. Bangor Will
oer,ainl, iind it Tor her iutcr--, to let
Winicrpor; build her own road. with a
rival Wits VI a -eiYo u -,ur, utl~r .is al
Ola the west -idt ~ THE river.
wonder it the gentleman from Win
tcrpo1' will make Thu argument ~
ricai c'tfes ~ me easf part and parcel
of hi speech in the Legislature against
our eastern charter lie is at liberty TO
do 80. There j. To- be "a Rail Road meet
ing 10 night of the masses ii Drringtou.
u, tie way viii ii not W. we'll hen the
engineers finish the first link. 10 put
them on to the second! think now is
your time. T.. H. W
Bucksport sept. z'ith. 1863.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23


The Teachers Institute for this |
county commenced its session in this
city on Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
uuder the direction Of Professor Crut-
tenden of New York, and DR.. \. T.
True of this state
The Institute opened auspicionsly
in the morning. there being in attend
ance about twenty five teachers. The
Professor commenced the exercises at
once, and by noon those in attendance
had become interested. In the after
noon the number of scholars was large
IN increased. and the number of citi-
zens. male and female in attendance
gave evidence of public interest.
Tuesday the class was still larger and
numbered between 81 aud 60. and
those in charge seemed to he in work
ing mood for it was work. work though
the lessons were so varied. by the
change of teachers. and the social re-
cess came so frequent that quite enough
Of relaxation was had.
The frs. evening DIR. True gave an
interesting lecture. illustrated hy dia-
grams, on the Vegetable and the An
imal Kingdoms. The house was
nearly full Of hearers. and the undivid-
ed attention Of all was given to the
lecture throughout its delivery.
Tuesday evening Professor Crut-
tenden gave lecture on the Mental
Forces" TO full house. The Profess
or is a rare good conversationalist. and
an easy and graceful speaker. His
lecture was listened TO with great in
ierest. lie will deliver another lee.
ture on the same subject this "Wednesday
evening. He has either some new ideas
of this subject, or else he has new meth
DDS Of presenting and illustrating the
various points involved in it, We
have attended n few minutes each dav
bul not enough 10 write mp 4 record OF
each days work. We hope the elias.
will see to it that full report is pre-
pared for publication.
The Institute will close on FRIDAY
1t is proposed that the members OF th.
class on Friday afternoon. kind Of run
tho Institution IN their own way. ant
discuss matters pertaining more imnc
diaiely to home interests or perhaps
more correctly speaking. discuss tn
question of .wha; next is 20 be don.
10 promote greater interest in th'
schools in this county"
In Re School agents and committee,
are invited TO be present. when addres Sc,
will be made By the County Supervisor
G. J. Abbott. Esq, and the city Super
visor. A. F. Drinkwater. Esq. and b,
others.
We notice that the County Supervisor
and our city Supervisor have both beer
present throughout the course and hav,
rendered important aid in making tn,
meeting Of the Institute success
We cannot close what little we have
to say to-day, without adding this re
mark. that good start has been taken
in advancing our common schools
Nav not the State and those immediate
" interested hope that hereafter we shall
see a steady improvement in this direc.
ton.
We learn that Mr. johnson. the State
Superintendent l. prevented from at.
tending the session. by business which
cannot be put Off
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
WoMAN's RusHrs vrSprcArEp.-Re-

WoMAN's RIGHTs VfNpiCATED.--Re-
Gently we published the particulars Of a
jumping match that the young people
of Dorchester had made up between u
Young man Of some local reputation as
jumpist. named Michael Flynn, and n
young girl of light figure and quite pre-
possessing appearance. named Katie
Murphy. AT this trial Katie won the
purse with leap of 10 feet 2 81 inches.
Her antagonist and his friend were not
satisfied. ami believed that Katie could
vet be outjumpcd. THURSDAY arrange
mcnts were made for another trial of
their jumping abilities. aud in the pres
cncc of some four hundred people the
match came of during the afternoon.
A. Katie made her appearance. clad in
her jaunty little jumping costume, she
was greeted with many loud and hearty
cheers by tile crowd. In tossing up for
tho first jump the man won. aud at once
took his POSITION and strainng every
nerve made leap OF feet q IL inches,
receiving great applause for his effort.
| II was katic'- turn next. aud she came
| To the scratch very uuconcerncdlv. and
| taken her position apparently with great
/ ease made leap of 10 feet aud inches.
/ This was diScouraging To the Flvnnites.
\ aud their man sold low in the pools
I Time was again called. when FLYNN
4 made another leap Of ~ FEE; and inches
/ aud won the heat. ~ Katie jumped again
4 right Into her old tracks. making only
/ 10 lee. aud inches Here was cncour-
I agcnrnt tor the Flynn party. and they
/ put out their stamps more freely. Az
ter few moments delay the third aud
Last jump was called. Every one was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

Mn. IlICHBoRN. \ cores ponden,
previous 10 the election made the in
| quiry. WHY il is that a small sinner in
the smuggling line, j. held up 10 the
public a bad man. and hi delnquen-
cies made public, while tho-, in a high
er sphere of life. and with means 10 90
into the bushes, in a Wholesale way es-
cape any such public noiorietv. The
allusion no doubt was To Mr. Hichh-rn.
against whom legal me assures have been
taken To recover "A large sum of money
due the government for duties on iron a
whole cargo of which il is alleged he
imported and neglected 10 enter at the
custom House. This fact was widely
known before the election. but all seem
ed 10 think Mr.. Hichborn was entitled
10 fair hearing. and chance TO clear
himself. and that ii would not be fair 10
charge him with being a great smuggler.
before trial. and while he was before
the public a a candidate for Governor.
Let Mr.. Hichborn have the opportunity
10 put the Government 10 the test of PROV
ing him guilty. We make these re-
marks because some have asked us why
we did not publish the charge against
him before the election. We had
plenty of good reasons to urge why he
should not receive the votes of the peo-
pie, without going into this charge of
smuggling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Teaching.

Ihr iurs county iai,g-l si- a' ~a,-
Ict u ~ distinctly understood. sas~ 4
writer ia thc September number nr I'M
Maine journal ~ Education. that thc in-fl-
tatr- mean wrrA MT mere pA~timr not
holiday auu~"mrnt~, but t~urk nnt q sim
pie gathering ~ the Young folks ~ the
county for a good time generally. though a
good time they viii doubtles, have II they
du .h-!r duty. hut s4rHef. s.Ili i-urk The
object ". Ichrr> Institutes I, not mainly
A. Some hIvr enormously supposed ID
impart instruction III th- various branches
Df Study pursued IN thr common schools
buf ip teach tLr Dirt ID teaching, a show
;hr teacher h4w hr mas u-r most alvanta-
s-ou-y anil .r-ctually ihr Know, Ledge al
ready possessed Very little know ttig.
"f arithmetic, GRAMMAR. ctr. can BE-. ac-
quirci in The short space of i've DAYS. even
In the most favorable circumstances but
h. Who ALREADY has the requisite knowl-
edge ~ these subjects nay treasure up Ia
that tiInr great deal Nd Invaluable in.tr,lr-
tiVH IN the ari ~ teaching them and III
managing thr school. ( hr VIII but ~.t
himself earnestly ami faithfully "a the task
oi doing u. Eminent teacher, Or large
anI varied experience. who have carefully
and thoroughly studied the philosophy Of
mind a. well a. matter. and have pcnrtrat-
- -H''.N fliAN tlI+' tHf Htsfl4tr pl teaching.
which wc ~ YET know 20 little about. have
he"h employed tn conduct the exercises of
the institutes ana ~ iiupart 10 the com
paraihriy Young and inexperienced the
rch fruits " their learning and inexperi-
tncc. But to make the most Of these adj
vantagcs. there must be close and ea-nas,
attention; the pencil and notebook must
te brought intorcqul>ition for the. nurpo.e
Of preserving for future Use all hint, and
exercises and principles that might other
wise be forgotten and lost
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

How \ RunrE l,t,>n GtI. COS
vrErEp NEWSPAPER TIL" MN hprk
Evening Mail MA thi- ht M rcmini~-
Cen.r.
The nomination for i'nycrnpr Vt
Colonel Robinson. Of the Green Bay Ad-
vpcaic, bv the Wisconsin Democrats.
rc ais good story nf nj early editorial
career Before the tlAy- ot rapid travel
the Colonel sci out ipr business Jour
ncy to this city. leaving hi> paper iu
charge " HI wif.. 4 ~hrrwl lively. ill.,
dependent, and talented Rhode Island
woman, " ~ had been educated III the
-trirTc-t faith ni the Wing. NJ sooner
had her devoted lord cot Well 81 hi,
Journey than -hr changed the politics Of
the Advocate TO suit her own notions.
very much A. John phnniv did with
Judge Amc- san Diego Herald. under
like circumstance. For thrr" or four
weeks, until, IN those daN- " low tray
"a. fhr iratc husband ani editor could
get back tile Democrat wa the unblu~h-
ing organ ~ the most downright Wing
gerry. first a. tie ainAxcinrnt and then
80 49, ss-s.s.-o,..~..t - - democratic
readers who had v~e~nnush ,, TAX.
joke. - had the Colonel but he nry-
"r heard the last Of hi wifc'- editorial
coup. and probably never will"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

orr ioUNG FnIK~,-for October & re
cetFcd- The September number did not
rrach u, This number j. a. fail of inter-
e~tin., uNciil AMI excellent matter ii all
particulars. A. \ can wrll w, Thu next
number win ~ fun NJ -Enol things, ~
,ay the publishers and thry always dp nil
= much a, they promise w cnn only
LAY 10 all young folks. 20 to the bookstore,
and purchase a copy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Boston Items.

I''-EVN- NfpI. 70.
Hugh Coffee. who Killed McManu. al
Jamaica Plains. last May. Ia, been indict-
ed for wilfnl murder
The examination OF Louisa w Miner.
charged with poisoning the family of DR..
Jenness OF Lowell. resulted in her dis
charge
Thomas Mullin laborer Of Dover. \. II.
was Killed to-day by jumping from a NOV
ing train at Newmarket station
Twenty-onc lives were probably lost
from Rockport dnring the gale of the sth
inst. Seven bodies have been recovered
and brought home and received Christian
burial All were engaged in fishing bust
ness.
Senator Sumner will preside at the Re-
publican State Convention in Worcester.on
Wednesday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

Mr.. F. Z. Webb of Winthrop is not
only very obliging man but a very popu-
lar one. In Winthrop he received 2s6
votes for Senator, Iss for County Attorney,
and 276 for Representative and was elected
TO the two last named Offices. Eychdnoe.
The people of Winthrop acted like chill
dren and Mr.. Webb must be nobody ="
There are not many towns where a man
would be tolerated who was on all sides. and
who was up for an Office in every party.
When man ceases TO have opinions. he
ceases to be ft for public duties. and when
he permits himself to be for all parties. he
is to be trusted in neither. Who is Mr..
F. Z. Webb Of Winthrop Is be myth?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Special Notices.

=" beautiful If you desire beauty yor
should use Hsgan's Magnolia Balm.
- gives son, ss.in-hke texture to the Com
p'1aion' removes Rough ness, Richness, Biotches
na""arh' ran &c. and ADDS a tInge Of Peariy
n,oo" 70 'he piainest features. 1t brings the
100" VI isuth to the fading cheek and changes
Belle. ny
"e use Oh 'he Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret OF Beauty. No lady need eomnl.,n =, 49,
Compile xion who will invest 7s cent. a ~. h.
lightfhl article -
Lyons kathairon Is the best Hair Drsss;. :,
use. leasing Ia
twas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

ToRSADo.-A tornado passed over
some Of the towns up river on Monday
morning doing considerable damage. Ii
was between five and six O'Clock i'm the
morning. The roof Of Mr. Samuel Giles
house was blown OF, apple trees in his or
chard were blown down and clear across
the road from one field TO another About
40 feet Of the roof of large barn belong
lng TO Mr. Rankins in Amherst wa, blown
or as was the entire roof of the barn of
Homer Silsby. Fences were blown down
TO great extent. The gale was terrific
while il lasted, some five or ten minutes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

HANCOCK COUNTY RrprrSr<r,rt,-r.
Win THEIR Posi- OFFICE AppRl-~~s.,-
Ellsworth. J. II Chamberlain Hancock
e., X. VI. Young Hancock T. d Gould..
boro &c., WIN. l.. Guptii. Gonld.boro p
o. fremont &C.. 4. c. Mlnik.n. S.al cove
+ q. surry &C.. Samuel WATSON. Ellsworth
Y. .; Bronk~ville &c. Geo Y. MIL. Yves,
Brooksvillr Buck>port and Verona. :. T..
Kinks. Bucksport, T.. o. Sedgwick SC.
Daniel NJ. Means Sedgwick 7. o. Deer
lsie' = " Campbell, Democrat, Deer Isle.
+ 2. Eight Republicans and one Demo
crat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

The new editor of the Bath Daily
Times. who ought to be a married man,
has this significant paragraph in recent
issue:
''There are go0dly number of chill
dren in this city under the age of six
years, and more are coming"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

The Presque Isle Sunrise comedies
the election Of Collins. Democrat Senator
from Aroostook County by majority OF
coo or 800. The Republican County off,
GERS are all elected. The following Repre-
sentatives from the same County are elect
ed Isaac Wilder, Washburn; WIN. Irish.
Sherman; Daniel Stickney. Presque Isle /;
c. NJ. Powers, HouIton; j. {. Smith.
Hodgdon; Republicans, and probably Ma
jor Dickey, of Fort Kent, Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

DEHoRESr's MONTHLY The last mum
brr 81 this popular Magazine Il always said
% be the best Certainly tt~ rntcFprising
publisher VIII sustain it~ brilliant rrputa-
,iou, AMI spare no efforts or expense % rem
der It the best parlor Magazine in America.
How he can afford the expensive prcmi-
um~ he gives, In addition TO the positive
cost " such periodical. f,r $50 per year,
l. one ofthc mysteries M publishing The
magnificent picture hy Mr.. Lilly " >pcu-
Ger, " "a" Picnic now offered AZ 4 pre-
MUM, both - members % clubs ami -in-
gle subscribers. we know ~ have sold FOR
ten dollars per copy. AMI considered cheap
At that. This j. surely going Ia the cx-
trcm" ofliheralIty. Published At 80 Broad
way \. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
STRANGE THINGS IN STRANGE Pr
J. A n More. } ILL.,
$. 5. Clark.

STRANGE THINGS IN STRANGE PLACES
The Lewiston Journal says: Everybody
sometimes sees strange things in strange
places. and sometimes common things In
strange places. We recently saw an illus
tration of this point. Mr.. Charles True OF
Lee. while on a voyage TO Monteyideo, in
South America. the past year, was on
board of his ship at anchor in the mouth
of the river, about four miles below the
city. On weighing anchor, a large quanti-
~ of mud came up on the anchor, full OF
shells Climbing over the side of the yes
sci. TO collect the shells. he noticed curl
Gus looking stone, which he saved with
the shells and brought home 1t is spec
linen of Egyptian porphyry, polished on
two sides and bevelled for a mosaic pave
ment, as used by the Romans. The Roman
cement still adheres on one side. There Is
no mistakin5 the specimen, but it is very
curious to know how il came there. and
that it should be drawn up by the anchor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

Rev. c. c. Everett ofBangor has &C
cepted his election to the Bussey Profess
sorship in Harvard University, and will
leave Bangor At an early day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

P+fsr'. Ntarnf H,nfhIy for September
contains four of Cz"rny's instructive Let
tcr~ 70 Young Lady On pianorortc prac-
ttce tn he followed hy the rr~t OF the so
rtr~ next month5, and eleven pieces ~ new
music. which would cost in sheets Al least
81, All for ao ccnt~, pr - 4 year Publish
ci n To- Broadway New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

Amos HUFF, from Piscataquis County was
taken down at the same time to serve one
year at hard labor for threatening to burn
buildings. Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

Hon. Samuel E. Spring Of Port
land, is to spend eight months in South
America, leaving this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVED.

Friday. sepG. l..
>chr-. Frank Pierce. Grant Ellsworth =.
Boomer, Richardson. Ellsworth tx t,lcm .
i-i"Ari. MlIAcn, Ellsworth for Providence /,
Lottir, Sargent, Pratt, Mt. Desert for Boston .
Ada. Gibson. Gould>boru for New YORK NJ aine
Lord. sullivan for Salem; Sarah FRANCS. Clark
Boston ior Ellsworth; Ella Wood, Clark. iso.-
ton for Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

NEW YoRk ItIJrsrRATfp.-MessrS ID.
Appleton and Co, Of New York. have just
issued a very elegant volume called New
York Illustrated, containing about ffty
fine wood engraings of places In and about
the great city. printed on costly tinted pa
per. aud bound in an illustrated paper
cover.
The engraying> represent all the princi-
pal buildings. gives numerous street scenes,
and include the more famous suburban pla-
ccs. such a. Central Park. jerome Park.
Coucy Island. etc.
The price of this elegant little volume Is
hny cents. on the receipt OF which. the
publishers will mail a copy 10 any address,
poSt-frce The books not only supreme
Is elegant. but II is d marvel Of cheapne 5.
-Iiarpcrs Bazaar and Weekly are fnl
OF good things The latter has an admira-
bile likeness OF Senator Fessenden. On the
| last page there is laughablc picture Of
| Hail Columbia" receiving the last addi-
/ ton to the family" John Chinamau, pig
L tan. wooden shoes anu ALL " u evident
4 this last addition Is an unwvlrnmc visitor
SE~TuE IirTfF tnRronH- thc brilliant
I Western Juvenile which claims to have a
larger circulation than any other Juvenile
magazine IN the world. and Ia he better
worth the moneo than any other magazine. }
announces that II will come free for Oct,
Nov. and Dec. or this year 90 al new sub
scribcr~ for the new year whose names and
money are sent ~ the publishers before the
last Of October. Beautiful Premiums are
offered for Clubs. Now Is good time e
begin. Price. oHs Doliar wear, sample
copy. II cents. Address AtFREp L. SEW
FIJI & Co.. Publishers. Chicago. Illinois
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23
Disasters.

Sch. |elocItv. HutchIn,. lett Boston "a ~ie,.
Den on the 4ih inst. and has not since been
heard from. IL i believed she was out in the
gale OF the sth and sunk with all on board
he names Of those on board were Edw n
hu;chirs. captain. Andrew Pinkham, 5. DO r.
ana Wiley. crew. I he three first named
belonged in steuben. the last in Cherryfieltl.
Sch. MobF Dick, Of stockton VA. in collision
is-t week with a'es-el of cranberry Lies, and
capt Ruff. Hartman and Frank 81 pie. ot
ed. ~ ~" y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

NEW HANEN-Ar II, sch W III MAILER
hurch. Calais.
, Salem, Ar 10th sch Laurel Richardson. Mt
Desert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-23

>ehrs. Bioomer, Bckford Ellsworth for
Ha'erhill; Express, Luut. Caa, for New port ;
Di-pateh. Parker. Caiai, for Pawrucket, Cere,
co. smith. Calais Tor Boston; Alma OIiln, sto
yer. B'uehill for Boston.
Portland, Ar. sept Goth, sch Glide, Nutter,
Gould,bOro from Boston