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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-16

The blessed man that preached for
Us lass sunday" said Mrs. Darlington,
served the Lord for thirty years-tirst
Us circus rider, then as a locust preach
er. and last as an exhauStern
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b,rricaded the doors and windows. set

b,rricaded the doors and windows. set
perfshed"in The
flames. The authorities are doing all
they can tn say the progress u t1's. new
madness. but their task II obviously a
difficult one. The pqnishments which
the law eau infiict must have little ter
ror for enthusiasts who deliberately
choose death so horrible rs the true
road to Heaven. =. IT,. .rH
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of = Laxative Med.
tCinc.

Perhaps no one medi.
cine Is 80 universally re-
quired by everybody as
q Catllal'tic, nor was ever
any before 30 universal
ly adopted into use. in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rca-
con is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more eiI'cC-
tual remedy than any
u 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-16
Townl Property for Sale,

SIX VALUABLE LOTS, corner of TN and
- Cedar streets, with good hou d with seven
coins and rorcli), cellar, WELL b ,rn. cprn crib,
yr. Fence new, and entire pre- ftiSts in good
repair. For particulars call on Piatt s. Carr,
or GEO. E. BEATTY. :
Upton. March 81 1860. SIN y. 1E1s17 = !
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LUCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

- nc Grad Lolye OF Good Templtr, Of
Main VIII convene with FIiawatha L,dxc. IN
Richmond, commencing At ) o'clocA. Wcdne,-
day April. i;h. Richm ond i, ON the line Of The
hennebrc and Portland rairutI, two ani 1,
halih0nrs ride from the latter city
The usual arrangement OF rc.urn TICKET,
mas bten male. and the delegates from ,hi.
county taking the steamer l., WESTON VIII b..
furnished wi b return tirAe,- BIZ thu CLERK Of
the boat, on presentation OF ere irntial.
sNo" SroRMs IL ELL,woRru. Rev. Fa;h.
er lmnaso flrni,hes u with the lolloyiu,
record Of snow storm, in thi, town
October, 1853. stormed he l1th. 2sth, AMI OH.
November 4, IL. II, 10 -. D.cemb.r. l., y.
= - - - January, 1863, 2. 8, Il, -, -.
- %, 30, 81. February, 3, ). Is. Is, %. 2, n
-. March, ? 6, 10, Ii, %, %. ToJa3;.
The pubic are hereby assu.c,l. thro,rh III.
columns 81 the Americla, hit Pa sons p..r.
gdttre rus contiin no iuiurion. III n.i.I
'l' ,iiat they may be administered t. children
ana tue most weak AMI shattered con ,tiTufi,n.
ia sniiii doses. with great certainty ot sue e..
Or \. JOHNSON. one OF the mot suc....,-
iui p'ittionrr, of hi, time. invented what i
. Th e.l'eu ooh"sDhs i'.odyse Liaimeat.
he great success Of this artici, IN TN. ,lIr. IN
bTon"hiii, and all disease II throat al lun.
VIII make the nam Of JOHNSON III, I
o"abiy: u lrss WILDLY, known than thar Of
Louis Napoleon.
-Mr Thont, l.. Hun Of ,liItyt, I,,t i,
h'rse the other day ;h,. he Ia / owned wear.
Ii was valuable animal
We received a subscription for ,bo
American the other day from Wisc,a.ia frn,,
= former inhabatant Of Ellsworth. ami IN.
writer savs;"l would have the paper II Il COS,
-. % per year.
"Harpers Weekly and Harper, Bans
are the best publications OF their kin il, mi
scribe. ~
-Snsan b. Anthony say, that While IA,
WAS IN the West. on her lecturin tour. shah,
the question pers 'nally popped" nine Tim.
and by note, fifteen tim,s. O sn,,,,
The juice ofone lemon a div taxa, i,
"ater cures neuralgia. II, worth trying.
REV. Henry War,i B.ech.r,. ;,
or the last year, was $2l,l75. 0''io
The navy ofthe sandwic, Island. !, :.
'a'd' consists Of two d,hing sm ,ck, and /, r.n
sugar has declined Considerable -,.,
e" uas.' owing T. heavy shipments from
he West Indies, "o"i
"ednesday afternoon in about two ho,..
lHeen vessels arrived at the w,.r,
o.ded with freight from Boston 49,, .. ,me
Fo" Portland. The'' Frank Pie-een "a.
osnsst to deliver goods. 'he
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The Missing Georgnsman.

Anlth'r NJ \ titnt-l WThrIr bringing
any u, So II the at.eu, G. .prst>ln iiat 9sff-
ga, in IA Zair ui tHr Gih ulr-. tnl W +. our
painful iu'y th,- morning 10 rnn,ul-' lbt. ln
.ul prph1'Haty ilr. Wt.l UFt again rrtu-H tt
port, - nothing has h-rp h-trl t.,.l ftrrn
-iuce iHe .Aic. -ul t- per> u tNr gwen Ilt. W.
w. tuur Vessel. In VII AVE h-Hu iu-t i.ul
thi~ Iyrt-thrc. ,sItt, Ati tArrr rT.A- .,uI 1.,..
th- several dl.4>tc 1, On the Bans, ~ q .-tf.
san, Dt this number fifteen wrr- mHlri,,l
ir.NinZ Willow, attl eiShtcen f,fb"r'r-- ,lI-
drrn.
= nearly 80 tD); to thi- adl iur lp,-c, ~ rl-
br>, anchors. efr-, and the aggregate wili nr.
TAU mucn short 81 $1,000.
Schooner MARTHA A. Pourt4 .lualsa t..
same dtS ~ th" h5pSr, sud Ia, upt heru
~poNrn >trcr I'll" srir. - >a4ipI-.tt,u-
q 81 - - tons, Dutit II E,-,.N IN Isl. uysurT
~ Mes-r-. tiarA Y >unr-. lRI valued Wttl
outhi> n $40. insured in thr Gloucester
Mutu,i fi'hin; In-urancc on " or $50.
iier crew 1T comprised nine mcn.
en-. ABIGAIL =. WoDpBlEq sailed f,r
GeorGe, on the !>;l Of FebruGt, Ani WV. uyt
been seen slnrc tn guc. ~L- wl, Id uu.
schooner OF II U tons, BUM ut Essex III I~11.
and owned by Mc->r,. u. q. 4 III RAb,ln. Jr
She wa- valued with oIih.- Al SiptJ. Vessel
Insured for 5000 An the Gloucester Mntun
Fishing In. Oific,. 'nI 5000 on outd IN ia,
Washington in,. Office, Of Boston. Her crew
i-i conpris ii cleNel.
Schooner AUGUSTUS T.. PRicE s4.lcl f,r
George, on the 2jth OF February, anI ID.
now bren ab-cut upward, OF i've weeks. Sh.
was hr,i-cla,s schooner ofoi - tons built At
Bath, Ne. III 1875, owned b. 81, e. NJ .Acn-
Zrr, khowiton Il 90, and valued with outfit.
at $500, ON which there wa. an n-urIncc vi
$3.50 IN the Gloucester VI i.uai fh,atnt In.ur-
aiicc Ofil-- Her crew 1T compr sci rL.yen
men cape Ann 1iJertLssr April 2nL.
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4 pleasant affair au: III most Il surprise
came OF "a Maple Grove Parsonage tic
1sIof Apiil. me gentlemen. 10 the num-
Der OF 81 came into the yard about halt
past nine. A. VI. armed with saws aud
axes. and commenced . vigorous attack
upon The 'eOoa-qfe. most OF which had
been previously donated. Soon al cr Il
company OF ladies'. provided with baskets.
liail>. g., ii leu with -l.aale, aul tlllAka-
Dies. took possession OF the house. lie
result vi their doings v =, siiiAin-ly ap-
parent AT The dinner hour. Tables were
SET Ia Two IooA.>. ANA lDAd j With stch a
dinner a. the l-dics OF y. oeds lex know
50 well how " provide. 1t /, needless to
AID that The gentlemen did ample justice
10 the dime. Nor dis t..=y forget the
wooa-.'le. ihry returned again 10 The
attack upon 1t. ami at "A lille past ) l.. NJ.
II Was wholly subiued-cDnvertc.l mo
siovc-wood. Then followed The supper.
The tables were even more bouniiIully
sa.pplied then az dinner.
Ii WAS gratifying TO see The good peo-
pie rally ro2nd their pastor ia his Illness
and help him over !. 'nard place" Tie
woOd-pile was not only done up. but reU
dORe-properly fitted for Tie stove.
Among the notices OF Bog places have
seen no mention of \. Sed.Mick in Your
paper. Well. We have two stores. Zone OF
them lo,cd.) two mechanics shops, and
a shipyard. tbs believe. is all In the
mereantile and mechanical line.
But We have very cominodious meet
Ing house, recently painted aud blinded.
Adjoining this. GA che side, Is neat,
rvoiDy school house, and on the other
the parsonage. and lot connected aiih IL. |
Lese Three bulldogs are located on one
of the prettie>t spots in the Co.
The meeting house was bailt in 1915. |
from that time to the present. the Bapi. |
church and society here have been destitute |
of Il pastor bat Il very small par; of the |
rime. have it from good authority that
they have been without minister less of |
tie time, during that period. than any
other Bap. church in the county.
Durin. the past 6 orS years, N. Sels-
wick Eas LOST many valued citizens by |
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Resolutions ~ the death OF Richard
Richardson. member OF Mt. Desert Lo,lre
No. 14o OF Free and. Accepted Misons.
Waereas.-lt has pleased the great and
advise Director OF events. to remove from
his tamil, and frields. and from our
brotherhood, and earth. our aged and g..
teem-d Brother Richard Richardson. There.
fore.
Resoired. That though, Brother RcE-
ardson, was, on account of sickness. un-
able to meet with Us ia our Ludye. for
months previous to hi. d cease. vet We
deeply feel and lament. the loss Of our
aged and respected friend and Brother:
and sincerely hope thtt our loss is his
eternal gain.
Resolrcd. That we extend our sympa-
thies to the bereavcd widow. children and
frie DIS Of the deceased. and commend
them, in their affection. to the care of Him,
who Is the widows God, ard father to the
fatherlcss. and who has promised to sustain
the afflicted, If they will call upon Him.
=. l. higgins. }
I, 5. Somc,. Committee,
4. II. Hamor,
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JOSHUA NYL.
Bi.ukIiiLL. March 30. 1859.

Mr.. EDITOR, Dear SIR
We are now having |. Very cold. ana
di-a.reeahic rain storm. This morning
lie trees were heavily iced. and probably
young irnit Trees viii be damaged I, a
lt'Ihcd extent. You claractcrize this
town ~ "nc that has gone 10 seed well.
lam not thinking of DENYING lt for the re-
mark i true. sill believe there are signs
OF is sp-onfing.
Ine H. Parish (Cohgreg ationai) has
voted 70 extend q call TO Rev, Mr. Savage.
who l. ~ IN Bangor Seminary, Rev.
Nj. =. formerly preached in East Trenton
as a Baptist, but upon some minor points
could not fellowship that denomination.
and he has adopted the Congregational
polly and belief.
The lodge Of Good Irmpiars is increas.
Ing in numbers and influence. We very
much iced 10 discuss the temperance
question IN Citizens N etinss as YOU do n,
the Hub
Capt. III. X. Chase il doing good bust
ness IN the manufacture OF slaves. n.
had in the yard at the commencement: al
The saving season. about $50 cords of
slave wood, which will make about $50
wv stsve-r The Capt. will probably be
engaged IN the staye business "a, .xteu-
sively the coming season a. he was the
lat.
B. W. iiinckley Esq. owns mill where
shingles, plckct~. laths St.. are manurac-
tiirrd- liz does a fair amount Of work.
After he T. done with The water il goes on 10
The honest miller SIR. y. Osgood-wbo
grinds for all no come.
Below upon the sliae stream there is a
mill Owned ~ K. G. ". Dodge Esq. for
the saving OF timber, boards. plank. joist,
&c. He has good amount of 10 IS in this
spring. And now ldr. Editor. don't YOU
think that thcrc are signs of the towns
sprouting? May the town do so and show
BY her industry and earnestncs- that IL ere
i, life yet remaining. There are very few |
farmers vino live entirely Us the income Of |
their farins. BIZ we know that farming |
will pay eve1 here,
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UONksTUs.
For the Ellsworth Americla.I
All Sorts,

Mr.. EDIroR:-ta yol nam, tour men
In your vicinity who dc>cry" more praise.
flr faithfully pcrtorniu. their duty then
horace Haynes. Isaac McCnlInm. John
McCabc and Jesse Stilson the eculnr stage
drivers on the rouse from therrytielI 10
Bangory
These gentlemen are perfectly temperate.
and have Il good reputation for honesty.
They are certainly very careful drivers.
and Nind aud oblfeing 10 passengers.
Il il rare indeed that IN accident occurs
on this route. notwithstanding they dri7e
mos, OF The way In the nj ..i,t. and frequent
" when tle road il about a. bad a. II well
cau be.
Passengers. who know them hr~i. often
speak oi their perseverance,. and general
good conduct.
~ long a. :. NJ. Hale Il Co, keep such
mcn III their employ. this route will be
popular, aud well patronized.
We are loo much inclined to underyalne
the services of men who are re lily Useful
10 the public. while politicians are Ia udra
the skies il they happen to d. 4 good
thing.
Ellsworth San toast Of many good
things; and il l. to BE- hoped that when the
city Government l. /" COOL runniu. order.
She viii AID that cf htyn. closed up Ter
liquor shops.
Ju-t remember how the old man -poNcn
of IA Wcbstcr- >priinc-bookl brought Tie
boy ont ~ IT. apple tree. He ii,~t talked
tn ih" ltitlc ufcnin: then H. fhrefr fitfis ~
htm; but falling e. make an Impression ~
h- desired he i>tei the lizzie rascal "jth
stones. Ind ll,,c David CrncArt> Coon, 'ar
cntue -.ii Down
ou hay" talked we'll during the Water,
u u.yy dlu- some other thlag> - sur
press the runs-.r:fii :. hl' the 10y /, It'll
VI ia" apple tree ready ~ laugh u, soon
r. vonturl,our blr> t.,n hun.
Prrhan- wH"l, iir ,nrN u,lr. .rA4l.
yoir ,ayrfAy a.ayor via nnd some ...'a.,e--
vi y whic'' Lc ran rcif t,'n. ani briu.. n.,n
dow.
Iohr. trIly
MtN>uN.
March 3l-,. 1889.
our cn-r' Srond'-nI might WV hlvo VI
clnirl among th' worthy and careful
drivers in The Nr..rs Hale Il Cn'-. cmpl M.
hr. N"a' who drives the BucA.rort st...r.
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we expressed ""r NirN> ~ Mr. NycS
uew move T., f,rn Ia pl.;t. aui mi. attack
III Cov. thaph.rI.i, Member. Of La.i.-
iii '''''
l"t''e anu "i congress- pretty freely ana
sharply lt>t wees. What wr said was
-lsl mn nh. Et.rr>, of the rrmprruncc
...,- ,.,I,..lrl., si.. ~, ,;,,.
N' h'i 'Ir 4" 80 r. - ~ t''tstN
t~-Hj.rd. hl- replied to NJ. Nyc rf,rtu-
.ily. CONFERENCE.-The. W.. ,,iy.. M. Srl1-
II
III tft"' y t 'f." lt'h '"i "'ah rs
JIfWl1l. ani commend y t,tir attention
,Is,A-y n,.,,
Il '''' "N,',' 'At' "ttN I'M ,.''
p'l' "'"' "'' ''''' s'"t 90 4, ''''
'.''"' ''-'''' Y '.'-''"' ~
'''' 'n '"'tl'l MI 'hr ''lT1''"' L, VI"
'.''r ,''' ~ '''o ie-'>i''"''' y, ','n =
! rfy L,,. .nly II .,v III III. aI,fb,r
| -iyc- NV thu narc credit tnr thr lri-1, 81
/ rhn hill than fairly helo . ~ an. a. ne
| time duriu.. the session 81 tie legislature
/ WA there IN tirriti 10 eithe, branch IA
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STATE OF MAINE.
~ lHE O0N ENNOE.
y L nGI An II0N

Acknowledging human dependence
on Almighty favor, l do hereby with
the advice Of the Executive Council.
appoint lHURspAY. the 18th day of
April next. as a day Of public hmnil.a
ton. fasting and PRAYER.
Let Us as 4 people on that day turn
aside from our common cares. and
mediate upon the concernments of our
truer life, and conscious Of our weak
ness and confessing our sins. SO humble
ourselves before God, that He may be
pleased 10 accept our pcnitencc and
bless our tolls and trials, to oar present
and eternal good.
Given at the Council Chamber. in
Augusta. this twenty-seventh day of
March. in the wear Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixiy-ninc,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States of America the nine,y-third.
JosHuA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
By the Governor.
FRASKLIS NJ. DREW. >ec'y. Of State.
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Saperintending School Com.-R,v.
DIR. Tenney, A. +. Drinkwater and l..
A. Emery, Esqs.
Chief Engineer Of Fire Department.
SIX. Whiting. I'd Asst A. b. Squirting,
Sd do :. J. Morrison.
Sm'reyors Of Lumber g.. the same
as last year. with the addition of Jos.
ii. Emerson and Geo. II. Brown.
>ealer Of Weights and Measures, J.
I. Osgood. also Inspector of oils.
Pound Keeper, ID. 5. Beal.
Fence TjeIrers.
Ward ID. s. Bcal
, Horace Davis.
Lemucl Moore.
4 Chas. James.
) Jesse Treworgv.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to revise the Jury box: j. r..
Grant and Jesse Dutton. Aldermen.
with Geo. Cunningham. Myrick Avery
and Sylvester Lord from the council.
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NUMBER IA.

Your Ladyship and gentlemen.
began Mr.. Greenhough. have here
a communication of a very singular
character, received by me five days
ago. and signed by a gentleman Of
the name of Pcnning, who is, l be-
licvc, like myself, a lawyer, and who
in this matter, is acting under in
structions from Miss Spencclaugh
Before laying this document betor.
-you, Miss Spencelaugh will perhaps
allow me to ask her one question:
To BE CONTINUED.
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Some ARE making |. pay now. and others
a.e evidently learning lessons by their
success, and BY their own previous folly.
When we bring forth fruit expect to hear
from me.
UoStsTUs.
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I" MUD without shatl,ler. should bring
HIN 10 the galloNs AMI an isnomi ions
death In the I'LL OF 1864. while IN lie
Valley u ihc Shenandoah with that prince
Of soldiers. Geu. sheridan. 4 nuns on OF
brutal act perpetralcd by this iicud. came
under my own person. observation. Thr
one. howerer. 10 which particularly r.
Ter was the hanging of seven Union pri,-
oHc:s near Bcr yyilic. Gen. ca ter had
few days previous, cNrcd:c.l rrDcl SPY
near Nisdiet.wsi 'IHis % cNasp .rar,.d
Mp-hy that hc de- crnincd Ia he avenged.
and calling out al, prisoners he made them
Gust lots for death by hanging Capt
Brewster of Sicridan's staff was among
the number. and vas one OF the lucky fol
lows dianiHg = blank-which In that par
'icular lpttrry. although not winning
card. WAS very desirable one. shall
newer forget his narration " thl, terrible
aifiii The p1thritt appeal, to- mercy: the
bIHal oal.i> 81 lac rapior~ - they tighten
ed the iHali ropg- ahoHt iat urrN, III thc
prisoners, aud ,be id.h,Nl death ,.rup-
gle. Oae hHnr ..ttcr ;nis M; ua- lcrpt
tiatc!. | saw the bodies a. iA,y hung b,
the roadside. the faces hitt-> from >nnuca-
lion. and the tongues pru.rud.u. num The
'''"''' "''' ';'U l" J"i'
''e o''oN''' "e'""" y vengeance. ana
= '''''' 'H'f s.~">"s '"iuV4h' passed, many
al W "'hdich WIN "r''h. am many
A vow MS taken ID AVru 4 tUtt horrible
an" w. 'i-e1''tc " miHc SAIL TIVE
i-"'" 20 nos Pm hH''5. t"r rebel
"u''''''' seems - IeAF hchh"f lhr ven
-'"'',' VI "''' % "'th '' ht '"A%SeIs
'"'o "">"i-'"h' 'N'ehihl''i>iy parsiinS
!" 'nc "'"' 2'<f h'N i"'' ""n' And Tor
'''o' '"'e ''"N N '''' army n th" rrotl-
"'''
I'VE h'>H foA oltirE.
The s'fu--irg.r IN y .til c,ltillI-..
and ! hNrE 'n continue uhtI oAtr. w.
L'Ae- Nr'i' 'A. ~ ''Ni. rv tt'n Pm
"'-''> 'def'hs' i'iA' WIZ rcnlih n"
"u''i' ''f ~ itii "hi 'HcT ii.nt-
I'VE "Fp'"'' i'T Government 'ptH. itt
pressure I'M ON 'r at rte-. t' Il ieaFIn'.
S''i'"i"I> Ald "i"ih '"r .'r hH"l ~ dtt'h
from cary "'4H "ar.i' '', "1it 'drNt
e'H' '"' ''.' i' 'F "t H.-".. ApI i1ri u
""'-e' NJ "nr .r"i N" reason Nt in"y
"''it 7" A'l'h'h '''F 'r-." h'u'"-
anu - h''"e- I''r"H RI h"ir viii
"|'N'"- """ senator We :" "A>-"-
." U.s. '"' "+'"' "'H 90" '"' Avenue
astil AM tlfllslst NOUS OH
sei@ea hi'l' t'c Senator hS l..r 'thir h
nc - g ihd 'mtipie! ".n'" I",k oy"l
80
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All Sorts.
Iur snow

IA Somerset county. In the yicini ! ~ \or-
ril@~work and >knvh-. .n /. very deem ;
some ~ ,..rr H.. On liz. Lowell l,,,,,i,i.
standing Tho raiu and snn 81 thc pa>t wrrh
have reduced il. depth considerably.
The travrltn. i. about Il. bah ~, ii clu
lc. lhc road, have become ,ofl aud ID g.,
almost impossible IL ~ auvu her. outside
Of j village with team
Two MEN WIRE nuHirp AIlyl
Last wcrA hv the ,.yiuv la of II bank ON
ttr Somerset " Il, near Morbid .rHo,h
''' '''''"' WI ZOOS VA t~r"
''' ''"'' "H"" ""l q reg
r. ''''e' "''e ''9u'e"'
"''"'d t'i'h "I iheir uhn-
'N''' minutes "ti''c
:..,...
..o,,..n,...
.,. II
Wv e"o'' ''t''e SINCE Ah" an q1'te
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p.,,,,;,,. AL ,n,el upon the death OF
!, c,.,,rJ l,t. prjueip1I Of +.
rev. - p
~ :. SEMINAR -
dents.
Theress-In the Providence OF t'aa our 'hHh'a'
teacher and Il lend has been taken from us-thcrs'
M.
R>soIuaf-Th while We deeply deplore enr
resignation. knowing that our loss Is H'' eternal
gam \, f,ll,w lie
ktna ami faithful instructions DC him swha'e
marked ability. active good 's''' ani ir'e no'''''
Of character have won aud VIII rr'''a '"' '''''''
and aa"i.'''on' Y, AMI, ~. oyn
!. MI, III, IN, school. The Church and the world
have sustained AZ ,rrrF ""os 'S ',,, i Il. nri,o,
J.. - asvn,sI scti,i,v. N III. Veil dauc Nj.
hfe-work and .et SHINING example FIR ''"'' "'o
~ p. III, -rh,, I'd deenlv symratHi.e with Ne
Affected f'mly; and wc rej"re w'th '"'" 'na'
p, ,s ~ y T III a' .eh.a, sx,'rr. our -of
row ard sympathy BY wearing mourning badge
d"r'"s "a F'p, ,"d'' 81 ,' ,S' NJ" a,,g,,. a.
presented to .hc bcrcasci family, and thai copies
u forwarded fos Publication To NE Bangor whIE
Ellsworth American h''eT'''' i'N'' ana N''" :
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-08
VOLUME Is.

goods. Pa;r,nil, hon, st3r,>- rals wi
make the marchtul- sell e.i'ta uiIs,. TIL,
have 10 wait to4 long f1r thsrpsy.
fremont h,a,
-Mes-rs 4 agac at ). W. II uJrfars en-.
| larginx their Hotel tor the sumn.r bI,jae,,
Ell. Hardin HIS erected a building for
dwelling aul saloon. Cip' Ehen Harden i, /.
~ DE store. VITA sool,. rte,a-iv I'LL.
pied rs T.. II. Harden.
Andrcw HIyne, has a vessel on tha stoe..
OF about i5 tons. 10 b launched tue nrs y
F.! WAY.
M-s,r> II. II. Ozark End J. Mayo haye m.
I chased the vessel east away on Long l4z.s
ana intend to repair her.
( schooner Than Capt. 5. II. RoL.ja, i,
1 Trempn, broNc ftom her aachor,ga al y.
/ cove aud Neut ashore at Hartman, t.s
\ grooAiin on Tuesday The Sath, ut,
-Rey. NJ Thomas Bap'iu. has rau,.-.
/ bis pa>,orasr of tnc church 81 Belfast
/ Tho >niner-ct Reporter qlo,c, fr1m "a.
4 R,.ton Advertiser paragraph IN r'ist.ua
4 Governor ClAnb srlt.n, ami cai'r.t> aH
I .,v, in hisiayar and then ~ay>, W cNpa,,
I thr wish at : tlr1 mH,.#y Ii tia r-pl5 I..
Z L.. nteidttiv wlra ST. ~4y thA b.. t'aaa.
ton in rl- on b, 4ap.h'r f'sr w5u0I n-
.tu.f,riors
VI THAT /, tl.t Hrt the people "pywa E4,'
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7 wear ant 80 W'ta+ - -ttJA 3" ''''- ".+
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-Blo4p rrLI~ w saw fellow ,.
had lust coma frau a boxing match aud 4s
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