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Arising from bad 'tuteoi eb,ood ~, 'sLjo
dlsea,es are erndicutcd and a clear and t. .u:
ent surface regnined BY the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surphssess many Of the ctt
metics and other toilet appliances in lite power to
dLaMul EAahna mnl nILnr L hnmremnIls Of The IN
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LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH
10 oil who use tAnd follow my directions. II
mover fails tu remove Nervous Debility, Iup0t-
ENJOY " Suut Of Power. and all weakness arisln z
from excuses Dl Iudi-cretIIn, resulting IN lDss
Of memory, unpleasant dream, woak nerves,
headache. nervous trembling, general lassitude,
dimes. of vision, flashing u the skin, which,
II neg lestoi, siIl surely lead on 10 Insanity ~
Consumption. When the System il once affected
It will not recover without help. II must be in
vigorAtcd and heightened, 20 enable the suffer.
n 70 fulhIl the duties Of life.
The medicine has been tested fJt many vcafs,
ana II IS warranted q certain ure, no matter
how bad the case may be. Hundreds " certia-
Gates can be shown. Price, one dollar per bot
tie, OF siK bottles for Ave dollars.
Sold by ell Druggists
II you cannot peocure it 'endH statement Of
your case and enclose the money to Bryan Co.,
81 Cedar Street New York, and It will be sent
you. On receipt Of Five DOlIarS a bottle nearly
equal e. seven small ones viii be sont 10 anv e.,
press Office 10 the United States, charges paid.
Private ciroulhr sent on application Enclose
stamp. decZl d!taw&wly.
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Female Complaints.

Whether IN tho young or I'd, m0rricl OF sin
gle, at the dawn Of womouhoud, or the tuIu oi
life, these tonic medicine display sU decided uu
Influence that a marked improvement Is soon
peroeptible In the health of the patient Being a
purely vegetable preparation, they are n safe and
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females IN CIV
cry condition u henllh md Etation of life.
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Of curtain goods, Information Of his trans.
actions as dry goods importer did not
reach our Government till less than q month
ago As soon as President Grant examined
the papers in the case, he determined to re.
move Mr.. Halo-graciously giving him the
opportunity 70 RESIGN.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.
LHIROUED

1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
ItkoePs the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
Itinvisorates the Roots of tho Hair.
1t forces she Hair and Beard to grow lu1uriantly.
It Immediately stops Hair Falling Out
keeps the Hair from Changing Color from 10.
It restores Grey Hair toits Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bsId
for years.
II 10 composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary Ies-
nmoniaI' Of its excellence, many of which are
from physiciansi in high standing.
: II is sold in halfpound bottles (the name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bot.
tie. Wholesale by Demns Barnes : Co.. &c.
Wells sd Co. sohIoselin & Co., New York.
mch24dIy.
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IN lie follouing cases;

Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chllblaln,
PistuIa, Gout, Lumbago, MercuriaI Erupuons,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, skin
Diseases, soalds, Sweed Glands Sore Legs Sor.
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats, sores u all
kinds, SprAins, Stiff Joints, letter, ulccrs, Ven
ersal Sores Wounds Of all kinds.
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SPECIAL ryoT1oDB.

ITO REMOVE Moth Pstehss, FisoEe' and Tan
i from the face, use Perry' Moth and Free
kle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. b. = Perry
Sold by Oh Druggist
tr,bI CIeodgmH3n.
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I1op oLACK WORMS aud PimpIes on the
L F,sr, use Perry, Comedone aud Pimple
Ecpoi, prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry. ~
EorI ST. New York. Sold everywhere. The
role supplied By Wholesale Medicine Dealers.
inch GicOdSmW3In.
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The Chicago Post says Of Gen. Corsc
who is superseded as Collector Of Intorna
Revenue Of that district:
1t is due TO General Corso to say that DC
has been a thoroughly faithful, honest "na
efficient public servant in tho manaRe.n.Jl u -
Of the difficult aud delicate dat'' " US
place. In his hands, the Office mas y'eiltu
an amount Of revenue that mas Oee" ~ .'oa
surprising to the Re'en1e p'PNI,ih'ut ~
Wa.bipgtop than to tho people Of this city :
and !, has bep1 poured into he public treas.
nr. n;,bor, 90 much ~ a suspicion even
! ia, a fo,l.rof what was the governments
Jas .,Ir. to the Collector hands That
FINN ~ ralInnt soldier and so chivalric an
oqrer anything less could have been ex.
pected, u no reason why the public should
not be grateful for the services Of an honest
man.
Upon what grounds, then, consistent with
Grants inaugural, is his removal to be ac'
counted for? The burden Of his inaugnra
ton song wac: "a faithful collection OF the
revenue, a strict accountability to the treas
ury for every dollar collected and accord.
inc "a the P,lan officer is removed who
was fulfilling bis duty, and complying literally
with this requirement of the Executive.
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- 80 u ~ AANS n II 4.
INuIS new and commodious house, located
l. corner OF broadway ami Forty Second St.
possesses advantages over al! other houses for
the accommodation Of its guests. Il was buin
expressly for first cIass Fumly Boarding
house-the rooms being large and en- suit, heat
60 by stesm-with hot and cold water and fur.
n"hed second to none; while the culinary de-
psrtment is in the most experienced hand,
adordIng guests an unequaled table.
one Of Atvood's Patent Elevators is also
m0ng the modern improvements" and at the
service Of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the City Hall to Central Pork, while the Sixth
and seventh Avenue Lines are bat short block
on either side, atIordng ample facilities for COM
muHttadng with all the Depots Steamboat
Landings, places OF Amusement and Business of
the great metropolis.
MORE & BOLLEY.
"0u@'uem' Projectors.
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four degrees stronger. They are intended for
special case' Price, Eve dollars per boz.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
II you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
ey and address BRYAN 3 CO., 81 Cedar street,
New York, aud On receipt they will be sent well
tealei by return mail.
dgc2Id2taw4WIV
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Agents Wanted $50 a day.
TWO $40 MAPS FOR 81.
GLogD's
PATENT REVOL WING DOUBLE
NH IA ~ go

Sa@-@~ SA- ks-g
- ue''0" anu Europe, America and the uni
ted States of Americs.
coIorod-in 400 Counties.
these great FLAPS now ju.t completed. show
every place Of Importance, all R.ilronds TO- A."
anu tne iS'sst "a SI'erations in the various Euro,
peHn Ssn'ss. inese maps are needed in every
sonoo' S"a AMY III the Iaud-they occupy the
spa'o 81 uH9 nap ant BY means Of the Reyer-
SCI, ttsuet s.ie can tie thrown front, and snv
part brought level to tho eye. COUNTY Ris sny
ana large discounts given to good Agents.
Apply tor circulars, terms, and send rrorsv
for sample maps, to '''oHe'
msh23iwlm. 28Cart,,rS, =. -
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THs is certainly the era Of small men
and small things. Other administrations
have as a rule appointed their partisan sup.
Porters to Office; but never before, we think,
in the history Of the government, have me
chanics and aborers, who are in no sense
officers or representatives Of the government,
been employed in the government workshops
because Of their political opinions or party
affiliations and it can not be that the heac
Of any department Of the government ha
ever promulgated an order that none bu
partizans should be employed as laborer:
or artizans. Secretary Borie has had issued
the following order, which attests the fidelity
with which he reflects the "untrammeled'
action Of his chief, and echoes his cntct
words, "Let US have peace
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-19
THE SCIENCE on HEALTH
EVERY MAN
HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
HOHOway'S pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOTNTMENT
Disorders Of the stomach, Liver and
BOWelS.

The Stomach Il the great centre which inhu-
ences the health or disease Of the Gyltom--AbuIod
or debihtatcd by eHcess--infigestion offensive
breath hni physical prostrstion are the natural
consequences Allied So the brain, II ia the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and undressing sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders,
pains in the eide, &c. Tie Bowels symPathiEo
by Costiyeness, DiarrhUn and Dysentery. The
principal action Of those PILE ID on the stomach,
AMI the liver, lungs bowels and kdncys Pnrtici-
pate In their recuperatiye and regcnerative oyer
alton
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Piles and riRtula.

Every form and feature Of these preyalCntaB
stubborn disorders IS cradicatcd locally and On
tirely by the use Of this emoleut; warm iomUn
tations should prcccde its application, Ito heal
ing qualities will be found to be thorough GPu
invariable.
Both the Ointment and Pills Should be used
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nrysipelas and salt Rheum

Are two Of the most common and vitulent dis.
orders mt or ~ --"'iGent, To these the
Olhtmem e. terN,tahy sG,~s ost,iS, as '.Lodus
oIcfauGi IL ares ~ VtRuIIhtv ,uS FvuuuI az u
then complete tue cure.
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| TEUI0 HTLIIFTI HILLS
For tho speedy and permanent cue Of Seminal
Wp1kucss, the result Of Youthful Indiscretou,
WHOM neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business social society VI mar
ringc. They can be used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
Price ono dollar per box, or four boxes for
three doIInrs. II you cannot procure these
PiIs, enclose the money to Bryan 4 Co O.
Cedar Street, New York, aud they Will be rent
by return mail, well sealed. Private circulars TO
HentIemcn sent FREQ on application. Enclose
p mp. deo2ld2tsw&wly.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS sRRvr.
i oes as an Instructor of Music. upon the
Piano and other musics! instruments, eithe, Al
his residence west end Of Eggleston's Row. az
at che residence of pupils. wv "
Pianos tuned and Instruments r.n.,,sd
WIN. BABcoCK,
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Bad @abgY, Ola HOT1U, alid UIOOIJ,

Casey Of II any yssTs' staLG;lg, that have . =.
tnacicui!y refufe. - yi,ld to any ether ~ .
or tire tper., b 20 in ~ eljy srsrult
apbIi,Ah-. SCF tbisI .-5>tF, rt-Lp,'
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22tO q Miles the Shortest Route

All trains run directly through to New York,
"a 56O MILES, without change Of coaches
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1RRoRs OF YOUTH.
HELLs spEcIEIC PLLLS

Young Mon, tho experience Of years has de-.
monStratod the fact that reliance may be placed
in the efficacy Of
DLI -. ..uI.tTl,yr urT -
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Bryan's Life rnvigorator.


OR JJyEEATING BLINIR,
For al arrangements Of the Urinary organs. Il
gives
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Prom and after February 18th, 1893, Trains
VII leave Ia connection with all Western ines, 40
lnlL.n...
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FROM cLEyELAND-Rom Erie R aiIvny D .
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If you require reliable remedy, uso the best
Or. Harvey's Female Pills,
Or. Rarvev's Golden Pills,

have 10 equal. They are safe and sure In Or,
inAry sa'cs. Price, One Dollar per Box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Don't YOU know nv names

Yes your name is John or James. or
Joe SC &c, but ~ to your recorded name
We don't know. Last week we had bit
of experience in name hunting for the
candidates for Office in this county.
Groves Walker was nominated for rep
resentativc in the Brooksville district.
we'll Groves is an old friend. whose face
has been familiar for score of wears,
but what i his recorded name? J. G..
Walker says one. very well, James.
John. Jason, or Jacob. what does the j.
stand for No one could tell. After
much time spent. from the Register of
Deeds Office the true name was ascer-
tanned
Rowiand-loung another candidate.
presented the second difficulty Most
every person who has the name Row
land has also some name for middle
one beginning with III. so we had the
name set up but when the proof came,
il did not look right and it was submit
ted to a friend. He said the middle let
ter was W. He would warrant that
was right and would be responsible il
ii was not 50, and so the votes were
printed. only to ascertain that il was
wrong. the name being Rowland NJ.
Young.
Mr. Blaisdell was candidate for coun-
~ commissioner. we were told that his
name was James Madison BlaiSdell.
which looked quite reasonable. and 80
We had the votes printed. but after send
ing votes into half dozen towns. and
printing them for most all the other
towns. letter came from Mr. Blaisdell
stating that his name is James w
A. &. Millikcn was nominated for rep
rescn;aiivc. but what did 4 stand for.
Ahram. Abraham. Arson or what, AZ
ter some trouble it proved to bc Abra-
ham
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
The New England Fair.

The sixth annual exhibition of the
New England Fair. in connection with
the exhibition Of the Main" State Agri-
cultural society. opened ia Portland on
TUESDAY ~ last week. and continued
through that day and ihc three follow
ing DAYS. The show az stock was al
miiteh "a -urpa~- that ~ any previous
exhibition ~ the ~ccietv. Especially
noticeable were the splendid stock ami
mAl- 81 imported varieties. Tho
Ayrshire, Dutch. Durham and Dover
hrccd- were superior % anything of the
Kind We have ever seen. There were
an abundance" oi large bulls aud heifcr-,
and indeed the committee in awarding
premiums must have been embarrassed
III many instances A. To what breed and
" hat particular animals deserved the
premiums Mcrino and caraman sheep
afforded good deal OF attraction. while
the swine and poultry show was replctc
with the best inAturci specimen kinds.
The show ot colts was small but choice
that ~ trutting horses large The rec
orb ~ the races show that blood tell
The display % all kind. u machinery
used for farming. manufacturing and
the various mechanical trades. was
large. covering a couple nf acres Of
ground a the park The spacious CITY
building ami "a" new Fluent Hail. CON
ueried by bridge. afforded ample room
for the display ut manufactured articles.
fancy needle work, musical instru-
mcut-. paintings and the products of
agriculture and horticulture We give
a commenced statement nj each days
transaction AT the Fair
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
The third Party found Wanted.

The contest on Monday resulted in
the election of Joshua l.. Chamberlain.
by the people. over all opposition. We
have lost hy the Hichborn vote three
or four republican senators and few
members of the House for whom demo-
Gratis are substituted, but for all practi-
cal purposes our strength in the Legis-
lature is undiminished. The guberna-
torial vote is not reliable indicator Of
the vote upon Senators and Represen-
tatives. and We shall be obliged TO
await the official returns in order to
know the exact state of the case as far
a. thew are concerned. While the HIGH
born men have not elected man Of
their peculiar stripe 10 the Legislature.
so far A. We are NJ present Informed.
they have probably succeeded in de-
feating some Of the men who have hith-
crto stood shoulder 10 shoulder with
them under the banner OF temperance.
and elected their life long enemies. In
Lincoln county. for instance. We pre-
sumo they have defeated the republican
candidate for Senator. who voted for
the State Police Bill last winter and j.
"A radical temperance man. and IN his
stead ihey send democrat. not only
To oppose State Constahularv bu; all
.sumptuary laws" lf H. lives up Ia the
platform on which his party III county
convention placed him. II there l. any
thing in such achievements for the Third
Party men 10 boast Of they have the
opportunity. The monuments oi their
work will lee read OF all men in the in
crease of democratic votes in the Legs
lature. and consequent increase IN the
opposition 70 the principle Of ProhIbi-
Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

" more favorable terms than the in
dividual owners Of water powers can,
for the towns survive to reap the future
harvest, while individual propfietors
pass away.
1--WE had more capital in the State,
or IL the capital were more concentra-
ted, or II. with our present means, "
had more experience in the develope-
ment Of large water powers, the course
suggested might not Be the best. As
matters stand, it certainly seems more
promising than any other. The towns
concerned should become by Legisla-
tive act, Water Posoer Corporations,
With authority to take possession. upon
fair appraisal, of all property necessary
to the development Of their power, and
TO transfer it upon such conditions as
seem favorable. Thus could be brought
70 an end that almost in,erminable &C.
ries Of abortive attempts to use our
large water powers. attempts that have
been rendered fruitless by the ignor-
ance or selfishness of some riparian
proprietor or other. BY this course,
great and valuable powers, now with
out prospect Of improvement would
have their chances Of speedy develop
ment indefinitely multiplied"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
The Returns.

GorerHor Chamberlain Majority $500
-Hichbora's Vote under 5000 The
Legisidture-A Light Vote ba a Sol
id Victory.
In IS towns, throwing about one-half
the vote of the State. Chamberlain has
23.1ll: Smith. 70. $50: Hichborn. 2.3ol.
Last year the same towns gave Cham
berlain 1924; and Pillsbury 26.33l.
The falling off in the vote of these
towns is almost exactly SO per cent. :.
which indicates total vote this wear of
between $500 and 10000. with q ma
iority for Chamberlain over both his
competitors of about 5000.
The Republicans elected their Sena-
tors in every county except Knox. which
has chosen two Democrats, Lincoln.
where there is probably no choice, and
Aroostook, from which no returns have
Yet been received TO indicate the result.
As far as heard from no Hichborn
nominee for any Office whatever has
been elected, and Mr.. Hichborn himself
will receive less than 5000 votes for
Governor.
OF the members of the last Senate.
probably fourteen are reelected. while
Messrs. Reed, of this city. Bartlett, of
Hancock, Mayo, of Piscataquis, and
Carleton, of Knox. members of the last
House are promoted to the Senate
Messrs. Holland, Buffum, Fuller, and
perhaps other new members of the Sen.
ate. have also had legislative expert.
ence.
The House is to an unusually large
extent composed of new men. Among
the leading men of the last House re
turned we notice the names Of Messrs
Twitchell of this city, Hammond o
Westbrook, Stone OF Kennebunk. Whit,
and Dunning Of Bangor, Farwell of Au
gusta, Kinks of Bucksport, and Barke
Of StessOn, Speaker Of the House il
1867. Among the prominent new mem
bers are Baker Of Augusta, Humphre.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

The CAUSE OF SENATOR FEssENDEN's
DEATH.-An examination was made
Yesterday to discover the cause of SEN
ator Fessenden's death The structure
was found where the small intestine
joins the larger. liberation had taken
place; il had probably commenced when
he was visited by his last attack, as mat
ter which he threw up indicated.
and rs his physicians feared was
the case at the time. The difficulty
was chronic, and had doubtless been
coming on for months: and it is proba-
BILE that he could not long have sur
vived, had he escaped the attack which
Frustrated him little more than a week
ago.
The immediate cause of death was
the rupture Of u small intestine. proba-
bly, as he moved in bed some three
hours before his death; and thi. rupture
caused him great suffering from that
time until he ceased to breathe. His
disease was beyond skill to cure or to
avert.
i Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
The Election.

The most quiet election with the
memory OF man was held Yesterday
Here in Portland a single public meet
ing has been advertised: but that was a
Hichborn meeting; and il was given up
after all. With an astuteness which re-
minds u OF the feats of proies sional pol
iticians and seems strangely at variance
with the innocence and inexperience
which the Hichborn Ring assume, they
undertook Ia profit by the New England
Fair by holding a rou-ing outdoor
meeting. composed really Of listless
strangers in search of sombre amuse-
ment but Ia be claimed and talked OF a.
a genuine authorizing of an enthusiastic
people. frantic for Hichborn and Tenn
perance. Mr.. Lebroke, who wa. 10 be
the orator, came and looked the ground
over. He found Market Square occupied
by Flagg's Instant Relief on the one
hand, Maloney's peach wagon on the
other, the Bull Hei cules hard by. and
the man with thirteen beautiful views
for five cents in the immediate neigh
borhood. The gentleman from Piscata-
qais county was smitten with a convic-
ton that competition with these atirac-
tions would be hopeless, and Withdrew
TO the congenial shades of his rural
home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
PORT OF PORTLAND.


schr Mary & Eliza. OF Calais, which got
ashore at Gloucester, has been towed Of with
out much damage.
Sch Alvirs, Of East Maehias with lnth,. /.
ashore at Tarpaulin Cove tul OF water
Sch Preference VI fremont, Capt. Ihurston
with part Of a cargo Of coal, was sunk by
collision at Dutch Island sth inst. The can
tam and wife, With Two children, escaped by
going on board aLother vessel, which also SUNK
when they went on board the third
Brig Iangie II Bangor from Baltimore with
coal Is ashore AT the head Of Bristol bart,or
She lies easy and will come OF after discharg-
ing.
sch Ossuna, of Deer Isle, j. ashore on The
south end Of Prudence Island.
There are sixteen vessels at Dutch Island
seven OF which are sunk and the balance
ashore.
large ship, name unknown. i, sunk off
segun: bright spars and iron bands suppose Il
the br ,hip NJ whoever, from shiel.s 70 Port.
land, with coal.
Sch VIM Penn, Curtis, from Boston, OF and
for kennebunkport, lost sails In the late gale
and put ints " inter Harbor.
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Green's Landing, Deer Isle
Thoroughfare. Sept. 9th. 1869. {

n. X. SAWYER, Esq
Dear Sir last night we had a Hurri-
cane and will report the following dis
ssters. the Schr. Mermaid. Capt. Grover,
from Portland for Gouldsboro, is ashore
badly damaged, with corn and flour
The Schr. Thistle of Hancock Maine,
Wooster, from Hancock for Rockland,
will be a total loss. The crew had mar
row escape for their lives. The Schr.
Dolphin of Deer Isle, Barbour master, is
high and dry badly damaged, as near
As can be estimated their is five hun
bred dollars worth Of Boats lost, it is
feared that their is large loss Of lives
and Property, on Isle Au Haute as their
was large fleet Of fishing vessels in
Head Harbour. This is the Heaviest
Blow their has been for q great many
years. Sullivan Greene.