Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-03

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from abroad. for residences fer the hot season.
II the writer will take on, say thirty I've cot
tsge. from the forty, he will get about" the
facts Of the case
We have . long communications from
Boston on Free Agency" with the request
that We would examine, comment, snd digest
This Is a hard stint. We are having IFee
scrimmsge with Bro. Sawyer Of the kcho. and
so dou't want two such deep" subjects on
hand at once.
Please notice ". A. Jer,ian's sdscrtis-
mept OF his business Mr. Jordan has pre-
pared himself well for his business, and those
contemplating building. will do well to give
him . call
A. ". Grpeiy & Co., have taken the new
iy fitted up store belonRin. TO Monroe
Young and have pat in a hnr assortment
OF new goods.
..Barr.t,'s DONE stain The skin or linen.
Mr., Jason Springer u san Francisco sr :
| rived in Ellsworth one day last week, in eight
dSy. aud half from Sacramento, Cal. making
che trip on he railroad, Of course. Nine years
last December Mr.. springer visited Ellsworth
| arriving here from san Francisco in twenty
one days and twenty hours. and We notice II
| In the American ~ being among the quick
| passages ct that time.
| We are glad to aote that Mr.. Springer il one
| Of the prosperous business men Of san Fran
cisco. and his frienrs rejoice in his success.
Tn. CITY Marshal i. after the dog. or AfIer
dollar for = license tor each,
The City Council OF Rocklsnd, has resolved
to enforce the liquor law
| The Machias URioa is seventeen years old.
/ The Union n all but its politics i first rate
| paper, aud ~ its polite. have an upward ten
| dency. we wish il long NE. and prosperous
! one.
in setting up the lie, OF tax PAYERS Of Els
worth las, week. the composites made large
mistake in Geo. y. Bxck's tax. making It read
ESQ IS, instead OF siaso y. difference Of
thousand dollars. Quite little sum.
"Barreu's" ovsrtops everything.
HArPISrss.-Our preacher said on SUNDAY
IL the product OF that which happens from
without. AMI Is distinguished from Joy BY the
fact. that JOY arises independent, Of outward
circumstance, or happening. The distinction
wa. -lahor ated and explained until all under
I
last now Of a feelisg that partak-s OF both OF
these characteristics. for big ugly tooth that
happened to Ache all night and made cross
when morning came. lies extracted broken
and bloody the shelf. and from this happen
ing comes happiness, ami from being frr- from
the ache comes peace and Joy.
We hope no one viii Tail to read the let.
ter from Ireland. Hiss brtt.r discrI 'tiou o'
the pre.en, condition Of thai unhappy country
than We remember 10 have seen. W. have
the promise OF more letter. out OF which ''ex-
tracts" can b. made.
A very iesdible and interesting srriclr on
General Jomini appear. in The June number II
the Galaxy. from the pen Of General ,,ro r..
Nc, Iell4n.
The Argss has IL, OF tw-nt,.uin- Demo
Gratis from which the party select good
candidate for Governor.
JohnsoH's Anodyas Liniment viii give
, more relief In eases OF hronic rheumatism
no matter how severe. than any other ar
iicle known 10 me iical men.
Il j. often remarked by stranger, visit
| ing cur state that We show larger proper
, III the Union. This ~ct.ll them. /, owiuv
10 Two principal reasons In the first place.
We breed from The very best stock ana
~ he second place, our people use .Shert-
ddH's Cdrd!rg Condition PO,r,i,r, which in
our Judgement, are 81 iucal,pla bic adyan-
ta.e.
, First. try "BaTr.tt's"
Mrs Doe, prominent habitus of Bo.-
ton common, near the Public Library. "a,
safely delivered oftripl-r- a-riar M.
b'eA' the raterfnmIhas. /. happy and Mr-
Doe and offspring doing "a well a,
could be expected under the clrcuu,.tau-
50 Boston Herald
We presume that the cunfu sion OF names
IN the ABOVE item can be rcconciled with
perfectly spotle'. reputation on tie part
OF Mrs. ID. Buck /. probably only an aIia.
Tor John oe," whose protracted li,iga-
hon with Richard Roe is 40 often re-
ferred 10 in the judicial annal. Of Grea,
Britain. 49,.
Inc tty Is becoming ..citife,l" IA.
A genuine boot-black with hi, box of
TOOLS appeared on the street, for business
Some pAtronized him just for the novelty
OF The thing Els,corth Am,rl~an.
We began to look aronnd TO e., II I'll
sworth had drawn Dixie" away from =,
but the lad IL still in Machi.s wh.ra h.
commenced the boot backing bushes.
some time before Ellsworth b-cam. +. ci,r
Ndchids Union
Our Dixie" Is a Young Pat and \.
shines your boots tirst-rare
ia letter from An gusta, In the Ros,o,
Herald May 22d. says Matter, !, ~.
State House are dull. II now look, a. n
Gen. Murray Of Washington County Viii
be appointed Adjntant General. to MI m.
vacancy "hich Will occur when General
Caldwell resigns tn take the Callao mission
He certainly has the inside Of the tat !,
| LOT the New Hotel, we prefer III A. 1,
snali continue ia stand lin its solitary gran
| deur" until II rots raihsr than b,vs - N.sn
opened In il. II will be infinitely h.,,.. IN
the town that Il shall never be opsned ,h,n
| tha' u shall become 4 mzxnihren, rum.ho, II
! Easfpoyt lSentises
,-taieo Gushing 10 n hi. roth wear. vet 10
~ oulwsfu appearance not over So He W..
h ~. ntn M Harvs-d in 1877. At the head Of
~ ~ GAS and has been = close student All hi.
ne In 1873 thirty enc years ago. he ~. n
.ne rouse and WAS regarded bv hi, friend. =,
| avictim Of consumption. ~ =
| The Democrat. In som. ou.rt.rs 49,.
| ANXIOUS that the Tempe rance men IN, M n 49,,
out TOT themselvee. But what for ,-T EI,s,e or,b
| Amsrtc,R. 's"f"
The Democrats generally care but ,erv little
about what the Temperance m-n DO. some
| The leading Good Templars have told n,
| within year that the Republican ,ar,r II
Cumbcriand. York and some other Countie. in
the State were completely in the control 81
the rum Interests" such being their yolun-
.sry deciarstons, and knowing they can say
no worse thing OF the Democratic party. Ib.rs
" curiosity. we confess. lurking in almo.,
| every practical Temperance msn's mini ~ ~
what course these earnest Temperance work
| ing men" viii pursue. -Mdchids Union.