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The sch Isaac Merritt. from the Connecticut
River for New York with n load OF wood, went
ashore last night on Rickers, Island. Il i.
high and dry ut low wafer.
Sch BLOW Capt shaw from EliZabethport for
Boston. in passing ihrosgh Hen Gate to-day
c''lidcJ with III. >loop George Low aud had all
her head gear carried away and bulwarAs
stove in
ship y" Plus Ultra at Savannah 10Th from
Antwerp had heavy gales on the coast. No
cate. on Cape II Vincent. a sailor iell over
board from the maintopsal yard and was
drowned, ani weeks previous to arrival. .
man fell from the iorctopmas, yard ami was
Killed.
sch October. liinckley from Bath Tor Bo,ton +.
while proceeding down the kcnnebec River
ri ground, Il on the Hat, in the riycr aud He'd
with wae.. tug boat went 10 her assistance
and she was iowed up 10 her wharf III Bath
and i di.charging her cargo OF slabs
Bath Me Nov 23i sch Willie Perry capt
Oxnar,i. from New York Tor belfast aud
seal-rort, loaded with corn, struck on a ledge
of small Point ri sud lie. on the beach iuIl Of
water. Crew saved
fad,tow Noy 10. Bris winfield OF Yarmouth
from Rotterdam for Newport, in entering to-
Ga, for shelter. ran on the l'oonbar al halt ,bb
but will come OF next tide.
snip Mary r. Riggs tof bath Langtlon nj \
York from Guanape. WA A. day. TO ape Horn
which passed sept and ,ed the Equator
Oct 18th III lon 90 Aug - lat 30 ; Ion II ~
encountered gale which lasted . day, y.cfing
IRON wHw 10 wsw ever IL hours during
which lost sails, stove bulwarAs, hatch hou,.
and forward house. shipped several huge seas +.
| hl!ing the cabin and poop, aud damaging mos,
OF the provisions. made jetti- on Of - tons OF
cargo 10 save the vessel. had strong = uthcriy
winds to lat 81 from the Equator 10 Hati-ra,
light winds and fine weather.
Wilmington Is. ship Persia Of Bath,
from New Oriea n Tor Liverpool. with a cargJ
OF cotton, went ashore on Flying Pan shoals.
: lay lar, 4. ~.
90. The tDited states Revenue cutter and
Two steam tugs have gone TO her assistance
he ship Is 50 strained thai II she get, Oh she
will no, be able 10 proceed on her voyage.
Brig Ada lie Roy from Rio Hacha for Liver
pool with . cargo Of diyidi,i &c arrived AT II
Thomas on the 9Th inst in distress with los. Of
sails maininast sprung &c and wa di,charging
on Ne liih
sch BENZ Gartside stanford from Georgctown
DC for Portland with coal i ashore ON lower
Cedar Point, Potomac River and will have to
wait until change Of wind from eastward be-
fore getting on.
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Spain.
HOLINESS HOLE. Ar alrt William D Cargil'.
Kelley, Bath. for do: Gov Cony Manson. Ram
gor for DO. Lady Suffolk. Armstrong do for N
Y. Riverdsle Brown. Gloucester for do. Calvin
Clark. MusQuash NIB. fer do. Gustle Wilson.
Lincoln. ROckport Mass. for do. Josephine Il
Knowles. Merritt. Calais for New Bedford.
Maggie Cummins Smith, Proyincetown for
Philadelphia.
Ar e2d schs Nathan Clifford. Shutc. Lizzie
Carr Gilchr.t, Baltimore Tor Boston. Iemirah
NJ Clark st John ND for Norwich. J Lind
sey, Crockett ROckland for 10. Warren Blake
Messeivey and Starlight Blatchford Calais
for do.
$40 AM-wind Rw fresh: clear
DANvERS Ar 81. sch Beta Brown Baltimore
IPSWICH Al 2lst schs II Ives Pattrc Rock.
port: Boxer sutton and Magnum Bonum from
Bangor
gor for Boston, SIAr Cousins lie for Salisbury
NEWPORT Ar 2lst brig Mary Cobb Brown
Providence for Philadeldha
In port 2lst schs Fa..ne Hammer Brooks do
for Philadelphia, NJ Nahoney Anderson
Bangor for New London Ruth s Uodgkins
Cables Rockl and for n Y, Lizzie W Hannum
Rich from Proyincetown for Ba timore
Ar I'D brig Open Sea Coombs. Fall River
Tor New YORK
la the outer harbor 23I sch Florence Mayo
Small from New York for Salem
sid 22d brig Mary CoLs Brown Providence
for Philadelphia. srbs Toronto Geddcs n Y Tor
Falmouth Eng: Lewis Z Benton Pendeion
evidence for Norfolk, Jas u Craig Maxwell
Rockiand for Norfolk tlo,i bob>tay). Ruth :
Hody Ains Cables Rockland Tor y Y. Mary
Louisa bring Bangor tor New York
In por, I'D seh> John Collins Gray from
Port johnson, Evergadc Leland from Calais,
Ocean Wave Bryant from Philadelphia, sun
beam Bunker, Calais for Baltimore
Wind sw blowing fresh
NEW YORK Ar 2lst schs Azelda 4 Laura Of
Georgetown Me, McIndo Ba. acoa II days
Also ar schs smith Chase New Bedford
George ID Hoyt Nash Providence for rhia-
delphiS
Also ar 2lst barquc Gertrude Of Portland,
Randall GrcerocA
Passed through He'll Gate 2l,t brig Irene
from iloboken Tor Boston, sch George Bent
smith Philadelphia for Providence
Ar ed brig Young JOY Calais. schs Annie
Borland Brownship Jlc ksouyilie Tor Fort
Jefferson, Dick William torson Georgetown
-. Tor Providence: Transit Racket Boston Tor
Philadelphia: Hattie Atwood tnen Huil
Plymouih. White loam Peterson do Tor New
Haven
PniLApELFHI. Ar 2l,t barque Alpine Hines
Glasgow
Ar I'll schs Mary Adeline Creighton and
Charles smith Hanson Rsppshannock
BALTIMORE Ar 2ist sch Addie NJ IhaLwi ck
Cosn Portsmouth y IL
Ar I'D sch Ada A Andrews hs.e Pro, Idencc
cd 2lst sch >egulu DAVIS Lynn
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Nj A II Il l f ID.

In Ellsworth, at the residence Of the brides
Father, the 29th by Rev. DIR, Tenney, Mr. Charles
{. Burriil, and Miss Fanny ID. ForsaIth, all Of
Ellsworth.
In Ellsworth, Nov. s5th, Mr. Albert Hamilton
and Miss Nettie + Wilson, both OF Ellsworth.
In Hancock. sept. 10th, by Kcy. Mr. Watson,
Calvin +. Graves to Miss Abbie q. Tracy, both OF
Hancock.
In Hancock, by Rev. Mr.. Watson. Mr.. John r.
Walker TO Miss Maggie Miles both of Hancock
In Bueksport, lith inst, by Rev. VIM. Forsyth
william 4. Mcfarland OF Belfast to Miss Abbie
4. snowman OF Buc Ksport.
In Calais. "Wednesday Nov. %, by the Rev. T..
L. Taylor, d. D., OF Brooklyn, ~ T.. assisted by
Rev. r. Il. Eddy OF Calais. Morgan :. TAYLOR OF
Brooklyn, TO Mary s., daughter Of Hon. +. a.
Pike.
In Harrington. Nov. goth, Mr.. Albert Robinson.
Of Prospect Harbor, and Mis- Ellen S. Small OF
Harrington.
In Cherry field, Nov. 20. by Rev. Sewall Brown
Mr.. Charles Carroll Campbell and Miss Clara s.
Van BusAirk, all OF Cherry field.
In Monroe, Oct. 23d, at the residence of Asa
Gilmore. Esq, By Rev. Geo. >. Garland, Mr.. Ed.
ward L. Batchelder, of jackson, to Miss Susie D.
Gray, of Prospect.
Oct. 23i, BY the same. at mis- residence, in Mon.
roe, Mr.. Henry i. wingate to Miss Louisa Ham
lin, both OF NJ.
In Monroe. May 18th, bv the same. Mr. Henry
A. Bent, OF Boston, Mass, TO Miss Mary Neatly
OF NJ.
Nov. c2d by the same at the residen nee OF the
brides father, Mr.. Albion r. Richie 10 Miss Ad-
cline Fairbanks, both Of NJ.
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The term At Bowdoin College closed on
Tuesday, for Q vacation Of six weeks.
The Brunswick Telegraph says prizes OF
e25 the first and els to the second were
offered for the best examination In Miner
allogy. On Monday afternoon the Junior
class to whose members the prize was Off
cred was taken into the Laboratory.
mineral wrapped in paper was handed to
each member, and IL was intended that il
should be the one upon which he had new
er before worked, The minerals were TO
be subjected to the blowpipe and to acids.
the result Of the chemical tests to be set
down-the physical characters Of the diff
ferent specimen to be described. All
made their reports, and the reports were
examined by committee, consistingof Pro-
fessor Bracket and MIR. George Hale.
formerly OF the scientific school and grad
uate OF Bowdoin, class of 1869. So nearly
alike were the reports OF i've different
members of the class. that the prizes were
equally divided between them as follows
A. b. Aver. Portland; II. Harris, +. Ma
chias; II. NJ. Hetah, Gardiner: F. W.
Spaulding. Bingham; Geo. NJ. Whitaker.
Nee iham. Mass.
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THE PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT i. I.

b. greatly enlarged and improved with the
beginning Of it, thiuy-iifth volume in
March next. the price To remain unchanged
-s2.O year in advance. More Stories.
fuller Market Reports. and Marine List. a
more extended News Department. and
New Type. are among the intended i'm
provements. To all new Subscribers. the
TRANSCRIPT will be sent fourteen months
for the price OF one year. BY its Clubbing
arrangements with all the leading Maya
zines and Newspapers. the entire reading
matter for family. except the local pa
per which il i. the duty Of every citizen to
patronize.l can be had At The ioicest Jaossibre
RATES. Enough can be saved on two
Magazines To pay the whole subscription
price Of the TRANSCRIPT and Circulars with
full li>t Of the Periodicals dubbed with
and their prices. sent free To any who als-
ply. Address ELwELL. PICkAED 4 CO..
PORTLAND, MI.
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Bluehill Items.

William Roberts has sold his farm 10
- salisbury. formerly Of Pond Island.
Asa Conary. Of McIiurds. has sold bis
place TO a man from Deer Isle who pro-
poses To begin trade there in q store.
BENZ. Wood has bought the property
Of Mr.. ODER. at McHurds. and has com
menced trading there.
r.. &. W. Dodge has repaired his Saw
mill. and built an addition, in which he
has grist mill in successful operation.
Nathan Osgood has rebuilt the dam
which was carried away by the freshet
last Spring. and has erected new grist
mill. which is now running.
j. I. Hinckley. our worthy County
Commissioner. on Thanksgiving day at
about twelve o'clock. suddenly tainted
falling TO the floor. striking his head upon
a nail key or box. causing a severe bruise
across the cheek. eye, and forehead. He
is as well rs usual now.
The pulpit of the Baptist church is
well filled by Rev. Mr.. HARDWOOD, a gradu-
ate Of Bangor Theological Seminary.
Rev. Mr.. HARDWOOD is an English Baptist.
The Congregationalst society are
without pastor, and are anXionsly seek
ing one.
A Singing School commences next
week. The class will be under the instruc-
ton of Mr.. Haskell W. johnson. His
daughter. Miss Mary Z. johnson will pre-
side at the melodeon. A good time is an
ticipated.
MILFORD Grindle has purchased the mill
privilege formerly owned by the late Hon.
b. W. Hinckley. He has thoroughly re-
paired it. and added stave machine; so
that he is prepared to manufacture shin
giles, laihs. clapboards. pickets, slaves.
and heading.
| Capt L. s. Osgood has dwarf apple
tree 81 inches high. from which he gather
ed this fall IL ripe apples of large size, and
plucked $50 just after the fruit had set. In
1869 the yield was $50 unripe. and II ripe
| apples.
| The Capt. has heifer IL months old
that girts feet The growth for one year
has been 2 feet. Her length is 6 feet, 4
| inches.
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f. Dinsmore, of Island Falls. planted
the present season eleven acres Of beans
yield not vet ascertained.
The Eaton School. ut Norridgewock,
will commence its Winter Session Monday,
Dec. II. The prospects for this term Al e
very fiattering.
Hon. G. w. Drisko. Editor Of the Ma
chias Union. is confined to his house with
fever.
Steamer Lewiston starts from Port
land for the last trip of the season. on
Dec. 18th.
Nathan Longfellow, Esq. wealthy
and esteemed citizen Of Machias. died at
his residence Sunday. Nov. Goth. aged 81
years.
-Machias and neighboring towns have
the stock subscribed for National Bank
OF elOO, 600. says the Union.
The last plank was laid in the apron Of
the new Augusta dam on Saturday.
Quite lively controversy is going on
In Rockland in relation to the location OF =
water terminus to the Knox and Lincoln
railroad.
1t is estimated that twenty thousand
sheep and four thousand head of cattle
have been driven out of Aroostook county
the present season.
General A. A. Humphreys, chief Of
the engineer corps. has made his annual
report 10 the Secretary OF War. I'm which
he asks. among others. for an appropria-
ton Of ell0. 900 for the Improvement Of the
Penobscot River.
There were fifty car loads Of potatoes
shipped from the town of Dexter in the
month of October. II is estimated that
one thousand bushels per day are being
brought into that village for market.
During the same month 2lO0 tons Of freight
pas sed over the Dexter and Newport rail
road.
WIN. II. Wood. . prominent Portland
broker. committed suicide by hanging him.
self in his barn Friday morning. lie was
one Of the Oldest and best known in his
business. and was highly esteemed n an
honorable man and good citizen. Tempo
rary insanity is assigned as the cause Of
the act.
-Schr- Willie Perry. Capt. Oxnard.
from New York for Belfast and Searsport.
loaded with corn and -four. struck on
ledge of Small Point. "n the 22d inst. and
lies on the beach. full Of water. Crew
saved.
The body found drowned at Belfast on
Tuesday has been identified as. that of Luz
Their Whitney Of Thorndike. He probably
wandered of from one Of the wharves. in
Temporary fit of insanity.
MATRIMoNIAL.-Two charming We'd
ding parties have recently taken place in
this vicinity. The first was at the mar
rage Of the youngest daughter Of l.. L..
Wadsworth. Esq. of Pembroke. the other
was at the residence of Hon. r. A. Pike.
Of Calais. on the occasion of the marriage
of his daughier.-St. Croix Conrier.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FROM THE EASY ExPEcroRATIoN, incrcas
ed respiratory power of the Lungs, and the
removal Of irritation, manifest from cessa.
iion of Coughs, and other alarming symp-
toms amer using Fellows Compound Syrup
OF Hypophosphites, il is clear that the for
nation OF tuberculous matter is not only
stopped. but that already deposited is be-
Ing carried away.
Winter is now fairly upon US. and the
teams are fastening to the woods In vari-
Gus parts ofthe country. Our advice to
every man who goes 10 the woods, be he
captain. cook. teamster. or any other man,
i To take along q good stock of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment" and Parsons Purga-
tive Pills" Many months Of labor Gin the
aggregate may be saved bv this precautior.
Bad enough TO look and feel bad yourself
but no excuse for having your horse look
and feel badly, when for n small sum you
can buy "Sheridans Cavalry Condition
Powders which given in grain two or
three times week. will make him hook
and feel well.
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Corrected Weekly.
MARINE LIST.
Arrived.

Nov. p, sch Capt John. Torrey. Boston
Nov. ~. schs Bangor. Jordan. Boston
George Henry. Mufch. & Isles: Ocean
Grant. Portland.
Nov. -. schs Senator. Whitmore, Bos.
ton; Luella. Hodgkfns. do: Forest City
Davis. do; Telegraph, Woodland. Portland
Nov -. sch Panama. Lancaster. Bos-
ton.
Nov. 80. schs Julia 4 Rich, Patten. Bos
ton: 4 X Woodland. Woodland. do.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
GOLDEN SHEAVES

From the Fields Of Literature. Containing select
ions from one hundred Of the most popular Ameri-
can and Foreign authors. including Adams. Ban
croft, Bacon. Beecher, Bulwer. Chaplin u. II. J,
Carlyle. Cooper; De Quincy, Everett, Emerson,
Parker. Phillips, Punshon, Robertson, kuskin,
Whately, Webster. and others equally celebrated
for their strong enforcement Of noble ideas. K
hundred pages. elegant chrome frontispiece in ten
colors, and macy choice engravings At one half
the price charged for any other book of its quality
Agents can sell twice as manyOf this book rs Of
any other IN the market. Ladies meet with the
best OF success.
and ladies wanted in every township 70 act rs
Agent on very liberia! terms. send name and
Pa: Cincinnati, OHIO; Chicago, IN; st. Louis.
No.; OF Springfield, Mass. enA
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Domestic Porss.

Domestic P0rts.
SULLIVAN Nov 18th. ar Sch Eclipse, Robbins
Belfast for Franklin with Hay II MacombeI
Cid Grampns Wooster, boston, Laurie
BANGoK. CD Nov. esd Trade wind, Phil.
Day Spring. Boston; MentOra, Davis. Boston
Nov. p Brigs H H Crowley.-..New ! orL
liams, Portsmouth; Allie Belden Smith, New
York; Matte Holmes, Stubs, New York.
Samuel Cashier, Robertson, New Haven: Abb,
Willard. CULVER, New York; Berry
Pendleton, Bridgeport: Amazon. Warren
Tenants Harbor: Ella Kendall, New York. l
y Warren. Hatch, New York. knight, Veazie
New York. Arcturus. Smith, Boston. Henry
Crosby, Hodges. Boston. DR. Kane, DODGE
Boston. Sarah Moore. Herrick. Boston
LeonOrs, Sp0nord, Boston. Elizabeth, Pendle-
ton, Boston. Agnes, PendIel0n, Boston; Lizzie
N stewart, Stewart, Portsmouth.
Cid - sch Ellen Perkins, Perkins Grenada
BY Thomas Stewart.
Cid "a. brig Amos n Roberts, Dock. Grensds
by Thomas Stewart.
Nov. Is. schs Richmond. West, Salem
Angelina. Paul, Rockland. Henry whitney
Hampden. Samuel Lewis, Boston.
Nov. %. Stmrs Cambridge, johnson, Boston
City Of Richmond, Dennison, Portland. sch.
West Falmouth, Hatch. Salem; Henry Adelber,
Dunton. Proyidence. n Berry. fendletop
He, terus, Conary ,Bluehill II ERussell. Manst
fin, Niddlet0wn. Anna Elizabeth, Getchell
NY. Adeline HAmlin, Lewis, Pawtucket
Mary A Coombs, Coembs, Hyannis. n Sswe,
Frisbie. Boston. Hannah, Stables, Boston
Avon. Parks; VIM Stevens, Elwell, Bos-
ton. Ocean Ranger, Clark. Boston. Loella
Clark. Boston. Jane Loud, Boston. Cen.
turian, Weber, Boston. President Weber
Boston. Dexalo. Iceland, Boston. Geo W ash
ington Blake, Boston. Sc0w Monitor, Kellar
Lynn.
Boston. nd brig Atlas, Of Bangor. Mitchell
| Leghorn, Sept. d, Gibraltar Oc:. lsh. sch
| Louisa Smith, Weber. Elixsbethport. Frank
| lin Brewster. HOboken. GeOrye 3 Albert. Nc
Donald, Portland. Conn. Nay Stetsop, Thurs
| ton, Bangor.
I'D Id. schs Native American, Agnew
Calais. Joseph Segar, Ellis, Belize.
| Ar I'D schs Wave Crest, Davis, Philsdelphi
| Nictous. Pinkbam, Nillbeidgs. Aclam, Chase
| Bangor.
bound In.
CD ~ sehs Senator. whisnors, Ellsworth
james A Croker, Chase Wiscasset,
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PROSPECT HARBOR. Nov. D


On Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week. an exciting law case was on trial At
this place. before II. NJ. Sowle. Esq. Capt.
d. Deasy. and F. W. Tan, Esq, as ref
erees. 1t was an action brought by Miss
Mary Good, against Cyrus Brown, Esq. for
pay for services performed by her, for Def.
during a term Of fifteen years, amounting,
including interest, to ell6s. The plain
tiff's counsel was W. Freeman. Jr., ESQ.
the defendants. J. A. Milliken. Esq. both
of Cherryfield. A large number of wit
nesses were in attendance, and the testi-
mony. as usual, was Of very contradic-
tory character. The referees met on Sat.
urday to agree upon their verdict, which
is re-urnable to the April term Of the S. J.
Court; SO the public must wait as patient
ly as they can.
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SAILED.

Nov. -. schs Dolphin, Davis. Boston 8
Oorion. Osborn. New York: Astoria. Sad
der Boston.
Nov. p. schs Olivebranch. Higgins.
Portland; Flora. Hall. Boston: Charlie,
Upton. Belatty. do; China. -. Blue
hill; stmr X W Carter. Murch. Sedgwick.
Nov. &c, schs Forester. Jordan, Bos-
ton.
Nov. p. schs Ganges. Treworgy. Bos-
ton; Diamond, Torrey, Rockland; David
Faust. Lord, New York; Globe. Eaton,
Boston.
Nov. %, schs Grace, Alley, Boston.
Nov. 80. schs Belle, Hopkins. Boston
Georgietta. Lord, New York.
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Rennc's Pain-killing Magic OIL is rec
commended to use both externally and in
ternally. aud is used faithfully according Ia
the directions on each bottle. IL cures pain
like charm" and when once used by
any person. il has new friend to praise
its good virtues. The best praise is TO try
bottle.
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Mr. hair was fallin. OF. l used two bot
ties OF NArrHr's HAIR RESTORATIVE and It
checked il at once. Ii Is clean. safe and
efficient. Ifyour druggist has not got IT,
scnd direct to PROCTOR Bros, Gloucester.
Mass. See advertisement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-01

List of Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Nov. 22d, 1870,
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth american. by VIM. F. Sea-
vey. Solicitor of Patents, Schwartz Block,
Bangor, Me.
No. 100, 1858, Daniel X. Allen, Cumber-
land. Seat for Vehicles; No. 100 1876, Chas.
II. Mayo, Bath, Saving Machine.
Whole number Of Patents issued. 23l /;
Reissues. 4; Extensions, =; Designs, Is ;
Trade Marks, IL.
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D ICHARDsON's FRICTION HORSE pow
u ERS com -Cheapness, durability, pow.
er, simplicity, portability and strength; are sue
cessiully used Tor saving wood, churring. cutting
cider mill. &c. Weight Of 1-horse power, 500 lbs |;
s-horse power. about 500 It's Although very
light every part ID sufficiently strong, and the ap.
plicatiOn Of friction renders them less liable 10
break aAd more durable than any Of the heavier
powers. Price Of l-horse power. Pitman and
Band Wheel, 466; 2-horse do, $50 A liberal dis.
count made on nrst machines sold in each town
tor Introduction. Good commission given 70 an
Agent In each town In New England. Send for
&c: r. =. MASON. Xaa'r and general Agent,
Wilia1stoVn Naso,
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The New York Commercial Adceytiser,
after interviewing several of its acquaint-
ances Friday morning. arrives 1t the con-
elusion that Thanksgiving turkeys are in
tOxicating.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst Wed. JAN. Feb, Aug:
>.gf.. and Dec.-2d We'd, April. 81 Wed
lime. and 4th Wed. Oct.
BtuEHILL.-lst Wed. July and Nov.
BTck-PoRT.-1st Wed. JAM. May and sept
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office for the week endin
Nov. D., 1870.
AchOn. y. A. ellis, Peter n. ID.
Joy. Mis- Mary Long, LIP.
Mays, Eben W. Munson Frank Mrs
Moore, NJ. u. Nr. Rilbert VIM.
SWEET, Samuel
Persons calling for the above letters, please say
advertised"
J. r. WhITCOMB. p. n.
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Caution,

hereby give public notice that my wife Helen
~ Saunders has left my bed and board without
any provocatiou and that shall pay debts OF
her contracting after this date.
JOSEPH +. SAUNDERS.
Orland, Nov. 24th, 1870 tswi1
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Fishing Schooner For Sale

The Schooner Senat or IS tons o NJ very good
vessel in every respect well found in salts and rig.
gng has l20 FathOms new cable will Le sold vcTy
low.
L. b. GARDNER
Bucksport, Nov. I'd, 1870. 45tf
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Hosiery,
Freedom Notice.

This is to certify that have given my minor
son. Stephen II. Leland the remainder of his
minority, and after this date shall claim OF
his earnings or pay any debts of his contracting.
DANIEL LELAND.
Trenton Nov cath 1870. swift
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BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY
the NEW YORK METHODIST
An EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.

Now II IT. Eleventh Year. Publishes Sermon.
a serial story for the family. a new Children.
story every week, Chats with the Little Foik-
Editorials by the best Methodist writer's md OH.
err. furrign and Domestic Correspondence, mii
Departments Of Religious and secular IntclIi.
geno- frice q 5" year. Liberal premiums or
cash commissions TO cauya-scr.: >ubsrrip-
ton. commence IT any time. For specimen ru-
close two cent stamp 70 prepay postage.
Address the METHODIST, itt Nassau 81. y. i.
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Caution.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing a
note Of hand for eighteen dollars dated at Sedg-
wick April 9th 1870 pa gable in seventy days and
running to Frank l.. Marks, ana signed by my
self. As no consideration has been received
therefor, l shall not pay it,
j. 4. GRAY.
Sedgwick, Nov 18th, 1870 s3w47
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-01
d lie D..

In Eden, Sept. Is, Mamie b. Lopaus, onl
DAUGHTER OF Alohzo and Nancy Lopaus, aged
months, - days.