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BOOK NOTICES.

Books OF FOREIGN TRAvEL.-Every
year there is an increase in the stream Of
travel. The oceanic steamer lines have
their state-rooms engaged months before
hand, and soon it will be distinction not
to have gone to Europe. Every one who
goes provides his trunk or bag with such
wearing apparel as he needs, and packs all
ne can into small compass. But he would
be very foolish to omit packing his head
too with the mental clothing he will need
abroad. II. o. Houghton 4 Co. name
several books in their advertisement this
week which are the productions of in.
teiligent travellers, who have moreover
put what they had to say into brief. port
able form. Amy one Of the books would
be good one to take to read on the way :
and stay-at-home travellers, who hope to
go, or have been, or do not expect to 90,
can travel by proxy in company with
Peabody, Hoppin, Howells, Jarves, barley.
and the sensible author Of IAN American
Family in Paris
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County Convention of
Teachers and school
Com miftecS.

There will he Mass Convention of
the Teachers and School Committees OF
Hancock County III Hancock Hall Els
worth on Friday and SATURDAY MAY
20,h and 2i,t.
The Convention will be organized Fri
day the 10th at 10 a. NJ.
The Exercises will consist Of Address
e. and Discussions as follows
Friday morning 10 A. NJ.
Organization; and Reports of school
Committees.
Friday afternoon at > o'clock p. NJ.
Address by Mr.. G.. T. FLETCHER,
Principal of the Eastern State Normal
School at Castine.
SrBJECT,-''Then needs of our Common
Schools To be followed by Discus
sion.
Friday Evening at l-2 p. NJ.
Lecture by Hon. WARREN JOHNSON of
Augusta. State Superintendent of Com
mon Schools.
SCBJECT-''The Economic value of
the Public School System"
Saturday morning 10 AN.
There may be expected an address
from Mr.. C.. Il. STETsON of Lewiston.
County Supervisor of Androscoggip
County.
SUBJEcr-''MethOds of Teaching" To
be followed by discussion.
Saturday afternoon at 2 p. NJ. Con-
vention will hold closing Session.
Subject of Discussion, ''The recent
School Legislation, and duties demand
ed"
All Teachers and committees will re-.
port themselves at the Hall FRIDAY MORN
ing.
There will be arrangements made to
entertain female Teachers from abroad
free Ofexpense. School Committees are
urged to allow Teachers of Summer
Schools one and half days recess OF
their Schools where they desire TO At
tend the Convention.
The meetings will be open aud free 10
the public generally. and all the friends
Of education are cordially invited.
WV II. SAvARY,
County Sup't for Hancock Co.
Ellsworth, May 18th, 1870.
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Whereas ii has pleased the rishtful dsposer
Of events to remove from his Earthly career.
our Brother, Capt. George E, Harper. in a
foreign land. therefore
REsoLvFp-That the paternal household
have lost promising and interesting son. and
brot. er. endeared by many ties: the widow
and children kind husband and sffectioDate
father.
REsoLvFD-That the business community
have lost = active and enterpTi>ing citizen u
much value snd promise. ali. the Masonic
Fraternity good AMI highly esteemed Broth
er.
RrsrLvYD.-That while we submit with
humble reverence TO the ruling hand Of Proyi-
deuce. we deeply d. plore the unrimely depar-
ture Of our beloved AID hi2hly esteemed
Brother, and that we are deprived the priyi-
lege Of conveying hl. sacred remains to their
resting place under the significant honor, of
the Masonic Fraternity 4
REsoLyED.-Tbai We tender our sincere and
deepest syn p.,hies TO the bereayed and aftii,t-
ed widow and orphan children, and psterpaI
household Of our respected Brother. aud com.
mend them TO the care OF the Widows God
In executing the unerring rules that Cover n
events in human lie and affairs, the Father Of
our common n erces has taken from this life
and world, in the morning Of his days. our
esteemed Brother, l. Charles Ettiing, there
fore
RESOLVED. That the berraved family have
kind husband and aiectionate father
REsoLvED.-That in the sad and early death
of our beloved Brother the Christian Church
has lost one OF lis most promising members
and the Masonic Fraternity Of fremont Lodge
an active, jealous, faithful and well posted
member.
REsoIvED.-That we deeply regret that our
young Brother found q watery grave fan from
home and WIS deprived Of valued int rmert
under the sacred h0nors of the Masonic Fra
iernity, yet we submit with humble reverence
10 The ruling hand of the Father # mercies.
REsoLvED.-That the community have lost
an exemplary and highly promising Young cit
izen, and that we tender our warmest sympa
thies and best wishes TO the afflicted widow
and orphan children. and prayerfully commend
them and all their interests to his Providence,
who hath declared himself the God of the
widow, and . Father to the fntheriess.
:? sHS s' 4; + Fir fSsrnAs. Committee
Resolves passed BY fremont Lodge No. II on
the death OF Brothers George I. HarDer, and
l.. Charles Ettiing. April 14th 1880.
ANDRLW TARR. Secretary.
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OATS are bringing from IS to 20 cents
per bushel, and all good clean lots sell
quickly at the latter price.
BARLEY seems to be worth about from
so to 30 cents per bushel.
BEANs.-Yellow eyed bears have sold the
past week at from 1900 to 1926 per bush
ell, but there are not many coming in. and
good nice lots would sell readily at the lat
ter price. Extra hand picked pea bear .
are worth $500.
POTATOES have not come in very plenty
the past week nor did the buyers seem very
anxious to pay above 30 or 10 cents for the
best quality of this kind of fruit but o-dav
they seemed more ready to reduce their
piles or scrip, and paid from 40 TO IS cents
per bushel.
DRIED ArrLrs are not coming in any
quantity. nor does there seem to be much
ofany demand for them. We should quote
the range of price. however. from II to Is
cents for fine, to good lots.
BUTTER has sold the past week ut from
% 10 % and 30 cents per pound. nothing
but the incest lots OF new, bringing the
latter price. The market is well stocked
with old, and the prices are downward.
EGGs are coming in plenty, and sold to-
dav at II cents per dozen.
RorNp Hoes are selling at from 10 to II
rfHtS per poHihI. aCtofuiHg 10 size ana quail
ity,
We copy Boston Advertisers report of
the butter and potato market for yesterday,
the 9th
BUTTER. Receipts for the week GO97
packages and 90. boxes. against 1915 pack
ages, st2 boxes and bhl~ for the cores
pondng week last year. Receipt to-day
1873 packages and - boxes The market
throughout the week has ruled dull and
prices have steadily declined until receiv-
crs find II difficult TO obtain more than sc
for the best lots. while inferior grades are
not wanted. We quote fine new Vermont
and New York 3Jc good and common do At
20 To SOC; fair 10 good old butter % To soc :;
inferior and bakers IL 10 2oc per pound
PorArors-rhe receipts are again heavy,
and IL j. difficult to obtain more than 55C for
for Maine Jackson Whites TO-DAY, while
New York do. are selling at joc mixed
lots and Peach Blows are very dull AMI 10
is difficult to effect carload sales at over
800 per hu>hel. and some lots have been
sold At lower figures. Win
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1"rhe Bath Times says ID seem. that
the barbarouS custom OF hazinn i. not ex-
tinct In Bowdoin Collcdge. notwith.tand :
ing the energetic efforts of President Harris
and faculty 70 that effect. Saturday night
disgracful scene OF this description took
place. The freshmen gettin. wind of the
affair, armed themselves. and about mid
night were attacked AMI genera free easy
fight encountered. The doors were brok-
en- down, and some severe bruises received
Of serious nature DR. Mitchell dressed
the wounds OF several after the fight.
Such scenes as these are outrageous. and
belong only to the Ozark Ages"
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United STATES INTERNAL kEvENuEl
Collectors Office, 9Th District Of Name
Belfast. May 81 1870. }
hereby give public notice that have reeaived
from j. u. HOPKINS ESQ. Asses sor of Internal
Revenue Tor the Filth District of Maine the annnai
nst OF taxes Tor the year 1870 and that said taxe,
have become due and payable and the same viii
lie received in Hancock Connty by A. + Drnn
water Esq, Deputy Cole ctor, at the followin,
hanea psess, At The time s mentioned, viz:
Al the ONCE of A. +. Drinkwater Eso III
worth, May 2lst. sd and 21th.
A. the once OF L. Z. Woodman Esq Pnek
port, May 18th -1d'' BUCKS
Al the custom House, Cas,ine, MAY aah.
:. hotei 81 Dority ,Sedgwick. " 27th. forenoon.
!, STORE OF =. l. Hinkley, Bluehill. afternn n
ar, store store OF A. .. Whiting, Somesville M Dies
err, June LIST, forenoon. - De'
:. At the hotel Of J. r. Freeman rramo,, q
Haroor, June LIST, afternoon. y
Anu iurther give notice that all persons who
hah neglect to pay taxes as said ~ :. 40 sse
upon Them, TO the Collector or his Denutv w,th,.
the Tune specified shall fafter ten DAYS notiee ~
sucn delinquency he liable to paw Ave per cen,nm
auuluonai upon the amount thereof, together
Win interest at The rate OF one per centum nj,
, ,nontn upon such taxes, from the time the SAN.
oeSane due, with proper costs and expen,e az
cOlecung the same by distraint Also the ann y =
twenty cents for the add sionaI notice Of snc o.
payment, win four cents per mile for travail IN
0N0 further notice OF the animal H.. -
quired ny law than the foregoing. and al 80. - Ie
assessed are respectfully reouested 70 Pos as
themselves accordingly. :" govern
S0feddlers must not do business :. -.
Cnn9ut nrst paying Special Tax, under nen.,sv ~
forfeiture OF Tea n and Stock in trade. r~''s u
~" DAVID HOWE. Collector
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Third Party Convention The Temper
ancc Advocate SAYS that Il learns that the
chairman of the State Comittcc OF the
Temperance Party. actin. upon the -uggc.
lions which he has received from reliable
temperance men in various sections OF the
State. ha> decided ~ issue 4 call fnr a
State Convention. to meet at Auburn Hall.
subsequent q the meeting OF tho Repub
lican State Convention for the purpose
nominating candidate FIR Governor.
aud making all necessary arrangements fpr
periectIng the party organization in the
State
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EDUCATION.
The Public schools.

The amount or school Money voted
by the towns Of Hancock County to
support schools during the current year
is upwards of $4,000 The wise use
of this money is an important mat
ter. There is no interest, Of greater
moment to the people. Education de-
serves to be magnified. To the intelli-
gence which comes of instruction in
| the little schools that dot the face OF
the country We owe our free common
wealth.
The State requires all the towns
within its borders to tax themselves to
the amount of one dollar for every in
habitant. II is principle of good
government not to leave the cause Of
Education TO private outlay and the
voluntary offerings of parents. All the
| Common Schools have the right arm of
the State holding NJ and defending
| them.
The period has come in which Edu-
Gators feel that the people ought 10
look to the Kind of instruction their
children are receiving. and again. at
the amount Of it under the present
Common School system. l. the school
money wisely expended: l. the pre-
sent standard of Teaching high enough:
Are the Common Schools good nurs-
cries of learning: These are the qncs-
tons which vitallv concern our state
and County.
An investigation of the WAY the
school money j. laid on: an examina-
ton into the kind Of Instruction the
Towns are able to obtain, would sur
prise and disappoint. In the matter
too. Of School Houses We are terribly
deficient.
We find the estimated value of all the
school property Of Hancock County 70
49,
of the sum which they are able to cN-
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MILITARY COMPANY IN BCcKsPoRr,-our
Bucksport correspondent write. that o com.
mittee from the Post at that place wa, appoint.
ed 10 confer with Gov. Chamberlain in regard
TO raising Military Company, and ordered 4
meeting Saturday evening. May 9th. Melvin
+. Arey was appointed Chairman. and the
Committee reported that Coy. Chamberlain
favored the plan, seeing no reason why one OF
the ten companies in the State should not be
located here, and said he wond use his influ-
ence to that effect, and tweniy-six names were
enrolled during the evening.
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The wooden block in Bangor On the cor.
ncr Of Hammond and Clinton streets was
burned yesterday morning. II was owned
by J. W. Nickerson and J. Il Moore. aud
occupied ~ 4. H. Cppk as a meat market.
ana sherman and Hall a grocery The
losses are A. follows; J. W Nickcrsou.
about $1,000. Insured FIR $500 X Moore.
5000. insured Sherman & Hail 5000. in
snrei' Sherman a Hall $1,000. insured
1850
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Music.

AtStt
s. GEORGE n. ELDRrDGn, Orrington.
PRAYER
.. NJ W. HELMERsuAusEN, Bucksport,
Get thy Spindle and Distaff Ready, and
God will send the fax.
10. ALBERT +. PAGE. Bucksport,
Courage.
IL. MARY f. DAVIS. Ellsworth,
Dreams
Music
II. MARY McGILvERY, Scarsport,
Diamonds.
IL. EVERETT A. BoYpEN, y. Perry.
Young Men.
Il. KATIE DAVIS, Ellsworth,
Old Things have Passed Away.
Parting Ode.
Composed by one of the Teachers. Miss
Patten.
For moment yet we linger.
Ere our pathways here shall part
And yon silent dial-fnger
sander faithful heart from heart
Then alone must each press onward
To the battlefield of life.
Conflicts in the future wait Is.
Arm we here ourselves for strife
CuoRUs:-
Nph dltlt. pil-it Hbpt> W III tHtti Ntss.
Earnest prayers attend your way;
Missions holy wait your lab'ring.
God will help YOU day by day.
Yes. the work assigned is noble.
Still while life and heart warmth last.
We must ever cherish fondly
Happy memories Of the past
How they fadc-the past-thc future.
Whose reward no lips may tell
Longer here we may not tarry
Teachers. schoolmatcs. friends. farewell !.
CHORUS =
Ne'cr on earth will toll be ended
Patient then all burdens bear;
Soon will Angel voices bid You
Leave the cross. the crown Ia wear.
BFNEDiC rIpN.
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CANADIAN MATTERS.

OTTAWA, Can. NAV g.
The 6orcrnnr-t'cneral communicated 10 tho
House 81 Common. lat evening. the following
dispatch from London:
powNiNG srHErr. April 10, 1870.
siE,-Wlth reference 10 prryiou, corrr.pon.
don-r with respect 20 the protection of Cana
hlan h-h"rie>. hat- the honor to inform YOU
thsf III" Board ~ Admiralty have i,ceu requrs d.
ted Ia send 10 Canadian waters force .uri-
Gent TO protect Canadian fishermen anI m am
tain order
signed t,r,SXttrY
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Nix. SAWYER -:
We OF Castinc and adjoining towns.
had 4 rare treat last SATURDAY. evening
in l,tcnin. 10 Gov. Chamberlain
lecture on the surrender of Lee
The church wa, well filled with in
tclligen; apprcciativc listeners. The
lecturer held the close attention OF the
audience for two hours. The lecture
abound> in vivid descriptions OF events
on those day, and nights when our
braves were III hot pursuit at Lees
rctreating ho>t.-ihr forced narch;ngs,
.harp fighting which terminated in the
surrender of the Army of Northern Va.
The happy connection OF incidents in
the soldiers story" a tn" COY. calls
il. given in choice words with the most
distinct cnunciation. combined with
those passages relating 10 the abused
Potomac Army. the endurance and
valor our brave men. and the patriots
whose bones are ~ every southern
river. but whose spirit, are the guardian
army of the Republic. render this one
of the most inlcrc,iin. aud eloquent
lectures. to which We have ever listen
ed
The proceeds 81 the lecture were
generously given la the Normal school
library. On SATURDAY afternoon the
GOV. and Council visited the y. School
which had AN extra session to meet
them.
They will again he present at cx-
aniIIiati"n ann &tlIuItIuti 90, "a, -otm.
and 10th. of thi, month
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THE LIMERICK SANK RossEsy cas-.

Charles Hight. Langdon W Moore.
Joshua Daniels and Alden Ljtchiield we're
arraigned thi. afternoon before the Police
Court charged with the Lime Rock Bank
robbery, and all four waived examination
and were orde red To give bail in az .ooo
each, for appearance NJ the Septcm be r
term OF the :. J. Court Hight. Moor.
aud Daniels were ordered 20 be committed
~ default Of bail Litchteld has not vet
given bail
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every auditor the belief that she was
altogether innocent of any evil intention
in the case. whatever might have been
the effect of her conduct, and that she
is an honest woman and an accomplish
ed lady.
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Cure OF Female Weakness

n ircuiar- further information sen, on RECENT
~ -thWp, by addressing The N manufacturer MI>
LINUS BtLt tiER, Randolph Mas
For sale by tkD I. t,pbpNIN eco :. Han
over i Boston, ani DE. L. h. NORRIS Ell--
worth, Me.
Randolph. Mas October TO- Is.
Mrs. BELCnEH.-i had been a -aGercr for -cyen
YEAR before knew about your Medicine. | had
no fiith Tor had tried yaripli. Kind. III Medicine
and several hy-iriAu~, and was only relieved for
a short time. viii ch.crfully say 10 Won and The
public have tried this valuable FemlI. Medicine
asd experienced a cure, without the All OF Nm,
porter>, from three bottles
Very Respectfully, MRs. o. II. WIS>Err
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tain lead nor any rtaiic poison produce paraly.
Is Or death. Avoid the Wanted and dclusiv-
preparations b"a'tng virtues they do not pos -e.-
Inc genuine W. Bachelors Hair bye has had
I" years uhtarnishci reputation to uphold its in
t-srity a. the only Perfect HAIR Dye-BlacS or
pr""h' >oii By all DruggIsis Applied AZ III
h'hd st. ~ J. spe ly2i
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There will be meeting Of the Teach
ers Association of this County at Han
cock Hall. Ellsworth on Friday the goth
instant at 10 A. N.
A full attendance is requested.
A. +. DRINKwArER, Presf.
MAY 18th. 1870.
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BANGOR PRODUCE MARKET.

The following report is obtained by par
ticular observation on the market, and the
quotations are the prices paid for produce
from the country teams this day, or about
the average for the week past:
HAY.-Loose hay is plenty on the mar
ket and the best qualities sold TO-DAY At
nom Sl5 to l6 per ton, with an occasional
load OF extra selling at SIS, and the poorer
grades at from 1910 sl4. according to
quality.
STRAW is plenty enough at nom % to 90
per ton.
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Original Parts.
Commencing at 2 o'clock. P. n.
PROGRAMME.

PRAYER.
Music.
l. LEROY c. EMERY, Rowland,
Salutatory
2. ABBIE NJ. STONE, Livermore Falls,
Nebul&.
8. ANNIE NJ. HALL, Bucksport,
The Girl Of the Period.
4. WALTER Z. CHASE, Unity.
New England.
Music.
5. CARO- c. MANSFIELD, Bucksport,
Silent Cities.
6. c. EUGENE RUST, Belfast,
The Lesson of History.
Z. LIZZIE MERRILL. Williamsburg,
The Tissue Of Life.
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Mr.. Benjamin, Barker. Master Mill
wright had his arm badly broken on Thurs
day last week, by being caught in some
machinery at Grants Mil
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For Moth Patches. Frecklc> q. Tan.

He 'fEEEl'> MOTH tRErkLE LOTION =
IN" onlt E"lh"l" ami Harmless Remedy
KNOWN to science ftr removing brown tii-rni,rn.
uIl- from - FArr. Prepared ,nty by DR Il t
FERRY ~ B1ul -. y. ~yil by Druggists
trgs "a h,.ry
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Caution.

Caution.
All persons are h ereby cautioned against uur.
CHASING note Of hand, give by Rnssel W. Dyrr.
10 p" lIAin Jordan for -iXty-siN dollar. and sew.
en.y-hvc cents. dated at Ellsworth. January Ist.
1893. No consideration has been received and
payment thereof is denied
80, X. W Dl Err.
Ellsworth, MAY lath, Is3O 3xis
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FARM FOR SALE.

VI exchange, for a pleasant situation in some
Niiage said farm contains about 30 acres of iaDd
an fenced well with cedar has a small orchard.
Two wells OF water, story and half house good
pal blacksmith shop, wood and carriage house,
WIN other outbnildings. Eight hundred dollars
the land and in repairing the buildings 1t i 10
Gated In pleasant part OF the county, and i
known as the fnineas Osgood homeste ad. Terms
easy. Apply to
North Bluehill. May 1870 lstf
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Proceedings Of City Council.


In Common Council.
John H. Brimmer was elected { Jerk
Of the Council.
Report of Street Commissioner for
the month Of April, was presented and
accepted.
Petition Tor road near Hancock line
was taken from the table and referred
to Committee on Streets.
ORDERS PASSED.
Order for sidewalk on Union 81.
Order for sidewalk on Spruce st.
Order for sidewalk on Pine Street
OIurI ivI >I,Ir-walN a. tnc ..,t- .,i,.-- =.
PASSED IN CoNCURRENCE.
Order. authorizing ;. ). Committee
to establish a City High School and
appropriating slo25 from the School
funds for that purpose.
CITY TAX LEVY.
The following sums OF money were
raised for the purposes of the City Gov
eminent for the ensuing year.
Contingent Expenses. $1,000.
Streets. .5Uu.
Bridges. 500.
Sidewalks. 500.
Fire Department. 200.
Schools. 5000.
City Library, 100.
Poor, 800.
Insane, 500.
Clock, Bell and Street Lamps. 80.
Interest on CITY Debt. $500.
Payment of City Debt. 10000.
Total. S:t4 $4,000.
In joint Convention.
James +. Davis. N. a. Joy, and
Isaiah Blaisdell were choseni Assessors
of Taxes.
Bro. VIM H. Savary was chosen
Superintendent of City Library.
In Board of Alderman.
Order for sidewalk on Union 81
passed in concurrence.
City Tax Levy passed in concurrence
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a HISTORY OF NEW
ENGLAND.

The STANDARD History OF New England Anrr
an acquaintance with his family history. every
New England ooN ought TO know the history Of
hi- home, a planted by hi- ancestors.
sent by mail by the Publishers to any address
\ General Descriptive Catalogue OF Riverside
Press Publications viii be sent to any 4 idress
on receipt Of POSTAGE stamp.
For any or all of the above, address the Pub
lisher-,
II. o. HOIGHTON 4 Co.
Riverside, Cambridge Mass,
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FARM FOR SALE.

AIM FUR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the Farm knox
a. the - harles Monag han place" situated on alb.
Bangor Road about one mile from Ellsworth tt,I-.
Once. The tarm contains s. acres. mart MI.
"oodel, good pasturage aud water, has cRt !.
IONS OF nay, IL acres under cultivation gp4.
dwelling house and outhouscs, II IL centrally
Gated and can be used for any Kind OF husiIe..
Terms easy. For further particulars apply ut E
Monaghan's Shop. Water St. or OF the 5iib.crIha.
on the premises 3wlg
MRS, CHARLES MONAGnAN
Ellsworth. VI 4y I0fh 1870
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+. OLD ENGLAND.

By Professor HoPpin.
Tho book Of Of an Am, rtean thoroughly read III
English literature, ready 10 enjoy ali VI Old Eng
land without ever orgetung his New England
education
). ta} VENETIAN LIFE. NJ Howeu.' two
thl Italian Journeys. , books Zach g. 10
tnpncstipnably the most generally admired 81
American books on italy