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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22

sULLIvAS.-Ar Dec. Is sch Grampn,
Wwoster Boston.
William Hill Moore.
Lady Jackson Grant RocklanI.
Sid Victor Dyer Salem.
PORTLAND AR l4ih. Decatur to load for
Surrr. Onward. Bunker for Georgetown DO
Helen Mar Tor fremont: citizen Upton. Bo>-
ton.
Boston CID 18th Bilow Mas. Alii.
sonar 18th Florida, Els Cid 10Th Tr,n
ton. Deer Isle;
GLoUcEsrKH.-Ar 18Th, schs Abbie oakc,.
kldeout, Bangor for warren; Dsriu, Eddy.
Hopkins. do for Providence; fahmiroo. Kent.
Boston for Buck.port; sylvia. 'Io ior Addison:
Elihu Buortt. Elwell, wiuterport.
HOLMES IioLE.-Ar 18TH. sch Henry clay
Foster, Frankling for y Y with loss OF anchor
and 10 iathoms chain
sid. brig Reporter >ch> David Faust. Hattie
Kate Walker. Ann. Mabel Hall and II : Rove.
sid 24th. -ch- Julia Newell. Leontinc, Lu,y
Amc- and Lizzie !. Mills.
BosroS.-Ar lith, brig Henry Perkins
seymour. Boone BAY. y r; -ch> 4 l. Wilder
French. Bangor, Ad-linc, NcC arthy. Belfast
Ga lith. barquc Lorcn,, lipdslpn, 4 Joan.
NIB.
Ar 18th. ship rhnros. Collier. Liverpool.
barque Carrie long. Park. Liverpool; sch
Zcyia. Crowell. Jacksonville
Cid 10Th. brig Fannie Lincoln. Small MIR
hnque sch- Aurora BoreaIi-. (Brl Hamm II
john Il. Via Portland: Arkansas. ro-t
RocAland.
SD 18Th, baIque Anic-: briss J Leighton.
ManzaniII., Monica Whitaker. and the E..-
tern bound feet
Ar at Woods Hole llth -rh htoous.
Fitzgerald, Boston. 10 load Tor Mobile
NEW PoRt-Ar 18th. brig Pony-rt All.u
Pensacola .chs jam. IIdcn. Jordan, ELS
RucAlaud for 90.
Al lsih MonicznnI fir T1,fp6Ti
Bo-IoN.-,ld I'm. Gcorgianna. >uiii, ian.
Ar l,th NIctory. Higgins.
NEWPORT in Port 18th J.mc- Til,lru i.li,-
worth Tor y York.
MARDLEuE,p.->,i lith. >axn lIa,cA Lie =
boru.
HOLMES noLE.-Ar I7,h Abby Wa.,.,
Parker for Boston.
New York. Ar II John Sou., Heath for
/ Boston.
FAIL RIyEE.-Ar lnh. sch, Ann. M,r-hali
from Bangor: Antecedcnt, PenIlctpu. y NnrA
En1AKrowN.-Ar Jth, bri. J " prt>ku.
Ho,keil, and American Chief. snow do iog ~,
Hnb.d Arcy, Baltimore for Rocknort. " iiLlm
Jone-. Spear, from y YORK fpr Neyb,r ,oll.
Ar ION brig Reporter. Cooubs. [ Alals for
i"rA, liih sen, Chase Ins.rah.n. auJ
Elizabeth. Gray, New York to- ruttlani,
Sarah. Morton. DO for Belfast: p,ht-, Frchch
and ; Lindsey. C.oc.rtt, DO IL HlchIAnI
50 Loud, Hall. Baltimore Tor Belfast Veto.
Harrington York Tor Ihoinastnu IhrauDm-
eicr, Wall. Providence for ;, Ceorgc: Morn
Ing star. sylvester Belfast tor Fortress Monroe
Nhi.t = SPrat, NiHhi maven lot y lorh. ten
| tile, Eldridge, Corvo. Blbbidge, aud Lrsh.
Boat, Wood, Rockland for y York.
Ar 18th, sen Florida. Metcai, New York for
| Beverly.
| SD. all before reported except brig j "
rsko. schs Sarah. " lillian Jones. Paas
Chase. Coy Cony. and American Chief
eALkM-Ar 18th. schs Panama. Lancaster.
| from Ellsworth.
NEW logK.-Ar l2th. T. Ciosson. 1oo,nl-
kinystoL Annie Murchle Calais. NJ j Laugh
Ton. Peinbrok. Sandman for Richmond.
| Al l4ih. A X Woodward Ellsworth
BALTIMORE Cid l2Ih, Mary >tanri>h 4
Blai.delI.
| SToSINGToN. Ar 18th, Anieccd-nt for r All
| River.
BKIpGEroRr-Ar 18th, Burmah. WinsIoA
| EDGARfowN.-Ar l0ih. Open Sea
| CHARLEsIowN.-Ar l0th Eyeiine, for
| Bucksport.
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Ellsworth Price Current.
Bangor Produce Market.

The following report is obtained by raricula
ooserv alton on the market, and the quotations
are the prices paid for produce from the country
teams this DAY, or about the average Tor the week
past.
The past week has been very unfavorabie for
marketing. aud but little produce brought In .
The road, reported quite bare. for from if
teen TO twenty miles out, and then plenty OF
snow.
HAY-Tne cont inued warm, mid weather
has kept the hay market little dull, and the best
Qualities OF loose sell at from 80 to I'll. and
cAsionally load Al s... The inferior grades sell
nj less price, according TO quality, from slj 10
els and el9.
SraAw-Loose straw does not come IN very
plenty and good article sells at from slO to tls
per ton.
OATs-Are scarce In the market this week, and
have sold 1t from 20 to 10 cts per bu-nel.
BEANS Good clear yellow eyes worth from
o., IS TO 3.40 per bu-hel, and extra fand-pieked
pea. or blue pod beans - 50 70 t2,15. Beans are
scarce in the market, and the quantity brought IN
hi fall has been unusually small.
BUTTER-1he trade IN TINS line OF produce /.
rather quiet, and the supply l. good, OF common
is scarce, and but little or none coming IN. We
should quote onr market TOR the past week fr ON
- to - and 80 cents with an occasional lot sell
ing At ~ cents.
PorATOEs-Now come In very sparingly. and
the buyers have mostly left the corners. Wnat
few come in sell At about - cclts per bIsIcl
EGGs-Are y orth from 81 to b cents per dozen.
PoULTki-Chlckens are worth from IL to 10 els
per pound, and but lew brought in 1nrkies
seem to be little scarce, and have sold the past
few days at from 70 10 :. and - cents per pound.
Ducks sell at from - cents To tl.00 and Is per
pair.
ROUND HOGs-Sell at from 10 TO ii cents per
pound. according TO size and quality.
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Nj AR RIED ID.

Ia Hsncock. Dec. is h, by Lev. Il. r. Watson.
Mr.. John y. suatton and Miss Carrie A. Cline all
OF Hancock.
In Medford. Mass, Dec 18Th at the residence
Of Z. l.. Rankin. Esq, Mr.. Fred l.. Mansfield OF
Omaha, Neb., and Miss Julia +. HodgAin. OF
East LamoIne. Me.
In Buehiil Dec. 18Th, at the residence OF .apt
Hopkins, by Rev Z. q. HARDWOOD, Mr.. Horace "
Durgin, OF Bangor, and Clara A. Hopkins, OF
BIuehll.
In surry, Dec. 18th. by Rev. L. ;. Trip, Mr.
sinai +. Grindie and Miss Maria a. Cunningham,
both of surry
In Ellsworth, Dec 18th at the residence of Geo
u. Rec Esq, Mr.. Ezra &. Reed and Miss Lizzie
IL. Bowden, both OF Ellis worth. Me.
Also nj the same time, MIR. WIN. y. Jori II and
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Young, both OF Ellsworth, Ne
In Ellsworth, Dec. 9TH, by Rev l.. ;. Trip. Mr..
Asa Milliken and Miss Sarah Cain both oil
Ellsworth
In Mariaville, Nov 18th, by Charles Carr Esq
Mt. L. N. Crosby, Of Orneville, and Miss Mary
Morrison Of Marisvilie.
In Milbridge, Uec. 18th by Rev. Il. NJ. Mitchell,
Mr.. Curtis b"rnham, OF Cherfyheld. ana Mis-.
Opheia r. Foster OF Sullivan.
In Hancook, Dec 18th, byJ NJ. Butler, Esq.
dox, both Of Lamoine.
In Gouldsboro Dec. 18th. by II. VI. Sowle, Esq.
Mr.. Peter +. johnson, Of Philadelphia, aud Miss
sarah Jane Tracy, of Geudsboro.
In Prospect Harbor Dec. 18th, by IL. D. Coombs
Esq Mr.. l.. b. SAW err, Of Steuben. to Miss - an
A. Brown. OF Gouldsboro.
In Jacksonville, III. Dec. 9th, Alanson T.. Cul-
yer and Miss Adde NJ. Fox.
In Chicago. Dec. sth. Rev. Henry ). Hunting
ton, Of Warner, \. ii, to Mary l.. Herbert. daush
ter ofGeorge herbert, Esq, formerly of TINS city
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Who goes better than this: ii. ;.
Bartlett Of Lamoine. raised ~ bushels of
Ruta Bagas from thirty rods of green
sward ploughed the middle of June
E. J. Maxfield of Lamoine. killed a
piss mos. 4nd5 days old. weighing 40s lbs
Arrived At East Lamoine. sch. Emeline
Smi IA from Boston. with freight for II. 5.
Boyn1on.
II. h. Desisle is building house at
East Lamoine. 24x24 #. with an ell IL
stories. .ith a French roof.
ID. Hodgkins Of Hancock, raised 10
bushels of cranberries the last summer.
IT.. shipped Is bushels to Boston. which
ne,ted s3ij. He raised IS bushels in 1863
aud over 800 in 1868, in which year he re-
ceived $1,000 for cranberries sold.
Mr.. Cling Cling-an insane person
has moved to the west side of Skillings
River. in Hancock.
LAMoINE. Dec. 10, 1870.
Mr.. EDITOR believing that the inter
ests of education in this district. (No. 3.
Lamoine. require the erection of more
suitable building for school purposes. we
procured warrant for a meeting. to be
held on Saturday the 18th inst, TO see if
the district would vote to build a school
house. On bringing the matter to vote
by yeas and nays it was decided not to
build. by - nays to yeas. THE SIX.
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The Maine Farmer says an effort Is
the release of W. G. Kingsbury, who was
convicted several months since Of melting
to the burning Of the Baptist meeting house
in South China. and sentenced to two
years in the State prison. on the ground
that the testimony against him was of n
character to throw grave doubts upon the
fact of his guilt.
The Masonic fraternity of Rockland
propose to erect in that city an elegant
structure GO by 100 fee,-the ground floor
10 contain three stores. the second story
large hall for public purposes and the
third story to be devoted to the Masonic
order. The proposed building will cost
thirty or forty thousand dollars. The city
will be asked to exempt it from taxation.
A vessel. recently. in hcaving up her
anchor in Boothbay harbor. hooked a
chain lying on the bottom. The chain was
taken in and the anchor attached to il.
when it WAS found that the other end of
the chain was fouled round another anchor
with chain 70 it, all of which were
secured.
We learn from the Wing that James
Kirby. an lrishman about fifty years Of
age, was drowned Wednesday evening by
falling from the wharf near Brewer ferry
way. 1t is supposed that he struck some
hard substance in falling as his head was
considerably bruised. lie was in the water
but a short time. He was alive when
taken out, but soon ceased To breathe. and
all efforts TO rcscucitate him were unavail-
ing.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. The early
passenger train between Augusta and
Bangor leaves the former place at 6 o'clock
a. NJ, arriving here at 80. Returning.
II leaves this city nj 80 L. NJ. and arrives
in Augusta at 6 90 Wing.
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d..


Died in Ellsworth, Nov. ed of typhoid fever
Matte ;. Whitmore. aged syrs; also, the sth
inst, Sarah +. Whtmorc. aged "A ycrrs dau ghters
Of James y. and Martha Whtmore.
The sudden events, which have taken from the
earthly home, these children, have called out
many express ions of sympathy The members of
the Ellsworth High school, at the close OF the term
recently, passed the following:
Whereas, 1t has seemed good to our Heavenly
Father, to take from US. our beloved school ma to
and friend, Sarah whitmoie, therefore,
Resolved, That while We deep ply lament her loss
and early death, we shall always cherish in our
memory her goodness and kindness of heart, her
pleasant and amiable disposition, and her blight
example as q diigent scholar ami trusted com.
panion.
Rssolrsd, That we hereby express our sympathy
with the stricken parents, and that We too mourn
with those that mourn.
Resotred That a mark Of respect, to the mem
DRY -four friend. We will. as school, attend her
funeral. Dec. l0th. ut O'Clock T. NJ.
ResoSred, That q copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded hv the Secretary to her parents, and
also he entered upon the records Of this school.
TESTIMONIAL OF TIE UNITARIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
"1ne Lord 10 my Shepherd; I shall not want.
He maksth me TO lie down in green pastures, he
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MARINE LIST.
Port Of Ellsworth.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Dec. 18th. Sch Frank Pierce, Grant Port
land. j N Kennedy PomrOy, Boston, Charles
Upton Baatty, do Minnoa Whitaker, do
VOlant johnson. do Astoria SadIcr, do Georgia
Alley do Finest city Davis do Globe Eaten
Fore ter Jordan, do Dolphin Davis, do Mar>el-
US Kemick, do Loduskla Providence Vandaia
Walls Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Frank Pierce Grant Portland. Forester
Jordan. do
ARRIVED.
Bangor Boston, Far dealer Remick do Tcle-
graph Woodward Portland.
SAILED.
18th, Sch NJ Kennedy PomrOy Boston.
Charles Upton Blatty. do.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ratsn, Jordan, do CastIlizn do do
Ransor do Agenors Adams, do 1910, Wesley
Abbot Smith Boston, Panama, Lancaster Salem
Grace, Aliev Boston, Fair Wind Bonzey. do
Ocean Grant, Portland, Edward Miliken Bos-
tOu Diamond Tory. Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch Ocean, Grant. Portland Fair Dealer
Quinn Boston.
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF MIANE, HANCoCk, IS.
1-oxen an exeru,ion wherein l.. ;. CHAlGEN
/ 81 ,r,. ..n.,tur, and >kWALL &. NiLES Of
V,.1nn' /. ,.btor and VIII be sold at public auc-
liam ~ The highest bidder on oatu day the seventh
a , a, I,ul,ary A. u. ISL, at ten O'Clock In tn:
i ...'ann al 4. &. Woodlands office lin Buckspor
IN siid county all The right in equity which said
Viz, has or had at the time, OF the ATTACHMENT
IN Tie original writ to redeem certain morigagcd
Real T. tate situated IN sand Verona and bounded
westerly by the main road, Northerly BY the mill
road Esstery by land Of Isaiah Abbot ana south
erjy by land OF Daniorth, being the House and lot
on which said Viles lives, said mortgage is to +.
T.. Haywood.
Dated at Bucksport in said county this 23d day
of Noyember, \. d. 1870.
swa9 j. W. PATTERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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~ihe.Ilii'- sale.
HANCOCK, -, >nERIFF's OFFICE,
November 20 1870.

nave taken upon Execution the Right in Eq
1 MY that Gideon li-couh, ol Eden, IN said
County, ha- AaI at thu time 81 The attachment
upon tht original writ, ~ reicem from mortgage,
certain parcels OF laHi situated saIG Eden, de-
-ciibed ~ follows, viz: the same two lots mort
gagged by said Li,coinb 10 AHA li.conb, by decd
date PM IL lsiJ and recorded IN the iiancock
Registry OF Deeds, Vol 81 Page 2!5. 70 Which
deed reference may be Iad for miorc full tescrip-
tlrti.
Ani / shall sell the said right to re,ieem at pub-
lie zion &C the office Of Hale * Emery, ia Els
worth, in -aii County on saturday the Sist uaY
ui December next, Il ten O'Clock in the ioIehooi
-. II. SAUNDERS, Deputy SheTih.
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lea ieth me bt side the still waters y

lea detb me be side the still waters"
As II has pleased our Heavenly Father. 10 lead
dear friends and schao-nates, Sarah and
Matte Whitmore, beside the still waters OF the
lite just beyond; we the Teachers and Schola
offer this expression of respect or their lives so
radiant with love and harmony.
We will ever keep the memory of their presence
in our hearts, and try to feel that they with
in spirit; though VIZ see them not. because our
ewes are no lden." >
We als o are reminded by their departure OF the
uncertainty OF lit.
That breath can unmaKe us, as q breath has
made,'-and that we should prepare tor the life
unseen, by increasing our devotion to the life of
Him ''who went about doing good
We also commend the lonely and sorrowng
Parents, to the tender love which brings good out
Of evil and besses with Heavenly con ISOLATION
those that mourn.
Passed ia the Unitarian Sunday school
Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, 1870.
In Ellsworth. Dec 9Th Thomas J. hitting
aged 50 wears and \ months
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

TIA PARTY AND LEvEE.-The ladies
connected with the Baptist society. and
their friends. viii hold Tea Party AT
Writings Hall on Friday Evening next.
oysters will be served. with other refresh
W'Ii>.and good social time i Anticipated
lhc public are invited. Admi> sion l5cts.
On Saturday Evening the sabbath school
wa. hc entertained AT same Hall. A Christ
ua, Tree will be- provided and il /. hoped
-h4t al parent, who have children con
n'ftei with The School and who intend
making them presents, will hang them on
.n.- Tr.r
Children Of the school admitted free.
others Il ci>. admission.
r. W. will answer the BROOKLYN ques-
'.'n next week. Crowded out thi,.
several have already been taken in at
'h' skating Park.
Thursday this week i. the shortest DAY
t'he year
ho"l Teachers seem to be In demand
te"ring 10 our advertisements
HI larcncc Hale. Esq. ha, formed a
frtnor>hip at Portland with I. b. Read
.le ,,-orpc, General ~ H., ~.
''''
4 petition i in circulation TO remove
... Naval station al Boston IN som. noi,,
81 pe,ert
The money len over at the close Of the
A--"mhlle> Will be paid To the man who
"'N''' On 'he predgihs Boat.
.'.'ii l'rl7'i'ias service. at the Uni
''D''" "h sunday afternoon and
''H 0'''''' '"fiee7 IN the evening.
iA">c who would be prepared for
"i'f "Al 90 wen I" look at Mark :
N'''F'' 9'''l'"'' for II man doth not
'''' own trumpet 10y whom shall ii be
~ hI"h Pacific Railroad Company
"'.'''''' 'Ai'' i'E safe IN our columns
any one "'''''' i"rlher Information they
i''"iphl'' containing All needed
..'oi 'I''''''''-
'"lH 'f'e l"il""lh2 from the bos-
.
NJ, H.4. tn,r,.i,,c.d III ,nIl.uinc, 49,
lnti""f"-'iHY
IT. ~, i.,iH a. ',...i.';' -
rara',, IN, H. navy YarJ =, Cbarl..rown
" ~. tu Ni'iorv. Ne be- requested To ex-
t.+ b" ~ i'raiity al >"mr : sound, Noun
80 ,''' ~ -haliie' anu NJ !" r.
naval .-a-i.,,. AZ liza, Mac,
II ~A> referred TO the Committee ON
Naval AhAf--
Edwin Brown. day SAWYER at Harris
h.-u. Elf & COS. upper mills cut at
aHr INV during the week ending Dec. l0th.
,0 la. slaves.
X,a,i. Ia ~ Ranoor intend. -
huia COTTAGE. II Bar Uarbor the COMING
.., LII ,b, material. ar. an the snn,
l--r-J. 4. Done builder.
". u.,;-sa u., of r,.uor.h nov,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT is to
be greatly enlarged and improved with the
beginning of it, thirty-iiith volume in
March next, the price To remain unchanged
-S2.U0 n year in advance. More Stories.
fuller Market Reports. and Marine List.
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
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arrangements with all the leading Maya
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ply. Address ELwELL. rICKARD Il Co..
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Notice.

This is to give notice that nv wife Amanda J..
Haidison has lett me without just provocation and
shat shall pay no debts of her contracting alter
this date.
NEWELL G. HARRISON.
Franklin. Dec. eth. 1870. 3w~9
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Probate Courts.

ELL>wpHrH.-I>t Wed Jan. Feb. Aug;
SEPT, and Dec.-2d We'd, April. 81 Wed
iuuc and 4th We'd. Oct.
BLUEHILL.- " ed July and Nov.
BUck>roRT.-l,t Wed Jan. NAV and sept
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Notice.

We hereby give public notice that we shall pc
tition the next Legislature tor leave to extend a
wharf from our land in Brooklin into the tide
tiers of Centre Harbor.
X. 4. FRIEND.
W. A. FRIEND.
Brook IIn Dec 9Th 1870 3w49
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Notice.

Arno Wiswell and others will petition the next
Legislature for AN Act to incorporate the East
ern Marble Company, and for the right to build a
wharf in the tide waters of hggemoggn Reach at
Deer Isle in the county of Hancock.
ARNO WISWELL & ais.
Ellsworth Nov 2eth, 1870. 2w49
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Commissloner's Notice

The uidcr- Igncd hereby give notice that they
have been ap, uintrd tumni> ioner. to receive
and examine claims upon the estate of Elizabeth
Pre>~cy late of Deer Isle deceased represented
in-oiyrnr ald that six months from the first We'd
ur>.iay OF November instant are allowed to creii-
to bring in and prove their claims ami that
thcv will be in session for that purpose At the
Office OF &. \. Spororl in Deer Isle the
Saturday oi March and April next.
c. \. SPOFF0RD.
3wfg GEO. l.. HD~MtR
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J, L. 4 q. II. GRANT
II VI K Il, HALL.
" tRREN BROWN.
>EIiI IISDALE.
j ID. HOPhlNs 4 90.
l,t, $50, 3w49

TO the Hon. senate AMI House of Representa-
tiVes t.cgl-ltturr assembled for the wear ISL.
The undersigned respectfully petition your Hon
orabIe body 10 grant them charter for Boom
Company To build and maintain, a boom or booms
on Union River, between Jordan's Bridge IN Mar
riye and Brinmer', Bridge in Ellsworth, with
power to establish and collec; suitable tolls.
SETH TI>DALE
J. 7. & 6. II. GRANT.
II. NJ. & Is. HALL
WARREN BROWN
j. ID. HOPKINS 4 Co
Ellsworth Dec. LIST 1870. 3w49
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SAVE THE CHILDREN /!

Multtudes Of them suffer, linger, and die lie
cause OF Pin-worms. The only known remedy
for these most troublesome ami dangerous OF all
worms in children or adults il
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP.
Purely vegetable, safe and certain. A valuable
cat Iartic, and beneficial to health. Warranted
to cure. q. G. GOODWIN \ CO., Boston, and
al drug rists UmmoSA0
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Homoy1UdA
Bsroue Bombay Packet, Burke, from st
John. n b for Newport, Wales, went ashore
on Cross Island 18th, inst, and Is total wreck {.
She had . cargo Of $4,000 Il lumber, most OF
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n your 3 tsrnr. " s.II.-i.
should use Johnson Auodync Lniment, !" wash
the part with CASTLE soap and warm water.
rub. dry. with clean cloth. then apply the
Linimeni, rub in well with the hand
Have the readers Of the American ever used
any OF ''Par-on', Purg ttire riil>:' If not. why
not: they arr the best family physic beside,
being the greatest antI-bi.iou, remedy there i,
in This country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22

IL. Reunc's Pain Killing Magic oil cures
he4dache. and all kinds OF pain Every family
should keep it in the house. to use for sudden
sickness. like cholic, cholera morbus, pieuri.r
cramps. it,. &c. at works like charm :"
sold by druEg i-t-. anu grooaI--
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r;sh;rr Schooner For Sale,

The Schooner Senat or IS tons o N. a very good
vessel in every respect well found in sails and rig
ging has 40 fathoms new cable will be sold very
low.
Bucksport, Nov. I'd, 1870. - = ..2l45tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22

FROM NUMEROUS CARES OF Dyspepsia and
Constipation. cured by the use Of Fellows
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHusrHITEs
sf,er every other known remedy had been used
in vain, Is efficacy in restoring the function,
Of Digestion and Evacuation /. manifest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22
Freedom Notice.

This ; to certify that Thomas H. kenney OF
Ellsworth this 81 DAY OF December, ls10 relu-
du shes to hI- minor son Albry /. kenney tn. re-
III Under OF mis- minority. and shall claim none
his carniugs. nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this late.
THOMAS l., kENNEY.
Ellsworth. DEG 81, 1870. .}"tJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22

PEorLK have been 80 humbugged with dirty .
poisonous hair preparations. that they hail
with deligh, the article styled NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE. Clear a, crystal. md it doe,
the work most ea'ciually. See advertisement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22
Notice

TIL, undersigned will apply to the next Legisla-
ture the State of Maine for Act oil Incorpora-
lion 1.-The damascus Steel Company" to be To-
Gated at Bucksport.
=. H. PARKER.
VIM. ID. SW AZEI.
JAMES EMERY.
p. +, HAYWOOD.
FRANCIS G. AREY.
+. #. FRENCH.
Bucks port, Nov. 30th, 1870. 3w50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-22
Order of Notice

Alonzo Colby and others will petition the next
Iegi laturc for an Act to incorporate the first,
school District In Bucksport into village Cor
poratIon.
ALONZO COLBY, Z ais.