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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-04

Most people in this section are cone
having The weather was so fine for sec
uring this crop that short work was made
of it, few years since but few now
ing machines were to be found In this
county. 1t was thought that the land in
most fields was too uneven for the sue
cessful use of the mower. but we notice
that year by year they are being introduc-
ed, more generally. until now. II j. tn ought
that farmer cutting from 20 to 80 tons
cannot get along without ono OF these
saving machines. Two advantages will
accrue from their use. the first one is the
saving of time and the curing of the hay.
and the OF her is. farmers will ofrecessity.
pay more attention to putting their land
in good connition for the use of moving
machines.
The Maine Farmer says, judging from
reports from all sections Of the State, the
hay crop must be at least one-,hird less
than the average. This fact is weighty
one TO farmers. II means scarcity OF fod-
wv Nv ~ W siiAtt anu SHttue. Win low prices
for stock the coming IA |. Let every pound
OF fodder be saved and stored for use. II
will pay to cut it where never moved be-
fore. This is good advice. Yet there i
fact that ought To be stated that il NAV
20 along with the one of the '.short crop"
that i that the lay crop this year has been
secured in better condition then for years.
and that the same bulk of hay will weigh
very much more than last year
-Early potatoes turn out well in sag
adahoc county. and apples will be more
abundant this fall than for many years
The Home Journal saws that when
the thermometer gets down to 50. in Gard
liner. the people begin to bank their houses
for fear Of a cod snap.
The Empress Eugene has been lee
Jared Regent during the absence of the
Emperor.
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DIE D..

In Lynn, Mass, Of consumption. Miss
Elnora I. daughter Of Vim. and Isabel
Dow of fremont, aged % years months
and 20 days.
she was beloved in her life. and mourned NJ
Ter death, by all her numerous acquaintance,
Her remains were inferred In the family bury.
ng ground at t. emOut.
In Westbrook, 23th inst, Mr.. Hezekiah
Dodge, aged IS years.
Died in Prospect Harbor Gouldsboro JUL
z6th, Benjamin n. Sargent ESQ.,, Agee
80 years. A prominent and enterprisins
citizen. ''After Iifes fitful fever he sleep
we'll ''Rc quiescat in pace"
DIED at West Gouldsbor0 July 18th,
Jeremiah Bunker 81 years
Died at East Sullivan July 18th, Betsey
Martin wife Of the late James Martin n
years. Also July 29lh, Reuben Smith.
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NJ A II II lie ID.

Married in this City August, LIST, by Rev
) Tenney, at the residence of the brides
arents Olin NJ. Drake NJ. ID. OF Ellsworth
to Miss. Mary T. daughter of Henry Whit
NJ Esq.
la Penobscot July cath, by Peleg G.
Staples. Esq, Mr.. Mark Curtis OF Penobs-
cot, to Mrs. Clara E. Reed, of Sedgwick.
In Pine Hhl, Lynn, Mass, July 10Th. BY
Rev G. W. Perry, Mr.. John A. Jameson.
formerly of Ellsworth. and Miss Theodore
Parker, daughter of Nathl. Holden, Esq,
all of Lynn.
Receive their friends Aug. Sd, and 4th.
at Pine Grove Ave
Mar led at Cranberry Isle. July 2sth, by
"m- n Preble. Esq, Mr.. EBoch J. Buiger
ana Miss Emma Ii. Squirting all of Gram
Derry Isle.
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The Belfast Journal says that two deal
ers in Prize Candy" took a sudden depart
ure from Rockiand the other day, much TO
the disgust of their creditors, among whom
was the Gazette man, who has bill of a
bout forty dollars for printing. Hearing
that the parties were in Belfast, the Ga
zette man started In pursuit armed with q
special writ, and succeeded in obtaining
from them the full amount.
two days trot comes or at the Web
ster Trotting Park in Orono on Wednesday
and Thursday, August Sd and 4th. The
premiums amount to $780,
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SOMERSET COUNTY.

The Skowhegan Re orfer saws the cen
su> rcturHs of that town show a population
of $s19. gain OF PA. The population
within the village corporation limit, has
increased. while IN the farming section II
has fallen of.
In Skowhcgan on Monday a horse ian
away with Mrs. Daniel Tilton and her
little @rand-daughte THROWN the lady out
cut and breaking two ribs and otherwise
injuring her. The little girl wa, unhurt
WALDO CoUNIN.
The tropical weather brought tropical
reptiles To Belfast 4 black snake with
white ring around it, neck. Of ven"mous
species common in the South was killed
in that city Monday.
The Belfast Journal says that Mis-, Helen
smith came to her death in that city last
week not by suicide. but by an overdose OF
arsenic. which she had been accu> toned
to eat TO improve her complexion.
Two men named Richard, and one named
Hill got into drunken fight az Belfast on
saturday night in which Hill got badly
beaten. He went for a gun and returning
found Richards and his brother IN front of
John Howard's house. He iired at them.
but the charg" of buckshot. some thirty
mt red the leg Of Howard. who had come.
out TO his door. Only one shot took effect
in one OF the Richards. Hill and the Rich
ards brothers are both in Jail. Howard j.
brother in-law OF Hill.
Palmyra is TO have a new town honse. to
cost 5000. and 10 contain two halls, one
for own purposes. the other for social oc-
ca>lon>.
Mr. Bella Lanca>ter's horse backed the
carriage of the lower bridge at 81 Adams
where the water was deep. Mr.. l.. sprans
from the carrirse just in season 10 ssve
himself
Robinson's saw mill. near Hartland VIII
lagc. on Indian Stream. was totally des-
troyed by fire Monday evening. July 25ih.
Origin Of fire unknown. Insured for $500.
During the excitement. a son of A Bow
man OF Hartland. was badly injured by be-
ng run over by person on hor> eback
YoRk COUNTY.
The store OFFS. W. & c. H. JuDkins in
York was entered on Tuesday night and a
lot of goods with SO in money, IN all
amounting TO $50 WAS sto.en Some OF
the stolen goods were found scattered in
a field near by but the thieves escaped.
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STATE OF MAINE.


Augusta, July 10 1870. !
o. E>t ANTI to chap. O. section - ef the 81 cyi.ed
] statutes, vii Al the state frcisurcT- onic in
Augu-ta. on the seventh lay ut :. utrmher ne "
AZ eleven O'Clock a. the forenoon. - and convey
by deed Ia the highest bidder. all m, interest 1f
the state in the tracts al land hereinafter ,Ic.crb
81. WING h. unInrol oiai.,i town hfl- the -sid
trac'~ having bfeu forfeited a. tit ate f,r state
taNrs and IOunty taXc-. rerulis to tAc Tres,s tr-
cr of state tor TIE az 49,
ne 81" and cDuvctanc. at each tract VIII lie
madr fu4gFet 10 tlghl 20 90" nwHtr par uwt
whose rigais have been T,gf,tiri To redeem TIE
same a aus time Hthla y,Ar N sr tn. saie BY
pay lug or rendering o. The Iurrna.rr 10. prappr-
ton OF whIt the pUfcha-er pnti therefor at tis
sAi' with Interest At tnr rate ~ twenty ser ctui
per annHln from the tiuc Of ssle. aud one dollar
Tor ca, such ueg may redeem biz later a..
hy pawn a. aforesaid 60 the fgeA-ur,r OF state
nroyiicd ~ chau. 4. section .s Of the Revised
statute.
y" Tract. however. MI %. -oiI at price i, -
than Tire tan amount cue Thereon for such urfAtI
state aud epnnsy t.iNr- interest aud cu~t B- a.
scribrd ia the following schedule.
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YORK COUNTY.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Venerable Archdeacon Scott. OF Dun.
ham. Canada East. says. that he suffered from
Dyspepsia more than tweni, five YEAR, but
NAT Three weeks Use Of the Peruvian syrup
Tan lion ionic), has benefited him SO onder-
iuiy thai be Eau bsrdiv persuade himself Of
he reality. aud people VINO know him are as
tonished At the change.
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PIMPLCSOI THE FACE.

70. t"mctluHe-. Blat A-iirA4-, fle-h Worms or
'rnh- Pimpioy Lluilipn, aad lSiateh..i dis.
iiSnfaiien~ "n tue Fac, Use Perry ON siune 4
~ apple Remedy fsrliai,ie Harmless anil rnn.
t'ii's n" L~1H p9'so1- Prpnf ~ Bnnt - y I
'''tb iiA ~ " -t~tr exc. IS wltrrp. ~lts tmli
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LIS AII.iMrnRrANr

that the Young should learn how Ia avoid the
most r'ituve diseases always prevalent in ciyi'-
Icd communities, aud hardly less important that
nen OF mia u" age. those more advanced In
lite, should unds r-iAnd how the lost pnWers ot
manhood Inay Ice restored GA these. anl kindred
matters. The ncw medical worA entitled ." he
Science Of Lite. or ~e.EPrr-crvatt.n." bv ~.
haNc., OF Boston- contains 3 -trpri-ing amount
81 valuable do 'trine and Information. Oar rct-
ders may judge Of the htracter af this interest
ihg volume BY pcrusing the advertisement If the
Peabody Mclcai Institute. IN another column
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The Lady's Friend For.
August.

The August number Of this beautiful
monthly Is before u. with a charming steel
plate from Snlly's picture OF The Child on
the Beach" the usual Colored Fashions, a
Colored Braidng Pattern. and sea>hore
sketch 50 spirited that one can almost hear
the dash of the waves and feel the delic-
ious salt breeze. The music i Scotch
song Bonnie Annie Lee" The numer-
Gus wood-cuts Tor dress and lady's fancy
work are handsome a. well as useful
The literary matter, a. usual. is fresh and
entertaining. ''Muzzling the OK" Is an
excellent story. suitable for hard times
and a spicy variety in prose and verse is
supplied by Ella Wheeler, Miriam Earle,
Elizabeth Prescott, E. l.. Ford, and others.
Paper-fower making will interest many
ladies'; and the Editors Department, touch
Ing variety Of current topics Of interest,
Is always noticeable feature Of this mag
azine. Published by Deacon Peterson,
3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price
81 so year (Which also includes a large
steel engraving). Four copies, SO. Five
copies (and one gratis), So. The Lady's
Friend" and The Saturday Evening Post"
(and one engraving), $500. Sample copies
Is cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-04

SOME LADIES suffer dreadfuily with the be sd
ache and this causes hair 10 fade. NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE is a sure remedy for the
ache and will restore the color OF banched
gray or faded hair. see advertisement.
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Those people whose hair Is turning gray
should Use Halls Vegetable lSicaidn Hair
Heneteer to restore it 10 its natural color and
sigor.
a want has heen felt and expires sed BY PLY.
-ieian,, for Il safe and reliable purg alive; such
Pills"
Henry X. Bond OF Jefferson Msine was
cured Of spitiing Of blood, soreness and weak
ness Of the stomach. 10y the use Of johnson.
Anodyne Linnnent.'
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U~E ..PERHN'~ MOTH & rRECKLE LOTION ,
The unly Reliable aud Harinirss Remedy
Auo~n 20 >c,enrc tor icmayins brown di~celara-
tons from 'h' Fare. fFep red miy bv Ds u c.
FERRY, ~ honi ~, n. ! ~Dil by Druggist.
gyert "a herr.
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FOR SALE.
Notice.

Whereas my wife Clara Nj Hooper h ; len my
bed and board without any jtstih able cause or
reason all persons are hereby cautioned against
haI boring trusting her or my account rs -hall
pay debts OF her c, ntractius in any inim what
ever.
AgNO q HOOPER.
Ellsworth j uly 18th 1870.
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Those interested in vessel, viii please
send list Of such a. they desire reported
roi:T or ELLSWORTH
SAILED
"wednesday, July y.
Sch. Elizabeth. Murch. Boston.
e James Iiden. Jordan. New York
ARRIVED.
Catherine, Cuiti- Pro, idence.
SAILED.
Thursday. July. y.
Sch Amazon. Warren. Cape Ann.
Minneola. Whitaker. Boston.
Charlie. Upton, B.ilatty, boston.
Rocky Hill, " aItohoro.
ARRIVED.
Martha " Bales. Howe Lincoln,i.le
Dc Fremont, Bark r. sullivan.
Emily, Whitaker. Boston.
FRIDAY, July -.
Sch Victory Higgins, Boston.
SAILED.
Lueia, Hodgkn,, Boston.
A. *. Woodland, Woodland. New York.
Huzzar, Buker, Fox Island.
Georgia. Alley, Boston.
Han binger, Deer Island.
saturday July 30.
ARRIVED.
Sch J. NJ Kennedy. Smith, Boston.
Grace Alley, do.
Ar and cid George staples. Lord for St. John.
sunday, July 81.
ARRIVED.
"a Telegraph. Woodard. Portland.
Earl, Fu,ger>on, Belfast.
Monday Aug. l.
ARRIVED.
. Samuel Lewis, Wood. Boston.
:. Ocean. Grsnt. Portland.
Senator, Bonzey, Boston.
Orion, osborn, Belfast.
: Boas, Rider. do
Tuesday, Aug. =.
ARRIVED.
a. Bonny Ives. Curtis Providence
% Doris. saddier. Rosion
81 Ga essa. Joyce, Boston.
PORTLAND-Ar, 9Th Ocean, Grant. Els.
worth, Telegraph. Woodward, Ellsworth,
bsack Maria steubon TOR Lynn.
PHILADELPHIA Ar. 18th. Marcellus
Mckenz,. Ellsworth. y. Harrison, Addison,
Alex MiiIiken Griffin, Ellsworth
BOSTON Ar, 2sh. Agricola. Murch Els
worth, woodcOck. Eos Hancock. William,
pinkhaIn. Ellsworth. Ar, 2y.h Cramps, Han
cock, William Hill Franklin.
NEW YORK. Ar, 9th, July Fourth, Cobb.
BOSTON, Ar79th. Grampus. Wooster, Ham
cock. Ar 3lst, Elizabeth. Murch, Els. Ar. Isl.
A. G. Brooks. GouldsbOro.
PkOVlDENCE-Ar 29th, Delaware, Els.
worth.
LAuNCHED-At Castine, Goth uit.. from
the yard Of " Dresser, bI il Of DIS ions.
called the ''Siias n. Martini" owned Ly Sila,
y. Martin, Of Wilmington NC; KW Dresser.
VI Boston; Sannel Adams, 5 W Dresser. and
others Of Castine, aud II b Brown, rho wifi
command her. 49,
MEN POkT-Sld 10th, Senator, Franklin. N
Y, for Boston; Julia Maria for Calais.
POKrLAND-Ar August LIST, Doris, Sad.
Ter; Vine, Ho,lgkins. Vermont; Monteguma,
Griffin, for Eastport.
NEW YORK. Ar. 18th, William Jones,
Brooklin; ALASKA. STRUT, Oh rryfeld. Ar
aOth. Julia A. Rich. Bangor, Josephine, Mil
bridge; Adelaide, SteubcD.
HSLNEs HOLE-Ar. ssth,s VIII, nsal Ter
Nurch. SNs#@ ~
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Bangor consumes 1900 buxnels OF char.
coal annually, most Of which IL made in
Glenburn. l
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rE,>KrIx cot->rY.

The Pennington Chronicle says that corn
and grain are utterly ruined from the er-
frci> of ht drouth in some sections ofthc
upper parts Of Franklin county.
k>oN COUNTY.
II requires two columns and a third In
tn Rockiand G1zene 10 print the list Of
taxpayers Who pay $50 and upwards
Francis Cobb paws S264s and VIM. McLoon
S2.l3
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For Sale.

For Sale in Lamoine farm Of thirty three acres
well watered and wooded: with ampl buildings
in prime order Also two good cows and 4
schooner rig Keel boat . L. feet wide. inquire oil
&. W. MILIihEN
East Lamoine July 10th, ls10. 3w30
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Prnhafp Courts.

=, ,swnRTH.-I~t Wed JAN. Feb. Aug;
4. and Deed We'd. April. 81 Wed
,ne and 4th Wed. Oct.
We'd. July and Nov.
Wed. JAN. MAY ana ,ep'.
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A Book for Every Woman,


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Pleasure Boat.

The subscriber has fitted up and put on Blnp'5
] Pond East Lamoine, formerly East Iren-
toni a nice pleasure boat well fitted MP ard we'll
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boat with good safe man to sail ii, II wanted
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East Lamoine, Aug. 1870. 3w3i
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orc quarter 81 a nrw tc-scl. ~ tons sushcA
DOW 0eias built ty Master 4. ). II rd-kin-. lu hl,
yard. Apply -
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Ellsworth, MAY !atB. 1870. "a
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12
DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
TION.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Ohio, met December TO- 1909
and decided that the Democratic State
sConvention would be held in the City OF
i, Columbus, on WEDNESDAY, June 1.
1870.
s,It was also resolved that the basis OF
represeptation in said convention be as
follows: That each county in the State
he entitled to one delegate, and also
one delegate for every five hundred votes
cast for Hon. George II. Pendleton for
Governor, at the election held on the
second Tuesday of October, 1868; and
also one delegate for every fraction OF
two hundred and fifty votes or over cast
for that gentleman at that.time'
This gives P, eble County five dele.
pates. and the total number in the State
amount TO 537. At the same meeting
of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee, it was
Resolved, That the Democracy OF
each county in Ohio, be requested to
nominate their county ticket, and also
appoint their county central and execu-
tive committees at the same time that
they appoint their delegates to the State
Convention.
The following are the officers to nomi
mated by the Democratic State Conyen-
ton, on the first day of June, 1870;
SECRETARY OF STATE:
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
COMPTROLLER of the TREASURY
COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
MEMsER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC Works.
By order of the Democratic State
Central Committee of Ohio.
CHARLES L. ALLEN. Chairman.
JAMES W. NEWMAN, Secretary.