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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-02

Baptist Sabbath School Anniversary

The Anniversary of the Baptist Sabbath
School Concert occurred on Sunday. An
interesting programme was arranged for
the occasion and it was most admirably
carried out One OF the exercise :, termed
the floral tribute, was quite elabo-
rate, and it was successfully executed to
the qualification of the largest audience
that we have ever seen congregated in any
church in Ellsworth. The singing by the
school was very good, indeed. Some of
the select singing was fine, for such an
occasion. Miss Hastings sang piece that
elected praise from all. The six little
girls dressed in white, with floral wreaths
on their heads, who sang a select piece
acquitted themselves admirably.
The Report of the Superintendent gave
satisfactory account of the condition of
the school. The average attendance for
the year was l25 scholars, in school num-
bering Is5. Sixteen scholars did not miss
session for the year unless by reason Of
Sickness Some not a day for the year on
any account.
tribute. consisted of forming the sentence.
Jesus the Rose of Sharon" and having
evergreen letters, trimmed with flowers.
and each class having one letter. and
member carrying to the Superintendent
that letter, who hung il on prepared
ground While the scholar was passing
to the Superintendent the class recited
an appropriate passage OF scripture. 10
which there was a response by MIR. Tilden
who took the part assigned TO the pastor,
then absent When the whole was gone
through with. the sentence named was
formed in large letters. But over tho name,
Jesus, which was in circular form. was a
place for floral crown. This was carried
to the Superintendent by Miss Annie Clark.
frail little girl OF nine years, who with
clear voice, and modest way. de-
livered a sweet little address. so distinctly
that each sound was heard in every part
OF the house. She then passed the crown
10 the Superintendent and by him it was
placed in appropriate position. The whole
Congregation then joined in singing Coro-
nation.
During the morning session of the
school an exercise took place, which the
attentive Superintendent had no part in
getting up. Some Of the young ladies of
the school had collected money and pur-
chased silver cake basket and some
silver dessert spoons as present for the
Superintendent and his no less indefatiga-
bic wife. ofwhich they knew nothing The
school was called to order. and Miss Anna
Hight with a few brief words of cheer and
of the kind regards of the school. present
ed these tokens of appreciation. Mr.
Emerson in fitting terms replied
The Report of the Treasurer slew a
small balance in the Treasury. The col
lection for the evening was Sll.0o.
We have given more lengthy account
OF this Anniversary than usual thinking il
may be full as interesting to our readers
as ANYTHING we can present 10 them in the
present dearth OF exciting news
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Now that the Normal school wear
has closed. the teachers have com
menced the word of preparation for
another year.
The Principal will spend portion
of his vacation i'll attending Institutes
and visiting schools in Hancock and
Washington Cos.
He will. - usual. visit the Mass.
Normal schools and attend educational
meetings to see what there l. OF prog
rcss in the educational world.
Misses Coffin and Hughes. assistant
teachers, have left Castinc - spend
several weeks in the celebrated train
ing school for teachers At o,wcgo
y. y.
Tie time given to study. visitation
and observation by the teacher, OF our
y. School combined with the earnest
ness with which they devote them
selves To their work. must make this
school second 10 none III y. T.. IL
growth has been remarkable see
CaialoLue.) Let il be filled with ear
nest young men and women.
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wAter.N-iIle.

Waterville i one III the plea-anie>t
towns on the Kennebec, which is saw
ing very much in its praise. 1t, citizens
are industrious. frugal, intelligent, and
pas,ibly enterprising. Its natural adj
vantages for manufacturing purposes.
are very fine, but ii wants capital. bust
ness courage, and enterprise to turn
these advantages TO good account. Genl.
Franklin Smith. the Democratic candi-
date for Governor last year, though hi,
head is gray, seems to b. full of the
fire OF youth and the activity of an en-
terprising business man. He has near
ly completed very large mill for the
manufacture OF lumber, which when
completed will give employment 10
eighty men. Ii is SO by l0l feet, three
stories high, or three stories to be occu-
pied with machinery. Ii is a very large
building, will have the best machinery
vet constructed, and will add much TO
the business importance of the place.
There is a shirt manutactorv which
furnishes employment TO large number
OF females, which is in a fourishing con-
dition. The other institutions are
mostly educatio al. Colby University
is prospecting financially, and also TO
some extent in the increase of students.
The new Hall is fine building, and
the Gymnasium answers well the pur-
poses for which il was built The To-
cality OF Colby is said to be the finest,
and most pleasant of any of the colleges
in New Eng land. The next in order is
Mr.. Hanson's Classical School. which is
always crowded with students. Perhaps
we have reversed the order in which
the educational celebrities of this an
cient town should be presented. bv
leaving the Mail until the last when il
should have taken the precedence
Messrs. Maxim and Wing may not have
been contemporaneous with the old
block-house of Winslow, but they are
sold settlers at any rate, and take to
newspapers, merino sheep, trout fishing
sharp maxims, leisure in business. blunt
Saxon language, and orderly way 5,
naturally. May the Nails maxims al
ways have wings.
The people are well photographed by
Carlton, one of the best artists on the
Kennebec, whose rooms are full OF
SCOPES" of original Kennebeckers.
Ellsworth furnishes the telegraph
operator, and he does credit to his ma
tive town. A short tarry in this hand
some village inspires this desultory no.
tice
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on-oIiSi:tf:olt.

Consolidation in effect II not in mann Aa>
been brought about by The ica>in. of the
T.. 4 X. TO the Maine Central The lease
runs for nine hundred and ninety nine
wears from the first day of June $50. ana
all contracts and leases madr prey iun>. y
ly the r. a X. are 70 be- fulfilled ~ The
two roads. The Maine Central i To bee
continued from Danvilc Junction 20 Port
land. and by the time il j. finished j. 70 Joe
made narrow suagc and Ia, rolling >tock
TO conform thereto. Freight can then be-
carried from Bangor OF any point nn the
line direct 10 Boston without hrrlkin.
bulk. and DAnyille .lusctiou will ln~t ill.,
tcrror> to hurried traveller, Ihrprgcci
has been strongly opposed in Portland.
but especially los the friends q; The Grand
Trunk which route loses ih" large >um ~
money paid 10y the VI. e.. to carry pa~-cn-
gers from Danvile junction o. Portland
It i reported that Judge Rice viii he rrc~i-
dent and Edwin Moves Superintendent of
this new corporation.
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The graduates of this school, trained
as they are especially for teaching, will
readily find employment. and i'll this
county, we hope. The influence which
they will exert and the better methods
which they will introduce wherever
called to teach, must add much to the
growing popularity of the Eastern
State Normal School
We learn that the graduating cNer-
cises last week were highly satisfactory
to all who were fortunate enough t. he
present. ana in every particular credi-
table 70 the teachers. Mr.. Fletcher
and his two assistants are sue
ceeding admirably. and what j. AL
SO equally agreeable, the public seem
to appreciate their services.
A large majority of these scholars
are from Hancock County. although
Washington County is well represent
ed, as is Waldo County
We may receive full account of
the exercises last week. if 80 will pub
lish il next week.
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VOLUME IS.
GEN. HANCOCK,

Al the earnest request of many in the So,,
East part of the County, have copcIndaoI alh and
low this celebrated Stallion to stand ~ 70 a.
dnring the present season. Commenci 'oAoS' :
3oth. aud ending July 9th, 1870 ing Nay
Mondays and Tuesdays, s,n,
Wednesdays, At uoASpOE
Thu days, at RIua,;, ,ug"ieS
Fridays and saturdays, a, .uage
Aud after July 9th he may be found at nj, , 81"
at THE stable OF the subscriber, in BucksnGr, Uae
Ihis stallion was sired by Dirlgo. and H..
hS od Drew. IL Is safe to state, a puls9
hursemen do that the Old Drew was the n, al
more fasi tro'tIng Horses than anv Stair q
Maine. Tue dam OF this Horse was 4 Ne..I &c
Mare, sired by Imported Messenger CLANS
be IN best stock ever imported 10 thi. CONT !"
Gen Hancock is acknowledged by horsega,
hy itiram Drew himself to be more liz, nj III ~
Drew IN form and action than any Of MI. t
Colts. This Horse is very remarkable for wv
uniting to hts Colts, has own big open, ra,y +
aud good disposition. s-A
II Is well known ID roughOut the county ths,
and his Colts have been the winners 81 A II th ~
Premiums at our toanty Fairs for the last
years lie won the first County and swceu,ta.-.
la al hail fha a
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Post Office War.
Nh. EDIIoK:-

MIR. EDlIOR:-
stated fact. which can prove /
did not mean Ia tell "A long story.
The people here are Republicans tni
want their right and if they were salts
fed they had a right To -ay %.
DYNASTY. Mr.. Postmaster Namor
don't >lur. it i, rather beneath the char
acter Of Il gentleman,
Ii the public want long story about
the getting up nf tile Post Office &c. !
can tell them. knowing all about /, and
how it has been sustained.
i. :. Mr.. Robert, ha, never been after
the Il. .. documents. He met the /. II
in the highway and asked Tor the mail
bag. When he calls Tor them showing
good authority he will Get them and
then the eastern folks will employ A.
W. to carry their mail The :. Puii.i
folks that have treated u have MI
paid two dollars a year, they have bou@ il
their postage stamps elsewhere, and th"y
did not help get up.thc Post Ofii .,.
Asa " A>GATI.
y. l.. Ill ARis.pR Nav % l--O
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Care Of Female Weakness.

n ircular~ or further Information sent receipt
Vol stamp, by addrcS sing the manufactured, MRS.
LINUS BELtiIER, Randolph, Mass.
f"r sale by GEO. G. GOODWIN SEQ. - Han
over - Boston, and DIR. l.. +. NORRIS, Els
worth, Me.
Randolph, Mass October 10, Ists,
MRS BkLCHER,-l had been a Sufferer for
wears betors knew about your Medicine | had
~ iaith, tor had tried various kinds Of Medicine
anu several Physicians, and was only relieved for
a short time. | will cheeTfuliy say to you and the
public. ! have tried this valuable Female Medicine
and experienced a cure, without the AID OF SUP
porter-, from three bottles.
Very Respectfully, Mas. q. II. WIN>ETr
RTttlp
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20 the greatest NUMBER will be infalibly secured
oy dinusion OF the snowle.ige impaired in Or.
Hayes new and popular medical work entitled
THE SCIENCE Of LIFE, or SELF.PREsER.
NATioN;' practical treatise upon matters deep
~ concerning the health and vgor Of both old and
young OF both sexes. \ pcrusal Of this volume
has been the means Of restoring thousands to
health and happiness already, and 1t Is destined
to n long career OF usefulness. An advertisement
In our columns, under the head OF = the Peabody
Medical in>titute,' will give the reader good
idea of the work or inientions Of the author
spramlr
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educated or not. &c. &c: Second. num-
Der of deaths during the year. causes
thereof. &c. Third. productions of agri-
culture. name OF owner of land. number
of acres. cash value, live stock. &c.
Fourth. products of industry. and will
show the name of the corporation. com
panv or individual produ cling. motive
power. number of hands employed, ma
trrial> used. value of products. sc. ::
Fifth. show social statistics. A. follows:
Valuation of property. taxation. paupcr-
ism. crime. libraries. wages. colleges.
academies and schools. newspapers and
periodicals. religion.
In obtaining the knowledge required
above. il will be seen by yonr readers
that the cnumcrator must necessarily
be very inqusitiyc. ak great many
question seemingly not pertinent to the
performance of his labor-. LEI YOUR
correspondent suggest To Your reader,
that the WAY to avoid unnecessary an
novancc both to Themselves and tho
cnumerator and thus expedite the cen
sustaining. j. to Immediately prepare
III al" '''e ''l''' ""o"''> :" Wv 1"'N-
ton. in the above schedules.
The Base Ball season which has fairly
opened in Washington i gladly wclcon-
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"r ANA Jealous collector oil h"r'ieu''"rA'
Nail'iir~ hA- cent to M Agricultural
Department a large collection ct -r''d-
bulbs and plant from Central America.
collected by hr. while On = trip oi l-u
miles ia tia interior Of that land Of rN-
ubcrant productions Most of the plant,
are distinguished Tor their floral beauty
Including a gorgeous lily with "A flower
-ialk three feet high with clusters oi
large flowers: oth.r- Tor their medicinal
virtues. bc,idr- tropical fruits, edible
tubcr~. and fayoIiug plants Thi, De
pAr;mcut under lie intelligent manage
mcnt ui ten. Capvon. now attracts great
notice from abroad and j. daily la re-
rcipi ut new aud valuable grains, gIn>,-
a.. we're ale and flower seeds from all
part, OF the world. which an. pretty GER
tain 10 bc adnuted to the climate aul
soil nf acme bart Of nur. rnuutry our
tricnd- ,i-itin. Europe are also aftrn-
tiv, 10 the. claim. al their native lnud
and are constant, -.u,lin. home appro-
priat, donations To- the gardens. librar,
or museum ni the Department. which
ha- now become one ui tie most artrac-
tive points Tor visitors To tie National
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The Lewiston Journal says the Andris-
coggin company of that city have two co t.
ton mills, the main mill-one Of the largest
in the CONTEMPLATING been built in 1901
and put in operation in the spring Of 1861 !;
and the small mill having been built and
put in operation in 1866. The main mill is
542 feet long and ~ wide, five stories high
and the small mill II feet long and 62 wide
three stories high.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-02

Memorial Day was observed in Angus.
ia Sunday. The Capital Guards, with the
Band from the Military Asylum, formed
the escort. Prior to the decorating of tbe
graves at Mount Pleasant cemetery, religi-
Gus ceremonies were observed and adj.
dresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Penney
and Rev. Mr.. Moor Of Augusta, and Rev
Mr.. Kelley, Chaplain Of the National Mill.
tary Asylum at TOgus.
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The Belfast Age SAYS that Hamblen the
burglar came very near escaping while be-
ing conveyed to State Prison. He was Ia
ken down in carriage, and while on the
way managed to unlock his handouts and
one of the manacles from his feet with a
piece of wire which he had concealed in
his shirt collar. He was discovered by the
guard just in time to defeat his purpose.
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twenty-five Years Practice

In the treatment Of Diseases incident to female.
has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all phv,ici.n.
making such practice speciality, and enables
MIN TO guarantee a speedy and pertinent cur,, in
the worst cases OF Suppression aud all other Men
strnai Derangements. from whatever csuse An
.e'*rs ior ADVICE must contain u. ONCE. No. q
ENDIcorr STREET, Boston.
main under treatment. y
boston, July 1861. -sp no. lyr27
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BOOK NOTICES
Tnr GALAXY for Junr Ia, the iollowi

IHE "ALANf Tor Junr hl> The following 1T
VI Contents
Fut Yourself in III, Place Continued. Ly
th'rle- Readr. Fra Angrlico. by Margaret ]
Preston. loDaccophasol. by John 4. Dr,prr
Euola. by Howard Git ndon. American Men
and EngIi-hmen. BY Justin Mccarthy Keep.
Ing the Cash. by J. I Mckay Ten Year. in
kpmc. Two Woman. by Rebecca IL. DAVIS,
Al A>tra. BY II. ID GAnsV senator Wilson
and Edwin VI. Stanton. by j. :. BLACK. uo,-
iLsc>. by ii. II. larry incidents OF the Rebel
ion. by Thurlow Weed. Things Of tn. Dan.
by Carl BENSON. Driit-Wuod by PhiIlp Oui.-
lbct. Current American, English and French
Literature. Memoranda, BY Marx Twain
Nrbul1. by the Editor
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TERMS OF SERVICE

siugle service, as. Season. so; To warrant -
single and Season Service, Cash. To ware.
satisfactory note at time OF first service
IVORY GRANT
Euckspurt, MAY 18th. 1870 9ap
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Special Notices.
BEsT TIMING ron cosT,vEukss- i

tkSI TIMING eoa c03TlvEnEsS DIR. HARRf
Sons PkkIsIAL LOZENGEs are warranted
i i 'ui ca'es OF Iirs anu Falling Of The Rectum
Dy-pepSla, such as Oppres sioa after eating snmr
s.ohhch' spitting OF Food, also Headache DizZl.
ness ram IN the Back aud Lulns sick hea,Iache
1 fremont Temple, Boston, BY f. a. HAkgIsoN
a., 90, rroPrietors, and by all Druggists Mailed
- sne2mlZ
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This school closed its third year on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
graduating q class Of "a. The follow
ing shows the yearly increase of stu
dents:
SUMMARY SHOWING THE GROWTH OF THE
SCHOOL
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For Sale.
COMMISSIONER Notice

VIZ the subscribers, having been appointed by
the hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate for the
County OF Al ancock. 10 receive and examine the
CLAIMS Of creditors TO the estate OF Benjamin
ATWOOD late Of BucksDort, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that six month";
are allowed to said creditors to bring and prove
their claims; and that we shall attend that
vice at the Custom House In Bucksport, on We'd
nesday July 18th, and October 18Th at ten O'Clock
A. n.
w. H. PILSBURY.
NATHAN WHITE.
Buckbport, Nay 18Th, 1870. 3w2l.
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MAs>RNA. n. r., May 21.-Ten wagon
loads of all kinds of material were aban-
doned here by the Fenians last night

M,ssRNA, n. r., May 27.-Ten wagon
loads of all kinds of material were aban-
doned here by the Fenians last night.
MONTREAL. NAV 80.
Fears are entertained here that the
Fenians will make sudden descent on
Niagara, and all available volunteers are
ordered 10 be in readiness for call.
The - liighlanders await orders ut
Quebec. the j9th Infantry mt Cromwell
and the Goth Rifles ~ Ottawa. Loco
motives with steam up night and day
are Kept in readiness 10 convey troops
\ Washington telegram announcing
that Minister Thornton had demanded
his papers caused excitement last night.
Trouble is anticipated about the field
piece captured from the Fcniaps on
nltcd states territory
ToRoNro. May 80.
Reliable Buffalo dispatches say that
l"'N fenians are there and express their
determination 10 make "A raid some
where The Port Colburae people eN-
pcct al attempt will be made TO break
the Welland Canal. but rs plenty Of
troops are there they will prevent the
success Of such an undertaking. Three
hundred Red River troops and one com
Fort William tomorrow but will be de-
tanned. Tie general wish is here that
the fcnan- will-rome across and he 50
thoroughly beaten that the >umbur-t
will be thoroughly cclip>rd aud an end
put 10 the present suspense.
The tremendous fire which swept over
vast tract OF woods. near Fort William
NJ Thunder Bay. on the 18th inst. il on
10 - . 4 4.
nuc Will give tronblc in making road.
Nr. ALEAN>. VI. MAY -.
few Fenian- are still lettering about
the streets but will leave fortheir homes
~ soon a. they can obtain money to pay
their transportation.
Colonies Brown and Murphy are still
IN Jail being Vet unable 10 maintain bail.
Many II tine fcnian~ believe D'Nrll in
tended ID b" arrested ana claim hr ha~
a large amount OF money collected from
thr earnings Of Irish lahprcr-.
OGpE>snUR r.. MAY 30
NJ j Iuictal The lines to-day with
ia" exception that tn" Canadian mill
Iary authorize, 1T Prescott have made
. number OF arrests OF persons crossing
from this ~idr. supposed to be Fruian-
returning tu Canada. but who left home
Tor the purpo>" ol joining the raiders.
Marshal puimbv j. furnishing trans
Portation t. the Fcniau, remaining at
Malone. About 2up passed over thr
road Tonight direct for home
Alderman Iarkin of this city j. anon.
the Fenian officers held a. prisoners b,
the mtrd state, authorities at Malone
he London journals continue their com 4
iucut~ on the attempted invasion Of Cana
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For Moth Patches, Freckles C Tan,

II Perry, MOTH & FRECKLE LOTION ,,
me only Reliable and Harmies, Remedy
known 10 science for removing brrwn di-caI,r'
t.2 W rom n Face Prepared only by DR b. o
l hhhl y, ~ Bond ST., \. Y. sold by Druggists
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\. L. HARBoR, May % l.
Mr.. SAWYER


noticed in yocr issue Of the nine
teenth All article signed by Asa Wa>gaIr
stating how tie people had been impo--
ed upon by a lew on the west side OF \ -.
l.. Harbor. He avoids stating the true
cause. Ii Wa. not the locality of the
office but the WAY the mali wa. carried
The writer speaks of there being no
landing at the head OF the harbor at low
wa.er.-There i, but one man that i
obliged to go by water--the keeper of
Bear Isle light. Those districts
that feel so aggrieved. generally have
their mail collected bv their wives
aud children. The writer SAYS That
the people on the east side of the harbor
are dissatisfied with the new locality and
the Postmaster | think that he speak,
one word for the people and two for
himself, it is not the interest of the peo-
pie that he cares about a. il is the
small pittance they lose He tel,
OF the people stopping their mail and re-
sorting to other means To have il CON
veyed.
don't see why the people cannot come
to the new =. o. As well now As they
used when the mailbag was left at INV
house. Many times after going TO
the +. o. and waiting until they saw no
prospect Of getting their mail would
hnx hax- TO,
themselves and many times has i,
lain in my house over night with the
mail in it and been left by the side
OF the highway until a late hour of the
night.
+. Il. Roberts, p. NJ.
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PlMPL1SON THE FACE.

Sot1 oohedones, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
u.uos, rlnpicy Eruptions and Blvtched dis
nsurations on the Face, use Perry.s Comedone 4
INN remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and con.
s'i an no Lean posso1- Depot, ~ Bond St.. n.
oo!d by Druggists everywhere ,ne ImiI
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WOOL CARDING.

TUE subscriber has reilttsd his [ arding Nil
] put III new Cards, and Is prepared TO i
MorA promptly and well. at the old stand Mt SURF
village, Wool lett WI, Henry Whiting Ellsworth
W o"d Conary, Biuehill talls, viii be taken ami
me i"iis returned 10 The same places Tree vi tN
pcn-c To customers.
r. \. CURTIS
>urry. june, I'd. 1870. lw..