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J. w. KIMBRO,
Funeral Undertaken.

TTsFDS To ALL FUNERALS IN TIE
4 city OF country with first class hearSes;
keeps on hand the finest NJ otallic Cases, Of dlt.
ferint Styles also has'eXcuSive right to the
Sbuler Galvanized Case, which is indestTuctble
and conceded TO be the finest IL he United States
Can he found a. all hours at room No AZ
North Cherry. near Union. ser.t eou
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
H ALL H o a ID.

TRAINS RUN TO AND FROM NASHVILLE AS
L follows:
LEAVE. CNeV. II, IS69.) ARRIVE
8 80 A. Express. 300 A n.
300 P. II. Mail. A:30 p n.
800 P. NJ. Gallatin Accommodation. ..........
Express runs daily. Mail daily except Sunday.
sE- 80 A N. train connects at Louisville with
Jeffersonvile Railroad for st. Louis, Springfield,
Ill, Quincy, Chicago, and all principal points North
and West. Also connects via Jefersonville Railroad
and via l. O. and l. Railroad, through indianapolis
and Cincinnati, for all points North and East
Re 200 P. NJ. train connects at Louisville with
Jeffersonvfle Railroad for St Louis, Springfield,
IL, Quincy and all principal points West Also con-
meets with JefersOnve Railroad via Indianapolis,
and with L. c. and L. Railroad, via Cincinnati, for
all points North and East by all routes from Gin
cihnati and Indianapolis.
HB Mail boats leaving Louisville at 10 A. N. and
P. arrive at Cincinnati in time to connect With
early trains for the East
81 Passengers from Gallatin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 200 A. NJ have until 100
| P. NJ. in which to attend TO business before re-
turning
~ For through tickets, baggage checks and in
formation to Sleeping Cars through connections,
etc. etc, apply at office Nashville City Transfer
Co., under Maxwell House. and at depot Louisville
| and Nashville Railroad In Nashville.
ALBERT FINK,
| july2-1y General Superintendent.
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VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE BY
ID Charles f. Martin, which is duly recorded in
the Registers office Of Davidson county, in Book
AZ, page 1873, will, on the
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tripping over on its side the rear one.
The conductor at the moment OF the acct
dent sprang for the brakes and was after
wards found dead beneath the car. No
person in the passenger cars was much
injured. Those named below were all In
the baggage car. George W. Crawford,
conductor, was instantly killed. and the
following persons wounded: Capt F.. c.
McLoon, Bath. badly cut about the head.
it is hoped not seriously: John Castigan,
Bath. scalp wounds. not seriously; Hugh
). Tibbett>. Bath. three fingers iammcd of,
shoulder considerably bruised: Gilbert Z.
Powers. Bath. scalp wounds and leg
bruised; Colman Fiahcrty, Bath, thigl aud
knee badly bruised; James T.. Riggs. ex-
press messenger. Bath. scalp wounds.
teeth knocked IN and side bruised; Mrs
X. ID. Blinin, Wiscasset. sligatly injured ;
a daughter Of William Hummer. Damaris-
Gotta. slightly bruised Scion Cahil.
brakeman, flesh wounds about the head
not serious.
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BASS HAEBoR-Nov. lst, Gnzrile. Pembroke
Boston; sally. Colt, hshlr &. Tangent, Ncrili
Calais, Boston MAY Wyman. Tbur-ton, Calais
Roston. Hattie Mayo. Galley Calais, Boston;
Bctscy Eliza. Galley. Boston. Fh-entia: HELEN
Mar. Rich. Long Island. Boston Roy al OAK. Zen.
son. fremont Boston. A. Hooper. Lancast'
Ellsworth. sicubcn odassR tonncll II. John.
Bnston: Extra, It. John, Boston. strong wind,
North Wes'.
PORrLAND-Ar. Friday. Crescent Lodge
Grape. Cousins.
BOSroN-Ar Goth, Laurel Foss. Hancock
18th. Catherine. ALLY, Ellsworth. 10Th. Gracc
Trenton; Belle. Ellsworth. Ar 31;h, Forest.
Wssgait; Emily. Whitaker: Ar 3i>t. Red
River.
GLOUCESTER-Ar. eth. Edward. Mill
ken for Boston
NEW LoNDoN-Ar. 2slh, Delaware.
snow.
NEW BEDFORD, Ar. 9Th. l.. :. Watson.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar nth. orizmbo Tor
New Haven. Al .o;h. Ioin.Aia for Boston.
NEW iORk-Ar 2th. lIe>peru,. Conay.
>AIEM-Ar 2a;h. Penciniln. orlani.
rRoNlDENCE-Ar. 18th. Elizabeth. Els
worth. Ar. ash, Ja,. Tiiden, Ellsworth. III.
Elizabeth. Murch
PAwrUtkET-sld 10Th. Waterman. bon
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State Items.

Senator Morrill, is confined TO hi, bed
and has been for some ten days, with Sc
we're attack of inflammation of the stomach
His physician does not allow him to receive
any callers under any circumstances nor to
give attention TO his correspondence while
in his present condition.
The total contributions to the fund for
the relief of the sufferers by the Calais fire,
up 10 this date. are as follows: Citizens of
Portland, S5755 Boston, ssGl New York
city, sl224; St. Stephen, n. b.. SAG;
Dorchester Mass. sls5: Ellsworth. 800;
Augusta. $3.50: Saratoga. y. Y. 500:
Philadelphia $50; Providence, X. l.. $500
St. John, n b., $40; Waterford. $50;
Baltimore -, Calais, 81 $50 total sIi ABB,
a we learn from the Calais Advertiser.
In the suit in equity of the Kennebec
Portland Railroad Company vs.. the
Portland & kennebec Company in which an
opinion was given a few days since, CON
Cured in by majority of the Court in
favor of the defendant, we understand
that writ of error has been filed by the
plaintiffs. and the case will be carried be-
fore the United States Supreme Court at
Washington, for final decision.
BANGOR. Oct. q Probably the largest
sale of timber lands ever made in this
State was the auction safe to-day by the
executors OF the will of the late Hon. Ruiz
us Dwinel. One hundred and sixty thou
sand acres were sold at an amount exceed
ing two hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars. The price ranged from one dollar
twenty-five and one-half cents to three
dollars sixty per acre. The largest pur-
chasers were Hon. II. T.. Prents> of this
city and Henry Poor and Son of Boston;
1000, and OF the latter TO s36. 200. The
sale was largely attended, the bidding
spirited and the prices highly satisfactory
Weather very cold and raining heavily
tonight. There. was q snow storm at
Dover yesterday.
Bath. Oct. 27.-A most distressing
and fatal accident occurred this afternoon
on the Portland & Kennebec railroad near
Thompson's Brook. East Brunswick. An
empty platform car between the tender and
passenger cars was thrown from the track
and down a steep embankment. taking with
it the baggage cars, throwing the rear OF
the first passenger car from the track and
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT

APPLEs-Baldwin. 81 -; Cos king, &c a /. %.
Dried 10. IA
BtfTTER-40. -
BEANs-Yellow eyed $3.50; Pea 800 a 80.
CIEESE-ls 10 20.
CORN-1.15. a1.20.
FLOUR-SG to So 90
GRAIN-Barley. 80, Oats, g.
Rye. 10 %.
HAY-saO "a.
HIDES & sk1NS-Sheep skins, 80. So
hides, &c. Cali skins, 15efs.
LIME-Sl.40 per cask.
MEAL-Corn 81 20; Rye, 81. 90 sl.j0.
POTATOES-.O
PRODCCE-Eegs %: Domestic Lard, 20 to Is
PROVI>lONS-ROundH Hog. II a IA Beef 10 10
Clear salt Pork, $500 81 90.
Mutton, : a SC per Id. Spring
Lamb n Zoe. Turkeys IL
Chickens. 10 II; to 16 Veal TO 6.
Ham Is 20c.
TALLOW-Rough &C Rendered 8 IL 10 Il.
WOOD-Hard $3.50 6 90. Mill 3 % "a 10.
WOOL-Fleece IS Pulled 81 to 40.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. 9th, Isaac S. Springer, aged
a years.
In this city, Oct: 2sth, Percy A., son OF +. Mel
len and Mary 5. Joy, aged year.
In this city the 1st inst. Mrs. kebecca Bowers,
aged - years.
In Ellsworth. Oct. 3ist, Jane r. Austin, aged
y years.
In this city Nov. lst. Mrs. Rebecca Gray, wife OF
Frank Gray, aged IS years.
In Hancock, at the residence OF her sOn-in law ;,
Agreen Crabtree, Mrs. Martha Mitchell, widow
OF the late samuel ii. Mitchell, of East Marsh
field, Mass, aged 81 years. 1 month. DAYS.
In Bluehill, Oct 9Th. Edward V. stevens. aged
70 years.
In sedgwick, the 18th nlt-. Rev. Ebenezer PINK
han, aged e years. F.5t
NJ iiinkham has been . resident in this county
for many years, AMI was widely known and
highly esteemed as a faithful and earnest minis
ter Of the Gospel. Perhaps no preseher that has
ever liy ed IN the county, has ever had . wider
circle Of friends, has been more devoted TO his
profession, doing what he could Tor the sp.ead Of
The Gospel. aud the saving OF mankind from their
SIMS, by persuading them to seek salvation
through Christ the Lord. He was not what Is
termed talented preacher, but his Piety, faith.
fulness, earnestness, and great simplicity coup
led with unfailing trust, and mistaken faith in
Christ made him a useful christian minister, .
welcome friend to every household, and bless.
ing n the community. Is
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throa: and Lungs.
sGcn as Coughs. Colds. Whoop'nG
Cough. Br -nchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.

r-rhsllv never before IN the whole history ~
NJ .t il.. ht- grNtng - widely 1rl sn d,rrly
ula,l Il cnuGicnc &c OF mankind, a. ihts sNrclrut
f,.s! il fer pulmonary complaints. lhipugn . l"nr
3. .... ~ wears. AMI among mo Of The race oi
u..t . hs~ higher and higher la their csiInla
! pl. a- Il IA pscon,c better huuWn. II, uniform
character and power - cure the various anrctIpgs
Of the lungs and throIi, have made Il known
liable protector against them. While adapted 90
unlrr forms of disease and 10 young children u =
q, The Time the most cEcctual remedy that
b. gitrn f1- tncip,ent consumption. and the htn.
.,tuu. aiIo tons Of the throat aud Mn@s. s POI
Nl.lDn against sudden attacks Of Tro.sp. (. .tnlI
Be- Kept hand h. every family. anl indeed al
o - n,tIucs subject 10 colds aud Goa 'I., all
,!ui!i lc provided with this aDtld9ie for iit,u.
iliaOuefl settled Consumption j. thought iu-
ri.lbic. sIill great numbers Of cases wlerr The ds
.a-r -eemed settled. have been completely cun-l.
En,l tho patient restored to sound hcaiih Is the
t'b~rry Pictorial. 80 complete !. its mastrly
Over the disorders az the Lungs anl Throat ti,.li
the most obstinate Of them yield e. When GOTH.
In. clsc eouiI reach them, under ulc cherry f'~,-
'"..a jASfy ava 1fs7ae ilSBt9feTs find great pro-
trrilou from u.
4ss.ma Is always relieved and oGcn wholly
cure by u.
Bronehitis is generally cured by taking The
Cherry Perforni In small and frequent u -
80 generally are rs virtues known that We need
pabli.h the certificates Of them here. DO
than the public that IL qualities fully
maintained.
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ALABAMA CLAIMS. We are informed that
the most persistent and uu,ie ding Of the pri
yrie citizens who have claims against the
British Government are DR. j. {. Aver & Co
OF Lowell. Mas, the manu- ,cturcrs Of medi-
cines. They VIII consent 10 nothing less than
that their demand for medicines DESTROYED by
the British pirates shall be paid In gold and in
dollars 10 the last cent. Thcy are embroidered
b, the tact that the destruction Of the goods
by the English In China and elsewhere for
where are not that troublesome nation tramp
ling upon somebody have hitherto been paid
i'll full, and they now say that they shall b..
They however propose this compromise g.
Give Us Canada and we will call il even, be-
cause we can then send our remedies there
without duty. Washington News.
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Nj A II II | E ID.

In this city, Oct. 2sth. by Rev. S. Tenney Mr..
Joseph J. Hopkins and Miss Josephine Getchell
all Of Ellsworth.
In Mt. Desert, Oct 2ith. By Rev. ;. A. l.. Rich
at the residence Of the brides father, Mr. Charles
\. Richardson. of Medford, Mass and Miss Lau-
raette Corson, OF Mt. Desert, Me.
In Nj. Desert, Oct. 80, by Rev VIM. Reed III r.
J. ). Jordan, of Mt. Desert to Mrs. olive Clara.
OF Ellsworth.
In Somesvile, Oct. Both at the residence of Ly-
man ii. Somes, Esq. by Rev. T.. X. Osgood. Mr..
Thomas A. Hodgdon of MtDesert and Miss Mary
A. GooginS of Ellsworth
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ntAbll RhADlll

The following letter from the largest drug house
In the United States
Office Geo. Z Goodwin and Company wholesa'e
druggist 8s Hannoa st. Bio ton-lSs0. a. !.
4 Dear Sir-We have s0ii Dodps Nersine 10. .ne
last six years and truthfully ssy sna. ~ ' 10 !,
given entire satisfaction in every instance % ~
az know. During the last year w nave sS,a
over Finteen Thousand bottles i,.e. 2, !our mn
medicine, and consi .dasiit ~ Truly Yours
i'"' P''o' VI 40 GEO. G. GOODWIN AGO.
For sale by all Druggists. Price one dollar.
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Forty Year. Experience have tested THE viz
tues OF pr. Wi>lar'- Ba.am of wild Cherry,
ana il j. now generally acknowledged TO h. the
tc>t remedy cNtan, for pulmonary and lung
Li>..h>c; embracing the whole range from 4
>ll2ht cold ~ 4 tiled Consumption. Were ID
not fur IT. merits. Il would long since have
''die,l. and made no sign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-03

hc ~ son far coughs snd colds l. rapidly
approaching. aud every one should be rrcpar-
odtn cheek M ii.>f symptoms a. cough con-
tr.,rtrd between now and thri>tm - frequently
than .Johu.on'- SnSdvr~ ,.,r,,.... ". :.
di,oa-c> II 'he throat and lung. 1t should b.
used internally.
Lung fever. common cold. catarrhal fever
aud nasal discharge Of bT1wut>h color in
DO ,r>. mrN ~. checked AZ once ny hherai
~. ii >nrrijan'- Cavalry con, ition Powder..'
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fo. Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fevc-.
Chill Fever. Remittcnt Fever, DIri1
Ayue. Periodical or Bilious Feve-, &c.
and indeed all the affections which aria
from uialarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisous.
A. /; rame implies. it docs C"r~. and does not
fiil- Containing neithcr hrscnic. CANINE. Bi-m;lh.
Iinr. nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
Whatever, 4 In noIri-c Injuries any patient. The
n'iu3cr and importance Of L. cures in the ague Dis
t. T.. arc literally beyond accounf and we believe
without parallel in the history OF tc7lc neiiriR-
oir pridc is gratifed by the Acknowledgement
of the rali-al cures effected in obstinate
ca-cs, ard where otcr rcnrriics had wholly fatet.
F17-~liinaicd persnns. either resident IN, or
f~'vriin= through mlasnaic localities, will he pro-
T. irl h. taking ihc aGiE CURE daily.
70 iirrr rompiniBts. arising from to1iidity
OFT 20 ifYe-. II - excellent remedy, stimulat~s
til'- f3"r' ,n;a healthy ACTIVITY.
H.. rf.aus Disorders and Liver Complaints. it IL
o.. '''i..rt rr1us4iv, producing many truly
8 ate cures. rne-- other medicines had failed.
l'r.Hf.r,l by Dr J. 4. AVER 4 Co, Practical
.l 81 ili frHui,-ts, Lowell, Mss, and sold
-l 'i..' wo.t!
ttfcE. SI.Oo PEE BOTTLE.
Sold by all Druggists. ly2.
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rys over The ,-,n lneni-iht ough Turkey. In
dis. China. japan. l'-ru hill. rarsgua:. Bra
ri ami Mexico. and the United >tates-in tho N
aiI u sDtnc extent and in SOME 10 great eN-
tent. 0Abe found Ia universal Aver repre-
-tutrI hy vi, l,luilN IA dicnc>, which are %
ten O.. "a ID i,,,uiou> esteem. neither they
win their iuArN eluu> reputation 10y their cures,
snp.> il"'. bat know Ihey ha," ii to -uei. a
,irgi", lht; 1t frequently gave 4 distinguish
30 inheritance O" have come from the ZANE
country. rld'> let err from abroad.
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Nonresident Taxes.

in the County OF iencock, Tor. the year 1859. the
follow ing list Of taxes real estate of non-resi-
dent ow ncrs In the town OF Bucksport, for the
year ls69. in bills committed TO Nathan White "A
Constable and Collector Of said town. the tenth
day OF August. lssia has ben returned By HIM TO
me A. remaining unpaid on the eighth day of Au-
gust 1879, his certificate OF that date, an, now
remaining unpaid and notice is hereby gwen !!
the said taxes and interest, and charges are not
ment If the said bill. much OF the real estate
tax d az will be sufficient to pay the amount dine
therefore. including Interest and charges, will
without further notice. be sold at public auction
at the to ,n Treasures Office. in said town on the
Sixteenth day Of March 1871 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
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81 SINESS NOTICES.

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF ilYPorTIos-
PIN IE~.-t icr.ymcn who were obliged 10
withdraw from the pulpit on account OF 'cr-
gymcn'- sore ih9osr. have recovered by using
ihi> invaluable preparation and are how preach
ing again. Being an excellent neryou. tonic
il cycrt, direct influence on the nervous 49,
TEN. through il Is insigoratcd the body.
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WHEREAS Joseph +. Willins Of Bfuehill in the
UCounty OF hancock and state OF Maine, by hi,
Decd lated March aath ls6o. conveyc,i in for and
il mortgaged to Joseph 8. s.over Of SAID Blue.
hill the following described premises situated in
said Blushl via two certain tracts or parcels OF
land bounded A. io!lowsyi The first lot bou ti"d
the Nortn by land of William Lime
burner on the East by land OF David Elmer
son On the South By land Of Ho-is Horton on
the West BY land OF Hiram IIcrrick aud land fnr-
mcrly owned by VIM. ebb-r, and Was til. home
Farm Of Ambrose stover. the second lot beng
the southern part Of Lot numbered Five tle
plan OF the School Lot In SAID BuchIll taken
BY the Trustees OF the school Fund and i the
same conveyed by the said Trustees to John
Peters Esq. deceased, containing ten acre. more
or less, being the same conveyed by Joseph T.
wilkins to Joseph ;, slower by Deei recorded IN
Hancock Registry OF Deed Vol. ISi Page -. The
conditions OF the above Mortgage being broken
claim foreclosure Of the same and give thus no
tic- Tor that purpose.
JOSEPH :. SLOWER.
oct. l.lh $50. .IwI.
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Notice.

All persons having unsettled accounts with
Donald Stuart muct settle the same with him At
The store on Water Street. II not settled before
the ID day Of November the books will he in the
hands OF some one else.s A word to the wise u
sufficient. u. ~. SIOAkIs
Ellsworth, Oct. s7th ls7o. avs
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TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned. That he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust of an Ex.
eeutor Of the last Will and Testament Of
ISAAC HEATH, late OF Penobscot, Woman,
in the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law Directs he therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the sand de
ceased's estate. to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, to cxhibii
The sane for pay ment
October Is. 1870. 3wai
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The property known - Tie Justin Scammoa
stand, Situated in Franklin Village; consisting Of
three fourths Of an sore OF laad bordering upon
the tide waters good laatlisg and garden spot.
A large convenient Store. and Sssele. The L
lent dweliip9.hous suitable tor TIVE Anilies, al
in rooi Feper, sDd w,l: b eold q god bargain
For turther particulaxs inquire 81.
IAAlAH YOUNG.
lanoine. Ne, e1V1a
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Nelson Jelli,on i. buil,linr a hans,
au1 store at Ellsworth E,us
i'''" i I" preach al
',iiN'"N' : ""l'"lhe mouse on M
'i''S'' III sure ''ii''ii'H 'io"~''
entertainment hY me Ellsworth ORA
'''''''7
subscription paper ! now in ciren-
l"''"N :" OBTAIN inhd- Tor skating park
Senator Morrill's health is improving
'''> ''""'N' lie ! N'Hi confined to his
''''h'
The 're>idcn, has appointed Thursday
thr 2iih, A. day of National Thanks
-hin-
-'ouri closed on Monday with an even
nE session About i've hundred cases
..i over.
1t i, asserted that We are ,o b,v. p
oaa! ward established here h, Eanro, mar
t.r~-
-J.F T. Emery II Great Pond. raised
fnn 81 Of n. Of Early ros. notato...
- IN.
II .u.,a, ,.,.. .,,.
rood house nn th.. ,ite Of the one burned
lA-t summer
IU J. MIMI, = So. l.
H., .o,,,l..,o.1 ,,..,. s.. ,,;,i
rst.lo Tran dam
n t.r,,a,, - u,.;o,;,,. :, ,o,.,
t. III cranh,rrio. Il ,sco
i>-o sI-.hu.hol.
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'-'
Rodney r. Suminshv.-formerIv Of
thi~ eity.-ha- formed a partnership with
&. ). Obj ri Buck>pori. in the Dry Goods
hHr-
Tire" sheep belonging to Mr. Nathl.
Moor. on The Branch Pond road. We're
AHl'' Wy "'2' va i''"i Ni"N night last
"i'''' ~ '''' 81 'l''i'i ''SS -''>'>
IL name 81 governor 'hAlloerIalh l'r
h4iA>'ef I" ihe Nou7 % IT, Jaliie>.
'Al"'A4 >uSSe>Iloh-
In" Ladies OF The Baptist Society at
''H' nave repaired ana painted 'iieir
parsonage '-h"i zone me lab"r ouf paid
ti' "l'i>-
Rev. ;. Bowkcr formerly of Bluehill
an more recently Of Wells Ne. has re-
r'.ved and accepted a call from the Com
-.'-A''"ii'! huf'h a RAYMOND y. IL.
tINHiN" ITEMS The -alt herring fleet of
iai> port have commenced fitting away for
Grand Nenan aud Bay Of Islands. Five
Vessels have sailed the present week and
Others viii soon follow. Cape Ann Al
-~L>'r-
A. II. BuzzeIl 4 son, Of Amherst
have thoroughly repaired their Tannerv
AID added another laro,. huilaino incr.a.-
Ing the CAPACITY of the Tannerv abou, one
third.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-03

'-Bi.s>irs> on tue man who fr.t invented
sleep Bu' how can any one sleep who i
nled full o, pain: T.. using Renne'~ Pain-kill-
in. Mage DIl. 10 be SURE