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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-04

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Nav mb and vgl he enp Of the
sneaker.
Miss Minnie 4 GREGORY rave a reading
tn ISL. A1bans Friday evening by invita-
aag ,f Posi- gsl8v smith. G. 4. r.. for
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The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Central railroad took place at 81. Adams
BELLOWS tAILs,
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summer was the dryc.t since John War
hud edited the CIurmout Eag'e some
twenty-five year. ago, when he said il
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'''o''u 10 'Io'o! biocN'
Mr.. Thorn's new Drug Store in
Crosbys Block is quite elegant; the in
side finish is of walnut and ash. counters
are marble topped, and floors laid with
marble, The Soda Fountain cost $3.50,
aud the whole furnishing of the store
win amount to nearly $1,000.
An accident occurred at Vernon last
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-04


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nliaf E H aas bHauaial Fme
W 8 Hsa af uauaa a.
Ca E r#.ws
-1a'. 1aIhara ant lartE asaF'ei iar ihe
AaFa Monday Hahtf aa talaf SIZE
aual aaa ,aar VS. earaat whea Enc
taI. Ea.Hraa ao Wa. aE ta ta-a as hie @
h# STARRY at appeared ia ta.o 1aHaakl
lai ~aar bat we iHa.0o .t wM tasa g
he9s tH| 90 weigh as waaa w ono u,
aaF Naa# saeass. VIE would .aa-
f Sd H.n-Il DC h.# arm ta soearH lasEa
HsI-la a"aA aaam Boo tan eaIa. be- tAai ls
proved la he sore bitch oa t#rm.
The naw stove nf Burton s. Co. is
ngal.E assam'ha Is modern appearance.
aaa 1854. aa raaas 'a aaaHpg Dog tae -Hl"
3d. laH#- Bennett l- doing tbe wagb, a--
ao8 ag Ilmm thg Architect.
--O. q. haiaTaouse * t". asa making
aH improved and superior article oi hni]
taofH iaI- seasaHt afiH# adopted TIE
mesaad Of pre- sing .Hom br steam ana
hF maaa aiue" aHa improved machinery
recently gut into their mill They have
aIaa very maeh increased their business
aHd every .a.aE about i".ir Factory pre-
aeHEs lively appearance.
IA mgts of iaar meH lett our village
Isst Saturday morning for -traitau Pond
ta. the purpose of "a ie" Days porting
aua DO enjoy tAe novelty Of camping ouH
bat having camped lbe first night on ihe
summit OF tHe mountain, where tine Their
momeLnt "a- something Jess THAN 81 de-
gree- be.oH "'or a"d with snow bank
for tler m'.'" t"7 Of ihem '-ol s'e&'
aad oa t9a following morning after "a
aaa1lE breakfast ol two small front ANA o
Ard4e hag. directed their steps home-ward
where tHag could tho better enjoy the
comforts ana eon'eo'ene'e- oil ihe. On
|ar.viu- at ROCKVILLE tho idea suggested
itself 20 them That their progress might
be has.e'ed aud Jacjr Journey made icss
. "eallsome, Boy getting % Sled and sliding
down tire lumber spout Of Cochran,
ohedd ~ Go. Accordingly they pro
cured "a hand-sIed Of one OF the natives
aud after letting water into The spout to
hasten t,eir journey, got "stride Their
convey anee aud started down the noun
tain side at lightning speed They were
. very successful in their experiment and
were safely landed at the foot otthe spout,
bat both allowed that the trip was not a
very pleasant one aud was rather danger
ons Of the two, and they bad no desire to
( try 10 again, The two others remained
only short time at suatton after their
companions departed; but came back as
far as Bourne Pond where they put in a
few bours fishing, withpoor success, and
finally returned home the same night,
/ arriving safely but wearied with their
Journey.
DORSET
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n. cap M obtained IN any country VILLAGE
! Aha new fr.t class hearse Tho,nos
usually carries ont what he undertake.
land Dor.of MAJ rc.t osspral that thei.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-04
FH NlGN8rUs

We are mppy 10 say that DR.. Horace
smith ,riR 'more 90 Wilmington rs has
been reported"
Oar dadst. Of lsfe seem 20 he rather
of Temporary scL" Dr. Fisk, who
came hcre oulg few months since, hay.
ing already sid bi, iatore-l TO "a Dr.
-HiHe9p-
The Lodge Of Good Iemplars which
ba. been 80 operation here for some
years. 3. It'll prospecting. Several new
members haye recently been received.
The pabIle examination d Teachers
toog place in the viIIiage school house %
SATURDAY, April zgtb. The new method
of Examination d D0l particularly edify
ing 10 the spectators however, 4 may b.
to tie parties more particularly con
eerned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-04

Moses Reaulo has bought about tEo
acres Of land, 81 The Borough, d Habbel
Lathr0p, and win build himseIfa house
and barn
--Dsuais Busheg Is making a good
wagon road up NIL brook, for the pur-
p0-e Of drawing logs q Bradley q Bac8a's
milL which i now running
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-04

Ta ar. B4paa Church. of u.is place
aaEe .ua purchased a large handsome
lzs ul.ea lEs HeeH lang ueeaed. h Wss
manufactured bs ieaig a Coz West
troy, n. T. The Be weighs 1913 Ios.
liuasfaisal 90 Fdday Apa ,lh. We
auzltta Eass aha.s tasoHr school House.
Ne bsya q ba.lrs aHd Wa saaa need 0ae
srse naah when tla Graded School a7m.
meeeg ueNI a.
AT tie Teachers ExauIaatgu ol
saturday lat, fiHe were examined aaa
. eight fe sNct eenaestrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
ID l + ID

oriand-Aug. 30th. CaIle infant son Of Isaac T.
Hartman aged year months and - days.
Tone We know not FROM what sorrow
led. We know not from what sin.
- We gates that open hpaVruwari
swing 'ogeiher shut him in -
Franklin-sept Sd Josie infant daughter NJ Hem
y and Emma a Higgins aged one wear and four.
teen day.
oh blue vcined cyelids
LIN the silken fringe.
That NAV look again
Int the sweet clear ewes We hide
Perhaps twin ease NV pain "
Eden-tug sRh John Leland aged 10 Years
Conway H-wille 3 only son Of John and
'Ara J. bel-alltre. aged u months.
OBITUARY.
Cranberry isle-Aug ai;h. passed tn the life
beyond. MIR. Joanna Bunker. aged nearly 81 wears
ono Of the best and kindcst Of mother=. n towing
grandmother. an afectonate relative aud friend
Tier earth life was long and useful, full of self
sacrifices and kindly deeds Sh.. was ever ready
the interests Of others Although she had attained
rip" old age and had long passed the allotted
term % thfc"rcore wears and ten" she was re-
markahly active and vigorous until within a lew
m M, IN, 81 her passing away and iaeored nearly
hands found &" do" She was n daughter 81 Rev
thcncEer Eaton. well known in Local history a.
old PArs"n tai"n " had been twice marrlcd and
outliNed her last husband the late Capt. Thomas
Bunker, ~ 81 four years. She sleeps near him
in the lat long silen, sleep 81 mortality She wa.
tho la-t 81 her fathers family. father mother
sisiers brothers. husbands and Children had gone
seiorc Although an humble and trusting Chris.
nan she had never united with any church ,iis-
trusting her own worthincs-, but she oft.n
troubled with misrv nzs lest in ncglcctng to make
puoiic profession of her faith -hc hal failed in
doing her whole dutv.
tn" memory Of her kindne=S and her many
virtues will linger long with u The .arfhcrn
vase which has contained precious odor- will lo-c
non" 81 IL Fragrance. although the CLAY he broken
and shattered In %" community she wac well
known and much esteemed by those ulnrr CLOSELY
connected she was dearly beloved Her latur.
a a.ta a n At.
the approx ing verdict Of the treat Master: well
don" though good AMI faithful servant enter thou
I'M" The boy Of thy Lord" Dear hrart-slcrp
-""'ilf w here the wicked cease from ;ruut,
ing. and the weary ~ r,~i In the hands at
The Al Ncrvsfui Father leave thee w ha tlosth
ali thing we'll Farewell. until We meet again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
The Republicans of Hancock conn :,

The Republicans Of Hancock county
have been exceedingly fortunate i'm plae-
ing in nomination ticket that will 10 nm
usually strong. Col. Robert +. Campbell.
who defeated Col. Squirting for Sheriff. is
man possessing most rare qualification
for the office, and shares to unusual degree
the esteem aud confidence of his fellow
citlzens lie served three ears in the L th
| Maine entering the service - Captain and
rising to the rank of Lieutenant ColoneI
by faithful service. Col. ". T.. Uadlock
the new nominee for Senator. Is well
known business man. and will do his coun-
tv credit at the Senate board. where he /,
certain 10 sit il he lives lie was Iieuten-
ant Colonel of the 2sih Maine. and il We
mistake not had his education in some mil
itary school. Gen. Chas. W Tilden. the
nominee for County Treasurer. in a quiet
and modest way achieved a. brilliant a
reputation in the late war a. any man in
the State, and is dcservedly popular In his
county. On the whole. Hancock has one
of the best OF the many excellent county
tickets Of the party.-Portland Prrss.
E-R,ILRoAD.-we call attention TO
the railroad article published to-day. II
makes out good case for Lubec a. the
Eastern terminu,.
Have not our neighbors over the line
some interest in this matter. and should
they not be invited TO be pre>cn, and to
make known their views
We received letter from the Boston
gentleman who wrote the article in the
Boston Journal. published sometime since.
He SAYS:
My idea is to have ss00. 900 subscribed
by your towns aud a. much loaned BY your
state at per cent. on 30 years. then with
a steamer from Rockland to Ellsworth o.
CsStine to dine In. and another from Lubec
10 -. John to sup In. YOU will send passen-
ger in eighteen hours and compete well
in time and price with the Z. & \. A. Rail
road"
We have received from the New Eng
land News Company through Mr.. Hale.
No. ? ofthe ''Old Curiosity Shop" a month
~ magazine Of entertaining and instructive
reading. published by Harlow +. Woodland
Boston. 1t is neatly printed work and
It's pages are well filed with good reading.
TIN VOTE on MAINE LAST lEAR.-The
vote for Governor in Maine last wear was
a. fol lows:
>fineF f'ertafn. - .0ss
Charles =" Roberts,. -ss-So
-.aA
ifTlAfn over AlA...---- -s1~
The last Legislature stood: Senate. Re
puhlicand. -; Democrats. 3. House Re
publicans. l23; Democrats. Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

10 u that invslids should 20 long remain blind
I" Their own Interests, and rcfu>. or neglec, to
aNHii Themselves of the means OF relief when
placed within their reach. Years of expert
snee ha- proved beyond the possibility OF
doubt that LATuAN's tATU,RIIC EXTRACT /.
the most successful aud effective remedy ex-
tAnt Tor The cure OF dyspepsia, constipation
worms. blliousnes~, and diseases cman ating
from corr pt state of the biood. The high
r>'tmaie II j. held in by those of the medical
profession aud the thous and, who have slready
experienced such bens fetal results by it, Use.
should we think. cntiile il to tli" earnest CON
siderstion Of those who are afflicted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

TUE UNTOLD MrsERIEs that result from i'm.
prudent conduct In early life may be alleviate, d
and cured. Those who doubt this assertion
should purchase the invaluable mesiica, work
entitled The Science OF Lie or SeIf.Preser.
Walton, published by the Peabody Medical
Institute Boston. Manhood may be regain.
ed, vitality impaired by the errors OF youth. or
100 close application 10 business. may be re-
r n 'he Institute also publishes "Sexusl
Physiology of Woman and her Diseases The
best WORK Of it, Kind extani one or both Of
these books should be in every household
Inc advertisement of the Institute headed
Win true likeness Of the great b. nefac or.
"eorge Peabody. may " found in snoi her
column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Harrinstoa Items.
A fine sch. of about 4s0 tons q. NJ.
called "Alzens" was launched from the
yard Of Ramsdell & Rumball on Thursday
the 3lst. She is to be commanded by Capt.
Isaac Boynton.
On Friday little before sunset several
small boys were playing on board, a. she
lay al the wharf. One of them a son OF
Amaziah Davis. aged years, climbed to
hold he fell to the deck, distance of y
feet. No bones appeared to be broken an,
he revived and became conscious although
In great distress. but died about 10 O'Clock
| L. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

TIM ADVERTISEMENT Of Prairie Weed Bal
sam. ~ our paper to day. i not only OF inter
c. ia cou>unpiive>. sIt 10 every one afflicted
with coughs or colds. IT. discovery Is Of
interest n showing the beneiicencc of Nature
IN supplying To animal. an instinct allied 10
the ~ a>onins powers II man. Combined W tn
the limitation Of Prairie weed Balm. ii has
proved most eificari4us
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
NJ A II II e ID.

Elisworth-sepi 5th, ls.l, Mr.. Henry W. Glass
Anh MISS Frances l. smith both Of Ellsworth.
In this City-Aug ssth by A r. Burnham. Esq.
Mr.. Albion ; Jeiiiscn OF Wsltham, to Mrs. Mar.
Earet Swan Of Mariaville
Eden->ept- 81. by Leonard J. Thomas ESQ
John T. Higgins, and Miss Abbie l.. Bunker. both
OF Bar Harbor
Also, Charles u. Phippen. and Miss Priscilla
MAYO, both NJ Eden.
1remont-Aug. 2sth, by l.. u wyman Esq
Mr. Thomas : Robinson, and Miss Abbc n
Kelley, both Of fremont
West Brooksville- Aug Sist. Mt the Congrega.
nonal Church by Rev. II. II. Hutchinson Mr.
NeMton : Lord. and Mis- Margie varnum. both
of Brook-Vills.
MI. Dczert->ept. Sal. by g ". Bracy. ESQ Mr.
George Saunders Of orland 10 Miss Elyira J
Bracy Of Mt Desert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

In salem on Friday last a man named
Nahum Stanley, nativeofBro Maine.
one of the crew of the schooner Samaritan.
while II was lying at Corporation wharf,
last evening, enticed little girl six wears
Of age behind pile OF bark on Pickering :
wharf. near Peabody street. and attempted
10 rsvish her. Her cries and screams at
tracted the attention Of some boys. who
soon discovered the culprit and pursued
him into Lafayette street. round the Phd-
nix building where ne was arrested by the
police. He WAS arranged in the Police
Count this morning plead guilty. and was
bound over in the sum OF 5000 bonds to
! appear al the Superior Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Business Notices.

Missionaries and Others sojourning in foreign
lands should not fail TO take with them good
supply OF "Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.' IL
/, the most reliable medieins fol- all purposes
there is in the world.
der &c may be prevented by the use OF
.sheritisn's Cavalry Condition Powder.
Persons travelling with horses should take note
of this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
VIEW VERTTSEMENTS.

Removal, c. 4 Lyon.
Root and shoes. A. :. Atherton.
IAriAn's Bitters, n. A Jordan.
Wlton's Catarrh Cure. wiggin 4 Co.
Bakers Orange Grove Bitters. Wiggia 4 Co.
LIT \ %. Bstchelder.
Puhlic Notice. Wm u. Mcdonald
Republican Laucus, Thomas, 4 Hopkins
Ftrfn tor sale, Royal Tyler
piarie Weed Balssm. Weeks 4 Potter
Notice. Alexander Blake.
b at Ficke tp. =. W. Witham
t-cedom Notice. A Tourtelotte
WHds Awake. II. 4. Mckennev
bankruptcy Notice ". A Head
Nsn Resident Taxes l.. !. Thomas
heap Farms on the line OF the L. p Railroad
Notice. Geo L. Hosmcr.
HruuSfe Notice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

swans Isle lico.-
The two light houses at the entrance
of this harbor have not been built this sum
mer owing to a slight mistake in filling the
deed Of the land hut the mistake has Just
been rectified and the work viii be com
menced early in the spring.
-Schr Highland Queen. Capt. Cot, and
schr 6. ". Reed. Capt. S,inson. Of thi.
place. have since the first of June, caugh;
and landed sos and 40 barrels OF mack erel
respectively. The Highland Queen. has
also landed 100 barrels OF Slivers in the
time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Dr. t.. Il. CLaKkE's VEGETABLE SHERRY
WINE BITTEHS are certain cure Tor female
sickness, by taking a wine. glass half full before
getting out Of bed in the morning Delicate
Ladies will find II Of great service by using It
three or four times day. Sold by all dealer.
In medicines. see Advert -emen, 2Jl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

severe sore throat and Diphtheria is quickly
ccred by using Renue's Magic Oh freelv.
swsihe the neck with three or fior tbicknes,es
OF flannel and keep 1t wet with tie Magic Oil;
little clear, and swallow slowly-follow hi.
up until cured. WIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

From observations under the Microscope Of
the blood Of patients using Fellows Compound
syrup of Hypophosphites, taken from time 10
time. positive proof has been obtained Of the
steady removal II diseased and dead blood par
ticIes and the substitution vitalizsd discs. 80
necessary TO the construction Of beslthy mus
Gle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Probate Courts.

FrtswoRrH-lst Wednesday in January, Feb
mary August. September and December. I'd
Wednesday in April, Sd "wednesday In June, and
an "Wednesday in october.
BLrEHiLL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem
Het
BucksroRT-sd Wednesday IN Januarv, MAY
ami September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Sullivan Ifeus.

Sullivan lfeos.
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher. who many years
ago was Presiding Elder in this district OF
the NJ. f. Church, preached a; Union
Church last Sabbath.
A few mackerel have been caught in
our bay this summer. but porgies have
been few and far between Those en-
gagged in lobster fishing have done a fair
! business.
Your correspondent has dwarf apple
tree which he received last spring from
the nursery of Ezra Williams. Rochester,
y. Y, which not only blossomed last May.
but is now. Sept. 4,h. in blossom second
| time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

The Troy, n. Y. Times says the sprigbtly
look Of many Of our Older citizens is owing
solely to the use Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair REVIEWER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

hiss been towed up TO Lubec with all Der carg,
The parties who purchased will make goot
trade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
fremont Items.

fremont Itens.
DR. J. {. Aver of Lowell. the medicine
hero. was rusticaiing round our coast, In
hi yacht last week. and was greatly taken
up with the view and scenery of Cots
! leland.
Levi Il. wvman. the democratic nom
nee for sheriff. i civil engineer and sur
iveyor, and should he he elected. he would
De grrasi, out OF li- sphere.
Is there no way 10 heal up the wound
in the Republican Party? \ few years ago
We heard same one saying harmony
Where i. it, We are approaching a ma
tional elcc;ion.-is there no hope, /,
there no object bu, an Office. office. Ny
country for an office.
The sunday School al West Bass Har-
| Dor. delegated Miss Villa Benson. and Mis-,
| Ella Rich. 70 solicit contributions in the two
| districts comprising the school. for libra
! ry: they have been - successful a. "a
| contract with Mr.. Davis Of Boston for a
\ So library. Educational interest In this
vicinity i large. with a moral tendency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
>TAIh or MAINE.


HA>c"cK. -s--court OF County ,auiu. -s,anrr..
April Term. \ u ls,l.
Poa the i"FeSuing petition IL D. ron-, irfrti hY
the commandments that tho petitioner 81. -.
sIon.ihle and Mat they ought e. BE-, hcArl touch.
INK the matter -ri forth Ia their p.tit,n anI
hcreior. order that tho toTntv Comm 4iourf !
meet at " u whites. In Oriani On Mr.ln.sd,y
lhr !lih dav OF september next at poclack 4
u. and shrncc proceed % vir~ ihr iouts men
u"a'i ~ ~aId Petition. Immediately alter whtrh
view. hearing OF the parties ani witnesses viii
b had at come rony"ntr piac. ia tho ytcttii..
ana sueh other measures taken IN the prrtni4r. a.
The Commit ,ion"rs shall judge proper. Ana i q.
further or,frrrf. That notice the fine rlacr a
Iarp".r 81 the COMM spnrr-' meeting af,r.- AMI
u gwen 10 All persons anil corporation. iuterv-g.
Ell. by serving Aitrstcd rupirs ~ tho petition 4nI
ihis orlrT THEREON, upon g4" clerk pi thc tuytn +.
"i 'T1And AnI BHrk port, ami as ltuatiuk W. 10.
tested copies Aforesaid st tAr,r pun.l. ,,....
~ sati towns. ihify ,!Ay AZ least ,trr III, time
appointed i'F sAid view. AMI b. publishing the
- ton and tri"r thereon. Three urvA4 .u-~c-
.i'cl' Ia the tiI-Sorth American. a .plt-f
puhlt'hcd a. EiisN"rth. Tie county a. Hau
S'cA, %" Af-i Publication 30 D. bury Isf. at
least tsiorr the time OF .aid view that
an per-nn. and corporations interested a. sy i'd.
end and - hrarl q They ihtnk 49,
Attest; II. n Al >nEE~. t.rr-
true coPY 80 thc pr'UlA Hull order thyr.uu
5sSi Attest II -. ~AIN DER> 4 lsrk