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BLUEHIiI. JA>UAEY 9th. ls-i
DEAR SIR A large and zpprcciativr
sadieno. gathered in the Bapii,; Church
La, evening. sunda, Jan. sth. TO listen
10 Temperance Address by the pastor
Rev. {. q HARDWOOD. He prefaced his adj
dress by saving that the flowers OF rh.to-
nc" had been bestowed upon this subject
but he should treat 1t with facts harder
than hammer heads" Also that the subject
binds him 70 a temperate discussion OF ihl-
important question. The first part was
given TO the discussion OF the question.
Is alcohol fo.,d;" Tn. speaker declared
that II was not a. we understand the term
food. but instead deadly poison The
medical profession was lar.cv quoted in
defence OF this statement Prof Iouman>.
SAVE There il but Que word to correctly
express it, working upon the human sy>-
em-poison. In the Nzteria Mcdica II
stands side by side with arsenic. hcnbane
and sirichuine.
DIR. Chambers says Alcohol goes ont
a. il came in. . powerful. subtle and cor
ro>i,e poison. Messrs. DR.. Carpenter
Monroe, Beals and James Jackson were
quoted IN defence OF ibis statement, the
latter a, censid -rablc length because our
opponents claim him As defendin. their
side OF the question. The best physicians
OF France declare that there is distinct
line OF demarcaiion between Alcohol and
r,ni f,.hN
much nut inent 10 the -four that can be
raised upon The point OF a table knife as In
eish, plnts 81 best Bavarian beer The
speaker did not oppose it. use n 4 medi-
cine in the hand of skilful practitioners.
but its b ing sold As beverage by men
who knew nothing OF its properties, or OF
IL effects upon the human system
Ifeating beef or drinking water made
men iaad we would petition for . law 10
prevent men becoming ht subjects for the
mad house.
In c.osing the speaker reminded Us thA,
the stroi sest ar. umcnts were tho-e in re-
gard to lis effects upon the mental aud
moral nature. This part was skilrully
handled and we hope made impression.
| that will be lasting
When We say half drunk We mean hal.
Enthusiastically under the influence OF
alcoholic stimulAnts-rezson sits giddily
upon its throne.
Ministers are opposed TO divorce. but
when womea plIghted her troth she did 50
TO an intellectual being. shall she be
chained TO a Twin. corpse:
The moderate drinkers might be strong
in arm aud neck, but the speaker doubted
the strength OF his head.
This brief report does not do the matter
justice Il was IN admirable address
pa, full OF facts OF vital importance e
u A. individuals and citizens The audi
ence eyinced is deep interest, BY its clos
attention until the close.
We hope - be favored with another IL
which the church shall be shown its dut,
! upon this question.
Truly Yours. T. EMPKRASCE.
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state tome.

STATE TOMS
We learn that the steamer City of
Richmond has done full better business
a. Machias than was Al frs, predicted.
Her weekly trips will be appreciated by
traders generally. and We hope they will
extend their aid in such q manner as TO in
sure a weekly line hereafter.
A little son Of VIM. Freeman, Jr., Esq,
Of Cherryfield. aged about four years. was
quite severely burned last Tuesday by its
clothes taking fire.
-Stesm-tug Terror, of Bangor. Capt.
-. is now plying on Aschias river; the
Delta has gone 10 Portland TO undergo re-
pairs Of machinery.
Mr.. charles johnson Of Aachias.
while al ~OrS for John Elwell At North
field last Monday. fell from staging and
broke his eollar-bone About one year
ago Mr. J. met with a similar accident,
breaking two Of his rios.
Lewis J. Wallace. Esq, Of Millbridge,
aged 81 years. apparently in full enjoy
ment of health. while sitting in his chair
by the stove Sunday morning. died instant.
ly-cause. heart disease.
John W., son Of Amos Dyer, late Of
Cherryfield, died 18th inst. Of congestion
of the lungs at the residence Of J. {
Small Of Jacksonville, Fla.
The body of James w. Gay, late mate
Of brig Mary Z. Leighton, died At Leghorn
Of smallpox, arrived at Aillbridge, Friday
in Steamer Richmond. and was buried
Sunday.
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1885
Letter from fremont.

$1,000 if"hf A'fhoht
FREMONT. Nix. Jan. :. 1871.
Ma. EpIroK--I know not but what
tour local contributors are 50 numerous
au4 their articles-pf this character so
common. that you will be compelled 10 re-
Jec; tA.~. il - shall not feel offended. for
l lpye original thought. and variety OF
STYLE a. well a. Editors but II seems 10
me If were TO fail OF making this appear
o. interest 10 you, il would be the fault of
lay head and not the subject. for after all
II ! grand old theme" and will never
gro" tame. while these Lofty Mountains
IN their proud heads heavenwari. 10 in
yte the lovers OF nature to come and look
fJr themselves. | had often passed BY
this Island Nj. Desert on the South, and
looked upon these ragged tops. and LOFTY
peaks, but | felt no longing desire 10 10
there. and ! have wondered what there
was III all these mountain sceherys, u a.
tract the attention Of our western friends"
for Il seemed To me that each OF these
mountains had stamped upon it-solitary
oIeAr; but wonder now. only al my stu
p.diiy, aud want Of love for the sublimity
; OF nature. am here for myself, and can
ipok with my own eyes. but that is all. the
FrlSid Zone is not far from the tops OF
these mountains | have no doubt. some
OF my western lrieud would laugh. were
they TO see Inc looking merely with con-
tentment Al these points of interest, which
tley had examined and surveyed. but let
MN laugh who wins" / am enjoying uy-
seii even IN January. and though the tops
OF these mountains be cold, the hearts o.
Tue people are warm. aud | assure the
fe"uefs oil your paper. that l find it pleas
AT 10 sit with them at their Preside.
A few things have attracted nv atten-
Ton, and no doubt may Interest others.
FIrst-Ihe School Houses in this town IS
isciSiiy' which think are the most capa.
cious aud neatly lifted for convenience OF
Aay that have ever seen, in our small
''"hs OF the State; there are two q, Bias.
hafooF' one 2 l-2 story building, | think
aud about two wear, old. tho o,hsr va.
uNSheu 'n's Summer. it Is heatei by :
furnace, mas large hall on the secone
moor, the house is painted w.lte viii
green blinds, and is said to Be the large,
and best School House in the County. how
ever OF this l am not certain.
This school is now being taught By Ms,
Thomas, Of Sedgwick, . graduate Of the
Normal School at Castine, and the other i,
being taught by lady; both Of these lady
show marked ability for teaching, ant
their lsbors thus far are Q gratifyiag sue
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cess and sec no good reason why these
ladies', doing the work OF q mainland doing
it as well. should not receive the same
wages; but for fear should be termed an
advocate of "womans Suffrage" will stop
here Another beautiful School House Is
situated at Goose Cove. it Is a one story
building, but is capacious. and meets the
wants OF the District. II has 4 beautiful
toned Cabinet Organ, also Library, which
makes it very pleasant house for place
of public worship. II Is grained inside.
asd papered to correspond with the grain
ing. and speaks its own praise OF the minds
that planncd-and the hand which did the
work; and think ii were well. il some OF
our towns on the Maine Coast" were to
/ look over these mountain ridges and learn
a lesson. and strive to initiate the popular
sentiment OF these Island neighbors. with
reference to their School Houses and
school system.
| had nearly forgotten the School House
/ at :. W Harbor, which isa house very
/ inu"h like those at Bass Harbor. The Isl
and House at :. W. Harbor. is both home
and Hotel, it i kept by q man of sterling
/ worth and great energy OF character. His
buildings prove this fact. for the raised
roofs. and newt, added parts. would seem
TO indicate prosperity nor does this in the
least provoke his nelyhbors. for heard
more than one OF them >ay. III Dea-
C had money enough. he would have
every man on the Island AT work for him
aud public sentiment is prctt, lure index
OF mans influence. ia his own COM
muniry.
believe there are measures being taken
AT he present tl.uc. To- have the NAVY Yard
At Charlestown. removed to some part OF
th. Island. perhaps on >ope's Sound. AMI
may Ne not hope that this NAV hc accom-
plished, and that Mt. Desert NAV soon be-
come The Gibraltcr OF America.
But have written now more than YOU
NAV have space for. l have only To- >ay in
closing, hal thought that the people OF
this Island. 10y being nestled among 'heSr
mountains, might fail Of >cein. the aivsuc-
i.4NHA "a 'N' 'ttei Fii>lu- sS"n>. ~ iiRfIA-
tnrc. arts. Ind public enterprise but hey
are not behind our towns even OF larger
growth. and cannot but think after all.
that these noun aims, instead Of annuyin.
the people OF this Island. with their ragged
tops and uneven ridges. are their best
teachers. that they do more than In up
their heads. they lin up the eyes aud
the soul towards God
And should not her people look upon
them a. the proud monuments OF ,hei.
glory. ana consider them a help 10 pros
Ierity: vIpErTr
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NJ \ Il X | T. ID.


In this cry. January 9Th. At the Cong Patronage.
by Rev Dr fcnncy. Nj CALVIN l. Hut hing Of
II tnc""k. and Mrs Emsl.ne { Hadlry. OF L..
nome
In I;luchli January Ah 10y VIM Somerby E-q
II Iil-wprth Henri \ HoR and Hannah T. Cuus-
iu- both II Bluch.H
~ Br-pkl.n NOV Isih hv Rev Hln-com Mr
Albert ain and Mis- Emma >utt.r b IN u Il
IL 9TH. by the same Nj Hosea I Frrrthcy of
B.'okln. and Me- >pih.A M,fariAnd Of surrv
he anh by the -Hmc Mr. joseph York, aud
Nj AdIe Watson, 10th " Bropkl5n
Jan 1T. Capt >ni N D." ai-on, and Mr.. HATTIE 4
- talry. both ct Bg'nkln.
In fremont. by Bcnj sawyer. E4q Mr. James
" Reed t. Mis- Hannah Reed. both uiIir,.
Ia { ,umhia Isr - At the residence Of Cha. :
Young, by q l.. Islbut E-, Hcnry l. Clark and
M.-s Lucy VI Barton. both of Columbia Fall
II Adii-"u De 20 by james Wass. Pa Hen
~ AugH-tus brown. sdoI TED -"n Of the officiating
nag Il. q" aud Me- El.'t.s \ Tucker. b. IN 81 4
Thc wedding w. attended by large numb-r of
guest
g. liam ool Jan oh i,y J Vi butler E-q Can,
tu-cH. WEBSTER and Mt.. tlIcllA II t,tA,c.
bots 90 u.
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A Michigauder has been fined els
for irving to choke his wife, just because
she knocked him down with q stick of
ire-wood. and brought him TO with .
bucket of hot water-how the women
are oppressed
"A travelling surgeon has been doing
tapping for dropsy, removing tumors,
etc, collecting ms ices ana gong on.
His patients all bled to death within
forty eight hours.
Fourteen Philadelphia firms, manu-
facturers, commission houses and job.
bers in the shoe trade lave suspended
within the past two weeks. Their unit
ed liabilities amounted to seven hundred
and seventy-three thousand, aud none
of then viii pay ever 50 per cent.
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ft pcserf ltcus.

"A Morris his bought the home stead
%. H.I'ev Deliver. uear lon. ledge. :. W.
Uaasar
mcs,i,ic j. - have 4 course OF Lee
lures ,hi> Winter
Jacob SAWYER and {. NJ. Holden OF
ffeu ". have Dough, the wrecked sch.
B., Brandon OF Gloucester. now A, Lon.
Island fob sI4el
The I.adic, Of the East Bass Harbor
SEWN Circle held 4 fair on Nonda, even
in- Jan "a at their hail On account OF the
storm ;ht attendance was not large. About
Sc. were -ccelvcd. The net proceeds are
l. ae applied 20 furnishing the hall.
Na>'er Henry Newman with a crew o,
m@a - p The woods. getting out the top
i.m'cr> Tor TIE vessel 10 be bull, al Bass
narHa- nvxt summer
-in fremont. l. men hy the name Of
!. h smith. a,sd l. YEAR. killed. on the
J. h -ay "i December l. pig and hog..
! months. J. day. and Il minutes old.
each We. ching ! : hundred and /. pounds.
BeAfh for Sorry
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Item. about Town.


difference. Of over fflv degrees il
ffNRClatutc on huI>haN
..,
- Hr ht>t "l tu' A>>cihnlle> hot"i'h
a;,,., ~. ,v..a,l,.., So. - .ftand,o
>'''"'''- az "''''' 70"
.;i rt.,,,.L n.-,,,..f,. I,,,,,,. me,
NV i''''' w 'i
N''''
''s anu
h" house formerly "'eup''d pH Ut
iI"dGAin- ha- been purchased ~ VII IN
lln.H"- and moved ny me ana "i "lsheeh
N'
t'"ad-
schooner Frauconia Of Ellsworth. al
N., No,L y.rnrt. having been fifteen
,.,..,it.,,.... .,., ,l..,,,, .,,.,ss
iA' ''I' o'''am '"i'e-
Hon. samuel Wa>sou was thrown from
biz. .-.i-b a, Mason. MIL. hv the s,,,d,,,
b.. -. t.,,. ,.,,,,,..,.,,-
Ga. '4 ''"' ''l'''N' "'''i'''H" ~ 'N'''E up
o III h'Ai
u4, heuu,b.- .y.,,rnal which WAS in
..,t. .,...,so,, u. >..,..,.- MIN
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BUSINESS NOTICES

We nave often wondered whether there /. a
person in Ill NV England who does No.,
know and appreciate the value 81 johnson.
An"dync Llniment' A. family medicine, II
l. adapted 10 most all purposes. and /. the be-,
pain killer tina; can be used.
Fariners and stock raiser. have Frequently
told u, that have seen very good r,.sult> rom
giving sheridan. Cavalry Condition Powder,
II cow. aud swine before AMI after thcv dror
their Young. The Powder. put the n m goo
condition. aud give them strength TO care and
provide for the suckngs.
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Notice of Foreclosure

Whereas Resben Gragg Jr., late of Ellsworth
County OF Hancock and sta OF Maine, By hi.
deed Of mortgage dated February ~, A. D.. 1855
and Recorded IN Hancock Registr, Book lOi page
80 conveyed TO seth T,sdals, OF SAID Elisw. rin,
the following described lot Of land situated in
said Ellsworth. described ~ follows: BeginnIng
On he rosi leading by John l.. Moore's at the
snutherly corner Of nj owned by me; thencs
>ortheriy and Easteriy by the line OF my lot forty
seven DDS TO stake; thence South iour rods
pareiiei with the corner OF said road: theme,
line to the road thence on the road four rods TO
the nrst bound. which said mortgage has been
contained In said mortgage has been broken, now
sberesore, claim TO torselose the same and give
tsis notice accordingly agrseably to the Statute OF
the state.
GEO. LULLUN.
BY bis ATTY. A. =. DRlNKw WATER.
Ellsworth, Jan. 9tn 1871 Az,
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Ara Court OF Probate holden at Ellsw orth with
in and tor the County vi Hancock, on the lst We'd
ne-'iay OF December \. ID. 1917.
0enja amin LuIkina Guardian Of Mary =. bag
Ogett, of O-land in said County minor-hzvims
piesente 4 his nrst acc on Il OF Guardianship upon
sAId minors estate for Probate
ORDERED :-th.t the san Guard ian give notice
thereof to all persons inter ested, by causing a
copy of this order 10 be published three week
excessively In the American. printed In tli-.
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
TO be holden Al Bucksport On the Thru wedncs-
day OF January next, At ten vi the cipck la the
forenoon, aud she~ cause, u any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
3w5l PARKER TUCK judge.
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Rsnne's Pain killing Magic Oil IL sold BY
most Of our Il sder,, aud is becoming almost a-
indispensable 10 a family as good -four. II
cures pain quickest Of anything We ever r led
Sold BY all Druggists.
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STATE or MAINE.

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. with.
III and tor the County of Hancock. the lat
Wednesday Of December. A ID. le.0-
a L. j. ABBOTT, Executor Of the last Will Of
~ Lucy Whitney late of tastine. IN sAid toun-
- MISUNDERSTANDING presented hi. irst account OF
Administration upon said est,te Tor Probate.
ORDERED That the sal,t Executor give
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weeks excessively IN the Ellsworth American
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fhiri Wednesday Of January next. ten of the
clock In. thc forenoon AMI shew cause. II any
they have, WIN the same should not be alIoWe.I.
3wl PARKER TUCK Judge
A true copy-Attest GEo. A DYER. Register.
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Notice.

Henry II. Clark intends pssitioning the Legisia.
ture for liberty TO contract and ,nsintain 8 dam
across Norwood Cove in the Town Of Trsnou
the present winter.
H. H. CLARK.
fremont, Dec. I'D: Io7o. 3Ws3
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ID | r. ID

~ Rae Htrbor. nrr lI;h. Mr. Julia ; wife Of
WI I .auh Rich am. aud laughter II Jacob
saw yer. f-.l. aged g ycar-
In fremont. Mar BARTLETT wife - VIM n
Hsrsirti agtsl ~ YEAR
In TT-nrBi by drowning he sIth " al,.- u -
ipsun AEr,i - yrsrs
In Ms rN--crt pcc ri. William Robert. sgd
- YEAR "a months
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The supply Of water has failed 1t Jersey
City, and other Jersey towns, bordering
On the bay and the Hudson River.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice ~ Foreclosure.
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Rnacils al
legal Notice.
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Report OF u a. sport >aAoAat u 'hN-
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as mt-.i"nsry. discovered safe anl simn .
remedy tor the 4 rs Of >~rvou. Nr.lus.. , ,rir
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$50 -" ~ Nn"i' rain OF i's"-firrs brDusht IN
~ banrIul and vtriau. habits i,trx. nurt-,,
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Notice.

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