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Os0esaie Ports.

PORTLAND-Cid esth sch Hlcyone Davis
sagua-Jas N Churchill; sch Lena Hunter. Perry
Philad~iphia-Em~ry Fox; sch kinKle4der,
Snare, New fOrk-Nickcrson 4 Litchnetd. Cid
21th barQae Ella, Lewis, Buenos AyrOs n Lewis
& Co; 6aIque } winslow, Davis, Mafanxas-
Geo Hunt, nd ksnne1 4 Tsbor; brig Sly Boots
(br) 1olman, Z ,udalCupe-Ceo II starr; sch Tay.
lor Mathis, Cheeseman, Fhiisdelphia-Nicker
son 4 Litchneld; sch Buena Vista, Lewis, Wiz
casset-Easiern Packet Co.
Al 2stb, brig Hattie L Wheeler. Bacon. Provi.
ience, sch kosids b, br Lipsett, Boston; sch
President, Robinson Boston; Otranto, Hammond
Boston; Julia, hunt, Exstport-frcsh herring for
q market. 2Nh Mary Jand. Merreil, Boston.
sid 18th b..rque winslow; brigs Ha tile 5
Bi shop AL Sly Boots.
BOsTON-Ar 18th brig Adele McLoon, Muaroe
New Orleans Ar 27th, sch w ID Bickford, MeIan
sn., lis ashore on Georges island, with fosr feet
water in her hold.
Cid tsth. ship Winged Hunter, Small, for New
Orlrana; sehs Mary Haskell Haskell for Savan
nah; Zeyla Crowsli, Alexandria; brig Selma,
Happea6y, Caedsnas; sch HcSeweil, Turner,
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sSupreme Judicial Court. Term
WALTON, j.. PRESIDING.

Y.-William p Preble ct. al
VS.. II. J. Libby, administrator of estate OF
John Goddard. Action for money had and
received for $1,000. alleged proceeds of the
sale by the master of the wrecked schooner
Alice r.. deposited with Houghton & Ben
son for the defendants. Withdrawn from
jury and submitted to court. Judgment
for plaintiff for el462.
J.& +. NJ. Rand. Bradbury 4 Bradbury
The above gives the result of lawsuit
that parties on Cranberry Isle were inter-
ested in. The report is taken from the
Portland Argus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

Re!u -ai ace den. occurred last
\ i4r~ltr. Mr Colt. while coming ont
D load Of wood, cntanelcd hi. Sled
y stump. he took hi * TO
\ away the stump. aud j, glanced and
n -y lac leg Of the OK
tt Gutter. McCulloch. visited our
j - day ed
-pi. Il. W. hiag la, arrived home,
y i've weeks herring nip. down East
y Herring 4 scarce.
>h Native. made 4 trip to Belfast
/ herring. aud!etu.ned with freight,
7 Sc Ia Dor froze mp on "wednesday
-5.h
'NE NAwfrE:-lf 81 the pigs and hogs
tAc .,I4;y have been interviewed and
B ported We would beg TO turn the leaf to
IN. sublime theme. Al Bass Harbor.
q huge rock. the dimen sions indi-
= Il 70 weigh. a. least twenty tons.
! "a VA probably leil there by the
p -"r~ - tAry passed over this section
Enr centuries ago: no other rock Of It's
\ '-.". except few small boulier> al :.
ilarhor. can be- found nearer than
pm Ellsworth. |; hid a few wards OF
4 THra ia vein of the famous tran
i b. rock lying y. \. West and ;. :. East.
showing the course of the glaciers
,A- direction Of Ellsworth. convincing
4 lo -uch rock ever originated ON the
iad. 10 those who admire nature this
! a -r4ndgr curiosity than all the old fur
ARE iu the county. Low.
a >4e-ed relic. Mrs. Priscilla Rich
! a-on Hi fremont. has Bible. printed in
p Ad"n IN 1850. then the property OF
--4h Baker Az ancient relative: On a
! .e4f j. written the births" Of dec.ud-
.'> down 70 William Richards. who
.ruu-ht It 10 America in the year 1856
Aa published two hundred and ninety
-ar> ago. this Book" remains as indella.
IT, and bright as some Of our pr.sen,
rinting. having faded but little and being
'ell preserved. Can any Que in the coun.
bring TO light any relic SO old. so ap.
'Fopriate. so sacred. b. Low.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

Breekl.n nesus.
About forty gentlemen OF BrooSlin,
gave expression of sympathy to the be-
reaved family of the lamented Capt. For
han, by turning ont, Cutting and hauling a
years wood. and fitting It for the stove.
Never did men work more chcerfally.
They commenced oper ,ticns IN the morn
Ing. AMI before night the wpn was htnd-
spnely fl ted and pile | on the square.
All honor % the people of Brooklin who
are never wantin. in acts og Kindness and
hrnrvolcuce H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

The Telegraph poles for the line from
East Eden to e0mesville are now being
put on the spot preparatory to comuenc-
ing operation in early spring.
while . party were hunting in the
mountains 1t East Eden last week some
killed valuable Fox Hound belonging TO
them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

1uE NICRo>cpPr -Uue of the most inter
e>iihs l-.fisnrat>, an.i u',c which l. sa.il,
performed. l. 70 watch the cnauss In The blood
ui = driIcstr OF Yer, pale person bite u.tny
tfti"w tonPuuNp >YgUPoF HffoPuo~-
ftliif>. The cuhruTl.>> or dead curpu .cle.
are steadily r.mrsrd from the .,-l-tn aud
are replaced Icy the rcd OF ,italaed particle. 20
necessary To sisorou, existence.
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Il NeosWfck ttemn
-Edgemoggin Reach froze over. from
Brooklin to Deer Isle yesterday, and in a
lew days III this weather holds.) the ice
will be strong enough to cross on.
Mrs. William Gray. an estimable old
iAdF' spun seven skeins of yarn, on the
day thar she was seventy years old.
Officers of Edgemoggin Lodge. the
present year.
Geo. O. Bartlett, W. VI.
j. W. Penny, 5. W.
saml. Herrick. J. W.
). Watson. Treasurer.
Danl. NJ. Means. Secretary.
Benj. Nuttsr. Sen. Dea.
j. 1Ibbets, Jr. Dea.
5. G. W.
The members Of Edgemoggin Lodge.
ana invited friends. had a fine time on
wednesday evening last. on the occasion
OF installation Of theit officers. After the
installation exercises closed. all sat down
70 most beautiful and excellent supper,
sach only as the Ladies OF Sedgwick can
get up The pleasant and genial COM
pany Of Collector Sargent. of the Customs.
oApt. warner aud Lieut.. Parker of Reve-
nue. cutter "Dobbin-r and John W. Ores
er, ESQ. all from Castins. added much IN
me enjoyment of the evening. Although
i' was cold outside thermometer at IL
oeiow.) yet, inside the Hall, all was warm
4ud cheerful. and much that was lovely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

SIGNS OF InE Zopt,c. A philosopher In
he West. - wa into admiration Of the I her
~ f,ctorai. writes Dr. Aver iot Instructions
under which sign he shall be BLEED. which bis,
tered. and which .omIird. AMI under whirli he
>h"l take Ayers fIils for an affection OF the
h'er' also under which sign hi, wife should
commence 10 take the >ar>apsria tor ailmen,.
lie atii> that he flready know. 10 we,u his
canes under Taurus. change bi, pig, IN
syOrpio. car his hair ia Art.., and SOAK hi.
iee' "a Pisces or Aqnarins - ,hcir condition
requires.
>chop'ma>ter>. start for hl~con>in aud
v-il Mr.. Ham when ,on get thers.
Lowell n.lN News.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-02

IHr ELLSWORTH ANp PoHrIANp PACKET
LINZ The Packet SchooucrS Frank Pierce
and Ocean. hAvin. lifted up for TIA. packet
business for the coming season. viii re-
c"i'e freight for Ellsworth tho present
winter II a load should hc ordered. Both
vessels VIII he on The route the coming
season. and Will receive freight cariy in
the spring a the business may require.
giving shippers an early opportunity Of
shippin. with quick dispatch.
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Belfast Items.
e'iAS' Harbor is closed BY ice.
-keEenue Cutter Doblin, has been cruis-
ing nineteen days cut Of III. lac, ,wsn,x
she has been as lar east as PASSPORT.
Rev. Mr.. Fay. of Bangor. lee,ured he-
lore the Normal School Lyceum.- last
friaay evening. Subject-"womeu and
work He was very hard on old b.sehel-
ors- Hon. Nelson Dingley. of the Lewis
Ton Journal, is to lecture next THURSDAY
evening. Subject-"The Normons.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We received very pleasant letter Of thanks
tom "ur friend Kendall. nee hi> reirrn home
FOR tbhiie at Jnhnson> An",ivne Liniinrnt
VIII b we gave him. and which he says has
entirely cured him Of the Troublesome and
dan2erou. cough he bad when here,
On the dealt, 81 one a Eng,and'- mos, emi
nsu' rhv>iritn~. al hi> "a c~ were sold b,
auction. sui am ,ug Other thing- was i scaled
prcNei market adj ter 80 Thy >i-lai,~ whie
brought girat price The rnrriIa-.r on
op-ninv I'll. packei. real - follows Keep
The head coui he biwrl- ul..t, and ,h. i.ef
warm" II 10, >ir j. nscre>>arN u.r Par.an. :
iutgsiiN. i'iil.. lhry are ne mi,i tien'iii., :
y pnl'ar ! p' ih-i ha, auueAr, i ~ the ia.I
huuif..i yeat.
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iias Relieved ] hpa.lnts ~ nughs, Colts Fever
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80 apltttt. bit fthr. constipation. >le.plrsSne~s
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Iftru= thn ia-t wear have - II over NiGCt"Fu
Ihuu and Beetles aud Cpnsti.r IT. Imu"nse .af
: sun irut Ir.tni ~ IT. rrlt4hiltts t,sa & trod
Win &c.. wholesale brrge4+t., Boston. sold
hy all ttuE@nt.
tNf
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oriand hemS.
IL IL bushels of smelts taken at one
maui at the mouth OF the river in Orlaud
last week, worth s75.
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Probate Court Adjournment

THE February Term Of tine Probate Courts will
] be holden at the Probate Gdice in Ellsworth on
Wednesday the 18th day Of February 1871 and all
business reiurnable on the lst Wednesday Is here.
BY continued and will be RET urnAble on that day.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
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AN1kH-AK,nts, $50 per ,iay5 to sell The ceic
" h'Htei HoH,c shuttle Sewing Machine. Has
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tHkr pl"A-Hf' IN aHHNunc.ug % my friends
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-03

DB"A ragged little urchin, begging in
the street, the other day, was asked by
lady, who filled his basket, if his parents
were living. "Only dad, marm," said
the boy. Then you have enough in tho
basket to feed the family for some time,"
said the lady. ooh, no, haven't nei-
ther," said the lad for dad aud me
keep five boarders. He does the house
work and | do the marketin'.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-03

. "Jennie," said a landlady to her help
the other morning" Jennie, was there
any fire it the kitchen the other night
while you were sitting up?" "Only
just spark, ma'am," was the reply
The landlady looked suspiciously at Jen-
ME; but the innocent girl went on scrub
bing and humming Katy Darling"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-03

D@5" A personal" in New York
daily week ago states that L" if John
Smith formerly Of Philadelphia, will cali
at No. -- Blank street, he will hear
something to his advantage" John cali
ed. There was about $50 of him-and
he has been calling at the rate of forty
seven per day ever since the personal
appeared.
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"OUR FATHERS HOUSE :"
OR,
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Faultfnding.

MIR. EDITOR How easy thing il i.
cause il Is easy. how many there are who
do it.
There are those. who can see no impcr-
fection in themselves. and their family
friends. They remind me Of the man who
prayed-"O Lord. bless me and my wife.
son John and his wife; us four aud no
more" We all have faults; and Of course
do not see them, as they are seen by OH
humble and cha itable. then We are al the
present time.
The man who is blind to his owl i'm
pc. fectio1s. and righteous over much"
always thinks badly of the world. He is
always SAYING. in his heart at least. II
thank God, that am not as other men
ae.r A man much given 10 faultinding.
will prove curse to any society or party
TO which he may belong.
Some years ago MINISTER resigned the
pastoral care OF a church in Massachusetts.
because one of his members. Ben job =
son." was a cha ohic fauliiinder. I'd he
could endure the annoyance no longer.
He preached five years TO. church in
Connecticut. and two or three years TO a
church in Rhode Island. ard then returned
To Mas achusetis. and was re-settled over
his old church. In his first sermon. he
told the congregation. that ''he had been
-. oh .tarht and
had preached to several different congre-
cations aad had found Ben johnson.
everywhere he went
Fa1ltainders. grJnble.s. disturbers of
the peace of society are found every where.
The question has often been asked. why
does God take away good men. aud allow
these iaulrfinders TO live. and disturb the
peace of society:' But Mr.. Editor; we
may as well ask. why does He allow Often
sive an;inals to come around our dwellings
in the twilight and disturb our peace and
comforss Why does He allow thorhs,
thistles. and b iers to grow in our fields
We can ask questions easily enough. but
who can answer them!
People who are always finding fault with
their mel. hbors. are a curse TO the COM
munity in which they live. How much
be..er is it. to see some. hing good in every
body. aid to cultivate that charity that
..hideth multitude of sins"
You have heard OF the Dutchman. who
attended the funeral of neighbor who
had been somewhat troublesome. and after
listening to many remarks. in which his
bad traits of character were made very
prominent. said, well: he was good
smoker"
The Dutchman. was the only man. who
could say good word for his neighbor'
and who manifested disposition to hide
his ssmultitude of sins.'
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The church and nation have suffered at
the hands Of the faultYinders, and grum-
blers of the laad. They bite and sting
society, they SOW the seeds of discord IN
church and state, and seek to bring al,
others below their own level.
lie who said, fret not myself because
Of evil doers." had in view the good Of
society, and he who heeds the advice. will
he better and happier man on account
of IL. Yours, MrNsoN.
Feb 18th, 1871.
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Probate Courts.

EILswoRTH.-lst We'd. Jan. Feb. Aug .
Sept, and Decd We'd April. 81 Wed
June and 4th Wed. Oct.
BLrKHIIL. list We'd July sn,i Nov.
BUCKsPo Sd We'd Jan, Nav and sept
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MEN WANTED, to canvass Tor our New and
W Beautiful Map of L. ,. and Nurli, for ISL.
~iIh all Railroads, aud New Bible t,unte ana Re
Ii sous Charts Great wages cleared by good
= gents. SiOo to 500 per month. Apply for tcTIas
and territory to ID. l.. GUERNSEY, General -Aseai,
4 Al Il
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NEW .iDVERT TSEMENTS.

Drugs A Medicines. George A. Parcher.
Corn and Flour. Ambrose saunders
Farm tor sale. Newell osgood
:, hooner for Sale. u. p Nasgaii.
\aticc of Assie nmsnf, ~ swazfs.
Caution, J. Vi Moore.
Frpckle Lotion. -. no, nr. II 4. Perry.
Brass Instruments. J. q. HAYNES, y Go.
Ianciev.- Root & Herb Ritjcrs.
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Agents! Read his.

We will pay Agents Salary Of so per week
and expenses. allow IL large commission, to
seal our and " onderful inventions, Address
NJ. WAGSERA ". MARSHALL. Itch.
4 AUR AuENIs are nakins money, ,elhn.- e.
iul and beautiful articles, which are III Z eat
demand ~ cts. VIII buy 4 sample. EsTUN \
SHERMAN, tsroton Junction, Mass.
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Deer Isle, Hills Remedy.

r HE Inhabitants OF Deer Isle have been liberal
] patrons of HILLS REMEDY, 1 think il has
done Them good, h. blossom at tue North and " .
II. IL Spoiiord Ut Northwest who has closed his
agency and settled up hts accounts, and now the
agency waits a cat fiom some wide aw axe tr ader
10 oil der, and Lo 1t comes. Hon. L. Warren L Co
have sold lots OF il: Cranberry Isle has spoken.
MtDesert has had it candidiy assert that no
dealer in medicine is doing the right thing ~ q
suffering community without having HIPS Rene
dy constantly on ha..d. Orders solicited Found
Wholesale in Boston, Bangor and Portland.
REV T. HILL, Sole Proprietor.
West Waterville, Me. a,,6i