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Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
Letter frsm Bssten.
BosroN, Feb, 9Th. 1871.

DosioN. feb. OH. 1911.
Snow at last and in abundance. The
sleighng for the past ten days has been
excellent and the Brighton Road and other
fancy drives have been fairly thronged.
The Horse Cars doubled their teams and
ran only half as often as usual. Snow
Ploughs and Jewelers. were In good demand.
aud dump carts were made useful In haul
ing the snow from front doors and back
yards. The Common is a place of much
interest To the boys after snow storm.
Certain avenues have been free 10 the
boys since their famous victory over the
arrogant red coats who three generations
a.o put an iatcrlict upon their PLAY. and
their rights are fully acanowlcd ed 10 this
day. The fool ha, dy adventurcr who
dares these avenues ., brave only gcts
h'oAeh skin o. painful brii>e for his
dirihg. SlidiaI l. proliibir ed ia our streets.
but on The byway> where there IL little
travel. coasin: l. enjoyed TO i,> full extent
and. bless yoH. the policeman don't see
it.
The perfection of the Fire Alarm and
Department of Boston is well WORTHY AN
extensive notice. Telegraph wires are
stretched from the City Hall to every ward
in the CITY running 10 the Engine Houses
and Boxes. Ii fire is discovered a rush
Is made for the person who has the key to
the nearest box. which il opened and
spring somethin. ike door snap Is
pulled. If II" Response is received from City
Hall thi~ i repeated. II cvcrythin. is A.
it >hould be the bells which are connected
by the ectric wire with City Hall will toll
the number Of the box from which th.,
alarm l. sounded
The other day We had a fire. rushed
ont and star ed for the scene of action,
oei"re the fr,t alarm from the bell, was
iiuishcd. an engine passed on ii> way to
the fire. another ihs ant and two more
engine, pulling their black smoke were
seen rushing through another street. The
water - taken directly from the hydran,-.
and 1t i >urprisin. To see how soon the
bright flame will give way toit- dea,leniny
elect. the secret Of succes, j.. that the
water j. put on the fire. not thrown al il.
The Postal arrangement /, another admir-
able system Nobody living "A quarter of
a mile from the i'o,i OH ,e thinks of g,.-
ms there for ;hcir mail. and IN short. not
half the people. - to >peaA. know where
II i. All mail matter l. delivered. tn.
carrier making from two To four round, a
day according to location. boxes to re-
ceive nail to be sent away are scattered
all over the city. that no one need 10 90
more than a i ,zrn rods to mail hi, letter
The General Court Is Ia session and thcv
have plenty Of work. The three subjects
Temperance, labor reform and woman,
rights. occupy their greatest attention, bui
minor matters are looked amer with
pr"mplitnle. Your, Truly. AC.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
EDEN. Feb. 4th. 1871

Mr.. EDITOR In the American of lie
I'd. saw a statement In rela ion TO "A bib e
printed in 1850. during the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth. My father has a volume Of
sermons printed in London. during the
reign Of the same Queen. the scripture
being that of the Wickliff translation. and
the orthography that Of the age Thi.
volume is dedicated to their Hooys (honors)
the Vertvs (virtuOus) Margaret. Countess
Of Cumberland. and Cathei Inc. Dowager
Countess Of Huntington, by tbs Rev,
Servant of the Lord Iesus. (Jesus Christi
Richard Greenha.n. This was brought to
this country before the Revolution BY John
Caldwell, take.i to the Canadas by one Of
the family, aud thence 10 New England
and presented to my father. Nor leaf is
torn from the binding. aud there is ouly
pencil mark Oh the margin of q leaf by
hands now returned to dust
Respectfully. }. II. DOUGLASS.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

A saw mill belonging to Messrs. Cope
land, Duren : Co., at MiIitown, was burn.
ed down on Saturday night, Jan 3lst. Loss
eSOOO; insured Tor 5000 Also q shingle
mill owned by Messrs Gates 4 Wentworth
Loss 5000; insured for $4,000. They also
lost 500 worth of shingles.
The Bangor Mercantile Library a.so.
citation proposes to raise permanent fund
Of 5000, the interest OF which is a be used
for the purchase of books. They also In.
vlte the Mechanics Association Of that
city to unite with them and Join libraries.
The Mechanic Assoc iation has . library
fund OF oS0o0.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

fA'A ~. ~ tb. blh. ISL.
Ma. +piroE The e Committee ON ,L,
Reform school" mlfn the annual Visit to
thar Institution. on The second day of Feb
ruaA. The buildings are in good order
Ai'd % = i haHd'omc c-,abli-hmcIi The
prr-cdi superintendent and hi, wife seem
anNl"a-to d. all ia their power ior In,
""mi"rt and advancement uf the children
coin-niucd Ia thri. rarc. rnc pte,-in.
need OF The rln.,i.i ion j. al.r, h-a, and tn.
e"n.n..ice "s.i nlNr a rrp,r; ! / favor o
ieitiiis shs ui.diAz Aih >.cAn,Ad
ou -.it 10 oe ,i,m. II The .,..se Of M.in.,
ca Iiio af,li the warm IA neees.arv I'm
thr 4nipr. oi those lr clil,I ra. and
40 -nih i''it bel liz for ihri. Use. the
d had pe.irr di-ba 4 The .chool. and tur,
.iie hl.d.ri Oai il The cJid mercy of ih..
""rid. 'at wIich cIAno, he ,Ol,i~r Iia,, The
Reform school blildias i. thereafter H.,
no inai sro"l a5ou, the money expended
Tor The ciiidre., AT that Institution. until
lie ha> been there. and ii he can stand in
that schoolroom. before that sea of little.
upiurneI faces. without a tear In hi. .,,
thea his heart must be harder than the
neither milestone.
I"- "Comni'tee on the Fisheries" still
nave The >pra sae Dam Case" under
consideration. aud will hear the ciu.iu.
argument, on Tuesday of the p.e,en,
week. An;us;a brings powerful lobb,
Ia her Interest. heinz 50 near th, lesi.Iu-
tnre that all the siren.th of the city can
he brought to bear without great trouble.
ohe gentleman though thr mlnufnctui-
er- on some of the smaller riyer- had be-
ter pay the expense of making the exneri
me of stocking the interior waters with
h>h. and If it wa a success then ,bey
would build ii>hway, on the Kennc,,er.
ihl' may be fair division of the spoil.
out hardly think il j.. The petitions for
the repeal of Inspection on smoked her
rihs werr referred To the - Committee on
Fisheries. and the question il sharply
debated by the persons Interested in the
matter. Most of the member. from tb,.
eastern part OF the STATE. on the >eaboard.
favor the repeal OF the law. and the In
>pecior General and his friends are against
the repeal. Bill an Act To Incorporate the
Bar Harbor aud Mi. Desert Telegraph
Co.. passed the House to be enacted. on
the second day of February. and there
fore. the visitors to that picturesque. and
highly romantic Watering place. are as
sured of the convenience Of a telegraph
line for the coming summer
The Committee on the Division of
Towns has decided in favor of dividing
Westbrook by a vote of to 2. The elo-
quence of the Hon. Bon Bradbury was
employed for the petitioners and th. case
has occupied a long time. While the di-
vi,ionist. and remon-trants were engaged
in a hand TO hand conflict. Portland, think
Ing. l suppose. to preserve the balance of
power. tried 10 pull out the tail Of that un-
fortunate town. ard appropriate il to her
own use. but siSnally failed the commit
Tee standing 8 10 | against the annexation
Of any part Of that town to Portland.
SCROGGINs.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

\ PgoFlIEr Is NOT WITH ,Cr HONOR e.
-tiror:c W. Nidsl *. E>q.. formerly Of
thi- city. has opened Real Estate 4 :cncy
Office in NV York city. Hi ff-e j.
Room No. l. g Nassau ST lie Offer. for
le 4 Thousand houses. 2 900 ooo acres or
land la y 9TH arolina farms. Ian =. and
plantations. thr ughout the South. Vrr,
excellent lands and farms In th,. n, stern
Sta,r-. aud real ant personal property Il,
the Eastern aud Atlantic s atcs. Also.
Bonds. Mortgages, Stock, and Patent
Rights negotiated. A horse and carria....
i kept ut New.rk. y j.. TO take cusio-
mer> for miles To examine property This
looks like business. aud payn. business
and no one need fe r that il i not all GEM
Inc. and gilt edged" for Ne has back of
hun the well known operators Ia real -
tate, Brittin Co. This stamps it 4 No. l.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

MR. EDITOR Your correspondent a,
ha'~ iiarbor = very Indignant. because
neglected To notice the school aud teacher
ai the head Of the harhor | think III.
teacher will not regret the omissio as IL
procured for her 80 earnest "A ch,mniou
For fear that Others may consider them
selves ii -hicd b~cau>c some are COM
nirudci. | will notice some other school.
"a Nj. Desert. H. H. Harden i, teaching
ai ;. W. liarhor. Mrs. H. Alien AT Nor
woods Cove. | yman Smith Al south seal
Cove. L. Il. Wyman at North Seal Cove.
r. j. Mayo at Center. Higgins at the
'ap". Capt. II. 4. Aihcrton at Indian
Point, having previously taught at Pretty
Marsh. wn"re he queled an iucipient mu-
'iiN hY moving immediately on the enc
iny works. and conquered peace"
~ lr-- II nr than 1t takes 10 tell of il. L.
>. "5ind.e i 'eaching in the Emery di,-
''ic' lhi, district coutcmplares building
ne" hpu-c. which j. greatly needed,
NJ" VI. \, Carroll is teaching at Hulrs
'ove. Miss IL. iismor aud Miss Klmball al
otter Greek. Mis-. ). Mavo at the Thomas
district. MIS- 5. r. Richardson at the Mar
rows and Mr.. Reed at Long Pond. The
school at somesville was tauyh, by A.
Higgins. All these are residents of the
Island. and being employed to teach In
their own vi"inity. for many successive
terms, l. strong presumptive evidence. that
theH are successful teachers. The school
AZ Sai-bury's Cove IS taught BY ". II.
stone Of Troy. who had previously taught
AZ Town Hill. Mr.. Perkins of Penobscot,
i AT \. f.. liarbor and Miss Scribner at
Bar iirbor. All are spoken ofas superior
teachers. Miss Eva Some, OF Mt. Deser,
was selected by Mr. Fletcher. a. one Of
Nv" teachers. wanted in the city Of Calais.
and has entered on her labors there. So
much for b. Lows" fling at Normal
Teachers. Some radical changes are
needed in the di-tricting of the Island.
Small districts should be united whether
Ia The same or adjoining towns. One dis
trlct which thirty-five years ago contained
but seven families now consist, of thirty
h'e ana supports graded school. while
another which twenty years since had
some twenty-five scholars, now has bu,
six.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

THE PETROLEUM. Business. Il i said
that the Capital inverted in the petroleum
trade exceeds one hundred million of
dollLr- and the quantity takenby Europe
alon".ln the year 1870. was one hundred
and frty million Of gallons. OF refined oil
cxclu I've of crude oil and naptha The
yield 'or the month of December was 10 PA
barrels, daily Five thousand barrels of
crude oil is equal TO 500 barrels of
refined. The New York Mercantile journal
says -
Eleven years ago. pet oleum was ur-
known. as an article of utility. Within
that period. therefore, petroleum has ad-
Ged many millions To our national wealth =
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
We learn that Henry q Dean.

We learn that Henry @. Dean. ESQ,
promising young lawyer of Biidcfori.d''d
in that city on Saturday morning, A few
years ago he rem wed from Andro,cO.yin
county 10 Baco, where he studied law
with l.. d. Smith, Esq. and upon being
admitted 70 the bar commenced practice at
Bid,l ford. BY reason ofhis many genial
Qualities and generous sympithics he won
large circle of friends In that community,
who will sincerely mourn his early dea b.
He took an active Interest In political mat
ters, and WIS at the time Of his death the
York County member Of the Republican
State Committee. -
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

List Of Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Jan. 3lth. 1871.
and each bearing thar date. Reported for
the Ellsworth American, by Vim. F. Sea-
vey. Solicitor Of Patents. Schwartz Block
West Market Square. Bangor, Me.
No. .379 Willis Porter, Orono, Shingle
Machine. No. 11l.497 A. X. Walker,
l1ampden, Fly Exterminator.
Whole nlmJer of Patents issued 2)S;
Reissues. 10; Extensions. 3 Designs 10 !;
Trademarks. 2
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

mas plscei DIR. DOW st the head OF all ply sci an.
making sach practice . specially. and eusb.es
him to guarantee u speetv aad permanent care
IN the worst case Of Ssppressis. ami all othsr
ue"sfrsa! Drangeaeafs. from xh.ferer easss
All letters for advice must enntain q. once, No
. ESniCorr srREAr. BosroS.
y B-iinard .urnIshe' 10 those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July. isTo.-,p.no
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
1T Is ALE-iMPORTANF

that the Young should learn how 10 avoid the
most Inactive diseases always prevalent In eiyI'-
zed connnniitss, and hardly less Important tina,
men oi MID lie age, or those more advanced ip
me, should undo rstand how the lost powers ot
MANHOOD may be restored On these. AID Kindred
seienes oi Life, or Se.EPreservaii.np by Dr.
"a. aianes, "I bo.toa contains surprising amouni
iers may judge of the character of this inter..
ing volume by perusing the advertisement OF IN.
TeAoody hetticai Institute. in another coiumn
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

The following is the amount Of Long
Lumber manufactured at ST. Anthony
Falls for 1870:
One hundred million feet oflong lumber
The Dianer Mill. on the Minneapolis side
OF the Falls. owned and run BY Eastman.
Delaittre 4 Co. One circular gang made
nine million long lumber, three million
shingles. two million latiIs mostly RATED
down the Mississippi. marked st. Louis.
e. ID.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable. instantaneous. does not con.
tain lead nor any r'faiie poison TO proar. paraly
st> or death. avoid the Wanted ami deIusive
preparations boasting vn,a-s they do no, posses.
The ssnuin. ". A. Bachelors Hair Dye ha. hal
20 years untarni-hed reputation to uphold its in
t-grity the only Perfect HAIR Dyr-Blacs or
Hrown Sold b. all Druggists. Applied At *
Bond - y /. spe IS3l
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
Special Notices.

No. sEDowIck, Me, Aug. 10,

No. SEDowIcK. ME-, Aug. 10, lsso.
Aessys SefA ". torie q so#s;
GEsTLxMES,-I can checrfnliy bear testimony
to the excellence Of TN. wIsrARs BALsAM or
WILD CHExwr, as remedy for a seated cough.
and as anordns sre., relsf in a bronchial aaee
ton in my own case. Yoars Very Truly.
". CoRTHELL
and soii by dealers in mesicin' generally.
om6
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
But We are not entirely without the light

Nut We are not entirely without the light
OF experience on this subject; aud, it is
believed. that our best Public Schools will
oe found to have been In those towns,
where, mrler the old law. some member
Of the Committee has been entrusted also
with the power Of School Agents.
Let then the law of last winter, giving
The employment ~ teachers to Commit
tees stand, and be subjected TO the safe
test of fair aud deliberate experiment.
Castine, Jan. 3, 1871. X.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
LEGISLATIVE APPoRrIoSugSr. The mn

LEGISLATIVE APPJRTIONNENr. The pui =
li>hcd ems : OF Maine xhib.ts popula-
on of 626 1876
The Lra >latur. i Gu, ,tiiuteL Of 81
Sriiat r, and Isl Representatives The
i'era e nn i'-r emitted 10 a : .nttnr j.
therefor 20 2Jb: and TIE. average entitled
Ia Re rc>VI,tltive ti47.
The foilon.n. table exhibits tn numb r
u > nators aud Rrpr, scnjatvcs to which
cacb cou ,ty VIII he cnti led by diyi nm.
their numbers by these averages; and
2iv also the fraction on which the appor.
ton ment will be completed
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

-Quartermaster General Meigs' annual
return of contracts made by his depart
ment shows that the consumption of coal
sf Fort Sullivan. Eastport. was LOCO. .OoO
pounds. at ~ Is per tol; F ,rt Preole 73l.-
90 pounds, at 81 81 per to-.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
Administrators Sale

ny virtue ~ Iicvn.r fion, tn, 4 ,..,.., ...-.
"I H"hr""s uttTit. -hatI .eH . Au.r,.t .
"'h'e Ia hurI iH'tt, th. ssth ..,, ..I 81 ...
- ~. NJ 80 CO. \. H.. -o ut,.b : t.. b. q.
''H lh' hflinE ihr rryrtstpu at tluar. .,......
!" 1"i" va. &. 'lgtngNn Li.t- .-l re 10. q:
'"t'"t hc't'r'i. L. Viii ;tBtft4rt+ .I.,t I.. H..
"-'" i"' l'.~ i"3 In'+tt u. 'ithi- ai4,l ,u .,.
7. 4. NnuilhN<
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
ProboIc Notice.

irooat" Court VIII 1- L.l ~ the I.r ,..
'i",' IL E'Is" oifh- on stiHr.siat To-, Is "a ...t
- f''' uAt3. al 10 Sciurk 4 IA and 81 ,r.U, :.
'et.fn"bi. on The arst " e,lnesIaS ot satt f,...
.rr Ice rbg marie rctmnat,ls Io AUD IA .. ....
"s' 10 'hs ouTt. &" bs held on the sid l5l. Z,
"i February sfsf..ai,t PAEhtg
lwb
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
New Advertisements.

TIE Subscriber has taken a win
DOW In JOHN a. HALE'S RCDK
80 StOke, Main Street, wherc he i. .
-. sready y do all kin.is OF work .n.. =. II
Wasches, Clocks aad JeweIry. All xort e.,
81 Inc patronage Of Old customers is soIici,ed
GEO.sf. DUNN
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
RHEUMATISM is DURABLE
~ciesee, tie wonder 81 the World Is u,ixhI, Il
the descIopsm~ni.

the deselopsm~nl.
The subscriber impeIirtt by force or re-, ..
ihoUgh attn IetnctanC. take- Ihi. IA, fhnd i.
",uher l., hat eiars "i suffering huInanlt,. IN .
rti vim kbeumai:-m that he has t,~.n su,t-A e.. L.
"th "ncAri"n- power to heat = u1jotlty OF ,.,-.--
thnH afriCt"d, ahd has lIvtrg NItlir.-t - to .ul
-tShiiaIr the facts where he has hai an opt,uttut
~ !" ic hls power by pcrIahent cares
Att.r February i<l b. al holsi him ,tT IN re-
ness 10 obey The calls VI those effected wi n ttf.s
f"sti-in. so iHr - he h able on SUNDAY auu NJ
dny OF each week. at the bourrs Of paIl,,uf. 4.
ai thosc thHs suffering Win a ~ xtuuS tr Dial.
Sutea thi- II an ins itat"u tn tty me aul lt,-.
i"r yeurseives that am No hnmbus amt tt + ,.l.
""t IsHssr" or cure You ~haIl expect Iu connie.
~, ioE my s"rVIces. although shall be,
Je''eh to tob-islri able trouble AntI = pru.s- ..+
any ah'1 a." III able t. 60 TO much tNl.u.
'e' thr ialih That Is in iog-(hor " IN tir ,.
maj nave effected urge, me oa to 4uty ana 49,
thsi must obey.
y B. kxp.pses OF travel Tor Over o,. ,
must be paid by tn. patient
Ellsworth Jan al is.l a.,
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
Administrators Sale of Real Es,ate

IN lur-dat. Ma eh ~. iS.I. 4, ms ~,.,, 3D..
"'f? S-'ai': al 10 "'l'a'k a. VI sen nj Pyt..
Nh' '"n. All The :ight ~ a tifit tp q Nr,.f,, .
'ohtalnihS about ATTY acres mate ~ lr.-
IN ssii SartA "s which Arson fiu,,i ,f.,.i ,.
-s$cd. fkKaS CA~u '' i'-
G. " ALLEN,
49, 4Ntufpi-tf b..
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

The above table leaves 10 Senators and
ReDrcsentati IS tO he distributed with
re crrncc to fractions and relative.incr,a,e
OF population. Kennebec Journal.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
"YATT's INZAsNUFF SAVED MY LIFE

tnrred my Catarrh, restored me to health" say
o. H. trossman % cIin 81. N-w York. Trial
Box 20 cts, Large h. 80 cts For Cure Sl b.
mail ..nd - DR. L. 2 HYATT. al Grand street
New York
Dee s.th 1870 sstf
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

... AsINeeS Hair, tscth, cloths, shaving
anAnal seuaAss, Combs, M Doxea ..s povdsrs,
~. a., ".sls' sasies 1srfunszy, Colognes,
49, -, femadss, cosnstcs, Poekst books,
y. Oagssds EnAnsl 1esth Powder,
casesn sasN aiss tailst ssays,
For Sale W
GA PARCHIR,
nssGpss Z ApSssssazJ.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09
Nationai Insurance co
BANGOR. ME.
Statement January LIST, 1877,


L""hs secured by Mortgage OF Read g..
Ju,.res, sccrn,, SI1,5OM
Iona, -e..ure,i Inv a,h' ".' Va, ,uar, gtgHU
interest accrued on $ me not ,l,a - Z"
Ca,h IN the Nerchaa,'s Sa,,an,, 1855
c,sb IN he M,.rc,c,I,. r..,. , asnes
Gros. Premiums IN course nf lr,,us- "c D.
mission. tpt ~h,ch " 0oo % has
su,. rr,,'ysn's rncS oesn re rscsss,l9 p le7@s
omc. ~, ra,,i,n,x nu", Loa.s
ny "
s.H4ss,
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted ami unpsiI
Losses rei'orte'i and una Ia ted .-"e
Amount required to safety rr-insure f'''"
all out standing risk computed
st % per ccnt. ami pro rata o.
Firp Risks. and iou per cen, ON
MsnHe Risks, a,-. .
All o.her liabiiiues, commissions dus 'i'f"
2.oIa5.
Total iIs bilities -
capital stock paid ia, ss'' -
Net surplus OVER all Liabilities Cant ''''~'0
TAI STOCK. ami Reinsurance iuud .s,,.
-, f!iI 50, 8
Total receipt to date, ...
io'sl ksse- pad snd reported 20 dat,
'"'"' sNIehses 4" date iiicu iiug ~ata-
llcs, teht-, comuhia i,,ns. tr-tn.ur
'ANes' &c lJ,l59 -
Z. L. bar. III Agent. T. l.~o.th, n.
J~G
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

C"'eH-far fer .he Ye..r 1871
mr. ~ e''h a"xin'. in">d ". Marrh I; sun.
u y, sept. !. 'e'" 'u'
. aueh,' A. ~srne.'b n, ,qttc.ted 10 i,s ,,r.,,
ne ,.,, o' thc terra A. ies.oa. = 9 v,,., I'M
rom. -, '.i, c"'nmeu"e ihe second d.v tor
The Principal. Ss'"s ahN bot
hebron. he. Jan. 18th ISL
~, ANCEs: Hon. n. X. sewer Eu.xnr,h
= ~ 'n'si h Laht, Rev. IA. woudhna Han,
Anh.r, ryhsey fr Le~iston: Hon. j. n 10,
: ti,,, ses MI small, Porti Sal: Rev Mr.
.nio' hamiord; lion. summer Bur,,ha1n ~
49, non, "hiiam Wilson, iiAlloweii: 1ii bare
been patrons except one. AL mare
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-09

4. q. HERRiCR, An. Priar,Dai
NJ" NELLIE STAPLES precegsress
Mss ALICE b URNHAA .issistanf
Hrs A. c. Horrick, Teacher Of Mnsic
olL PAINTING and DRAWING
W u mas aad charge Of TN. school sen ,,
a,-t.J J'.ries s ana Mss Botaham hav. bgea c....
e.Neh ~ith ia SehnoI Ia" YEAR,
Ncsfis one hour " ! b. gwen Ia .sh
-, - 'uIer WIZ be &tvcn durIaS me f,
t'" ne x'Fern nsnt viii tp kinI i,,t
- a,hi - 20 iaHAc the school hke % hon.
>.t',h as Ieqesied TO attend Clurch on ...
'@poath at'ii 10 refine At tea o'c ,,ck iI.t.-.
t'.' .isnated among the hill. OF ttNi.r.I
in On. 80, % -, VI aaha' ami can be rea.-r,i b. ..,
IN ohe uay from Bangor. There a, = u,, t,.f,
saloons to take away the .lteuiE,n a. .,,,,i.
IRON their s,udses - 7'"'''''
No effort will b. spared for tho.e ,,r,.,,,...
h.eks, Io' ph ess, or tor tsaehiuv -rg...,..
and schools. 'i"Hs' % =" =
,ps, $50 to - 90 per week WOOD A-l
.sas ekfa eo"d loom. can b. ai,t .,.'t b..
ooafding sell II On, d 10 80 ,.t. -, -. 90 ''
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STATE CO toSNFCrIttt
Hartford County. Jan - IL
George l.. Cha~s', PreSnIont ana ! /, ~,
,eetetafN OF the abov- toned .ftl,.. I b.
AuiAhee % and sever ally make oath ul,t III
"o"'e statement by them sub~rttt,r, D. -, :. '.'
belief. true. Before me f'" '"fF
GEORGE SUMNER
\"'s'y Fuh.c
b. ". Gardner Agent. Bp~ksport, NJ.
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e. NJ. G. SEMINARY,

1hE sf"lNG TERN OF ELLyEN wlkkS
i Ign on AoSDAh, February 2Uth.
uofoaSh instruction - given In the A., lemical
met. ~ Noniaie'e'ai, and Ornamental Depart
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LtAblLtTIEs.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE en-

ABSTRACT OF THE ,rATrur>r
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- rei m Biii, to be . tti.,t ,h. ,. 49,.
,'he nc IN No dcaustips Tor an .I,....,.s ~
"A - - ~ ~ Csc VI ricsHc,-. l;ovx. futn.-U.
~ '' inc ieashef at forisni priees.
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fHoiished every Thursday Morning Mt Peters
bock. Ellsworth. Me-. BY \. X. SAWYER For
terms &c. see first page.
;. NJ. PErrESGiLL q Co, 81 Park Row Ne~
York, 9nf OEo. r. HOWELL 4 Co, a. PARK Roy
New YORK, are the sole agents Tor the AxggIcaS
IN that ciiS, ahd are authorized TO contract for
Inserting advertisements for at our lowest ca ash
stcs- Adseriseis IN that city are requested 10
eive their favors with either OF the above hon
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TUITION +:

Commsa English, AGA
Music per Quarter, ,Ssa
commercial course, two terms, SO
BOARD, ts,as to $3.50.
Ior further particulars inoutr, Of of tho prjns,.
As MELVIN y. AREY. AN.
Bucksport. Ne.
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fi'Sher English 4 Languages, 81. 90
or s'xty-fvc cents per week.
Common English. $500
or fifty cents p.r ,y.oL
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Live Moos.. w..,.I,,

m~.s sos1,ioei s,, Wishes to bur one or two i've
y VIII pay hberaiiy fDr Ii EN- Address A.
nuirnhan Ellsworth. Me-, or Profe ,,or 1 uIlen =,
Acf'iinac House, Boz ton, Mass
Iu.~o--,. II. HARVEY,
'"' ""h. sist iS9l. stN5
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

a. ne Copsrtnsrship heretoIou~ exi,,,ns under
NE name Of 4 k.ilier Co.. ,n the na.assv sg.i
,s asss, Vas dissolved BY mutual corssn. On The I'D
,a.,n ,h oy tne withdrawal Of ID subscriber
aaes and pay all dsts az ,ia,t l,s urn ,' ID
1ne oi the aissoluti0a. ~
El,.ror,h ISRAEL DURGAlN-
w. Ssh- u III. yW5
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1906. HEBRON ACADEMY 1877,
sHr,as and sanmer r,rm.

'"' TlA9 --iN spring teiIH uf Ihi- ln-tIlut or q, ,
commence "n iu -day, March : AMI con-
nnue Eleven We,k-
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ByCKsPoar. FEB. IN. 1871.