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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02
The Battle about School Teachers.

Anything that makes the people think
NOR about the Common Schools, and the
different ways Of managing them, will do
good in the end. Active oppc sition to
new measures is far better than indifrer-
ence and apathy.
The Legislature which adjourned this
week, passed an amendment 20 the Teach
er law. This puts the discussion to rest,
SO far as State authority is concerned.
The towns rsust vote ut annual meeting
whether the school money shall be expcnd-
ed by the School Committee, or the Dis
trict Agents.
We hope every town In Hancock County
will think twice before they act.
The school money is derived from the
property of the whole town. and distribut-
ed to the School Districts. Some Dis
tricts receive much more than their tax
able property w~lld give them. and some
much less. We should think the tay-plyers
of the towns would want the most inteli-
gent officers to act for them. Every year
a large amount of the towns money is
paid over TO School Agents. who never
visit the schools which they have the man
aycmen. Of
mittce are every way safer judges OF good
teachers, and the wages they ought to be
paid for teaching.
Difficult schools, requiring skill and much
r..,I Arfft. h., 1l.r
teachers placed over them. while small
schools can be taught by younger teachers.
at low wages. Now, with good School
Committee we have no d nubt about the
wisdom of adding to their other duties
that of employing all the teachers. But
by a Committee that cannot or will not
spend much time, the school money cannot
so safely be disburscd.
We appeal 10 the citizens of each town.
Ia the tax payers. 10 look carefully over
the ground. Bring to town meeting an
| opinion. Have you three citizens in your
town. who know better than the average.
/ how to keep schools and to examine the
teachers If the money raised for the
! Common Schools i put beyond the control
| OF the town authorities, let the people see
| that IT Is not used wastefully.
Many towns will be Obliged to take ac-
ticn a. early As next Monday. The School
Districts will soon hold their annual meet
ings also. If good men are not found To
manage our schools the innocent children
must suffer. All will 20 right where the
parents are alive TO the importance 81
education.
We fear some of the towns in this coun.
| ~ set low value on the service Of Com.
mittccs II the people demanded better
officers they would obtain them.
Neglected schools cost community il
the end, the shame Of low morals. isnor.
ant labor. thriftlessne>s. and poverty
WM. II SAyAEY.
Co. Supt.
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Under the old law. School management
BAkIN. DAY.

Ny DEAR FATHER HERBKKr had not
thought 10 impose any tar, ner tx unon
the Kindness Of the Ellsworth 4tasrfcs1
af,cr my comnlu ii, atom in thai paner ot
the 18th. Jan. but hayi.r. received vonr
Kind Letter ia the 1aieri~aa Of Feb. Ieth
addressed 10 me personally I Il, no, feel
at liberty 10 Withhold an at.we, Had
Won not led me 10 g ,,..tt some Nm, further
bv way of repIy 10 my ..ohie,.,io,s
would have answered yon. l.,,er l,.,
week. but d,l,yel n,,l,,,. 80. r,..I-,....,..
il would be beer for mo Ia ra,,Ir to All
Won had 70 80 ia ,n. ,,..,,,.,,,,. ...-;...
Not receiving any rhiuy mar. ! ;,,,,-,,..
the fin :, available moment mi. we,.l ,,.t
thouob my dan. i. .yis,r--,, f..om ,,,a,r,,,l.r
which You woe. the day /. no,e N. los.
SHARED. see Rom. 1t.3-Gl
hi.hly appreci,te th, f..i..,,u,. t..,,,,.....
of your epi.iI. and meet ,,,, ~;
yidnal. in a spirit of the mo.r r..,,..r3,,
GOOD will.
Ye.. dear Herbert that no On. .bo,,ld
mistake NV nos; ion while bav. o,,l, ,,,.
kinde,, of FEELING. toward vo,.s.lg Ia,
once enter my pco.est aoa;n.t eiu..u,,l.r-
stood a. having any feelin.r of fellow. hin,
for the church Won repre.-,t IholJ Won
aud every heiur wearing th, im,.,. of God
as a ..neighbor;" hold the Roman C,tbo-.
lie Church a. an ..euemv" for the sat.. of
Christ aud hnmani Y. rer~et 70 have o,.-
ca,ion 10 use this languaae had no
thought or desire of being Involved In a
controversy concerning the merits or de-
merits of the Catholic organization: the
object Of my first communication being
simply to show the absurIity of The Ca no
lie position with reference to the action of
the people of the papal states in exercising
their God-giying right of exchanging a
hated tyranny supported by foreign bayou
cts. for government acceptable to them
selves. Had the matter been allowed TO
drop there. or had your letter referred TO /
this main question. without protruding
the claims and forms Of your church.
should happily have been spared my pres
ent task. As it Is, 1 know of no better
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BLCEHII.I. Feb % Is


Mr.. EDITOR.-We have an establishment
in this town that has not been mentioned
BY any of your correspondents. the Melo-
deOn mandatory of Mr.. A. II. Dresser.
There are many Melodeops now in use in
this vicinity Of his manufacture. that are
pronounced by musical critics. to be equal
in quality and quantity Of tone, to those of
our most noted houses. He Is remarkable
as tuner Of musical instruments. Md.
has for sale Sheet Music, Patent Medicines.
Jewelry, Confectionery, and many kinds
Of children's toys; he also repairs clocks
and watches.
The present term Of our Academy closes
this week. This school is under the faith
full management Of John B. Redman of
your city. Mr.. Z. k a thorough, practic-
n, and pleasant instructor. His school is
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COUNCILLOR DiSTHCTs.-The report OF
Councillor Districts of the State and TO
make the assignments TO each county, has
been accepted by the Legislature as fol-
lows =
The counties of York and Oxford. to
constitute the first district.
The county of Cumberland, to consti-
tute the second district.
The counties of Androscoggin. Sagada-
hoe and Hancock, TO constitute the third
district.
The counties of kennebec and Somerset.
TO constitute the fourth district.
The counties of Lincoln. Waldo and
Knox. 10 constitute the fifth district.
The counties of Penobscot and Piscata-
qui>. 10 constitute the sixth district.
The counties of Washington. Aroostook
and Franklin, 10 constitute the seventh
district.
Under this arrangement Councillors will
be appor1ioned as follows
Tork-Is.4. 1875. 1876. 1879. 1850. 1881.
OltorI-ls.2. 1873. ISL ISIS.
CambridHd-Each year.
Anirosoogg ia-ls.2. 1873. ISIS. 1879.
.Sag131h0c-lS 1876. Isl.
h4AfpcA-ls. I. $50. l>Nu 1871.
heRHs5ec-ls72. 1873. 1s.6 ISL. ls-O.
1881.
S0merst-ls7i. $50. 1873. 1879.
LiaooiR-ls72. Isl. ISIS.
Halio-lsa3. 1874. lssO. ISL.
RHo5--lS75 1s.6. 1879.
Peaotsnot-ls.2. 1876. ls96. 1877. ISIS,
ls19. 1850. 1881.
PjscatIYu 1874.
WIshingoR-ls73 ls.4. 1873, 1850, ISL.
4rooSo9k-ls.2. 1877. 1879.
Ffsakhn-ls15. 1876.
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Twenty seven Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Females
mas placed DIR DOW at the head OF all ply sicians
making such practice a specially, ana enables
ann 10 guarantee speedy aud permanent cure
IN the worst eases OF Suppression and all other
Nsssfraai Degaageseats, from scA-.fsser oaas,.
III letters for advice must contain si one. \.
. Esnicorr srsEEr, BosroN
y. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring u -
main under treatment
Boston, July. ls7n.-sp.no.iyr
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Brass instruments

or the most Approved Manufacture.
Very Large stock. at Low Prices
NipLiN>. The Bet uzn s4.AI TO g. % each.
FLUTES Of cyo~y srrtrtvf
ANRTI<'> tkLkBItAIED ct tTNl~f
fIO IlNAN, AtCoEbEpNs, CARAVANS rIA.
E"Ltis fIfEs aud an other Musical last 4rn.ut.
STRINGS foT all ~'ring,i iu-frument-
PIANOS AND MEI.ODEOS- for sale ami L.
Let
Music .of Eands, Music Books and ali I'd, pi
Ai.sIcgj Merchandise,
JOHN G. HAYNES * co.
it5 b Court IT Bo.Gou
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They contemplate holding baby fair
at Bethel, with premium of four dollars
for the handsomest, and three dollars for
the next handsomest, and three dollars for
the latest Of each sex.
old sugar boilers predict a big flow
OF sap from the maple trees the coming
spring.
A. Il. Farnham has been appointed
Postmaster at Bangor, Me-, in place Of G..
Fuller, whose commission will expire
April IL; ]. L. Pratt has been appointed at
Midtown, Me. vice s. Waldron, resigned.
Fifteen hundred bushels of potatoes
were sent to market in enc week from Bry.
act Pond station.
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THE CALAIS FIRE.-Fourteen stores
were burned in the fire n Calais on We'd
ne,day night. all of which except one.
We're owned by Mr.. ;. L. Pool, whose loss
cannot DC less than $1,000 or $4,000. a
limited portion of which only Was insured.
Several persons who resided in the upper
stories. A. well a. Others who had offices
there lost nearly everything. The fire is
supposed TO have originated from defec-
tive chimney. The following Is list Of
the losses:
Grocery store owned by Mr.. Daley oc-
cuped hv MIR. !. ii. Fpster-~tore not in
surcd-Loss. $1,000; Mr.. POOLS store, in
the following order One recently occu-
pied by VIM. Todd Jr i'm which there
were goods stored. valued at 500: ;. W.
smith. gas fitting establishment. Loss
son insurance; :. Il. Pool & Co.
two general stores. one on Midtown the
other on Main Street. large stock of good.
partially insured: Mrs. j. VI Halls Mill
merry store. insured for 5000; jaime, Brad
ford. meat and proNi>ion>-Ioss sjDu-
MOI insured: r. Il. Leach. confectionery
and groceries. Loss slop0-Partlv insured:
Edgar Nhidden. books aud stationery
Fully insured: II. Grant. confectionery
Loss sI4n0-Insured for $50: Capt. Crow
ell. groccries-insnred for $1,000: stiles 4
Sioddardfs drug store. {. '. Horton. loss
s200o-fully insured. {. ;. sale. dry goods
insured for 5000: \. ii. Ward, confee-
tionery-Loss S>o0-insured for $500 /:
large portions of the above stock were
rescued but in a damaged state
situated on the upper flats and destroy
Ell. were the paint shops of Mr.. Whitney
and Mr.. -Acheson the Office of DIR. Laugh
ton. dentist; the residences of Mrs. Child..
Miss Bell. dressmaker: Mrs. Merryfield
Mrs. McCurdy; Alex. Beckett. Jas. Kyle.
From most of these apartments very little
was saved.
The stocks of A. +. Neill. dry goods NJ.
Michael's. cigars. and Miss Benson. MILL
merry. were all removed in an anticipation
of the fire reaching that building. The
whole loss i estimated al $50 900
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02
BATCHEL0R' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye the best in the world
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous. does no, ,ou.
tain lead. nor aay rifatie poison TO produce parah
sis or death. Avoid the Wanted and ,,s,,,.iy..
preparations Boosting virtues they do not possess
The genuine ~. A. Bachelors Hair bye has bsd
30 years untarntshed reputation to uphold its in
tegri,y as the only Perfect Hair Dye-Blacs or
brown. sold by all Druggists Applied n h
Bond 81 y. \. So. Iyyt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02

-Miaistecs in our day rarely object to
an increase of salary. but we fiud in an
exchange a capital s,ory of an old Con-
necticui pastor who declined il for very
substantial reasons. His country parish
raised his salary from three hundred to
four hundred dollars. The good man re-
fused for three reasons: First" said he
''because you can't afford to give more
than three hundred. Second because nv
preaching isn't worth more than that.
Third because have to collect my salary.
which. heretofore has been the hardest
part OF my labors amopg you. If have to
collect an additional hundred it will kill
me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02

"A party Of five persons lately returned
from fishing excursion in Richardson's
Lake. In three days they caught with
hand lines through the ice SIS pounds of
trout, and could easily have obtained 1000
pounds more IL their bait had held out.
they used up all their bait, consisting OF
zzo live sinners. In another pond they
caught l25 pounds OF pickerel, making in
all 700 pounds Of fish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02

Forty sail Of vessels have arrived at
Cape Ann from Georges recently, averae-
ing very light fares, aud many of them
minus cables and anchors. About q doz.
en- good trips arrived last week, but the
fleet taken as whole have hardly brought
in fish enough to pay their bait bills.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILpEns.r. In.
vited TO call at ny Once and e,amin.
MeALI.AsrER,s
COMPREHENSIVE NITRE BOX & SAW

hNABLLS THE JOINER to easily make
wi,be eec. Iaitre joint st any required angle
;iaioas planning or trimming II can be
instantly adjusted to any angle. anil i, so
sinpie In construction that the most un.kiL
i ~ workman can make perfect Joint ct any beye
TIME required % make joint BY any OF ,be
methods heretofore In use, and does the yvort in
n much better manner "a
The Saw has No lateral notion and III. ems in
the stock Is smooth. straight and true so maj ne
loint formed ny two symmetrical angles can mot
be otherwise than perfect 0' =" ~
one OF these boxes Will last life time and can
De oEered at such price as to make them a
use, H. x HAWES's "'H ''f"o"'
It's Pee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02

LOADING OF THE w REGISTER COMPLETED.
The last barrel of the supplies for the suf.
fering people OF France was put aboard
the United States steamer Worcester
about 10 O'Clock this morning. The cargo
consists of the following articles :-49l4
barrels of -four, 800 barrels of beef. 100
barrels of pork shoulders, 2s2 barrels of
peas. 400 whole and $50 half barrels of
bread, 1900 boxes of herring, 243 boxes Of
fresh beef for roasting, and one case Of
dressing gowns for the hospital. The
worcester will not be ready TO sail, how
ever, Tor several days, probably not before
next Thursday.-Boston Journal, 25th.
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We learn from the Free Press. that
Mrs. VIM. McLoOn, of Rockland. was
thrown from sleigh on Saturday and had
her collar bone broken. On the same day
Mrs. Thorndike, sister of Mrs. McLoon.
fell upon the ice, and received, 1t was fear.
ed, severe injury to her spine.
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Gbt ellsworth Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by n. X. SAWYER. For
terms, &c, see first page.
$. NJ. PErrExGILL Co., 81 PARA Row, New
York, and GEO. p. RowBLL Co., % Park Row,
New York, are the sote agents for the AMERICAN,
In that city. and are authorized to contract for
inserting Advertisements for rs q our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers In that city requested TO
leave their favors with either of the above houses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02

MIR. EDITOR ~ our subscribers have
good reason to suppose that the old town
of Gould-boro is in fcrment over the
New school Law" but such j. not the
fact. except in political corners. II Is en-
riou> to see what a faculty democrats have
of dragging in the little ihrce-and-a half
penny issues. and any dritt >tuirthat prom
i>e> TO give them another vote.
This change in the School Law was
started by the best friend, of education In
the s;aie-democra,s and republicans alike
and none but demagoguc irueel.
would try tn make political capital out of
it. When the act was before the Legi.ls-
tIye. Mr.. Nillran. u democrat. aud mem
| Der of the House from the town of Wells.
/ WAS one of it, -taunch-st champions,
The new law has wrought no harm
| here. The Committee Informed the Agents
at the beginning of the last school year
/ that they lthe Agents could hire the
/ teachers If they wished. | believe. not
/ one teacher wa employed by the Commit
To-" without first con-ulIin. the Agent. a4I
! rice rcrsr. and the result ha> brrn that oar
/ schools for the pa, wear. have been taught
| hy a very extra class OF teachers.
am in favor of the new law. hecan>o
believe that The secret Of success, ia ever.
branch of business, consists IN ''putiiuz
the right man In the right place
General Washington did moi. single hand
cd. uhip the British. bit he .clrc. 81 n.
general. ann n,tt nnn.. I'M, ,m.rir,,,. III,
guard and .harry. frec tucrir, /. tho
consequence. ar. >,ew,ri Tie r,.rcb,,-
i. in,r ~ New Nor.. wa,,tnt .,b...p - n .
silver .ponn In Nj. ,,.,,h e t,, H.. ..l,.c,..l
hi. clerk. vi,l, .ur,,ri.iurt,.t anil H..
income uoN /. tIr,,. .I,ll,r. nor minnie
Fy.r, W., pin, .,,a,.1.,.....i..,,..,a Il, ...
q, ....,..r.,l ,,,i ,,...,,. ,......,,,..,.. >,
.,Ic.,u,n n.i,h.r g.. .,..,. ,,..r...., i. ,.,r e.,
school ,.arn.r who /. lil.l by the t...,..
and , -.,5l .; ,h.. ,f.,r;., and r.,,,,,1 ,,,u
un...,i fn tie several hrari,,.. al i..a.,,l..
Washington. General. had the aahf in
them. and ~f,vart-. ,l,.r.s ,ln,., With
,i.f,i INTEGRITY t,v.. the 81, In then, and
,,honl tea.b.r. ,i.,,,, y,i,l, h,.l l,...r,,i,,..
and rh,. .,,.;,l ,ir,,,..- .t,a.,f.I 49,.
t,..ca in Them. All r,..fI.. lin e.. ,,..,l..l
ia, ne ..l,,.ti,a. az ,..,.l..r. IN ,I. ,,.,. ..-
80, ,l,.i. .,.....:.,. =. .t .t.,.,.
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we notice the following interesting
paragraph in the River and Harbor I'm
provement Bill that has just passed the L..
). House of Representatives:
For Improvement Of Union River. Maine.
$1,000.
for Improvement Of Narraguagus Riv-
er. Maine. $4,000.
FOR Improvement Of Sullivan River.
Maine. $4,000
These appropriations will be OF immense
benefit TO the business interests of the
localities named. Much credit is due Mr..
Hale for the ability and faithfulness he has
displayed in securing these benefits for his
District. We hope the Senate will keep
these items in the Bill.
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THE TERMS OF PEACE,
JOINT High Commission Convened.

AsIfIN'fIuN. II. u q.
The Joint High Commissioners met.
Monday morning. at Il o'clock. at the
state Department All the commissioners
were present except Hoar. Macdonald and
Northcot The proceedings were conduct
ei secretly.
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P!MPlES ON THE FACE.

-, u1H'uVhest BIack-worms or Grnbs PIN,
the Face u.e S"A'i"''hs on
T@''gs fo1|So"~ sss E'sssyyc ky,y.xx
h Is invsaah bic to the afflicted Prcparsd o,Ir
~ II =. Ferry Dermat oIegisf 10 Rona
81 ~ y. sold by Druggists errrysrAers 4r,o
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Statistics Of Commerce and Nayieat,ou.

Monthly Report No. ), OF the Bureau Of
Statistics, now in press. contains the stat
istics OF our foreign trade for the month
and for the eleven months ended Novem-
Der 80. 1870, compared with the cores
ponding periods OF ls69. The Chief Of
the Bureau Mr.. Edward Young. furnishes
the following synopsis:
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European News.

The German Triumphant Entry Of Paris ,rifl
oocw Hedaesday.-FraRoe makes strong
bat futile efforts 20 retain Metz.-The terms
Of Peace Bear Heartily upon Ffance.-The
Joint High Commission in session at
WdshiaJ t0a.
FRANCE ANXIOUS To RETAIN METZ.
VERSAILLES, 26th.
VI. Theirs proposed the purchase of
Luxembourg by France and transfer 1t to
Germany If Metz were restored to France.
EMPEROR WILLIAM BETTER.
The Emperor William is much improved
in health.
ARMIsTICE PROLONGED
The armistice has been prolonged two
d ays;.
THE GERMAN ENTRY INTO BERLIN.
The triumphal entry of the Germans in
to Berlin has been delayed two months. as
the whole of Germany viii observe six
weeks of mourning for the victims of the
war.
MORE MONEY To KEEP METZ.
Theirs offered another million of thalers
TO keep Metz. but the offer was refused.
PREPARATIONS FOR GERMAN DEPARTURE.
The armstice is prolonged week. The
Germans enter Paris Immediately. Roth
child> has been summoned to Versailles.
have also the Railway presidents. who
are to arrange to carry the German troops
, ack to their own country. Their depart.
ure will be preceded by a review In the
Champ De Mars.
REPORT DENIED.
LONDON. 9th.
The NrHing Ne,rs denies the report of
the fusion of the Legitimatists and Orlean-
lists.
FRI s>IAN ENTRY INTO PARIS.
The Prussian troops will make their
triumphal entry into Paris. Wednesday
morning next. AT three O'Clock.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.
PARIS. 26th.
The preliminaries of peace were signed
Sunday al go L. VI. France cedes Al
SAGE ana Metz; Belfort i, retained: the
WAT indemnity i fixed at tour millions Of
francs. for the payment OF which three
wears time i granted. The Germans are
IN hold HE res nufil II i maid
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remarkable for its good order and pleasant
appearance We are pleased to learn that
there is TO be Spring Term. under the
management of this successful educator
Our Village School i under the direction
of Miss Mary \. johnson, who is one Of
our best teachers, notwithstanding the fact
that she is not a graduate Of any Normal
School. This is the third term in rhis dis
trict by Miss J. during the year.
Many doubted the wisdom of employing
n mistress" for our winter school. but the
success of the mistress, in this and other
towns this winter. eficctually dispels all
doubts. Other schools have been success
fully managed by Miss Leach, of Penob
scot. a very successful teacher, and also
Miss Wcscott OF this town. who Is teaching
her third winter term.
Success 10 the Mistress and full
wages. il the wish Of JUsTiCr.
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s. era Far" for sale.
jn;E

p, me wen known Biaaksnfths stand in Marin
LAM y, ana Farm oontaiuing about 20 acre. III
MIN 70 r l.; Black smiths shon III. No.
ssS .c INC place on which i've containing ,,o,,
ias 81 - win large amount OF woa1 Ths
im r Pastures and meadows AFFORD opnor,,,ni,
the cnnnirs M , one OF the best Stock Fam. r.
me Village, and viii be sold ~ h. - n,nes from
TOT further particulars enquire of the suba.rs
Der on the premises. NEWEII 1sGn norrs
y Biuehili, Feb Ell gs7i 80
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LOR SALE.

EoR SALE.
The good Schooner FOREST a,
saIa vessel IS well found, wants a little cSniti1
ana then VIII be ready for sea- She IL fst h,,iIs
FOR cash or good paper, or real 60. ia cheap
for particulars applyte b. p Ws ~. e, .rT
- '''i- 3Wg
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For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan.
Use Perry's Moth & Fr

:, - NTVkfc IOtfOn
= the only reliable and harmless p.,noa,,
howh ios removing Brown discoloretion si3
by druggists every where DEPOT. 10 Ro,. ~, y.
n. v. NF''s ~ mona ST,
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New Advertisements.
buy me and I'll do you Good :
DIX LANGLEYrS
ROOT AND HERB BITIERS

This medicinal H. 81 hput tb., n,..a..,... 4,
doubt, the VERY best remedy known .or ,,
owing AMI a'l kindred disease. E4ttiyr...57
esf'FrHfaf, Ltrcr to.RpksIat, FIss A~HAu4-
nrAF0i-'n, bB sirp--ta, D,tztH~gs >rrsrtIf Sft
ne ~ LtigH"r. IN iassS. DohtL., JutaIl.r
F.iifR rscy. foa4 ) oaareh re
ny the tiineiY use Of this tnedirtn. M, hl,nI .
phFih'H- iAs appctlts - restorcd IN system
y ,hvnS thehrd The liver i tuytgoruts,l. Tho
0F'Aih - ."eri"nr'i The com ,,laxton il b,AntI-
fled. And the genet Al s.altb A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-02
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Ihe dfm heretofore exiSsinA under the name
ana style of Greedy Mason. Is this day dis.
solved, and e. .. Mason will collect and raw al
hins. z. HI CHIEFLY
3w6 RO MAa0y
Ellsworth, Feb. 10, ISL