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From Portland Ne.

NE ftrst NrrrI1 GttaJs RdIrpsi ~ Ne,-
hAy'H"f- Largs Charitable B,7u,a.
PORTLAND, Sept. 6--Thc Portland and
oxford Railroad have decided Ia change
thriF guAs" from i've feet six Inches. to
'hg"r FRET a. soon a. new locomotive,
ann or can De substituted. rh> 4, the
hf't adoption OF the thre"-feet suage In
\"w England aud viii insure tha extern
.inn 81 fhr road from canton 10 Di.d,ld
aud Enmtori FAILS. granite bridge. 10
r"-f $1,000, j. tn h. built At Porter
River III Minnt
IN" late Byron Greenough, hy 'hiS will
len $1,000 {" help poor Baptist church.,
La Maine, s2o.Uru Ia thu Maine General
Hospital and Large amount To- other
churches
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SAN ERANrfsrn Sa.,

SAN Francisco. Sept. T.
California has gone Republican by from
5000 TO 900 majority. The entire State
ticket Is elected. The result In San Fran
''-'o Is In doubt as to the Mayor. but the
prospect now l. strong that Alvord. the
candidate Of the Taxpayers Is elected.
SAN Francisco, Cal. sept. :.
The Republicans are certain of electing
a senator to succeed Mr.. Cole.
W. conglan. Rep. i elected to Con.
gress IN the I'd District. and Sargent. Rep.
IN the ~ District. The Republicans have
an even chance of gaining the lst Dis
trict
lhc whole Legislature and NnuicipaI
Republican. aud Taxpayers ticket /.
elected ~ san Francisco. with the cxc.p-
ton of the Recorder and one Supervisor.
~ The last Guhernatorial election the
Democrats elected 1Iaight by over Q. 800
majority. showing a Republican rain III
some 1900 TO 1900 votes.1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14

WILLIAM L. THOMAS, Administra or upon
" me estate of James Gree ming late OF IRE
MS nnal account o! Administration uIon ,a,J s,
tate Tor Probate
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The California Election.

The result of the election last week IL
general politics of the country. Foul
years since Governor Haight was electes
over Mr.. Gorham. the Republican candi
date by some nine thousand majority. and
this year NJ. Booth. the Republican can
didate is elected by flom three to six thou
sand majority. This result will strongI,
initiate against the belief entertained bs
the Democrats that they are to carry near
Is all the elections this fall. The people
have not Yet forgotten the record OF that
party all through the war. nor the plat
form put forth ut it, National Convention
In 1861. These fatal plumbers Il will take
long years 10 wipe out. The Republicans
may not behave as well a. they should.
;hey may quarrel among Themselves. aud
differ on minor matters at state policy. or
On candidates for oftice-all these are non
essentials. ~ II we7c-comparrh with the
issues which they Squarely aud patriotical-
Is me, during the war to ave the union.
These old issues took such deep roo, in
the public mind thar new departure" will
not ef'icc them. Fire cannot burn them ont
nor the floods drown them. 80 We shall
see next wear. as We now see In the case
of California, tina, the Republican party
will assert H. supremacy. elecfing Il, can
ddate for President We may hopefully
look for other victories ia the elections
yet to take place.
Three of the most important rlections
will be held on the IGh OF October those
of Ohio. Pennsylvania aud Iowa. Ohio
elects a Governor. state officers anil nill
legislature. The legislature will elect a
ulted ~iatr~ senator 70 succeed senator
sherman. The candidates tor Governor
are General Edward 7. Noyc,. Repuhli-
can. and 'uloael George " McIo oA
democrat. The state has been VERY clo~c
for several wears. Governor Have. having
been elected by the Republican,. in 1859 b,
a majority 81 only seven thousand Id a to-
tai vote oi four hundred aud .ixty thou
sand aud the legislature being Republican
by ON, Three majority On Joint hallo;
Last wear the Republican majority Tor S..r-
Rotary 81 state va, sixteen thou-and
Pennsylvania elects an Auditor. a sur
,eyor-,'eueral aud member If the lcgi.
latur" The Republican candidate for Az.
di'or +, Mr. David stanton. and tor Sur.
Hr Robert r. Bcath. The
candidate. for the .atnr of,icc.
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BELFAsT.-Colrespondence of Lewist ~
Journal: The committee who have charge
Of the getting up course of lectures for
the coming winter are making their ar
engagements as fast Is possible. and are
now in correspondence with some OF the
leading lecturers in the country. among
whom are Rev. W. II. H. Murray and
Horace Greeley. The International Tele-
graph Office has been removed from the
Eastern Express Office 20 Washburn's
bookstore. opposite the American House.
where fine Office has been fitted up with
elegant taste. 1t is in charge of Eugene
Mcdonald, with the polite and aceommo-
dating Miss Dasie c. Brown, late of the
Concord, n. H., Office. as operator.
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IF-ihe citizens Of tastinc assembled
at their Town Hall. THURSDAY SEPT. Eth. To
consider the question OF granting aid To
the projected rail road from Calais West
ward. srd 10 choose delegate. 10 attend the
convention Ia .. holden AZ Ellsworth on
the IAN inst. Col. &. ". rilden called 10
the chair j ". Dresser Secy.
Enthusiastic addresses were made By
prominent citizens of Ca.tine csinc.ng
great unaninily and making ii certain that
Casiiue will tax her resource, To the ut
most. ifthe action ofthe convention should
maze il for her interests 20 do 80.
Voted unanimously. That il j. the sense
Of ihi. meeting, that thi. town can be r.
lied upon for the sum Of s2J0.OO0 il Ca
tine should be selected a. the Eastern term
linus OF the road.
Voted 10 send delegate, TO the conven-
ton AS follows:
A. T.. Ive-. &. J. Abbott. " ii. Wiiherle
Geo. =. Tilden. 6. W. Dresser. Col. G. ".
Tild-a. +. \. Hooke. :. 4. Noye-. Tho. ;.
Fuller. W. III. Sargent. A. r. Adams. ) +
Hatch :. W. Webster. T.. r. Davis. Geo
II. Emerson. ). X. Whiting. J. b. Wood,
Voted, That the proceedings Of thi,
meeting be published in Portland. Bangor
and Ellsworth pape-s.
j. ". Dresser Sec'y
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Let all our people who can, attend the
Railroad meeting Tomorrow, Thursday.
No doubt it will be a full and an earnest
meeting of the business men Of the two
counties. as well as OF large DELEGATIONS
from other points. Able men viii be in
attendance, and We may expect to hear
from them on this important subject. We
hope that there will be in attendance those
who have matured plan to carry out the
enterprise. 1t depends q good deal in
starting right in any business. If sur
vey is made this fall (and IL should be. }
operations can be commenced In the
Spring, If charter is obtained and the
ways and means raised.
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The Penobscot
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
NOronbega Hall, Bangor, Maine,

1,ommencing on MONDAY EVENING. sent ,,,,
MINI, sept. 29th. T. r
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The SMALL-POx IN LowRLL-We have
good reason TO believe that the truth about
the smallpox in Lowell has been sup
pressed. aud that the loathsome disease
continues il ravagcs in that city with un-
aba-ed if not with uuceasing fa.al.y.
Prominent citizens that were willing
enough that the truth should be concealed
until after the New England Fair. now saw
that the disease Is confined to no quarter
Of the city. that ii extends through all
classes and conditions. and that the au-
ihorities are taking no measures to isolate
the cases aud prevent an Increase of the
epidemic. When flags are placed on
houses they are taken away by the occu-
pants and operatives in he mills 90 from
intec.ed chambers 10 their employment
without regard TO the consequences. The
disease Is exceedingly virulent the fatal
result frequently occurring in forty-eight
and sometimes IN twentv-four hours after
the first attack. People recently vac cinat-
Ell have taken the disease and died with IL.
and large number of children and young
people are among the victims The course
of the city authorities in attracting large
crowds of people to Lowell. during the
present week. under false statements of
the abatement of the disease. is open to
the severest criticism. What the conse-
quence may be no one can fore.el. Now
that the fair is over, let us hope that the
smallpox will be thoroughly attended to.
and the further spread of the contagion
checked by vigorous measures.-Boston
Herald
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SnTF FOR sHTgtTF

Der Isle. Penobscoi. BROOK .sillc Ncro-
na. No. -. Swan. Isle in hear from. Prom
these ioOtings. It viii De- seen tina, Col
Campbell made a splendid run. ani ,ome-
very near an election. Lev b. wymah
Was the regular Democrat candidate Tor
>hrr' refusing to scll or; IA, right to
denomination At their Comfy Convention.
II We are 20 have pcmocrliir sheriff il
cnnld Tall into nn better hanh.
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The International Boat Race.

I 'n'' n ne Winning frrtr - nsinH'ss. -
-onis. m, Iva, Cree .~rDnd and tb>
BiJl u hird.
~AEArpsA sept. IL. The Ward crew
won the iour-oarcd race to-day In ,. min
utr~ and q second. They came in two
lragth, ahead. Tyne wcre second. Lead
ing the Rlglin- and the Taylor-W in-hip BY
half DOZEN lengths. -Winshp
claimed fonl At the st..kc-boat The Ell
thu.lI,in over the triumph- of the Ward i,
J. tremendous ami i, they came up Ia the
shore opposite the grand stand cheer after
cheer rent the air. Tnr Poughkeepsie
ere" wa, iiith and Mckee crew sixth.
~" third place j. given tp the Bigliu',
whose stern passed the stake boat only a
FEW feet ahead Of the Taylor Win, ships
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-Mullard L Buffers extensive tame,

-Mullard { Buffers extensive fannery
1t Fayette Mills, was burned to the ground
Saturday night At IL O'Clock. together with
one dwelling house and out-buildings.
Part Of the bark belonging to the t.nnery
was saved; partially insured; cause Of fire
unknown. The large buildings belonging
to the Dunn Edge Tool Co. caught fire
and would have been consumed, but for
the timely arrival of large body Of Kent
Hill Students by whose aid the buildings
were saved.
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Railroad Meeting in Penobscot.

Ma EDtroR-- Some % the -.s,-~..~ "a
th.- town met AZ the store uf Josiah Var
To talk over our Interests Ia the proposed
railroad from Calais to Castinc All mani
Tested deep interest Ia the matter
The Delegates chosen Ia attend the meet
Jr. Capt. Horace Perkins. Capt Jane,
sellers. Edgar =. Perkins. Leandcr 4.
Snowman, Esq. Isaac Is. Goodwin.
The following were chosen = Committee
10 call future meetings. sc. Capt. jaime.
Sellers, Josiah varnum. E>a. William
Griudle, Jr.. Isaac Il. Goodwin C.,
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ANDREW WpobNAS and Charles wood man OF
~ Bangor, IN County Of Feuob4c.1t hereby -3v.
notice That Henry Black Of DctRam, in the COM.
" "t Hancock, hy his decd bearing date the
fifteenth 'iav Oh Jane 4 u. l-f3g aud rfeor.i., III
Hancork Regi.try Of Deeds Book 10 Pa.. ill
conveyed ln Mortgage to I.ysaudcr " Hartman
90 sAli De'ih am. certain lot Of lhad situate. n
shid pcthsm. aud sourded follows viz II :
gaming At southwest corner Of " Htrrills AN .
being part Of No. %, Temples survey thence
Norther!y on the rang" Inc eight rods to a stake
thence kasterV about twenty four rods 20 the
county road leading from Bucksport ta Holden
thence Noutbcrly and WeslrrHv by said rus!
eight rod 20 stale: thruce ,oLthrrly By SAT-
Bnrrli> lad 10 the Mention Pond theme. Wc-f-
crlY D. the shore OF said pond L. the Buck-fart
Itnr. thence Nn-tr~rstcriy on SAID line AFr,.s
,ald road adjoining land Of NJ l.. Moujtau % cor.
nrr thence <ortherly to place Of b~gtrutu. rnr-
tanning fourteen md pre-halT asrrs, more or lr-.
together win the buildings thereon "a, viii more
iuily appear hv reference 10 The said deed aut!
the record thereof And the sail Hartman AFTER
wards on IN" tAlrI day Of August. \. u l--l by
- ""''-. "a -A~s ists ssort ,r~
I, NC HH'l"r=tgurG, Anirrw W11Btu.u sn.t
MARIE goldman aforesAid. when a-~lErrnrpt
Il aulL recorded a. alpre-agJ. IN Book 40 30.
~ The condition In sad Mortgage nA.tn.- he.-,
anu SUI being broken the undersigned Jy reason
thereof claim = force o4urv.
Dated TN. twelfth lay 81 Sc lembcr. A y l,-l
ANDREW WpObAAN
49, CHARLES WDDpNAN
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Chi Gllswortb Amerifau.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Rack. Ellsworth, Me-, by \. X. SAwrER. For
terms Sc. see erst page.
: NJ PETrgyGrLL 4 Co.. 81 Park Row, New
Work and gro. ". RowELL 4 Co. 20 Park Row
New York. are the agents tor the AMERICAN,
/ n that CITY. and are authorized TO contract for
Inserting Advertisements for al our lowest cash
rates Advertisers In that eIty are requested to
leave their favors with either OF the above houses
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lIiE EI>".-Thr Tribune OF Saturday
warns the people not 10 place too much
confidence III the reports which ill the air
that the Ring i, afflicted with Internal con
Nulsions. but says
We believe that Il Is true that Peter B.
~"e"ley has earnestly endeavored to Sc
car" the resignation OF Tweed and Con-
molly. That Connolly. under the stress OF
hi- Importantly, did la-t week tender his
resignation to Mayor Hall But Tweed
Wa not to be- put down so and If infor-
nation from Democratic sources NAV be
iru.'"d hc met Sweeney with defiance
and. whether through their connection in
the Ere Railroad or otherwise was able
10 exc.t such an Influence over him a. to
modify materially the programme OF that
4mb.tou- chienain. Mr.. Connolly's re-
-i-Aat'pu was Withdrawn. and at present
accounts the Ring seems To be a circular
a ever, each man touching elbows right
and Ter With his neighbor aud facing the
pluudered people of New York, but all
the while watching each other in the anti
clpation OF treachery somewhere and with
the full knowledge that each is a. xious to
cut loose from the rest
The Sun of Saturday morning saws
On Wednesday last Mrs Richard b.
Connolly made formal transfer OF hall a
m'fiol dollars in registered Uni.ed States
Oonds TO her >on-n-iaw, joe Fithian.
Ihe transfer was Immediately telegraphe,i
10 Washington and entered on the BOOK
o. the Treasury Department Mr.. Con-
molly still possesses three and half mil
lloh dollars OF unreg stered bonds"
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The Election

The election on Monday is a most graft
tying fdot. Republicans throughout the
state looked for decreased majority for
Governor Perham. through divisions and
apathy on the part Of the Republicans. and
activity and hopeiulne,, on the part of the
Democrats The result. showing hand
some rajn over last war : $50.
.;;.s e''ie'
an d II gratifying fact IL
treasures the Republicans. while it dis
heartens the Democrats.
We rive tb.. ,,.,,.-,l -.s.,,.
'''' -
" 1Niieeu"s- >
We nave received returns of the vote
cast for governor bv 40 towns which
loot up as follows
Sidney Perham Crep.l a92-I
Charles L. himball dem. 3las0
Republican majority sol
ne same towns last year gave Perham
+0.l30. and Roberts 30 GA republican
majority of I. jn3. The TOXIN. Ia n. b.,rd
g.. a..
h0'i'' az ei' gave eiiiiih JAZZ MAORI
" Ii they have done this year no better
than they did last year. Perham's majority
will reach AZ least II poo /, MAJ. =. 80
81. higb s19ooo
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Twenty-E Eight Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Disease. incident 10 Females
placed DIR DOW at the mead Of ali physiclan.
making such practice 4 speciality. and enables
him TO guarantee speedy and permanent care
In the worst ea.es Of SGppress.oH aaI all other
Asastr.a DeraR2em<ats. from rhaterer catIe
Ali letters for adv ice must cont tain o.. Once 40.
SESpIcorr STREET. BosroS.
S.B-Board furnished 10 those desiring ID r..
main under treatment.
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"ksf ELLSWORTH. Sept. IL. 1871.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Iou printed a statemen,
some time since of the Independent Order
Of Good Templars and its Officers in this
place. U was not correct 1t was sent
you by man living in the town of Bead
ley, who came in to visit Us. will give
You statement of facts at this time.
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oRLAND DISTRICT.

For Representative to the Legislature =
oriand-Condon. (rep.) none; Partridge
tdem.) 30. Castine-Condop. 80: Par
fridge, l0l. Brooksville-Condon, Il
Partridge, IS. Partridges majority, As.
GOULDsBoRo DISTRICT.
The seiectmen Of the classed towns OF
"ouidsboro, &C.. met in Sullivan to-day to
compare votes for Representative, and the
following is the result excepting Nos. lC
and Fl. not heard FROM:
William w. Bragdon, 49,; Nathaniel
Noyes, 3Os; Ambrose Scammon. 2. VIM.
W. Bragdon's majority, ".
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The propriesors of the Island Ledge
House, Wells, have entertained over 400
guests at their beautiful new house this
season. So successful has the new hotel
been, that An ell part to contain sixty
rooms viii be built before next summer
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "A. 1871.
Adjourned Meeting.

There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
RAILROAD CONVENTION ss Ellsworth, Thur
dav, September l%sh, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Delegations from the towns of
" ashingtan and Hancock Counties are requested
TO bepre-ent II HUME Secretary.
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$ptfiaI 4otifts.
Who il DR., WiltonP

NOT0CR.-We have Wilton's Ca,arrh Cure
tor the cure Of CatarFh Il will also cure Head
ache. Toothache and Neuralgia, and we will re-
fund the money for every bottle that does not be 10
store and test the medicine, with u very ingenious
PATENT INHAIISG Tune, free Of cost and salts
iy themselves OF its merits before pu rchasine
.. -. WIGGIy 4 CO, Apsshee>rse..
ELLSWORTH. MAINE
sp.no.emO %
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Notice.

YHERE WILL BE SOLD by Public Auction at
] the Custom House at Bucksport sept 30. 1871
at O'Clock z. NJ, TIE following described Mer.
chandlse, Viz:
." Gin
:" Run,
the same having been seized and forfeited for
violation of the Revenue laws
WIN. II. SARGENT,
collector of Customs
Castine, sept. I, 1874. sws7
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED Ellsworth.
John r. Whitcomb, Citizens and Republi-
can. MI Desert. &c. w. II. Preble Of
Gran. lsles-gair-two maj. Thomas n.
Lord OF Bluehill. &c, Rep. /; Isaac l.. Par
tndge, Dem; W. w. Bragdon of Frank
lin. Rep; Wendell silsby of Amherst.
Rep: Deer Isle. no doubt a Democrat is
elecfed
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PROUD OF THEIR TRIUMPH.

The papers west seem to talk as if
Washington County had gone Democratic.
From our advices this county is as true as
steel, and has elected its county ticket en-
tire. and given Governor Perham a good
majority.
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The Knox aad Lincoln Railroad Co
have just completed new passenger car
for their rosd 1t their works In Bath.
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State Election.

NN"ho>'"'Gl>. TN BANNER COUNTY.
ahdro>cogging county entire gives Per
nam i.'3t votes. and klmhall 266l Ra
publican majority 1867. against only a..
majority last year. when Perham had y "A
votes I" Roberts 2l99. Republicans gain
sine" last wear lu2J' That clearly mat.
AndroScnggin the banner republican conn.
~ Every city aud town In tb. ronn,,.
SHOWS republican gain. Well done
Audrosrnggin.
RoCkLAND. 18th.
NpflEn" rep aud White dem nv.
erected representatives to the IepisIa,ure
from Rockland. The election Of Whi,e
over >im"nton trep.) was caused nv \
purely local question
IIit ELECTION N WALDO cnr~rx
-, BkLFAsr. Me-. Iltb.
" ". burrill. democrat, |, chosen Pm
r"Sentaiiye from Belfast by ,,vn h,,n,f-.i
majority Andrew H. Grif,in fJa,," l.
elected Representative from s.ar.nort
over Hon. y. q. flitchborn (rcpuhIic,nI
" lnierpnrt elects Treat dem to the ~.
l,turr.
INV lf"i~tArtRt Il OVERWHELMING; Ky
fuBLtCANs.
Ia" Democrats carry Knox comfy
which sends two Senators. with , pro.nect
at Erecting one from Waldo. on account
u Republican di>~cnsion>. II i, though,
They hay" lost Lincoln county bv the larv,.
Republican gains Ia Waldboro
PROMINENT RErrnttcANs rLrrrrp
Nh'ug the most prominent Republican
senators elected arc Charles J. Morris. OF
Cumberland. Reuben Foster andJohn Nav.
o' hcnncbcc. aud John f. Butler. OF York
cLh"r n the Bild-fprl Jonrari. The
House 81 Representative, will be- at least
m '"'-qnartrrs Republicans. Among those
elected are Charles Holden. Jane. D. Fr.-
sender and Eunch Knight. editor Of IN.
Portland N'nr, Joseph v. Porter. nf Bur
lnGt"n: William Wilson. Of Halloweu.
James Nash. Of Gardiner: Judge Fit
comb. "f Augusta, Frederick Robe. Of
''"rham Edwin u. Smith. OF ~aco. who
Wa speaker of the last House; John II.
~ leigh. of south Berwick; John Perry,
- oxford; /. T.. Ntmpntou. OF Rocklan,I
Hiram Bliss. IT.. Of Washington and :. 4.
il"lhrnoA. Of Frceporf.
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The people of Norway are agitating
the propriety Of building railro I'd from
that town to Mechanic Falls, there 70 con-
meet with . prospect road to Lewiston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14

The town Of Wilton is now free from
the sale Of Intoxicating drinks; not even
cider or beer are any where to be purchas-
ed
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Caution

wHEREAS my wife Lizzie T. Fay has LET, NV
" bed and board, and aband oned her home
therefore all persons forbid harbor or trust
,racted by her after this date
CHARLES 5. PAY
Orlsnd. Me-, Sept. 4, 1871 svsz
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Lost,

REIWEEN MAIN STREET and Mr. Eihr;axs
Morrison's, probably 90 either Franz In S,rss,
y. ater street, a Silver Auneanr Casc
y W;Ss1S with an marked on The back, and
ably rewarded by leaving the same with M
JOHN oRI0SR at the Pest OAce.
Yus~o,. ANNE .. BATCHELDER
"' S7Pt. o, isI Swiss
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Notice to Road Builders.

cEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
y COMMITTEES on Streets at the once OF Hale 4
Emery, City solicitors, until Saturday the I'D dav
OF sept. inst, at noon, for the building Of new
street 70 be opened in Ellsworth, from Main
Street to state street.
The plan, speethca tions. ami term. OF payment
Ac., msy be seen At Hal. Kmery's ONCE The
proposa ais must meet the spec &c atoms la eyeiy
particular
CHARLES JOY Cota
JAMES r. HOOPER : on
FRANCIS McGowN. Streets.
Ellsworth, sept. Is, 1871. 2w37
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Full Blood jersey Bull.

THE sUBsCRlBER has fine blood bull, about
] sixteen months old, handsome as a picture
which he will sell at fair price, Call and see
him. JEREMIAH WOOSTER
Hancock Neck, Sept. s, 1871 aYgT
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At'p advertisements.
Card.

The CNDERSIG NED tender sincere thanks to
] the citizens 3ni frenhs who nobly exerted
themselves Tn save our property At the Ere last
Thursday night. HOPKINS MCDONALD
Ellsworth. September H. 1871. lw37
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14
Picked Up Adrift

BETWEEN BAKERS ISLAND and Ii,,ta ~.
Island, one ten pound porgie net. with 4
hall barrel buoy marked l.. Brag,lop. Ana us,rt
60 rea .he owner can have the same By proving
THOMAS 8. STANLEY.
Seh "Sst hhuof, sept. g., ISL. 3W3-