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4 70 } T. ". Those who wish q thorough exsuains
y!ruasrr declare. condition. q TIE an., ami
patient, readily lsara whether th<y carabe o.
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he intelligence eVef, q ehId Follow these directions.
s Ana Nature will do the rest, excepting that sesne
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than tae ample nsfrgctlora that accompany flrs
CRATE appetite OF rwturuns health hunger the
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the esspsir.ng be Of good cheer Coed bird At
follow, the coaxh iooses, the night sbate
In aaost time both cf ties. rrored symptoms
lr schenes, medicines constantly KEEP, tn tea, Of
ts0osAnais Of families A . Laxative parYatlse
Aantraie Pills standard Preparation while The
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s,te q; 30 half dozen Mandrake F1Ils -
los. For sale by all druggists ant deAlsrs.
cEo. G GOODWIN a Co. Agents, Bosson
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The President Interviewed.

The telegraph bring, 4 y. \. Herald re-
porter's account Of an interview with the
President at Long Branch on Friday.
which We give a, received. The REPORTER
says that President Grant denied that he
had made any change la his policy with re-
gard To Cuba. and with reference Ia Secrc-
tary Fish. spoks a follows:
Not a whisper of Mr.. Fish. retirement
has lately passed me or any OF the Cabinet
Mr.. Fish will not leave the Cabinet or re-
sign the seals Of State with INV consent
while I am President He responded an
willingly to my call and entered upon the
arduous duties of the Foreign Office with
diifidence. He has discharged them we'll
He has been faithful. patriotic and dilligent
! should be grieved ii he resigned. but he
won't resign
In reference to the Treaty prepared by
the joint High Commission the President
said:
1T is in my judgment the best settle
ment Of the outstanding differences be-
tween the L. 5. and Great Britain. Every
article of the Treaty was submitted to me
after II was adopted by the Commission
and approved by me, and each article was
In the same way submitted to the British
Cabinet and approved by the Ministers of
the Crown at once. The English Com-
missioners spent great deal OF money in
telegraphing sections OF the Treaty. The
Queen Of England pledged her signature
beforehand. | therefore regard the Treaty
As practically ratified. Measures will have
TO be adopted on both sides to carry out
the provisions Of the Treaty. Our House
Of Representatives will, feel certain. act
periodically and wisely in the matter. The
Treaty must be ratified and made the law
Of both nations. The necessity is imme-
date.
As far as We are concerned We would
like to have better terms but there were
two parties to he bargain, the point aimed
at WAS not merely pecuniary settlement for
losses by the Alabama. but the settlement
Of irritating and disturbing questions like
ly any day to bring the two nations into
armed coniiict.-My aim was. by this
Treaty TO secure peace through Justice.
and believe have succeeded. No ap-
prehension need be felt as to the course of
the British people. ] would regard it as
an act Of bad faith on their part to reject
the Treaty after Is almost unanimous ac-
ceptance by our Senate. The English
must surely prefer q fair settlement OF our
differences with them for which this Treaty
provides, rather than to nurse the causes
Of war A settlement of war were the al
ternatives.-
In reply to the remark that the Canadi-
ans did not seem pleased with the Treaty.
The President said:
They will be reconciled to IL by and
by.-Ihe fishery clauses Of the Treaty are
% favorable 70 them as to US: perhaps
more col will be glad " they settle tie
matter It once and Be done with 1t. The
CANADIAN 6ahorSna donf aunos,nf IN 1855,
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Religious Notices.

The Christian Mirror regrets 10 learn
jnaf Rev Mr.. Vail feel compelled 10
resign the pa>tor>hip OF the North and
congregational churches of Cape Eliza
beth. He has done persevering labor
i'us and successful service there
The Cniver,lli>t annual state Conven-
tion will be held in Bath. commencing
June 27th.
Waldo Congregational Conference will
hold It., annual meeting Ia searsp0rr on
Tuesday and Wednesday. June 18th. and
lifh commencing Al 10 \. VI. Preacher Of
tanttreIre Sermon, Rev. II. \. Shorev.
Rev. &. l.. H4,Aeli write, ZION, Her
ara Methods \ good WORK Ia. been
accomplished ia The past few ycal, on th,
hHrAll1d District. Ia thc huilliug and re-
pA.iIuS OF caugch.>.
The 'nri-, an Mirror learns thar the
taHgregatinnIi ehurche, III Waltioboro'
have been enjoying very precious work
II grace for several weeks past From
&" entN- - thriy pef~O have obtain
nope in thri>t-inanE others are ,Ieeply
iutvfe,l ed. Rev. j. ". Itirelon of Way-
erly Ma. ha> been adding 10 tn.
churches ia this work fur several weeks
fhe 6l>i anniversary Of the Maine Bible
society was held az the New Jerusalem
fhAa'Ai- bft4ditl- NUut4Ak evening Key
ID Smaller, President OF the society. pre-
>id!ig The report OF the Trustees show
eli that the sales during the wear amount
81 10 5000. leaving a balance of in
come from this source. after deductino
$1,000 Tor expenses. of s13g. G0-showing
an increase OF s7l.76 over the net pro-
ceeds OF spies last year or nearly 80 Der
cent. The Bibles and testament, given
away during the year cost sl30.35. The
amount IN value of Bibles now on hand
AT the depository in sl347.33. Cash
found in hand OF Librarian. s5s9. Co
Total 81 .936.q3
The NJ. L. Church edfice in Dexter.
which ha. been undergoing extensive re-
pairs. was re-dedicated yesterday fore
noon. Rev. c. r. Allen of this city
preached the dedicatory sermon. The
pews were sold to good advantage in the
afternoon Bangor Wig.
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Neely preached
and confirmed ten candidates AT the Ennis
eopal church in Dexter. Friday evening
May II. The Rev. III. b. Hitchipgs Of
Bangor. and the Rector. X. y. Lewis.
took partin the services.
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Railroad Meeting.

Posters are up in the several town. in
Washington County and In Hancock Coui.-
-, calling meeting 81 the people. 10 De
held at therryficld Thursday June - At
i"" O'Clock in the afternoon. to make ar
rangein"nt. for the " Railroad campaign.
Measures no doubt will b. inaugurai..d
I" petition the Legislature for charter.
and power 70 organize a Company. The
ini'iaiorv step i,to bciaken At thcrryfield
hence It i important for every town in
ashington County la he represented
Being Mas Meeting every town crr
Ne represented. Certainly every town can
send one delegate or a. many ~ Il may
choose. as the Invitation Is free To- all ana
says cOsss
ihr bes; route, land damage. right II
way must 10 discussed. and provision IA .dr
Tor survey If the route Ia not forge; the
meeting - Hrchtis tai8H.
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Bread and Cheese

Gold j. higher Al IL II.
Senator Frnion i, seriously id.
Minister -chrnck reached Liverpool on
saturday.
bowen has been con, ic'.d "f induls-
hg in Too many wives.
-Thcr- were severe thunder storms IN
New England on SUNDAY.
President Gran, Ia. appointed COM
IN --ion 10 plan a service reform
Paris {, growing quiet. although ex-
eoiti"n- OF communists still go on.
Father Hyacin,hc ihlnA, tina, France i
IN troubl. because ~he has forgotten God
The nntoriou. Mr.. Fair who muir
dered Judge oriitendcn II san Francisco.
l. 20 be hing ON the Sd Inst.
There 4, a doubtful rumor thar the
Emperor of Germany has decided the san
Juan question in our favor
Hon. Parker Tuck viii hold Probate
Court al DennysviIle Monday June 5th:
Calais 9Th; Robbin,ton eth: Ea,iporr sth
At Columbia Falls June 18Th aud Cherry
field June lith. Judge Lippincott i, ,till
IN feeble health Machias Union.
An ENGLIsHMAN BEoUEATH, sll. 900
600 To UNCLE SAM" Secretary Bout
well la, been notified that an Englishman
named Derby recently died in New York.
having devised hi, entire estate. valued at
eleven millions of dollars. 10 the United
states. on condition that the intere.; al
three per cent. be divided among his heir.
during their life time only
William Thompson. Esq, OF Bangor
committed suicide May p. by hanging.
the result Of a paralytic shock. which he
did not fully recover. His age was So.
Formerly he published the Bangor Demo
crat. then the Times. and was proprietor
of job printing office at the time of his
DEATH Machias Union.
We knew Mr.. Thompson we'll. and
starting life Democrat. he became dur
ing the war a warm supporter ofhis coun-
Try and lis cause. As practical printer
he had few equals in the state; while as a
business manager of newspaper he ex-
celled. lie was a warm hearted, penerou,
man. OF course he was not perfect. and
yet those who knew him best. and longest,
will the Longest cherish his memory.
RuLLofF's WRITINGS. The n. Y. indie
pendent publishes an article by Prof.
Lewis OF Union College, in which he SAYS
that Rulloff, day or two before his exc.
cution, sent him letter asking him TO take
charge Of his manuscript and see that JUS
tice was done to his literary labors. The
letter was finely written in style showing
ease and culture. but while expressing
gratitude for the interest manifested in his
behalf, made no profession Of repentance.
Prof. Lewis says that brief examina.
ton of Rulloffs paper confirms his preyi-
Gus impression that while they show proof
of genius they exhibit still more evidence
of an irregular mind bordering on a
species OF mononauiac insanity. He
travelled alone aud had been led astray by
faneied resemblances, Imagining himself
making discoveries which to men of more
reading seem like dreams. Prof. Lewis
expresses deep conviction in Rullof-s
sincerity In the study Of language and tn at
1t was not mere pretence designed to
cover something else.
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Railroad Meeting,

A railroad meeting has been called Mt
Cherryiield to meet June 10Th. At 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon. All the towns In Han
cock County and Washington County are
expected to be represented by delegates,
and BY as large a number a. i possible
We want to discuss this subject OF shore.
line railroad. and its location. Important
questions will come up for consideration
and action. The broad and narrow gauge
question will have TO be discussed. as well
~ the termini Of the road. Shall We 90 to
Bangor. Bucksport. or Ca>tine: Bangor
eyince- no disposition TO assist u. Bucks
port will do all that Il can. but whether
castine will take hold in earncs, remains
Ia be seen. Her citizens promise TO attend
the meeting and make known the a.lyan-
tage- OF that noied port ~ the Western
terminus of the road. With continuous
road from II. John to Castinc. and a fast
boat To run from the latter place To Port
land the distance will be four hours short
er than by the European and North Amrri-
can aud Maine Central roads. Calais mo
doubt will be the Eastern starting point
let the Western one be where it NAV. If
Bangor still feels any interest in shore
road terminating in that city she will have
some one at the meeting. Buck sport Of
course will be represented.
A. to the question Of whether such
road viii be good Institution, aud pay
ing on" too. there can not be much doubt
These narrow gauge roads arr 80 much
cheaper built and run, the Interest Of the
investment is 80 much less, the wear and
tear also 80 much les. that they have a
hopeful look for Eastern Maine. But
""uid such. or amy road have business
enough I" warrant the undertaking: Most
certainly. There need be 40 hcsitancy or
doubi ON thi> point But all the questions
bearing upon the proprie,y aud fea-ibili,,
Of the undertaking viii De discussed at
the meeting. Let all attend. whether
almost pur-nade.l' or not The meeting
come, Al a lime when the farmer, and the
bushes, men of he two couuiic. can leave
home. aud therefore We predict a Iary.
attendance.
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tky for the Pope.
THE VERSAILLES ASSEMBLY.
FRsAuLts. June s. Prince Metternich |
aud nearly all the members of the diplo- |
matte corps were present at the opening
of the Assembly this morning. in expecta-
ton OF debate on the right of the Orleans
Princes to seats in the House. President
Theirs. however, moved a postponement
Of the discussion unttl Thursday. which
was agreed to. stating that the committee
ia charge of the subject had found IL im-
possible TO come TO an agreement to-day.
and he had requested them not to hasten
their deliberations. He also stated that he
was very unwell. and earnestly requested
that the Assembly would consent to post
ponement.
The committee favor a simultaneous
decision on the verificaton of the election
OF the Orleans Princes, and the abrogauon
of the decree of exile against them.
The committee appointed TO consider
what action should be taken IN regard TO
the act> of the recent Government OF
France. reported in favor of an investigs-
iion into the administration of the Govern
meut of National Defence at Paris. Tours
and Bordeaux. and the Government over
which NJ. Theirs presided.
IHE MOBILES BEING RAPIDLY DIsAKMED.
AEk>- tutlt ltt itAtH -tsbtfi> wa
returning from imprisonment in Germany
replace the modified guards Is fast a
they arrive. la Algeria none of the Mo-
bile Guards will be retained under ARM.
THE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS N PARIS.
PARIS. june Monday Evening. Belle
Vile. Lovellette and Montrouge are still
patroled day and night.
The Deputies IN the Assembly from the
departments occupied by the German
troops intend to move that the disquieiiug
debate in regard to the position Of the
orleans Princes be postponed until the
conclusion of the loan and the payment Of
the war indemnity has freed the country
from the Germans.
IN address to the Pope Is circulating In
the provinces. II expresses the hope that
regulated France will soon lend an aveng-
Ing arm 10 the HOLY Father. The document
j. freely >igued.
The prisoners al saint Sulpicc eudeavor-
"a on sunday Ia get possession Of some
arms. hut were frustrated. Several sol
iier> who -abetied the prisoners were ar
rested ami sent to Versailles.
Il /, rumored that Pyai was arrested al
Paris to-day
The federali<t. Lieu. Col Bousier. com
mitted suicide to-day just a he was about
to he arrested.
There wa 4 serious fire in the Montmar-
TIRE quarter last night which l. suspected
TO have been caused ~ petroleum bomb.
Arrests continue In all parts Of the city
LG LFfrfe has report that an attempt
ha, been made to a,>a>>inate the German
Prefeci Of >tra-bourg. who was fired Al
with ! revolver. and wounded.
ENGLAND.
Io<po> June . Earl de grey and
Eip"n rc~uu 81 his seat in tn, House oi
f.i;-
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The Arctic Expeditinn.

The Pplaris will be placed in commits
sion toanorr"w, and She will probably
leave AZ noon on Wednesday for New
York. whore she Will receive some adj
ditioLal stores and E>quimaux Joe with
hIs wife aud child. after which she will be
ready for her north-ward voyage. should
The Supply siOre-ship relur from France
m time. >he will accompany the Polaris as
te,sier, and carry a supply OF coal. The
Polaris burns about six tons Of coal day .
ana her bunkerS only hold about one hun
dred aud my tons but arrangement,
have been made for burning whale and
waIras oil when she reaches the fishing
ground,
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DR. yOsEYM u. S<WENCks AMPLE
TREATMENT.

tAerssclvrs nt his wonderfully cfraslaS
ulsilr.uc, tssy wagll nnt fallen
nr ~-h~Hr. hAs In Als ssu prpvsa Tat Shrrr
t4-risut vitality ,aAt tally ~ his
aHi h itscrtos.i ar ihstr = 4ascssnsi a;a
hsa4su'f3 Nls-E
D. ;st siatsuAenf tasF- u r~Alnz prvssfagt4sG.
T. rlt- y the iassti "a rsaie frpF~s~niAthsn
thstsau sutsssARtiAisl - ~ ius
t.+tlIr psrks TIE ;Ar.fv The by pr grnsks
ussls.rs slrEpsr IL antAl.ns its phiseyAv
rgHsrs arsssssn'. Is "a s>f Assuring. sclf-cun-
s.Iasna
la Sawed f,re ant AaaaiT AXE lTss thr
ssaf.. aiaa cstzrI uf tsa guAl4as a.sail@d
fasrts ~ 'r cases & as.ti orStaais sss-
!e.sA an4 flfets'raIly disoSsssss3 iVss VIA iAis
H.l lf3 tAr tr'lach4l tua-s IagAfIf~ wlth The
ss.st-4ya to- svs9-ui the zs1fis.r 81
..r Irfv c4sass eliminating f.<s,t au.I tlr
..... u. rIla al "a Alstrrssins ayEaptlsns q
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Published every Thursday Morning At Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by \. X. SAWYER For
term-. &c. see hrst page.
:. NJ. PETrENGILL { Co., 81 Park Row, New
York, and GO. r. RowxLL 8 Co, 20 Rask Re y ..
New York. are ne agents ner tt AuDa1cASs
In that city, and are Authorised 70 contrnct for
inserting advertisement for - II osr low ~ cash
rates. Advertisers in that cssy are reauested V
leave their fAvors with either 81 the above eouses
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General News.
The Darien Canal.

While the scientific men acquainted
with the iSthnus OF Darien are dispuling
whether the re emily surveyed Panama
route or the Tehuantepec route ia the best
practical engineers declare that the only
place TO construct canal j. bv the side OF
the existing railroad.
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The Coast Survev

Preliminary steps have been taken for
forming a geodetic connection between
the coast survey triangulations on the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. thus forming
basis for all accurate national surveys.
Points are To be determined in each State
which shall make the requisite provisions
t'r it. own typographical surveys and in
due time a National Atlas Ike that OF
Kramer can be prrDarti
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In the Treatment OF Diseases inc ide to Females
mas placed DR. DOW at tho head OF all physicians
making such practice specially, and enables
him to guarantee n speedy and permanent cure
in the worst OF sappressios and all other
Measfrrai Derangen<nts. from rAaierer cause.
All letters for advice must contain o.. Onice, No
ESDICorT STREET. BosroN
y. B.-Board furnished to thosa desiring 10 re-
main under treatment
Boston, July, ls2o.--spnol
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tain lead. nor any r.taie poison to produce paraiy
SIS or death. Avoid the Wanted and deiusiye
preparation. boastng virtues they do not pos ssss.
The genuine W. A Bachelors Hair Dye has had
80 years untarnIsbed reputation TO uphold its in
tegrity the only Perfect Hair Dye-BlacK
Brown. sold By all Druggists. Applied NJ "
Bond ST.. n Y. spe lySi
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CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Thursday. June I'D. ~


for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Governor aud transaciing any other business that
mAy properly come before the convention
The basis Of representation will be as follows:
Zach city. town and plantation. will be entitled
TO one delegate. and additional for every IS
votes for tbs Republican candidate for Governor In
isss fraction Of " votes, additional to the full
number for a delegate Is also entitled to delegate.
peiegates are authorized TO Ill vacancies only
with actual resident. Of the county TO which the
town belongs.
The state Committee will be in session al the
Reception Room Of the Hall al O'Clock the morn
ing al the convention for the reception Of creen-
tials-
JAMES q. BLAINE. kennebec, Chairman.
Nm Z. FRYE, AndTvascogyin.
EBEN WOODBURY., Arocrtook
FREDERICK Robe, Cumberlssd-
MIIIIAMF LOWELL Franklin.
JOHN u. HOPKINS, Hancock.
PAUL STEVENS, k>oA.
EDWIN FLYE. Lincoln
4 C. HARRINGTON, oxford.
WILLIAM T. wIN,.ATE, Penoh-cot.
"a THOMPSON, Piscaiaauis.
W WAkEFiElp, ssgsfah"c
HIRAM k>pWLTON Somerset.
{. THURLOw. Waldo.
Is>ATIu> SARGENT. Warrington,
JOHN p. Bt TIER, York
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labor. dying at the age Of s.. as the wise
man dieth, trusting in Jesus. His widow,
who survives him. has no means Of sup
port, though she has sons and daughters
who will do all they can to care for her.
Ell.
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T. aul Tor5r. "a coz. Hncssssl AXE tie i7.. 20
asl.l42fss vita ths t.si t3y stssr d.
Cab srria ttl5s rttts pre-, hst terfgfsz Isa~stsl
b f-4r.sss. and tie g . ia as!
a1'y~ 6sfHistsr. exacsEtsaiAs5 =
90 .s14 80 sofa 81
- tesi Rl-4 Fur.sSr ever yrf ~ rtg
t ... .arnt fEtAeg - sEterag scheucs ~
- e'szfs 81 - arrtsraa ia nancfltus sad
. a. rs irtS tar Il enfcss uf-5s. /!
fk NataTr rsnu's - cleAfsA /: sbeess ami f4tr4a
f- l 44rrA ari dIseasEsl prtsans II tn nnxs. IL
trr ~ s4shrrass u pc~Tsrvs tsena fur sKp~rara3ll
ant o.. ia shnr: taAs The t2sitay u NAnsHlsfa
"a a- tArue that q orcGphrd IL rrn.v zied and
ANS EAtseE al tA< dignity % isrr
feeHH .A.
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BODY FOUND. We learn the body of Mr.
Harrington, who was drowned in Augusta
a short time since. was discovered by the
Workmen upon the government dredging
boat De Wolf, floating near by, (Friday)
forenoon, just this side of Louden Hill.
His body was taken to Augusta, nd his
funeral is to take place at ten O'Clock this
forenoon.
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ME. EDITOR II noticed an article IN the
ADs,rioan of April 20th. on the narrow
gauge. should think from the fact. set
forth by the writer that 1t (, Just what /,
wanted In the eastern part Of Maine. Al
lowing the narrow gauge to be all that il
i said 10 be. the next question to be settled
is the termination of the railroad. Shall
!, be Bangor. Bucksport or Castine. II the
road terminates At Bangor all freight that
i not consumed thee will have TO 90 from
there by rail. Fox a n seaport Bangor +
not So favorable rs Ellsworth.
Bucksport would be better but that j. TO
far up river and the road would run
through tract OF country that would
furnish no traffic for the road But have
Ii terminate at Castine and the road would
run Through Surry. Bluehill. and Penob-
scot, and would come quite near Brooksyille
and Sedgwick. All the towns mentioned
above would be interested and would of
course furnish more or less capital to build
the road with. Castins also has a harbor
that is free from ice all winter. and a line
of steamers could be put on between Port
land and rastine. This would make the
Portland folks interested and they would
most likely lend helping hand to carry
ont this enterprise. :.