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Bread and Cheese.

We expect some interestin. European
/ letters, this summer for the American.
We we're visited yesterday By = long
legged. lank looking mosquito.
The neatesi and mos, unique newspa-
per that comes TO our Office. IS Geo. r.
Rowelrs American Newspaper Reporter.
Thank Congress. there is some pros
pee, Of a reduction OF the duty on newspa-
per.
The fog and mild weather OF the last
few days have had a sensible effect N the
snow and Ice.
The increase Of travel over the eastern
railroad In the past eleven years Is four
fold. The number Of passengers trans
ported In 1871 was 46lo2.7.
An Irish editor says he can see no
earthly reason why women should not be-
come medical men.
London Society has another sensation
case. before the Courts. II ls a libel suit.
wherein Lady Twiss is the injured party.
Most of the cities and large towns In
Eastern Maine are agi,ating the subject Of
building up manufactures In their midst
- Bernard Liule who recently killed
Charles II. White at Dix Island. was tried
last week at Rockland. and found guilty Of
murder in the second degree. He was SEN
fenced TO State Prison for life.
Professor Hamlin, of Colby University,
has written an essay on grasshoppers. and
1t is published in the Maine Far,aey. Now
If some will give the public history ofthe
''Snow flea" We shall be all right for SUM-
mer or Winter
The Gilbeth Knox was sold to parties
in Boston for $1,000. A good many OF the
horses that are to be seen In our st reefs. II
they were to be purchased, the figures
would have TO be reduced from this sum.
especially those that are used in the clam
business"
In 1868 the Republicans carried Con-
necticut for President by over 5000 ma
Jorlfy This year they have less than 100
and they seem pleased at that.-Machias
Union.
In 1868 the Republicans had but one
party to whip. while this year it was kind
OF Siamese Twins party, that was in the
field against it,
While the illegal sale of liquor has
been stopped ia Portland, there is com.
plant that the City Agency is doing a
large business.
The man who will distance his com. |
pefifors is he who masters his business
VINO preserves his integrity. who lives |
eIearly and purely, who devotes his lei sure
. the acquisition Of knowledge. who nevsr
gets In debt, who gain friends bv deserv.
ng them, and who saves his money.
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Worth Knowing.

MEssRs. EDITORS MIR. Henry Marsh
of Newport, one or the largest farmers IN
Penobscot CO., saw notice in the Maine
Farmer. some years ago, that. if corn wa.
sowed on a corn field. the crows would
not disturb the planted corn. Since then.
he has sown some six quarts to the acre.
and has had no trouble from the crows.
1t is the only thing he does to keep them
away.
He says. that. the information has been
worth more TO him. than all the money he
ever paid for the Maine Farmer.
The crows think it is trap" and are
afraid TO touch it. This fact is certainly
worth knowing. and it will cost but little
10 try the experiment. Yours, &c.
MUNsoN
April 8, 1874.
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BuCKsPoRT. April 5th.

THE NEW VicERoY OF CANApA.-Ior,i
Duherin. who l. 10 succeed Lord IIsyar i'm
The governor generalship OF Canada. Sher-
iuau great grandson. succeeded very
early TO his title. His father died on boa RI
a Dublin packet from an overdose OF a Sc
dAtive which threw him into sleep from
which he never awoke. Lord Duferin !,
an admirable resident Irish landlord. His
property lies in fiourishine part Of the
country not far from Belfast Both he
and Lady Drfferin have been unwearied In
their enor,s 10 do their duty In their state
OF life toward all around them. Although
Lord Dunerln has not written much. he
has written well Few books of modern
travel have found greater favor than hi
Letters from High Latitudes' He is t.
heitous speaker. and specially distinguish
ed himself In this respect AT the scott CEN
fenary meeting In Belfast. Socially the
new Nleeroy Is extraordinarily popular and
attractive. When at one time his name
was mentioned as probable Vicerey of
Ireland. II was observed by his friends
that they hoped not. for he'd surely ruin
himself IN his efforts 10 maintain his Office
with becoming splendor. II NAV. there
lore be presumed that the dignity Of the
'lce-royalty Of the Dominion will not be
lowered while in his hands. For some
time past he has been Chancellor ofth.
Duchy of Lancaster. When a couple of
years ago questions were asked about this
appointment. and some one kindly insinua-
ted belief that the Chancellor had moth
ing on earth TO do. Lord Dufierin. In a very
humorous speech. explained how. though
having reputation for light duties. the
Chancellor became the general servant of
all work TO the Cabinet. and was worked
nearly to death.
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Gilbert Knox was sold to Mr.. Went
worth of Boston for eli 600. not SIS 900 AZ
has been stated
The Hartford Courant's summary Of
the Connecticut election makes JEWELS
plurality l,s4O and his majority 30.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., April 8. Full return.
Of the State election show q majority of :
!'6 for Paddleford. Republican candidate
FOR Governor. and 40 majority for Cutler.
democratic candidate for Lieut. Governor.
some scattering votes may possibly throw
the election OF Lieut-Governer into the Re-
puoIican Legislature. The remainder Of
majority.
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sullivan lge~.
! ours Truly.
L. "

roslvon bteoo
A cargo of corn. shipped by Curtis
Stevens of Writer Harbor from Rocklaud.
arrived At Point Harbor in this place last
week. This corn relieved pressing want.
Sullivan Bay Is now open below the
Falls. 10 navigation. The chsnnel opened
ON SUNDAY last.
Master c. W. Connor informs your
correspondent that his son. Eddie. eleven
years of age, cut In one day At Chaplain &
Crabtree's quarry. thirty feet of rough
edge stone. Where is the boy of hi, age
who can beat that:
A boat-builder in this place gave a
customer the following encouraging infor.
nation in relation to the repair of old
boats: Why. bless you. man, frequent
ly repair boats where there is nothing left
of 'em but the scullhole. and sometimes
one side of that is split off,
AT this writing TUESDAY morning. the
sleighingis nearly exhausted. Wheels are
the rnle. and sleighs, the exception.
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TrenSoa lte0s.
The Steamer City Of Richmond. made
her hrst trip Saturday, loaded with freight
and passengers.
Mrs. +. Rich had a narrow escane las
week. Crossing Bass Harbor on the ice.
she broke through. but Chas. Gilley being
near, rescued her.
Deacon Clark lost valuable horse a
short time ago. Going to the stable in the
morning. his man found il dead.
The May Wyman" arrived SATURDAY.
from Rocklsnd. with load of corn and
meal. and was welcomed as there was
neither corn or meal in the place. Hay is
getting short; II II had not been for the
marsh many cattle would have suffered
Deacon Clark has cold oyer e50O worth
this winter. p
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Eight Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident TO Females
mas placed DR.. DOW ut the head OF all physicians
making such practice . specially, and enables
him to guarantee . speedy and permanent care
in the worst cases Of Sspprssnsn and all other
Menstrual Derange~snss. from sAatsssr casss.
All letters for advice mast coatain 81. Once, No.
ESoscoTr STREET, BosroS.
N.R.-B'ard furnished to those desiring TO re-
main under reatnens.
Boston, July, Is7l.-sp.no.Iy
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In the towu OF Brooksvill. In the County OF
Hsncook Cor tho year Is-i
The following list 81 Taxes on real estate Of
San-r.stfieui ovners IN the town OF Brook ills
tor n, year Is7l In bills, committed 10 Y 4
hawes collector Of sald town. has been retu rnsi
by him 20 me A. remaining uapsid On the Thrift
eth day OF March 1871. by his csrtihc ate OF that
date and gov remain unpaid, and notice IL here
by given tia; II the sad taxes and Interest and
charges are not paid in The treasury OF the said
town within eightren months rom the date o the
commitment Of The sAid UIls, 40 mu.a Of tho real
essAsa taxed, A. viii be sufaoisat to pay the
.m"nat DAG, tssr-ior iueiadiss interest aad
charge. will without further notice be sold a.
pgblsa aesiioa =. the tewn house 10 said town on
the aternts day Of January. lisa At ten o'cioc
IN The forenoon.
Names. Tar.
Michael HOLLAND. House and Land sass
Andrvw Ethcrttgr Oh House LandlsIl -,
On unknown House aud Land tor 1871 So
k0sd tai. lie
AMOS GOrT, Treasurer
Brooksrili. April Is.l 3vlS
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The following city ordinances v.rs passed IN
both Boards OF the CITY Council and approved
by the Mayor.
An ordnance In relation to the City Library
Ne IL ordained by the City Councii OF tho Iity
OF Ellsworth.
Sect /. The City Library shAll hereafter be
deposited and kept ia the front room over the
vestIbaie Of Hancock Hall.
set ,. The annual appropriation from the
tiy Treasury for City Library shall be sxpend-
ell solely in the purchase Of BOOKS.
sect } The Gin section OF chapter OF The re.
vssed ordinances 10 hereby repeated.
true Copy. Attest WIN. q. Medic maid,
3vls City Ciert.
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80. DEER lsLk. AIR. ,. 1872


Me-. EDITOR Some one (.upposed to
DE seth Weber has been TO Rockland
and reported that the inhabitants are
In suffering condition from the want OF
food. also there IS nothing here for the
cattle TO eat-Thi, report IL seems was
made 10 one OF the paper. printed there
and the paper contained very libelou,
article against this town. There /, not
particle of truth a. 10 the piece in question.
anil have not heard so little complaint IA
this town for years there i n0~ Ia re-
lation 10 poverty Some barns are shor,
ofsourse ~ is the case in other towns. |
do not think there has been 4 time thl.
winter, but IL any one wanted 10 purchase
100 or more barrels OF flour here. thew
could do so. | .rte this so you NAV no,
get this piece copied into your paper
Yours Truly.
T.. ".
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his superb HAIR Dye 10 the beet In n. ~..,s
perfectly harmless. reliable and in ~ ami. n.o,l
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or 4 - /,
9feeap.e odor The genuine Vim. A. BstcbeIarss
Hair Dye produces uonelfnee0v = snisrss.ss
Black or natural Brown, leaves the hsir cIaan
soi., oeaa1lini does not contain particle Of lead
Tsesory, splyto 10 BOND SThIiT s's
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Streets.
Re !, ordained by the City Council Of the City
OF Ellsworth.
Sect. /. Tn, City ordinance in relation 70 the
Commsssisuer Of streets passed on the 18th day
OF April, A. u. ISL is hereby repealed.
sect :. Chapter four of the Revised City ordi-
naaces IL hereby revived and made Of fall force
ami virtue.
A trae Copy, At,cs, VIM. q. Nc ponald,
City Clerk.
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Nix. EDITOR The following account Of
theeNit Of Miss Eunics :. Beverly from
Eden, some years since. viii interest some
OF yoar readers, 10 whom she was well
annual meeting nf tho California Women
suffrage Association" Of which she is one
~ ID" Vice Presidents. Her name now Is
sleeper" she was born IN Eden and l.
the daughter of che late James Beverly OF
EiI.Mntth.
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a young lady of ALBANY has gone
crazy on religion, and has been sent to
the Utica Asylum.
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At'D advertisements.
Notice.

THE caase OF my leaving Frank T. Graves 10
brutal abuse. About trusting me on his
count shonld dnd II ii fficnlt as DO not believe
that he has credit sny where, before he has y aid
his long standing debts. Ernessinc b. GRAVES
Hancock. April sth. is-3 swl3s
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REAL ESTATE BROKER.

Prom the ireqa-n, enquiries ado TO me with
IN zee pAss iew years. BY those Wishing to bu '
and seli Real Estate, as we'll a. thoss 49,, =,
et anh rent places I have been forced 10 n =
coheuston. That there vas actually sul.tins a
heeeshty OF some once em barkinx in IN, ,n.~r
Prise and Of opening oaer and books snd /.
easily, "s seS'
Ivoald therefore respectfully .oli,i, ~. -,
tonase Aus eneourzxemen, Of the pubic In
oraslnE lnto life Aad being this entsrprise h,
making I. mutually be nenclAI 70 our.eIy.. go
eeoers. Iaerafore 10 all thoso havlax land. 4
.snenents 70 sell or let, II they viii give m,
Iah aescrfpoon Of them. by cailinx OF :. ndlnx 10
me VIII endsavor hitnfaily 70 r,pres-at *.
And tAeir interest- and viii ende avor % S.,o
opvh 40 Aveaae TO Aose desiring TO pu ~ ha.r q,
ISL, Aai merely facilitate An existinr demand I
aunshtse .ausfaction as 70 charge. 10 an VINO
may favor me vhh their business
Ellsworth. March ss,h. ls7s. ,ns
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ON WOTLDI we're A(HILDlGlN,

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QUICK . g :ss;, =. r; :: r;
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

and it was wise under the circumstance 8
that he withdrew his claims to the higher
place, although to Democrats generally
he would have been more acceptable
choice, if a Republican candidate is TO
be their choice at all.
Altogether. the convention has agree
ably disappointed many Of. the friends
to the movement, who felt nsrvously
apprehensive lest it should not rise SO
nearly to the diguity and requirements
Of the occasion, or fritter away it's op
portunities in frutess divisions, or con.
clude upon some line Of action obnoxious
to the conservative public sentiment Of
the country. In these respects it has
also achieved its work more satisfactorily
than many of our Democratic friends
were disposed to anticipate, and proves
itself the type and representative of an
actual political power, not iuconsiderable
in proportions, and directed to salutary
and patriotic objects. The army of the
administration is less compact to day
than it was the day before. 1t will de-
velop fresh elements Of iusubordination
from this time on, because Of the evil
deuce which is now palpable to every
intelligent judgment that the Republican
detection is no mere "sound and fury"
signifyiug nothing, but well-armed and
we'll disciplined revolt threatening the
utter discontinue and Generalization of
tho Radical P.r.y.-St. Louis Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09


DEATH OF LIEUT.. Gov. GRAyELLY.-
J. j. Gravslly, Lieut., Governor of Mis-
souri,, died at his residence in Stockton,
Cedar county, on Sunday last, 2Sth ult.
of disease contracted during the past
winter. He was confined to his bed only
. short time, but his death will create no
surprise 10 his friends. Gov. Gravelly
was a native Of Virginia, and was not
forty.6ve years old at the time of his
death. He has been q resident of Mis-.
souri, fos eighteen years, during which
time be has filed various importan.
srusts-membss of the state convention
of 1861, elected to the state senate iu
1862, and again in 1854, member of Con
grsss from the Fourth district in 1866,
ana Lieut., Governor in 1870. He leaves
% interesting family to mourn his loss.
UDdes our state constitution Hon.
l.ou's Gottsohalk, president pro tenn OF
toe senate, will discharge the functions
Of Lieut.. Governor, and in case of ths
Governors death, resignation, ;mpeach
nsnt, sickaess, or inability to discharge
his dst'es, will assume the once of Sos
erho',-Fsltoa Telegraph.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09
The Nomination.

We are inclined to think the Cincin-
natl convention has done its work we'll.
1t certainly acted wisely in placing Mr..
Greeley at the head Of the ticket, instead
Of Mr.. Adams. The latter gentleman
developed no small amount of strength
and undoubtedly had many warm friends,
but his nomination would have fallen
like a wet blanket throughout many por,
tons Of the West and South. As against
Grant, he would have failed ingloriously.
for while the crisis demands honest men
it cannot afford to trife with negative
ones. The man to win must be not only
honest, but of positive aggressive char
acteris'ics, and while there we're other
gentlemen named by the convention who
combine these qualifications in greater
force perhaps than Mr.. Greeley does,
nobody questions the rectitude and pat.
riotism OF the latter, nor can pick many
haws in the fearlessness Of his opposition
to the general policy of Grat's admins.
tration. 1t can be said of him with
truth and justice that ne public man in
tho Republican party has stood by the
interests Of the Southern people since
the war more boldly and consistently
he has insisted upon universal suffrage
but he has always coupled this with q
demand for universal amnesty; and zeal
ously advocated the complete restoration
OF the states to their propes equality iu
the Union HIa otituda ~. Cs,.L
will be indeed hi. strongest card in ,ha,
section Of the country, while in all the a..
ssntails Of Republican doctrine excepting
only in blind subssrviency to the sd,
ministration, his record is unim schabls
Probably no candidate could have beer
named 70 more largely divide the Radi.
cal party, or strike create, terro, 10 tbs
friends Of Grant. Che tictes ssceives
additional strength, poreoves, in the
West especially, BY the aominatios Of
0o'ernor Brown 10 the vice -presidsuo,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

let your voices be heard for Greeley aud
Brown, and 10 another four years our
Democratic brethren OF the South will
be as free 10 vote as We are now. and
then political issues of whatever char
acter may bo met more fairly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

The Democrats sagacious speciai says
that the general feeling expressed by the
Republicans al Washington, is 9 hops
that che Democratic well join 10 she cup.
port Of Greeley. Chat mast te the sor,
Of hope that ~ sesd Of, which 'maketh
che heast sick"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-09

The National Democratic committee
met IN New York yesterday. IL will
decide she time aud place Of holdins the
convention.