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philadelphia at TAO, A. NJ -
Leaye Philadelphia Has A. NJ and Wilmington Leo NJ for
, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additional to those above
leave smyrna for Clayton 35, a. NJ and p. VI.
clayton Tor SMYRNA s4o A. NJ and 200 NJ to make conncc
ton with trains to and from Dover, Stations South
Also, MIXED TRAIN (FREIGHT with Passenger Car at
tached0 will leave Philadelphia, $780, p. Baltimore $50
Wilmington 1885 A. NJ, New Castle l.2a MiddletOwn
Townsend 24j Clayton, 35 Dover 40O Wyoming 4O Felton,
4l harrington 5O5 Pennington 5I GreenwOOd 532 Bridge
VILE 3O Seaford Gl3 Laurel 60 aud arryeat Demar 100
MIeve Delmar, 300 y. Nj LAUREL SeatOTd 5j BriDe
VILE 30 Greenwood j0 Farmngon Ilar ington 81
Dover 621 SMYRNA 40 Clayton, S.; Mddlcow 7Sg and
arrive at Wilmington 900 Z. NJ; Philadelphia II 81 p NJ and
baltimore 3 so A. NJ. - - > = manu-
The Mixed Train will be subject TO delays incident IN
given. 10y ' ''iie -
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County, and Queen Anne's A.
Kent Ralr0adS At Clayton, with Md. d Del H. r. A. Jar-
rngon with ia b. r. r. A. Seaford with D. a. u n n
Al DeIiar with E = X r., aud WycnmicO POcOm0,r r. n
III. +. KENNEY Superintendent
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Delaware Railroad Line.
= u nm mer Arrange e. nm m {
Onand after

On and after
MONDAY, MAY goth 1872,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
The Queens Speech.

The Telegraph feels convinced that the
urrican government will withdraw it,
extraordinary demands The session Of
Parliament was opened shortly after noon
to-day when the members OF the house
81 Commons had assembled in the Cham
Der Of Peers. the Queens speech was de-
livered of which the following i an cx-
tract: Ny Lords and Gentlemen. / avail
myself Of the opportunity aff rtled by your
re-as-embling for the discharge of your
momeutous duties, 10 renew expression of
my 'hauk;ulness IN the Almighty for the
deiiyerance of NV son from the most
imminent danger, aud lively recollection
Of the profound universal sympathy shown
by nv loyal people during that period Of
anxiety and trial. The assurances Of
friendship that | received from foreign
powers continue in all respects satisfactory
and need hardly assure you that my
oaieSvors viii AZ all times be directed to-
wards the maintenance of these friendly
relations. The arbltrators appointed pur
suaui to the treaty of Washington for the
purpose Of amicably settling the Alabama
Claims. held their first meeting at Geneva.
Cases were laid before the arbitrators on
behalf of each party TO the treaty
In the case so submitted by the United
States. large claims are included which
are understood on my part not 10 be with
in the province Of the arbitrators.
On this subject have caused friendly
communication TO be made TO the govern
ment OF the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
From New York.

NEW YORK, feo. u.
The indictments found against Mayor
Hall charges him with signing warrants
for for fraudulent bills of Carney and In
gersoH.
Washington dispatch says that advice
from minister Schenck confirmed the state
meut that the attacks on the Washington
treaty were instigated by the Gladstone
governments offset the aitacts Of Tories to
the effect that England was over-reached
in the Alabama negoi'af Another
view indicated by Mr. Sehenck. that the
Engli-h furry was all gotten up to preju-
dice the arhitrators against the American
case There have been rilmors in circula-
tinn in Washington that the English press
have been made the vehicle OF a stock job
hiag operation. Secretary Boutwell, SAYS
the whole thing i a job. The President
stated Yesterday that the demand Of the
English government that the confederate
loan be considered a, a proper claim con-
fliri, with the constitution.
\ ~uggrstiou which the President had
heard thai 1t would be acceptable to Eng
land Ia Withdraw our claims of consequent
tial damages wa 0ae which ha, been sub
m!tird to the Joint High Commi- sion.
When the American government indicated
it, willingness ~ accept a gross sum in
lien of such damages. bnt the proposition
was rejected.
The Times SAYS that Mayor Hall was in
dictrl by the Grand Jury last evening
A. Indictment wa. all also found against
Nathaniel sands Ingasoll Is hiding in
New Jersey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
The Winter.

Mr.. EDITOR We have had 3 better
winter for business ia this section of the
State thus far. than we have had for the
last ten years. For more than seven weeks
the sleighing has been first-rate, and there
has been just snow enough In the woods
for successful numbering operations. Men
and teams have been very busy.
Il commenced showing Saturday even
ing at 4 o'clock. and the snow fell without
recess for twenty-three hours. A large
amount Of snow has fallen and to-day the
roads are badly driited. 1t will take some
time TO bring the travelling round again all
right.
Our people have done good winter $
work already and they will have no reason
TO complain if they have to spend much
OF their time in breaking down snow the
present month. We expect TO hear of a
big storm In Eastern Maine. as the wind
was from the North East
The news from Hancock Co. interests me
much and you take pains to give your
readers nice column" II Is expected
the Junior Editor will furnish the spice fol
the Americas. The Amerioan should be q
llrst class paper. and truly represent the
real interests of Eastern Maine.
Yours &c. MUNsoN.
AosRiDGEwoCK. Feb. Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

A new Agricultural Society in thi
county is petitioned for by the Western
towns in this county, to be located II
Bucksport. We can see no objection Il
this scheme. because with two socie,ie.
we may manage to have both success
while there is only one, there Is nothing
TO stimulate 1t to do its best. We believe
in competition. and IL the charter for the
new society is granted, We shall expect to
see two thriving societies. where there is
only one now and that of doubtful vital.
ity.
| We are requested to state that Rev Fa-
| Their Herbert will hold services in his
church on Sunday. We regret TO learn
that his people like the Yankees. are get
thug TO be anti-church going aud anti
church paying In their tendencies. Ii pays
to support public services. and We have
always given the Catholics credit for being
better churchmen than our people. but
they are becoming. a we understand. like
the universal Yankee nvtisn, rather indif-
''''hN ~ 'hbi Va
bert is soon to be transferred to another
station. we are sorry 10 saw. but hope his
place will soon be supplied.
We have samples of the substance for
paint taken from the deposit ofthe mineral
spring near B!uehill village. The material
from which tn was prepared. was dug
up the lighter colored. within a few feet
from the spring. the darker, 10 or II rods
below. The deposit j. estimated to cover
some 1 or l2 acres aud varies in depth.
from-we do not know how much near
the spring. 10 about fourteen inches. at the
distance of the 10 or II rods mentioned
above. Close by the spring. the proprictors
have dug some three feet or more. and not
come To bottom yet. The supply i such
that ii cannot he exhausted for wears, and
1t can be manufactured at 80 comparatively
small expense. that it can be afforded at.
probably one half the cost Of anv other
paint in the market. while for durability il
eNcels any ever used. A gentleman living
in Beverly. Mass. on a visit To this pIsc.
more Than twenty years ago, took home
with him some Of this material. upon
which he experimental aud produced a
beautiful dark brown with which he
painted some portion of his buildings. and
a year aud q half ago told our informant
that the paint then in c-cry respect looked
a well as when just put on. some twenty
or more year, before Different shade,
of color are obtained. according tn tn.
different degree, Of heat used ia it, rrcn.
aration. with nothing but common
stove. and wood for fuel, the proprietor.
have obtained four different shades.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

ID | T. ID.

Ell-w orth-frb. 18th. MIR Georgic T.. Pack
ard. wife of Alpnxo " Packard ,hr forcma IN #
The American ottcy. Mr.. Plckariwa, grab
uat" - the American Diticr. and was AWAY.
noted ior her XII ami accuracy a, . compost
ior. II seems hard iuT one - Young ana .o
aeii'" TO b. called from hrnc'. Ju.t r. liz. with
III VI a-urt- and a,tl itics haS Just cotntn crd
but tn puct hl- To that
Death Is the crown II lif,."
Md may We MT also adj
"tarlY. bright. transient cha-fr A. morning dew
>hr -parkirl. VA oNhAl'd and went ID Heaven. r
-urry-Jan. IJh. Nj, Angrlinc H. daughter
- MI NpTaguc Greene. aged 2ryrar--ln hop.
u D b-ftrr lifr
-feh. ~. Mrs.. Judith Ray. aged IT, A mem
bsr 81 ihs Baptist churrh
tranh-rry lslani-D.c. I7th. Perlcv. Young
ct child ~ William II. and Almena l. Pr.blr,
Agrd about thrcc months
God took thee in IIis merry
\ lamb. uuta-krd un.ricd
H. fought the fight for thee
liz won the victory
And thou art >anciiiicd'
NJ. h-crt-Jan. 3l.t, capt. j. A. Heath,
a-rd > ycar.
tdcn-,Ian. 3l.t, Mr.. Martha Emery, aged
y years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
Miscellaneous.

NEW HAVEN q.
Democratic State Convention at this city
to-day; nominated X. ID. Hubbard of Hart
ford, for Governor.
PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. 6.
In the Supreme Court to-day. by an
agreement OF parties, DIR. John b. Buzzell
was awarded $500. Costs against the
Grand Trunk Railway Company for negli-
gently running over the plaintiff in 1861
The case has been twice tried. The Jury
the first time awarding 4.5il.6l, and the
second time $1,000. Both verdicts were
set aside by the Law Court.
i man named Crane tipped Iadle full of
molten iron which he was carrying, into
his boot, burning his leg and foot in hor-
rible manner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
!. TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON.


Tic -''tr' In establishing this Institution
Ra % a.t.H the greatest perfection in the
r:,iarFi.4 practice AMI use Of Vegetable
K..e!..-, AL 4, secure permanent place
IS sse Pun .es iue-l!l7, or any person could
a''-in the Us; IL l.cal advice, and such rem
c-.rr "a gach r4irAt require. without the use
E poisonous drugs.
p-. G-ernc has been Physician Of the Iusti-
ta,t since is foundation now more Than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large expert ace in the treatment Of chronic
d.s..ses. pr. Greene is in his fifty fifth year
and has devoted his life To ,lis branch Of his
profession, and his success, We believe IS with
cut parallel
Auoas the diseases ID which he gives es-
pecla attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, C4tarrh. Bronchitis. Consumption, Heart
Disease. Neuralgia. Asthma. Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis. Spinal Diseases pys-
pcpaia, Liver Complaint, Female ComplaiS,s,
Faint Stomach. Erysipclas, White Swelling,
Salt Eheum. Cnnker, Deafness. Kidney DIV
eases, Seminal Weakness, Sc.
Dr. Greene. Medical Pamphlet lescrip-
tive VI diseases and their proper treatment, will
be sent free to invai.Is.
Address, L. GREENE. NJ D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass
Angus lis. 1871 lycar35
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
General News.

Work has been begun on the restoration
OF the Nendomc column. All the pieces
2'2 in number, have been carefully preserv.
ed and housed in the Rue University
The bas-relief representing the battle OF
Austerlitz. was SO badly damaged that 1,
had to be recast. In few months more
the old column will again grace Paris. and
be one of its chief ornaments. Lady
Franklin has offered a reward of $4,000 for
the recovery OF the records of the Erebus
and Terror. supposed to be deposited in
King Williams Land Messrs. Henry
Ward Beecher. whi'elaw Reid. VIM. C.
Bryant, Bsyard Taylor, Bret Harte and
Others, LEFT New York, Thursday, on an
excursion for Havana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
Foreign News.

LONDON. Feb. 6.
The London Times preserves it, tones of
moderation. assumed Yesterday. in treat
M the subject 81 American claims. II
appreciates the Pronunciation of the the
treaty and X will lead to no ha,ty action,
ur resolve. Ihr present duiy Of English
statesmen j. 10 >av or do nothin. likely to
prejudice any al .iult 10 remove the mis-
understanding which unhappiiy ha, arisen.
The daily telegraph pronounces the
claims Tor Indirect damages a, utterly in-
dcfen-ibe. nadni-,jble and bascless. Il
regrets any hesitation on the part Of the
London Prsss to stigmstize those demands
a. they deserve. The intentions Of Eng
land cannot be too strongly impressed on
the people OF the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
,MilbridGe It~ns

MIR. Buzzell is teaching n singing
school in Farnsworih Hall.
1850 lbs. Of smclts were caught here
In one night a short time since
Sanctuary privileges" here are nu-
merous and well appreciated Meeting.
have been held In the Methodist house
every evening for tour weeks Rev. Mrr-
nit {. Beae. the present pastor. is popu-
lar, aud. we judge. well supported. Some
converts have been made.
The daily mail is hailed here with Joy.
The citizens are quite enthu sias,ic owe.
the matter. May its shadow never grow
less" J.C.C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
Religious News.

Rev. George Harris. late OF Auburn. is
10 be installed as pastor OF the Central
Congregational church. Providence, II. l..
FEBRUARY 20th.
The Androscoggin Baptist Quarterly
meeting will hold Its next session with the
church at Fayette Corner. Tue sday. Feb.
20th. al , o'clock Z. NJ, TO continue three
days.
Over fifty persons have been converted
and reclaimed in a revival at Freeman this
winter under the labors OF Revs. j. ). Cole
and Mr.. Wilson.
During the past summer aud fall, Rev.
:. W. Pierce, OF Norway. has been preach
Ing 10 the Congregationalists at the Centre,
and as a result several were added to the
church.
AT Howard they are enjoying a very in
teresting religious revival under the minis
try of Rev. a. II Pettgrove of the F. b.
denomination. About forty conversions
have occurred.
very interesting Sunday School Insti-
tute was held last week, at New Sharon.
under the superintendance of Rev Mr.
Cousens. Of Hallowell, and Rev. NJ. Wood
bury, Of Skowhegan.
Rev T. Z. Brastow is called TO Sherman
Mills. The church has purchased the in
terest of Rev. ". L. Sleeper in the parson-
age and will soon have a clear title to the
church edifice and parsonage. worth So
600.
Rev. A. Snyder, formerly of this State.
! but more recently of New Ipswich. y. H.,
has removed to Hopkintop, n. H., where
he has entered upon his labors as pastor of
the Baptist church.
The third quarterly meeting OF the Maine
| Eastern Christian Conference will be held
with the Christian church at the free meet
| ing house in Palmyra village commencing
| Friday the first day of March 1872. at one
O'Clock z. n.
| BY An arrangement recently perfected,
Rev. j. o. Skinner of Waterville will di-
| vide his labors between the Univers alist
society there and the one at Kendall
Mills-preaehing at watervile in the fore
noon and al kendall's Mills in the after
noon.
The Methodist campmeetlng grounds a,
kennebunk are hereafter to be used for
other purposes and II new grounds are 10
be selected some of the Islands in Cssco
Bay would seem TO be as desirable as any
location that can be made.
Rev F.. r. Borchers who for several
years past has acceptably filled the pulpit.
| OF the North Bridgton and Harrison Or
thodox churches, Is now stopping In Pat
terson. New Jersey, where each Sunday hs
breaches to his German countrvmen In theiI
native tongue. He is succeeded at Bridg
ton and Harrison by Rev Nehemiah Lin
coin Of New Bedford, Mass.
Rev. A. Wren Of New Sweden teache,
school six hours each day. except Satur
day. breaches on the Sabbath at IL o'cIocl
a. m. and holds Sabbath school at Z
O'Clock p. IN. He has seventy pupils in hi,
school and all Of them are learning Eng
lish rapidly. He has & school on Monday
evening for adults, which numbers twenty
His audience on pleasant Sabbaths, whcI
the people can get together from theil
scattered homes in the woods, number
over one hundred and fifty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
CURE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS,

The i Proprietor Of this valuable Medicine will.
suffering from loss at hca!In some twenty years
ago. received an lnIt4n recipe. from which .he
prepared s'mc for her own use which resulted il,
cure Many OF her trends have used IL win
t1uAiiy gratifying success, ami n slo urged her TO
intt1duce II u the public. she has consented f,r
the TciIeI OF suffering humanity to o SO and feel,
comment II VII prove one 81 the richest blessings
To her sex. This - an Internal remsdy-entirsIv
FcSeiable-"ili not inJur- thG most delicate con.
sUtuton, but Is cougcutL 10 n.furc aS support.
ers are not used undeg any considcf alton nor The
Application OF thGatic. Il Will era licatc all Uu
nnrs. which Is one cause. IN many cases OF great
suaeting. Its renovating effects are extraordinary
without hanse IN dIuL. as hundreds vii testify
Three bottles Wall convince the most skeptlcsI Of
OF IL 7urpri-lnS properties. Its 81 cts axe won
deriul in the Relief ami Cure Of the following al.
eases PrplnPsu~ ten Nervous Debsl ~ Weak.
hess Of ths Back and Limbs bJ spcpsit PalplLa
hon OF Heart, Deprcs -Ion Of >piri s. Irregular.
te,. change OF Lie, WAITS, DrOpsical a, ct.ons
bilousncs-, defamation Of the kIdneys &c
fFepAred and sold by Mrs. LINUS BkLCHER
randolph. Mas. SEND FOR CIRCULAR sold by
al Druggists, at slOo per bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
Ellsworth Price Current
MARINE LIST.


Steamer Tonsw snja. ut PHILADELPHIA Soih ult
from >A' annsh. report, Al Bombay Hook. pass
ed barqur fast Ia the ice with tug along. ID,
irving TO cut her out. She was apparently
bound out. The above vessel !, probably The,
ha'que >sneho PAnzs, from Phllsie ph.1. for
tieniuegos.
shp R"public. McGilyery, from Newport.
Eng for san Francisco. sailed from Port stan
ley. Falkland Islands. Nov a. having repaired.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

Life has few Charms for he dy.pcp,ic. which
l. not TO b. wondered at when we take into
the account the amount of bodily and mental
suherisg th.t this distressing malady generates.
The Peruvian syrup Ia protoxiIe OF from ha.
cured thousands who were .uffe ring from ,h.
this dl.ease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men vnd wo
men. We give employment that pay. from a. to
- per day Business strictly honorable. and
adapted 10 every CITY, town and village. Send
To- sample and 90 TO work at once Address
j. Latham 60. ~ Washington It. Boston.
Mass I5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

II is now generally admitted BY honest pby-
sician- that when once the Communion i,
airy fastened It cannot be cured They also say
that n out inv per cent. OF those who de from
THIS disease can trace the cause 10 a neglected
cough OF cold. Which might have been cured
by small bottle II Liquid oI,Ddsldoc. ur what
l. The same thing. JOhuson's Auodyne I.iui-
ment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst Wednesday In January Feb
raary. August, September, and December "a
Wednesday in April Sd Wednesday in June, and
"a Wednesday in October.
BLuEHLL.-ist Wednesday in July and Novem
Der.
BucKsroRr.-sd "Wednesday IN January, May
and September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

-Apropos Of the Greeley Statae. the n
I. World thinks il would be inconyenient
ior horace . himself, As long as he Is alive,
and mus reasons: "A mar who k.ows
that the people Of the town in which he
hves expect him to look like his statue must
cease TO De Iree agent He cannot allow
comparisons between his statue and him.
self to his own disadvantage; and he can
not avoid such comparisons witi,o,,, he.
having and bearing himself like . rrsyen
image" 'e"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08

Welcomes German Cough Remedy il rec
Commended highly for Whooping cough. Cruup.
HoAr>enc>s, Bronchitis. g.. + r sale 6y
;. II "iggin Co. tico. A Farehcr aud l.
NJ Robinson. Ellsworth. and Medicine dealers
geoerally-for family medicine WELCOMES
LAYER Regulator 4 Dy.pcptic' doe not have It's
equal. 3mt5
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NEw Yonk-Ar slst, sch Geo " Pierce Glouce..

NEW YoIK-Ar 3lst, sch Geo W Pierce, Glouces.
| Ar LIST, brig Madonna Jordan, MIX River, ia
| Gid, l. Davis. Bishop, Calbaren; Geo Wash
ingt"n, Sherlock. Baracoa; Veuelia, Lewis, Nor.
Also cid. brig Walter smith, smith. Monteyideo;
sen .tcfer Maboney, Para.
CID slst. Ella Hay. Mcfarland, Cape Hsytien
Ann Eliza, Clark, Baltimore.
Ar I'd, Nicksburg, Higgins.
fHiLAdELFMA-Cld 2sth, Glide, Hill. Cenfse-
CID 18TH Cienfuegos, Dyer. Ccnfuegss.
sALnhoRE-Ar ssth, Ellen Dyer leland. New
sHARLEsroS-Ar s9sh, Northern Light. Phila.
T.ssAcotA-Ar 2tih, brig Ponvert; Allen, n Y.
,c,A,tyEsros-Ar ssd. Ocean Belle. Boston.
I'd I'd, brig Nimwankie. Perkin, NY.
Fsresse Ports.
a. "a from Mcssina ID. u,t, brig Harry stewart,
IL port 9Th uit. barque orchiia Hsverer. for
.nt.d states: brgs Harry, Brown, AMI Myronus
Higgins, for New York, ldg: salsia, Psrui,isr. I'm
MA,,eiiies, az 81. for United states. idx; Preuuss
Hobbs, Dodge, and fidelia. White, fr United states
~ llth uIi. Myronns, Higgins. Tor NY
i, cioIaltar-Cruising.hch the Rock .th ult, brig
Rabooni coombs. from Palermo Tor Boston
Peterson, Boston
Ar at A.pinwail. 2,i ult. sch c II Macomber.
AZ y .icnioego- .4,n alt. brig William Mason.
klchard-on. Pensacola,
sd 2ilh, brig } Ross, Wyman. Boston
ar at san Jsgo 18th ult scis Dluuiless Coonlbs
and Minetta. oekSr, New York
Ar at tteniucgo- isth uh. sch. NJ G Moseiv
Townsend. .oih. brig Lewis Glars. smith
Phi aielphis.
Ar Al Havana slst ult. brig Long Reach Currier
N.w York
10 port !7th uli. barqucs { + Walton. Caever. tr
Rachel Norton. I " eidon, [ oIson: san.
dy Hook, BaTstow: james Ward. N,cAerson
Carrie Long PARK, amt Jana Adeline, Hutrhtn.
son, nnr brig. Agenors White. for y \; NJ stew
arr Mcdonald, aud Havana, Beuuts for do: Ne
Eoe.cI. suoaL Tor North 81 iiAIIeras. AnEclis.
nf"wn, spencer Hopkins: MARY t,ihb-
mhiinore. isadora Ronda, tPlummer, Mefriwa
A'ri mouse Alier >tarrrtt. Hoppci. Weuonah
stone : Henderson, Henderson: Geo ,.tlchrt.t
hart Aicyonc, DAVIS, and josie. Pcttxrew uuc
sch Pour sisters. >hr-rcr. unc.
~ i'm ;. Jaxo llsh uli brig II Tinker. Ber.
hsfd. Lieniucgus.
Ar at tienfucg"s 18th nit. brig saml Lindsey
wilson. AspinwaH.
, AZ Al Havana III. brig Sportsman, Morton. fin
Havana.
ga 9th b * Novelty, Hsvaner. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
BY II LEGRAPH.
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA. Feb. c.
Ia the Senate to-day the Maine Central
loan bill came up by assignment. Amend
ments were offered aud debates followed.
Amendments We're rejected and the bill
passed 70 TO ).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-08
TO SOLDIE RS

. Inc MIRROR nj ,n. FARMER an eisht-page weekly
II has a lSrger circulation than any other sscaIsr
weekly north Oh Boston in New England. H. sent
10 Union soldiers or their widows at one dollar =
year, upon receipt Of price. II is the only raner
IN America that has. since the war began gwen
me soldiers third better chance than any one
eise. specimens sent free. Refers to spe aker
Diane oi Maine, Ex.Gov. Clafin. of Mass Ex.
Gov ara OF New Jersey, DIR Geo. b. Loring.
Gen Butler. Horace Greeley. Benjamin f. Wade
or anybody from New Hampshire Address MIp'
RoR 4 FARMER, Manchester, n H.