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From Augusta.
AUGUSTA. Nav :

~ ~ - A. -hdN
The trustees of the Maine state Agricul-
tural society met in this City this after
noon for the purpose OF revising the pre-
mium is, bearing the reports of the
several Committee and making other
necessary arrangements Tor the approach
iu- ~ia-e Fair in Bangor. The full board
j. present WIKI one exception. The list of
premiums will be given 10 the public and
wju he found one of the mos; c0mprehen-
~iye. liberal. and best arranged list ever
offered by the society. The premiums on
speed horses have Deen made up by
prominent gentleman familiar with the
matter. and viii prove satisfactory to the
hur~mru Of the STATE. A proposition To
open competition for sweep>take animals
tn New Brun-wicN and Nova Scotia. and
ihc probabilitie, are that such a feature
uUGer certain regulations will be adopted.
Tile trustee, are now considering the feast
b.Iiy 81 having a military review by hi,
eXcelcncy the 6 vernon. with addresses
lFom several prominent gentlemen.
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BN TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth Ameriean.l
From BANGOR.

BANGOR. May :.
4 boy named Geo. Mccormick while
PLAYING on the track Of the f. Il y. A
Railroad in this city this afternoon. was
ran over by a ear and had his leg cur of.
The sixth meeting in aid of manufactures
was held at City Hall tonight and largely
attended. Addresses were made by vari
on gentlemen. and the committee ap-
pointed At the last meeting reported
service Of resolution, which state that be-
Heyinr the Penobscot River bet Ban
cor anl O.d'own affords the best. safest.
AND ao-- uniform water power in New
Eu.laud. If not in the North Ameaicsn
Continent. and that our vastly superior
advantages for general manufacturing on
the most extensive scale should be brought
10 the immediate knowledge Of capitalists
and manufacturers both at home and
abroad.
Therefore, resolved that a committee OF
five be appointed to communicate by cor
rcspondence or in person with capitalists
and manufacturers al home and abroad
and invite them TO make an examination Of
cur advantages and facilities with view
TO early Investment. Aud to do whatever
in their Judgment they shall deem best cal
culaicd 10 effect the most speedy realiza-
ton Of the Just hopes OF this community
and make Bangor the great manufacturing
center Of New England. The report was
adopted and Noah Woods. VIM. T. Pear
SON. J. .. b. Darling. James Walker and
Henry A. Wood we're appointed as COM
lniitee OF correspondence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

C.Lars-Ar eth, II : Rillags. Mt Desert; J II
t-rver Fremont; President. Boston; Champion,
fremont; + cummings. Mt Desert; Savoy, Ire
mont. Chas Cooper. Brooksviile.
Ar g5th. Golden Rule, swans Island
Cld s.ih. u Billings, New Haven; Caroline G,
Norwood. Boston; J II Carver, Norwood. New
Haven; Richie. Freihy. Boston; Giraffe,
Baglry. rawtuckci: Commodore kearney, Phil.
brook PROV; sammy Ford, Anea, New Haven /;
Rocket, War;. Marblehead: Lebanah. wall. New .
po,t: Comet, Dow, Providence; American Eagle
McFarl1nd. New YORK.
Ga 9Th, Gsme Cock, Robins OF, Ne ponset Louis
Walsh Kelley, New YORK; sarah Wooster, Lee
land; : u Hart. burgess Boston.
Cid Seth. President, BARBOUR Lucy Robinson.
etiuson. Lynn Champion. tiaFs, Newark. Rich
ari and Tlrrry, ntay, Providence: savoy. Rob
bins. nanyers; Cumming Harmon, Boston.
Mn.elisht, Young, New Nurs, Leader, Ha,tcr.
AppoHcns tha~ cooper Gray, G3mhridgr.
tld 1T, Golden Rule. Jui,e. Boston. sunbeam.
GALLEY Baltimore, . y llf4nsc On. Dodge Boston !.
Miuig ht llaWku-.
cd p. Gte, inland. Parker. LINN
PogrLA>p = Ar aOih. F.ed >pof,ri. Turner
Baliemo.e corn go Waidron 4 1rle; Royal olk.
Henson. rcmb ose. htrI wood: independence.
lufn'g- Mt ne,rrt. ussI uopd t. Nm Dcaut-on.
\ Hooper, Parker. >ieuben. urampu-. for li1s-
ton.
Parker, Gloucester; Prank Pierce. lswngth; ~
t"ria. Cameron, southport. Tcutnu, WytiJ-. Cal
Hts tor Boston; Th0ma-, Freeman, Mt Desert iur
a. Paragon. >hute. Boston. sarah lieu. d1
ipr bland. l"rohto, - lY, biuchin.
Al IN. II gtin. ,aiai. .or Washington; Ven.
dol e. Farm. Htl-t"l.
CA Fred >poi,ri. ior Blachill. to load fpr ral.
tma
,ioero>-,r .a,h. Fairfield. calai. Iabn rrlrr
*n1 biz beth do. Woodland ana Maria q
70, ti'"orth. { Dyer. Franklin. II Macon
81 son Pan4aa. BelIatty. Ellsworth. E..lr.
Grant. u iiv4u: Convert. Btng1t.
Al - May Mean, Parker, Alexandra; III
Arst. kAfc Gr.n,. Grant. Roudout.
81 ~. % rtua>ka. Deer Isle
AZ tih. Victor, Lopk. iioooAea. It Leon, cas-
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The cry is '.times are hard. money
scarce" but we never had a liylier spring
here.
w. 5 liutchinS & Son are loadi-. sew
eral vessels with brick.
David Grindle and James Smith are
builing new yard for the manufacture OF
brick.
The stave mills are doing good bust
ness. averaging about - NJ slaves per
week 30 each mill.
-. Sellers Il Son are building. under
the superintendent of Master Perkins. of
ta-,ine. a ine schooner for the coasting
trade.
Z. Il. Bouden * Co.. are blasting stone
and preparing the ground for a wharf
Alexander Perkin, has built a new
stable, aud intends 10 build house the
coming season.
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From New York.

NLW oKk. May
VIM. Reagan accepts Morri,>ey'>, $40,
e1J bet. 5000 that Greeley viii carry
Nm York. - 900 That lie viii carry Penn
>yiNas.I. ou The Presidential election.
The Ias>s Washington special says:
Iuc stun which ha- been tclc.raphcd
from iA,, C.ry in regard to the Washington
treaty j. merc speculation and CUES,
wo.o. The situation l. not materially
changed aud there are uo uew features in
j; ~arraA,ing any belief OF new dangers.
On the contrary the position OF this gov
,ruMeu. Oh The subject is one which when
t.a c3re,poHdence i, made public will be
warmly approved by tie people. There
j. 40 bachdown no withdrawal. there i
4u caruc>, eft rt to save the treaty. but
there has been 40 suggestion or proposition
from this side to settle the question out
Side the Geneva tribunal.
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ia Ell>wurih-April =. Mr.. Polly Bai>,iel.
aged -. widow II the i4te james Blai,,lcll. Of
ot.Aud.
Ia HaneocA-Aar,h p. Il. II. g. Moon. aged
- yr>. months aud l. day.
Buehill-Apr. .. Oliver Eaton. aged a. W.
NJ. Dc-rrt-pa>-ed Ia -pirit life. April Il.
Nellie +. agc 3yr,. APE, p Cora +. aec ; mo.
children Il Mr.. and Mr.. l.. :. Higgins.
How Id % part with children Dear
When called by death AWAY
But Heaven, kind oir, hid, II, a cheer
And wc that voice obey.
W. know God rulcS-and though Hi. power
|, my .tsTiou- 20 our sight.
IL "a rNciaim iprryrrmuro
lie dtsth AL things right
These iilil- bud, irIu>p PLANTED are
To 4 brighter cline than This.
10 bloom in Eden'- bower 70 fair.
" here an is JOY tud pvarc.
OF near our side they will reside.
To comfort and % cheer.
Our impress thoughts 4 by they glide
Tell IA that they arr near.
In sulliyan-Apr. -, .A>a White, aged 20
years.
sullvan-Apr, Capt. Asa White aged 20 yrs.
sulliyan-Apr. 90, MARY France, wife Of A.
E>tibrVok, and daughter al Geo. ". III, Esq,
aged about 10 yr>.
In swan, l>land-April {. Emma VI. Bridges,
daughter Of Parker. and Mary Bridges, aged
year and II months. Apr. I. Jane, wife OF
Deacon Jane, joyce, aged - yrs. Apr Nth,
talI in. son Of Charles II. Clara VI. Sprague,
aged yr. months. Apr. ., Benjamin Smith,
aged - yrs. months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

Ship Frank Flint. (of rhomaston) Smalley,
at Boston from Liverpool. reports a strong gale
April 2, la. Al AZ Ion So IS. lasting So hour.
during which split sails. stove forwaid d house.
wheelhouse and boat. and filed cabin with wa.
ter; also. SWEET decks. started cargo and head
rail.
Sch st Croix, Eaton. from Cardenas for New
York, ashore al Shark River. Nj is full of wa.
ter and il j. thought will go to pr, T..
Ship Tranquebar, Wsierhouse. before re-
ported on fire at savannah 18th ut. sailed 3Oth
for Liverpool.
Brig Nellie Ware, at New York from Tepords
in a gale 18th nit. lost fore and mainiopma.ts Is,
with all sails and rigging attached.
Sch Smith futile. rhur>ton. which left Nor
folk 9th ult. for Warren was run into by
steamship Moravian. while living at anchor
little above Lamber:'s Point 29th. and hal
stern crushed in on starboard side. jIbbooh
carried away, beside other damages, whole es-
timated AT $50 Capt Graham. OF the Mora
Wan. notified Cant Thurston that his company
would pay Nil damages.
BsrQue n K Clements. Kelley, at New York
heo Antwerp, reports 1t Inst, lat - =. lon
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HANS SMIDT.


Up River Items.
Aurora has only one pauper now, and
that a little girl idiot.
-An,herst NJ the last annual meeting
voted to raise $500 TO fence the new GENE
tery in the vicinity OF the tannery. The
ladies circle have nearly 500 which is 10
be used for the improvement Of the lot. Ii
is sequestered but beautiful for situation
when reached. 1t is high table land of
sandy soil. presented to the town by A. Ii.
Buzzell. Esq.
Caleb Goodwin. son of Richard Good
win of Mariavlle. was injured by the sud-
den starting of pile of logs.
The Single mill on Chicks brook in
Amherst. C. c. White's.) has cut out
nearly one hundred thousand shingles with
its first run Of water and if its second run
serve. it will cut as many more.
Peter fewer late of Amherst. long a
workman in the tannery. died in Clifton on
the 10th ult. He left his property by a
will TO his brother Martin. both of whom
came from the Emerald Isle some twenty
years since.
The town of Aurora voted at its annu-
al meeting to build a Town House. and
raised $500 for that purpose.
The school in No. 3 in Amherst, taught
BY Mr. {. S. Staples of Penobscot closed
on the 5th inst. and was profitable term.
The seasonabe rain OF the 9TH will aid
the driving of logs and benefit the grass.
The travelling through the woods be-
tween Amherst and Clifton is said never to
have been worse than recently.
Miss Myra Fernald of Sutton's Isle
viii teach the summer term in District No.
in Amherst. Miss Sarah G. Linscou of
Amherst is to teach the summer term in
the Goodwin Dist Mariayille. Miss
Ida NJ. Foster of Amherst will have charge
Of the school in the Graves District Ma
risvills.
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The schools in this village are expect
el 10 commence on the 18th OF this month.
The high school will be taught by Miss
Ella Stoyer; the lower by Miss Minnie
stevens.
NJ. X Chase has bought his partner,
II. b. Darling, out. and Will continue 10
trade on his own responsibility.
The mills have begun their usual cam
paign tlii, spring, and run day and night.
-Jairus Osgood will launch his pleasure
Yacht Lena" in a few days.
A fire broke out in Mr.. Ma>on's shop q
few days ago. but it was put out after few
minutes of hard labor with buckets and
ladders.
The granite business is rather dali at
present. Only a few men are employed.
bat il Is hoped that there will be plenty OF
work soon.
HANS SMIDT.
$. ). Candase and brothers are repair
ing ta o vessels at Bluehl II Falls.
Angus Henderson has bought the farm
Of John Morse on Buehill neck.
DIP Friend has bought the farm of
A. g. Parker at Bluehill Falls.
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Sullivan Items.
The young people at North End
celebrated May day with dance in the
evening at the residence of Gardrer +.
Blake. Esq.
Six loaded vessels. among which were
the schs. Angola. Belatty and Saxon. Abb
bolt. came out over the Falls Oh Sunday
last.
1t is currently reported about town
that Capt. o. F. Bunker of sch. Wreath of
Franklin has sailed clandestinely from
some domestic port to parts unknown.
Mrs Mary L. Lyman has been making
marked alterations and improvements
about her premises. Her buildings are
positively respondent with new paint and
the whole place has an obssrvably neat
and attractive appsazanes.
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United States Internal Revenue,
Collectors Office, 5th District, Name.
Iincolnyille, May LIST ISL

Iincolnyille. May LIST 1872,
T hereby give public notice that have received
/ from }. ID. Hopkins, Esq. Assessor OF Inter-
nal Revenue for 9Th District Of Maine the annual
list of taxes assessed BY him for the year ls72
and that said take have become due and paya.
BILE AID for the purpose of collecting and receiv-
ing the same, they Will be received for Hancock
County BY 4. r. Drinkwafer Esq, deputy Coiiec
tor at his Office in Ellsworth only SUNDAY except
ed from the Isl h to the 18th Of May inclusive.
And further give notice. that all per sons who
shall neglect to pay the Taxes as aforesaid. as
scssed upon them, to the Collector, or one of h's
Deputies or Agents. within the time specified,
shall latter ten days notice of such delinquency
be liable TO pay five per centum additional upon
the amount thereof toge her with interest at tbr
rate OF one per centhm per month upon such
Taxes, IRON the time the same became due with
proper COSTS aud expenses of collec ting the same
by dsfraint- Also, the sum OF twenty eeats fnr
the additional notice Of such non-piyment, wi n
four per mile tor Travel in serving the same
ss No further notice of the Annual List is
quired by Law than the foregoing; and all per
sous assessed are respectfully requested TO gov
ern thems .ives sccordiA ely. DAVID HOWE
Colleeser Jifth Colleeqoa District, Maine, 3wls
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81 0s. took heavy gale from the W. and while
furling The upper topsails seam n named
Adam Gray. OF Yarmouth. Me. Tell to the heck
and broke beth legs aud rccei.ed other injuries
from the effects ofwhich he died IN sixty hours
afer.
Barque Florence Peters. from Phi'adelphia
for It Jsgn. before reported at Turks Island in
distress. will discharge and 20 to Nassau. T..
for repairs and he cargo will bc re>hpped.
Brig eremiah. (of sesrsporil Ford. at New
York from Ma anZas. had strong NE winds
most Of the passage and sprung ioremast; was
nine davs OF Hatteras
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

tAsToRIA-is q scientific vegetable prepara-
ton; a perfect substitute for and more effective
than Castor on, and i pleasant a. take Il
clcAnse- the svtsein In a most Remarkable, ,,,I,
ncr; doe not distress or gripc. but oI4ri'..,
when all other remedies have failed II l. err
tain 20 supcrsedc Pills, Co,ior oil. Marjorie
syrup> and all other purgatiyc and exciting
medicines. The Ca>ioria contains neither Min
erals, Morphine nor Alcohol. BY it, cmolicut.
soothing effect, II assimlaies the food nd uro-
duce> natural sleep particularly adaaiing |, to
crying and teething children. II cure. Stom-
ach Ache, Wind Collie, Constipation Flaiulon-
cy. Group andk kill Worms. Make your Drug
gi>t send for il, he will always keep il. a. n.
cry family must have il. II cost but INV cents
bottle. For sale by. J. b. RosE, & CO.. q
Broadway Ny. Avis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

The spring term OF the school in dis
trict No. Z. being taught by p. G. woos-
ter. South Hancock, will close on the 10th
inst. This term has been very pleasant
and profitable one. The parents have ia
ken an unusual interest in the school. which
has been great help to it. The pupils
have indeed done nobly; they have thrown
themselves into the work with an energy
seldom seen in the common school; they
have ever kept in view the three great pre-.
cepts of success Punctuaiity. .Steadiness
and dispatch ;" they have shown a great re-
spect for their parents, teachers and them
selves. Such obedient and active girls and
boys will grow up to be useful. and a bless
ing to the community in which they live
SUCCESS to them. II. W. 7.
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Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men rnd wo
men. We give employment that pays from 81 10
8 per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted To every city, town and village. send
70 sample and 20 To work ~ once Address,
!. Latham Il Co. 299 Washington -. BOSTON
Mas. tf5l.
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NEW ADVERT ISEMENTS.

New Arrivsl-Lewis Friend.
Bucksport National Bank,
Spring Open ing-tIeo Cunningham, < Co.
City shoe store. II. Partridge.
Notice-Cvrus stone, Sec'y.
Notice to Pew holders
Medical Notice-Dr. X. I. Grindal.
Notice-samT Whitmore.
Notice.
Notice-B nj. II. Higgins.
Noiice-t,eo. ". Cook.
Notice. l.. Moore.
Special Nsticc- Nhucomb 4 Hayne-
City Hotel-N- ii. Higgins \ son
List OF Letters.
Non-Resident TaNes-R. 4. Eerrlck
state OF Maine.
stallion Gen. Hancock-lvsry Grant.
Railroad Notice.
Overcoat Lost.
Magic Oil-Wm. Eenne.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH--lstw Wednesday in January. Feb
rlary, August. September, and December. I'd
Wednesday in April Sd Wednesday in June and
ri Wednesday in October.
ELUEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem
her.
BUcKsroRr.-Sd Wednesday IN January May
and September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

List of Patents issued to Maine inven-
ors. foIthe week ending April 30th 1872. and
each bearing that date. Reported for the
American by VIM. F. Seavey. Solicitor of
Patents, Schwartz Block. West Market
Square. Bangor. Me.
Dan1. Sullivan. Bangor. Hot Air and
Steam Heater Combined; W. r. Eaton.
Portland. Tree and Plant Protector.
Whole number of Patents issued for the
week 239, together with reissues; cx-
tensions, is designs; and trademarks.
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>r,GNkrIoN in the blood tend, 10 produce
nine-t'nih> 81 The diseases flesh l. heir to-
This. however. is obriatcd. WITHOUT LrRIri.
1ATINGthes y>tem. by administering LtIHAN'>
CAIHAETIC EXTRACT. uI
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IMMEDIATELY Ii -Nery family knew the
value Of MIS- >awycr's >aiNc 'heN wouli imnie-
diai,iN purchase a box anil never be without n.
II yuur bsuggi j. ont OF ihis >sltr aud neg cci-
to keep supplied. send >cyentV-i,c cents ~ III
rectrd IN another column. aud >ay YOU ,sw the.
advertisement IN thi- pager. IJif
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THE tAI->r uI TrNPrKANcr find, .ari,,. If
IT. most ln-iIiuu- and dangerous foe in th,-
many >o-,ali'd 'ipnir> and 'aplietizer-" tAal-
Of cheap wAi-k'y mi refuse l4uor-. nut>hc,!
up 10 -ui; deprived apI-tit,.. und,r The f.in.
~ medicine. ibE MALkTE's tAIIT.,KNI,
NINEGAE BIrIrE~ arr none of the.,. Tb,.y
arr not a beverage bat genuine medicine.
purely vegetable. prepared from California
hgrl'- by regular physician. For all ,li>ra.,.,
Of ihe stomach liver, Kidneys. bladder. kin
and blood. They are an infallible aud unriyal!-
ed remedy. avis
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Sch i + Simpson, 1913 tons. belonging TO the
estate of thu late John GODDARD. OF Portland
Was sold at auction May 81 by 5 Bailey & 90
for $3.50 cash. TO William Preble. of Gran
berry Isle
LAUNCHED-At Machas eth nt. from the
yard OF j l. Nash. sch Of l0i tons named
Ximena, intended for the Goa sting business -
She is owned by " e & Howav and i, to he
commanded by Capt G ingalls,. late of sch y
Jones.
Sch Nenila lot Castincl has been sold to
Charles Allen OF Rockland. for S34OO
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SCH. Thomas Hunt, OF Gloucester. has
been bought at 4. cost of about 5000
for vessel. seine and seine boat by parties
at swans Island.
Fish are reported exceedingly scarce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

tie Of tennr'> Pain Killing Magic OF. sud IT,
soon ~ possible alter the >praiu. rub ihi> Dii
IN with The hand freely sud ilihiul, untiI
i cured We hayc seen Is cure Performed br
ihi, treatment In bat an hour
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In this ,ift-GIy4th. rs Er, Dr. Tenn s..
Nr Euei H. por'iy aud Nil, France !. Young
- daughter OF capt. benjamin Lprd. aa Il
Ellsworth. W ayAn,wl,.,a -eucrau, Slice
81 th. bridAl loaf
Ia thi- tity-April =. by th. -sin.. HIM.
eltn hlu'a.i. aud Mi, Clara J. Moor. .l.
OF Ellsworth
Ia >urry-April 3a.by Ery. l.. !. Tapp.
Nj curtis CLARK. oi Portland. anI Nli-. 4 ..-
lctt5 smith. 81 >urry.
IN W.T. >urr,-April q. Al the r.-iI.nr. II
tn' bride father. bl E.N. a. Irslv. Nj. H. g.
>hyii II orlaui. % Mi, Emma +. saunders,
Of W. >urrY same time and pia-r. hs -in..
VI. Al'tn \. hurr. of oriani Z" MI. Abttc =
Oliver. ii -. >urtN.
In NJ p.,,rt-Nlay b, n, 4. Il. Fluin-r.
Nj. willard :. llail. Of t4lli- tp Nj Iva
>sms-. % Nj. Desert.
la Ldan-April p. hy E,s I-raei Hathaway.
Nj Liinerr &, Brewer, ANA Mi. Ann +. P,l.l.
hYtA ut Eden.
Ia Na,bia--April -, by Re,. &. G.. Long
Nj. l-Ilatiu- NJ. ~ars. ut. and Mis- .ilr NJ
lmih u hutA of MarhiA-
AmArr-t--ArTiI -'th. n th. parsonage. I,v
r.. IL. : Lpyiu-. Nr. AudraW >. o,r,-- a,.;l
Nj tva \. Anderson. tiih ~ Amherst.
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MARINE LIST.

Port Of Ellsworth.
My p
ARRIVED.
Sch. Telegraph wooiar,i. salem.
W IL Archer. Milliken. Boston.
MinneOla Whitaker Boston.
Hussar, Enker, Rockland.
Mays
ARRIVED.
sch. ii + On. hman. Man Boston.
Mays
ARRIVED
Sch. tanova, laie, Boston.
Nave.
SAILED.
sch : u Lawrence, Davis Boston
James Zil.ler. Jordan. salem.
Fair Mind, Bonsey, salem.
May,
SAILED
sch. Come On. -. VI desert
= Charles Upton, Belaiiy, Boston
May 4.
SAILED.
Sch. Forester. Loring. Boston.
Grace. Alley. Boston.
Bonny Ives, Whitaker. Boston
Forest City, Davis. New York
Z" Zirayo, Means. Boston
Delaware, Jordan. Boston
May >, wind NJ heavy with rain.
May 6, .till strong.
May.
SAILED.
Sch. Ariel, Austin New York
- Georgia, illey. Boston.
g Samuel Lewis. Young. Boston
May 5
SAILED.
Sch. VIM II Archer. Nilhken. Boston
- Olive Branch, Hode kir. Boston
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Tine gfe-t CASH prizes fpr CAN kan JuI iii.l,,
o..l -ttu- and " col V.il DC rutl 1T The CItY
VI NEk ri. uE'!rr the I'y Hotel.
FiiilIiV~ 500.
ft-Nortn MAN. --sh. l>-3 tu
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10. 4. RowFLL's COLUMN /
10 Pex- Cent Me-

The IowA Loan AND TRUST COMPANY will in.
vest money on first - Real Estate, nj ten per
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