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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
We GIVE Cash fa PRODUCE
ERIE.
Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed

Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed
MARVELLOUS
that d traveller. desIrous or reaching New
nrk from eitifer Cincinnati. Cleveland
Dunkirk. Buffalo or Niagara Falls, coul'.
ne afforded an opportunity OF setting
Jut on anv one of
FOUR DAILY ExPRrs IS TRAINS.
composed of coaches which, in ele.anc'
of structure and outfit. surpass even thu
pala' C. of -rayalty. and of being thenc'
safely. swiftly and surely transported
across the country. through
PANORAMA OF EvEK-cuANGISG BEAUTY.
to the seabcard.
Yet such are the facilities to-day offer
ed by the Broad Guage Erie Raiiw".
extending in
AN UNBRoKEN LINE OF STEEL RAIL
track between the points mentioned. ant
combining i'm itself all the requisites o.
A rERFEcT RAILWAY.
Western people going East, either fn
business or pleasure, will find this rout'
unsurpassed in anv of the particular
that 20 TO fender Il journey
SWIFT, SURE AND COMFORTABLE.
In the Drawing --oom Coaches on.
may amuse himself by day, or rePose u
night as delightfully."- as 1T home, stop
:Iing at
SPACIOUS AND wEEL-coSDUcTED DININ,
HALLS.
located at regular intervals along tn,
| line.
at every turn the traveller is greete'
| " some
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
% which are added certain zesr an.
'eauty by the certainty OF
Travellers will coEsult their own inter
! -sts il they Will
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE EAnw WAY.
| which can be procured ut all rincipa
icket Offices throughout the West.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

1. II. & A. BEERY have bought of their
brother. Geo. W. Beery, Esq, the North
p feet of what is known as the Beery
Block. Price paid in cash. s., 90.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Men and Their Whims.

What is the use ofa town lamp on the
p. o. alley. it Is never lighted Union.
Said lamp is like soi,ie people-out OF
fix i'm the upper story.
We have hope of the lamp.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
GETTING MARRIED

Essays for Young Men. on great So
cial evils and abuses. which Interfere
with Marriage-with sure means OF re
lief for the erring and unfortunate, de-
eased and debilItated. Sent free. in sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWARD AssoCrA.
ZION, No. s Ninth ST., Philadelphia.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
gufal and WliseelIaneuas.
Men and Their Whims.

Losr.-A Lady's Gold Bracelet. Any
person finding the same will be satisfied
tor their trouble By leaving it at this Of
fcn
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
CHURCH NOTICE.

The services in the Presbyterian
Church during the winter will be held
at 10ta a m.. and 6lla p. III. Sabbath
Thursday evening lit o'clock.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

or damages by fire or ahtning apply 10
A. & W. NJ Kali agents for the Andes
and ts.e Insurance company of North
America,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
LOC4L NOTICES.

The Teachers Association of Tymoch
tee township, will meet at the Sa1fell
School House. on Saturday. Feb. Sd,
1872. All are invited to attend.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Joseph MGJatestd,
Dealer in European and Domestic
w Il M T. q

Pure Wines for Comm union Services. expressly
imported from Italy, ALWAYS on hand.
Mr.. .Ma1stesta i'll fill al orders y omptry and
ut reasonable Rates. Office, Sol, South Gsh ST.
Corner of Lombard, Philadelphia. Pa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

THE editor OF the Valparaiso Und.)
Messenger edited by Bishop Zimmer-
man. wants lis to rise and explain way
the Rel UBLIcAN don't reach him The
Bishop is informed that the copy of the
Republican intended for him. was seized
with Il disease familiarity known as tie
.Passive Policy" hence its failure to
reach the intended destination.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
NOTICE.

Being desirous of closing up the btisi
ness of 1871. we respectfully ask those in
debted to us to call ana settle their ac-
counts
5C MAXWELL & BEERY.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

We are pleased to call attention to the
advertisement OF Mess. .Wagyorer Il Ri
ley. They are accommodating gentle
men and have always on hand large
supply of fresh meats, bologna. lard, ogs-
ters &c. Give them Il call.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

Having arranged to remove to my
new quarters. in the North Corner Room
of the Pi, rSon Block. on the lst day OF
April next. and Is have larger stock
than can well store, in said room. take
this opportunity of informing the pub
lie that [ will
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

OFFICIAL notice was given in both
county papers that the annual meeting
for the election of officers of the Wvan-
dot County Agricultural Society. would
be held at the Sheriff-s office on last Sat.
urday afternoon. When tie appointed
time arrived. no admittance could be oh
tained to said office. although it was not
being occupied for any business at the
time. After considerable effort and beg
ging from office to Office. the use of the
Clerks office was secured.
This seems to us contemplate treat
ment of the worthy members OF our Ag-
ricultural Society. most of whom are
heavy Taxpayers. 1t strikes lis also that
the public offices in the Court House are
not quite the personal property of those
in temporary possession of them.although
they seem so to regard it. Now we do
not wish to show any diseourtesy TO any
of these fortunate officials. but it strikes
US that when those who pay the taxes
that feels them ask the privilege of hold
ing business meeting of general inter-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Men and Their Whins.


A LIBERAL CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN -
The NJ. f. Church of Akron was detli-
Gated a few days since. A subsciiptio
was taken to cancel the indebtedness of
the church and we notice that our es-
teemed friend and old ..boss" Lew. Mil
Ter. the inventor of the celebrated Bur k
eye Mower and Reaper. of the firm OF
Anltman d Co. added $4,000 to his al
ready prineeiy contributions to said
church. This reminds us of a remark
Mr.. Miller made to us when he lived i'm
small rented house in Canton: God
prospers us that we may give literally. -
We believe that Mr. Mi1ler's contrihu-
tions to the churches i'm Canton and ! X
ron. during the last twelve years, must
amount to about Forty Thousand Dol
lars. We know with pleasure that he is
one of the most useful gentlemen in
America. To this is to be added the fact
that he is emphaticallv "a self-made man
and an original dyedin the wool" a boli-
tionist."
Long may he live to ENJOY his i'm
mense wealth and the good will Of friends
innumerable.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
UiED.

N~~~~~~~~@~N~~~~c- ~c-c~~~~~~~~S~S~-~~
At the residence of her son-in-law. e..
Engel, on Tuesd ~. Jan. %, Mrs. Sabina
Hipp.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
TRAINS GOING EAST.

HG5- No, l, DALEY except Monday: Nos. s,
sand J. daily ex ept Suitay; n 5. 3 and daily
No. 4, daily except Saturday and sunday.
f. Il. MY ERS.
General Pass. Ticket Agent.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
MARRIED..

~~~N~~NNN~~~S~~~S~ ~~S~~~~~S~~~S~~~~~~~~~-
At the NJ. +. Parsonage, on Tuesday
Jan: 23l. by Rev. l.. NJ. Albright, Mr..
WIN. Thompson. of Crawford. and Miss
Jane Dunlap, OF this County.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups

Many of oar most eminent physicsns, ocu its stu
dents ald diviues. have had their sight perma nen
~ restored for life anil cured oil tie following dis
cases:
l. Implired Vision; 2 PrrS'ryOpia or Far Sight
edue,s or Dimness Of yiaiol commonly cille'
B.urring: ) A>thennpil Weak EI e.: 4 bps
phora. Running wsteTS Eyes; 9 sore Eyes
specially trcate.i with the Eye tu,ls-cure gua"nn
tees; Weakness OF the Retiua OF Optic Nerv.
I. OphthulmiI, or Inflammation of the Eye and 1t
Appeudagrs. imperfect vision from tie cf1 ct
Iir1 animation: 8. P.otoptoiia- or intolerance o
Light. o Over-W W orkrl Eprs: 10 Mydesopi--Inov-
ing sprrks Jr floating bodies before the eyes: IL
Anofosis Ubscurty Of Vision: l2. Cataracts, par
tial blipdness. tire loss Of light.
Anv one use the Ivory Eve Cups without II.
al Of Doctor Medici e receive immedi
beunci5l Its and never wear rpectacles: Or
If using now. to lay them aside forever We guar
hntee cure in every Vterc the directions ar.
followed. wIll refund the money!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
FoR SALE.

The grant Of lands TO the Grand Rapids ard
1niianl Hi'lroI CompIny, 10 bald their II. o.
from Fort Wayne. Indiana, to Traverse Bay anC
Markinaw, Mic iistn comprises in its farming
la al ev.rv variety of soil. nOm the rich cIs1
loan, - the Isnt ss1 w. ann tn-, -rrtptr- II
that 'rtIon of Michigan north Of the City OF
Grand Rtpll Is, and contiguous 10 the great frui
ubclt on the eastern shores Of Lake Michigan
now bein -ap'.ily developed bv railroad ard
other enterprises.
Tne Pine f.Il.is situated On the sIrsSego..
Manis &c. Pcrs Marquette White, Pine, Tina
rack. Flat and Rouge Rivers, and lying ,gent,
miles on either side OF the sur { sol me Of said
rod, aud a,e in the heart Q: the Pine Section
f'om which Chicago Is SO largely sup lied.
Farming Lands are -a'd to actual settlers n
credit. one quartz down. balance in yearly
payments, inter- st1 per cent. ,er>ons dss.ru
OF iocatio, for farms ill. on application
the ohce. in Grahd Rapids be furnished VIZ
iickets ovCr the Road, emitting them to r. ,ur
CT Fa' rs, in the event Of purchasing any of Ii
C".hpany's farming land. FOR information sbo
Tie lands. prices. location, &c. address
VIM. A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ne 6-3n
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Men and Their Whims.


FRAGRANT SAPnLIENE for removing
| paint, grease. tar. etc. without the least
injurs to the finest fabric.
The abeye ilamed article is kept for
sale by Mrs. Fentz. has. been tricd in
our family and we would recommrl.d ID
the us OF it to any one wishing to clean
Soiled ribbons. kid gloves: in fact any
| thing that you could not wash in water.
1t leaves 40 mark whatever.
Mr.. G. f. BRINKERHoFF has been insur
ed for seven months in the National
Life Insurance company of Chicago on
mutual or reciprocal plan and has not
been assessed for any dea h losses yet
Persons wishing policy in this company
can have it by applying to W. NJ Kali 1t
the Office of Grisell and kail.
| OLD CORR OF THE REPUBLICAN WANT
ED.-C. w. Butteriield. of Bucyrus. o,
has Nos. 5. Z. S. 0. IL. Is II and lS of the
REPUBLICAN containing the Pioneer con
tributions of a. w Brinkerhoff. ESQ.,
/ He is very desirous of obtaining the bal
ance of the copies for which he will pay
a liberal price. Parties having such who
are willing to part with them should
send them to Mr.. b., with bill for SathG
RELIGIOUS NuTIcE.-We commenced
our protracted meeting last Saturday tht
9th ult., in the Trinity Church of TIE
Ev. Association. in this place aud eNpec'
to protract it Tor some. time. Our .Fourrl
Quarterly meeting will commence Sat
ur,lay Feb. 10th. III connection with tn,
above protrucie ed effort. Rev. G.. NJ
Reinhold is Presiding Elder and is ex
peeted to remain with us for some time
Rey. c.. KUEnzLI Pastor.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
:AKF " DowFLL. "
Late .'res Alo. Medic u 70. 8
Eminent Physicians cf Chic

The formula rOr thr Home Bitter
Iinnitte-i u Us, AMI We ',clieVs fiIe 20 10.
ct tonic and sti ulant tor z 'u.r,i .-
fered to thc public. a Wpo;il.s.-y. =
Itriger. Anal iral che piSt. y
Prof o .chcmi Strv EG~h I-If-E-
: Hahn m 4 Il Mcyi-=T. m a. t.-.-'n
e.. IN d: L. LHdlIIn, ta AZ Ia = ,s'a.i..--
Walker. n d, + ) HnX ne, N 4. Ii.s>
j A Hahn. IN q
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Eminent Physiciahs in ciaet,-

early all OF whom are pT-,fs>>ars "a e.
e nthero tire medical - IL sJs-
No o. .her i5ittcT> have ever i.es.E - q.
Ib.ii; emhI acing &C, nfI'.y vaiua'iis o.
cents
L Vat;iee- IN a C. r sim ,Son. " %
m. m 4. " + raiiilf.rr :. ~ -. fi
!. G. \ DOherty. ~ u. q "OO i'Tsri -
-Jarihy m 4. X II Jiii usoH. m ID =
SP Bonne m q; G, W Gl<lS~. - ?.
4. W X W'Otl y drll. nl H. 4: : -
< fayIOt. m i; + 4 M.aiiey, az &.
u. IN u,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
All diseases of the Eye successfully treated by
Balls New Patent ivory Eye Cups

Read for yourself and restore your sight. Spe Ia
Gle. and Surgical operations render useless
The In-stimable Blessing Of sight Is maio perpe
nj by the uSe Of the new
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
MARKET REPORTS.
p 20 -'s CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
r u RVIAN CE g. C. O.

Dealers in Groceries. Provisions & Pro-
tllce
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Good lev

TIE undersigned take plc;l--
Mourning tn rhe p .opie RI tt
md H'lj"ining counties tEsrt
repaired their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-30
SAILED.
sch. Monomoy, Smith, Wells.


Brig Mercedes, Hin. from Cienfueeos Tor Ny
with 3a3 hid, and ~ tc- sugar. is reported =
total wreck four miles = OF Hatteras Light
TIE cargo will be saved. The yes>et registered
3Ii tons, was built NJ Machias In 1864. and was
sailing nnder the British dag.
Brig Maripu>a. Miller. st y Y from Matanzts
reports a heavy gale of Hatteras lSt. and lost
and >pift sails.
Brig Hiram Abif Of Wiscasset. ut and split
sails Of IaIteras. 18Th.
Brig Five Brothers. lost and split sails in the
gale Of The 18Th. of Tlatieras.
sch iho> Fish, Young. from Matuuzas for
Philadelphia, got ashore at Bombay Hook i9th
hUi came of next day without damage.
Sch Rocket. OF Calais, had head Of iurema>i
cafticd away, with al tlached. on the 1854, Of
kcndilf> Head during heavy blow. She put
INTO Ea>idori and from thence was lowed baeh
To 'tai> 10 repair damag,.
Sch Cinderella. from Portland, which cip-
sized and >uak IN Muscle Ridge channel, hs>
been rai>cd nni taken TO Bangor.
BsIque American Lloy d.. of stockton. PARK .
At New YORK. from >agua. reports a heavy gAif
Oh ii1tieras. lasting i hours. during which
l">i sails and damaged rigging. vas Obliged
to carry a heavy press al canvas 20 weather
Diamond >hoai
LEWIS. Del. MAY - On the alih 81
thiuooict cue. the Progress. from Phiadci-
phia Tor fcrna ndina' coilidcd with the schran.
81 fItd >PoiioId. Of Buck sport. capt. Turner.
aud The schooner sunk In lew miuulr- DO,
rrrW were saved. The bark lost her bow
-pfii aud iurctupgaliant mast. She VA. tax..l
to- Philadelphia.
The ffcd >pofiord wa, buiii in I>5s. rated
\ l. WA los tons register. and owned bS Ann
bl">e bite OF Buck~pori.
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ID | E ID.
Lamoine-May Goth. Ida Ella, only child of
John and Ida L. kelliher, aged months and

Lamoine-May Goth. Ida Ella, only child Of
John and Ida L. kelliher, aged months and
! days
THE lovely bud. so young and fair
Called hence by early noon
just came to show how sweet a flower,
In Paradise would bloom"
Resolutions on the death of Mark ID. Stevens
member of Mt. Desert Lodge, No. 40, of +. &
\. NJ.
WHEREAS. it has pleased an All-wise Proyi-
dence TO remove from earth in the midst of his
; days and usefulness our Bro. Mark ID. stevens.
| therefore,
RESOLVED. that By the death of brother Ste
yens the fraternity have lost worthy member.
| the widow an affectionate companion and the
| parents dutiful and obedient son.
| RESOLVED, that we deeply sympathiZe with
the bereaved family and friends of the deceased
| in their great affection, and commend them 10
/ the care Of Him who is the widows God, and
4 father to the fatherless.
RESOLVED, that copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded to the widow and parents of the
deceased, also to the Ellsworth American fer
publication.
b s.; :; 20 ~ g.. {oo~.
Mt. Desert, May n, 1s72.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-30

bhN itN- MAY ..
The reported wholesale destruction of
tn Newfoundland sealing fleet is not cred
lsal here \ letter from -. Johns. \. F..
rs last mail saws that twelve vessels in all
ttt. lost and missing. hut the two or three
missing have been ont 20 long as to be
given up A. lost The crew, of vessels
Anowr % Doe destroyed We're all saved ex-
cep - ont Of 80 men on the brig Hunts
maa. Twcniv-nine oi these men leave
~ .lows with about $50 children and sub
-I.ption> were being taken to obtain
irt...ft- tor their sttleparf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-30

family lhy-ic which = pleasant 20 AXE aud
doe, nor distress or grippe. hI- j. -ure - up-r-
ale when "a. . d. hers hAye failed Ii j. purely
vegetable prvtarttiDu. containing neither Mil
erals. MORPHINE MOI Il'oIni. fAr result Of If
teen years Experimenting by pE. >unael
Pitcher. Il Is perfectly harmless and fat more
effective than Pills. Narcotic >yrun- or Castor
OH. b. soothing the system IL produce nIf-
ural sleep. ana l. particularly at ipted to cry
ami tee thing children. Il Iii, worm.. cures
stomach Ache. Cuu,iip.tiouY. FlHfuency an i
Derangemen' of he Liver. No family can Ut
ford 10 be without tin, article. II costs but 20
cents-ask your druggist 10 Get q for YOU. and
he will always Keep D.. J Il. Eo-e. tu.
50 broadway. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-30

BANGOR, May %.
Tine adiaurncd meeting of the board of
iia4e al manufactures met at City Hall
.t-- evening" and was called 10 order by II.
Prescott. Esq. Franklin Muzzy was
elected chairman. Mr.. ;. c. Hatch chair
taau OF the committee to collect the iniria-
Hou fees reported ninety-two as having
rtid. There WAS considerable discussion
ranceruing the constitution. As there has
been no secretary du ring the discussion
NJ y, G. White proposed that one be pro-
1ided ANA he was elected TO that office.
On motion Of DIR. Tetit a committee of five
,scr, appointrd bv the chairman to nomin-
a,e.a board II officers to be ballotted for
Il. the ueNt meeting. This committee con
: SIS Of Mc>-r-. L. :. Prescott. ). c. Hatch,
Ireartlrr strickland. !. :. Jenness and G.
" Merrill
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p,sa, appear j connection VITA ou company
WOOL CARDING.

N1s Is the time Ia send in your wool Is shall
te ready To receive II amer tins date Wool may
BE- len at H. u. Masons. Whtcomp 4 Haync- At
Tie fall- and at i. Moorc's Hancock " at the.
mall. Persons wishing for good rolls must send
their Wool ia good order, to those The bes; Of sat
t~firtion viii be given.
mill
B-lhe best Oil viii be used 1t thi- milI IA I
purchase u al the manutactoTy- Il. +. JOY.
Ellsworth. May ls... 2ptt
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From Bath,
BATH. MI. Nav IS.

I'NtIi MI. My -.
Capt Geo. Jeweii aged Il. a gentleman
mucn respected Ia this vicinity, died sud-
denly this morning Of heart disease. He
was about hi, usual work on the farm YES
terlay.
Icnder Mailer who was run over by the
lat~ ou the X x l.. Railroad fingered in
great agony until last night when he died.
Mr.. Charles :. Cook was found living
dead upon The floor OF her residence in
tHi> ciiy At noon to-day. She appeared
well when hcr husband len the house at
uiue o'clock Her death was probably
caused hv disease Of the heart.
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rom Biddeford.
BlppEFORD. Nh. Nav Is.

BippEFoRp. Me. May 2S.
NhaN's Block one Of the largest build
i.-- i'm This city was burned last night.
lae lower story was occupied by Ward
we'll. Grocer Dudley and Goodwin. Res
taHrant. Cofliu. Lodging House. A. Lane 4
" VI Dyer. Millinery: Strout. Pictures
hcf.dail. Periodical, and the International
Telegraph Office. The second story con-
rIsiei Law aud Insurance Offices and Bill
Hafi Han anl saloon. The origin of the
fire j. unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-30

The BAR Room REMEDY ior weakness Of
the stomach J. dose OF Rum Bilter-. The:
are surcharged with FUsEL on. ds-dly Ell
gent asirlngent, with which = j, combined. II
your stomarh 4. weak. or your liver or bOwei>
di,ordeTed. tone. strengthen aud regul ate them
with VINEGAR BITTEgs. pure Y KGETABLE
sIoMACHIC. CORRECTIVE ANb APERIENr.
free IRON alcohol and capable % iniasin- new
vitality into your exhausted and di>ordered ~.
TEN. i%33
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Brook -IItLE-Nr I'm. sch o'iz"mbo, Nauun
>a.,w sui - ls'h ior Ia ngor.
~ i-ih- >ch fAir p4acr. SNOW, Bangor
lth IN, >etaph. stephens btyspfi-.
Loud seed b"tJ Franklin. NaFnull. 10 t-u
-i -nth. chs >etaph stevens. aud Hcaj Frius
lin Nstuum. Bangor.
AZ .ih. chs fhchc Ann, Green. and Su.au Tar
loI basi-. Boston.
- II. .eh' fairdcaler. SNOW. flnouth .
& fHfilr Ann. ''iceu. Bangor.
Sii Id, sChs Susan Taylor. paysprlrr Lord
HatE"r
~ 20. -ch Henry Whitney. ocnu. Ho.iou.
81 "a o''kemho, Narnum, hanEor-
EhNeoE-Ar 81. ChAs Cooper. Brook. willie.
TanfHmuuHt, \, whurypori, y u >tcrn- ta.,ct..
II .fbll ,'etf' tlsiine, Concord, ~uu.uu D.e.
Isle. I,umal. Boston. a
\. !9ih. -ch, rhche Ann. Crccns Bu.ton. III.
dem. ,oninn. so. J Wallace. 1homp-er : .u
su- I-abci Mclntyr, Bri-tol. T. \ ~fc,rns it,i.
tvu. ItIt.aud. lila P.rkin-. Mltcheli BOSTON
-itl. -gH- ttudron. Higgins. n Nd frIst
ti.t4h, b. 'sudsgc. Norwich. u h Nr,y 4. IN
L'Hu- ~'apA. ~srycu-. Boston t,sa,.I War.
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Port of Ellsworth.

Fort of Ellsworth.
May y,
ARRIVED.
sch. Red Rover Jeilsoa. Tr,ntol.
Diamond, Tory, Rocklsnd.
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sch. Agenora, Jordan. Boston
May q.
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sch. samuel Lewis Young Boston.
yaualaha, Fullerton, Boston
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Br brig Glance. Dauen. II JasD DE Cuba
Highlander. wood, Boston.
Ocean, Grant, Portland
Telegraph. Woodard, Boston,