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gather aud sowS itton HAUL ~ one operation
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Does not use nm old Style shuttle. Does moi
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die mud hururA hursrs bought nnd snIL
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BluehiIl.

BluehiIl.
The Town School opened Monday the
sth inst. under the instruction OF Mr.. L.
y. Lord. who has recently been teachiE g
the Academy at Foxcroft. As Mr.. Lord
is an experienced and successful teacher
the best results are anticipated.
The Academy, taught by Mr.. Bate. a
student at Bowdoin, closes its Fall term
Christmas week. The school has been
well attended throughout, and has proved
a success.
The lower school taught by Miss S.
E. Stevens. closed Saturday, the 9Th inst,
after a very pleasant and profitable term
of Is weeks. Miss Stevens is a very eff
icent teacher, and her pupils have evidently
received most thorough training. 4
brighter or a smarter set of scholars than
those who attend this school one seldom
sees.
Trade i. very brisk Of late, and clerks
are obliged to step rather lively.
Christmas is fast approaching, and
Santa Claus will soon be going his rounds
busily engaged in distributing presents.
and gladdening the hearts of old and
young.
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Pickings and Steallngs.

A gentle hint: A youth and MAIDEN were
walking beneath the blue canopy ofthe
armament 'tretted with golden fires" aud
the maiden, moved by the sublimity of the
scene. pointed taper finger-the one on
which the engagement ring is worn-to-
ward the zenith and exclaimed: "Oh,
Adolphus. isn't jewelry beautiful"
One of the chubby class of four year
old Sunday school scholars. when talked TO
by his teacher about the sins and irailties
of the body, was asked. "Well, sir. what
have you besides this sinful body?" Quick
a thought the little fellow responded. "A
team shirt and nice,new pair of breeches.'
MIR. Philips. the editor OF the kokomo
Indiana) Tribune, who was robbed of
800 in an Indianapolis hotel he other
night. attributes the affair TO IAN overrul-
ing Providence and his forgetting to wear
his nose glasses when he boltcd the door. "
DO bats fly in the Daytime ?" asked a
teacher of his class in natural history.
Yes, sir said the boys confidently
what kind of bats?" exclaimed the aston
ished teacher. "Brickbats." yelled the tri-
umphan; boys.
A mau in Bangor said that Monday
night was ''stror'nary cold" he knew il
because he had been down on the wbar fall
the evening ''chopping ont (hic) boss
whose (hic) hufis had got friz inter the
clash He al, IaI tho, ..tI, ,lnruol ,.ri,t.r
wouldn't (hic) stand still to be chopped
out, yer (hic) see
A Danbury husband is ofthe opinion
that no woman. however nervous she may
be, has right to wake her husband from
a sound sleep only To tell him. on his in
quiring what is the matter. Nothing on
ly wanted to know if you Were awake
A quer,lous Bostonian objects to pay
ing the gas company's bill of Sis for the
frivolous reason that there were no burners
In his house during the time charged for.
Bishop Meade said. our girls are poor
ly educated. but our boy, will never find ii
out
A Kansas pastor declined TO accept a
profered increase of salary because he said
Il wa. the hardest part OF his labor To col
lect his salary, and it would Kill him TO at
tempt 10 collect 500 more.
Byron put good deal of human ma
ture into the close of the autograph letter
just come TO light In London. lie says
AS to what | have said about you never
mind-it was only behind your back and,
under those legitimate circumstances, even
our best friend cannot expect Us to spare
them.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
Union River is now open from the
Head of Navigation TO the Bay. 1t simply
closed its mouth few days during the
Intense cold.
The Apprentice School will open Mon
day. Dec. 18th. at the lower room in the
Grammar School building on School St
Mr.. John F. Royal teacher. No scholar:
under fourteen years or over twenty-ons
will be admitted unless by permission OF
the Committee. j. B. REpMAN. Supt.
Dec. 10th. 1873.
A few days ago Mr.. James Barron
shot in ward of this city, near the Bucks
port road, Loupcervier or Canada Lynx.
\ dog had freed him, and the varmin,
afforded fine mark for the hunter. 4
steel trap was attached TO one of the legs
Of the animal. which ornament he had
evidently worn for some time.
Miss Hattie Joy has resigned her
position as assistant teacher in the High
School in this city, and accepted situation
a teacher in one of the public schools il
Waterville. Miss j. has always been a
successful and thorough Instructor. and
Ellsworth loses one of its best teachers.
LAUNCHED.-On Friday the 9th inst,
from the yard Of II. NJ. & b. Hall, fine
schooner called the City OF Chelsea" OF
2o4 tons burthen. She was built by Master
John Suminsby, and is constructed of the
best materials, thoroughly fastened. and
exhibits throughout superior workman
ship. The owners are the Messrs Hall
and is the second vessel built by them in
this yard the present season. Her Master
is Capt. Samuel A. Goodwin, and she will
be employed in foreign business
GROSS OUTRAGE.-As a young woman
by the name of Caroline Mcdonald was
passing up Main street on Monday night.
about eight o'clock, fellow standing on
the steps of the City Hotel accosted her
and followed her to the house of Mr.. John
Crippen. where she resided. When she
attempted TO enter the house. she was
seized by the miscreant and dragged in
spite of her resistance to the rear of the
buildings. Her outcries were prevented
by the hands OF her assailant grasping her
throat. Fortunately during the struggle
she made herself heard, and on Mrs Grip
pen coming with light, the villain fled.
The young woman when found was much
exhausted and terribly frightened. marks
and bruises were found on her throat and
body. On Tuesday, one George Latin
was arrested as the guilty party. examined
before Judge Peters, and the evidence
being sufficiently strong against him he
was put under bonds for his appearance at
Court in the sum of $3.50.
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NJ A II RI e ID.

Ellsworth-5th inst, by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Capt Melvin b. Haynes and Miss Salome {.
Galley, both of Trenton.
9th inst, Mr.. John Z. Ray and Miss Addie
A Wakefield. both of Ellsworth.
So. Montville-Nov. 18th. by Rev. E. Knowl-
ton, Mr.. Francis Orlando Rating of Appleton
and Miss Caro- Ella Knowlton of So. Mont
vile.
Also, by the same, in Rockland, Noy. Goth,
Mr.. Asaph G. Worth and Mrs. Hannah j.
Briggs, both of ROckland.
AddisOn-Dec. I'd by Rev. NJ. Dunbar. Geo
w. Harden, NJ. D., Of Columbia Falls, and
Miss Eliza +. Plummer Of A.
Independence, Kan.-by Rev. X. NJ. Tunnel,
Mr.. John l.. Googins Of Jurett. Kansas, and
Miss Dda Butler, of Hancock, Me.
Gouldsboro', Dec. It'll, by II. NJ. Soule, Esq.
Mr.. stephen ID. Clark and Miss Emma N. Ham
dy. both Of Gouldsboro.'
Brooklin-Dec. 9Th, by Rev. c. P Bartlett,
Miss Ida +. Flye, of Brooklin.
North BuckspOrt-at the residence of n B..
Rich, Esq. by Rev. W. I. Jewell, Mr.. Chas.
A. Patch Of Boston, to Miss Mary A. Lewis Of
Bucksport.
Mt. Desert-Nov. 80, by G. ". Bracy, ESQ.,,
Mr.. Thomas Z. Savage of Mt. Desert, and
Miss Nellie o. Richardson of Eden.
Orland-by j. W. Condor, Esq, Mr.. Joseph
A. Fogg, of Bucksport, and Miss Arvilla X.
Mink OF Orlsnd.
Oceanville, Deer Isle-by George Thomas,
Esq, Mr.. Franklin L. Colony, Of Swans Is
land, and Mis-, Mary Z. Whitmore, Of Ocean
vile.
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Backspert.
Mr.. Atkins salmon breeding this year
has been q remarkable success. 1t was q
success last year; but this year has far
excelled it. He put in the Pond about the
same number (600O Of nsh and has taken
out about the same number (400) each
year. He would have taken out more this
year but for the premature cold and ice.
He has taken this year 100000 eggs
against l.500 900 last year. The breeding
will probably be delayed by the early
cooling, and the extremely low tempera-
ture Of the water. He has 5000 California
young salmon that are doing well. These
are all he saved from the so, 900 sent. BY
an oversight the eggs for Mr.. A. were
switched off in transit, and so long delay
ed that most Of them were spoiled.
The Grand Army course of Lectures,
made up of home talent, Gndisputably bet
ter and more useful than imported compo-
sitions made by the page to selD was
inaugursted on Thursday the 4th, 10y Rev.
Geo. Forsyth. Principal of the Seminary.
The theme was Back Bone" 1t is a
good lecture, designed for young folks
but has in it stimulus, not hurtful. to fogy
(want Of back bone. think, if you can
get it, your people will like it, unless per-
chance Ellsworth is blest with back bone
in excess Of other cities; but-even then
it will not damage by over stiffening, for
the lecture does not mean mulish obsti-
macy. P.H.W.
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From Washington.

ASHISGToS. Dec. y.
Among the republicans who voted mo
on the removal OF political disabilities were
T.. H. Roberts of New York, Geo. +. Hoar
OF Mass, IL. ). Brady. and - Merriam
OF y. Y. Hooper of Mass. Hanley OF
Conn, Monroe and Tyne of r. l. Seven
colored members voted against the meas
ure.
The republican senators held a eau
cu- after the adjournment of the Senate.
continuing an hour and half. Vice Pres
ident Wilson. having previously announced
that he would be absent several weeks,
ana desiring the Senate TO elect presiden,
pro TEN. After an interchange of views
Senator Carpenter was designated for the
place. but no ballot was taken. Mr.. Car
penter did not attend the Caucus, but re-
manned in his seat in the Sanate. After
hiS election two Senators informed him OF
the result, whereupon he put on his hat
and coat and len the chamber.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-11

OLD PROBABILITIES.-Our learned fri, nd
who Its at Washington. and receives, from the
signal stations of Il continent, reports on the
yieissitudes of the weather, sorts, compare.
and infers from them the daily bulletins
which everybody reads. might reasonably add,
In view of our late sudden changes, Colds,
Coughs and Affections OF the Throat and Lungs
will prevail i'll the East aud North. Warming
signals continue in the West and SOUTH In
view of the truth of these probabilities, we
commend to all sufferers that excellent and
potent specific, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
II has. II countless Instances, saved life and
has. within the knowledge OF every one, allie
Waited most alarming symptoms and effected
cures almost surprising belief. So excellent
i, it that the medical faculty largely use it in
their practice. In cases OF seated consumption,
il prolongs life and and softens the stay of the
afflicted sufferer. About these days il is well
to have it in the house. By its timely use,
serious disease may be checked and turned
aside.-lNashua Uowa) Post.
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Castinc.
-Tilden & Co.'S. Lobster Factory is still
hard at work.
The Lewiston comes on her last trip
Saturday, 18th inst.
The winter term of the Normal
School commenced Wednesday. with an
attendance of about fifty.
j. W. Dresser. Esq. has full crew
at work in his shipyar He is building
vessel for Capt. Samuel Devereaux, Of
go tons.
Last Saturday Nov. Goth. Capt. Jerry
Douglass. went to Belfast after goods In
company with Capts. Jerry Jones and
Robert Tapley. Returning Capt. d. steered
the vessel to Castine, when he went below
and drank cup of coffee. Capts. Jones
and Tapley went on deck and took the
vessel across the river tc Brooksville.
after getting TO the wharf they went below
aud found Capt. Douglass dead, on the
cabin floor. $.
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who were the best AMI tidiest housewives in
the wOrd-eXceptlng our srandmothers =
took especial pride IN the posse s-ion OF rows
OF tiuware tha ri,tened like polished mirror
Every article about their houses susceptible
OF polish, including the bras, knocAer, wa,
regularly Frightened up until IL fairly gli>ten-
ed. With their primitive materials, such as
Bath brick. emery, rotten stone, etc., II Wa a
serious labor. abiet one of love. Sow-a-diy-
however. their daughters use Sapolio, and in
one hour can polish more article, and do It
better than they could in whole day. II you
wish 10 exec your mothers in the bri.htne..
OF your kitchen ware, use SapollO.
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DIE D..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Surry-3i inst, Mrs. Susan NJ, wife Of Will
liam II. kitied, aged 26 years, 8 months and
days.
No. Ellsw0rth-9th ut.. Maria j., daughter
Of las. ID. and Julia +. Patten, aged years
aud months
rremont-N0v. 18th, Iva May. De-
Capt. stephen aid Hannah Lighter Of
year aud mn~s.- :. Billinys aged 3
SRI = .
..,ivan-3l inst, Mr.. Albert Simpson. aged
| "a gears.
8 mos. and IA days.
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Robber Arrested.
PnKTLANp. Dec. y.

foRfLA>p. Dee. y.
SIX week. since the jexelry store Of
sumner Eastman al North Conway. y. H..
Wa broken into and $500 worth Of watches
icuelry etc. were stolen. Yesterday q
~wede named George shagroam who wa
at work Ia the Notch on the Portland and
q sdrn>hurg Railroad was arrested, and a
portion OF the jewelry recovered. lie had
bceu 10 Boston. New York and this city,
where lac had disposed OF most OF the
articles.
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East Sullivan.

Mr.. Robert Ash OF East Sulliv an.
aged ~ years, works every day in his
shop shoemaking, and wears no glasses
He belongs to the ''Unterrified Demo
crazy" has voted for every Democratic
candidate for President from Jackson TO
IL. Greeley, and wa. never known to bolt
or scratch ticket. May he peg away to
the last.
The Schr. Main, Capt. j. S. Lord. ar
rived on Sunday, Nov. 30th. with goods for
W. b. McCrate and G. 5. Bunker, but was
prevented from getting TO the wharf on
account of the ice until Thursday, Dec. 4.
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rbi. Is his second term In that district.
The school known as the Moore Dis
tric,." 3. under the instruction Of Albert
uoul,cn OF CIifton. Mr.. N. Is a young
man. aud adheres to the motto. that. "a
thing worth doing At all !. worth doing
we'll
Chas. r. De,aittre. Of Ellsworth. IL
teaching the Goose Cove" school. 4.
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Business Notices.


Co.tiveness. Piles. Headache, and don't know
how much they lose by passing by Dir. Har-
ri.on'- Fcri,taltic Lozcnges. Finding the
paper. iull OF remedies. they take no notice Of
any, and thus lose the benefit OF a good thing
We are selling them immensely, for they are
what evcrybody needs. and they will do whA,
we promise. The most perfect, agreeable and
effective cure for every form of Indigestion. sud
the only cure for Piles. either bleeding or other
wise. TRIAL box. % cts. Large box, co cts.
mailed free for this last price
DIR. HARRIsON'S ICELAND BALsAM.
n splendid cure Tor COUGHS. HoARsENEss, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
by T.. :. HARRISON x 90. Proprieturs,
No. fremont Temple. Boston, and BY all
druggists lmoJ0
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Democratic Mayor Elected.
MANCHESTER. n. IT,, De

MANCHESTER, \. IT,, Dec. 3.
Ex-Gov. James \. Weston. the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor was elected to-
day by 81 plurality. The Democrats have
heretofore carried but one ward, but to-
day they elected of the aldermen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-11

DoN'r TEMPoRIsE WITH PILEs.-Ointment
lotions electuaries and all manner of quack
nostrums are "A waste oftime and money. The
only absolutely iuiallibe cure for these pain
fui diseases is ANAKEsIs, discovered by DIR.
SILsBEE. 1t has been pronounced by scientific
men a. the happiest discovery made in medic
inc Tor 200 years. ii affords instant relief
from pain in the worst eases and has cured
more than 10000 sufferers perm lnently. All
Doctors prescribe it.-rrice Sl.00. Sold by
Druggist, every where. Depot. 46 Walker ST.,
New York
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Allen @. Jones, a young man former
ly Of Bangor, went South. became book
keeper of the Southern Bank. Of Georgia,
became a deiaulter in the sum OF $50, 600,
absconded TO Europe. was arrested few
days ago at St. Quentin, France, and then
committed suicide
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-11

frasktis.
OPERATION FOR BLrNpNEss.-Dedr Edi-
or:-Dr. Homer. from Boston, Mas. per-
formed a successful surgical operation for
cataract last week upon Mr.. Edward Jones
Of Franklin, who had been blind upwards
of five years.
Mr.. Jones has found. as his numerous
friends will be glad % learn. that which he
has been SO long in search of more light.
DIR. Homer is a graduate of Harvard
College, and a gentleman of high attain
ments. He will remain in town during the
the time requisite to administer the after
treatment in this. and other very important
cases now under his care, in connection
with those FOR whom he is engaged.
Respectfully, X. II. $.
Franklin. Me-, Dec. S, 1873.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

TTHEREAS Almra II. Miles, and Robert Miles
w OF Bucksport, IN the County OF Hancock, on
the 18th day OF September, 1872, mortgaged TO me
their homestead in Bucksport village, being the
same premises described in deed from George
p Hartman, to said Almra, recorded in Han
cock Registry, Vol. 100, Page ISL. and also small
piece of land with the stable standing 1t deed
ed by Cook Brown, to said Robert, the whole
constituting their (then) homestead: and where
as the conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken. hereby give notice that claim lore
closure OF said mortgage.
LEWIS BARKER.
Bangor, Nov. -, 1873. 3w4S
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New T telegraph.
EPPING. y. H., Dec. 9.

EfIING. y. II, Dec. =.
SurVeys and soundings are progressing
To locate Ia. New English Atlantic Tele-
.ra.h Gable 81 Rye Beach. Ii will prob
ably land at Shaws Point.
The hearsarge cotton mills have resdm-
cd work on full time at reduced wages.
The Jarvis Hosiery works are closed.
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City Election.

BOSTON. Dec. y
The municipal election to-day was run
quite regardless of party. The successful
candidate for Mayor. Samuel c. Cobb.
Democrat being on all the tickets, except
the straight prohibition as was also the
name of Joseph Smith for Street Commits
sioncr. There was but small opposition TO
the election of either gentlemen. Aside
from purely local questions. the citizens
generally manifested little interest in the
result. Four ladies are elected on the
school board. viz: Abhie W. MAY. ward
6. and Adeiine Bangor. ward ., Lucretia
Crocker, ward IL, and Lucia NJ. Peabody.
ward IA.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
SCHOOL MATTERs.-The school in Dist.
No. 4, closed on the 10Th inst, with pub
lie examination. A class Of small scholars
between the ages of six and ten years,
distinguished themselves by repeating the
multiplication table without missing .
word. We want the re aders Of the Ameri-
can to see their names, SO We will give
them: Hattie Havey. Adria Blaisdell,
Nettie Blaisdell. Elisha GOrdeD, Dallas
HO oper, Frank Blaisdell, and Genie Hoop
er. C.. E. p.
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ouliivan.

Sullivan.
A. c. Both finished his survey of the
Falls Friday, Nov. 2sth.
The men who have been engaged in
blasting Hatches Rock and the ledge off
Gatcombs Point finished their work for the
present, on Friday, Nov. 18th. There is
now : feet of water over Matches Rock at
| low water L.
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CHpMAN. QUEENS COUNTY. n. p.

Mr.. JAMES I. Fst Lows.
SIR: In the practice OF medicine have
recommended your Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
phosphi'es. and have found .nvari IDLY the fol-
lowing results.
Gre,ter FREEDOM In tho action Of the Lung.
inc-eased and more easy expecfora,ion In cases
indicated by dry cough. and decided su9men.
taiion OF tone tn the whole nervous system.
can safely and consiste ,lly recommend YOU
Invaluable y pplra,ion In u variety Of cases.
esnecia " for Chest diseases. having success
fully prescribed It IN Bronchitis, Asthma. e.
bili'y from Liver Complaint Debility from
Fevers, and Debility from Impoverished
Blood. am, sir, yours truly.
JAMES SALMON,
Practiclng Physician and Surgeon.
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. Gaeu

The Hancock Baptist = 'srieriy Meet
ing are invited TO meet with the Eden
Baptist Church on Tuesday. the 3oth OF
Dec. Inst. at 2 O'Clock. p. N. A full
representation from the churches is desir-
ed. W. CoRrHELL.
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Fire and Loss Of Life.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 9.
\ small house belonging to Horace
Booth, New Britain. was burned last
night. and colored man, his wife and
child were burned to death.