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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-04

The republicans, OF the classed towns
OF fremont, Mt. Desert, &C. have again
nominated James I. Clark, OF fremont.
a. their candidate for representative to the
Legislature. lie is deemed 10 be very
upright and worthy man.
Launched, Aug. 20;h, from the yard
Of {. NJ Holden & Co, fremont Me. a
substantial aud we'll finished sch. called
the kate Clark" SO tons n. m. built by
that experienced master carpenter. VIM.
5. Newman. and owned by c. NJ. Holden
q Co. ct al. together with Capt. John b.
lhurston, who is to command her. Mas
ter Newman has also laid the keel for an
other vessel, la the yard OF Capt A. Rich
ard>on at fremont, TO he. when completed,
about 200 tons carpenters measure
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Business Notices.

Wheeler & Wilson sewing Maehises Again
sirtorisa., At the Worlds Exp0.iGiOn
nj Vienna, in 1873,
And the same laurels which this simple
Machine gained at the Paris Exposition of
1867, she still carries.
The following telegram explains itself:
THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
Especial Cable Telegram from the Worlds Ex-
position.
VIENNA, Aug. 10, 1873.
The Wheeler & Wilson Manutacl uring Com
pany has been awarded the Grand Medal OF
Merit the Grand Medal Of Progress, and is the
only Sewing Machine Company recon nenied
by the International Jury for the Grand Diplo-
ma Of Honor.
(Sgned) WOODS.
The above Machines sold on easy terms by
GEO. A. DYER, Agent,
1w36 COMBS Block, Ellsworth.
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Massachusetts, Politics.
SPRINCFIEtp. sen,

NI-hINNF IBID. NtTt- :
The Springfield Republican Caucuscs to-
night are iull and lovely Two of them
used the check list in voting. aud those
elected Washburne delegates. In Two
others there wa split in the refusal to
use the check list. and two sets OF dele
gales were chosen from the wards The
result ia the city :. Washburue IL. Butler
II, and contested. Our footing for the
State 50 far are, Washburne l2a, Butler
10, doubtfulg >.
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RIO TtE uoN. JuIge OF Probate Tor the County
i oi Hancock.
The unlcrsishe.l, wIlow Of -Diamln 4. -auu.
der-, late ~ prlAnH said County dree t.el,
respectfully represents, that said deceased d.
possessed ot Personal Estate. Al Inventory OF
which has been duly returned into th- Probate
Once that her cITcums tancrs render Il 4rv
that she should have more OF said Personal Is.
tate than she - entitled to ou distribution there
OF, SHE therefore prays that your Honor would
grant her such allowance out OF said feg-ou al
Estate, a. IN your discretion you may determine
necessary ana proper. And also that commits.
sioners may be appointed 10 set of her dover in
the Real Estate Of -lid deceased
SARAH II. SAT >DEks.
OrlAnd, Aug. g. Is-i
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From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. sept, ;.

" AsHI\GTpN. Sept. >.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. re-
ceived to-day 4 letter from Fort Siel. writ
ten Aug 2lst, the day after the reported
massacre. closing as follows
Il think the Indians of this Agency are
as a body. in good state OF feeling. for 4
beneficial council or treaty to be made
with them. by which the border of Texas
may be made a. safe from harm. As tar A.
these Indians are concernd. as any other
pari Of the State.
Respectfully. J. VI. HARwoRrH.
Indian Agent
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CHoLERAeANp pam AILLER.-The efficacy
ofPerry Dayis's world renowned pain killer
In all diseases Of the bowels, even In that ter
rible scourge. the ASiatic cholera. has been am
ply attested by the most convincing authority.
Missionaries in China aud India have written
home in commentator OF this remedy in terms
that should carry conviction to the most ske p
'csl, while its popularity in communities near
er home Is ample proof that the virtues claimed
for it are real and tangible. Among the so
called family medicines 1t stands unrivsled In
the good opinion il his evoked from patrons Of
all conditions and degrees. BOSTON COURIER.
4w35
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For Loss Of APPETITE, Dyspepsia. Indiges-
ton, Depression Of Spirit. 4 General Debility,
In their various forms. FERRo- PuosPoRATED
ELIxIR OF CALIsAyA made by CAswELL. HAz-
ARD & Co., New York. and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic. A. stimua tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other sick
ness, it has no equal. II taken during the sea
son ii prevents fever and ague and other inter
mitieut fevers. 4w34
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NJ A II RI f ID.

Ellsworth-3lst ult.. at the residence Of Lew
is Friend, Esq. by the Rev. Falk Vidaver Of
Boston, assisted by Rev. DIR. Tennsy Of Els
worth, Mr.. David Friend and Mics Matilda
Rothbsrt. The marriage was so.emnized in
accordance with the imposing rites Of the Jew
ish Church.
Surry-30th ult-, by Henry J. Miliiken, Town
Clerk. Mr.. Joseph Z. Card formerly Of Bangor
snd Miss Sarah L. Mazrall Of Elsworth.-
(Bangor ~ hig please copy.
Bangor-30h ult.. At the resi- ience Of the
brides father. Mr.. Wn. G. Murphy Of Ellis
worth, and Miss Katie A. Coney Of Bangor
BroOkln-.lfh IL, by W. A. Friend, Esq,
Mr.. Uzizl F. Candage and Miss Eleanor Can
dAge. both Of Bllehill
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Marine Disaster.


PRovINCETowN, \. b., sept. ,.
Fishing Schooner. Samuel Ober, arrived
here to day and reports that in gale on
Aug. sd, when y miles from Cape Sable,
She fell in with the British schooner, W. J.
Starkey of st. John. dismasted aud In a
sinking condi ion. Took off all hands and
brought them to this port.
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CoxsUNPr'oS, BRoscuy, GENERAL Dr.

CoxsuArrpS, BsoScurs. GENERAL Dr.
RrLirY. !, CAUTION. = llYroPHosPHlrEs'-
Fytlow' COMPOUND SYRUP or HYPOPH0s'
PHITvs.-Asi preparation |, entirely dIf.
eren' In \, combination and effects from all
Other femeds. called nypophosphite.. The
public arr cautioned that the genuine has the
name OF FELLOWS 4 Co. blown on the bottle.
The siensture OF the inventor, James I. Eel.
lows. Is written with red ink across each label
and the price Il 81 per hottie. Fellows Com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphitcs Il prescribed
BY tho first physicians In every city and town
where introduced. and is q thoroughly ortho-
dox preparas ion.
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INV YORK. Sept. >
\ Washington dispatch says that the 2.
o. Department has received information
which tends - show that the Post Office
Agents in Southern Utah frequently open
letters suspected to be OF 4 political char
aeter. Representations are made that the
Mormon inhabitants OF that portion Of the
Territory are intensely di,loyal to the Gov
eminent.
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The enrolled militia in this city is 969
The daily stages are crowded with
islanders" returning to their homes.
Sweet potatoes are in our market. sell.
ing a. eight cents per pound.
On Thursday night. small house near
the fair grounds, lately occupied by Mr..
Sucy, was burned.
No rain yet; Notwithstanding a rain
storm is predicted nearly every night.
Fires continue to prevail in the out
skirts. and some severe fighting has had to
be done TO prevent serious loss.
Several cases of scarlet and typhoid
fever are reported, too much care cannot
be exercised in guarding against exposure
at this season of the year.
Upwards of twenty-five residences
have been built in Ellsworth the past year ;
together with one hotel; and one store
now being erected.
While the Baptist house is undergoing
repairs. that society is worshipinq in the
Methodist church. Services will be held
there next sasbath afternoon and evening.
Tie pastor, VIM. A. Reese. will preach.
Mr.. Frank t. Benner, of Lowell
Mass, and a graduate of Amherst College
mas become Principal ofthe high school
Inc school re-opened last Monday. with
al increased number of scholars. and a
prospect ola pleasant and successful term
The town of Swan Island. with pop
ulation of nearly 500 has not manner IN
the town.
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d.

Otusary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age mua be paid for.
Steuben-23d ult. Mrs. Annie D., wife Of
Melg0s 8. Smith, and daught r. Of Gen. Anasa
and Jane Wakefield, aged " years.
Frsnklin-e9th uit., Mr.. Richard Foster,
aged about 4S years.
NJ. Desert-2l,t ut :, Miss Josephine Rich
ardson, sged % years.
Brooklfn-5th ult., Mr.. Johnaihan Cunning
ham. aged 81 years.
18th ult., Mrs. Lucy Cole, aged 80 Year,.
18th uIt., George L. smith, sSed II years
and months.
Bar Hsrbor-99th ult., Mrs. Florence A.,
wife Of Edwin H. Higgins, aged 81 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-04
TO Tue HON. Judge of Probate of the County

TO THE HON. Judge of Probate Of the County
Of Hancock.
The undersigned administrator of the esate Of
Henry kollins, late Of Ellsworth, in said County,
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chatels rights and credits Of said decea oil are
not suheient " pay > just debts and charges of
of Administration by the sum OF sixteen hundred
and twenty-one- and that by a partial
sale OF the real estate OF said deceased the resi-
due thereof would be greatly deprecated in value.
wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor to
grant him license To sell at private sale the whole
OF the real estate OF said deceased incu ling the
reversion OF the Widows Dover, to satisfy said
debts and charges Of sdministrs alton. said estate
consists Of the homestead OF said deceased, stu.
ate in said Ellsworth, on the Bucksport road, so
called.
NATHAN WALKER Administrator, Debonis Non
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.-Court Of Probate, August Term,
A. ~, 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED,-That
said Widow give public notice all persons in
teiested, BY csusing . copy OF this Order TO be
published three weeks successfully In the Els
worth American, newspaper published in Ellis
worth, In said County, that they may appear u q
Court OF Probate for said County, 70 be held at
Ellsworth, on the l0th day OF September
next, NJ ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and
shew cause. II any they have, why the same
should not b granted.
Attest: Geo. A. Dyer, Reaister.
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
IN and for he County OF Hancock on tb. 81
" Wednesday OF June \. D., ls.J
MARY RICHARDSON aimx upon liz, E4tate
lfl OF Richard Richards "a, late Il Mt Desert la
saii CountY. deceased, having presented her I4t
account Vf administration upon .a.d estate la,
Probate
Dr'i-rcd That said Adu'x give notice thereof
10 all licrsuas Interested, by causing a cory Of
This order to- De published three week. successive
~ IN The Ellsworth American printed At Ellsworth
that they may appear al Probate Court 10 be
holden At Ellsworth the 81 "wednesday OF
sept. next. at ten OF the clock In the foruaoon,
and -hes cause II ahy they have why the same
SHOULD noI be allowed.
3wb PALMER TUCk Judge.
rue cspy-Atte-t GEo. \. DYER I..gt.ter
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AT . Court Of Probate holden at Bluehll within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the lst
Wedne sday of July. A. d. 1878.
TOHS STEVENS. named Executor in a certain
y instrument supporting to be the last will and
testament of Benz. stevens, late Of Blnehill. IN
said county deceased, ha wing presented the same
for Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Admir- give notice
to all persons interested. BY causing 4 copy of
this order to be published three weeks succ essye-
ly in the Ellsworth American. printed at Els
wo,t tn that they may appear at a Probate Court
TO be held at Ellsworth IN said county, on the I'd
"Wednesday Of sept. next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved.
approved, and allowed as the last will and tesla
ncnt OF said deceased.
3w3ts PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest GEO. A. DYER. Reg'r
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

M the first day OF January. A. ID. 1870 Edwin
" Longfelow, OF Machlas, in the County OF
Washington, State OF Maine. conveyed to me in
fee and in mortgage, the following described real
estate, situated ia the County oil Hancock to wit:
certain tract OF land belonging to the bingham
Lands" SO called situated IN the County of Han
cock in the State OF Name, being blocks number
ed hrty four. thirty five, thirtysx forty, iorty
one, forty-two, iorty-six, forty seven and forty
eight, In south east corner, Township numbered
four, containing hity-eIgbt handred acres, more
or less; according 10 the survey and plan maize
by Moan Barker. in 1851. SAID mortg age Is record
ed IN Hancock County Registry OF Deeds. book
1874, page 3Is, 20, 81, % and p.
Now The condition in said mortgage has ing been
broken, by reason thereof, 1 claim to ioreclose
the same according 10 statute.
JOHN T. HEARD,
by his Attorney, GtO. WALKER,
Machias. Aug. H. 1878. aw.A
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but 1t Is hoped not dangerously hurt.
GOLDEN WEDpISG.-Mr and Mrs.. Benz.
Gross Of North Baeksport, celebrated their
golden wedding at their home, Elm Cot
tage, last Sabbath Aug. 30th. Rev. DIR.
Tetit of Bangor, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Pillsbury of Bucksport, officiating. A
large assembly of friends and acquai MT
ances thronged the parlors OF their cottage,
together with the unbrokeu family circle
of children and grandchildren. Isaac ;.
Eldridge Of Bucksport, and Mrs. John
Carr of Bangor, who. fifty years ago,
officiated as bridegroom aud bridesmaid
were present on this occasion, and again
stood mp" with the venerable couple.
Appropriate remarks from the clergymen,
and the singing of an original hymn writ
ten by Mrs. A. l.. Simpson of Bangor.
added great interest to the ceremonies.
Many valuable gifts, consisting of the
useful and the ornamental, were bestowed
upon the aged couple. May their declining
years be golden, with the memories OF the
past and the hopes of the future.
The case of Alfred B. Swszey v Will
liam ID. Swazey. was tried here Monday
aud Tuesday before a. +. Drinkwaier. \.
Wiswell and l.. A. Emery, Esqrs. Ref
erees. 1t is a dispute about an ice opera
ton OF large extent IN 1870. in which the
Plaintiff claims that he was partner and
entitled TO a share of the profits. The
Defendant denies any partnership. Hon
L. G. woodman appeared for the Plaintiii,
Hon. Eugene Hale for the Defendant
There was small riot among some OF
the Il. L. employees on Monday but il
was speedily queled by the constable> aud
their aids,
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uroru.

Charles f. Silsby Of Aurora was unan-
inously nominated a. candidate for Rep
resentative 10 the Legislature for the towns
classed with Trenton. Hancock. waltham,
Aarla'iiie- OTIS, Amherst, Aurora and No.
"a
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List of Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Office
Aug. 90.
Brown, Addison Jones, H. +.
Da!zell sarah T.. Loyett. Michael
Dranmey. Sophia Leland, Henry
farnsworth. l.. W. Moore, Rebecca j.
Graves, Mary 5. Severance. Winfield S.
HANCOCK Co. SAVINGS BANK-Money
deposited during the first week of Septem-
Der. will draw interest from the day of the
month. CHARLES c. BURRILL, Treas.
2w35
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BY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
From Bath.
BATH. Me-, Sept. 2.

bNlffs Mn sNtFt+
DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION.
The Sagadahoc Democratic County Con-
rention was held in this city to-day. and
the following nominations made:
For Senator. VIM. A. Potter. OF Wool
wich
For County Attorney, Francis Adams. Of
Bath
For County Commissioner. Mr.. A. Rog-
ers, of Topsham.
For Clerk of Courts, Henry W. Owen. of
Bath
For County Treasurer, Samuel NJ. Don
nell. of Bath.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Hon Parker ruck, Judge Of PROBATE
for the County of Hancock, to receive ami exam
Inc the claims OF creditors the estate Of samuel
Leach, late of penobscot. deceased, represented
msoyent. do hereby give notice that SIX monIhs
are allowed to SAID creditors brinx la and prove
their claims: and we shall attend that service at
the Post ofIice, in Penobscot, on the 10th day OF
December, and January next.
WM. GRINDLE. Commits
WIN. HUTCHINGs.t sioners.
Penobscot, August Is. 1878 3w35s
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SEEDS wick
some twenty inhabitants OF this coun-
ty, rejoicing in the name of Hartman"
have received about $500 each, by bequest
of a bachelor uncle In n. H.. recently de-
ceased.
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by the
use Of the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide q IrOn)
from weak. sickly, suffering creatures. to
and inyaIjds cannot reason .biy hesitate to tive
It trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility 1t Is q
specie.
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Miscellaneous.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Sept. >.
SHOOTING AFFAIR.
. HAEWORTH.
Indian Agent.

SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Patrick Doherty living al Eyre Farm.
few miles from this city was shot By hi,
wife. Monday. and killed. The WON an
claims the shooting was accidental and
that her husband while beating her with
stick of wood. struck the hammer of the
pistol exploding il. An inquest IS being
held
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uklin.

School will soon commence in She new
school house al Taunton.
The great drouth and heavy fro,ts are
causing much commoiion IN thi, vicinity.
A slight shower on sunday morning
purified the air, and made all feel like new
beings.
The vessel lately launched by ". H..
Card is now loaded and ready for sea
II. L. Macomber's new vessel is now
completed aud has chartered to take her
first cargo at Bangor.
The Franklin Hotel' being closed
the New England House" i thronged
with company and the proprietor, Mr.
Chamberlain. lately from y H.. j. build
ing two summer residences pleasantly sit
uatcd on Main and Mil streets.
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"" '"e whoie, We Delleve that the crops OF
The country will be increased this year
even Ina greater proportion than the In.
crease Of population and wealth.
With this prospect in view the retail
trade is already beginning to look up, and
alively fall business is anticipated. Re-
ports from all parts Of the country show
that the retail stocks are much lower than
usual, and, therefore, no panics or distur-
Dances can probably arise from false al
citations on that account. Indeed, bust
ness has been reduced to hand-to- mouth
system under the late prevailing uncer-
tainties. There is no account of general
failures, and the prospect Is of steady bust
ness. The only irregularity anywhere re-
ported Is in New Orleans, where few
barrassed on account OF too large advances
to the planters.
They are not failures, however. and it Is
likely that when the crop is in market
"""sS VIM "S ieSeoieu W thtit ioi iucf con-
dition. II may be remarked here that this
temporary embarrassment is the result of
a return In part TO the old system which
held in the cotton States before the war,
when almost the entire cotton crop was
pledged to the factors for advances. 1t /.
a pity the system was ever adopted for it
opens the door very wide 10 fraud and
gambling"
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VEGETINE thoroughly ersdieates every
10 healthy condition.
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and BY posting up Mtesied copies as aiore
said. IN three pubic places in said town thirty
view. and by publishing petition and order
thereon. three weeks success ively in the Els
worth Amsrtean, new ~ sper publ shed At EIls.
"orth,in The County or Hancock, the first pubIt.
cation to be thirty days at least before the time o
said view that all persons and corporations inter
esicd may attend and be heard if they think lit
Attest h. Is. SAUNDERS Clerk
y true copy of the petition and order thereon.
Swji Attest. liU ISDN u. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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Notice.

WHEREAS my vile, Abby l.. Higgins, of Els
w worth, has without iastih able cause len my
bed and board. hereby notify all persons mot 70
trust me SAID ABBY L. on my account. Is shall
pay no debts Of her contracting.
GEOKGE A. HIGGINS
Ellsworth, Aug. 10. ls5s. 3WSAs
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At 4 Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth Alth-
IA and Tor the County 81 Hancock On the 81
Wednesday OF June, 4. ID. 1873
EUGENE l. 1REwURGI. administrator upon
Il the estate Of Soiornon J. Tfcw0rAy, iai- 81
surry. la said County. deceased. having pre-ruicd
hts IT. account of administration 4pnE .ari estate
for Probate
OKDk EED-lh1t the .aid Administrator 1--WE
notice thereof to all pcrs"us Interested - Cau>-
inga copy OF this order to be published thrre
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
puntrd IN Ellsworth that they may appear at 4
Probate Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth on the
81 "Wednesday Of sept. next. at ten Of the
clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause Il any they
have. why the same should not be allowed
Js3t' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true eopy-Auest; GEo. \. DYER, Rrs'r.
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nstinr.

Cnsfinr.
Large, fat maokerel are being caught
IN our harbor this week.
Mr.. Geo. +. Collins Of Portland. IS in
town taking "steroscopic views" Of Cas-
tine and vicinity. He has some very fine
view, Of the interior and exterior OF the
Normal School building.
The barn Of Bennett Dunbar OF North
Ca>iine burned this saturday morning
with twenty-five tons OF hay also grain.
farming tool, &c. Supposed To be the
work Of an incendiary
The steamer Howell took one hundred
aud sixty-iive pes>ons including the Nor
maj School, TO the Camp-mccting at North
port on THURSDAY After leaving the camp
meeting. they visited Belfast spent an hour
among the ruins and arrived home. at Cas-
tine, n seven i. NJ
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
81 Tamcriahe. Hoassin. Boston.
~sh ouvc Branch. HoaEsins, iIostoa.
n banner. smith. Boston.
ARRIVED.
srh Charlie. luton. BcliAi,v. Bo,ton.
- ,auoya. Tate Bostan.
>,h WIN. II Archer. Mtihken. Bo,toa.
Scn Diamond. smith. hockiEni.
>,h Ehzabclh, hurch. Boston.
CLEARED.
Aug -
S-h >c,oio. sadisr. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch 50 Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston.
sch "a Maxee, ioang, Boston
Sch EockiAad, BukcT Bar Harbor.
CLEARED.
Aug ~
s,h Dolphin. fcrrald. New YoFk
ARRIVED.
sch westrioo. whHtaker, Boston.
sea Telegraph. wooiArd, Boston.
aug II.
Wind Westerly. hnc weather.
CLEARED.
sept /.
sch Bonny Ives, WHITAKER. Boston.
Sch Arboreer, CLARK. BOSTON.
CLEARED.
sept :.
sch WA II Archer. Miilissn. Boston.
>sh \ Mace. \ Dung. Biuehlll.
Nsh Julia kdaa, staples. Roekland.
ARRIVED.
sch Ann Creeon I.asper salem
sch kuliiy, jordan. Boston.
CLEARED.
sept. :.
-ch Elizabeth. Murch. Boston
fiHky Regulator. Grant koeklAnd
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Bsckspsrt.
w ednesday last as The workmen were
engaged in setting the bowsprit of the
vessel being built by Messrs. Gem & Hill,
'he SING holding the stick broke, and such
was the force of the falling spar that the
%" staging gave way, precipitatiDg Mr..