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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-21
City ana County.


Ellsworth.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Mr. L. A. Ernery will
be absent from town from May 10Th to
May 9th. HALE EMERY.
Ellsworth, May 30, 1874
An anonymous writer wishes us TO pub
iish an enclosed "Crostick." Specially
cline. 'Gainst rules
Fresh shad are in our markets at ten
cts. per pound.
Campbell. Leach Co.. are adding a
story to their market.
Several persons owning cows found
their animals safely enclosed within the
pound last week. and after paying expen-
ses were allowed to take them home.
"A few thrifty farmers have agreed to
report in harvest time the net proceeds
from small lots Of ground ranging from
half an acre to two acres.
These men assert that intelligent farm
ing pays even upon the hard and rugged
coast of Maine.
-Maying parties and pic-nics are in
vogue among the young people at this
time.
We learn that the Library Committee
are selecting books for the purpose Of max
ing an addition to the City Library.
Last Sunday At the Congregational
Church. Rev. Mr.. GARRISON, four persons
were received into the membership OF the
Church.
CHORAL CONCERT.-Last Thursday even.
ing we had rare treat in the musical line
!. Through the past Winter and Spring, the
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Transfers 81 Real Estate in Hancock Co. Tor
the week Ending NAV 2, ~.

Administration Miller 10 Susan Goodw in
3 acre lot. $4,000.
BUCKsr0Rr.-F Frederick spofIord to L. e.
Colby. Jr., 80 square rods Of land. Sio0.00: IL.
| Butler To Gas. r. Mooney. lot and buildings.
Sl.0; seth Pratt 10 tlaTinda :. Pratt. Of a
lot, S3I.01 seth Pratt. Sen. 10 Seth Pratt. Jr,
4 mill and lot. 500. 90: Daniel Hartman to
Sarah Gray. lot, 5000: Sarah GRAY 10 II. A.
Hartman. acre lot. $500 Fmcline Il. Buck
TO y. :. salisbury. lot and buildings. $1,000.
BLUEHiIL.-Richard Duffcy 10 Hannah Duff
fey. lot. $4,000; Chas. \. Barrett TO II. A.
Darling. lot and buildings. $4,000; II. A.
Faulkner 10 II. \. Darling, - square rods and
buildings. $4,000; Emma Cloush to Mary T..
Howard. lot and buildings. $1,000; Jonas
Green TO Jas. W. Green. 100 acre lot. $4,000.
DEER IsLE.-Levi u. Crockett to g. H.
Crockett. . acre lot. S52Soo.
ELLswoRTH.-johnL Nmburncr to l.. r.
Lymhurner, 10 acres aud buildings. $50 % /;
same TO same, 90 acre lot. $1,000; same 10
same. loo acre lot. sl250D; same 10 same. -
acre lot. $4,000. MARY VI. ROYAL 10 John Row
al. :; acre, and buildings, $4,000; VIM. Mad
docks 10 stephen salisbury. oil acre lot $50 90
Wm. Madlocks 10 Cynthia Maddocks. 40 acre
lot. Sl00 Emma J. Moore Ia Mary r. Clark.
! acre and buildings. slli.00; Allen ID. East
man 10 Geo ;. ODER. 80 square rods and build
ings. $1,000.
EDEN.-A. +. Higgin. to L. +. Desi,lcs. ]
acre lot. 1000.
LD>BoRo.-Edward Hammond to Ii
"aFI - HAMMOND. : lois OF laNl acres.
$1,000; Vim. Il. " hitten 10 4. \. Howard, =
lots and buildings. 40 acres, 5000.
HANCoCk.-Joseph Cline 10 Clara Machado
100 acre lot, $500 90; :. 7. Clark 10 Ebn'r
Clark, 24s acre lot, Sa4s.00.
LaMoINE.-Merey Young TO Arabinc :.
sumner, Is acres and buildings. SGD0.00
ORLASD.-T. q. Saunders to u. Z. slun-
ders, % acre. and buildings. 500 90; II. T..
Saunders 10 Vim. Roberts. % acre, and build
ings. $500 90; jos. Lawrence 10 Geo. u. T..
Lawrence. lot and buildings. Bond.
PENoBsCoT Mary Dunbar To- David Dun
bar. 60 acres and buildings. $4,000.
SURRY.-Bainbridge freethy 10 Il. 7. Jar
yi>, ~ square nod. land, 5000; Nahum l..
Cousing 10 David Wilson, acre lot. $500.
SEDGwICK.-Job artsr TO School Dist. No
;, sedgwick. acre lot. $500.
SWANS lsLAND.-David stinson 10 T. T..
ColonBy 4 81, - acre lot. 5000.
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La moline.

lansoiue.
Mr.. VIM. +. Desisle has fitted up the
old VIM. Desisle house in Lamone and is
prepared to receive Summer boarders.
This is one Of the pleasantest and most de.
sirable places on the coast.
preach at the Meeting House on Trenton
Point. next Sunday morning (24ih,) at 10
o'clock.
The vessels belonging TO Lamoine and
Trenton which have been engaged in the
Herring ashery at the Magdalen Islands,
are reported on their homeward passage
with full fares.
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Choral Society, led by Rev. w. IL. Lyon,
has been practicing upon the cantata Of
Esther" and they presented the first of
heir work. The various solos, duets,
quartets, and choruses, were mostly rend-
cred well, and some Of them In superior
manner
The singers were supported and assist
ed by Andrews (Bangor) Orchestra, con-
sisting of six pieces. The audience fire.
quently showed its approval by prolonged
applause. On the whole. 1t may be said
that the character OF the music. and the
manner of its execution. stamp this con-
cert as an event in the musical history Of
Ellsworth.
FIRE.-On last Friday night, while Mr.
Alexander Starkey was absent from home
watching with sick neighbor, his house
took fire and was totally destroyed. togeth-
er with all its contents. One of his chill
dren came near bein: burned up with the
house.
Next Sabbath, in the Baptist Church,
services will be held. and SO continue dur
ing the Summer months, In the forenoon,
commencing at 10 30. aud also in the eve
ming. Sunday School Immediately after
the close OF the morning service. II WAS
voted by the Society. that in the evening
the seats should be free to all who NAV
choose TO come.
We notice several new fast horses
about town. whose drivers find 1t impos>i-
bic TO hold them on the bridge. The
question i. whether it i the gait of the
horse or the spring of the bridge. which
gives so high a rate of speed. 1t is evil
dent that both g..
CARD.-rhe members of the Ellsworth
Choral take great pleasure in extending
TO VIM II. Lyon, their thanks for the able
and courteous, manner in which be has led
them; and particularly for the zeal and
talent manifested, TO give to our recent
concert, its high character.
MAY, 70. 1874 Per Order.
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New Line Of Steamers.

At an adjourned meeting of the Old Col
ony railroad stock holders to-day the com.
mlttee 10 superintend voting on the Gues-
uon OF purchasing or subscribing for shares
IN an incorporated company running
Steamboats, In connection with the road to
Ne" ork TO an amount not exceeding
$4,000 and In company running to the
Island in Vineyard Sound for an amount
not exceeding 10000 dollars, reported
that The whole number of shares was Co.
s2l OF which 3i.+6l were necessary for a
vote and that upon this question 81 roc
had been cast in favor and 1869 against,
the report of the committee having been
accepted the meeting adjourned
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Connecticut U. S. Senator.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. NJ,

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 10.
vote for L. 5. Senator was taken TO.
day in the Senate and House. In the Sen.
ale the result was, whole number of votes
cast 20. w. w. Eaton of Hartford. had 10
and W. A. Buckingham of Norwich. l. In
the House the following result was obtain
ed, whole number of votes cast 226, W. W.
Eaton of Hartford, had 1872; W. A Buck
ingham of Norwich, &c; Joseph r. Hawley
OF Hartford, IL; Charles X. Ingersoll OF
New Haven. 4; Henry b. Harrison OF New
Haven. 3; David A. Wells OF Norwich. /.
The two branches will meet in joint con.
vention Tomorrow and quietly confirm this
vote.
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South West Harbsr.

South West Harbsr.
Mr.. league has finished up the re-
mainder of his Hotel. and in fact all the
hotels at this place are in readiness and
are rejoicing in orders for rooms earlier
than usual. Mr.. A. II. Haynes adds his
house to the list, for the season. Sans.
Stanley has the lumber at hand for no.
tel 2Sx30 with ell 25x20. both two stories,
with Mansard roof. to be built near his
house on the point. This is one of the
finest points on the Island, affording a
view of the ocean. the mountains, and the
sound, not surpassed any where else.
Mr.. II. Z. Newman has commenced
doubled decked vessel Of about 400 tons
at the yard of A. H. Haynes.
Complaints are made of scarcity OF
men 1t this place.
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The use Of strong purgatives. The only ration
ri Treatment Is some gentle laxative and tonic
like DIR. HARRIsoN's PERIsrLAIc LOZENGEs.
tire. They remove Oppression. Dizzienss,
Headache, and every form OF Indigestion: al
50. the only proper remedy for PILES. either
bleeding or otherwise. Trial box. 30 cts.
Large box. 60 cfs.. msied free for this last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
q splendid cure for COUGHS. HOARSNErss, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
by T. 5. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, No.
fremont Temple, Boston, and all Druggists.
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NV HAVEN. MAY L.

Mayor Lewis has just returned from the
scene OF the catastrophe in Mass. and has
called meeting of citizens for tomorrow
light, TO take further measures for the re-
lief OF the sufferers. The cashiers OF all
city banks have been appointed agents for
the receipts of subscriptions
Gov. lngersoll has appointed a commit
tee 10 go out at once to the ruined district
In behalf OF the state. and to draw the APP
preparations made to-day in the Legisla-
ture.
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Sufferers with PILES should erect monu-
ment TO DIR. SiLsBEE for his beneficial discov-
cry Of ANAkESlc, an intallible cure for the
worst cases Of piles-a failure in 20 900 cases
has not been recorded. II i simple suppos-
itory, painless and easy of application. gives
instant relief. acts a an instrument, soothing
poutice and medicine, and can not fail TO cure
Lotions. ointments, and internal rene dies may
fail, but AN AkESIS is infalible Price l. 90
sold by Druggists everywhere. Principal De-
pot, AZ Walker ST., New York.
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From Boston.
Relief for the Mill River Sufferers.

BOSTON, May To.
At meeting OF citizens held to-day
committees were appointed and arrange
ments made for sending prompt relief to
the sufferers from the Mill River disaster
aud 5000, dollars were subscribed al the
meeting. A committee of five was APP
pointed to visi: the scene of the hood.
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To Cure Cough, to relieve all irr ilatous OF
the throat, to restore perfect SCUM dnes. and
health 10 the most del cate org an izations OF
the humin frame-the Iun.s-use DR.. Wis
tdr's Baisdm Of FHd Cherry, which Is stll
prepared with the same care in the e lection and
compromising of its various mgr edients rs
when it was introduced 10 the plolic by DR..
Wistar oy er forty years since.
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Connecticut Legislature.

NEW HAVEN, CT. 10.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG
SUFFERERS.
In the Legislature this morning reso-
luton was passed under suspension of the
rules appropriating for the sufferers by
the late catastrophe at William burg,
Mass, the sum of ten thousand dollars
from the state Treasury the same to be
expended under the Supervision of Gov.
Ingersoll if required.
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Cunarders to be withdrawn,
BosToN, NAY IL

1'VoI w M IV'
The high cost on railroad freight on
grain aud other products from the West
has compelled the Cunard company 6 Sc
riously contemplate Withdrawing all OF
their steamers from tho Liverpool & Bos-
ton route. and Transporting them to New
York The proposition causes much feel
ing in business circles and efforts are be-
ing made to induce railroad managers to
lower their rates.
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The Gentleman in Black" who is the tu,e !.
lar demon OF dram-shops, assumes his soure.t
aspect when the rapid progress OF VINEGAR
BfTTERs is reported down below" The Peo-
pies Vegetable Tonic is playing the mischie
with his bilters fired with rum. All diseases
which those demonc nostrams aggr avate. un-
der pretense OF relieving, such indgesl ion,
sick-beadache. constipation, rheumatism. govt,
and intermittent fevers are cured By it.
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View Aaveraise neuts.

Statement.-Buckspor Bank.
House Lots.-Trustees Agricultural Society
Carding.-B. +. Joy, Ellsworth; +. A. Cur
us. surry; r. Smith, Sullivan
Freedom Notice B. +. GRAY.
Hancock Co. Savings Bank.-Annual Meet
ing.
D I,. Oh Copartnership.-Murp & Collins.
Salt for Sale.-Witherie A ca Cas,in.
arm Tor Sale. Nicholson, Bucksport.
House for Sale. T. Crippen, Ellsworth.
Probate Notice.
Foreign Advertisements.
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Sch. w. ID. Cargill, Colt. having been
thoroughly repaired. Is ready to be dis
charged from the Marine Hospital at Dea.
Clark's. The wrecked Sch. Sea Bird Is
being repaired at the same place and will
be finished in few weeks. Capt. Bulger
of Cranberry Isle is to command her.
-Dea. Clark Is building large stable
near the Island House.
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Mt. Deserf.

Mt. Desert.
A lad named Albert Norton. set a
small trap, and it was sprang and carried
off by some animal. By careful search.
he tracked the game 10 its retreat in the
rocks, but could not get at il. lie baited
il for several nights, then set another trap.
and the next morning found that same
old COON with a fore leg in each trap.
"A. j. W hitting has erected two story
building near his wharf; the second story
is TO be finished as a hall, the lower is us
ed as carriage and paint shop.
J. W. Somes is new topping a sehoon-
e- at his yard.
E. W. Allen mas taken the house and
store formerly occupied by Capt. Nash.
Mr.. J. F. Hall. is preparing to build a
house near iona. Hamor's.
-Messrs Hall and Allen are preparing
their quarry for future operations. They
are loading a vessel with unwrought stone
for Providence, II. |. They recently lost
a cargo in the schooner Harry Lee, wreck
ed at Hyannis. They are making quite an
addition to their boarding house. Some
Sco.chmen are working the grsut into paw
ing stones. Their nice little hammers
weigh from ~ to 20pounds or more, and
they know just how to use them.
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launched.
BATH, May 10.

BATH, May -.
Goss, Sawyer and Packard launched
Today fine barque Of HIS tons named
''Aenia." She is owned BY the builders
and others aud Capt. Abel Reynolds. j..
late of the Barque ''Xenia." Sold 10 a Ger
man house, and now called ''Joh2na I.ud-
wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-21

The American House. Boston. have reduced
10 80 90 per day for room, on third and fourth
hoOrs. Guest, will have the OF the Eeva-
tor, most excellent table, and good beds. The
lower and finely furnished apartn ents are 81 90
per day. And the Hotel will continue TO be
KEPT ~ thoroughly First-Class House.
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From the Morning star,

PROVIDENCE. X. l., OCT. 10, 1872.
Boston people are very particular, and
among them are some excellent judges of
musical instruments. Is it then remarka-
BILE that the school committee selected the
Miller piano for use in the public schools ?
Boston is not alone in this. More than
fifty academies and schools in New Eng
land are doing the same thing. These
instruments are Hrst-class in every re-
spect, and they are deservedly popular.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Pert.

Ellsworth Pert.
CLEARED.
Sch Bonny Ives, Whitaker. New York.
Sch scioto, Sadler, Deer Isle,
ARRIVED.
Sch Ann Creon. Jasper, Portland.
Sch Huzzar, Barber, Rockland.
Sch Forester. Hopkins, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Leland, Boston.
CLEARED.
May IS.
Sch Reverne Sargent, Sedgwick,
sch Lotuska, Means. Philadelphia.
Sch Minneola. Fernald. BOSTON.
Sch Lavolta, Whitmore, Calais.
ARRIVED.
Sch Canova. Tate, Boston.
Sch Red Rover. Bowden. Boston.
Sch Vandalia, fielington, Boston.
CLEARED.
May 10.
sch Panama, Macull, Portsmouth,
Sch Otronto, Hammond. n York.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
May IL.
wind ssw A. NJ. over cast p. N. clear
May Is.
Sch Holbrook, stanley Brooklyn.
Sch Emily, Jordan. Boston.
Sch AgricolA. fullngiou, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Diamond, Smith. Rockland.
Sch Ella, Porter. Rockland
CLEARED.
May 10.
Sch u 5 Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Sch Forester. Hopkins. Boston.
Sch Doris, Keith. Boston.
Sch Capt John. Means. Bos ton
Sch Copy, TreUorgy, Boston
Sch DeXalo. HopkiJs. Boston.
Sch Hussar, Barber. IockiAnd.
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Boston, MARCH 2, 1871

Boston, MARCH 2, 1871.
The HENRY +. MILLER PIANO-FORTEs.-
The instruments from this establishment
are rapidly comm g into public notice
and favor, and already occupy foremost
position among first class pianos.
Mr.. Miller is himself a practical mechan-
ic, and a thorough musician, and the SUI
periority which these pianos have over 9TH
ers, is owing in a large measure to the
careful supervision which each instru-
ment receives from the manufacturer be-
fore it is allowed to leave his assablsh-
ment. The award of the contract to fur-
nish the public schools Of Boston with
pianos must be very gratifying 10 Mr..
Miller, and is a testimony Of the musical
public to the high position which these
instruments occupy. The severe test that
they have received at the New England
Conservatory of Music. and at many 9TH
er public Institutions where they are in
constant daily use, Is . guarantee OF their
many excellent qualities, and especially of
their durability. They are msed and rec
commended hy. most of the leading musi-
cians Of Boston.
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NJ A II RI f ID.

Brooklyn, n. Y.-l4th inst. by Rev. ENJOY
j. Hay mes, Mr.. Henry A. Brown Of Bangor,
and Miss Car RE Y youngest da lighter Of Capt.
Jeremiah Wooster Of Hancock.-l Bangor pa
pers pleass copy.
Prospect Harbor.- 10th inst, BY II. D.
Coombs. Esq, Mr.. Calvin Crane and Miss
Bsnnsh Crane. both Of Gouldsboro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-21

Hon. VIM. McGilvery has given $50
600 for the endowment of the East Maine
Conference Seminary
VIM. II. rilsbury. Esq, has been
chosen Collector and Treasurer of this
town. in place of Nathan White, de-
ceased.
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Casfine.

Exercises OF Examination. Gradu a
ton and Alumni anniversary of the Eastern
Normal School will take place on Wednes-
day and Thursday, May p. and rs.
The wide influence of the school is indi-
Gated from the attendance. eight Counties
Of this State and Counties in two other
States, bein. represented during the past
wear.
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Steamer Ashore,

NV NAsILE, Del, II.
The steamer William Jones for Boston.
ran ashore on Peapatch this morning
where she remains. The Schooner Josiah
Whitehouse for Boston ran ashore on
Buck Head.
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A NJ lser~t.

Alfred II. Rankin's house, In Amherst
being entirely consumed by fire, uninsured,
brings heavy loss on Mr. R., who lost al
SO some Of his goods.
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Orland.

Hancock Conference will meet at Or
land on the 10th, Of June at nine o'clock
A. NJ. Time changed from the 9th. to ac-
coinodate the place of meeting.
ii. 5. LORING
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LOWELL. Mass /!

Ii Is proposed here to divide the Lou
isiana subscription and give q portion to
the sufferers by the recent calamity at
Haydenville and contiguous towns.
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The Weather,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAX IMPAIRMENT.
once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 20, lA.M.S
Pr obdbiiities
For the Eastern part of New Engl and
states. generally clear weather, south
easterly and southwesterly winds will
prevail during the day. with stati onary
and rising barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-21

LEWISTON, Me. l9.
The case Of DIR. Peleg b. Trosk. charged
with manslaughter by causing the death
OF an infant through negligence was given
TO the jury. Monday evening. The Jury
was ont all night. and this morning
brought In verdict Of guilty.
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Eden-North East Harbor.

Capt. Thomas Savage has bought the
Debate Farm at East Lamoine.
ID. kimball, Esq. is finishing aud fit
paign.
A road is to be built. this season, from
ID. Kimbalrs. via of. g. S. n. Gilpatrick.
S. Whtmore. T. Manchester and n. Fen
nelly's to the highway near the school
house; also from Mr.. kimball's TO the
highway near Mr.. Frazer's. Hitherto
each man has maintained lane at his
own expense. TO fence or not to fence
Is now the que stion.
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RsPeig q Ports.

Foreign Psrts,
Bermuda-Sld ID inst, brig Anna D Torrey,
Haskell, Brunswick, Ga.
Cienfuego,-Ar 4th inst, b-igs Stockton. Al
len. Kingston, Jam; Golconda, Lord, Barba-
does.
Kingston. Ja.-Cld 26th ult, brig Stockton,
Allen, Cienflegos.
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Memoranda.

Capt Green. OF L. 5. sch Wave, will place .
"spinde" on BunAer's Ledge in the southern
entrance 10 W Harbor. Sic, near "long ledge !"
As soon ~ the sea is smooth enough 10 do SO.
II j. dan :erous ledge. and something Of the
Kind has long been needed there.
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Convicted Of Manslauqhter.
PORTLAND, Nav 10

my
Thomas A. Pike. who has been on trial
in the Superior Court for week on the
charge of manslaughter. throwing his wife.
Maggie on a sofa, causing her death. was
this afternoon brought in guilty The
jury being out eight hours. Pike was
keeper of q house of iii fame.
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DIED d.

Obituary notices. beyond tie Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
aged SO years, 8 mouths.
18th inst, James F. Billings, aged 20 years.
10th inst, Lemuel Aaddocks, eyed about
81 years. lt
Brooklin-13th inst, Of scarlet fever, Lois Z.
Fogg. aged 10 years and months.
Frsnklin-6th inst, Nelstiah ]. Blaisdell,
aged = years.
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Disasters.

Brig L Warren. Leach. from HartlepooI for
Santos. which put into Lisbon April 81. had
lost mainssi and mainboom AMI damaged cut
water. she remained %, to be ready for sea in
few days.
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From the WOuan's journal,

The MILLER PIANOS excel in the beauti
iul quality and richness OF their tone; III
their action, which all professional musi-
clans pronounce unexceptionally superior !;
and in their eleganc of design and work
manship.
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Bar lIafb0r.

Bar Haf Dor
Frank A. Wood has been appointed
Postmaster at Bar Harbor. vice Edwin G.
Desslc resigned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-21

NOVEMBER %, 1871.
We have heard many concentrations of
the Henry +. Miller piano-fortes. which
have been kindly loaned by the Inanufac-
tGrers for several entertainments here.
Their purity and brilliancy Of tone have
attracted consid cradle notice.