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NJ A II RE ID.

Ellsworth-2ith inst, at the residence of
Mrs NJ. Leighton, by Rev. Vim. A. Reese, Mr..
Edward A. Warren and Miss Emma L. Low,
both Of Worcester, Mass.
surry-Stn inst, by Henry J. Milliken, ESQ.,,
Mr.. Albert Willins of Surry, and Clara c.
Herrick Of Buehill.
Also by the Same, Mr.. Nicholas Ober and
Mrs. Josnnah 5. McLane, both of Surry.
Tremont-14th inst, by Rev. h. +. Stinson,
Mr.. Lewis W. Gally and Miss Hannah w.
Gott both Of fremont.
East Bucksport-sth inst. BY Rev. o. r,
Wilson, Mr.. j. T.. Houston Of Bucksport, and
Miss Susie 4. Jameson of Rockland.
Milford, n. H.,-22d inst, at the residence of,
and by Rev. c. A. Cressy, Charles Livingston
Of Milford. and Miss Clara L. Hinckley of Blue
hill. Msipe.
Tahiti. L. Sept 9th, Capt. Alfred r..
Hodgkins of san Francisco, Cal. son of Henry
Hodgkins, Esq. Of Lamoine, and Miss Bertha
Gooding Of Tahiti.
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by TELEGRAPH.
From Portland.



Schooner Water Lily, lumber laden
from ST. IRE rge for Boston, failing TO
make Wood Island Harbor or Richmond
Island, got in behind Shoe. ing Rock
near Prouts Neck, in the storm yester-
day, and anchored at Z. NJ. the waves
breaking over her. The crew left her
in boat which was capsized. and the
Capt. with two of the crew, named Nc
Wicker and Mcleod, were drowned
The captain leaves wife aud four chill
dren in ST. George. The vessel halls
from ST. George, n. b., but is owned
by Mr.. MCGEE in st. George. She is
held by two anchors but probably
strained her seams at low tide. She is
water-logged.
A NEssEL ON FIRE.
y fire Tonight on Schooner Louisa A
johnson, Captain Mailman of Brook
haven, damaged the vessel five hundred
dollars. The fire originated in the cabin.
sToPPAGE OF THE YORK MILLS.
The disk OF tl> wheel. that carries
Nos. and 3 York Mills, Biddeford
broke to-day causing the Mills 10 shut
down, throwing three hundred persons
ont OF employment. II will take until
January to repair the damages. The
other mills on the Corporation have
therefor commenced running on fall
time.
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Sale of Land for the Post Office
boston. Mass. Nov.

bUtIUN, Ma>e. NOV. II.
Papers were passed to-day between
the United States officials and the CITY
of Boston, and the receivers of the Mel
chants Insurance Co., for thr sale of the
first-named parties of the estate at the
corner of Congress and Water Streets,
in the rear of the Post Office. on which
ii Is proposed to place a new wing
The price paid was SOS. 900.
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Arhsusand Baukrspt clcs

Would not create as great a panic in COM
merce rs the withdrawal of HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHOUND AND TAR from the market. would
create among the sick. The reason is obv ious.
Tens u thoussds Of both sexes would be bank
rupted IN health by such an event. The fa-
nous specific Is effeciing such cures in cases OF
chronic cough and cold. influenza. bronchitis,
bleeding from the lungs and apparent consump-
ton. az have never he ret0fore been accomplish
ed within the memory Of man.
PIXIES TooTB-ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
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n-C. c. BURRILL. INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies as can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any kind of In
surance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. Aft
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us as citizens,-you defy the laws of the Uni
ted States and exercise the right Of the high
wayman, who demands our money or our life.
We are aware that you have no authority to
change the laws of the State, but you have the
power to give woman the right to vote at Town
elections, and thereby secure her influence for
the promotion Of Education and Temperance.
ANN +. GREEDY,
c. b. GRANT.
{. W. JARVIS.
NJ EMELINE l.. TINKER,
4. b. JARVIS.
SARAH JARVIS.
Ellsworth NOV % 1874
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Business Notices.


No one who ever used DIR. Norris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound, will be
without 1t. As q remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
Of consumption, it has no equal. Acts like a
charm in whooping cough. There is DO case
which il will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
tains no opium or other da lgerous drug and is
pleasant TO take have secured the sole sgen-
cy, and will furnish sample bodies At 10 cts.
s. d. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. Norris
and Heritage, propfiet0rs Philadelphia. 1yAS.
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Municipal Election.
DOVER. Y. Ii. Nov

DOVER, \. H., Nov. q.
At the city election to-day. +. i.
Hodsdon. (rep.) had $40 votes, Geo. "
fash. (dem.) 775. Jos. Sabbot, (pIohi-
bition) 40. A plurality elects four Re
publican and four Democratic aldermen,
and nine Republican and seven Demo
cratic councilmen are elected.
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HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS b ANK.-
Money deposited on or before Monday
Dec. 9TH. 1874. will commence to draw
interest from the first day. Dividends
declared on the first Monday of June and
December. and if not called for will 90 on
interest same as the original deposit.
CHAs. c. BURRILL, Treas.
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3w-


This community has indeed expcri.
enced sudden loss in the death of WIN.
A Evans. His disease was inflammation
OF tbs kidneys, from which he suffered
Intensely during briet illness OF only ten
days. The deceased was born at Hallow-
ell Aug. sd, 1910. Was literally educat-
ed al Colby University. then Watervllle
college; studied. and subsequently en-
gagged in the practice of law. More than
twenty years of his lite was spen, NJ
Washington. ID. q. where he was employ
ed in the Treasury Department. Return
Ing few years since to his native State,
he engaged again in the general business
of his profession: residing first in Aroos-
took county. and afterward finding a
home here. Though resident in Blae-
hill but 4 few years he had established n
good professional reputation. and made
many warm personal friends. lie leaves
a wife. to whom he had been married but
about two years, and two daughters by A
former marriage, who. with his many
friends deeply mourn his loss.
THETA.
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Collision.
GICrCTsTER. Mass

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Nov. p.
Schooner Eliza Francis. at anchor in
the outer harbor during the heavy
breeze, broke adrift from her anchorage
this afternoon. and run into another YES
Sci with such force as to lose both her
masts. She was loaded with salt and
bound 10 Portland from Boston.
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Reform Candidate for Mayor.

Boston, Nov n.
Al a meeting of the Labor Reform
party tonight, il was determined to put
a candidate in the field 10 oppose MAYO
Cobb, who, from present appearances
will have the support of both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. The ref,rmer,
cannot name their candidate yet
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Minnesota Election.

ST. PAUL MINI Nov. p
Official vote elects Dunnell (Rep) in
the first Congressional District, by .
S55 majority. Straight Rep.) in the
Second District by 22l, and King (Rep
in the Third District by 2,34s.
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A Representative in Congress De-
cIines a Reelection.
MANCHESTER. n. H., Nov. "a

MANCHESTER. n. H., Nov. "a
1t is iniimated that on account of i'll
health. Hon. Austin +. Pike. Represen-
taiive 10 Congress from this District,
will decline 10 be candidate for re-
election.
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II Is useless to attempt to Gle anse q stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia,
complaints Of the liver or Kidneys. eruptions
Of the skin, scrcfula, headaches, and all dis
eases arising from impure blood. are at once
removed by DIR. WALKERS vINE6AR BIr-
TRRs, purifier Of the blood. and renovator Of
the system. Nhas aerer been kao,rn to fail.
AVIS
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More Wrecks.
PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. \

PORTSMOUTH, \. H.. Nov. "a.
The name of the wrecked Schooner at
Rye Beach is the Lamartine. The Schr
l.. NJ. Stewart from Bangor with lum
Der. parted her chains in this river yes-
terday, and was damaged by collision
with the Eastern r. r. bridge.
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Legislative Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that Ransom b. Alb.
IN bot 4 Others, res idents OF Hancock County.
will petition the next Legislatu for q grant to
said Abbott, to run Steam Ferry boat across
Taunton River Bay, between the towns Of
Hancock sullivan, and to build and MAINTAIN on
the shore Of said River or Bay, (neaf the pres.
ent Ferry as now estiblished) piers and Abut-
ments necessary for the convenience and safety
Of said steam Ferry boat, at all times Of tide
RANSOM Il. ABBOTT, 100 others.
Hancock, Nov. Is, 1874. 3w47s
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At Messna-26th ult, brig Myronus, Higgins, nm
Marselles.
Buenos Ayres-Ar Sept %. barque Geneva, Cor
ham, fin n York. roll : Fcs 49,
Havana-Ar sth inst. baoque Carlton. Coggins, n
York.
ST John, r R-5th inst, brig Hyperion Clark,
Hampton Roads. ut :
At Arceibo R-Nov 5, sch Sarah A Reed, for n
York loading. 77F
Rio Janeiro-sld Oct "a, barque Mexunticook,
Hemmingway, Boston. with 5000 bags conee.)
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Contract Awarded.

Providence r. |. Nov. "a.
The contract for the Granite Works of
the new CITY Hall. has been awarded 10
j. G. Patterson, of Hartford. represent
ing the Westerly Granite Company
The price is said 10 he $500, 900.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. I
WAsHINsToN. ID. c. Nov. 70. L. A. n.
Probabilities.
For New England, colder and partly
cloudy weather with northwest winds
and slowly rising barometer, followed
by threatening weather.
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MARINE LIST.
Ell-w orth Port
-.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED,
Nov 10
sch "a Magee, Young Boston
sch Tcaser. Cranberry Lies
sch -. Curtis Rockland
sen Ella, Hodgkin-. BAR Harbor
Sch Patriot, southland Rockland
ARRIVED.
sch Em,ly. jordan. Boston
Sch Arh1Toer. CLARK. Boston.
sch Iutlla. Moon. boston
sch Delaware raitcn Nantucket
Sch Nm Picketng. Faitrn, Boston
sel Ee,.oUdo, Moore. Boston
sch Ageuora, Jordan. Boston
sen William, nanipTth. BOSTON
sen Gangcs, Pomroy, Boston.
CLEARED.
Nov 20
sch AgIieola, Burlington Boston
sch Catherine, Murch Dcizhton
ARRIVED.
Ssh Lconora, Bonsoy. Brun.wick
CLEARED.
Nov.2;.
SID WA II Arc,er. Rstrtiv. Boston
son Anne hureh. Woodward, Boston
sch enlden Rule, Rocklaud
sch Cypress, hief. rhomaston
ARRIVED.
Sch Banny ives, Whitaker, Boston
ARRIVED
Nov. >
sch Nion.olN. Farrell. salem
Sch fWily. Alley, Boston
sch Mary AsEusts. Hsl'. Pfovif<Sre
ARRIVED.
Nov q.
sen Iiussar, Barber Rocalani
sch >cloio. >a1l'r, EocAiRud
Sch james X Lawrence. iIcTrlcL. Surry
CLEAkLD.
Nov. .
Sch samuel Lewis, Doll, cr Boston
sch Comet. >wan,' Island
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When you visit or leave the CITY of NE =
YORK save ANNOYANCE and expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION no.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and "a
nt'ed mp az an expense oil over $500 200. Eleva.
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
Counter aud Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is un.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. o., tl5O,
and " per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, so that visitors to the city and travel.
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money, at
The GRAND UNION. than at any other hrstc lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for al parts OF the City.
1y4s G.F. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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DIAMOND
RHEUM ATTIC
CURE!

drttd do II,
rms .tatementtkt themselves FACT. based
,he shane 4.y means that can be y a., :, "a
.ufsr,r oar sense. The burden of prSulariy
ffou those who claim thai such thin,trust.
""'iSt. The evidence that Is needed L.
come tht> presumption must be of the
- oNciNh' Inning Character Eha .xn,.r.,lrs
-eihs OF Wallace aud trookes, even iiany
orr n IS Mcnf u the specios~,
the proprietor. and always sought Tor bv the n,
whenever troubled with Rheumaiis m and in mi,
way came to the notice OF physician. generally,
and through their favorable expression and it,
acknow lel gcd value a. Rheumatic Remedy the
demand Tor II became So frequent and urgent as
to oblge It's proprietor 10 increase his facilities
for its manufacture. Its reputation RAPIDLY ex.
tended, aud soon orders, letters inquiry letters
OF thanks. and certificates OF praise daily re-
cciye from all sections OF the United states and
Canada, and in this way. basis OF its merit
alouc-unaidei BY tricks OF trade" special
cforts-U has risen to lis present envIable posi-.
ton. Wherever Introduced It has receis Ell the
rheumatic complaints In this we are really
grateful and happy, hot alone because mcdi-
cine finds ready sale, aud |. consequently profit
able to Us do We say this. but because we oIen a
new field IN medical science. and cure at once
what the best medical practitioners have for ages
found so difficult even to relieve We All place
heretofore unoccuped. We relieve the suffering
and minister Ia God poor. restore the labor,
Ing man TO the of his m ured limbs AMI save
him scores OF times II. cost In doctors bulls
ca ry conteni ment and gladness into he home Of
the afflicted. and consequently remembered
! by IN Hons OF grateful souls.
This medicine Is Ior sale at all Druggists
! throughout the United States and Canada. II II
! happens that your DTugy st has not got IL in
| stock, ask him to send Tor II 10 the Wholesale
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Legislative Notice,

THE undersigned, hereby gives notice that h
] shall petition the next Leg stature tor liberty
70 extend his wharf into the tide waters OF Union
River, rs far as the West abutment Of Union Riv-
CIR Bn'ige ex tends, and also Oh . line with said
sbulment up river ~ feet.
Ellsworth, Nov. o, ls74. = 3wSs
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Legislative Notice.

LEGISLATIVE NOClC0.
TO THE HON. Senate and House of Represen ia.
tives for the State of Maine in Legisla ture as.
sembled:-
WTE the undersigned citizens OF Oriand and vi
w cinity, would respectfully represent that
the Mills and Dams on Eastern Penobscot river,
are fast killing out our fish, and that the locks,
one at Orland village and two at the falls social.
ed are IN the spawning season used for RATS,
boats and gondoas and the fish frightened away;
also, tina. they attracted TO the opposite side
of the river by water ing over the dam, and
do not find their way into the locks they are not
therefore suitable or sufficient -hways; also. the
young (of the few that allowed to reach the
spawning g-ounds) On tfeir way down TO salt
water. are sluiced over the dam into slab piles
edgings, where large numbers die and rot. We
therefore humbly petition that Chap. $40 OF the
Ac's and Resolves of A. ID. 1886, so far related
to the Fisheries of Eastern PenobscOt river, be
repealed, and Chap. ~, of the Revised Statutes
of this state, except Sec so Of said Chap, apply
TO said stream and as in duty bound will ever
pray.
Citizens Of Orland and Dedham. Aw47
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The following is very nearly The amour
shipped from the quarries this year:

Several other parties have been opera
ting on smaller scale. The smaller
companies are now going into winter
quarters, farther from the shore. where
the surrounding woods afford protection
from the winds.
This granite stands deservedly high in
Il e market. The supply is inexhaustlble
The rit of the Sullivan stone proba bly, ex-
GELS that of any other stone in New Eng
land. With the greatest ease. blocks t
90 and 10 feet in length can be obtained,
and the edges are as straight as if joiuted
A large amount of building has been
done in this vicinity. b. Il. Havey has
built a nice l IL story house. ell, and
stable, G. W. Pettengil a shed and stable.
W. p Goodwi1 u stable. W. Ii. Chaplain
has added story to his house and ell.
and Mrs. Merchant. ). Taylor. and j.
Wakefield, each "A house, several others
are preparing to build in the spring.
Francis Worcester of \. Y has bought
the homestead of J. NJ. Gordon, a part of
w. Z. Goodwin's lot, and three houses
and a store on the point. at the Falls.
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Frg Albert, Orcutt, I'm Burksp grounded on
rock al >earsPort, lSih inst but tug pulled her
OF without damage.
sch MARY J Lee, At Philadelphia 18th inst. from
Bangor, was IN collision 18th IN Delaware Bay with
sch u Cotton, Of salem Creek and had iiiboom
and headgear carried away.
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hnncOck.
l. Crabtree Co are building two
story dwelling and store at Lincoln wharf
Henry Crabtree has built a IL story
house near the corner.
The Hancock High School commences
next week. under the instruction of Mr..
Bagley.
1t is proposed to put on a steamboat at
the ferry. another season.
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sullivan .


The Stimson Granite Co have COM
pleted their railroad from their quarry To
, the wharf. They have about a mile of
track. The cars used the present season
carry about 1870 feet. or ten tons of stone
each at load aud they have landed
cargo of 1900 feet on the wharf In one day.
They are now building a large boarding
house near the highway. on a lot purchased
OF Mrs. Simpson. 1t is two stories high.
containing thrty-three rooms. beside halls
aud entries. They are also building "A
! ! IL story house aud stable for the use
OF the agent. They have built 100 feet OF
sheds, and have done large amount Of
labor in clearing away grout aud refuse.
The Hopewell Granite Co. are building
/ large boarding house. two stories high.
/ containing - rooms. beside halls and en-
/ tries. also large stable. They are clear
| ing away the refuse around the quarry
building sheds. and preparing for future
operations.
Crahtree & Chaplain have sold out their
| quarry teams. &C, to the y. Y. 81 Maine
| Granite Co, who are working the quarry
with the same force. Crabtree & Clap
ham have just shipped their last cargo Of
stone from this quarry in the schr Howard
Macomoer. Mr.. Crabtree has ano, her
quarry. which he intends to work next
season. having already secured a contract.
| Several new firms intend to 20 into the
business the coming year.
The stone shipped from the Sullivan
/ quarries the present season. has been edge.
random, and paving stone. the latter from
the Stimson and Iopewell Quarries.
| The following is very nearly the amount