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Rev. DR.. Quimbv Of Augusta, will
give recertion to the editors and pub.
fishers of the State, during their annual
1 meeting in that city on the Goth and 2lst
| of January.
The Journal says that a new weekly
paper has been started in Hallowell, call
| ed the Eastern Examiner" published by
Messrs. Clement & Worthing, Sl.75 per
annum, in advance.
The publishers Of the Biddeford Daily
Times and Maine Democrat announce
that j. G. Abbott has been engaged as
editor-in-cheif of those papers. Other i'm :.
provements are promised.
Mrs. Polly French of Northport. died
q few days ago, agad los years.
Mr.. Ellis McAlisier, a prominent
citizen of Calais was instantly killed by
being thrown from his carriage Tuesday
evening. -
WINTERPORr.-The Wing says that on
wednesday night burglars entered the
| house of Chas. and Benjamin Cole of
Winterport. chlOroformed them, and after
securing $3.50 in cash, got away unmo.
Tested.
Last week the hop-growers of Far
| meI's Hill. Andover delivered their hops
to n. L. Marshall for IS cents per pound.
| bringing over five thousand dollars into
the district. This with several thousand
bushels OF potatoes. drawn to the starch
mil, for 80 cents per bushel, is quite an
item for one small neighborhood.
AT the Auburn jail workshop there
are forty-nine prisoners at work. All
told, there are sixty-four in the Jail. The
prisoners earn enough to pay their board
making saving of about $500 a month
to the country. The County Commission
ers will soon make public through the
Lewiston Journal q statement of the frst
years history Of the Jail workshop enter
prise at Auburn.
The Friends have prepared o men,
oriai to the legislature OF Maine, asking
for the abolition Of the death penalty
Among those prominent in the movement
| are Eli Jones and William Jacob of China
WIN. Taber Of Unity. w. II. and C. B.
Gates of Vassalboro'; Lincoln Hussey Of
| Brooks, and other well known and lead
Ing members. ..
The State OF Maine has a population
I about equal to that OF the city of New
York. Maine has an area Of 81 ,776 square
miles New York city has an area Of TWEEN
| ty-six square miles. The an nual cost Of
T, all the branches VI she Cover nmeut Of the
State Of Maine is 81 .462 45l. The annual
expense OF the government of the city OF
New York Is g., 3l3.Sl6. aasi -
TINS Is the way the Journal chronicles
| little episode II Belfast: Forty fish.
ers for slneIts dotted the Ice above the Up
per Bridxs last Sunday, and 500 pounds
| were persuaded out Of their native ele
ment. We cannot think without shud.
der Of the probable fate of those Sabbath
breakers." Bot smelts are capital pas
| hsh. nevertheless. This brings to mint
the Jury whose verdict ii s'nOs guilty" wa,
,sfterwards explained by the suspected
suiprit. on the ground that '.all had soms
| Of that bacOn..s se g~Hs .7ali-
+ "A LONDON cable dispatch dated Dec.
Is. briggs information Of sad disaster Il
4 -. involving the loss Of Maine vesse
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Winter Harbsr.
Christmas evening was celebrated her c
by exercises OF Dialogues, declamations.
recitations. singing. etc, by the Sabbath
school. also by Christmas tree, well
filled considering the hard times, fro m
which many welcome present was receive
ed by young and old. especially the little
ones who was made glad by the coming of
old Santa Claus. who was creditably rep.
resented by Mr.. r. Pendleton
On Saturday evening, at the meeting
Of Iron Bound Lodge, /. o. of G. L. Mr..
T. A. Sumner presented the lodge with a
fine oil painting done in gilt and colors,
hearing the name OF thr lodge, date of or
ganization, appropriate symbols, notices.
etc. nice and useful ornament for the
lodge room.
The winter term Of school here is pro.
crossing very satisfactorily under the difec-
ton Of Mr.. Howard Tilden, from Colby
University. X.
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Prospect uarbor
An examination Of the fall term OF
school, under the Instruction or Mr.. Rich
ard Perkins of Lamoine took place at West
Gouidsboro, Friday the IL inst. During
Its session eleven pupils were not absent
one halt day. Marked Improvement was
noticeable in some of the most practical
branches, and the general department of
the pupils is worthy of special commeu-
dation.
The winter term of school commenced
the 18th. inst at Winter Harbor. under the
instruction Of MIR. Howard Tilden Of Lew
iston.
The school at Prospect Harbor COM
mcnced at the same time. under the in
struction of II. NJ. Green of East Orring-
ton. This school has been graded since
its last session. and now numbers about
MY scholars. +. ". c.
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Csssise.
The three Sabbath Schools in Castiac
celebrated the nativity of our Savior OH
Christmas Eve. There was large gather
ing in the vestry of the Orthodox Church.
which was tastefuiiy ornamented,-
Christmas tree loaded with presents OF
things useful and ornamental. Amer sing
ing aid recitations by the scholars, all
hearts were made glad by the liberal dis
tribu,ion of gifts, under direction Of John
II. Jarvis, Esq, the new superintendent
~ho succeeds Dea. Adams, whose long
term of SUPPLEMENTARY extended over
forty years.
The Unitarian Church was beautifully
dressed. and the distribution OF rich and
valuable presents. with suitable exercises
nv Santa Claus and his attendent fairies,
gave q eat satisfaction.
The teachers and friends OF the Metho-
dist School were not behind the others III
their earnest and successful enorts, me
EXERCISES and gifts making the evening
highly enjoyable.
war BECOMES OF OUR YOUNG MEN
within the last ten years, twelve OF tne
Young men of Castine have left US. 10. ,0r
co,,eye or the Professional schoo; I'VE
have gone TO Amherst. one TO a'e' one ~
Harvard. two to the State Asr'conora.
S.hool. and three Others nave s'uo'e1
Medicine. Two have died during inc.
college coarse, two are prac''c,ns rnss.
o,sns one }. settled in the gospel mln's.'y'
n, ,hese twelve. ten were from the or'no'
dox Society What we lose :. m np-s =
corr sown in other fields. II HapSS-
County could recall all her absent .. s"%I
.nd daughters. how queenly sne wo"''
anu A. Z. l.
look to-day! r
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MARINE LIST.
Notice . Mari ners.

Notice . Mari ners.
PORTLAND. Ne, Dec 2l-Capt Bragg Of the steam
er Fredopia, which arrived from York this morn.
ing reports that Slew buoy sn Pollock Rip Ia gone.
Disaster.
Sch Maid Of the Mist Of Ellsworth, Smith, from
Nayaguez, arrived II New York cath, with loss Of
Of deck load OF oranges, and sails split having t.
ken gale NH which lasted 30 hours.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 3.-Sch Olive Haywood,
while leaving port 2lst run ashore near the West
Chop. but was hauled OF night OF I'D, BY U 8
steamer Sam1 Dexter.
Schs Mary Lymburner. H Prescott, and Laco-
mia, each parted cham At Vineyard Haven. II inst
Oouseaese Fssss.
6W HARBOR-Ar Is. sch Triano, Palmer, Bris-
tol for Eastport.
Sid u. SCI Hunter, Blaisdell. for do. xte.
.' Ar II, schs Ana v CoIe, -, Calais FOR Bridge.
port; Della Hinds. Wells, Calais for Boston.
Sid II. sch Flora Grindle. stanley. Grand Menan.
Ar 10. sch Nellie H. Of Passport. Aalloch. Master.
I'm Newfoundland. with herring for Boston, alter
- days passage.
SID 10, scA Un,on, Hamog, Rockland.
WNTKR HARn0H-Ar Dee - brig John Aver.
lys, Traey. Bose0n. 1b
80, Ar IS sch John Tyler. Pendleton, Portland.
Sid 81. sch 6oAm Tyler. Pendleton. Calais.
NEW e8DB0RD-bld n, sch Sunbeam, Bunker
New 1os1' liz 1T heIG.1a ass4 as
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Nj A II II / + ID.

Ellsworth-27th inst, at the residence of the
brides parents. by Rev. +. V. d. Garretson
assisted by Rev. 5. Tenney. d. d., Mr.. Charles
A. Cole of Paris, Me-, son of the late Judge
Cole, and Miss Margaret X. Redman Of +.
Orland-24th inst, by Rev. Merritt c. Beae
Mr.. Edwin z. Gray and Miss Rose L. Heath,
both of Orland
Otis-22d inst, by Chas. Carr, Esq. Mr..
Ira W. Reed of fremont, and Miss Annie NJ.
Salisbury of Otis.
Eden-20th inst, by +. NJ. Hamor. Esq,
Mr.. VIM. $. Walls and Miss Abbie T. Tracy,
both of Eden.
Goudsboro-e5th inst. by II. NJ. Sowle,
ESD, Mr.. David A. Hooper of Franklin, and
Miss Lola Decker of Gouldsboro.
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PORTLAND-schs c Young. Johnson SO Am
boy, with coal; Telumah. Fossett Damriscotta,
seekins: Game Cock. Robbins. Calais for Salem
Benz franklin. Smith, Deer Isle; Louise Smith,
Webber. Boston for Brooksville.
Ar q, schs II Prescott, Merryman. st Marys.
coal.
Ar 20, sch Astoria, Tracy, Mt Desert for Boston.
PORTSMOUTH Ar g, schs w II Archer, Belattv.
Ellsworth for Boston; VIM Todd. Calais for New
York: Eliza Ellen. Montgomery. Portland for Bos-
ton; Eta May. Calais for Fall River.
saLEx-sld 3. schs Frank Magee. Bedford.
BosrON-Ar q. schs Timothy Field, Lelard,
Phiisdelphia; Williams, I'm Franklin.
Ar ~. echs Cherub, Fletcher, I'm New York |:
Cook. Calais.
Ar %, schs Laconia. Cameron. York; Express,
Kennedy, Addison.
R;S., r. :, JoSr u ;sA Nellie Clark Clark FAN
Ar =, sch Terrapin. Calais for New London.
WARREN. r. Lar ~. sch Comet, Tracy, Calais.
n York. 80 "
Ar u. sch Champion. Lurvey. do FOR Pawtucket
NEW foRK-Cld .. sch Post Boy, Robinson,
Brunswick. Ga.
Ar .. brig Clarabclla (of Gouldsboro) Allen.
Deaia, Oct Is, lhas lost and split sails and stove
bulwarks0 sch Mary Louise, Clay, and Laura
Roberts, Bucksport; Maggie Abbott, Abbott, Para
Ar ~, schs Maid Of the Mist, Smith, Mayaguez
Burns, Crosby. Pembroke; Trenton, Hall. Cal
ans; Leonora. johnson, Boston.
Matanzas.
CID "a brig Hyperion. Clark, Cardenas.
Below IS, sch Lark, Mayaguez.
JxCksoNviLLE-Ar II, sch E Gates, Freeman,
Kingston.
Ar II. sch Lizzie Major, Tracy. Boston.
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tB-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN good Fire
Insurance Companies can be found ut 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. Ar
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fhey hsd spent merry Christmas. EFl
Mr.. Garretson desires US to express his
many thanks to the donors Of the above
gin. for their thoughtful and substantial
remembrance. Also. the school wish to
publicly tender their thanks to Mr.. Tisdale
whose generous purse hung many presents
upon the trees. Ff.-g
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No ono who ever used DIR. Morris Syrup of
Tar. Wild cherry and Horehound. will be
without it. As remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
OF consumption. it has no equal. Acts like a
which II viii not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
Ia 10 opium or other da lgerous drug and Is
pleasant 10 take. have secured the sole agen-
ey. and will furnish sample hotties NJ 10 cts
5. ID. Higgin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
". Perkins & Co. Portland. gene raj agents.
~
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D I E ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-26th inst, Hannah $, wife OF
Levi Joy, aged "a years.
18th inst, Dea. Samuel Dutton, after a
short illness, aged - years.
Dea. Dutton was a native of Ellsworth, born
In l..0. and has always resided here. He con-
sequentiy saw almost all the growth and i'm
provements Of the city made during his long
life, and has been closely identified with all its
Interests. During his younger DAYS he active
~ engaged in the numbering business, and later
In life in trade and navigation. industrious.
frugal, attentive TO business, and upright, he
acquired handsome independence. After he
was ~ years Of age, no man on our streets
seemed more active and interested in business
or giving it earlier attention in the morning
than Dea. Dutton. He leaves widow and
h,e sons and one daughter living. His loss
VIII be deeply felt, not only in his family but
by the community at large who knew him SO
long and so WELL
sedgwck-2lst inst. of heart disease. Mr.
Charles Moore, aged % years.
Tremont-2ith ult., WILDER F.. only child Of
Wiilram ii. aud Lucy l.. Whitmore, aged
year, month and II days.
WILDER, our best departed boy.
Unto his Sayior's arms has fed
For US, his smiles excited joy.
For Us, not him, let tears be she'd
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Election Of a Republican Mayor.

Inc election OF mayor to fill the place
OF Hon. WIN. Cushing, declined, result
Gu In tile Choice of Hon. b. F. Akin
son. Republican, who received Cog votes
To 653 for EIiphalet Griffin. Democratic
The contest was spirited, the total vote
falling only 26 short Of the general civ
election two weeks ago.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

CoSGREG ATIoNAL sabbath School n, IN a,
A ~ Preaching at AIS and a p NJ.
BAPTisr.-Ireaehing at 2P NJ and
7. NJ Sabbath School l.: 30 r. NJ
UNITARIAN Sabbath School at 10: 80 A. NJ
Preaching at 2: Is and al NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rey F.
A BrSgdon. Pastor. Services on every alter
nate Sabbath nj O'Clock p NJ
CATHoLIc.-Preaching twice month at lol
O'Clock A. ii. Sabbath School at p. N.
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Louisiana Amairs.

NEw York, Dec. 20.
Ihe Attorney General hal received
no,n'as ifsm New Orleans. upto nine
O'Clock last night. Affairs there will
DC tue object OF cabinet meeting to-
day, and il is believed the Attorney
ueherAl will advise heroic treatment 10
stop concealment aud put all troubles
to an end.
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/
Rev. Jos. II. TAYLOR,
Bluehill, Maiue.
The Christmas festival was very gen
orally observed here; for some DAYS the
attractive display OF holiday goods. called
out many purchasers in spite of the "hard
tunes" The new store of our friend Thos
n Lord WAS well patronized, he having a
good variety of holiday goods in addition
to his Drugs and Medicines" a good
business was done by all the other stores
in the village.
The Congregational Church and Sab.
bath School. had a very social entertain.
ment for their children and friends, with a
Christmas tree loaded with candies for the
little ones, which Santa Claus distrib.
uted on Christmas Eve.
On Christmas night the Baptist Church
AID Sabbath School gave An interesting
concert entitled, Christmas Chimes, -
which was followed by the distribution OF
| a large amount OF presents from the Christ
mas trees, which had been loaded down
with great variety OF Christmas giite.
All seemed TO enjoy the "Merry Christmas
time Yet amid all this joyousness there
were some sad and sorrowing hearts be-
cause OF the earthly parting from loved
ones. Two deaths occurred on Tues day
Dec. 22d, Annie Weber, youngest daush h.
ter of Mr.. Israel Weber, who had been
sick about three months of Bilious and
Typhoid fevers. and was buried on Christ
mas day. and Lizzie Osgood. daughter of
the late Stillman Osgood. who had been in
consumption for some months. and was
burr, Oh Saturday. These two young
girls will be much missed by their fami lies
and friends.
TO THE MEMORY OF LIZZIE osGooD AND
ANNIE WEBER.
After the flowers Of Summer are gone,
After the leaves Of Autumn fled.
Two Of our cherished ones We mourn,
Two are laid with the sleeping dead.
One, in the earliest springtime dropped
Paled in Summer her lily face.
And winging its flight an Angel stopped
Lending her brow fairer grace.
II.
Faded in early Autumn days,
The fear in our hearts we could not tell
1t ne'er should open TO our gaze.
And the Reaper Death, these blossoms fair
Gathered one day among his sheayes,
And Love, that is strong beyond compare,
Sits in its helplessness and grieyes.
But just beyond are the Fields of Light
Blossomng in their beauty rare,
In that Eden fair, there is no blight
Known TO the Flowers transplanted there.
o Reaper stern, we tenderly loved
The blossoms, folded in thy sheayes,
Though by thy pitiless hand removed
They are not wifhered like the leaves.
We love them still with purer love
Safe in the ''Garden Of the Lord,r
Our weary hearts go forth like the Dove,
Waiting the promise Of His Word.
Bluehill, Dec. 2sth. L. E.
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The Quarterly Meeting OF the Han
cock Baptist Association will be held with
the Eden Baptist Church at Town Hill,
commencing Tuesday. Jan 10Th. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. full representation of
ministers and churches desired.
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Business Notices,


The Hone care sAas sever Fails.
The atmosphere Of piny woods Is good for
consumptive pxtients,- says DR.. E.as,us vii.
son. No doubt it h; but HALE's HONEY or
HoREHoUND AND TAR, charged with the con
ceniratcd essence Of the most valuable OF all
medicinal trees. the Abe> Balsamaa or Balm
ofGilesd, aud tempered with the healing and
purifying juice OF the horehound plant and
with the pure,i honey. will do more IN one day
10 cure acorgh or cold than the air Of pine
woods could do 10 a twelye-mon;h.
Pixies TOoTH-AcHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute
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To the Afflicted. No matter under what
form OF sickness you labor. there j. one great
originates In an impure condi, lon OF the blood.
Purify that, and IN. disease must depart; but
you cannot purify the blood by the use OF poi..
onous drugs. and exhaustive stimulanis. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered is DIR.
NkER's famous VINEGAR BrTTERs. COM
pounded OF simple herbs. 4w52
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Sheridan en- route for New Orleans
CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 20.

: VHINNVO, III. Dec. y.
uenerai Sheridan. accompanied bv
Ienerai Kicker. NJ ,jor George A. For.
syth. aud NJ Sheridan of his staff. lie Fl
last night for New Orleans.
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IMPORTANT TO rR.yEI.nRs

When you visit or leave the Cnv of NEN
YORK, save annoy aB,i expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION d.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
IL has over 80 elegantly furnished rooms and $
htied mp at an expense OF over No,0to.> Eleva
tor s'clm and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan. The REsTA Z ~ yTs, Lunch
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is un.
surpassed Rooms for single person. q, tI59,
a1d ~ per day rich suites for families proper
ately low, SO that visitors to the city and travel.
ers can live more luxuriously. for less money AT,
the GRAND Mon. tisssn soy s.fess 0--e
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for a parts OF the City.
Iva. CT. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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EIGHT COUSINS"

s slo! LOUISA n A1'0rr' author 0r'L''''s Women
The peculiar features of ST. NICHOLAS. which
conduced SO largely to its popularity, will be
kept up up with spirit:
Short and easy stories in French German, and
Latin for translation. will appear occasionally !;
while Jack in.the pulpit, tn Letter box, and the
Riddle Box. will continue to be full of interest,
and the department for very young readers W i'll
be enlarged
BAY AID TAYLOR and other distinguished trav.
eliers will give stories OF Foreign Countries.
Mr.. RIDEING will continue his series OF delight.
full N Instructive Papers ON Practical Subjects.
M ARTLErT and others will attend to the
depa| mt Of Home Entertainments, Tableaux
vivsn96. etc.
New VIZ itsrs, In addition to our present large
corps Of contributors. viii give young people u
all ages, Poems, JDgles, Stories, Sketches. and
rApers on History, biogral by, Travel, Adventure
Boys and Girls Handicraft, Kindergarten
tsxmrs. Literature, Popular science. with q hear
" sDrinkliDg Of iun throughout the volume.
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ELEGANTLY BOUND IN BED AND GOLD will III
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WAR DEPARTMENT. A,
Once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 80 |. AN.
Probabilities.

For New England, partly cloadv an d
decidedly colder weather will prevail.
with bri-s northwest TO southwest
winds and rising barometer.
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To TUE II n. Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
T1HE undersie ned admins traitor of the Estate of
J. Ednah Ames. late OF Buck port IN said Coun-
ty, deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods and chattels. rights and ctedits of said de-
ceased not sufficient TO pay her just debts and
char ges Of administration, by the .um Of Five
Hundred dollars; wherefore your petitioner pray
your Honor to q ant linn License " SELL at pub
lie private sale, and convey sufficient real IS
tate therefor; and the only real estate of said
deceased consists OF "a dwelling house and lot in
Buck sport village on the easterly side of Mill
stream, now occupied by j. A. Danforth and as u
part cannot be sold without greatly depreeiating
the residue. he pray that he may be licensed to
sell the whole, subject TO the widows dover there
Ia aud either ut puUiic private sale. to salts fy
said debts and charges OF administration.
THEO. Z. WoODMAN.
BuckspOrt, Dec. I'd, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Dec Term, A.
D., 1874
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
interested, by causing copy OF the petition, and
this order thereon, To be published three wee x 5
successfully in the Ellsworth Amer lean, a new S.
paper published in Ellsworth, in SAID County at
they may appear NJ Court Of Probate for said
County, to be held at Ellsworth, on The LIST We'd
Desday Of Jan. next, ~ ten OF the clock In The
forenoon, 10 shew cause. ii any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should be grant
| ed.
3w5l PARKER TUCK, Judge.
| Attest: geo. A. DYER, Reg,r
| 4 true copy-Attest: GEO 4. DrEk, keg'r.
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The Fair II The new Hall list Isese.'
evening, being the nrst OF Tue ' .o.,.
.,,epded b. quite . number OF 49,
sron dissreut parts ofthe town. anu ~ !.
- a. - pabiie-sPirissd e'sh'as =
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.aas0inc.
Product of the Fisheries in the town
OF Lamone for the year 1874. For the
figures given below, your correspondent is
Indebted to Capt. Newell b. Coolidge Of
Lamoine.
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Foreign Ports.
Messina-Sld -, inst, brig Myronus, Higgins.
York.
ST John-Cd 10 inst, sch Nellie Scott, Milan,
Carienas.
Port au Prince-sth inst. sch Chas Sawyer, Bos-
ton
Demerara-In port sth inst, brig Silas Martin,
Be I'm, for Baltimore
AT Lonola. (Mexicol-Nov g. sch Mary Holt,
Higgins, for \ York ldg.
fonce-Sid prior TO 18th inst, sch Georgetta,
Lord, Brunswick, Ga.
Mayaguex-Sld 9Th inst, schs Lark. Guptill. Lew =
n, Del; Maid Of the Mist, Smith, New York.
Kingston Ja-sld Sd inst, sch Cook Borden,
Lunt, New York via Savannah
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The citizens of Bucks port have pe,i-
toned the Post Office Department for an
arrangement whereby their mail matter
for Bangor will he Forwarded BY The train,
instead of by stages as at present.