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The New York herald., 1874-05-22
Maritime Miscellany.

PEARL sp Dr. Jon'oa from creenSss Sss fSr sr
IaWrence river. anl nii Of water. Surveyors have
been sent 10 her from Quebec.
Havrs @ hoavy
LOST bboom and split sails
BARK cnAs FonEs, Bradford. at Portland l9tn = from
licU ino night Of lGtn on Cape saoe during "a
starSoard breasins chain plate and ran and smash
headgear on The bark.
BARK MINERVA tSor, at Boston rom London had M bad
81 rs ra lost soHe nd csbn si os sa and
hatch had 1 feet Of wafer ~ the hola ~ one ilae aha
Sem BADcocx, OF and for Westerly, RI, from Wee.
hawken coal.laden while OF Rker's Isanl yesterday:
10 below the wafer line, and sunx almost Immediately in
four la,homs Of water The captain and crew went TO
work at once TO strip her.
scnnM LoSs Hardy from New 6,a York for Galveston
made repairs and proceeded on The llth
scnR wM pnILLIrs cmasted, new has been chartered
to od ss sSe saor Tor Sag oa 10 o ana she
ScHR BENZ BIGcs of Milton. Del bound for Ne wbern
NC was run INTO about Z, niles east o. Gnpeo,aagne
The schr was damaged severely. the steamer having
iasen Was entirely carried away, and she was other
wise disabled The damage viii amount to about ST. oN
psy n 70 s
she docs not rise with me tile inc work q d,schar:
o. ss tons q coal VIZ have 70 Be taken on before she
be be- soveed into scows and the schooner lies eooa
position 10 be discharged The Frances Arthems l. 20
the vessel.
YAcHr CARRIE. 2a.lc0 tons custom house measure
ment fof merry haIlng Newport, and at that
port, has been sold by Mr. Henry AdriIge. OF Prnvi-
dcnce Capt W Lynch, OF the same place, Tor S3JJ
capt Lynch intends her Tor pilot boat ana for excnr-
sion parties in the summer.
HALIFAX May 2l-Bark John Abbott, from Liverpool
GB which arrived to-day reports that on May IN lat
ion As ", during thick log she run into an iceberg
which carried away her iibboom, bowsprt and hea l
gear She encountered heavy gales during the entire
passage.
Kvy WEST May l5-The Norfolk wrecking Coare still
work steamship Mississippi ashore on Flowery
Rocks but think there poor prospect OF saving her
PHILADELPHIA May 2l-The steamer Pennsylvania re-
ports having spoken May II the bark Prins Oskar and
wing her the captain and part OF the
o the British bark Hrogheca, Capt Thompson, from
West nartlepo0 in ballast Quebec, which was aban
doncd in sinking condition on the 18th inst The drst
mate and carpenter remained Oh the rrns 0skar he
men,
Notice to Mariners.
IMPROVEMENTS RACE POINT.
Another whistle has been constructed at the Race,
together with another dwelling house for an additional
keeper 1be whistle is tor use in case OF accident
to the old 1t has been suggested that II The ios
hell which Is useless In its present location at the Race.
cou! be removed to Long Point it would facilitate ire
ylnceiown advocate, May 70.
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford May 2 schr Admiral Blake (oi
Marion) Hathaway. Atlantic Ocean.
sailed from Barbados April 23. bark Tucker. Rick
etson. OF NIB. to cruise. -
At Bermuda May H. bark Pacific, Borden, Of NH, ship
ping oil.
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AMAsA sPRAGUE'S HORSES.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. May 81 1874.
The sale OF Colonel Anasa Sprague's horses was
completed to-day. The total proceeds OF the two
days sales exceed $4,000 Among the notable
sales to-day were those Of a two-year-old black
stalion sire Ethan Allen, dam Charlotte +, for
SS,soo TO r ,. stevens, of swansey; the oay horse
Lincoln, same sire, from an AbdAilah mare, for
$l,Voo to James rving, or New YORK; the lilly Miss
Squeers, sHsd W Altman Allan, for $3.50 % James
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MARTYRED CRUSADERS.
Forty Ladies' Arrestcd..They Are Adj
monished by tho Mayor and Dis.
charged.

PTTTsBrRG, Pa, May II, 1874.
This afternoon crusadInT party OF forty ladies',
while visiting liquor houses on Liberty street,
were ordered by the police to disperse. Declining
10 do so tney were arrested and brought before
The acting Mayor, McMaste 5. charged with
oystructIng the Sidewalks. Services were held at
the Mayors otfice, one OF the ladies' offering prayer
Tor DIVINE protection and guidance,
Al tue hearing the Mayor SAID he was friend
or the iaGies while they oheyed the law. The
merchants on Liberty street mad been annoyed in
tneir business and In violation OF the law, and
they must be protected. The ladies' were dis
risssed with the admonition that repetition OF
the offence would be punished 10 the Iu extent
OF the law. The ladies sang u long metre doxoogy
and departed.
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YACHT REGATTA,

BOSTON, May q, 1874,
The nrst yacht regatta OF the season took place
to-day In spite OF the bad weather. II was under
the auspices OF the Dorchester Yacht Grub and The
Boston Clup participated by invitation. The
Curlew won III the first class sChooners, the Nellie
la the first class centre-boaid sloops, and the
Tulip in Inc fourth class centre boards. In all
otner classes the prizes were disputed. The
schooner race was over twenty mile course.
Time In. 3hm.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.

NASHVILLE, May 21, 1874.
The Democratic STATE Executive Committee met
to-day with closed doors. The exact date OF the
State Convention has not yet been fixed, but IL
viii be Oh the 18th or 18TH OF August. one men,
Der or the committee states that their chie OBJECT
will be TO harmonlZe all elements against the re.
publican party. The committee meets again TO-
m
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MEETING OF TIE STATE ASSESSORS.

ROCHESTER. y. y, May 2l, ls74.
The Board OF State Assessors at their meeting
here to-day have issued circular addressed TO
the Chairman OF the Board OF supervisors, recon.
mendinp that Convention OF supervisors and
Assessors be called in al counties oi the state
where action mas been taken. and tnat all prop
erty, real and personal. be taxed at Its foil value
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Foreign Ports.

CoItAssh
BARBADOS, May l0-Arrived. baras r Fl Warrington,
Parker rhiladeiPhia; qaxeli. Dec ger, New Yors !.
Seas OBJ rcT Ss York Of the
GsEsSoA May ssn ror yacht @ aass Rhoaaes wig
Charlton. from Calcutta via Nevis arrived April % for
HoSoLuLu,. April arrived, schr Myrtle Boey san
lsth !Sr och,.sk: lin, eIua, Lorsatzea. mamselt
day ior petropauovssD; 18th. Delaware. iiinds
hIyAS., May Is-Arnved, steamer Louise csp,, Garcia
lAnSoI GaAen. May S-Arrived brig William BD.
IaviaGK April ss-Arrived ship Garibalai Bowdoin.
,,saied-ship Haze. wilkinson, Guenin. to load for
In port barss Galveston, Rowland for New yorx. to
sail z5th; siia, Fish SAWYER Tor DO to sai, about May
81 Thonas bres Rovcr ,Brl, Brown, Havana; i5tn sV
Nichols, Chase Machas; Five brothers rhurow, Nor
sailed 18th, bark wanderer tsr) Payson Philadelphia
Wright Mount New YORK
rosss Nay lin por, brig Black Swan. winsade,
oJAss.so, April 2sln per-, ships St James, hender
from savannah. arrived 2iih: Talislnan DIR, Ior san
pIaneis%ec 60 barks araziera ,Ser, Larsen for amp,on
Tor Hampton ROADS, dc Delta Or. tor Buii River sc;
YORK, AM Others as before
cleared 22d, brig sullivan. Perry, Boston, 2ath bark
slSeAponf prior % May Arrived, bark olive Clark,
sss1es. April ii-G.esred BRIG swtsure tsr, Apple
dore, Hampton Roads i7th, barx Bessie Morris ,Br.
sr JonSs tAnugua' May 9-Arrived, brig Constance
(Du.chl, heyNgeT, Scw YORK.
81 PIERRE tMart April lg--Arrved, schrs q II Phil
lips parks boaop M1d sailed Nay Tor iaracoa; ed
Eaton (s0. cook boston: May ., Helen Furoish BaItl
sailed May $, bark swallow, Farrar. Marseiliea
In port May bark Egin tdrI Klmtall, from Fort dc
France. arrived "a, Tor New York.
SYDNEY, CD. May 2)-ssiled, steamship Earl Of Ions
dale tBrI. Gron Newcastle, El New iorS. -
sI JoMs, Ne May lS-Arrived, ship xendrick Fish,
Waits southampton.
sasa a i ssssSp ss sn's"a s@ouaS S'fy fsS
ZANZIBAR Apr z5--Arrived previous, bark Editn Rose
ToLey, New York (feD ~
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May i9--Sniied, schrs A Smith , New
Bedford; Maria Pierson, Jersey City; George Hh's
Grotvfh -.
ApPoSAUG. May 7-Arrived. schr Helen, sear''
Elizabethport ..u.,a
Boa On, May 2l-Arrived, steamers George Appo,u
Loyeand Baltimore Norfolk; Nepune csi ri,ms
York barks Minerva tNor). Madsen, Lohoon ~ Ma
Ly stetson, semers CientneS9s; Jsr;vsu :, usFs Par.
Il: assla llssHissy ssi syysvs a a'ss;SEs sa !; s ssA &
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p OS Il S CRIPT,
FRIDAY, MAY 22-3 A. NJ
FRANCE.
The Cabinet Combination Almost Completed
Bonapartists and Legit mists Excluded.

LONDON, May 22-5 A. NJ
Paris despatch to the STANDARD says it Is
thought that combinations made last night to
complete the Ministry viii be successful and that
tne new Cabinet Will probably be promulgated TO-
day, with Decazes or DAudiiret-Pasquier at the
head.
Bonapartists and legitimists viii be excluded
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OR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


OtAeX GOIISs
LONDON May q, 1871
ARRTvALs
Arrived at Liverpool MAY 81 ship Oriental (Br) Cum
ningha1n, Darien; barks G Putnam fBr), Pitts
Charleston James Boyd (Br), Hilton. Galveston.
Arrived Grimsby May 20, bark hoppet tSwe).
Norink. Darien.
Arrived Off Dung ness May 81. ship uazeltne, Gil
key from Savannah for nevai, With loss OF oreyard
arrived at Limerick May - barx Pc utaD, schianino,
Baltimore.
Arrived at Galway May % bark Skinner of the Waves
Br), Couch, New York.
Arrived Mt Dublin Nay 20, bark Rosna (Aus), Donetl
Baltimore.
Arrived at Queenstown May 81, bark 1dem ltaD Rolla
York; brig James Ford, Atkins. New Orleans tboth
have been reported arrived i3th).
Also arrived 2lst steamship Nova scoian (Br),
Richard son, Portland &c (and left for LiverpooD.
Arrived at Brest May ~ bark Bona1de Nor), Rostrup,
Darien
Arrived at Havre May 90 bark Jane (Br) Sutherland
New Orleans
Arrived at Rotterdam May 49, bark Mary Lowerison
(Br, Forbes New York.
Arrived at Bremen Nay 10. ship o'Thyen (0eD, Jor-
dan, New YORK parks Niagara Ger, Kuhlmann, do;
Iheodor (Nor) Marcussen, Gaveston Arsonau. Ger,
Steengrafe, New York.
Arrived stettin May 49, brig Hermanos (Nor. Thor
sen, New York.
Arrived at Stockholm Nav 10, bark Prinz Friedrich
Carl Ger, Grapgow, New York.
Arrived at Elsinore Nav 90 bark Pomona (Nor Moer,
New Orleans Tor Cronstadt
Arrived at Genoa May 90 bark Maggie Horton (Br)
Brown Baltimore.
Arrived at Bombay May 20, bark Isaac Lincoln, Jof
dan, Boston,
SAILING5.
sailed from Liverpool Nav a. bark, Noemi QtaD Bot
tari. New York Graziella Nor Espeland Philadelphia
brig Maria Lamb tBr) Lauretson, Wilmington NC das
two not previously
Also sailed 2Oth barks John Ellis Br Melvin, United
States; Tiger (Gerl Worm, Gloucester, Mass
sailed from Plymouth May 2l steamship Scholten
(Dutch, Hus from Rotterdam). New York.
Sailed from Galway Nav 20, bark Amor Aus), Premu-
da, United States; brig Mugdala Brj. Fleming, do.
Sailed from Limerick May q bark Ceres tNor) Boe,
New YORK; brig Geronimo Ghilino qtlD Camello do.
Sailed IRON Hamburg May 49, bark Annie Burri (1r),
Blauvelt, Philadelphia.
Sailed from Bremerhavcn May 10, bark Mozart (Ger)
Julicher, New York. schr W Jordan, Baker. United
States.
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Steamships Pommegania Ger> Hamburg; Napoii fbrh
GLASGOW; city o., Merida. Havana: Metropots manii-
tBcrmuaa, Weybosset. liayt, &C: Fanita Wiimhs'
ton; barhs Fellesiad Mor Cork rarraea s, 1on. al
Maria Christina utaD. Gloucester; E,i aus Dei
Inst; Dartmouth tBrt. Philadelphia; sehrs sunnsami, ,
Santa Cruz Juia Floyd. Georgeown, ~, uhu Tort
Biuf; Edwin Janet tBri, Harbor Island
Wind Mt Sunset NV fresh
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NAY 22 ls74-TRIPLE SHEET.

schr John stocKham. Hart noboken for Provdence
Schr II Blackman. Arnold. Wechawken for Pawtuckef.
Schr II II Huntey. Hodges, Poughkecpsie ior Boston
schr Alice scranton. Lathrop New York Tor stoney
Creek.
steamer Electra, Young New York for Providence.
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The Weather In This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twentyiour hours, in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buildlug:-
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hklScELLAs N sc,tgs.

BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
"A states for deser.io, &C.; legal everywEeret
publicity required Charge unit. divorce srau.e. al.
Vice tree. NJ. nOt5r, Attorney. l9t Broadway.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 22-1 A. N.
Probabilities.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND THE LOWER
LAKE REGION GENERALLY CLEAR WEATHER, NORTH
AND WEST WINDS. STATIONARY TO RISING TEMPERA-
TURE AND RISING BAROMETER.
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-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, Con
a. nef ef Fnlton avenue aud Bosruni srsst
SSsE SSsssas ssaxs; .sSS iitsni A ssssF..k.
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presided al receptions and State dinners win a
graceful dignity and simplicity which won ulIver-
sal Commendatlon.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
We need waste words In sketching the
domestic and social aspects OF the White House
under the existing administration, since Its pleas
ing features are already familiar all readers.
Oul sole object has been IN this brief historical
1tsl,6 to recall some characteristic salient lea
lures OF the HE at the WhIte House under former
administrations. which may be less familiar to the
generation OF to-day.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE tRoa NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

rtists and legitimists will be excluded.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
he ST. John Murder.
BANEOR Nc. .Inna

43ANVVh Vt. JUNG Il.
jeremiah Isnihan. accused of the murder
.' Jeremiah Daley. at y. John. y b. on
" second Inst. who was arrested in this
r'F last saturday evening. was taken
". ore L :. Commissioner llamliu ye> ter
s.. "u complaint Of Chief OF Police Mar
d.. "' = John. and a warrant issued pre-
tt-.'hfN u Obtaining the necessary papers
n! The N.ate department. - that he can
turned 10 New Brunswick according
H aw- Lenihan i fine lookin. person
the last person In the world 10 commit
murder. 10 Judge 10y his appearance But
-audSome ! - handsome does He j.
very rcticent, and declines to converse with
3 one.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

DOC30UOBts
The Anniversary exer cises Of the
East Maine Conference Seminary. have
occupied the first three days Of this pleas.
antest week Of the year-the second week
in June, the week Of sweet flowers.
The examination Of classes on Monday
and Tuesday, l was not abls 70 sE&sad.
Tuesday evening Dr. Alien, President of
the State College, lectursd to students and
citizens. His theme "Wm Power, an ele-
ment Of character, and a-not circum-
stance-but csnterstancs. in the make up
of successful man or woman"-was well
chosen, nnely treated and forcibly uttered
The student's annual exhibltioa camo ~
Wednesday p. n. There wsrs AResn
parts, interspersed with music By ''An-
drews, Quadrille Band" The themes
were - usual, but their treatment was
higher toned than for several years. The
compositions were . decided advance,
and so was the utterance. Lest should
appear TO be invidious will not 20 into
detail. All WAS we'll done; after which
Diplomas were distributed, by the Princi-
pal. to q class Of nine graduates. three
Classical and six Academic, five gentlemen
and four ladies. There was a reunion
Wednesday evening which did not at
tend. but where all enjoyed good, social
season. The following is the program
me:
MUSIC.
A. w. Hewitt, Thomaston Latin Salutstory.
MUSIC.
Percy Warren, Bangor. The New Crusade
Helen N. Collier Union. Trees.
James Berry. Bangor. The Public Schools.
Carrie L. foye, Wiscasset, Language,
MUSIC.
John NJ. Brown. Orono. Reformers.
Alice Is. Gardener. Bucksport. Glimpse at 1900.
q. W. johnson, Bluehill, Genius.
Matte ;. Arcy, Hxmpden. Corn and Roses.
MUSIC.
ii. A. Wing. Mattaw amkeag. Power of Jour-
Dsli.m.
Evie r. 5 NTH, Bucksport. "Le, in the Light"
;. II. sawyer, Bucksport. Capital aud Labor.
Hattie B. Kinks. Bucksport. Whit shall she do !!
J. l.. Higgins. Ellsworth. She shall vote.
MUSIC.
Annie c. BE ale, Orrin ytou. Sea of Galilee and
NaledctoTy.
CoNFERRING OF DIPLOMAS.
MUSIC.
BENEDICTioN.
The next term will commence Aug. 9Th,
with facilities TO make the exercises more
Interesting than heretofore, with regular
courses of scientific lectures, illustrated
by the use of apparatus, new and COM
plete set of which has been provided. a
plan of grading the grounds has been
engineered and is in an advanced stage of
execution, which will add much to the
natural beauty OF the location. As well a.
to the beauty Of grounds and buildings
A strong, demonstrative effort is being
made TO liz the seminary above risk Of en-
barrassment; to which 1t Is hoped its
many friends will every where respond
with cheerful liberality.
June l2th. F. HN.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
Salmon is in market ard commands a
A-h price
The stages come in daily loaded with
,.a.; and early vegetables from Boston.
-Belated gardeners are improving the
t.Forable weather by finishing their plalt-
l-
The lumber business Is said to be i'm
iro'lug, and the demand increasing
Good.
The old engine bell has been replaced
oa tAe gable end of the engine house: We
--lAid judge more FOR use than ornament.
The Whig says that tbe stock
i.r a steamer from Bangor TO Ellsworth.
$50 far taken up, that committee have
gone TO purchase the boat.
Probate Court is adjourned three
weeks from th. Wednesday. on account Of
the dangerous Illness of the wife of Judge
Tuck. Her condition is such that the
Judge cannot leave for even day.
Weymouth Point is receiving the at
tention Of pic-nicing parties already, and
the prospects are good for lis being. as
usual. a tavori.e resort the coming sum
mcr.
-Messrs Campbell, Leach & Co., have
added new story to their market build
Iu. on the bridge. II viii be occupied a,
a photograph gallery by Mr. Samuel
Moore.
MIR B. F. Joy has been making some
marked Improvements in his picture rooms
on Main street. and invites the attention
ofthe public to his facilities for doing good
work. see advertisement next week.
-Messrs j. VI. Hale & Co.'S Stage Line
will carry delegates TO and from the Repub-
lican Convention at Augusta at half fare.
This i good precedent and We hope it
viii be eventually profitable to them.
Attention is called to the notice Of a
Fair, for the benefit of the Catholic Church.
We hope Father Coffey's efforts in behalf
Of morality and temperance. in the commu-
nifty are appreciat ed. and that our people
viii show their appreciation next week.
by full attendance at this Fair.
The Law Term of the Supreme Court
for The Eastern District, commenced at
Bangor Tuesday. There is an unusual ly
large number OF law questions that go up
from this county. Our lawyers will go
over about next Monday, and probably
spend several days.
Mr.. z. +. Roberts of Portland. and
John a. Hale of this city, have bought the
stock of fancy goods of Mrs. NJ j. Black.
and the business will be continued by
them. Mr.. Roberts has been in the busi-
ness several years and is doubtless ac-
quainted with it in its various branches.
COUNTY FAIR.-At a meeting of the
Trustees, at Ellsworth. on Saturday. voted
to mold a County Fair. Time and place
not named.
SALE OF FAIR GROUNDs.-As per- notice
eleven house lots upon the Fair Ground,
were sold on Saturday. The balance will
be sold on Wednesday June 24th.
Which of the Farmers Clubs. would
like to hold their Town Show in connec,
ton with the County Societys
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Sumner Memorial.
BosToN, june lG.

A. meeting of contributors Ia the pro.
posed Sumner memorial to-day it was
~turd that owing to numerous recent
r ads Tor Immediate aid To which citizens OF
Boston had literally responded the re-
cc|Pis for the subscription had not been as
.a--r a under other circumstances ihey
would have been. After an Informal discus
80 i WAS decided that the amount now
ea h4pi about 5000 dollars) should be
Increased To 80. ZOO dollars and this should
bee used in the erection of the memorial
which j. TO take the form of a statue of Mr.
: INNER
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Launched at Sullivan llth inst. from
the yard of Jabez simpson. a superior Schr.
called the Hattie A. White and meas
urcs LIZ tons o. NJ. She is owned by
Me>srs. A. ID. White & Co.. and others of
sullivan; Calvin Berry and others Of Han
cock; and Nathan King of Lamoine. She
Is to be commanded by Capt Michael Bel
lauy of Ellsworth. and no better vessel of
her class has ever been built at this place
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Hancock
The Schr. NJ AIRY Jane Lee, will sail for
the Grand Banks in few days.
r. III. Young has just returned from
Boston with drove Of very fine horses.
-Foss Bros. are progressing finely in
the Brick-making business.
We are to have Grand Picnic on
the 4th Of July at 5. NJ. McFarland's
hotel and grounds.
Capt. Z. Crabtree is building fine
stable.
A new firm has started here under
the name Of Y Dung & Crabtree.
All the schools in town are progress
ing finely. TO.
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NJ A II RI e ID.

Ellsworth-l5th inst, by Rev. ". 81. Lyon,
Daniel J. Chamberlain Of Boston, Mass, and
Leslie L., daughter Of James II. Chamberlain
Of Ellsworth.
BucKsport-l1th inst, It the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. Merritt Z. Beale, of
Orisnd, Rev. George N. Eldridge Of Harring-
ton, and Nora r, daughter Of Hon. s. I.
Kinks Of Backsport.
Fall River, Mass. eth inst, by Rev. W. II.
Lyon, assisted by Luther Drake, Esq, Walter
L. Cox Of Ellsworth, and Alice e., daughter Of
Luther Giles Of +. X.
Chester, Aass..-7th inst, st the residence Of
the brides father, BY Rev. +. Burlingham,
Oscar !. Ely, and Mss Addis }. Marks, both
Of Chester. Frf+ '-'ff
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

An infallible PILE remedy.-sutferers 18th
this painful disease who have tried electuaries
lotions, Ointments and long list Of nostrums
for its relief, in vain. will thank US for calling
attention TO ANAkESIS. the happy di iscovery
Of DIR. S!LsBEE, an experienced and scient ifc
n. ID. Thousands Of cases attest its virtue, it
is simple suppository, acts as an instrument
soothing poutice and medicine, gives instant
relief and cures permanently. Price Sl.OO.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ANAkESIS
Depot, 46 W Walker St., New York.
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DIE ID.

O6itudTy notices. beyond tAe Dase, Mame and
Age must be paid for.
Trent0n-10th inst, Addie E.. aged yrs.,
IL mos, II days,-15th inst, Grace T., aged
IT., mos, u days,-daughtes Of David b.
and Alma 8. Alley. Also 10th inst, John
Clifford, aged IL years, son Of the same. 3
q years.
Orland-7th inst, Elizabeth r, wife Of Oliver
Gray, aged II years. ,.,.r
North Brooksville-Ath inst, xr. Jeremiah
Green, aged s. ye an.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
" est BroOksyille

West Brooksville was visited BY .
pouring shower of hailstones Sunday after-
noon about five o'clock. Horses suffered
considerably as they stood hitched TO the
fence near the church
The prospect for large hay crop is
very promising; seldom has the grass
looked better so early in the season.
The bridge at North BrooksvilIe was
run as a toll bridge nineteen years with
out profit 10 the corporation. but with
great Inconvenience to the public, as is
proved by the fact that since the CORPORA
tion abandoned the bridge and notified
passers that they must cross at their own
risk, the travel has been four times great
er than ever before. G. V.M.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
New England Fair.

BOSTON. june TO.
The trustees fthe New England Agri-
cultural Society, met la Boston to day 70
arrange prelimiuaries for the next annual
exhibition at Narragansett Park, Provi-
deuCe during the first week in September.
All the New England States were repre-
>"nted aud liberal system of prem nm>
were agreed upon.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Business Notices,

At thirty five the Average American dscov.
ers that be has an "lnfernal Stomach" and
goes into the hands OF the doctors for the rem.
nant of his life. Prevention is better th an cure
but DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, diseases OF
the skin. liver, kidDeys, and bladder, and all
disorders arising from An ''infernal stomach y
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