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fas a'1 ss s,s1y sa4 Weser scsts b@ oo
IlAY-Stendy.
Eooa dsm.nd Len ialr to goot fenning, 7@Silc Mo-
aeses assaad anu INC. rico 9niaIt ,Is aud Unchanged
refined, Ike. e'eN0' 9<'@sSs
TunrEx ffae-1lcavy, ut aoc.
raortsloaa- inii and Geayy; nav mc,, soa M
d 13osf nnclangol. uan'a quiot. ont n,snts sleady.
''ass BurTza"Eim a1.iS ';e wessi; wsesss; ns 2Saa1c
CHEEsE-Ftrm common 10 nrtuc 10nt3No
Wll1skI-Firner. at sI;o2aa1.oa. ~s'>'''
'na ineot aie da s@ip1o ireEao rseoa@sdoeh sna aa
steady and qniot. u. s3eetoe; Atnorica daii and nu
ssss 's sa a ss FL e, !ss S' Sssss:ss SsssS
nominal A'''1OS'
-.-.-. 1T. LOUIS.
,tsr,,l tsr: iou1s, Ans. 1o.-corros-oaies anu TN.
BMsADsTurrs-FIonr lover, with good demand for
'seinm s sr;.s gr1des feeling irroving under to belief
Gin; family, @,so9s i; fsncy, 7oe whsss f;
roa winter, asked sisx lid. Corn ir.ner; o
smsll sales No. mixed, Goe il east elevator Oats
@ Hass s%a s5 s ~ ixst . e ss sssoss S
10y Maintenance au,, ...d ,Snss1anFs,l. i, ,sl
some M smni 'ots sold higher; shoulders, 0ho; clcar
s sr lIsass Rssa hos s'.,s as futures hed hsh
i.Eozirrs9whsa sas'l asoSo La Corn, 10000 bu.
Sai'AS7s"lsnt r!if4S%L1'i;,s fS9e ; ssoFn' 5000 ba.
quia for Hs spe,aas s5s95o sor lou
tras g. .eoa7 70 for Wisconsin md Minnesota family
5s sssass 's %a. rp% on0 s
for %hto, corn n0m N ri faii !. for az aer i
Western. Oats in good demand at &7G34711o for
''.s Tao11sroxs-rirm. Pork. s2.ooaas m tor ,ou
mcss. Dccf-Hanls, i5al0c smoled . do, 1I.So n
pickle: Lard hoid i i1is@isc 'S>N ~ t'''' III
in barres Ike Do in bf iS 40e fonnea % Tor crude
%1.sxa @ !; 81: tes ws..ese iron.
CnEEsE-Firm 1t I2aI2 1.c Tor nrfpua we.tcr,
Eoas-s,rong and .ncilangci. "'''''n'
aIEatriils.
mildng, iexo Receipts q bales. slpments' nu urn :;
s} m @ il geea demand e. At full pree
1Ehss seo 9etn IN IsiE doand aud lower;
and arm It u noon aaa .soaay sq la qq;ss
'sl''' '''F CUT ''1S Touis9f1EEsl i fsafl 1; E;le'
Lou1svlLLE, KY, Aug. 10-CoTroN-Qu Ut fGc
BaEAps3uTgs-Ilour wheat, and corn quita .no
ss g: e: e:
cured hams, 1t315Hc; plain. 14c. Bulk meats and
iisSadSts is%sfo s''; clear ' 's' clear l''te' Lard
wH1'R1-a7o. -
B41rruonr, Md.. oi9ng Auu. iSni,.,.n.7nrra-r7ou,,
H uu nna "cax market .4vors buyers Wheat dull
n.t. u@nG1anged @ Vofn.-M1xea Western nuinaly 49,.
sn soa nv ~ ~ w."3s 1Hee 81 aso ior Western mixed
a1u euo 19r western WMie Ay0 quiet aud unchanged.
-. nnA5-vety al!i; $lo.Ut9179o
1 = n. rofs ,o1 no,ssy M asdy Soo
1793ad3He' 79sH' Asin' ssoady at 1eH@i7O Lard dull at,
1421@lbc.
TrraoIruM~Dn ssdau aud une'onsed. cha %ad.anssu'
Q9WEdO.
oaWxoot AUG. 1o.-dRAN-Whcat unchanged; No..
watte Michigan, sl.35: Corn steady at 76c.
n,r,.,, .,o - hgFFALo. n,la -
s.ss s.s 400 by N9 Green Ply :n J. a PIP Corn IN
Tug COO bu No. Wextern, in lots at 73I1o; g000
bu high mixed in lots at 4c: Oats quiet; Sales, 1900
bq 20. TOLEDO, car lots, At 4Sc.
FhE1auTs-Dull aud nnellnngcd.
CLEVELAND.
0LxrsIAsp: @, Aug. la.-BnEAnsruErs- Wheat
i,loo bu mixed in store. Taa73c cars. gu track 81
II u
, 1874-08-20
CHICAGO LUMBER dADEET,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
There change III the condition Of the Whole
sale MARKET except that tho offerings loft we're
h OF 1o r. ~
The demand via from local and country dealers,
Pteco atuG s quoted Ut %; boards and strips,
s, $9,0o9l60o; 1ash, $l.s09l.Gu shingles, $25o82.70
About eight cargoes were loft over.
THE YAnnH.
, 1874-08-20

CHICAGO.
1 WEpNEBpAY EVENING, Aua, 10,
The receipts Of lva asock during Tho week hnvo
L to.a.- kal
, 1874-08-20

prrTsnuRo. pa., Aug, 1p.-Crllte quit and un-
changed ut VGo a. tho river and 1Arkera refined dull
phade!phla delivery. August, 1lo September, IKE;
September, Now York, ll1c.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

Sw HARBoR-Ar 2lst. fch Champion. Lur-
yey, Calsis.
Ar 2ad. U S sch Wave, Green, Camden, for
a cruise "down east"
Sound for Boston: A T Haynes. King, Rock
land; Prize, Ober. Boston; Sunbeam, Spur
ling, do.
Sid 2ith, sch Champion. Lurvey. Providence.
Ar 25th, sch Josephine, Braey. Calais for
\ York.
Sid 18th, Plize. Ober. Calais.
Ar 10th, Annie X Eaton, stanley, Calais for
y York.
Ar 9th. U sch Wave, Green. Millbrdge.
Ar 18th, sch Gamecock. Robinson, Salem.
Bass HARBoR-Ar 10Th, sch q W Lewis,
Dorr, Orland. for Grand Banks.
sid 22j, sehs q w Lewis, DOrr, for Grand
Banks; Tangent, Abbott, for Calais.
Ar oath. schs Ligure, Stanley, Boston for
Calais; Theory. Goss, Bangor; Royal Oak,
Benson, Calais for New York.
Ar 18th. schs Sunbeam, Squirting. Boston for
W Harbor; VixOn. Galley. Boston for Mt
Desert: Julia Maria, Thurston, Pembroke, for
Rockland.
Sid 18th. sehs Royal Oak. Benson. for \ Y
Martha Maria. Thurston. for Boston; julia
Maria. Thurston. for Rockland.
BLUEHILL-Ar 18th, sch Industry. Freetby,
Portland.
Sid 18th, Lion. Candage, Portland.
PROSPECT HARBoR-Ar 25th, sehs Sea
Queen. JOY. from Calais for Bridgeport
Hara,ien. Newman, and Iauiha. fof Portland.
Ar a6th, sch HELEN Robertson for Bath.
sULLIvAN-Sld "A, sch Vietora, Jordan,
Boston.
Sid p. sch Estells, Remick, Boston; CNew)
Abbott. Boston.
Ar %, schs A Crabtree. Stratton, Boston
lanlie. Monroe. Portland; Cashier, Smith
Lamoine; Omaha. Wooster, Boston.
Ar 70, sioop Excursion, Urann, Tenants
Harbor; sch Comet, Tracy, Boston.
sid 26, schs Hattie Card. Moore, New York
Majestic, Hodgkins, Millbridge.
SD %, Gloucester, Hartwel, Salem.
Ar 2s, sch Coolidge. Dyer, Boston.
Ar 20, sch Brilliant, Dow. Boston.
BANGOR-Ar 25th. schs Surprise, Herman,
Boston; CeylOn, Post, ThomastOn.
Cid 18th, schs Susan Jane, We>cOtt. Boston
Eliza sawyer, Cook, New York; Lamarine
Greenlow, Boston: Montazuma, Pinkham
| Danyers.
ROCkLAND-CId 9sth, schs Columbian
Webster, Bangor; Canton, Brooksville.
PoRTLAND-Ar oath. Maid Of the Mist
smith, n York for Yarmouth; Frank Pierce
Grant, Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, schs Lion, Candage, Bluehill; Mary
Wyman, Sawyer. fremont.
Ar 9th. sch Emma Brown, Morey, Dee
| Isle.
Ar 2sth, Wesley Abbott. Smith, York.
PoRTsNOUrH-Ar 18th, schs Helen n Con
don, Mccarty. weehawkin; Starlight, Hop
kins. South Amboy; Coward, Booth, N York
Sid 25th, sch Fairfield. Galley. Calais.
Ar 18th, sch Addie Todd. Corsou. Hoboken
with loss Of jibs.)
Sid 25th, sch j A Potter, Ogier, Buckspert
to load ice for Philsdelphia.
NEwBURYPoRT-Ar 18th, sch Henry Whit
ney, with yellow pine.
SALEA-Ar 23d, schs July Fourth, Wood
Ann Elizabeth, Getchell, Port johnson Game
cock, Robbins, Calsis, and M0ntrose, Allen
H0bokcn.
Ar 25t4l. sch Prospect, Handy, Port johnson
LYNN-Ar 35th, s:hs Fannie Hall, and Han
nah CLARK, Weymouth, Bangor.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Nj a X Il Il ID.

Ellsworth-2sth ult., at the residence Of the
brides father. by Rev. W. A. keese. MIR.
George r. Patterson of Bueksport, and Miss
Chddie A. " ats Of Ellsworth.
-30th ult.. at the residence OF the brides
parents. by Rev. DIR. Tenncy. Mr.. Arthur W.
Greely and Miss Alice Elizabeth Dutton.
daughter of Samuel Dutton. Jr.. all OF T..
18th uli;; by d. T. LidriJse, Mr.: Tyler
Trenton-iith ult.. by X. X. Thompson.
Esq. Mr.. Hartford Murch and Mrs. Rachel j.
Anderson. both of Trenton.
Frankhn-2,th ult., by Swan. Esq
Mr.. James MclIenaa and Miss Rose Hooper.
both off.
surry-aSth ult.. by Rev. Frederic A. Brag-
don. Mr.. Edgar A. Eljridse aud Miss Alnisa
Allen. both Of Surry.
Castine-26th ult., BY Rev. !. H. Moocrs.
Mr.. ". II. Perkins and Mis-, Clara T.. Hutch
ings, both OF Casiiue.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
u. S. Demand on Spain.

INV ] Okh, Jullt %.
The HeIalds Washington Special says
that a grave ruinor Is afioat of a serious
difficulty with Spaia growing out OF per
,mptory demand by our government
through Minister Cushing for a full in-
demuIy for the Nirglnius prisoners slain
hr orders OF Burriel. Hamilton Fish on
being interviewed on the subject said ''you
NAV say that the American Government
has made prompt demand and one quite
as decided and peremptory as that made
By the British Government for indemnity
for tue lives Of the prisoners destroyed and
the loss to their families"
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

SANO CORPORE. The influence OF the stom'
sch on The brain should be carefully needed.
Let the stomach he in slight degree disturbed
and the entire nervous system becomes sun
erer. Bring the stomach 10 q healthy tone,
and the nervous machinery promptly resumes
its perfect running order. Happily. there is no
necessity for any long dissrrsngemeut OF the
functions of the stomach, since in AYERS
PILLS we have SO perfect q combination, ad.
mrably adapted 70. relief. They have stood
the test Of years. and have exhibited stomAchsc
keeping the system In perfect order. promptss
longevity. and what IL far better, ensures the
iuli enjoyment OF the time spent here. We use
them and know their value, Florence (ksns.)
Pioneer
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Attempted Murder.

BOSTON MASS. June 90.
\ desperate attempt was made yester-
day. by Marcus +. Sidwick to murder his
vile who had left him Tor alleged cruel
treatment and was working in a Boarding
House on Washington ST. lie obtained
entrance TO the house. and finding his wife
al ,ue. attacked her with knife inncting
several severe and it is feared fatal wounds.
lie was arrested.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

II causes Pies. Headache. DizziRess. BtI.
ioasness. Sour Rising, OppressioS Of Food,
Loe Spirits, Worms, Indigssfion, etc. DIR.
HARRIsoN's PERIsrALTIC LOz.N0es warran.
ted to cure all these snd every form OF Dys-
pepsia, and the only cure for Piles. either
bleeding or blind: rs all outward applications
are only time and money wasted. Trial box.
80 cts. Large box, 20 cts.. mailed free for this
last price.
DR. HARRISON,S ICELAND BALSAM.
q SPLENDID cure for COUGHS, HOARsENEss. and
r.. s. HARRISON 4 CO., Proprietors, No.
fremont Temple, Boston, and BY oil Druggists:
4w2i
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Executive Council.
AUGUSTA. June 30.

AUGUSTA, JUNE JU.
The Governor and council held ses-
SION to-day and adjourned this evening to
the llth of August. The business tran
,acted was principally routine. Two rail-
road companies, the St. Croix and the
Boston and Maine have paid the state tax
and a committee of the council consisting
al MeSsrs Lindsey and Downs has been
appointed to press the payment of taxes
dl- from other roads. The governor and
several of the council will leave in the
carly train TO attend the graduating eXer-
c;ses at the Normal school in Farmington.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

$4,000 reward can safely be offered for a
more infalible cure tor PILES than ANAkE-
SIS. The cures performed by this wonderful
remedy are simple miraculous. Lotions, 0int-
ments. and Internal remedies producs more
harm fhsn good. but ANAKESIS b nm exter-
nal remedy a simple kuppository, supports the
tumors, acts as a soothing poultice aud medi-
cine, gives instant relief, and cures absolutely.
Druggists everywhere, snd cent free BY mail
from Principal Depot, ~ Walker st., New York,
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

BOsroN-Ar .. schs II Z Wellmsn. Brown.
Hoboken; Reno, Foster, Port johnson; ii 7
Gushing, Mann, Bangor; Minnecla, Farrell.
Ca ais.
Masnoia Moore. Su.ry.
Ar 9th, schs 0eorgetta. Lord. Pensacola
Westerloo. Whitaker. Ellsworth; Surprise,
Trenton; Marv Louisa. Clay, Wilmington, NC
Fair Mind, Locshsrt. Hobpken; Bonny Ives.
Whitaker. Ellsworth; Centurian, B,odgett,
Ar ssth. sch. Estella Remick. sullivan: Ida
May, Lowell. Bangor: Seraph. Varnum, do.
u FALL RIvER-Ar 24th. schs Orion. Smith,
EeSbury Ripple, Wooster. and Jane Bradley,
| Bradley, Trenton.
Sid 24,h. Sunbeam. Riley, Trenton.
Ar 2ith. sch Constitution. Smith, for George.
town; Foam, Homan, Trenton.
NEwroRT-Ar 2hh, sch Mediator. Davis,
Fall River for n York.
Ar Sssth. sch p Brown. Tucker, Phila.
eoNERsRT-Ar 24ih, sch Tempest, Lacy,
PAwrucKEr.-sld ssd, sch Albion, Smith,
| New York.
PRovIpENcE-Sld 2sd sch Chillion, Grant,
| New York.
SD cath. sch Harbinger. Parker. Bucks
| willie. sc: VIM ID Gsrgill, Rich, York or
| Philadelphia.
Sid 2eth. sch Union, Hatch, N York.
| NEW YoRK-Ar 23d, sch Dean, Macom'
Der. Taunton.
1
| Ar 25th. sch Joseph q Stover. Arey. Para.
| Cid eth. sch Laura S Watson. Sargent,
| Jacksonville.
| Cid e5th, sch Helen Mar, Duncan, Province.
| town.
Ar 25th, sch Vulcsn, Coggins.
Cid 21th, sch Harry White. Hopkins, Jack
sonyille.
PHILADELrHIA-Cld 23d, schs f G Holden,
McRae, Brewer; Webster Bernard, Smith,
| Boston.
! Cid eJth. schs Tahmiroo, Kent. Portsmouth
sunbeam, Bunker, Bath; NJ sewall, Haskell,
/ Bangor.
NEW CASTLE. DEL.-Passed up 26th, sch
| Lark from Calais.
| sAvANNAH-Ar 23d, sch Chcrub. Fletcher,
| from York.
| JAcksoNvILLE-Cld 18th, Jed Frye, Lang
] ley. \ York.
DARIEN GA-Ar 18th, sch W & Mosely
| Abbott. Boston.
Cid 18th. sch Light of the East. Harper
Philadelphia.
| Foreign Psrts.
ST Jsgo-sld May 10Th, brig Alex Nichols,
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

"Time Tries all Things. and has proved
that DR.. lvisfar's Bolsam Of Wdd Cherry IL
the remedy par erceiience for the cur~ OF
coughs, colds. Group, whooping-cough, bron-
chitis, asthma. phthIsic. sore throat, and infu-
euzA Ii cures coughs and colds instdster.
Ii .oothes the irrated parts; II heals the in1am-
IN alton aud even consumption Itself yields TO
its magIci influence.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Notice OF Foreclosure.

DUBIIc Notice is hereby given that Mary A.
i Hadlock. (nnd Edwin Hadlock, rellnquis hin x
right TO Dover thereiu) on the 2fth day OF Decem.
Der. A. d., 1851. by their :eed OF that da te, mort.
ings thereon. situate in Bucksport, and bounded :
Beginning at the Southeast corner of the L. Buck
lot, on the road; thence running North 20 East,
l23 rods 10 links 10 the corner OF the parsonage
thence at right angles Easteriy two rods; thence
North 2ss East IS rods to a cedar stake; thence
South 6i' East 33 rods to = cedar stake marked
Thence North 2s' East l65 rods to a stake
thence South ~ West $40 rods to The town road
thence by said road to the place Of beginning.
The condition of said mortgage having been
broken, claim 70 foreclOse the same, and give
this notice for that purpose.
NAHUM 7. HILL
Bucksport, June sd, 1874. 3w26
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Business Notices.

At thirty five the Average American discov-
ers that he has an "lnfernal Stomach" and
goes into the hands OF the doctors for the REM
nant of his life. Prevention is better tn an cure,
but DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BirTERs will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, diseases of
the skin. liver. kidpeys, and bladder, and all
disorders arising from an internal stomach. !.
4wA
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

Notice Of Foreclosure Abigail Hill.
L4ton Family school. Norridscwock.
si- Ineut of Costs Of :. j. Court-Co. Treas
y John Fahy.
fauud-An Oyercoai..
Eouud-A Robe.
cure for Catarrh.-Dr. L. +. Townsend.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Broke Loose.

PORTSMOUTH, \. II. june 30.
The Ambassador" lying q anchor in
ihc lower harhor broke loose last night
t.om the buoys 10 which she was attached
auI driited out TO sea. She brought up
u...r Mood Island. without damage. The
cast phots predict the early arrival OF the
TArAday.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
j to all concerned That he has been duly ap-
pointed, and has taken uron himself, the trust
Of an Administrator of the estate OF
% PARKER STEVENS, late OF Bucksport
in9fhe County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond a the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons Who are indebted to said de-
ceased's estate, 10 make immediate pay me mt. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same tor pa yment.
JAMES w. PATTERSON.
May 10th, 1874. 3w25s
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife. Carrie l.. Orcutt. has
w lefi my bed and board without justiiable
cause all persons are hereby forbidden to trust her
on my account, as l shalt pay debts OF her
cont. aching aiter this date. ;. a. CIRCUIT,
SeGgwiek, June Ist, lesf. 3w25.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ufice OF the Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 80. ANY
n obabldioS.
For New England generally clear wealth
er viii prevail with variable winds and a
slight fall OF temperature.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

A private despatch to the owners an
pounces the arrival at Queenstown yes
ler,lIv of the ship ltazin of this Port from
san Francisco in charge of Cotton. hrst
officer. the Captain Henry W. Rush o'
tni, city having died on the passage.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

YHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that she has been duly ap-
dointed and has taken upon herself the trust Of
an Administrative Of the Estate Of
STEPHEN d. HIGGINS, late Of Deer Isle
the County Of Hancock, Blacksmith deceased,
by giving bond rs the Law directs she therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to said De.
ceaset's estate t. make immediate payment. end
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor payment.
AsENATH H. HIGGINS.
Nay 90th, 1874. sa Sv9bs
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
MARINE LIST.
Ili~w oIth Port.
lIEAEkD

Ei-w oith Port.
CLEARED.
June !S
Sch II s,h lander. wood. Boston.
sch Diamond. smith. RocklanI
ARRIVED.
sch - : Lawrence. DaVis. Boston.
sch Ellen, " hHmorc. Boston.
sch Forester. Hopkins. Boston.
CLEARED.
june %
sch Kennedy. Pomror, Boston.
>ch julia Edna, Staples. EOckiand
sch Aune Mureh. " oodu ard. Boston
sch Tameriane. iiodgkins. Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch Hammer Kane. >urryN
sch rannie tdith, Bartlett, Iielfa-t
Sch Mechanic, Kelley, Boston.
sch Huzzar, Barber, Boston.
CLEARED.
June y
sch Nellie Grant, Jordan. Providence.
Sch ORION. osborn Ntw York.
sch th1ai'th, Leiand, Boston.
sch Paragon, - sedgwick
Sch scicto. sadier. gockiand
ARRIVED.
Sch Elizabeth Leland, Boz ton
I sch ATbOrcer, Clark Boston.
CLEARED.
June =.
>ch Lotuska. Means New York
Pink Regulator, Grant, Kocklanl
ARRIVED.
Sch James Holmes, Rider, Belfast
sch Luella. Moon, Boston
sch Red Rover, Bowden. loston.
sch EocklAnd, Buker. Boston.
IAREivED.
June -
Sch Catherine. Aureh Boston.
CLEARED.
June 30
Sch Panama, Marrsn. Boston.
Sch FAIR Dealer. Loring. Boston
Sch ID Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Sch Forester, Hopkins. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fairfield, Freeman, Boston
CLEARED.
July l.
Sch Leonora Bonsey, Boston
Sch Banner, Cane. Portland
Sch Fannie Edith, Bartlett, New York
sch Grace. Alley, Boston.
Sch Victory. Neon, New York
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

Cranberry Isle.
Hancock" writes us that ducks are
plentiful this season. Messrs. Harding
and spuTling recently shot - ald - on
two successive MORNINGS.
Capt. Richardson is having a fine
schooner built al ;. W. Harbor.
The Yacht Mystic Tie" has recently
been sold 10y the Messrs. Prebles 10 Port
land parties.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
DAUCHY { cos. COLUMN.
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New ona SECOND Han of frst-Class Max.
erswili be soid at Lower Prices for ca,h or on In
ktaiiments. or FOR rent. in CITY or County,
aurtag this meath, bv n GRACE W ae~rs q
Soes. No ISL broadway, than ever before ofYe r..
ed In New York. eRECl Atty: Pianos and
organs TO let until tine rent none pays the price
of the instrument. illustrated Catalogues mail.
ed; large discount to Ministers, Churches,
Schools, Lodges, etc. aw25
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY +,
For Sale.

THE subscriber has on hand Four spras a~
Moving MaGhines, which he wants TO
sell during the coming Hay Season. Farmers in
want Of first";iass Mower AT reduced price
VIII do we'll TO give him call.
HORACE DAVIS.
Ellsworth. June ls1i. 3w?5
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Freedom Notice,

THIS is to give notice that 1 give my minor
sons, Jason H., William l. E, and Edmund Il
oreenlaw, their time tIll they are of age and
shall claim none of their wages. nor pay any Of
their debts, after this date.
WILLIAM GREENLAw,
South Deer Isle, June IL, 1874. 3w26s
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
this purpose. At Bucksport. where per-

this purpose. At Bucksport, where per-
haps the larger numbers will congregate.
At Greens Landing. Deer Isle. where
a new, commcdious Hall, lately built by
sullivan Green, Esq, Is to be dedicated
and dinner and dancing In the evening
to be held therein. At. Hancock Neck.
where there is to be Music, an oration, a
splendid dinner and archery. At Hodg-
don's Landing. fremont, where dinner
is to De prepared and speakers are expect
ed from Ellsworth. At South Surry. the
ladies are preparing for an entertainment
to which all are invited, and at Cranberry
Isle, there is to be a Sabbath School cele-
bratiou and picnic. At West Ellsworth.
there is to be dinner. an Grafton and
dancing in the grove. Here in Ellsworth,
preparations are making to celebrate out
of town. The Steam tug Little Round
Top. Capt Holt will take a party of 200 to
Mt. Desert. We trust that all will enjoy
the day.
\ CARD OF THANKs.-We return our
sincere thanks. to the American citizens of
Ellsworth. for the liberal sum of four
the Emerald Band in procuring their new
instruments. We are not forget'ul OF the
generous spirit you have exhibited on this,
abd many other occasions which is so char
acteristic OF the American citizens of Ellis
worth.
We again thank you most kindly. for
that in part we may never be able 10 repay
STEPHEN MONAGHAN.
PATRICK MULLEN
MCRRAY's CIRCUs.-John Ii. Murray is
one of the old circus managers who could
not be lured into spelling good circus TO
make one-horse combination with 4
/ grandiloquent title of circus, menagerie,
/ hppozoonomadon museum, eque>cur-
| ricculum. aquarium, thrty-three shows
/ in one. etc. Because BarIum and one or
two others could put on the road big es-
/ tablishments. many small but good circus
e. supplied themselves with a Few cages
of monkeys, birds. animals &c, at the ex-
| pense OF the circus. and with the above
I titles these i.nitators went through the
I country expecting to reap fortunes, but in-
stead met with disaster and ruin. Mr..
Murray stuck 10 tie legitimate; instead of
dctracting from he added new attractions
To- his circus company and was about the
only manager who closed the season with
well-lined pocAets-the result of furnish
I ing the amusement public with the best in
>'ead of the poorest. BY this means he
has established a name for himself, In ev-
cry town where he has exhibited, of Civ
ing the best circus performance of any
company travelling, and always draws
crowded houses. Bridgeport Leader.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
Drowned.

PORTLAND, June 80.
James Connolly laborer at the Rolling
mills was drowned while swimming in the
Harbor last evening.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02
A Card.

THIS eertiies that the advertisement that
l caused to be inserted in this paper dated
June End, was without due consideration on my
part ana was caused by misunderstanding be-
tween Capt. D.. q. Gilley and myself. and now
think without any inteation OF fraud by Capt
Gilley, relative 10 his obtaining the note.
JOSIAH A. HATCH.
Castine, June y, 1874. 2~25
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

Dinner will be prepared for pleasure
parties on the ith OF July, near liodsdon's
Ian ding. fremont. Speakers are expected
/ from Ellsworth.
Per order Ladies' Sewing Circle.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

l + ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Dais, Ndnae and
-ige must be pad for.
franklin-26th ult.. Mr.. Isasc II. Clarl,
aged !. years
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

East ~urry
Moses Moon sheared 10 lbs. of wool
from a ycarlng Buck.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-02

Foreign Psrts.
81 Jsgo-Sld May 10th, brig Alex Nichols,
for Cienfuegos.