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Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

SCLLivAN-sld Is. schs Hattie A White.
Bellatiy. Boston; Henry Clay. Williams. do
reath. Foss, Salem; Gloucester, Ionroe.
Rochipnd.
Sd l6. schs Estela. Rcmick. Boston; wild
Rover. Urann, Tenants Harbor
Sid l., sch A Il Crahtiee. Slratton Boston,
Ar l., sch Victor. Dyer. Boston.
HARBoR-Ar II. yacht Haswcll, But
Ter, Providence for 81 John: Str. Mary Lib
by, Barnes, Of Portland. to carry excursion
parties TO and from Bar Harbor and e,ewher
a. parties NAV desire.
Ar II. a small fleet Of mackcre catchers. who
came In for harbor over night. and sailed
early next morning
PROSPECT iIARBoR-Ar II, sch Sea Pigeon,
Seavy, for Salem.
foRILANp-Ar l.. sch Susan, Stanley. ran
berry Isles.
Ar IL. sch Catherine. Murch, Boston for
Ellsworth.
Ar ia. >ch { NJ Gray. Gray. Bangor.
Al 10, sch senator, Grant, Ellsworth, with
steam-iug II I Plummer in tow
NEW BEpFoGD-Ar H. sch + 4 Ngrec
Ellsworth.
Ari6, sch City 4 Chelsea. GOODWIN. Els
worth.
PoRrsMorTH-LM VI stewart. stewart. Ban.
gor.
NORTHUMBERLAND II. sch s;arli.h, Hon.
kin>. Philadelphis.
Ar l., sch- " Kelley. Marshall. Phila: & +
Young. johnson, Elizlhcthport.
Sid II. Lebanon, Rand, Guull,boro.
>ALEM-Ar IL. sch, All>ton. Fitzgerald
Amazon, Warren. Rockland
Ar IL >ch- Highlander. bartlett. and Iyfhon,
Marshall. Bangor; Fred Warren. Turner, or.
land; Dexter. sherman. Bangor for Newport.
Eo>IoN-Ar II. sch Lamonc, Leach. Balti.
more.
Ar Il. schs c II Lawrence, Baltimore; J "
Woodruff. Haskell. rhiia.
Gid l.. sch Northern Iizht, waflare Sagua.
Ar -. -ch- Cabinet. Mill. Hobokcn; Kat
Grant. lioli, surinan, July g, with sugar aud
mols-se-.
Ar II. sch Jane, Whitaker. and Ronnv Ivcs.
Whitaker, Ellsworth; + Dunbar. rorAin..
Ca.tinc.
Ar -rh- Eoamcr. Fc,.. Port johnson; l. 4
RoariinAn. Norw ood, Weehawkeu: Augeuora,
Hcfrick. Ellsworth.
Ga l.. ,ch Olive Haywood. IIuichins. CHAR.
lotictoWu.
NrwryRr---Ar y. III Il ; Dean. Macomber
Dighion tor Now YORK..
fEONIpENCE-Ar -, sch Helen Mar Ward
EliIAb-thpurt.
sd -, -ch Express, Was; Connecticut.
Dol-c and Constitution, Young. y York: II
NJ Mayo. hadw lex, Calais
Ar IL. sch, Lsmar,inc, Heath, and Franklin
Pierce. Fil'ndon, iiobokcn.
SD H. schs Iowa. Jordan. and Bangor, Jor-
dan, New York.
y roRA-Ar II, s-h He,perus. conary.
Bluchill Tor Philadelphia.
- q, = "ii'ht. " iideI' 1.nkabcthport.
Ar IL. schs Nellie Grant. Jordan, Jacas son.
vile; Lark. Guptill, Calais.
tld -. sch ChilliOn, Grant. McdfoTd, Mas,
Passed through Hell Gate lslh. sch A X
Woodward, Woodward, Port johnson for 50
lem.
Ar -, schs John Douglass. Parker, Charles
ton; Zoe. Tinker. acd Mcda;or. Davis, Fail
River; Harriet Newell. Foster, Machia,.
Ar IL. sCh onward. Mayo, Calais.
Cid -, sch L H,ll. Turner, brunswick. Ga.
FnILA-Cld II, brig Princeton, Wells, Bo,-
ton.
Cd -. schs Sarah A Reed. Reed, Mayas,Icy.
X; Walton. Gott. Richmond
CHESTER, PENN-Iu port -, sch Georeictta.
Lord. from Bangor.
NEWCASTLE. pTL-Fassod up >, ich Web
ster Barnard. I'm Deer Isle.
Passed up :, sch Montana. Parker I'm Bath.
>, BALIlMpKE-tld ID. brig >il4s Martin.
Brown, DcmeraTl.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
- l r. ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the D1te, N,.B.e Ind
iye must be paid for.
sedswick-ith inst, Mr.. Daniel NJ. Mean.
aged >. wears.
-llth inst, Mrs. Lydia Ryarl, aged - yrs
No. tastine-ilth inst. Mrs. Julia A.. WIFI
OF HUDSON Deycreux of penobscot aged 81
years.
Rockland-l3th inst, Mrs Eunice Hamilton.
aged - wears.
Hallowell-1 18th inst. OF typhoid fever. Mr.,
ii. l.. Hawes, wife of DIR. J. 2. A. Hawcs.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Launch.
BATH. Auy.

BATH, Aug. is.
Launched this afternoon by Adams Il
Hitchcock. beautifully modelled bark of
1895 tons. She has been built special
survey. aud rates A l. French Lloyd regis
ter. Nothing has been spared in her ma
tellal or construction 10 make her in every
respect first-class, or as good as any YES
>el built in Maine. She is owned by the
builders, Geo. i. Mason. Capt. Vim. s
Higgins and Edwin Reed, Esq, one of our
most respectable merchants whose name
She bears, and who win manage the bust
ness of The bark. Capt. Higgins com-
mandS her
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Business Notices.

sufferer with PILES should erect a monu-
mt ni 10 DIR. SiLsBER for hi> beuehcent di..
rofrry VI ANAhE>l>. an inf.Iiblc cure for
lhe worst case, of pile>-a failure in ~ .UDu
eases has hot been recorded IL Il "A simplc
shppo>hoTy pain ness and e.s-y OF applc AT ion.
gNc- instant relief. acts an in.tTumcn;
tooihns pOul,ice and medicine and caInot
itli 10 cure. Lotions, olntments. and internal
remedies may tail. but ANAkESIS i .nfalIibie.
Rice Sl.oO. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Principal Lepoi, 81 Walker -, New York
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

The Cranberry crop at North Els
worth promises exceedingly well.
The Hancock Congregational Con
ference will meet at South West Harbor
sept lst. and 2l.
The hay crop throughout this County
viii average about three quarters of the
crop OF last year.
The Emerald Band will make theil
excursion 10 Bar Harbor August 25;h 20
iug outside the Island.
-Porgies are now very plenty in Jericho
Bay ana the seners are doing a lively and
profitable business.
Rev. ". o. Holman of Charlestown.
Mass. formerly Pastor of the Baptist
church in this city, is visiting friends iu
Ellsworth.
Rev. W. a. Keese, the present Baptist
minister, leaves this week on his vacation
OF three weeks for Lowell. Mass, his old
home.
On some of the farms in this section,
tlis year the haymakers have had TO wear
long tight boots to wade through the wat
er with.
Mr.. b. F. joy, Photographs. is stop
ping at Somesville for few days. where
he will be happy to see his friends in that
vicinity.
The Congregational Society after hay-
ing used the same hymn book for forty
years. are talking of change. and will
probably make one.
Dir. Isaac u. Grant is laying the keel
OF a new barquentine of $50 tons. TO be
commanded by A. j. Higgins. She will
be owned principally by Ellsworth parties
Mr.. p. ". Perry, Supervisor of In
ternai Revenue for the District of North
and South Carolina is at home in Els
worth for a short vacation.
The recent wet weather has caused
potatoes in some localities to rust. and the
farmers say that cool weather Is necessary
10 prevent the disease from becoming
general.
Our wOnld-be fishermen experience
MI luck in visiting the bay for mackerel.
1t is rue they never return without mack
erel. but it is noticed they seldom wish 10
go a second time.
Ellsworth now has two regularly or
ganized Brass Bands. The Cornet Bard.
and the Emerald Band. Their much practis-
Ing ILLS the air with strains melodious and
other wise.
The rains OF last week raised the
water in the river higher than an ordinary
Spring freshet. The mills were Obliged TO
shut down on account of high water.
They are now going again all right.
Michael Hurley is making quite
block out of the old Pump Factory, on
the Westend Of the Bridge. He will have
hsh in the basement, general stores on the
first floor. and the second floor will be
made into dwellings.
And now they call the street leading
east from near the residence OF Judge
George s. Peters, Birch Avenue and it is
becoming quite popqlous. Mr.. Frederick
Aiken. and Mr.. Seth Hall are building
tine residences on this Avenue.
-Hunneman Co.. No. /, will parade in
uniform this evening. escorted by the Ellis
worth Cornet Band. They will exercise
their machine on the Shore Road. Full
attendance of the Company is desired at
their House at 6 l-2 O'Clock.
In the printed report Of the County
Consention were several omissions caused
by the hurry In setting 1t up. A. c. Hib-
bard al Buckspor, VIM. A. Bragdon of
Franklin and Samuel Wasson of Surry,
were the Committee on Resolutions,
AocrDKET.-On Saturday forenoon last,
Eben Carter. a youth about IS years OF
age. caught his thumb in q circular saw
At Hopkins and McDonald's Mil and SO
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

The burberry crop is said TO be very
large. Estimates are made of the value of
the crop in the western part OF this County
and they reach as high as $40 1000. This
may be so. but We should be willing to re-
duee II few dollars. A great part of the
crop in the western part OF the County is
on land owned by VIM. Freeman. Esq, of
Cherryheld, and as a result of his lawsuit
with the Messrs. Underwood last year. he
receives royalty from those who put them
up for market. of one-third OF d cent per
can Machias Republican.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

A gentleman one evening was seated
near a lovely woman when the company
around him were proposing conundrums
to each other, and, turning TO his compsh.
ion. ne said '..Wby i a lady Ikea mir
for2 She gave it up Because" said
the rude fellow, "a mirror reflects with
out speaking; lady speaks without re-
fiecting" Very good" said she. "NOw
answer me; why is man unlike mir
rorr' Il can not tell yOu.r because the
mirror is polished, and the man is not.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth hin
and for the County OF Hancock, on the st We'd
nesday of Aug. A. ID. 1874.
JOHN A. HALE, Administrator of the Estate OF
Moses Hale, late OF Ellsworth, in said County de.
ceased, having presented his private account
against said estate Tor Probate:
ohDERED-That the SAID Admins traitor give
notice thereof TO all persons interested, by raus-
ing copy OF this order 10 be published tn: ee
weeks suocessivcy in the Ellsworth American
Probate Court To be holden at Ellsworth, on the
hrst Wednesday OF sept next, at ten oil the clock
IN the forenoon, AMI shew cause, ii any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
3wS' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

The concert given in Lyceum Hall
Bncksport, Wednesday evening, by Miss
Wiley, Mrs. Gardner, Mr.. Haynes and Mr.
Barrows, was largely attended, and very
successful. The programme was Of consid-
cradle length, but the audience insisted on
numerous encores, and the fine vocalism
of the ladies and gentlemen who took part
was thoroughly appreclated.-rW rWhig.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
City and County.
Religious Services /, this City each Sunday.

GREGATIoNAL.-Sabbath School at 10 80
\. NJ. Preaching Al 2:l5 and = Z. NJ.
BAPTIST Preaching at 10 80 A. NJ. and 1-P.
VI. Sabbath School Immediately following the
forenoon service.
UNIrARlAN-Sabbaih School at 10 30 A. NJ.
Preaching at Is and y 7. NJ.
CArHoLIC.-Preaching twice month at l0t
O'clock \. NJ. sabbath School at L. NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

fnHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duiy an :
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
oi Executor of the last viii and Testament of
JOSHUA TOUkTELOrrE, late OF Ellsworth
n the County OF HanooGK, deceased, by aiyipg
bond as tho law Directs he therefore request
all persons who are indebted 70 tho said de-
ceased estate, TO make Immediate payment. and
those who have any immediste demands thereon
10 exhibit the same for payment.
July sth, ls74, 3w3l.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

, The Bar-Room Remedy Tor all ailments j.
Rum Biiiers, surcharged with Fasel OIL,
deadly element, rendered more active by the
tungent astringeuis with which II /, combined.
II !our stomach i, weak and liver or bowel,
disordercd. strengthen i regulate them with
NINfoAk BiITKKs. purely VEGETABLE AL
iERAIlNk and APEMENL, free IRON alcohol
4 capable Of iniusing new vitality into ynur
exhausted system. .n3a
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Administrators Sale.

r. virtue Of q icensS asm the Judge OF Probate
- the yacsst ktexe on Main street. in EnsworIh
hseiy cec9pled by me As Book store, on Wed
pesday, the m day OF September next. at ten
o'clock ~ The forenoon, the i0llO wing parcels OF
Bcal Estate, which was formerly Noses iaie,s,
late Of Ellsw0rih, deceased. n '' .
Store and Lot ON the North side OF Main ST.,
in E"swoNh the same lately occupied by John
Hale ~ Book store. r1'9g - 4 -
One Lot VI four acres on the MI. Desert Road
Two House Lots. Nos. IL and ~ on the Beck-
with place.
Ellsworth, August S, 1874. 3w&
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED,

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED,
August Is.
sea ptroa,o, lSammend, Boston ~
ARRIVED.
Sch Win u Archer, Beiatty, Boston
Sch WesteriOo, Whitaker, Boston
Sch Astoria, sargent. Boston
Sch Capt John, Means, salem
CLEARED.
August
Sch Red Rover, Bowden. Ios:on. !:
Sch Delaware, Paiten, Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch Charles Upton. Belstfy, Boston
Sch y Hsysy, smith, TheMsstoa
tfs...ss - :. 4CLEAkED. a-
sch Panama, Hazrall. Boston, - =.
Sch Miune0la. Farrell, Boston
Sch vAon, Hodgdon, Goose Cove
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

THE SUBSCRIBER nereDy gives public notice
l to all concerned that he has been duly ap.
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust
OF Administrator Of the Estate fof' -
EDWARD HACKETT; late of Castine,
II the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the Law directs; he therefore
request all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, 70
exhibit The same for settlement. ..5sf. SO
c. J, ABBor.
Castine, July %, 1874 3w33 "a
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Murder.
TWEED, Ont. Aug. Is.

TWEED, Out. Aug. Is.
4 horrible murder was committed abost
Two mills from here Sunday, by Chas. Mo-
ran who shot his brothers wife five times
in the head. and then cut her throat The
cause of the murder is unknown. The
murderer was arrested in his brothers
barn This morning.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

=.
Five young ladies and gentlemen len
This place Monday. 10 attend the Maine
Central Institute at Pittsileld.
Last week a huge hen-hawk tried TO
carry off one of Mrs. Martha 1,erry's
chickens, but Mrs. Berry would not let
him alone. and the hawk lost not only hi,
chicken but his head.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

MIR. X. X. Thompson of Trenton is
certainly the owner Of a remarkable hen.
She has recently laid three eggs, the uni
ted weight of which is three quarters ofa
pound. The largest measures seven By
eight and one-fourth inches. aud weighs
five ounces
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Obituary,
PROVIDENCE, X.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aug. Is.
Rev. b. A. Chase of the Providence
Methodist Episcopal Conference. died in
Cumberland Yesterday. He was a native
of Maine and Chaplain Of the Fourth Nc.
Regiment during the war
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Legal.
PORTLAND, Me-. Is

VhI LAND, Mt.. 10.
An Injunction was granted in the u. S.
Circuit Court to-day. to compel Nathan
and John 4. Wood of Portland to cease
using the trade mark of "Allcock's India
Rubber Porous Plasters.n The Porous
Plaster Co, OF New York. have brought
suit for large amount.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
By TELEGRAPH.
Burglary.

PORTLAND, Me. Is.
The stsre of Sorage q Pratt. at Fair.
field, Somerset County, was broken into
last night. and 5000 taken from the safe.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Btuehiff.

Joseph 4. Goit of East Boston. is
soon 10 erect suitable summer boarding
house at BluehiIl Falls. He is confident
that the natural beauties of the place can
not fall 10 attract and please.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
oiiice OF the Chief Signal officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Aug. -, !. 4. .M.\
n obdbUnjes.
For New England gene rally higher baro-
meter, and lower temperature aud clear
weather with northwest winds
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

To the Hon. County Commissioners for
Hancock County.
rHE UNDERSIGNED citizens OF said County
respectfully represent that road located as
iullows.
Beginning on the road IN Ellsworth known as
the staTbal road, at the road leading - Moses
Hates place; thence Norihcrly through No. :. en-.
ding at the Watham road near VIM. Day's
house. would be "a road OF public convenience 4
necessity
Wherefore we pray your honors to locate the
same.
EuEyx & nj n,t,ar.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

badly mutilated it as to render amputa-
tion necessary. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. Drake.
ELLSWORTH CoRNET BAND.-The Con-
cert and Ball given by this Band Tuesday
evening was well attended, and very
enjoyable. The music was noticeably
excellent, and revealed decided talent.
The Band should be literally encouraged
by our people. We give list of the pres-
ent organization:
Geo. A. Joy, Leader. + Flat Cornet
Edward Perry, ID. L Flat Cornet.
NJ. +. Avery. Piccolo.
Augustus Moore, 1st, b Fiat Cormet.
Frank Moore, I'd, b Flat Cornet.
Dwight Rowe. Solo Alto.
| Frederick yordon, LIST. Alto.
| e. c. Clough. 2d. Alto.
Charles Watts, lst, B Flat Tenor.
| Ioyt Stevens. 2d, B Flat Tenor.
Edmund Bonsey, Il Flat Bass.
DIN B. Bridge. + Fiat Bass.
| Orlando Ingalls,. l. Flat Bass.
Rinaldo Dow, l. Flat Bass.
! Charles Beal, Snare Drum.
T.. c. Morrison. Bass Drnm.
Wm. Treworgy. Cymbal>.
| The Band will give a Promenade Con
cert and Ball at Browns Hall. Ellsworth
Falls. Friday evening, Aug. 2lst.
CONCERT Miss NJ. L. wheelock Of
Norwood, Mass, Miss Clara Kent of Cam
bridge, Mass. and Miss Jessie Godfrey
of Milton, Mass, who are visiting friends
in Ellsworth, very kindly acceded to the
earnest request of many lovers of music,
ami in connection with Mr.. J. ii. Butler.
aided in a concert at the Unitarian Church
Saturday evening. Some of our best
Ellsworth singers and players also took
part. The programme, both vocal and
instrumental MSS well arranged, SO As to
give the audience good music. In GOOD
taste, and yet not too difficult for thorough
enjoyment. We were much gratifed at
the talent displayed by our own Young
ladies, which really seems to be of a h,gh
order. Where all did so well it would
seem invidious TO particularize. The an.
dience We're much pleased with Miss Wh-e-
locks charming songs, and little Ella
Campbelrs cunning singing of Mother
Goose melodies.
We have been asked by an Ellsworth
gentleman (married) 10 print this para
graph from au exchange;
We don't see why men whose wives are
in the country should wear their best
clothes every day in the week. And we
don't understand why they purchase so
many bracelets. and bottles of cologne and
dozens Of handkerchiefs. As we are In
search of information, we'd like some one
of these bereaved husbands to explain.
And, also. we want TO know il in letters
they write they tell .her wives how much
the bracelets cost!
We don't know the man he IS after.
TEACHERS MEETING.-The teachers of
Ellsworth are requested to meet at the
High School Room Saturday afternoon.
August 22d. at O'Clock. Ii is important
that ali should attend.
JOHN Il. REDMAN.
Oh. of the ;. :. Committee.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

The Springfield Republican Is startled
at the announcement that women clerks
are to be employed in the State Depart
ment. How are the secrets of State TO be
kept under such circumstances?
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20

To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners
for the County Of Hancock, State of
Maine.
WE the undersigned Inhabitants of the towns.
W of Hancock and Lamoine, in the County afore
said. wonld respectfully represent. that a high
sssessS mss esS sssa the a., issn road in Hansost
Ford, and running Westerly direction ON or
near the line between John Ford and John Car.
rol, to the Lamoine line, thence across land
owned by Francis L. Hodgkins, William y.
Hodgkins John Kelly to the head OF Partri dge
Love, go caied1 thence across land owned by
the Eatohs and Hiram Bartlett, or thereabouts 10
the town road in Lamome aforessid world be OF
great public beneai. We. therefore request thai
YOU would proceed to locate said road, and as in
wILLIAMF. MosLEY, & "a others.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss..Court of County Commission
ers' April ADJ. TerA, 1874
Upon the foregoing petition It Is considered bv
We Commissioners that the petitioners are re.
eponsibie and that they ought to be he ard touch.
ihg the matter set forth in their petition. and
therefore order that the County Commits ssonsrs
meet at a. IL. Foriis. in Uaacock on "Wednesday
she ~ diy OF september next, at O'Clock q m,
s.tsa so a, !. sisy "a r.s.e y
heartHg Of the patiies and Witnesses will be- had
az some convenient place in the vicinity and such
oher measures taken in the pr emises as the Com.
miss toner's shall Judge proper And It is further
obDERED-ihatn notice of the time. place and
| purpose oi the COMMISSIONER meeting afore-
salc be gwen to all persons and corporations in
tcfesed by serving attcsted copies of thapetit on
| anu this order thereon, upon the clcrN of The
| towns OF Hancock and Lamuine. ami by tostipg
mp hte sted copies Ls aforesaid, in three public
places In said towns thirty days at least before
ilme appointed for said view, and by publish ing
| the petition ani order thereon three week. sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American a news.
| paper published at Eil~worth IN the County of
Hancocs, the first public alton TO be thirty dsys
at least before the time said view that all per-
| sons and corporations iateres sted may attend and
| be heard If they think IL II
Miesr:-H. Is. SAuNDnas CLerk
| A true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
Swit Attest:-H. Is. SAUNDERS Clerk
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
W e.t Eden.

W e-t Edrp-
Mr.. +. NJ. Hamor has been making
addition TO his store, by widening it some
twelve feet, aud putting on a new roof.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Dated April II. 1874


HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF County Commis sion.
ers. April ADJ Term. a. ID. 1874.
Upon The Ion cgoing petition Il Is considered by
the Commis, toners that the petitioners are re
spnnsiblc and that they ought 10 be heat touch
ing the matter set forth IN their petit ion aud
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet at
John Royals in ElIsworth,
on Tuesday the sth day Of September next. at 10
o'clock a. m. and thence proceed 10 view the
route mentioned in said petition. immediately al
ter which view. hearing of the parties and
witnesses will be had at some convenient place
IN the vicinity, and such other measures taken n
The premises a. the tommi-s toner's shall judge
proper. And It l. further
OKDEREu- That notice OF the time ulace and
purpose OF Commissioners meeting aforesaid be
given to all psr-on- and corporations interested
~ serving aticNtcd copies OF the petition and
thus oTIcr thereon upon the owners of lands IN
Township No :, fourteen days Mt least before
petition and order upon the Clerk of the Ci y OF
aiore-Atd, IN three pub'ic places In said cay OF
pointed fpr said icw, and b. publishing the pet
u iu the Ellsworth American. new spal er pub
lshed at Eil,worth, tn the County of Hancock
tie frst auu.cIgon q be thirty days at least be-
fore he time oi said view. that aii persons and
cotporau"Ls interested may attend and be heard
# they think III.
Attest, II. u. SAI>pERs Clerk.
\ tIUe copy OF tho petition AMI order thereon.
S"~- Attc't. IL u sACN DERs CLERK.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
Picked up Adrift.

Small Beat painted white. The owner
a can have the same ", applying to the sub
.. r. DAVIS,
Otter Creek, July 80, 1874. swsa.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
ACCID Mt
INSURANCE.,
'TR "A " ELERS.
ms. COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

Parties desiring Insurance, sciU
find IL to their advantage, to make
application at this Agency. Long
Experience, ProDsp:aess and Fair
Dealing, hare thus far satisfied all
applicants, and the same qualities
,paH continue to be shoUn to all.
Those aoishing Insurance can ap-
plyin .oriting. thus saving the ea-
Pense cfa personal application.
Ellsworth, Jan. 10th, 1874.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-20
ARRIVED.

August 10.
Sch G Fremont. Mosiev. Rockiand
Sch Tamerlane, Hodskins. Boston
CLEARED.
g.. August IL.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Dolliver. Boston.
Sch Ann Creon, Jasper, Portland
ARRIVED.
Sch u Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Sch Franconia, Adams, Boston
Sch Emily, Jordan, Boston.
CLEARED.
- August Is.
Sch Caressa, Sadler, Boston.
sch Hussar, Barber. RockIand
ARRIVED.
Sch NJ Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
Sch Catherine, Murcb, boston
CLEARED.
g.. August 70.
sch Iamerlane, Loring, Roston
Sch WIN III Archer. Belatiy, Boston
Sea Zicova, Moon, Boston