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Meeting of the Maine Baptist Con-
vention.
LEWISTON. Ne. Jnne

LEWISTON. Me-, June 10
The Maine Baptist Education and Mis-
sionary Boards met at Auburn to-day.
President White, of Bangor in the chair
The address of welcome was delivered
BY Il. W. Han>com Of Auburn. The CON-
mittee on matters pertaining to Baptist
History. reported in favor of placing the
same in the library of Colby University.
and the report was accepted. The follow
ing officers were elected: President Rev.
A. Il. Crane. Vice-president j. c. White,
Corresponding Sec'y, Rev. J. Kicker. Re
cording Sec'y. Rev. ii. 5. Burrage, Treas.
Rev. J. B. Foster.
This evening a sermon was preeched by
Rev. DR. Robins. of Colby University.
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Mr.. G. W. Hamilton is making a large
addition to his estab lishment in this place,
in which he will increase the manufacture
of his well-known medicines.
The U. 5. Steamer Myrtle. Capt. Fos-
ter, is in port. having on board General
DeWane of the light house department,
and others.
The work of building the light house
at Egg Rock commenced Oh Monday last,
under the supervision OF Geo. +. Seals.
who thinks that he structure will be COM
pleted in three months. The tower will
be about sixty feet in height, in which will
be placed "a steady light, and fog bell
will Immediately be erected.
The Temperance meeting of Friday
evening was well attended. and at the
opening, ir.promptu speeches were made
BY Chas. E. Perkins, I. c. SWEET and Chas.
Cousins. which were to the point, and met
with the general appreciation Of all. The
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Memoranda
Domestic Ports.

BAR HARBoR-Ar 18th L. : steamers Myrtle.
Foster, Yacht Lizzie, Haywood with cargo Of stone
TO Roberts Higgins.
SID schs Tamerlane Kelley, Wood and Bark for
Boston Lark, Dolliver, for Ellsworth.
Sid Is, str, May Field, Barber, Bangor.
W IARBoR-Ar :, sch Gamecock, Calais for
Lynn.
Ar 10, sch Guess, smith, Bay Of Fundy with loo
quntas fish.
Ar u. strs" Lewiston" Deering. Portland for
Mac MAS; ULYSSES, "Robinson, Rockland for sui
liyan; May Field, Bangor for Bar Harbor.
PoRTLASD-Ar 6, sch5 Excel, Parker, fremont
Sunbeam, King, do; Gloucester, Munroe, Deer Isle /;
\ u Brooks, smalledge, sullivan for Boston.
Ar 10, schs L Haynes, King, Gloucester; Tor
onto, Cot, Brooklin, for Boston, Exchange Per
sid Il, schs sunbeam, King fremont, Glouces-
ter, Muuroe, Deer Isle.
GA l2, schs samuel Knight CLARK, Calais; Ida c
spofrord, Ingalls,, do; Juniata, Was, Addison.
BosroN-Ar 9, schs Oregon, Pinkham, Mill
bridge \ Whiting Whiting, Mt Desert.
Ar II, schs, Adelaide IIutchins steul en-: Me
chanic, Matthews. Ellsworth; Elizabeth Getchell
Bangor.
Ar II, schs Yreka, Moon sullivan; Zo), Dow.
Machias; Mayfower, Roberts, Gouldsboro.
Ar 10, schs silver heels, (of Tremont) Newman,
Port Royal 5 c; Exchange. Perkins New York
NEwFoRT-Ar IL, schs Fair Wind, Bowman,
Wareham for New York Golden Eagle, kee, New
Bedford for New York; Mary Ann, Alley, New
York for New Bedford.
NEwBURYPoRI-Sld :, schs Pacific, Perry, Addi-
son; Abbot Lawrence, Handy, Steuben.
NEW loRk-Ar 9, sch Express, Wass, Addison
Flora King, Pettigrew, Providence; Andrew Pet.
ers, Cook Calais Rival, Dutton, Bucksport; Hero,
Kelley, Gloucester.
Ar 10 schs Aida, Knowles, Boston; Compeer,
Harrison; lsaas III Borden, Baker, Fall River.
Ar II, sch Daylight, McFadden, Baracoa Passed
through Hell Gate 10th; Brig ii Z Dewey, Hoey
Weehawken for Portland; Morelight, Allen, New
York for Calais; Neptune, Coombs for Boston /;
Pavilion, Prescott, New York for Boston; Dolly
Warden, Allen Machias Huntress, Foster, Lubec
Atlantic, Black, Providence Passed through Hell
gate 18th; schs Earl. Cunningham, Rondout for
Boston; Grace Gushing, Hamilton, Philadelphia for
Providence; Highlander, Wood Hoboken for New
Bedford.
Ar II, sch Mary Holt, Higgins, Vera Cruz.
Ar 3D. schs Altevelia, JOY, Cape Haytien; Gar
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10. sch Nellie Chase, Norton
Nevis Kate Carlton, Grant, Cardenas.
Cid 10, Brig Mary Chase, MatanZas; schs j W
Drisko, Haskell, Boston; z Adams, Green do.
GEORGETOWN ID C-Cld g. Brig Annie Gardner
Havener, Georgetown.
BRUNSWICK GA-Cld 9th, sch Mary + Cushman
Ellsworth.
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Several OF our citizens are attending
the Bunker Hill Centennial the present
week
There was heavy frost in this vicini.
ty Sunday night. Considerable damage.
it is feared, was done to the growing
crops.
The auction room at the west end of
the bridge is nightly crowded with an ca
ger throng of bidders, who say they can
buy clothing at their own figures.
Rev. W. A. Reese, of the Baptist
Church and Society in this city. will be alb
sent the present month and part of July.
spending among his friends in Massachu-
sets. his annual vacation.
The Teachers of this County. and
friends OF Education generally, will not
fail to remember the meeting. called for
Friday next at Hancock Hall, for the pur-
pose of forming d County Teachers Asso-
citation.
-Cameron's Circus did not draw the us
ual crowd on Friday last. Owing to the
heavy rain of the preceding day, the ring
was in poor condition for riding. but the
other performances gave fair satisfaction.
The Boston Comedy Co, will perform
Uncle Toms Cabin at Hancock Hall. on
Thursday evening Of this week The COM
pany is an excellent one, being made I'D
OF people from the principal Boston thea
Tres An entire change of prog ramme is
advertised for Friday, the closing night.
Two ladies on Tuesday last appropri-
ated horse and carriage found on the
street. but were SO unfortunate as to turn
over the carriage in rapidly turning a cor-
ner' turn themselves out topsy turvy upon
the ground, turn the horse out to grass
aud return the carriage to the owner. con.
sideraely dilapidated.
SODA lottery ticket vender, follow.
Ing the Circus, victimized several of oul
boys to the amount of over hundred dol.
lars. As usual, the blanks far exceeded in
number The prizes. The propretor's mot
to was. Heads. l win; Tails, you lose, =
ana The los invariably fell upon the buy.
er'. Tue lesson taught, however, may
prove beneficial, even if expensive tits
10 be hoped that the swindler will not 90
unpublished.
While Ellsworth has no steam commu
nication with the outside world, the East
ern towns in the County, and the islands,
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are well accommodated. The Steamer
Lewiston runs bi.weekly to and from Mt.
Desert to Portland. The steamer Ulysses
runs from Rockland to Sullivan. Lamoine
and Mt. Desert three times week.-the
steamer May Field plies once week be-
tween Bangor and Mt. Desert. and we
learn that fourth boat, the Charles
Houghton. is to be placed on the route be-
tween Belfast and Mt. Desert. touching at
intermediate places.
AGAIN IN TRoUBLE.-We learn from the
Wing that George Cook, formerly of this
city, and who was sentenced to the State
Prison some four years ago, for a murder
Gus assault on Mr.. A. z. Harden. was, on
Saturday last. arrested in Bangor on
charge of larceny. He called at the house
of lady in that city with whom he was
acquainted, and took dinner. While the
lady was absent from the room, Cook stole
pair of gold bracelets and an opera
glass. all valued II some $50, and then
took his leave. The theft being reported
to the officers. they soon found Cook with
the stolen property upon him and arrested
him. On Monday he was carried before
the Police Court. and ordered to find bail
in the sum of $500 Tor his appearance at
the S J. Court.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers will give
this evening, the third and last Of their in
tereSting and instructive entertainments AZ
Hall. All who have attended.
are highly gratfied at the exhibitions and
at the skilful manipulationS by the artists.
Of metal which in the hands of the I'M
initiated, is one of the most tickle. brittle
and intractable of all. The little glass
steam engine Crystal Gem, is well worth
the price of admission. On Tuesday night
several beautiful presents were distributed
among the audience. Among them was
gorgeous bird OF paradise. awarded to
by a committee chosen for that purpose. to
Miss Lizzie Peters. as the handsomest lady
in the Hall. To night an elegant Nicer
schaum pipe is to be given to the homeliest
gent present. a committee OF three ladies
10 decide. This gent ought to draw the
crowd. if the entertainment does not.
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New Hampshire Matter.

CONCORD, n. Ii. June -.
The house met at 10 o'clock. The late
governor and Council, presented a special
report in regard to the affairs OF the adult
ant generals office, while in charge of the
recent incumbent, John NJ Haines II
bears testimony as to looseness in the con-
duet of lis affairs. but no specific charges
are made except that he failed to furnish
bonds in 100000, required by law It is
said that the armory account is 5000
short.
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WHAT IS VECETINE /?

II is a compound extracted from barks, roots &
herbs, 1t is Natures Remedy. Ii is perfectly
harmless from any bad effect npon the system.
II Is nourishng and strengthening. 1t acts d.
rectly upon the blood. 1t qucts the nervous
system. II gives you good sweet sleep at night
IL Is panacea for our aged fathers and mothers.
for II gives them strength quiets their nerves and
gives them Natures sweet sleep-as has been
proved by many an aged person. IT / the great
Blood Purifier II Is a soothing remedy for our
children. 1t has relieved aud cured thousands.
II Is very pleasant to take; every child likes it, Il
relieves and cures all diseases originating from
impure blood. Try the NEGETlNE. Give Il a
fair trial for your complaints then you will say
to your friend, ncighboI and acquaintance" TRY
IT; il has cured me"
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THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, THURSDAY JU4>

f5-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT. is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies as can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any kind of In
surance, will find it for their advantage TO call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. Aft
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Tweed to be Re-arrested.

INV ORk. june u.
A deputy sheriff. furnished with an ord
er of arrest in the civil suit has been sta
toned on Blackwel's Island for several
days aud will arrest the Ex-Tammanv
chief before he has long enjoyed his new
found. liberty Unless he is provided with
dollars, he will be taken to Ludlow ST
iail
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Mt. Desert .
Business Notices.

The strengthening and supporting influence
of HUNTS Remedy acts promptly on the kid
neys, bladder and PROSTATE gland, and banish-
es disease from them. 1t also eradicates grav-
ell, diabetes, dropsy, complaints of the urino
genital organs aud fortifes the whole system.
1t is diuretic, solven, alternative and tonic.
This potent medicine has the sanction of the
medical faculty.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City ofNEN
YORK, save ANNOYANCE AMI expense of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION lllD.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOr.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
fitted mp at an expense oil over 100000. Eleva
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. -, $3.50,
ately low, that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriousIy, for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other first c la IS
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
Iva CT. w, d. GARRISON, Hansgers.
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Burglary.
RoCKLAND. Me-, June Is

RoCKLAND. Ne, June Is.
Hurley & Cos Boot and Shoe store was
entered by thieves last night aud goods to
the amouutof seven hundred dollars stolen.
An entrance was effected by breaking a
the window catch. No money was taken.
only fifty cents being in the drawer. There
is no clue 10 the thieves. for whose appre-
hension one hundred dollars reward is Of
fered.
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Tweed to be Discharged.
Albany. y. Y. June l,

ALBANY. y. Y. June 10.
In the court Ct appeals this morning.
Judges Allen and Rapollo, lead opinions
for the revi>al OF judgment in the Tweed
and for The prisoners discharge, all con-
curing.
Judge Miller concurs in the result.
Judge Grover was absent.
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NJ A Il X l e ID.

Chicago Ill-2Ith ult., by Rev. X. ID. Shep-
ard, Mr.. Joseph c. Graham, formerly of Win
ter Set, Iowa, and Miss Mary l.. Blunt, form
erly of East Lamoine, Me.
Ellsw orth 18th inst, Mr.. AlonzO W. Jones,
and Miss Matilda NJ. Pomroy, daughter of Capt.
John G. Pomroy, all of Ellsworth
10th inst, by Rev. DIR. Tenny, Mr.. Frank
N. OsgOod, and Miss Matte L. Wheeler, both
of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth-15th inst, BY J. II. Brimmer,
Esq. Mr.. Geo. W. Potter, and Miss Cora b.
Remick, both of Ellsworth Me.
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Chico Cal. on the 2sth ult., Ambrose S

In Chico Cal. on the 2Sth ult., Ambrose S.
Page. aged - years.
u c ased was member of Rising sun Lodge,
No. II +. and A. n. Orand. Me-, and the
funeral will take place tomorrow, Saturday. at
n. NJ, from the residence of his cousin, A. G..
Williams, on Hazel street, under the auspices
of Chico Lodge, No. Ill. The brethren are re-
quested TO assemble at the Lodge-room at
o'clock P. NJ. sharp.
In Franklin-June 10th. Samuel Z. Donnel
Esq. aged about IS years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-06-17

All persons who are interested in the
great celebration Fourth of July, and who
will take part in the Fantastic parade, will
meet at the Ellsworth Reform Club room,
Oh Friday June 18th, at IL O'Clock F. NJ,
to make arrangements.
CHAs. F. HALE, Con-.
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The Weather,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C. JUNE 16. l. any
Pr obabuuics.
For the Middle and Eastern States fall
ing barometer, light variable winds mostly
from the northeast to the northwest
warm, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and occasionally light rain in the former.
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A OefauIter's Assets and Liabilities.

BOSTON, Mass, June 10.
schedule of the assets and liabiitie
OF Abraham Jackson the defauting law
yer, filed in the L. ). Court, shows his liza
bilitieS to be S4l1. go. assets Sljl .6lS s..
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Iron in the Blood.-When the blood is we'll
supplied with it, iron element, we feel yigor-
Gus and fun Of animation. 1t is an insufficiency
of this vital element that makes us feel weak
and low-spirited; in such cases. the Peruvian
Syrup Ia pr0toxide of from can supply this de-
ficiency, and its use will invigora;e US wonder
fully.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev f. : Best Pastor o
the NJ. T.. Church, NatIck. Mass, will be read
with interest by many physicians also those sui
ierlng from the same disease as aill icted the
OF the Rev. +. :. Best. No person can doubt th :
testimony, a. there Is no doubt about the curative
power Of NEGETINE,
NATICK MASS, JAS. lst, ls15.
ME. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear >ir-Wc have good reason for regarding
your NEGETlNE medicine OF the greatest val
ne. We iccl assured that II has been the means
OF saving our sons life. lie il now seventeen
years OF age. for the last two years he has suffer
Ell from necrosis ct his leg. caused 10y scroiuuuS
Affection, aud was SO far reduced that nearly II
Who Jaw him thought his recovery impossible.
council Of able physicians Coull give Us but the
fiin'cst nope OF his ever TAIiying two 81 the
number declaring that he was beyond the reach
ct human remedies, that even amputatIpn could
not save HIM, a. tie hal not Vigor enough to en-
durc the operation. Just then we conn cncei
giving him NEGEIINE and IRON that time to the
present hr has been continuously Improving. lie
has lately resumed studies. thrown away his
'rutchc> AMI cane, and walks about cbeCriuiIy
and strong.
Though there i still some discharge from the
openlns where has limb wa lancet. we hAvc the
fullest confidence That IA a Little time he VIII be
perfectly cured.
lie hl- taken about three dozen bottles 81
NEuEl TINE, but lately uses but httlc. he de-
cIarrs hc Il I- too well ~ BE- taking medicine.
Respectfully youI-.
r. e. BEST.
MRS l.. r. BEST.
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CArH-James Borlaud & Co,
Yecerme--H. X. Stevens
L. 81 c. Seminary.
Card-Brady *. Small.
Coleetors Sotice-Wm o. Nc Donald.
Dietetic Saleratus-James PYLE
Inside Hc-Steamer ULYSSES
Notices lswertt Temperance League.
Sanfords' Jamaica Ginger-Weeks &. Potter.
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astine.

The Boston Herald says that the poet
LongfellOw. Mark Twain and Judge I'm
derwood of Washington are TO sejourn at
Castine, Me-, this summer. Three new
hotels are to be opened, the PentagOet. the
Hooker and the Cobb House. A great
influx of visitors is expected.
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ny TELEGRAPH .
Nomination of Gen. Selden Conner

PORTLAND, June Is, . O'Clock z. ".
The Convention was called to order at
, O'Clock. and Gen. Selden \. Conner was
nominated as candidate for Governor,
receiving 497 votes out of 502 cast.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-S Sabbath School at 10 80
A. VI: Preaching at l5 and = p. NJ.
Notwithstanding at 10: 30 A. NJ. and u
T. u. Sabbath School immediately after the
forenoon service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School at y Is A. NJ.
Preaching at 2 10 and p NJ.
CArT&C.-Preaching twice a month at 101
O'Clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at . p NJ
SPIRIKALIsT.- Meetings held every Sun
days at o'clock, z. NJ, ia Hall over Virgins
drug stons.
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vi ARINE LISH.

Ellsworth Port
CLEARED.
Jmclo
sch Ellen. Within ore, Boston.
CLkARLD.
June H.
sch Agtcola Fullerton. boston.
>ch Arborcer. Clark, Bo,ton.
ARRIVED.
sch Charles Upton I;elatty. Boston.
sch NcstcI!oo. Whitaker, Ba-ton.
CLEARED.
June T..
>eh Ce,lon,-, Rochlaui.
ARRIVED.
june IL.
Sch Bonny Ives Whitaker. Boston.
sch Minurola, ferriI Bo-ton.
CLEARED.
Inne IL.
sch SEQ FurSer-on. fur-cr-on. Belfast
Sch James Holmes, RyG,r. Belfast.
sch Delaware, whitmOre Boston.
>eh Caro- Belle, smith, Thpmlston.
CLEARED.
June u.
sch Charles Upton, Eclaiiy. Boston.
sch We.terioo. Whitaker, NeW York
>rh samuel Lewis. Ilaunct, Eo>lnn.
Sen Pinky Reg uiatOr, Grant, Rockland.
CLEARED.
June To-
Sch Anna Murch Woodward. New York.
sch " Woodward, " opdward, do.
Memoranda
LAUNCHED-At MilIbrdge. 9Th inst, from the
yard OfJ " sawyer, a fr-t-class 3-masted -chr of
3l5 tons, 10 be commanded by Capt Philo sawyer,
and owned by him, W sawyer and others.
Sch Joshua Grindle, Freethy from New York for
Maracaibo, before reported at Bermuda with small
poN ON board. anchored at quarantine station MAY
81, and remained June 3. The only on boaad
that of the steward, colored man, the remain
der Of the crew, also the captains wife and child,
being in good health.
Washington, June ia dispatch 10 the state
Department from the United States consul At Catil,
SPAIN mentions the revocation OF decree estli =
lshing an impost upon the expectation OF salt, and
stating that deposits made by American captains
10 the consignees of American vessels on account
OF said impost will be refunded 10 them.
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Hope for the DespOndcnt.

III you have been Ching all winter and
begin to despair of recovery. or if you have,
taken recent cold. 90 at once 10 the Drug
store OF 5. ID. Wiggin druggists. Ellsworth and
get a bottle of DR. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HOREHoUND. Take il
and he we'll No other medicine acts so
promptly and electualy in Coughs. Colds and
all diseases ofthe throat. lungs and Chest.
leading 10 Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the Use ofths almost
magic remedy. IL is also the best known
specific for Group, aud never fails in Whoop
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris n Heritage .propretors. Philadelphia.
John ". Perkins * Co. Portland. General
agents. A.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Key. .. L. Walker, former ~ pastor of Bowlun
square Church. Boston, and at present settled in
Providence, X. l., must be deemed as reliable
evidence. No one should fail t. observe that this
testimonial is the result OF two years experience
with the use OF NEGEIINE in the Rev. Mr.. Walk
er's family, who now pronounce 1t invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, Il. L.. l6i TRANSIT STREET.
II. Il. STEVENS, Esq:
feel bound to express with ms signature the
high value place upon your NtGEIINE. My
family have used It Tor the last two years. In ncr
~ debility 1t Is invaluable, and IIccommend
II 20 all who may need an invigorating, removal
tirg tonic.
o. L. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor % Bowdoin square Church,
Boston.
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ECONOMICAL NEW FOODS cent, will buy
package OF sea Mos. Farine. made from pure
Irish Moss. which Will make 30 kinds of disnes.
such as cakes. pies. puddingS. etc. o. IL quarst
OF custardS. lellie-, creams, Charlotte ku>se.
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
GrocPI>. lyr Ii
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Township SOS.
FIRE.-A dwelling Ia ouse belonging to
James Clark. was destroyed by fire with
about $500
Mt. Desert
Meteorological observations at Unit
ed States Voluntary Signal Station at Mt.
Desert. for the month Of May 1875.
Maximum, ~
- Daily. 1880
Minimum. 300
Daily, 1925
Monthly mean. 1917
Rain fall. = 10 inches.
j. D. f.
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Names of Tax pa yers in this city. pay
ing taxes this year, amounting to 500 or
more. Rate OF taxation &c l-2 mills on a
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Foreign Ports.
Cienfoegos Sid sth, Brig Atalaya, lCole, New
York
Ar 9Th, Barque Alex Campbell, Bunker, ST Thorn
as.
CardeRas Sid 10th, Brig Adeline Richardson, Crow
lew, New York.
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/ E ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
East S0merville Mass-12th inst, j. LOring
Brainard, aged 80 years and months.
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Great Bargains!
For 60 Days Only.

THE balance Of the Stock of Goods formerly
1 belonging to til firm o. 5. Il ii. 4. BUTTON,
VIII be closed out at 80 per cent less than cost,
within the next 90 days. by request ol the admin
isirator, GEO. PARCHER
HENRY A. BUTTON, Ag't.
All demands must be paid within 80 days,
they Will be lett with Attorney.
GEO PARCHER. Admir-
All persons purchasing goods of any kind. will
be well paid by calling on the subscriber at the
Old stand HENRY A. BUTTON.
Ellsworth, May 1875, 2mos2O