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Closing exercises of the Upper
School. in No District. Surry.

~urry.
Closing exercises OF the Upper"
School, in No. District. Surry.
PROGRAMME.
l. Singing Anniversary Hymn. BY school.
:. beclamation-"True Eloquence,
3. Recita,ion-"whomh have in Heaven nut
Thee" uraniA Grindle.
4. Congratulations OF school,"
Lizzie L. Mnliken
:. Dialoguc-Too much study.
&. Instrumental Nn>ic. Fred Witham.
:. Reciiaiion-"Thy Neighbour"
:. Dcclamaiion-"Wh we are Twenty-one.
BOYS" Pearl conary q.
.. Bingen on the Rhine"
Lizzie Wood.
10. Dialogue Conversation on stops
II. >ong-"W oman's Rights" Lizzie Higgins.
l.. peciamation-Eve Before Christina.
iIeber William.
-. Composition -"Thoughts.' Cora SWEET.
IL. Instrumental Music.
Is. Dialogue ountry Cousin
10. Rcoiiation-"Ihe pinercnoe."
Augusta Griudlc.
l.. song Maudie Moore, Nellie h. Jarvis.
i. Drclamaiion-In spanish John Perry
~. paiugue-''pn Dress"
-. Decl.maiion-In tempcrance.
spencer Trcworgy.
u. Recita,ion-Thc Rainy Day. Ida +. Jarvis.
p. Composiiion->chool Prophecy,
q. Recitation Somebody. Darling"
Hattie Trcworgy.
"a singing What shall the harvest BE-
school.
-. pcclamation-"Th Light Brigade
%. Reci,a,ion-Maggic'. Happy New Year,
Alma kijtcld.
-. Song-Allc Lee. Annie Jarvis.
y. The seasons.
-. piaogue-''C Country Aunt"
b. pcclamaiiou-"Ih The Coming Men.
Llcwcllyn staples.
81. pcclamation-"Rie Address
AuAu>iu~ Treworgv.
b. Naiediciorv. Miss taricr.
-. Singing " shall We meet beyond the
river" school.
Bcncdiciion-Rcv. /. :. Tripp.
The following pupils. during a term of
twelve weeks, we're not absent one-half
day:-Gcorgc Grant. Lizzie wood, Pearl
ConAry. Cora SWEET, Lizzie MIlliken. How
ard rtcworyy. Spencer lreworgy, Joseph
Merrill.
The pupils expressed their good will to-
ward the teacher, by presenting to him a
wii;in.-dc-k. gold pen aud penholder and
a gold pencil.
Permit me 10 add commendAtory word.
This J. a graded school. taught by MIR
LAtou. Etua. .ud Miss Walker. Brooks
vile. N,rnll graduates. Both have man
Tested lively Interest in their w"fA. and
have laborcd per~evcrinsly, aud the re-
flying. Parent, and pupils feel that they
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The winter -choo, in district No. :.
.>ArEcuiv,lIc laugh, hy Mr.. toryl"n :
staples, CLOSED March 9TH. a'rr a highly
prosperous term OF eleven weeks. Not alb
sent during the term Irol J. Sargent.
Charles y. sargent. Rowland K. Hooper.
Prank II. Ha-din.. Nora J Harding. Ab-
bic VI. Cooper. Ida VI. Peters and Hester
h. Wood Scwail \. Peters aud Rose l..
Billings were absent on account of sick
ness. one day, and one and one half day
respectively.
Annual Town meeting. March :
N,brIfor-W. & Sargent.
Ciert II. y. D,rty.
S,lsctmen and issessars-J Weston. II.
W SArscu', J. +. GRAY.
Tr,asurer-D- Morgan.
Coieci0r-P. l.. stanley.
.Auiifor-SAmuel HrrIch.
.Agent-W. q. Sargent
Sup. Srl. Com : Colo.
NyH,y rlisci-yor schools. 5000: High
ways. sl2DJ la lsbnr and 500 in cash Z:
support OF Poor $500; Town Charges.
$500. &.
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City and County.


winter still fingers in the lap of
! hing.
"A Grand Hop will be given at Hancock
Hall tonight (rhursday.) Music by JOY
aud Hatton.
:. Elder Geo. b. Garland thinks that in
Justice has been done him by the finding OF
the ecclesiastical council. which was re-
ported in this and other papers. and prom
ises TO have the same corrected and ex-
plaired.
The Editor Of this paper acknowl-
edges the receipt of two beautiful trout,
caught by Messrs. Coombs and Jellisop.
Ii Tunk Pond. May their nibJles ALWAYS
result in like delicate and sumptuous
feasts.
Mrs. Louisa Backus, at the request OF
several parents will teach a private school,
beginning next Monday, at the brick
school5house, corner of High and Pine
streets. Patrons are requested to make ap
plication before the opening day.
The timely remarks of Mayor Grant
at the Temperance meeting on Monday
= =
night were well received by all the sensib,,
friends OF the cause. although the singing
rebuke OF the wild notions advocated b,
Der" aud there solitary individual O
two, was meekly received in 0 silenc
which showed that it struck home
-
We trust our city authorities will thi
year regard the law, CAST year neglected
which imposes on them the duty of maxim
public, the financial condition Of the city
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O}uary Motloes. beyond the Date Name and
Age must b. pad for
El>wOrth-sth inst. Elder A. X. SAWYER
formerly Of Searsport, aged Il years.
West surry-26th ult.. Ada wife of Benja-
min Saunders, aged % years, . months and
"a days.
Trcnton-2sth ult., Mrs. Olive b. Higgins,
aged Al years.
Mt. Desert-Jan. 2lst. Mrs. Susan r.. wife
of VIM. ;. Richardson, aged A. wears days.
-4h ult. 1nez. oldest daughter of Ob.diah
and sophia Allen, aged 20 years 4 months also
Andrew W.. Youngest son Of the same, aged
years, 8 months.
Jan. 3lst, Windsor S, son Of VIM. and
ANA r. Fennely. aged years and months.
GOuldsboro-25th ult., Of Diptheria Thomas
II son Of Simon 5. and Martha Sargent aged
l. years, 10 months and D days.
Mr. Sargents' family have been deeply AZ
fiicted in the loss Of their youngest son who
was just entering into the vigor of manhood
with excellent habits and genial open-hearted
nature which commanded the love and respect
Of all who knew him. particularly his school
mates who were much attached to him, and his
memory will be ever fresh in their minds
Lawrence, Mass..-2sth ult., Annie A.. infant
daughter OF John III. and Alma /. Googins,
aged months, 10 days.
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together with receipts and expenditures,
prior to our annual election. We shall be
mistaken If il does not compare favorably
with the exhibit Of last year.
DR. Harvard Greedy has lust returned
frem the Duatal College, Philadelphia.
where he graduated with the highest hon.
ors Of bis class. He will at once resume
the practice OF his profession in this city.
aud from the advantages he has enjoyed
and the hard study given BY him to this
specially, he will undoubtedly receive aud
deserve an EXTENDED patronage. See Den
tai Notice.
Sheriff Dexereux became a spiritual
medium. on Monday last. and by simple
vet forcible raps. evolved from their cylin-
drieal recepiacles. manifold spirits visible
to the naked eve. and sufficiently material
lied to leave their impress on the untrod-
den snow. The whole length OF Pleasant
Street enhalcd an alcoholic odot and the
temperate citizens of that locality are fear
ful they have broken the pledge, because
they have certainly inhaled. if they have
not drank. intoxicating spirits. straight and
mixed. to wit. rum. gin. whisky and bran
dy.
School District No. 4. or the Morrison
District, have voted to raise the sum Of
$500. for the purpose Of building now
school house. There i no district In tins
city. where better Accommodations are more
imperaiiycly demanded than in this. and
we congratulate the children therein on
their hopeful prospects. Certainly il will
cost the taxpayers something. but it will
cost more TO do without it. his sum $500.
properly expedited. ought to give the d.
triet. the neatcst. plvasantest and most
commodiou- school room in the city.
NJ. Editor viii YOU allow a reader to
suggest that the di-orderly conduct Of
young people a, public. and even religious
meetings. ia this CITY. ,ircts di>crcdit up
on our authorities, the discipline Of our
schools and parental training. This com
munity would De- surprised. did they know
how much comment was made on the i'm
poltenc>s and rowdyism, OF the youths Of
Ellsworth bv strangers from abroad. Ia
this time Of 4 noble reform. cannot some
thing be done to remedy this evil also:
Inquirer.
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HC. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies as can he 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
suranee, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores,
pondence solicited. 4Itf
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Every thoughtful friend Of Temperance
realizes that the Republican party j. The
only political organization which has ever
accomplished any practical benefit for the
cause. or from which any help can lie tx.
achieved great Results. especially during
the past year. but the maintenance oflcg-
islation in behalf Of temperance has been
the work of the Republican party BAN
COR Wing.
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The condition Of the public's lungs i OF ~
>ou Il a. Il might he and there appears To be a
tickling in The multnuIiuou, hroai> Of thu SOW
ereigu people which We should BE- glad 10 have
relieved both Tor their,h and our own iu-
:t-much the almost universal bark which
the trachal irritation b"gcts. l. any thins but
pleasant to sensitive ears. OPPORTUNITY. under
"a medicinal agent which Is said to be the mos
efficient preparation for calming an curing a
cough that the world has everkuown 1t.
ingredients. ~ Indicated by il name. HUE 5
Honey of HJrehDuRd and Tar" are certainT ~
very simple and wholesome. Pine tar j. one
Of the best pulmOnic, known. HOrehound has
a household reputation everywhere a. a cure
fol cough. and colds, and Honey is the most
healing Of lubricants. We commend the article
to the whole coughing community
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Business Notices.
Au Awful Responsibility.

Everybody has something to saw shout con-
sumption, We all dcplore its terrible ravages,
but only ii few Us seem to have common
sense enough to take the proper mean. of pre-
venting IL. Ii is a Tact as easy ofproOf that
two and two are four, that HALE's HoNEy OF
HoREHoUND AID TAR, taken a. u remedy for
cough, cold, difficult breathing, hoarsene,s or
any other of the symptoms which, rs it W ere
pave the way for that terrible destroyer, will
effect radical aud rapid cure Of the ailment,
and avert ali danger. Whoever knowing this !.
neglects to resort 10 the true specific under
such circumstances, assumes a fearful re.pon-
sibility.
PIXIES TooTH-ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
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Eden.
Annual Town Meeting March LIST

Eden.
Annual Town Meeting March LIST.
Moderdtor-E. VI. Hamor.
Clerks. y. Rich.
.Selectmsn. assessors and Orerseers Of the
Poor-Benj. II Higgins, n. w. Higgins.
I G.. Brewer.
Tredsurer-E. NJ Hsmor
Agent-E. l.. Higgins.
s. s. COmmntee-Wm. Cortbell.
COnstdbles-Wm. r. Leland, Chas. Sto-
yer. Fred. J. Alley. VIM. G.. Emery.
Money rdised-For Schools. $1,000; for
repairs of roads, el4o0; for support Of
poor. 5000; to defray town charges, $500;
for high schools, sl75; for building new
road at Bar Har Dor, $500. Total S4275.
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large audience. who gave the closest at
tention. "a he related the thrilling adven-
lures of his life. and wildly portrayed ;he
evils Of intemperance. A few remarks
were made by Mr.. Campbell who accom-
panied Mr.. Doutncy from Bucksport aud
who had been the human fundamentally
of hi, reform and conversion. Rev. A. II.
Tibbets and Rev. Jos. II. '.avlor. briefly
addressed the audience. who then. mani
tested their sympathy by coming forward,
amid considerable enthusiasm. and signing
the pledge amid singing and earnest ex-
postulation by the various speakers and
others, nearly $50 persons signed the
pledge. \ mass meeting is To be held at the
Town Hall. next Friday evening. Let the
work go on.
A quarterly meeting of the Hancock
Baptist association. will be held with the
Second Hancock Baptist church. at the
school house near Deacon Clarke's com
mcncing on Tue sday March 10th. at ?
o'clock 7. NJ. Ministers and delegates
from the churches are invited TO attend.
Jos. II. TAYLOR, CLERK.
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". Uroog>Ville.

The fourth lecture OF our LyceIm
course wa, delivered Monday eve March
-, hy Professor Fletcher Prlu. Of l.. :
y. school. Subject Mature aud Nrces-i-
O., ui EiucA'ioa." The lecture was mainly
cNt"mprfAneous, but few heading, being
written. From definition Of education
the lecturer proceeded to show how men
became clacatcd first. outside Of the
schools by contact with nature through
the senses ia the hard but practical school
81 experience. nn the deck of the ship, in
the field. shop aud store. That this prac-
teal education. when ID proves Of value,
come, ully through patient study. careful
observation ami by the exercise OF >trou.
natural force ot intellect. II i uci, her in
born nor does II come by chance. The adj
vantage OF schools, aud systematic study
OF books we're presented aud illustrated
The value Of ypItl a, the seed time of life
a. the formation period OF manhood and
womIuhOud Was shown. and the uc,'cs >ity
OF education At this period demonstrated.
he relation of chucatinn and tree gov
crnmen'. the demand OF The Lines FOR IN
t"liigrut honest men Wa, urged with much
emphasis. The duty II parents to make
home Influences more potent for good A. d
to exert their Influence To make our
sch oil, better. was forcibiy presented.
The lecture was an hour Long aud wa, re-
criycI with marked attention.
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stop that Cough

No one who ever used DR.. Morris syrup OF
Tar. Wild cherry and Ilorchound. Will be
without It. As remedy Tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure tor Group. and preventive
OF consumption. It ha. no equal. Act> like a
charm la whooping cough. There i no case
wnich It will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
Ia n no opium or other da igerous drug and y
peasant to take. have secured the sole agrn-
~, and will furnish sample bottles at 10 CT.
;. u. "iggin drugsi-t>, Ellsworth. Morris
aud Heritage. propri"ior- fhllsdelpuia. John
~. Perkins 81 Co, Portland General agents.
ly4S
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Religious Services II this City each Sunday.

CONGREGATIONAL Sabbath school ut 10 90
A. NJ. Preaching at . - aud y +. A..
Misunderstanding at 1. NJ and :
L. VI. sabbath school IL 20 Z. VI.
UNITARIAN Sabbath school AT IL - A. VI
Preaching at II and 7 VI.
nate sabbath At o'clock +. VI.
o.THoLtC.-Prrachiug twice month at ioi
O'Clock \. NJ sabbath school nj > l.. NJ
SFIRTrU ALIST.-Mrctings held every sun
day at O'Clock, L. Nj. in Hall over Wiggn'.
drug store.
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Town Mceiinn March sth.

Annual Town Meeting March sth.
Noderdi0r-N. c. White.
CI,rk-J. Il. johnson.
.reI.ctmcn dc Nathaniel Noyes, W. b.
McCratc and Geo. W. Pcttngill.
s. s. CpB.miitce-W. u. McCratc and
John L. Hill.
7rsasprsr-CyruS Emery.
c.flscg,r--tico. " Ash.
Cons'a5ies-Wm. d Dyer, John V. Tur-
nor and Y. Il. Gordon.
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~ TELEGRAPH.
special pi.p.s he. to the Ellsworth Amer,ean.l
Hearing on Wagner and Gordon case
sssilnsd for Wednesday.

RoCKLAND, Mar. 2.
The March term OF the :. J. Court be-
Gan ,hf- morning At the new Court house.
Jal-e virgin presiding A hearing on the
position for an Injunction to restrain exc
rl'i,n in the case of Wagner and Gordon
VII not take place before "wednesday.
IoCKLAND ELECTION.
Slmnel Bryant. Democrat, was elected
&avor today nv majority of2i. the
iii vote is Bryan, 697. Loveioy, 433 !;
Bowler, 2i0; an increase Of 50 votes over
last weeks ballot.
RoCKLANp SHOE COMPANY
\ conf renee between the creditors OF
the Rockiaad Shoe Company and the
directors OF the Company was held to-day.
but no adjustment was arrived at. and the
property viii probably be sold at auction
a. authorized al the Share Holders meet
z last Saturday.
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Charlie. Lamb, Es-ayist. denounced all spir-
itmous liquors a. wet Damnation.' Poor ftl-
low B; he knew whereof he spike. by sad cNpe-
ricuce. and IL living, would apply the same to
Alcoholic ENcitant-. advertised a. Cureails .
Bui there i, one Tonic aud Alternative Ia eXi,-
tcnce-ihe best the world has ever Known
which contains no alcohol. II i DIR. WALk-
EK'S CALtFogNIA VINEGAR BITTERS. Az
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Nj 4 II II | f. ID.

Ejl,worth-23i ut., BY John H. Brimmer.
Esq. Mr.. Frank Ii. Jordan and Miss Eta
Harris. both Of T..
Waitham, Mass..-l9ih ut.. By Rev T. Z.
Strong. Mr.. Geo. r. Patch Of Groton. and Mis-
Grorgis 4. O-good OF Ellsworth, Me.
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The spring term Of the T.. NJ &, Sem
nary opened Wednesday The 81 int. An
exceedingly uuterm j. expected. jud,iu.
from ihc number Of students that have al
ready arrived, aud every thiA- looks very
favorable for 4 pruspcruu, term.
At special meeting of the CAlorheto-
ran society TIE following officer, were
elected for the ensuing quarter -Prc-i-
d-u'. Ecy. Geo. Forsyth \ VI. '. Pres
iicu'. II. a. k.n.; Secretary, =. W. john
SIN. Treasurer, Alden Grul.c; Warden,
90. Sturteylat; Collector, VI + BridS-
h.n. The following question VA, adopt
ed for discussions al tho first regular meet
ing.
E-s1'ryI. That single life i, preferable
o. = married one. D..putAut> on the an
l.. &. Beulett and r ". McGiyery; ON
the neg. ". 7. Allen ana e. L. Ncwcomn
There 3, - be reunion or the former stu
dents At thc close of the present term. for
thr purpose OF organizing school A.
umnI SECRETARY.
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Thousands have been changed by the use OF
the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide of from from
weak. siekly, suffering creatures. 10 strong,
healthy. and happy men aud women, and in-
valids cannot reasonably hesitate TO give 1t a
trial. For Dyspepsia aud Debility it is spe-
citir
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the CITY NEW
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ant expense Of carriage
hire and stop ut the ssUAND UNION $40.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENrRA AL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and -
fitted MP at an expense OF over 100000. Eleva-
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan The UEsrA 4 ~ a WIS, Lunch
Counter and Vine Rooms are supplied with The
best the market can furnish. The cuisine i I'M
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, -, slS1,
ami ~ per day rich suites for families proportion
aely low, 50 that visitors 10 the city ant travel
ers can live more luNuriously. for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrstcllss
Hotel In the city. stages AMI Cars pass the lio-
tel every minute for a parts ot the City.
Iva CT 4 ". u. OARKl,O>. Managers.
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Charles l.. Somes and other, caught
q Deer on the ice. and he has him in the
stable TO tame him.
The Bar Harbor Cornet Band will give
a Promenade Concert and Dance at Whit
Ing Hall Somesville, on Friday Evening
March u. This Band is well organized
aud under the direction of Mr.. Geo. 4.
Joy Of Ellsworth, is making rapid prog
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fremont.
Annual Town Meeting. March LIST.
Aoderator-w. W. A. Heath,
C3srk-Thos. Clark.
!Seleetmen d Assessors. and Orerseers Of
the Po0r-J. 7. r F~-..man { " 1errick
John G. Wilson.
Treasurer-W. W. A. Heath.
s. S. Co,amittee-J. L. r.. Freeman,
Oscar A. Richardson.
Coll<efor-Wm. n. Abbott.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Chief Signal OHicer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Mar. 10. lA.M\
n obabRuies
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-11

The Town Hall was crowded with a
very appreciative audience on last Friday
evening to listen to Temperance lecture,
by Mr.. T. n. Doutney. The meeting was
opened by prayer by Rev. A. II. Iibbets'
who then with few appropriate remarks,
introduced the Lecturer. Mr.. Doutney
seemed to have great influence over his