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Domestic Ports.


WINTER HARBoR-Ar Apr p. sch Amarid,
Bedford Calais.
Sid q, sch Lebanon. Rand. Calais
Ar ., sch OrizembO. unpull. Calais
Ar q. sch Eowena, ouptiIl Calais
Ar a. sen Sarah Reed. Guptill. Calais
Ar -, sch Harp. Bickford. Calais
Sid -, sch ROwena. Guptill, Boston.
I'D - sch sarah Reed. Gupul Philadelphia
Sid =, sch orizembo. Gupull, Providence.
Sid =. sch Harp. Bickfori New York.
Ar p, sch u Brooks. Smallidge, Boston.
Cid q, sch q Brooks, smallidee, Mt Desert
W HARBoR-Ar y sch Kate Clark Thurston
Boston, steamer Ulysses. Robinson, Rockland, on
excursion 10 sullivan.
Sid -. sehs Union, Reed Fannie Mitchell. Rich .
CALAIS, Vixen. Bunker. Rockland, sloop Hattie l.
Ar 3 sch Tinker, Carver Seal Cove, to 20 into
ae Deaeon's dock Tor repairs.
Sid q, sch oigure, Galley, sullivan.
'ROckland.
PoRI or sCLLIyAs-sld Apr %. sch Coolidge,
Sid y. sch " II Card. Foss. Boston.
SD rs sch Henry Clay. Dyer. Boston; Victor,
Ar -. Omaha, Coggins. RockIand: Tamerlaner
Kelley, Boston, Theory, Goss, Portland, steamee
Ulysses Robinson. from Kockiand and sailed sam.
BAsGoR-Ar p. schs Alquizar. Low, Deer Isle,
Amelia, Trash, Bucksport. Connecticut Green,
Bueksport, Chattanooga. snare. do; Highlander
Jordan. do Charles Haygard, Bartlett, do.
Ar %. schs Albert. Timer. Buckspoit, Burmah.
Philips. Do. Bagaduse, Cox. New York
Ga schs Commercs, Hall. Rockland; Johnnie
= Ar %, schs Clarissa, Parker. Deer Isie New
Adsins ihI sfnms DO; sayannah Hardy do,
do; Laura ii. Jones, Cousins, do.
Cd. sch Bagaduce. Cox, Castine.
fokiLND-tld Is. Brig Mechanic, Gould, Car.
dsnas: sch Nellie Gushing, Simpson. St Johns. \
Ar "a. schs Frrnconia. Jordon. New York Cru.
soc, Bateman. Machias for Boston.
Cid sehs Grace Davis, Halifax, Mariel, Ander-
son, Ellsworth.
Ar q, schs Irene Meservey. Meservey. Balti.
more, Ocean Wave Lansil, Boston for Bangor
Ar Il. sch Olive Clark. Davis, PASSPORT
Sid IL. sch Wesley Abbot for New York.
Ar -, sehs Dryid Torrey, Soule, Boston; Lyn.
y Isle; Starlight, Brown, Do; Rinaldo, Grover,
MI Desert; Alcyone. smaledge, Do; Biilow. Per.
~. ADDISON for Boston; virginia. Ward. sullivan
Ar %. schs Z II King COOL dge. Boston; Ella
Harden: Harrington; Utica, 1horndike, Rock.
land; Metamora, Burns friendship.
BosIoN-Ar 81, schs Anna Lewis, Webb. Deer
Isle; Mary Frances, Jordon, Do.
Cid sch Ocean Wave, Lansil. Bangor
Wooster. sullivan; Mary Wyman. Norton, Ire
mont
Ar .. Sch. Eastern River. Gilpatric, Mt Desert
Teton. kockland; Mary Eliza. Ryder. Bath.
Ar = Bnss Megunticook, Hemingway. Trinid.
ad; Adeiine Richardson, Cardenas; schs Yreka,
BosIoS-Ar al sinaloa, Robinson, fMaehias
W Card. Murphy. Sullivan.
Ryan. Belfast; VIM II Archer, Bellatty. ElIsMdrth'
Ar =. schs A Dyer. Wilson, CALAIS ;J w Pease-
ley. Buger, Calais; Eliza Sawyer. Cook. weehaw.
NEwroRT-Ar 81. scAe Pacific, CHM. Rockland;
C sponord. Haskell. Bluehili. for New York.
Ar - Sch Reno. Foster, Machias for Providence.
Sid sch Wesley Abbot, Milliken. Portland.
NARkAGANsxr PIER-Ar l6, see Blast. Taylor,
NEW YoRK-Ar 81, schs A p Emerson, Emer.
son, Ponce; Louisa Wilson, Smith, Maracaibo-
Sid II schs Alcora, Robinson. Jacksonville;
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Fraskiin-Reiigt Intelligence.

believing that many OF your readers
will be rejoiced at the following intelll-
gence, | write to inform them, OF the
glorious work Of grace. now In progress,
at the Head Of the Bay" in Franklin
Rev. VIM. T.. Foy, commenced labor there
on the fifteenth Of Feb. The fruits of the
past six weeks, have been too abundant,
for him to falter. His labor has been
blessed in the conversion of souls II Isa
pleasure. To bear witness to the respec,
aud esteem. In which he is held
Afternoon meetings, are being held at
different places, filled TO their utmost ca
pacity, with those who gather for united
prayer, and praise. \ large number have
returned 10 their Fathers House. Some
thirty or more, have expressed their de-
sres to be followers OF Christ. and been
hopefully converted. Others are nquiring
the way. Tie work has been moving
without any excitement, and the interest
still increases. H.
April &c
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The New American Cardinal.

INV iDlth, ApFH -.
Thousands Of spectators gathered at 81
PAtrick's Cathedral this morning to wit
nes, the ceremony of comforting the Be
reiia on Cardinal McClosky. There had
been an enormous demand for tickets. and
those who had them found great difficulty
In gaining an entrance. The streets in the
Immediate neighborhood were packed with
human beings. all anxious TO even get
chance OF seeing the portals of the church
The interest manifested was 20 great that
representatives from every part OF the
Union were present.
y number Of front seats were reserved
for invited guests. and among those seated
in them were Chief Justice DAILY, Judge
Douahue. Collector Arthur. Hon. Thomas
Murphy and many other well known citi-
zeus At 10 O'Clock the head of the pro-
cession emerged from the yestry. Acolytes
leading, bearing the procession crosses
aud tall tspers. Then followed long lines OF
clergymen. who after max ing genufections
before the high altar passed down the cen
ter aisle which was soon packed. When
the supplied priests had all taken their
places, the representatives of the various
religious orders in the diocese began To
emerge from the yestry in their pictur-
esque habits
Al the close OF the address the cardinal
gave the ponttcal benediction and the
ceremonies were ended, and the vast con
gregation passed out Of the cathedral. II
Is stated that it was at first contemplated
to request President Grant to confer the
Beretts upon Cardinal McCloskey. bu, a.
the President is not a Catholic, ii was de-
cided that the ceremony be performed by
archbishop Bayley.
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DIE ID.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name aud
Age must be pad for.
Elsworth-Sth inst, Elisha Il. Holt, aged 65
years.
18th inst, Mrs. Carinda Potter, wife of
Mr. Allen A. Potter aged 81 years.
-22d inst, Mr.. Peleg Stanwood aged 81
years
-2ad inst Harry, son Of Edward and Alice
Green, aged wears.
IBID inst Bertha Agnes, daughter of
Stephen and Mary Monaghan. aged Is months.
West Surry-l4th inst, Clara Bcrnice.
daughter OF Edwin I. and Florence +. Carter,
aged years, months and - days.
Lamoine-llth inst, Mr.. Eugene W. 1fucs-
ins. son Of Mrs. Edward Huckins, aged II yrs
Franklin-aith inst, Hattie, daughter of
Gilbert and Hannah Havey. aged yrs. mos.
Bluehi-22d inst, Mr.. John Clay, aged IS
years.
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Josh Billings never attends spell
Ing bee" He says they are 'irods." and
only fit "tew amooz ignerent foaks."
A man whose appearance indicated
that he was staggering from the excessive
weight OF Il brick in his hat being asked il
ne was Il Son OF Temperance. replied
"Hic-no-no rclation-not even an ac-
quaintance."
Detroit boys seem to advance IN edu-
cation whether they attend school or not
A newsboy who couldn't change ten-cent
piece year ago. was recently heard re-
marking William Scott. If you ever cor
rugate your brow at NE in that way again.
| shall temporarily deposit my papers on
the pavement, and cause the blood to CO.
agulate under your left optic. Hear me,
William"
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April &c

We clip the following account Of a yes
sci commanded by Hancock County
Captain. from the Norfolk Landmark
Yesterday, by invitation of Maj. +. Bradford,
Of 1.-THE well-known firm of Bradfo ord & Tazewcll.
We accompanied him on avi>it 10 the new and
elegant ihree-nA-ted schooner VI. Il. Millcn.
Ctpt. Wilson X. Young. now being loaded by
the above frm for Savannah. Georgia. The
Mllen was built al Chelsea, Massachusetts, and
launched last July, She is owned by Nessrs.
WadIey Bros, Of Burke county. Ga. under
whose personal supervision every piece oftm-
Der was gotten out and prepared, AMI with the
exception ofthe mas,s and knees. shipped from
Burke county to the builder.
Her dimensions are follows: Length Of
keel l3i feet. length over all lSy IL feet. beam
81 IL feet depth Of hold L l-2 feet, registered
capacity 359 tons, and carrying capacity COO
tom. Her hull l. built Of choice yellow pine,
and on the bottom is six inches thick. while
near the water line il l. twenty-five inches
thick. The knees are hackmatack. and her
masts three Of the finest sticks OF white pine
We ever saw. The cabin is large, hand, ONE IL
finished and supplied with every convenience.
The steering apparatus is OF the mo t improved
pattern, and there is also an additional helm
which can be used in case of any accident TO tn c
wheel. Capt. Young is worthy of being the
comm inder OF this beautiful craft. A. he com.
bnes the skill and experience OF u first-class
navigator with those qualities which make a
true gentleman.
Mes.rs. Bradford & Tazewel will load the
Millen with 70 90 bushels of corn put up in
iwO-bushel bags, and 1t is expected that she
will be ready to sail in two or three days.
With fair wind she can make the trip to
Savannah in fifty hours. having previously
made trip from point of savannah TO "a point
of Cape Cod in seventy two hours. We hope
Captain Young may live 10 make many safe
and profitable voyages in this noble craft.
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X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
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done my wife world Of good. She la, taken
nearly two bottles and has felt bett er the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains none Of that
aching back or dragging sensation in her stom-
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years. ! have so much confidence IN il that
would be perfectly willing to warrant to GER
tain customers Of ours who have tried many
Patent Medicines, but never had any occasion
10 extOl one before.
Very truly yOurs.
GEO. b. WHITING
Mrs. +. Il. DAILY. Metropolis. ILL.,, writes;
"Dr. X. V. Pierce-My sister is using the
Fayorite Prescription with great beneit.d
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa, writes:
"Dr. X. V. Pieree-Whst | have taken OF
your medicine has been OF more benefit to me
than all others aud hundreds of DOCTORS bill. :,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold bv
dealers In medicines generally.
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The ice len the bay on sunday last.

The ice left The bay on Sunday last.
The mills on this river have all hoist
ed but are running only by day as yet.
The schools in District No. 3, will
commence next Monday. May Sd.
The alarm of fire on Tuesday last.
was caused by the burning of dry grass in
a field.
Some of our merchants are in Boston
aud New York, purchasing their spring
goods.
Most OF the drivers have gone up riv-
er. aud our streets do not present so crowd
ed an appearance.
We are indebted to +. A. Duttoa. for
the first May-fiowers OF the season." as
fully blossomed as though the winter had
not been OF unusual severity.
Nor DEAD.-Uncle Philip Moore re-
ported to have died last winter. made his
appearance on Sunday last, with a full
fare of fresh fish.
Miss Phelps school for Primary schol-
ars will reopen at the Congregational
Vestry. Monday. May 80. Number limit
ed to 20. Terms. IS cents per week.
There will be services at the Unitarian
Church next SUNDAY, at the usual hour,
and sunday School Concert in the even
ing.
The new Sch. City of Ellsworth" was
launched from the yard of /. NJ. Grant
Esq, on Saturday. She is about so tons \.
M and will be commanded by Capt. f. NJ.
Grant
line steam-tug Little Round Top.
which has been in Portland during the past
winter for repairs, came up the river Tues
day with three vessels in tow, these being
the first arrivals Of the season.
We recently visited the club-room of
the St. Joseph C. T. A. q B. Society. in
Iiurley's Block. 1t is large and commodi-
Gus, with number of nice pictures hang
ing on its walls. This Society now mum.
oers about IS members.
The members of the Emerald Corpet
Band, have made an addition TO their
spiendid set of instruments by presenting
to their leader Mr.. I. +. Monaghan. a new
patent box cornet, costing sixty-five dol
lars and made expressly for MIN by Hall
Qalmoy of Boston. This band has now
TIE best set of instruments that ever lett
the shops of the above named frm and in
all probability as good a set as there is in
the state.
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Orland.

orland.
Mrs. DR.. Chase assisted by Miss Lizzie
Dow a "Piani Il" Miss Nellie Newman IS
"Sopranist," Charles Dow as Comedian"
gave her annual concert with her Juveniles
on Thursday and Friday evenings, April
q and ~. Her plan is to drill the little
ones in classes, during the winter and At
the close OF the season bring them before
the public for entertainment. The success
OF several years past was repeated. TO
see forty children and youths from u
10 years old. so trained As TO be 10 perfect
time and tune. is n sort OF marvel TO the
unsophisticated. One chorus sherman 5
March from Atlantic TO the sea-" throu Oh
Georgia was in itself enough to pay all
the cost. TO speak of 'Brigh; Alfrita, "
by Miss of ID years, Please Mr.. Bar
keeper" Temperance song, by little
girl OF years, Capt. s. Mistress links, "
by little boy years, aud Il girl same
age. Ballet Song scotch Dialogue" Polly
Primrose in costume, II wish was a boy"
"Silver threads among the Gold" by Mr..
Chase, would extend this beyond its prop
er limits.
The appreciation Of the public, was man
ifsstsd in giving Mrs. Chase a good house
both evenings. Much credit i. due TO her,
tor her pains-taking in teaching the chill
dren TO sing. This is not designed for 4,
puff; those need putting, who like Atcaw.
Der, are constantly looking for something
TO tur. up, while these are always
upon the alert 10 turn up something neto
The first salmon OF the season as caught
by John aud Frank Cotton. Weight 20
pounds, wei finished Wednesday p. NJ.
and salmon taken before morning.
Road. dry and dpsty
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Bucksport.
A letter from a correspondent Of the
Bangor Whig says: At the spelling con-
test of BGcksport, Friday evening, be-
tween the students of East Maine Confer
ence Seminary and the citizens, one of he
honorsd mothers of Bucksport, Mrs. Ze-
mas Homer, having q family of eight
grown-up-children. got the first prize,
worcester's Dictionary, and Mrs. Mary
wardwell, the second. a copy Of Tenny-
sou. 5. W. Bragg got the Mother Goose"
on peuitentiary. Sententious was the last
word misspelled. by confoundng /: with
centennial. When the last student went
down there were eight of the citizens side
left standing. Although the students lost
the prizes, Except the Mother Goose
the net proceeds, about s25. were given
them to assist in defraying the the expen-
SEES of their annual exhibition. There were
twenty-four contestants on each side.
Ca.iinc.
The third spelling match Of the season
tpoh place III NoItHai uiil, lA>t II Iluay
evening. between the High school schol-
ars and citizens on one side, and the Nor
NAL students on the other.
The Hall was well filled,.the spectators
and spoilers occupying nearly all Of the
seats. Four persons were selected to pro-
nouLce the words. and two umpires to de-
eide contested questions. The spoilers
numbered thirty on side. The words
selected. represented very fairly the Diff
culties of our photography, but few were
without the common range OF observation.
The spelling vas generally very good
After test OF nearly three hours, but
three spoilers were left in their places. all
on the Normal side. Three on the other
side held their position almost to the last.
and fourth prize was voted tor the last
one In fall on the citizens side.
The prizes were awarded TO Miss Sadie
Emerson. Mrs. y. VI. Hopkins and Miss
Mary Foglcs of the y. school, aud Miss
Sarah Hutchinson OF Castinc.
The first prize. worcester's Quar,o Die
tionary, WAS presented by the publishers
The second and fourth prizes, Webster's
New Pictorial Dictionary, the third prize,
Web>ter's Academic Dictionary. were pdr-
chased BY the teachers and students Of the
Normal School.
Monday. twenty-five from the Normal
school. met by invitation twenty five citi-
thosraphic encounter. Many Of the words
being uncommon the contest was not so
long as the former one. The first and
third prizes were taken bv the Norma al
side, aud the second. by citizen Mr.. 4.
r. Adams. L.
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sE-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, Is
Agent aud Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies a. can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England l. 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
surancc. will find II for their advantage 10 call
ut this Agency and examine the merits Of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. CORES
pondenee solicited. Ar
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The meeting Of the Temperance League
last Friday night. was one OF the best yet
held. Remarks were made by President
Joy. Vice President Douglass. X. l.. Grin
die, Benz. n. Higgins and Christopher Ha-
ven. some very appropriate and stirring
remarks we're made by Mrs. Clara Hamor
and Mrs. Rhoda Grace. The entire SYM
pathy Of the people Of the place is with
these meetings and good results are ex-
pected.
Tobias l.. Roberts has put stock of
goods into the Higgins store.
The Steamer Ulysses. was here last
Thursday. She is to be run between Rock
land and Sullivan, and will begin her reg
ular trips about May 10th.
Tobias Roberts was thrown from his
wagon last Friday and considerably hurt,
but is recovering.
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fire.

PORTLAND. April q.
y tire at "Colley's Corner" Falmouth
yesterday afternoon. destroyed the house
of E. q. NJ. T. Tewksbury. with the barn.
carriage-house. etc, and badly scorched
NJ. Colley's store and the new school
house. Total loss. $1,000; insurance,
$3.50 Several persons were slightly
scorched in lighting the flames. The fire
caught from pile OF burning brush.
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Verdict for an Assault.

BATH, Me, Apri -.
case of cons iderabie local interest was
decided in the supreme Court here, yester-
day An assault was committed in our
city council in August last. a. follows
The City Messenger. Nathaniel Longley.
made a personal side talk with Benjamin
l.. White, an alderman from Ward 6, on a
question under discussion. Liar" and
thief" were given aud retorted, when
threw him over against the partition and
bumped his head several times upon the
floor. The jury gave Longley 500.
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Nj A II RE ID.

Ellsworth-l1th inst. by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Lewis Flood and Mrs. lisa J. Eastman,
both of Ellsworth.
both inst, by Rev. VIM. A. Reese, Mr..
Rinaldo Dow and Miss Sarah G. Murch, both
Of Ellsworth.
Waltham-a3d inst. by Calvin kingman,
Esq. Mr.. Horace II. Dickey and Miss Sylvina
Mclntire, both Of Waltham
Bluehill-2lst inst. by Rev. A. II. Tebbets,
Mr.. Garrick Herrick aud Miss Nellie Y. Blake,
both Of Rlnehill.
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IMPORTANT TOrRAYEI.ERs

when you visit or leave the CITY ofNEw
YORK. save ANNOYANCE AMI expense of carriage
hire and stop at the q RAND UNION ECO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
nued mp at an expense OF over 1890 goo. Eleya.
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropeau Plan. The RESrA 4 ~ rs, Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is I'M
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, 81, $50,
and ~ per day rich suites for families proportion
Afely low, 80 that visitors to the city and travel
efs can live more luNuriously, for les. money, at
The GRAND UNION, than At any other arstclass
Motel In the city. STAGES and Cars pass the IIo
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
Iva CT 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Cranberry lsles,-Aprl Ia Brig Three Cheers
tBrl Mcconnell. from Ponce. T. r. for st John,
y b., an coming In the western entrance 10 tnl !,
tide with but slight damage. The ice has taken the
black paint on the buoy the point OF the ledge
and II now shows rel instead OF black. Capt Nc,
Connell was deceived by 1t, and others may be IN.
lees II be attended 10.
Cranberry Isles, April l3-The men who assisted
on the brig Three Cheers received e. gold each.
She proceeded. The Material saved nom the
wreck Of sch kelplv. Of Machias. was sold for e..
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From AUGUSTA.
STATE LIQUOR AGENT rEcLINES.

STATE LIQUOR AGENT rECIINES.
AUGUSTA. Me, April p.
Benjamin C. Stone. of Brighton. recent
~ appointed State Liquor Commissioner
has declined that position, aud new APP
pointment will be made Nav !.
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
will meet May 7th, instead OF Friday next.
ACCIDENT.
Mr. Peter Breen fell to-day, ard suffered
a compound fracture of the lett arm.
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stop that Cough.

No one who ever used DR.. Morris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound. will he
without II. As a remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group, and preventive
cf consumption. It IA. no equal. Acts like a
harm In whooping cough. There is no case
which 1t will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
tains no opium or other ds lgerous drug and is
pleasant to take. have secured the sole sgen-
cy, and will furnish sample bottles at 10 ct,.
5. ID. Wggn druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
snd Heritage. proprietors Philadelphia. John
W. Perkins & co. Portland. General age nts.
ly4s
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Curtis stevens, Esq. Of this place.
proposes to move To Ca,;inc, where he
has purchased "A residence. Mr.. stevens
l. very successful business man. and has
acquired quite a large amount OF property
while in business here. HIS store has been
purchased by Capt. c. ". Tracy, who will
carry on the trading business in 1t as
heretofore. HIS home residence, lands,
storehouse and.wharf have been purchased
by Capt. L. Il. Foss. r.
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Your life can pc saved by using HUNTS
Remedy. 1t cures dropsy and all diseases Of
the kidneys. bladder and urinary organs.
Hundreds that have been given up by their
physicians TO die have been saved by this great
Remedy and are now with us as = living wit
nesses ofthe value of this medicine.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. PARKER TICK, Judge OF Probate
tor the County OF Hancock, TO receive and ex-
anime tue claims OF creditors to The estate OF
Samuel IL. Freethy, late oil BrookIin, deceased,
represented insoiyent. do hereby give notice, that
six months are allowed TO said creditors to bring
in and prove their claims; and that We shall al
tead hat service al the Selectmen's once in
Surry, on the twelfth day Of June, and twelfth
day OF October next, SAMUEL WASoON,
LUTHER LORD.
SurTy, April Il, 1875. 3wl6
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. THURSDAY April.

Adrian, Hunt, Baltimore; Altavea, JOY, Cape
Haytien. Laura Webb. sawyer Baracoa; More
light Allen, Portland
Ar 81 schs Gamma, Guptil. Machias; Highland
er. Wood. Fall River; Balloon, Carver, Wareham;
Cid - schs Mott Haven. Collins Calais; Look
out Huckins,-
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Is, sch Helen Condor,
Portland.
Ar - sch Nellie Sawyer. Getchell. Cardenas.
Ar g. sch Twilight, Robinson, Providence.
CID b schs Serene. jones', Lulu. Snow, Bath,
Palos. for Demerara; Helen NJ Condor. Ames-
bury.