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Exhibition and Graduating exer.
eises OF the Glass Of -. Of the
Ellsworth High school, Friday
evening June 2Sth.

That we are proud of orr system OF Pub
lie Schools is not surprising when We are
allowed to witness such results as were
presented on Friday evening last.
On that occasion the class OF rs. having
complicated its course OF study. Sc far as
the Public Schools allow, presented TO its
friends and the public. a list OF origin al
essays that would have done credit to older
and more experienced writers. The srgu-
ments brought forward. and the illustra-
tions used. showed clearly that the system
OF instruction pursued. had tended to &C
thought. and arrived at conclusions after a
proper process of reasoning. rather than 10
accept facts from text books 10 be copied,
or models for Imitation. As a rule the
speaking was clear and distinct, and held
the close attention OF the audience to the
last. To say that all the articles were OF
equal merit, would be untrue. aud yet to
discriminate would be difficult. when all
were so good. and require more time and
space than we are able to give at the pres
ent The motto selected by the class is
OrnHem More Ldpidepi, and would not be
inappropriate as n motto for life.
The school room was beautifully decor
ated with flowers. the proiusion and ar
rangemsnt OF which, showed that gener-
Gus and skillful hands had been busy In
their preparation. Seated on the platform
was Mr.. X. Cole. Supt. of Schools: Rev.
W. II. Lyon and the Principal and Assist
ant. Mr. u. o. :. Lowell and Miss Hattie
A. Joy.
The following is the order OF exerc ises
PRAYER. Rev. W. ii Lyon.
Piano solo-Pa. de Charge. Tito -h1ttei....
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Caro- Brooks.
Poem-Clsss History iIzzle ii. Gilman.
The Worth Of Liberty ........ fred II. Brown.
soug-l Heard Voice. Giro Piasuii..-...
.........-..........M Miss Mary r. Hopkins.
Gold Lies Deep in the Mountain" 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MARY r. Brady.
knowledge. the Best Riches. Fred A. Davis.
Education one Hundred Years Ago..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aletha '. Baker.
Song-The Ivy Green. B0s."..............
....-................D. %. : Lowell.
Choice Of Vocation. Edwin A. Clark
Prophecy INSTRUMENTATION. Bertha NJ. Joy.
Comforting Certificates.
Piano solo.-.-.......Miss Carrie Mcdonald.
Before comforting the certificates, Supt.
Cole made some appropriate and lnstruc-
i've remarks 10 the LIass, GAZING aiten-
ton TO the fact that while they had COM
pleted their studies in the school, they had
only just entered on the broad field OF
knowledge. and warning them not TO for
get that each one must set his mark high
and labor necessarily to attain II II be would
win distinction in the future.
The music was of a high order and added
greatly 10 the interest Of the occasion.
The school room was filed 10 over flow
ing and the exhibition was every way en-
joyable. We can only add, may success
attend the members OF the Glass OF rs OF
Ellsworth High School.
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Owing TO the intense heat the meeting at
Temperance Hall was not As well attended last
Sunday A. usual.
The Presidents elected for the ensuing month
are Mr.. Hamilton Joy and Mr.. Woodard.
The Meeting was opened with PRAYER By Mrs.
Davis.
VIM. p. Joy spoke OF the coming celebration
and Of the work which the committee had done
towards making it q success. still there were
some who thought nothing was being done
and that the affair would not be = success. but
the speaker felt sure, that there would be many
temperance men, women and children here
from all parts Of the county TO march and take
part in the enjoyments Of the day. IfEllsworth
did as much IS the other towns were doing this
celebration would be the grandest one ever
seen In onr city.
Mrs. Call referred to the indifference Of many
in this temperance work, but trusted that the
few who were interested would not shirk their
duty. Mrs. Call trusted that when, the wom-
en- were able to help elect the Governors and
Representatives Of the people they would see
that only temperance men held high positions.
Mr.. Aiken felt that Ellsworth was fast i'm
proving ir regard to temperance and trusted
that we should have glorious temperance eel
ebration the coming fourth. Many were will
ing that il should he 4 failure as it vas gotten
up by the temperance people.
Mrs. Davis felt that there was one to whom
we could look for help in sll our cares and
snxieue., and He was ever willing and able 10
help those who did thus 20 to Him.
Mr.. Samuel Royal had for many years oeen
an active temperance man, never but once had
he bong bit any liquor TO be used as beverage
and had always been ashamed of that. He had
used it as a medicine. but did not think it had
ever done any one any good. The law should
be enforced to the fullest extent in Furnishing
the rumselfSts. Should warn them and If they
did not leave the traffic, punish them as they
deserved.
VIM. Joy was sure that the longer a man
worked in this cause the more faith he had H.
and more necessity he saw for the prohibitory
| law and its enforcement.
Meeting next Sunday P. NJ. G. RIP.
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In our last issue We stated that the au-
topsy ON the body of Mrs. Mary Dorgan
was held In the Catholic Church. We are
now informed that it was held In Hall
near the church, land by request make the
correction.
John F. Wbltcomb and Chas. c. Bur-
rill will act as as Msrshals of the temper
ance procession; Rev. VIM. II. Lyon, and
Willard Avery, as Aids.
Mr.. Edward Macomber of Trenton,
formerly Of this city. met with a serious.
and possibly fatal accident on Tuesday
last. He was standing In his buggy wher
his horse started suddenly and he was
thrown oIt backwards. striking on the
back of his head aud neck. He was found
lying in the road in a senseless condition
and conveyed to his home. Drs. Drake
and Parcher were called and pronounced
the case very critical. Consciousness has
returned but the lower part OF his body is
paralysed. The Doctors pronounce the
injury to be conclusion of the spine.
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sanford Fire.

PORTLAND, Me, July ,.
The losses in the Sanford fire. and in
..5auce. are as follows: Newell & Ben
nett lose $500 on block. insured for $3.50
ID Home, $3.50 ia German American.
Novel; & Stills loss ou stock IS covered by
$500 policy 10 the North American.
>.l., & Hersom lose $500 on their stock of
clothing. and hold policies OF $500 and
slJp0 in the Connecticut and Hartford
Tie Knights OF Pythiss and Masous were
insured for $500. loss total. NOVEL; & Ben
NETS loss on Bakery is fully covered BY
So with Springfield. VIM. Miller's dwell
.rg Was valued at $500. insured for $1,000
With Home.
Prescott Emery's tin shop and barn were
insured for $1,000 in -ftna and $1,000 in the
Franklin; loss 5000 dollars. Daniel
CRrAs house was injored - dollars, COW
erred by insurance In the Springfield.
Neither Of the churches norJ. 5 Kimball's
house and barn were insured.
The total loss is estimated at about $50. :
900. The aggregate OF insurance is Sill
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Total attendance Tor the year.



Schooner Como OF Cherryiield, Capt.
Chas Bunker from Bear River, y. =. with
q load OF piling for New \ ork, sprung 4
leaN and had to bear up FOR South West
iIarbor, Friday, Juue 18th. The vessel
filled aud listed over So the crew had 10 cut
the starboard rigging above the dead eyes.
and clear away part of the deck load 10
enable them TO right ship and get into port.
About $50 sticks were lost. Saturday
morning the Captain OF the steamer Gin
bria, sent about 30 men to assist Capt. Bun
ker TO haul the Como into Clark's dock,
and remove the remainder OF the deck
load. At low water the leak vas found
the largest h~i-n =, .,-~ - 49, nor.s 1, -.ni
be stopped and the vessel will probably be
on her way In a day or two.
The Glorious Fourth" will be unus-
ually observed this year. Two fairs, sew
eral picnics. and more or less sailing ex-
cur,ions if"Mr. Fog keeps out of the way.
The Ellsworth AMERICAN will be the only
distinguished guest on that occasion, and
will furnish solid entertainment for those
who 20 10 the post-oiiice after II NJ.
Capt. William Dix has taken charge OF
the schooner Union, and Capt. John Rich,
of the brig Msuzanllla.
A grave stone at Bass Harbor, IS at
tracing a good deal Of curiosity. The
weather has wrought on the face OF the
stone an impression Of human head wear
ing a crown. Il is noticed particularly as
marking the grave of very humble chris
tian-an old man-who 'served TO the
end faithfully, and died believing he
should wear a crown.
Strawberries are quite plenty and, rip
ening very fast, especially on the dryed
marsh.
Visitors are allowed on board the Gin
bria. They must go TO the port side. aud
not before s A. NJ. nor after p. VI.
some OF our citizens will visit Els
worth and take part in the demonstration
on the &th. +. II. DODGE.
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Collision in New York Harbor.

NEW 1OKk, July 2.
The collision between the steamer Mas
sachasetts from Providence, this morning.
and the schooner Illinois, was at 4 A. NJ.
in q thick tog. The steamer was blowing
her tog horn and making signals, but dis
covered the schooner lying across her bows
before she could steer clear OF the vessel.
The engines were at once reversed. but not
10 lime 10 avoid collision. The steamers
bow struck the side OF the schooner which
soon filed. The Massachusetts, immedi-
A;ey lowered boat and took off the crew.
three men and dog. The damage to the
steamer is slight.
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PORTLAND. Me-. July

PORTLAND, Ne. July =.
Jsmes s. Bedlow. Superintendent OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company was
Drowned at Pine Point. Scarboro'. this
morning. One of his children got beyond
her depth while bathing and screamed, and
he ran to her assistance with his clothes on
and it Is thought was chilled suddenly and
drowned. before assistance could reach
him.
The death of Superintendent Bedlow oc.
CURED al 10 o'clock this morning. His
boother-in-law Joseph Kellogg, had taken
Sophy Bedlow and Miss Evans, both girls
OF about nine years, in bathing and was
teaching them to swim. Leaving Sophy
In shosl water walst-deep with an oar, he
took Miss Evans out into deep water.
While instructing her, Miss Bedlow hos,ed
into deep water and screamed. Leaving
Miss Evans out of her depth, Kellogg
rushed to aid his niece. The screams be-
log heard on shore, Mrs. Bedlow called her
husband who stripped partially and ran in.
Kellogg who had reached the Bedlow child
said go to Miss Evans" and Mr.. Bedlow
rushed towards her at great speed. The
distance being about 800 feet. he reached
her and brought her safely in towards
kellogg who having landed his niece came
toward him. Mr. Bedlow said, take her
Joe. and will swim ashore" He was then
breast deep and being exhausted. proposed
TO swim In leisurely on his back.
In five minutes he was discovered to be
motionless and his hat floating from him.
Mr.. Kellogg and another gentleman went
st once to his assistance and found that he
had turned upon his face which was pur-
PIE. He gave no sign of life after. although
a Medical gentleman tried for an hour and
a hAl; to resuscitate him. Probably death
was ocoasioned by syncope and stoppage
OF the action of the heart. Prayers were
"a 6 at their cottage by Rev. Mr.. Adams
a Blue Point and the body and family
reached this city at five O'Clock.
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Grad uaiing Exercises.

HALLowELL, Ne, July :.
The South Church was packed full this
afternoon to witness the graduating e1er-
cses Of the Hsllowell Classical and Sclen-
u1c Academy. The Church was handsome
" decorated, rejecting muchc redit on the
good taste OF the scholars, and the choice
music finely rendered by members Of the
The exercises were Of high order, and all
the graduates acquitted themselves in a
splendid manner. The friends of the In
sltution have just cause for pride in the re-
suits Of to-day. Hon. james G. Blaine,
President Of the Board OF Trustees. pre-
seuted the diplomas with some very appro-
pirate remarks
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Douie.fiC Ports.

BLUEHILL-Ar2 q, sch 6 Il Ferguson. Ferguson
Belfast.
Ar ~, steamer. May Queen. al lmorc. Belfast
Sid |, steamer May Queen, Gilmore Belfast.
Ar -. Yacht Haze, tlough. Boston.
Sid N. sch julia Elizabeth, slower. Albany y Y
Sid -. sch g Il FeTgH.on. Ferguson. y Y
sULIIyAS-Ar ~, William Hill, Gordon. BIOS
ton.
Al 81, sch sea Queen. Dyer; Roamor, Nc Far
land. New York.
sid p. sch Hesperus. Martin, Boston "A Hoop
er, Williams.
cailis@Ahr' S- Ell I'M Sii,onl f. small. Boston
Pride OF the East. Lord.
Bo-TOs-Ar s sch Delaware Sinclair. Ellis.
worth Henry Clay, Dodge, do senator Bonsey,
do. Hannah Grant. PIC kett Milibrldge.
Ars1, VIM Barnes, tof BuckspoTtl Leach, 81
Pierce. Estella, uodgkiGs. lamoinc, RAdi-
en,, Hardy. Franklin.
Ar -, sch Laurel, Bennett, Sullivan.
Ar 50 sch Elizabeth Young. Ellsworth.
PORTLAND Ar ~, sch lahthe, Johrs, Goulds,
boro, Pearl, Slower. Mt Desert.
Ar 3, sch Chalr.dony, ingalls,, Machias To,
ronso, Cot. Prospect H.rbor; Josephine Bu aker,
fremont.
Ars sch Cromo, Wooster, PHILADELPHIA
ar 81 sch CITY Of Ellsworth. Grant, Ellsworth.
SEwroRT-Ar Is, sch Aliston. Fitzgerald
Gouldsooro for Philadelphia.
NEwBEDFOsD Ar 2. Victory, Moon. Franklin.
PRoyIDESCE-Ar -, sch Caressa. Ray, Ems.
worth.
yIsErAKD HAvES-Ar q, sch Mary Cush.
man, Patteu. Ellsworth.
sid IS. sch LoduskIa. Means, -
Ar ~. sch Victory, Moon. sullivan.
Ar y, sch Carcssa. Ray EllswoTth.
NEW foKk-Ar =, sch Western, WhitakeT
Ellsworth.
Cld =. sch Myronus, Joy, M4rseiiles
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A WISE DEACON.

Deacon Wilder, want you to tell me how
sou Kept yourself and family so well the past
se ason, when oil the rest Of us have been sick
80 much. and have had the doctors runnins IN
Us so long,
br9. Iayler, the answer il very easy. 1
S Ssm mop bitters in time and kept my family
I,rI. .oo saved large doctor bills. Three dol
WIS. worth Of ii kept us all well and able to
co., ~ me nme, and will warrant ii has
hunJ ~ snu most q the neighbors one to two
ss, oe- guess you'1 take nv medicine here.
"'er' See other column. avaf
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City and County,
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGAT IoNAL.-Preac at 10 80 A
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath school in tine after
noon, at IL O'Clock.
BApTisT.--Presching at r. NJ. Sabbath
School at Z. n.
uNITARIAN.-Seryice to half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
Notwithstanding at 10 l-e O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 9P NJ
MISUNDERSTANDING at . and . z. M
Sabbath School at 7. NJ
sfiRiTCALIsT.-Meetin held every SUM-
day ST O'clock. z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NKETING-every Sun
dsy at z. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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A meeting of the voters OF East Blue
Lill, was held on the 18th ult., and dele
CATION was chosen TO attend the Greenback
convention ITO DE held in Belfast. with in
-tructions to vote for T. ii. Murch OF
Rocklsnd, for Representative TO Congress.
As far as can learn only one legal resi-
dent in this place took any active part in
the meeting. In fact, the citizens of this
place mad nothing to do with 1.-THE meet
Ing being composed with one or two ex-
cepiion., entirely OF nom residents. COR.
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Gree back Convention.

BELFAST, Me, July ?.
The Greenback Congressional Conven-
;jol, for the fifth District, held here this
SGernoon was largely attended. On the
lA,t ballet Thompson II. Much of Rock
lsnt, Secretary of the National Stone-Cui-
ters Mons, WAS nominated as the work
.agmen's candidate, by &c majority. The
nominee is.about 40 years old, and former
X : democrat
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Nj \ II II l f ID.

Bucksport-June 18th. by Rev. VIM. For
syth. II. A. Tripp.E Esq ofChe Hancock Bar, and
Miss Annie ID. Hinckiey, both OF Bluehll.
Winter Harbor-Juue 18th, by ". Rand,
Esq, Mr.. Frank l.. Miller, and Miss Della ;.
Temple. both OF Gouldsboro.
Franklin-July ist, by Rev. J. l.. Brigham,
James +. Reynolds and Cora A. Bl idges. both
OF Ellsworth.
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Etoe Flies and so do al diseases of the skin
when that Incompatible purifier OF the cuticle
and beautiier of the complexion, GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP, is used to disperse them.
rimples, biotches. sores and bruises, and the
IKE are invariably removed bv it.
u HILLS HAIR 4 WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, 30 c. 4w27
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Orlona.

-Axel Hsyfor of Belfast, is laying the
foundation for . new factory at his mills
(known as Mason mills) Orland, where. as
is well known, he has one OF the most val.
liable water powers in the State.
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BrOOkssi1le.
Michael Carlton & Son having purchased
an interest in the Cardng and jobbing mill
at Brooksville, have enlarged the business
and are now doing business under the firm
name OF Hanson, NJ. Carlton 4 Son.
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Probate Notices.
Notice-C. &. Burrill, Sec'y.
foreclosure-.iohn Trimmer
Csrd-Liiilefeld, CLARK l. Co.
Miscellaneous Ads-tieo. 4. Roweu.
In side Lines teAmer Chss Hougnlon.
Non Resident 1sNes-Town of sullivan.
Bosdoin College,. l.. Chamberlain. Prest
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Barque " IL Gem, OF BuckspoTt) Collins as
Ses York from AlmepiA. reports. May -. In the
Mediterranean, had a heavy gale from " " &.
lasting three days. IN which the vessel LAHORE i
heavily, and had 70 throw over about loo ton
iron
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The Weather.
WAR DEPAgTMl

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
ONCE Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 2-l. A. NJ. y
Indications.
FOR New England, rising barometer,
cooler Sortherly winds, clear. or partially
cloudy weather.
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The members of Zimmerman No. |.
Union No. 2, and Cascade No. 4. are ex-
pected to march in the procession and play
for the prizes.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Cheap, very Ch~ap.

MASON'S FRUIT JARS quart for
81 % per DOZEN quarts for 81 20 per doz-
en-. Also large lot of all glass jars for
sale. lw2s +. b. AIKEN.
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Winter Harh0r.
HALL OF IRON bound LODGE.
Whereas, We have been called to mourn
the loss ct another of our Fraternal band.
therefore,
Resolred, That in the death of Brother Ad-
olson Brown, our Lodge has lost an honorable
Brother and faithful member, and the cOmmu-
nifty an estimable and promising young man.
Resolved, also, that the Lodge deeply SYM
pafhize with the bereaved family and friends Of
our departed Brother. Per Order
IRON BOUND LODGE.
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We have received the Catalogue aud
Circular. Of the Eastern State Normal
School at Castine, for the We ar ending June
IL. 1873. in which we have found much to
interest US, and not little to be proud of,
for every citizen of Hancock County may
well take an interest in this excellent train
ing school, and justly be proud OF the good
work 1t is doing. With G. z. Fletcher A
NJ. still at his post as Principal, and
corps Of other able teachers of long expe-
rience, as Assistants, the school during the
past year has been more than usually sue
cessful.
The total attendance at the different
terms has been as follows:
Fall Term. IS
Winter Term, 30
Spring Term. l51
Total attendance Tor the year. Isl.
To every one whose aim 1t is to become
a teacher, we commend this school as a
most excellent institution, thoroughly
devoted TO the work of training teachers
for their professional labors".
Parties contemplating attending the
School should send to the Principal for
catalogue in which will be found questions
showing the scope embraced in the exam
lnation for admission. Any other infor-
nation connected with school will be
gladly furnished bv Mr.. Fletcher who has
already made IL power In the educational
interests OF the state.
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VINO looping cough, asthma. Group and racking
fe'Is =, eured py Adamson's Balsam. 1t never
'a'is 10 cure. Price S5 cts. Samples free.
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Twenty temperance organizations are
expected to take part Ia the temperance
procession.
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IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REMEDY

strikes at the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back, shoulders, kidneys and throat. ly49
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All church members who take an in-
terest in the cause OF Temperance are in-
vited to meet at Temperance Hall at 8 a.
m. on the 4th.
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ID l E j. .

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be pad for.
Ellsworth-June Both, John Mahoney, aged
81 years.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Thursday, June d.
ARRIVED.
Sch Nandalia. Belts, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Jas Holmes, Ryder, New York
Sch Fair Dealer. Dodge. Boston.
Friday, June p.
SAILED
Sch J Pondon WEIGH New York
Sch Ellen, whitmore, 81 Johns, NJ.
Saturday, June %.
ARRIVED
Sch VIM II Archer. Bellatty. Boston.
sch Ralph Grant, Grant. Rockisnd.
SAILED.
sch Panama. Moon. Boston.
sunday. June 30.
ARRIVED.
sch Fair wind, Loekhart. Boston.
Sch VIM Piokering <, Bellatty. Boston.
Sch Agcnora. Hutchngs. Boston.
sch Harvey, Bunker. Bluehill.
Monday, July /.
SAILED.
sch Marlel. A nderson, Bosio
Tuesday. july :.
ARRIVED
sch Chas Upton, kicf Boston
SAILED.
Sch Julia Edna. Farrell, Bar Harbor
sch samuel Lewis, Hammet. Boston.
Sch capt John Means, Boston
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Do you want to save your children' II you
do. go to g. A. Parcher and get a box OF Fes
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for p cents, or sent
by msil on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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The Chief Engineer and Aids of the
Fire Department, are expected TO take part
In the temperance procession.
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DIR. E. r. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Iroche powder is highly recommended
for Cstarrh. Colds in the head. Headsc he,
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
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Foreign
NEWCASTLE, ; W Sid Q. Bark Hiram Emery
WymAn Hong Kong.