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Srw GEnsonp-Ar L. sch, Copy. cur,l.. IN.
worth Marrellas. FOmroy. bangor
81 .isi. sch Copy Carts. >ew YORK
80 II. sch Copy. Gurus. S~s YORK
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Se~ York.
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Ar !. sch. Aindora. Ma.on, Mount Desert.
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Forest CITY. Noon, Bangor. Wreath Hodxion
do Eranconia. Austin. do for New Ro-keIIe
Martha Weeks. somer. Ellsworth for gondout
Fair Dealer. Dodge do for do. Asenora. Hutch
lu. Providence.
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smith. from ooulds0oro,
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Freetny, Koekland.
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PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER 1 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Iw IN MEDICINES Lyle

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
i all concerned. that she have been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon berseli the trust oil
an Administrative of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PREBLE, late of sullivan,
in the County Of Hancock, decea .ed
BY giving bond the law directs: she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the
SAID deceased's estate, to make immediate pay.
ment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
HARRIET h. PKEBLE
June Is, 1873. 3w26s
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylyania Central. and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had of c..
c. Burrill ut the lowest rates. Also tick
cts TO Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. ISL
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AssAyer-W L. Frederick
Probate Notics.-C. 4. porr
Heart DissAsc-F T.. Ingalls,
NOe- Res. TsK-To~n OF OAs.
Sealed ProposAls-Building Com
tofin Ware Rooms-A. & FernAid.
Towering PlAnts-FrcdI II Moses
The weekly sun-The sun. y. \. CITY.
Notice Force lo.ure-A D. BurnhAn Atty.
BucksPori NAT. Bank-Ed. >wAEsy, Cash
Yacht Tor sale or to le;-H. whitins A sons.
Adnintstrator's -Ale-L. J Thomas Admir-
FOURTH "i July Far and Dances. ". HArbo
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0or kspOrs-
On saturday afternoon, the new bark,
called the Boynton. was launched from the
yard Of W. H. Gem Co.
Quite number Of DOR citizens vent TO
Bangor this morning TO attend "BarGum's
AT the Republican Caucus held at
Emery Hall. Saturday afternoon, the toll
lowing delegates 10 the State Convention
were chosen Ambrose White, y. +. Hill.
G. W. McAllIster, w. II. Gem. J. ".
Patterson, ). + Hall
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On the first page of the next weeks
AMERICAN will appear the letter of Sena-
tor Blaine, addressed to the business men
OF New York on the Decay of American
Commerce and the Means for Promoting
its Revival. The subject will be of intsres,
to the vessel builders and owners of this
section.
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The Colored Exodus.

Boston last night, st which s resolution
Was adopted that il Is the duty OF the Gov
eminent 10 aid the exodus OF coIored me
from the South snd that steps be taken i'm
mediaiely 10 assis; those desiring relief
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marvellous cures, that nave won ior u conn
dence In It's virtues. never equaied Dy any other
medicine. II still makes the most eneciual cures
OF Coughs, Code, Consump tion, that can be made
by medical skull. Indeed the CHERRY PECrokAL
has really robbed these dangern1- disease. Of
their ,error- to great extent and given a feeling
of immunity from their fatal effects. ttat Is well
founded # the remedy be taken in season. Every
family should have IL In their closet for the ready
and prompt relief OF Its members. sickness,
suffering, and even life Is saved by this timely
protecuon. The prudent should not neglect H.
and the wise viii not. Keep Il by you for the
protection 1t affords BY its timely use In sudden
attacks.
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Graaktta.
The ladies Of his place encouraged by their
success tn former years, propose to hold a
I"vee At the Town Hall on July 9Th. opening
=, 10 A. N. A Temperance address will be
delivered BY Rev. J. III. Moocrs of Ellsw orth.
commencing stii An. Dinner will b. served
a, I. NJ A pleasant. quiet time i. sn,ici-
paitd. They hope their former patrons will
no, forget them. Proceeds TO b. devoted to
church and parsonage.
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OrIo0d.
Although there has been quite = number OF
fatal sicknes.es in tbi. vicinity OF late, nearly
all OF them have been aged people or incursble
malsdies Of long standing. 4 very SD case
has jus; terminated in death. As the adsge
runs The old mast die while the young s1y
die ye, II is always ssd. II comes near Us all
when the young arc striekea down by the hand
Of disease.
Joel saundcrs.a young man OF 81 year. Of age.
well known In Ellsworth. a. In all OF thi. vi
oinity, went last year TO Cuba with his Father
(who Ia. for many year. worked q, his pro-
fession Of Engineer on tina, island to study the
same profession He enjoyed good health while
there. the best part OF year. His father fear
log he might no, have become sufficiently &C
elimaisd to well withstand the change, send
him bone In advance Of his own returning
He came home and AFTER a little was suddenly
taken with bilious symptoms. which increased
in violence. and after q mosi distressing sick
nee. OF some weeks, died Of complication Of
malAdies, peculiar to thA; climate. which can
no; here describe. He had all done for him
medical skill could do, not only by the Fhysi-
clans here abouts. but by COUNSEL from away.
lie was young man Of 8 remarkably klBd AMI
visEis1 disposition, having those trait. abou,
him thA, made him . fayoriss ami be viii be
greatly missed. The nume rous kins-people
have the sympathy OF all. His funeral was
conducted by Rev. Mr.. GoolnouSh OF Belfast
assisted BY the choir Of the Congregational
Church OF thi. place, MONDAY a. ? T. NJ, and
the residence Of biz Parents was Oiled to over
flowing. AEpIcCs.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF Ike
cutor Of the last " III and Testament OF
ELLIS HARDING. late uf se,lgwick In the
County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bona tbs Law directs; he therefore requests al
persons who are indebted to the said deceased .
c.ilte, 10 make imnt date payment, and those
who have any immediate demands thereon TO
exhibit the same Tor settlement.
SAMUEL HERRiCk. Ext.
Jnne 10Th, 1871. 3wa5
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At Court OF Probate holden at Backsport
within and for the County of Hancock. on the
Srd Wednesday OF Ma, A. -. 1873
uEZEhIAIi r. Luf kin, Admir- OF the estate of
IL samuel T.. Holden, late Of beer Isle. In said
County, deceased, having presented his first ac-
count Of Administration upon aid estate for Pre-
bate,
ORDERED That the said Accounta Mt give no.
tice thereof To all persons interested by causing
a copy this order to be published weeks sssces-
syeiy 10 the Ellsworth American printed 10 Els
worth that they may appear at n Probate Court
10 be held at Bluehilf in said county on the LIST
W Wednesday oil July next at ten Of the C lock
in the forenoon, and shew cause If aey they have
why the same should not be allowed
3w25 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CHAs. 7. DoRR. Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs- 4 Do.k. Reg'r.
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sssta~

Among the summer boarder, at the Cas-
tine House, lately arrived, /. Mr.. Levi, Of
Bangor. DIR. Iaughton 1. daily expected.
Sch I.ols just arrived from New York with
freight.
-Tidcn & sons Lobster Factory is about
closing up a. far As lobster. are concerned.
The Lime Factory s closed waiting ord
err. u.
lime u
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MARINE LIST.

Elis~ersh Pert.
thursday, June 10.
ARRIVED.
Ssh Ralph X. Grant. Grant. RockIand.
sch Hn'sar. Moscly, Portland.
Friday. Jane -.
ARRIVED.
Srh Panama, Moon. Boston
sch Catherine. Jordan. t.oston.
- Guy Of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
-ch sarah Elizabeth. Curis Camden
>ch Charles Upton. kiot. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Casulsp. Means. Provtlcnca.
Saturday. June 81.
SAILED.
Srh EAsAb~ga Fcrrvl. Rar Iarsor
Seh y Harvey. Bunker. Binshlll.
sunday, jane p.
ARRIVED.
sch olive Hraaoh, whHnlcr. Bo.,oa
sch W.stcrloo. Whitaker. boston.
Monday June 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Banncr sinclair. B,ston.
SAILED,
,ch J VI kennedy. Pomroy Eondoal
Sch y. Harvey. Bunker Biuehill.
Tuesday. June -.
ARRIVED
sch Rattan. Youag. EosIon.
.ch Telegraph. Ksmics. Bossoa.
sch Franz Pierce. -slnson Deer I.le
Sch Bloomer. sAaborn. B0stoa-
we.incsaay. Jnnr a..
SAILED
Sch chas Upton. k-,I New York
~ch Catherine. Jordan. Providence
SEA RALPH n. 1rAui, Grant. Eocsisnf.
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ID l E D

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Lamoine-June %, Mr.. Elliot s. Hodgkins.
aged 90 years and 8 months.
Sulliyan-June 10, Mrs. Eienor Clark aged
"a years, months and days.
Gouldsboro-June q, Mrs. franceina Ash
aged 81 years and months.
Winter Harbor-June Is, Mrs. Mary Tracy,
aged 81 years.
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Business Notices.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA1A1RH REMEDY
strike- a the root, builds up the constitution.
makes il new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mueuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly49
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oobbtvom.
Our iiue new boat, the MT. Desert"
came In on her first trip on Wednesday
evening, bringing with her quite party
OF ladies and gentlemen, from Boston and
Rockland. Several gentlemen came. who
either are. or intend being interested in
the mines Of this region and all seemed
much pleased with whs, they found during
their brief visit On the morning Of their
departure, specimens from the mines Of
the Sullivan and Couldsboro Cos. were in
demand and several hundred pounds were
carried away by the visitors, which will be
duly circulated rs among the wonders from
this region. The newly formed company
at Gouldsboro. the stock OF which 10
largely held 10 your city and here. are tax
ing GU, an astonishing quantity OF rich orr.
and this mine Is fast becoming one OF the
chief attractions OF the neiebborhood.
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subsequent meeting elected Hon. +. N.
Laughton President. Walter Haley Of
winterport was elected Secretary and WIN.
P. Hubbard Of Bangor was elected Treas
urer. The capital stock Of this company
10 100000. The property embraces some
sixty acres Joining the land Of the Doug
lass Mining Company. 1t mas been known
a. the Douglass Extension. 1t includes
some fifteen hundred feet In length Of the
main vein. The specimens taken from
this mine are very rich and prospects very
nattering. A meeting Of the Directors viii
be held in few days at Bluehill. II 10 the
Intention to put crew Of men At work at
once.
The Caucus to choose delegates to
represent this town In the Republican
State Convention, to be held in Bangor,
met on Friday evening. The following
delegates were chosen J. +. Hinckley, @.
g. Long. A. II. Dresser aud Eli Blagdon.
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YHE subscriber hereby gives Public notice to
] all concerned, that lie has bcea daiy appointed
and has akcn upon himself the trust Of Admins
traitor Of the Ee-tate OF CH AkLt Is GREEN late OF
OF surry, tn the county Of Hancock, de ceased
By giving bond the law directs. he the rotor c
requests all persons who are Indebted TO the "a!
deeeased's estate, to make immed. ate pa7men t
and those who have any d. maad. tneTso n
TO exhibit the slme for payment
WINFIELD ;. GREEN.
June il, ls1g. 5w26.
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PORTLAND, June "a.
Inc Free MasoDs celebrated ST. John.
day BY procession OF lodges and an .x.
curs'on to the Island. There were GO to
20 lodges ia line with % bands of music
aud the whole procession numbered -al
by count. Grand Master ColIsmore was
present with his officers and the Grand
Lodge was escorted by the Portland Lodge.
the oldest In the State, dating back to l7s2.
IL turned out lbs members. The oldest
Lodge present was the st. Johns OF Ports
mouth, n. IL, which dates back TO l-ae
aud claims To be the Oldest in the United
States. 1t turned out 30 strong. There
were also present from New Hampshire
the STAFFORD Lodge OF Dover. the Human.
Lodge OF Rochester. the Libanus Lodge Of
Great Falls and the Mt. Washington Lode.
OF North Conway. From Vernon, there
was the Passumpsic Lodge OF St. Johns
bury. Maine Lodges are present from all
parts Of the state. The day is beautiful
with cool breeze.
Cniver~afiss state Convention.
IfwIsToN, Jane "a.
The Cniversallst State Convention met
at The Bates Street Unlvsrsali.t Church
to-day. Hon. NJ. L. Frank. President.
called the Convention to order at ten aud
the preliminary business was transacted.
AT eleven the sermon was preached by
Kew. Miss Angel! In the afternoon the
EAnrufEana1
Weston presiding. Rev. II. c. Munson
delivered memorial address on the late
Rev. +. Fisher. u. ID. The following were
appointed by the convention officers for
the ensuing year: President. M. p. Frank
OF Portland; Vice President. Hon Henry
Lord. Bangor; Secretary. Rev. l. J. Mead.
Hiram: Treasurer. Hon. Richard Dresser,
Auburn; ;. :. Secretary, Mrs. Allen Mer-
rili, Dexter. Preacher OF occasional SER
mon for lsso. Rev. T.. W, Prebie, Bangor
Alternate, Rev. q. W. Whitney. Augusta
Republican state Convention.
BANGOR, June "a
The assembling Of delegates to the Re
publican State Convention ha. ALREADY
commenced, quite large number having
arrived in town last evening. The prospect
now Is that the Convention will be one OF
the largest that has ever assembled In the
state The names OF four or 1--WE candi.
dates are prominently mentioned and each
has more or less active support. but no
prediction can safely be made a. yet con-
delegates who have arrived from various
parts OF the state and who favor the vari-
Gus candidates, all agree that the rivalry
Will be OF the most amicable nature and
that all are anxious TO unite on the man
who shall seem best adapted to consolidate
and strengthen the party In the coming
campaign.
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farm FOR SALE.
NORTH BROOKLYN Me-,
KNOWN AS THE
Samuel Herrick Farm.

TT contains about 30 acres, well divided
and fenced with good cedar, 20 acres
in moving and tiliage, remainder IN pasture
and wood, good pasture. well watered. and
wen OF unfsiiing son v alter near the house. Has
cut from ID 10 20 tons Of hay. The1buiidipKs con
sist Of two story house. ell. wood honse and
barn - 20. large hen and hog houses, all pleas
village TO No. Brook in one mile from Sedgwick
village and church, and hall mile from school
The above pres ents . rare opportunity for q good
bargain, as the owner has csgaged in other bu 81.
ness. oaa Will cell cheap. Terms easy
- For further particulars address
2mos2as CAPT. A. b. CARTER.
Sedgwick, Ne.
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Sid from It Jago-June 7th, VIM u Moseley
Beilatiy. Baranquiila.
Rio oranic DO sui-Cld May 18th, seh Jennie
A siubbs. stubbs, New York
Baraeoa-Ar sJh, seh Anne 5 Murch, Trew-
Orgy. GraEshl-
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Do you want to save your children, II you
do. 90 70 G. A. Psreher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expelier. 1t is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for Is cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden L Co., Rocklspd.
Maine.
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House for Sale.
- THE House and Lot on Church 81, in
net j Ellsworth, bet ween house OF Carlton
eseH McGown, and the school House.
Enquire OF
HALE 4 EMERY,
Attorneys.
Ellsworth, June ., 1879. 3w2A
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ASSETS.

MARKET PRICE
10000 United states per cent Bonds,
Gold, tl0e 3l2 50
900 Emitted states ~ per cen, Bonds.
Gold, l0,G5o
100 United States per cent Bonds,
Gold, l02 v
100 600 Massachusetts per cent Bonds.
Gold, lio.5oO %
100 90 Boston, Mass, per cent Bonds.
Gold, Ill., 5000
4O.00 FAN River. Mass, per cent
Bonds cold, D,sooo
$1,000 Newton Macs , d per cent Bonds
Gold, $4,000
1900 Lynn, Mass, per cent Bonds
Gold, 1880 20
5000 Danvers. Mass per cent Bonds,
Gold, 81 $50 90
Is shares First National Bank Chel.
sea. Mass. l,lDoo
100 shares Manufacturers National
Bank Boston, s,ds5 90
rs Shares Merchaodiss Ma nal
Bank Boston. 6I5eO
50 shares Continental National
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages and
Real Estate, olreW w
Premiums In Course of Collection, 36,4D74
Accrued Interest, 4,S9
Cash in Bank and Once, 35-o4 d
Total. vssose7 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, teOO00 90
Reserve for Reinsurance, S,0iD
Reserve Tor Losses, Comuissions,
and other Claims, - 80 -
Net surplus, DWH
Total. esso.s0 .
Q. G. Burrill, Agent.
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Instsnter cures TOotL-che 10 one moneu
3ltf
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sch tnas- Upton, k~tf New York.
sch Catherine, jordan. Providence
sen Ralph h. trAut. Grant. Epcstant
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The Largest Assortment of ReayMac CLOTHING Eastern Maine
The Largest Assortment of CLOTHS in foreign Domestic suitable
o ON "a j .ioE Ia NJ N'N
The Largest Assortment of HA Is and CAPS Eastern
stock
we uey competition where Exist
We
70 c
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases of the Throat and Iunss,
s~ch ~ CSSg he, Coids, WhoOp.
tsg Cough, Brone hisis,
AsshasA and
CONsUM PTaON

The lew compo sitlon-
which have won the con
nience OF mankind and
become household words
among not only one bat
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever Sc
,cured 30 wide a reputa.
ton, or maintained Il SO
long a. AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. II has been
known to the public
about forty years, By a
long continued series Of
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Ellsw srsh lasgh sehssl Pptse Oeela.
nation.

dience assembled In Hancock Hall Friday
evening to listen to the Prize Declama-
tons given by scholars Of the Ellsworth
High School. In view OF the comparative
been preparing for such an exhibition 1t
WAS highly creditable to all the speakers as
well as the Principal OF the School. There
being no graduating class this year the ex.
hihition was intended TO take the place Of
the usual graduating exercises and those
who took part were selected from the three
classes which had been In the school three,
two and one years respectively.
The following was the order OF exercises ::
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-19

We take the following from the Au-
burn Courier.
The people Of Indiana feel like urging
their claim for Hendricks in the National
Democratic convention. and the truly
live party organs are already In the field
with their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Union
a few Democratic papers in the State.
that pretend TO be party organs are
moi in the field with their arguments
on the other hand. while they pretend
m feel anxious Cor the success Of Mr..
Hendricks. thew are afraid 10 say that
Mr.. TiIden Il mot the man they want.
We say that they are afraid and repeat
IL with emphasis Too cowardIy to
champion the csnse Of the man they
know Il entitled 10 their influence And
whys Simply because they are afraid
Mr.. Hendricks will not be successful In
and they will not be in po-
sition 10 demand fzvors 1t the hand Of
the incoming Democratic administra-
ton
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-19

Tie following resolution were adopt
bv the Silver Star ElSe Bal Club. M reg
'rlar meeting. In respect 70 the memory
of WILLIAM l. ScHCEITER, first base
man. who was rreiientlr hit aud killed
hv the h-.ll while running from seconl
to third base. September l1tIi-- 1872
Where's il has pleased Divine prOvi-
ience 20 remove from our midst our e.
feemcd fellow player. WILLIAM l.
SgHUE-TER: therefore be il resolved.
l. That we recognize IN his dcceasc
the hand Of Almighty God and bow Il
hi ~unreme viii
2 That the base ball club Las lost q,
Honorable. patient aud exrcifakt player
and the society OF genial companion
and tl.at we extend our heartfelt sympa,
thy to the bereaved family
BeAifsoane. Captain.
Aug HaeDerle. Sect x Catcher
g. GnfseIl, Pitcher 4 Treas
III Lambert Second base
A. Hochgesang. third :
Hiram t. Wither<. right fielder
William H. yuif. center
John krodlc. lett fielder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-19
Salt!
Lime!
Cement!

In any quantity desired. al all times.
from one barrel to 100 bbls- and at
reasonable figures. Particular prices
made on large sales at the H. X. Depot,
Jasper. Ind.
Aug -. 19-tf. j. II. IL EssxER-