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RraakIto.

Rrssklss.
The Portland Steam Drill Co. has pu,
in a steam drill. and las, Saturday, for the
first time put down a hole three feet in SER
On MINUTES. Capt. Hamilton. and men
board at the New England House.
Tyler Scammons. is building a large
House. The plan is fine one.
Timber is being hauled on the meeting
house hill for new church. Free Union
Church. to be bull; the coming season.
Mining business in this town is fas,
growing up. Franklin Silver Mining CO.
is getting out fine ore.
Mr.. Eugene J. Swan. Supt Of the
"Swan" and 'Frnchman's Bay mines Of
Franklin Is on visit with his family in
Boston and New York.
F. F. Coomb' has ju,; put in new
single machine. and il ready to sell shin
glcs a; low prices. X. Y. X
Ma, -. 1880.
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--Whcrca.. By the sinking Of the sch.
Kate Newman. our Brother Capt Everett,
ii. Newman. and three u ki, vessel. crcW
were sudlcull transferred from this 70 the
higher life. and
Whereas, By his stric, integrity and hon
e,,, 81 purpose. his moral and uprigh, con
duct. and his fidelity To the principle. Of the
Masonic Order. he won the respect and e.
iecm Of his BFcihrcn Of the Fraternity
therefore
Ecsolr~i. Tha, hy the change called
death. his nearest and drarcs; friend, ~ill
greatly mss his presence IA the family cir
Gle the community vail ms. h,m A. a worth,
citizen. and a. ulaspu>. ~ shall miss hm a.
a true and faithful Brother.
Ersairci. That a, he held high rank ii
the affection, Of his many friend, shilr
here. and m.nglns with them IN visible
form. Ne S!il hcntrforta cherish h!, mem
ort 10 our hearts. and strive 50 IN i've. that
should the -,a,el OF the Grad Master Of the
tni'er.e suddenly call u. from the labor,
and lutlc, % thu. life. 49, shall i, prepared
Ia enter that peaceful HArt,or. here the
wicked cease from troubling. and the wcarl
shall End rcsi
kcsairoi, That We lender our heartfelt
.,mpa;hirs 10 his bcrraycd widow. and to
b, parent, and other relatives. in this their
great Bereavement; kindly commencing
them g. the vaichfal care Of the Great
Father. no ioeih all thing, well Tor hi,
children; having perfect confidence. ,ha,
through His infinite love and wisdom. a
home has been prepared, where loved ones
will know 10 parting
Hoalcei. Tia, these resolutions he en-
tered upon the record, Of this Lodge. Copie.
presented 10 the widow ahd family Of the
Brother and a cop, sent TO the ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN Tor Publication.
J. /. FEEENtS. } Committee
WILLIAM STA>IEl. on
J. ". CARROLL Resolutions
Tremon, Lodge. MAY ~. 1850.
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DI + d

Obituary Hofaoes, IesoaJ tbs Lsf., Nas.< csd Age,
mast Be IsIilJer u Me rate Of ten cesss q hss. =
EIlsworth-Msy Is, Mary c., wife OF Mr..
Oscar A. TomPkins, and daughter Of Isaiah
Blaisdeli, Esq, aged - years, month and q
days.
May 81, Mary Eta, only child of Melvin
A. and siitara A. Franks, aged years, mo.
and IS days.
OUR DARLING.
A few short years, i.e l;gLt Of home.
4 Sunbeam bright on earth.
Out Father called, Come, Mamie, Come;
And gave her Immortal birth.
Well we loved hero how dearly.
But the angels loved her more;
And they came and bore her gently,
Safe beyond the shining shore,
There within bright Heavenly bowers,
siems Of beauty on her brow;
She Is one of LIES sweet bower.,
Mami,'s with the angels nav. ~H
North Hancock-May ~, Freddie Tracy.
aged J months, Is DAYS.
FrAnklin--May 70. Mr.. John P. French, aged
65 years, $ months.
Msriayiile-May -. A. How ard Carr. aged
30 years, II months, days.
Bucksport-Asy =, George p, daughter d
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National Republican Convention

NHIIAU0, My ..
Among the prominent republicans here in
anticipation Of the National Convention are
Hon. Wm. F. Frye and Hon Eugene Hale,
OF Maine Hon Wm. f. Chandler arrived
to-day and his quarters a; once became the
headquarters o. the supporters Of Blaine.
A fsw delegates and a good many poll
ticians have arrived
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MARINE LIST.
Elis~ orth Port.

SAILED.
"Wednesday. MAJ -,
IN CITY u Ellsworth. Grant, ~ Blushul
Thur-.iAy MAY -.
IN Juha E.iua. COX. Far IIari-,r
~ " fvrriu, har iiAr,-or.
sch r.-fsr, kAs-
ARRIVED
Friday, May Il.
>ch PanaH. Weber. Boston.
SAILED.
saturday. MAJ =.
IN Nu,eils. Ally. q lOai az Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
~atur'iay. MAJ =.
>ch MArerlhis. Ecuick. Bostoa-
>sh IIg.ssr Hart. Bar iIaTioT.
>sh Mar u-hulAH. FAttcn, Bo.luu-
sch vpy, { Grti.. Boston.
~ch Dexter. Potter. Boston.
SUNDAY, May ..
IN julia EInA. COOK. la. IIarbDr.
>ch II : l-ssTrarc, pasi-, Boston.
ARRIVED.
TUESDAY. May .,
-eh BaH<or ,hntip. -urry.
IA Elizabeth. HAY, B,-Gpn.
SAILED
Tuesday, MAY Is.
sch L.unora. B"n-ry,
>-h y Iiar,ey. Bunker. Camden.
-ch LneiEa. -aicr, Boston.
>eh brarr. Alley, Boston
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OrlaoA.
Capt Amos NJ. Hanson of this village,
performed an Get u saiioriy kindness, on
his las, trip from Boston, that ought to re-
dound to the credit of every good sailor
man. While bound from Boston to this
harbor, in command of schooner Snow Squall
loaded with goods for J. !. CoRdon. and
while of Sable Island. and near Marks Is
land. on Tuesday the 4th day Of May, picked
up two men in . small boat, one Of them
nearly drowned, - it Seems be had been
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j. ~ha, lady Of Boston sad to her hus-
band when be brought home some medicine
10 cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
wears. 4; the first attack thereafter, il wa
administered to her with such good results,
that she continued It's use until cured. and
made 20 enthusiastic in H. praise, that she
induced twenty-five Of the best families m
her circle to adop; It a. their regular family
medicine. That stuff" is Hop Bitters.-
Standard
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EIection OF Gov. by r. l. Legislature

hVN II'I-NNtl n J
There having been no choice FOR Governor
and Lieat. Governor in the State Election.
the lpsi.aiuFv to-day elected y, II. Li,tle,
field. Governor, and II. II. Fave. Lieut.
Governor. and they were inalgurated. Both
had the highest number Of votes IN the State
cotton.
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AUGUSTA, Nav rs.

hepssiA, way %
The Augusta Fishway was formally
opened this morning in the presence of
about five hundred people. Among the dis
tlnguished persons present were, his Excel
iency Gov. Davis and Council. his honor
Mayor Viekery, Fish Commissioners Still
well of Bangor, and Smith of Portland +;
Gen Cook Of Rhode Island. W. IL. Ven
ming, Esq, Fish Commissioner of New
brunswick, and many prominent citizens of
Augusta, and adjoining towns. Appropriate
remarks were made by the Governor and
Council and Mayor Viekery. And then the
gates were raised and the water passed
through. The affair was a great success.
The hshway is one Of the finest in the world
and vas erected at an expense Of about
SiS DR0
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FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
Held for Trial

SFAINGFlELD, MASS, MAY ..
Mrs VIM. F. Bromley. Of Russell. charged
with numbering her step son, was held with
out bail for Trial al the December term, to-
day. Samuel Butler a well-to-do farmer of
this town hung himself to-day.
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Just Look

Tickets for ell point west ia. Pennsylvania
Central, and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Bost.n. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can bs> had OF c G Burriu az the lowest rates
Also uckets - Portland by inside line Of steamer
Gail and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
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1t Is said to be the "driest time in Lewis
ton for those who like "sumthn to take" ever
known. The new law. backed by a vigorous
enforcement of the same. is striking terror
to the vendors of the ardent. and few il any
know where 10 obtain any of it. The penal
ties arc so severe and the means Of detection
SO skilfully arranged that rum selling is no
longer profitable. and consequently the deal.
ers ~ It are scarce. and becoming srarcer
every dav. With the closing up Of the rum
holes. We may look for a more than usually
quiet and orderly season. Lewiston jour
nal
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tbisa.ters.

Brig Eugene Hale. Of Calais at New York from
Denierara, reports April p, Prank Moorehea.i
axe Is, years. seaman 81 New York died OF Pneu-
nfonia-
Sch Nellie sawyer. Bunker. from Portland. Ne.
al Mobile, May Is, reports AT II - 4. NJ. Nav ),
Al.acu Light bearing W loo miles de<tant, wa.
into ~ unknown two masted schooner and
had rail top thinkers and chain plates broken
Damage 10 the strange vessel unknown.
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Mass. school Suffrage Association.

buNIuN, May %
The hrs; annual meeting Of the Msssa-
ohusetts School Suffrage Association was
held here to-day. The attendance was quite
large, alrnos, entirely Of ladies. |, is pro
posed to appoin, one woman in each county
in the State 10 enlist the interest of women
in the matter Of voting on school measures.
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D.s M eseie Ports.

BnsTuS-l7. Ar >.;h Dexter, Potter, Ellsworth.
tHAEIE,To>-Ar L, brig Myronu,, HiggIn-,
New York
JAcA-osvmLE-Cld Is sch John Som.., WALL.
New York.
Portland
NV foHK-Ar Is, sch Ieiaware, Eerriu Ella
worth. for Rliniout.
Ar ID. Brix Eugene Hals, Lori. I,cmerara.
ArrosAtG-Ar IS, >ch jed Frye. Langley, Calais.
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Wool Carding Mil.
Probate Notice.. Z. Dorr.
Moving Maehines-C. 4. JOY.
Wool Cariing-surry Village.
Fnrcelo.ure-Julis {. Barnard.
Auciton-B. A. and J. I. osgood. Exrs.
Court Of 1nsolyency-C. 4. DOrr. Register.
Biuehill Copper Mining 4 smelling Co
John NJ. Merrill.
Ellsworth a Deer Isle Tel. co... Z. Thorn.
as. Cierk.
Notice to owners OF Wild Lands-Geo. Is
SAWYER. Scc'y.
Annual Meetiog-Gouldsboro Silver Mining
Company.
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Gee. 5. and Helen p. Chandler. aged years,
10 months.
Brooklin-Aay Is, Capt. John c. Tibbets,
aged - years.
Tremont-May 10, Mrs. Catherine. wife OF
Cspt. James Long, aged about Is years.
May Is. Miss Mayctta Mclean of Calais,
aged Is years, months and II DAYS
Mt. Desert-May -. Mrs. Anthelia A.. wife
OF Mr. John W. smith, aged about 81 years.
Cranberry Isles-May Ia. Mrs Hannah NJ,
wife OF Mr.. Elisha Gifey. aged 90 years.
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Nj A II RI T. - .

sulliyan-May %, by Rev. J. johnson. Mr.,
II. ". Moves and Miss Jennie johnson, both
Of sullivan.
Brooklin-May %, by Rev. T.. $. Fish. Mr..
VIM. ii. Cousins OF BIuebill, and Miss Susie
NJ Peryear Of Sedgwick.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
No. l35. Amherst. etc. =. b. Foster.
No. l3J, Dedham. r. Z. Gilmore.
No. 1877, Otis etc. J II. Jordan.
60, iSo, is, Buoksport, J, p. Ames, +. l..
Grindle.
No. 40. Verona. A. II. whItmore.
No. lil. oriand. +. n. Chase.
No. li2, l43. Ellsworth, Geo. W. T. Hight,
II. Fremont Mai,loeks.
No. IA, Penobscot. j. II. Littlefield.
No. las. surry, Samuel WATSON.
No. l45. Castine, Fred W. Foster.
No. IA. Brooksyille, W. Walker.
No. las. Sedgwick. q. l.. Clspp.
No. lis. Bluehill. L. Ward Pete e.
No $50, Brooklin, q. :. Hamilton.
No. ISL, III, Deer Isle, II. Huston, ". II. II.
Spofford
No. I53, Lie su Haut, E. p. Cole,
No. l5t, franklin and Eastbrook, w. W.
Brasdon.
No. I35, Hancock, II. C. Miiliken.
No. l6, Trenton and Lamoine, c. A. Rev.
nold,.
No. I57, Eden, Z. NJ Hamor
No. l5s, Mt Desert. etc, William Fennelly
No. i59, fremont, W. \. Abbott
No. ltD. Sullivan, Elwood Hill.
No. l6l, Gouldsboro', Frank Taft.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
No. l62, Dsnfogth. etc., byron ". russell,
30. i65, Hossuth, etc. w. Y. johnson.
No. 1874, Vanceboro', Horace Kellogg
No. lbs, Hinekiey, etc.. David Dresser.
No. id6, Princeton, John Carrie.
No. I67. Baiieyville, John r Staples
Nos. l6s. and lds, Caias, W. II. Allen, J. N,
DYER. 4
No. 40, Barring and CLsriotte, A. W. Fisher,
No. III. Mcddy bemps, ETC., Caleb Gilman.
no. ia. Crawford, etc, ] II. Gray.
No. lI3. Robhinstog, Rnfus Gates,
No. ia. Perry, c. 1. " ashhurp.
No. LIS. Pembroke, John e.. Campbell.
Nos. i16. aud III, Eastport, George +. Wsds-
worth, Geo. II. Robbins.
No. lis. Luhec, Alexander B. Sumner,
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-Arri' ed..ai Somes'illc, May 23d 1850
Sch /. +. BurlingAme. Burlingamc Master,
from Boston to load With ice for New York
Ncssrs. somcs and HamOr, shippcrs.
James ". Ryor. Esq. Of New York,
came here last Saturday. and j. preparing
TO erect a Summer rc.idcnoc on Bar Island
opposite Mason's point
Nav -. 1850.
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PORTLAND, MAY p.
The barquet;e Carrie Winslo~. 9i4 tons
was safely launched a, East Deering to-day
from the ship yard of J. 5. winslow x Co.
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Til. Boston Clothing Store is just
opening the Spring Stock. and YOU should
all call and see what an immense pile Of
goods 1t has. and the cheap prices they
are selling at Read the advertisement. in
another column. Ellsworth Store. Coombs
block on the Brigde. l4tf.
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"THE BEST Cotton MEDICINE N THE
WoRrp."-The Oid Eegctabie Pnimonary
Bdisam. Cutler Brothers \ Co. Boston.
Small reduced 10 IS cts; Large. 81.
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DeleEaie Elected.

PORTLAND, May IS.
The democratic primary tonight, elected
delegates to the State Convention, a major
ity Of whom favor Chas. H. Chase Of Gov.
Gareelon's Council as delegate a, large to
the Cincinnati Convention.
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City and County.
1sligisss Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGRRGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 30 A.
n. and z. ~. sabbath school In the siter.
noon, at II o'clock, NJ.
bAPTIsr.-Preschins 81 aud l-2 p. v. sab
bath school stI z. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
Ing, TUESDAY evening at l-2 o'clock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service at AIS and
30 Z. N. sunday school at p. NJ.
CAruoLlc.--Presehin 81 10 l-e O'Clock A.
n. Sabbath School At : p. n.
nErHoDIsr.-Preschin at . and 2. NJ
Sabbath School at r. NJ
UNION TEMPERANCE NEErISG-evervS sun
dsv al IA T.. NJ. at the Methodist Vestry.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate OF the COUNTY
Of Hancock
1HE undersigned Geo. W. Young Of Iamoine
] Guardian OF Ida l.. Langley. Laura l.. Lang
Icy and lpsils Langley. minor children OF AIDE
Der y Langley. late OF satd I.amoinc respectfully
represents that said minors ar, owners N foe sim
pie and In common OF certain real estate sitnatsl
~ said Lamoine. TO eit, the farm OF said Langley
that The personal property IL not sufficient for "a,
support OF said wards That reasonable should
be provided IN anticipation OF aocruing expenses
that he has an Advantageous offer therefor. 10 VT
nine hundred dollars " therefore he prays 70,
leave to accept said offer and sci aud convey said
ian'i. that appearing 10 be for the Interest OF All
concerned. md the proceeds applie'i 10 the main
tahance Of said waErls, or pgt a. interest
III n x.atv
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Excep, IN cities Of more than 10000 in.
habitants, the enumerators have the entire
month of June in which to complete their
labors. In cities of more than 10000 inhab.
itants, the work must be done in two weeks
IL will be for the interest Of the public to CO.
operate with the officials to impart the full
lest possible information. as this enumeration
will form the basis of Names representation
an Congress the next decade The property
OF the district will be taken by some other
method, and so in the present work there is
no reason for the slightest reticen Z in fur.
nlshIng the desired information
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lyric
GREAT REDUCTION /!

owing 10 the recent reduction In the price of
TN am enabied "a sell Pans rnd Paiis nj as low
prices a. last year
ss"se. ~ all description from the la.gc.,
RANCE Z" The smallest of BOAT STOVES constantly
hand.
iron PH~ps. Lead ripe Sac. tat ant z,nc,
at reduced prices.
also keen 10 v-sbra,e,, Cse ssb~r Pusp
for ssla
Lana -plc Agent for the celebrated Bi.nSh. r..
eesrs, also sell th- only real Worlds Far
fh"rn,' Cylinder, Hood 4 Stone D.isA CHE-RNS
" all sizes Sole gent for the celebrated W,.,t
Cutlery Keep the largest .t.-k Of CasS... ana
Ftdfed Goods Ia he found In the County I also
Keep tho only fret elias. Stone I.se " be found In
the CITY.
- there are LsTtfv quantities ~ common crockerv
oherri Tor saly. stamped with the black stoue
stamp, iatises buying should be- careful 70 ~
tsttain whether they arr buying Stone ware OF
I. c. War;. sell the {. {. Ware STAMPED with
black stamps for ~ and 81 cent. 4 ~. foF Teas
Plates 20 t. % cents per dozen
No nrst class siope Mare. can be bought al half
prce, anlaEy oseIe,i at les- than regular prices
arr sepdnsk OF ,hiris
Remember the place, the oldest established stove
sto9- have been In the business twenty Ave
years. twenty years of which have been IN En-,
worth. " i-''a
'""' y. -. AIKEN,
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No. 1ie, Prescott. c r. Nu,ter.
No. lso. Edmunds. Nelson 5. Allan.
No. Isl, Dennysyille. c. A. Woodbury..
No. 1s2. Whiting, Isaac Crane.
no. lsS. Cutler. W. Wilder.
No lN. East Machiss. r. II. Wiswell.
No. 10. Machiasport, James r. +. T3bey.
no. ~, Machiss. Vim. II. Phinney.
No Isl, Jopesboro', James Pope.
No. lSs. yonesport, II. J. Leavift.
n" lS, Msrshflel!!. Nathsn 8. Bowker.
40. ITO, Cenieryile. etc, Coin Wilson.
No. 1871, Addison, T.. A. Austin.
No. ~. Harrington. Charles A. CONN.
No. 1913, Milibrijge, Geo. Googin..
No. ~, Stsuben, James &. Googins.
No. w., Cberryfield. Geo. L. Stevens.
No. la6. Columbia, g, Wilson.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun.
ty OF Hancock.
TIE undersigned Executor of the last viii and
] testament OF William Conley. late OF Castine in
SAID county. deceased respectfully represents that
the provisions of said VIII require the sale Of the
Real Estate OF which the said Conley died seized
and possessed. whe.efore your petitioner prsys
your Honor TO grant him License TO sell at pub
nc or private sale. and convey said real estate To
wit, lot OF land lying in said Castine, bounded
nosthwesteriy by Perkins street. sostheasteriy by
tastine lisrbor, northeastery by land In oocupa.
non OF Nathaniel Neafte and southw esierly by
land occupied by John Neazic, Of the real estate OF
The deceased {including the reversion OF the
widows dover herein.) to carry out the require.
ments of said will
wv. II wTTHERLE. Executor.
Castinc, May H. isso.
STATE OF MAINE.
HascocK. s. court Of Probate, Buoksport May
Term, A u. issu.
Upon the foregoing petition, oRpEkEp, That
sad petitioner Rivc public notice TO all persons in.
ORDER thereon, 10 be Published three weeks sue
ccssiveiy IN the Ellsworth American a newspaper
published In Ellsworth in said County that they
may appear At n Court of Probate for said County.
to be held at Ellsworth. the 10th day Of
June next nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon TO
-hew cause II any they have. why the prayer Of
saif petitioner should not he granted.
Jw2. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest ;-CHAs p. poRR. Register
true cnpy-Auesi. CHAs. L. DuRR, Register
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FOR SALE.
Post Office Notice.

DIVING 70 the failure Of Congress To make N a =
" Hopr.ation for incidental expenses essa.sctei
With the Post Office Department, have received
scs connested with opening aud disuibuiins
mails during the night time vii not b. met b. the
Government Notice u hereby Sixss that ON sn&l
after May 18th, the Ellsworth Posi- ONCE viii sIOse
at dark and maiis arriving during the nfgfn will
mol be distributed till morning. .sg = & II
A. W. CUsHNAN, Postmaster.
Ellsworth, Nay 18th, lse0. 200
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MIR Winheld ;. IIinckley. in behalf OF
himself and family. desire, To return his.
and their most grateful and sincere thank,
10 all those who 80 literally and promptly
rendered their assistance IN repairing in par;
the great loss he 80 recently sustained BY
Err. Word, fail 10 express the gratitude
Eel; by theIs TO their man, friends
And nov We have settled down into a
comparatively quiet mining town ,isre j.
much work now being done here. but the
great rtish and boom, that was herr last
winter j. gone, and ~e are glad of il.
MIR. c. W. Stewart. who recently came
here to practice law. has removed 10 Fills
worth.
The Douglass Mining Co, have their
mill about ready for machinery. and soon
will have the machinery in operation, they
don't make any fuss, bu, keep a, work.
Mr.. Moyle. the new Superinten; Of the
Biuehili, Is very quiet man, who evidently
knows what. he is about and means business.
Mr.. l. Ward Peters has been appointed
TO take the census Of this town. An ap-
pontmeni eminen,ly fit to be made.
Republican Caucus. Saturday, June IL,
- choose delegates to attend State and Dis
trict Conventions.
We claim to be the bushes, little village
in Maine ROB
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Goo1s1slsssro.

SouI0sUor@-
The Gouldsboro Co., will soon have the
wherewithal to make a deep hole in the
ground.
The West < Sowle Co. are cross-cut-
ting for the vein on the Northern part OF
their property.
Sherman Smith, Esq, the millwright,
with a crew Of men has begun the building
Of the dams and concentrating works here.
Signal Light Lodge Of Good Templars
now numbers IS members, and three or four
limitations each week. W. {. T., y. Ii.
Sowle w. V. T., Eliza McCassiek Lodge
Deputy, W. L. Guptill. We believe this
silent way the best to disseminate temper
ance ideas. If you mix the thing with pol
itics the heat evaporates much Of the savory
elements There are now three lodges OF
G. rs in town and the fourth is about being
started.
Fishermen report plenty Of ash close
into the islands.
Mature came out yesterday morning
clothed in beautiful robe of green.
GALENA.
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, IS Court of Probate Eiiswo.sh, April
Term, A, ID. lso. ''
Accounts h.yips Peen Sled for settlement In
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c. NJ. Holden, Guar
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Soet.
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Wednesday Of June next ten OF the clock in The
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