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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01
Home and Foreign News.

The heat was excessive in New York.
Friday. The Thermometer stood at 90.
Carl Schurz and Conkling are announce d
to open the Ohio campaign next month.
Steamer Dessourk, with the obelisk on
board, has sailed from Gibraltar for Amer
lea.
The United States, Great Britain and
Germany are to act in concert 10 prevent
further aggressions Of Spanish cruisers on
foreign vessels in Cuban waters.
Nebraska will show population Of
about 300 ,OS by the present eensus--a gain
OF about 800 per cent. in ten years.
Judge Porter. republican candidate for
governor Of Indiana. thinks the Cincinnati
ticket the weakest that could possibly have
been nominated for effect in Indiana The
choice of Mcdonald. he thinks, would have
been very much stronger.
A very. uncertain factor is the demo
cratic calculations as to Hancock's success is
the Irish vote. \ prominen, Catholic dem
ocrat IN Ohio Of the first rank. said in
Cincinnati that he would never vote for
Hancock. and Brooklyn leader also said
tina; Hancock would lose $1,000 votes in
Kings county.
-Dennis A. Driscol. Of LYNN. Mass, Is
said to have been drowned a, the Narragan-
se,t disaster. A body recovered the other
day and brought to New York was identified
by some parties Sc the body Of the late pc
destrian. and his brother went from LYNN 10
ascertain the truth Of the statement
China has an army Of tD0,DOO men with
which to fight the Russians in case of war
Most Of these are only armed with heavy
old sabres. pixies and even bows and ar
rows. The palace guard Of 5000 men at
Pekin are PARTIAL, armed with muskets s.A
feet long. which one soldier must hold Wide
another shoots.
David Dudley Field. democrat and a
brother of Just,cs Field. saws that when b.
hea,i the news of the nomination - General
Garfield 4 forgot m, party affiliations for a
time. and vas real glad. He is broad
nan. HIS information and reading qualify
him to Be an ornament in his position"
New York is wondering over huge
specimen Of horse which was brought to
that city on Tuesday from Ohio. The ami
tered height j. ~ inches, or NJ hands and
one inch. foot taller than the average man.
and his weight 2ijo pounds This is the
largest horse OF which there i. n record.
although veterinary surgeon in New york
once owned horse 10 hand. and one inch
in height.
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The celebration in this village July 9Th,
the proceeds Of which are to aid in the col.-
pletion of the Baptist church, will be quite
a novel affair In the forenoon Temper
anee Rally, in which speeches by MIR DIR.
French, Rev, II. NJ. Eaton, and others are
looked for. In the afternoon after the
Yacht race, the Pds,amaquoddy Indians
will engage in a Cane race. Running
Races, etc. In the evening grand Por-
oor by the Indians in Pacific Hall A
large crowd is confidently expected.
The many friend. of the Hon. ii. j,
Coombs Of this town, will learn with deep
regret of that genileman's dangerous illness
with typhoid fever. Mr.. c. is greatly re-
spected BY the people Of this region, and
many sincere expressions Of sympathy are
manifested for him in his sickness We
heartily hope he may recover. and soon be
with US again. RusrIcrs.
June rs, 1850.
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Another Collision in East River.

The Steamer Long Branch vas run into
by boat in the Fast River abou; this 4.
NJ. and struck below the water line. The
Long Branch at the time Of collision had on
board about 800 persons, mostly women
and children OF Brooklyn Baptist Church
She vas bound up the Hudson on the an
raal excursion. She had hardly left her
pier when she struck the ha~ser connecting
the tug Daylight and seow in tow. The
Long Branch swung round and oollided
with the scow. A large hole vas knocked in
her bow. but the collision IN her bulk head
prevented her sinking at once and thus
enabled her to land her passengers in safety.
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEkE.iS benjamin Lori. Of Sctlgwick Caun.
W y u Hancock. state II Maine fl,i uu The an
Of May !sI1, convey a. tsDck.r r. turrier Nv
mortgage dee,ii certain lot ~ hnd situated IA,
said ~tIgNirk, bounded and ic-,'r -p,i A. follow.
o. VII beginning At stake aud stone. ON IA stern
-ite 81 highway Ut northern corner 81 land ~
Rus iiIriln2. theme south 81 eat nlnety
nvc rods by said Handing Land to land owned h.
NJ ,. fuend theme. south A. west thl rt.s.n rt.i-
u lAnd- II MC~e- T.. Friend thence by all
tTtend's land, and land IT j. 4 Park,.T ., ,.
wet, one hundred ami seven rod. 10 An
angle In the fence, thence north q 2
west by said Parker land sd, en- r,- 10 Ih, high
way. thence following EASTERN side uf highwAy
north - east thiFty eight ro.ts, 10 Inks Ia
nr-t mentioned bound, al-p lot u land on northern
site 81 highway, beginning st western eornsr ~
laad OF Eii- Harding, thence s. west
foito~ine northern side ot highway twenty NV
r"ds, 10 links, &" lani Of iapt. Parker theme,
north y q west by land Of aid pIrter
Ten nHtS u links Ia an angie IN the fence. th.nc.
North - l@' west by. said Parker. L,pd
hirty three ro'is 20 Land ~ said Parker, thence
n"rth ~ - east twenty i've rods 10 land Of Eni-
i.lrnng thence south % . east thirty four rod.
to an ang-s-ln the fence. themes south ar ra-,
fifteen rOd- ""-per Of fence thence south - y
east siN rod 10 corne. of enrc thence south >.
west tx ru4is la first hu1ud-, containing atopt
~ acfr-, 10 rHts, together WIKI all tho building.
thereon -tAh'lne, and whereas f.e e.ln.frtio, ~
-'iid mortgage ha- h's'n broken, chaifn b. frr
et"sS tiie same ami give lats nOsce for that MIR
pose. fN'
kBE>kZER +. CI'RRIER
by kibri'tge L. COumbs hi. Attv
seNe"'.' June I'm, 1871 Sw25
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st. Nicholas for July, l>>0, ready June
18th, has patriotic flavor appropriate to the
season and, in An article written and thor
oughly illustrated by Mr.. Daniel Beard. IL tell.
the boys and girls how to celebrate the Fourth
OF July with Paper Balloons'-how 10 make
them, and how 10 send them up with safety to
both balloons and sepders.
The irontispiece illustrates . stirring incl
dent in the Revolutionary war-young ..Eliza-
beth Zsne Saving Fortn garrisoned BY few
patriot. against i've hundred Indian. under
Tory leader. There Is picture, by j. T..
Kelly, Of the heroic deed Of young dragon
-une Of Phil kearny's famous Twenty In the
Mexican war. The two stories are narrated
bfiehs. The career % the brave and noble
MonfgoneryIone Of the generals Of the Revo-
lutton-is told by George j. Naruey, who
writes Of him and The Canadian Patriots Of
lii3" Mary Wager Fishers story Of Toms
Anti-tire-crzcker League suggests q pleasant
way for live boys and girls to celebrate the
glorious Fourth appropriately. without fire
crackers. A white silhouette picture, BY l..
Hopkins, shows how modern young American
would IKE TO pay compliments 10 Liberty.
Miss Lucretia y. Hale contributes another
paper about the daiIss Of the famous "Peter-
kins' This time Elizabeth Eiizs Writes a
Paper about The Sun and reads it before the
There y short story Of LIE IN Southern
state: " Frank Il. Stockton with picture BY
W ~, fitter OF all that hood len OF "0ne-tree
lsiandi another Of life In Australia, with .
STRIKING picture Of lads narrow escape
from the fury Of the black natives an illus.
traied tale Of life In England, telling How
Little Patty saved her Mother" and story
Of small but lively little New England chat
ter-box, entitled Dame burden and Little
Nj: BABE and illustrated by =. II. Lungrcn.
Number ~. Of The Majors Big-talk Sto-
ries'' tells Of "A See-saw In an Elephant. pt >
and has two pictures BY ii. McVickar.
~ me TWO serials, both illustrated, "Jac
and Jiil, by Louisa N. Aleoti, has this Month
an msiallment Of strong aud tender interest.
and ''rhe Falrport Nine boys Of Noah Broo s
arspmse militia company, have banner pre-.
senyea 70 them By "the ladies Of fsirport.'
aud have an excitiRg time among themscly q
whiis building s'ssamps h the woods
Peeos. sseseaabae aDa humorous, and pict-
ures Of fun and frosic appear here and there in
the number, anu the pages devoted TO yery
young readers, '.Jsek-in-the PuIpirs'' re-
marks. the "Letter-box' and the Riddle
box are filled with fresh. varied and AMUSING
items, stories, letters frqm the boys and girls,
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Eleven wears our daughter suffered on
q bed Of miser. under the care Of several Of
the best and some Of the worst physicians,
who gave her disease various names but no
relief. and nov she Is restored to Us IN good
health. by a. simple remedy as Hop Bit
ter. that We had poohed at for two years.
before using it. We earnestl, hope and
pray that no one else will let their sick
suffer as We did. on account Of prejudice
agains, so good a medicine as Hop Bitters."
The Parents diagram.
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June 2s,h.

/. Aide

A sad accident occurred 4; West Tren-
ton. on the morning Of SATURDAY., June 70.
A little boy two years old, only child Of
Capt, John Rich. was drowned in spring
well near the house Of his grandfather Mr..
James Kelley.
During the thunder shower Of the same
morning the lightning came down the
kitchen chimney Of the house Of Mr.. Rob
two receivers threw the stove covers, SCOT,
and ashes about the room. knocked the
,eaeap out Of the hand of Mr. Ash, and
aled her eyes with ashes, the famil. escaped
serious nJup. VI.
June 18th.
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Condensed Dispatches.

fUNTUN, JUNO y.
-Thos Faulkner, Maine veteran, and re-
Gently an inmate Of Togus Home was found
tonight With ms throat cut and razor "
ing by his SIDE at the ss-se Of ms brother.
Josephine Wander. was burned to death
b, lighting a FIRE with kerosene.
Geo. A Russell Vas arrested for bur
slary. committed al Buckield, Ne, har-
ness shop two YEAR, ago.
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OOosessSe POres
NJ \ Il X | f ID .

Ell,worth-June -, Moses ii. Hammond OF
East surry. aud Lissie ;. smith Of Ellsworth.
june q, BY Rev. DR.. Tenuey, Mr.. Andrew
Newman and Mr.. Laura IL. Joy, both oi
Ellsworth.
Waltharn--June 20. by Charles Carr, Esq.
Nr Henry NJ, Grave, Of Ellsworth, and Mis-
Apna u. Jordan Of " altman.
Also. Mr.. Frank j. Grave. and Miss LII.
liam stanley, both OF Ellsworth
stoughton Nass.,-June i6. by Rev. Ja,
Mather, Preston Chays Of stoughton, aud
Sarah VI. Milliken, formerly OF Ellsworth.
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The Commercial says arrangements are
being perfected for q Baptist convention at
Presque Isle, to begin TUESDAY, Sept. 18th.
and continue several days. 1t is expected
that excursion tickets will be sold from Ban
gor to Fl. Fairfield and return, at the low
rate Of e5 for the round trip.
Friday morning. William Riley Of
Maine. stationed 1.-THE barracks at Portland,
while intoxicated, vas rup over BY feight
train on the Eastern railroad. His body
wase,st IN tSo. 4 companion named Stew
ems belonging to tho marine coFps, has been
ansstsd, foHl plsy being suspected.
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Published and for sale by Z. A. Saal6eld
$40 Broadway. New York.
WHY did they dig mas Grave 50 deepf-
Song and Chorus-skelly. 20 cts.
ri Fresco Gslop-Gariand. 70 cts.
when FIRST ! saw my Dariings fsce-song
and Chorus-Dsnks. 10 cts.
sunny Long Ago-Song and Ch0rus-Dsnks.
20 cts.
The I4ass that Lives next Door-Song and
Chorus--Tscker. - cts.
TIE above named pieces cannot fsu q b.
coming popea0.
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Business Notices.
A NEW OPERATION FOR PILES.

After repeated solicitations from the many
patients have treated, | am now induced to
announce 10 the public, my new annseptie
treatment for Hemorrhoids Plies and do
il not in the sense of an ordinary advertising
physician. but rather as Z conviction of duty
! owe to the suffering. IL is well known
that hemorrhoids is one Of the most com
mon, dis;ressin. and wasting diseases now
met with in the daily practice of every phys
ician furthermore, that the heroic and pain
ful operations usually performed for their
relief without any satisfactory resuits or
permanent cure, have deferred thousands
from seeking professional advice. Having
treated one hundred and sixteen patients by
nv new process, all Of which speedily and
permanently recovered. am prepared 10 re-
port the following advantages Of the opera
ton over all Others that have preceded II
First, the operation consists in single,
painless application Of "Anuseptlc Solu-
tioa" Second. il avoids al lgatiap, cut
ting and conformation Third, II permits
the patients 10 come from any distance. re-
oeise treatment and return al once To their
homes. Fourth. il does not necessarily
confne patients to their bed, or take them
from their daily avocations. Fifth, the cure
is perfected in ten or twelve days Sixth, in
no instance has there ever bees a return Of
the disease.
am permitted to refer to the following
well known citizens of Bangor and vicinity,
who have been personally treated by my
operation:
Cbas. Z. LYON. Dry Goods, Bangor.
sprague Adams. Dry Goods & Notions, "a
s. S Patien, Merchant,
Joab W. Palmer, Lumber Dealer. -
DIR. H. +. left. Dentist. a.
Henry +. Sellers, Custom House,
G. 7. Smith. Lumber Dealer,
=. F. X. Clark. Policeman,
T. G. Stickney, Coal Dealer,
Walter Blaisdell. Farmer. East Bangor.
b n NJ Cowan, Blacksmith, a.
7. J. Cole, Bangor
c. F. Gallagher. Policeman,
David Jordan,
J. C. Hamilton,
John Buck, Merchant. Bucksport
F. A. Reed, Lumber Dealer, Springfield
j. VI BLAIsDRLL, NJ. ID.
smosls "a Main St, Bangor, Me.
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Mr. Nahum Bartlett, Of Cherryhcld,
has an apple tree on which NAV be seen a
rose in bloom
In one school district in S,euben. there
arr nov living ten persons, whose united
ages make the sum OF ~ YEAR,.
Mr. Amos G. Gup,ill, Of Gouldsboro,
nov ~ wears of age has both shingled and
painted his hous. thu. season. doing all the
labor himself
The Crabtree" has no, been sold"
once in Washington Co. yet
I. ALDEN.
Inn. ps,b
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For Sale.

A The farm known the Millikep farm
essW situated on Mt Desert road, about four
@4o8 miles from Ellsworth, in the town OF Tren.
ton >aid tArui consists Of about one hundred
acres 81 excellent land, and has a hne large wood
lot IL Is well watered ami near the muscle bed.
Of Jorian's River. The buildings consist of two
story house, barn &c, all in good repair For fur.
theT particulars inquire ole. q. BmrilI Ellsworth
or OF capt \. 4. Ailliken, Trenton
MRS. Ii. III. BEAIS
june 10Th lss0 s..,t
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can be secured. divided into purses Of SIS.
so. s25, $40, sl5, $40, and IS, for the
hrst to seventh most antique, horrible, or
otherwise, costume worn by male or female
on that occasion. A committee is to be APP
pointed to award the prizes latter process
sion through the principal streets) at grand
dress parade to be held in front of City
Hall
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City and County.


CoNGREGATIoNAL--Pr at 10 30 A
u. And Z. ". sabbath School In the after
noon. ~ II O'Clock, u.
BAPrIsT.-Preachins 81 and l-9 r. u. Sab
bath School nj ] p. Il. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tue.day evening ri l-s O'Clock.
UNr-ARIAN.-Chureh service nj 10 % AMI
I 20 T. n. sunday school Ut II As A. NJ.
CATHoLIc.-Presehing n 10 l-3 O'Clock A
N. Sabbath School at ?P.M
METHODIST schins 81 and P. NJ
Sabbath School ai p. ~.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEeTING-every Sun
dAv At q IA 2. NJ. nj the Methodist Vestry.
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BATH, June ~.
Charles Butts, aged forty, fell from
staging at the railroad wharf. Woolsieh.
TO-DAY while wheeling coal and received
probably fatal injuries. He has family.
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MAINE NEWS.
The Campaign Opened.
RIDDlFoRD, June ?.

HFDUff VhEI, SuNt ~
The republican campaign was opened in
this city to night. by the raising of Garfield
and Arthur flag amid the cheers Of large
crowd and playing Of a band of music
Among the speakers vas Hon W. F. Lunt
of Portland, native OF this city
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ID l r. j.

Obituary aotiesS. teyoist tss Date Name and Age
mast Be pail fdT az The rate Of ten ceats line
Long Island Pl.,-June L., stephen Dun
nah' agtu 20 ears ana III months
Lainoine-June ~. Mr., James Alexan,lef
aged ~ years,
brooklin--Iune 10, Mrs, Hannah, wife Of
William Holden, aged u years.
june u, Mrs. Martha D., wife of Capt.
Jason r. Fogg, aged ~ years
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TICKETS for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central, and Boston and albany Railroads frou'
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of c. c. Burrill at the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland BY inside line Of steamer
Cal and sse him before purchasing elsewhere
fsff
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"FHE bEsr CouGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD.'-The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisdm. Cutler Brothers & Co, Boston.
Small reduced to q oss.t LArgs, q,
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IFWIsToN, June %.

LEWIsroN, June ~.
The Bates Alumni this afternoon chose
l.. G. Jordan and T. W. Baldwin Of Lewis
the College Mr.. f. c. Rich, Boston. presi-
dent of the Association. The commence
ment concert occurs this evening in City
Hall. BY Reeves BAND and Mrs Julia Hous-
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DO not delay, but bear in mind that
Consumption often begins with neglected
Cold or Cough. Adomson's Botanic Bal
sam wins the day in curing Coughs and
Colds. Price, IS ana IS cts. Trial bottles.
10 cts.
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Prevent weakness and degeneration OF
the kidneys and urinary organs.-Malt Bit
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- Hii, IlcdEe for july /. full u special ai-
traction. for the month, chief among which
shines oui brilliantly illustrated AMI graphic
pap-r bv Mr.. Mary Wager-f Fisher. entitled
The fhiiai.iphia Ncw>l-oy. and their An
nual Fourth Of July Dinner describing the
annual f'sti' Al given by Mr.. Georgr W. Child.
on indsps n,isBce bay. Laura Ledyar,!'.
"Hippciy Iio," "Jonathan's Fourth Of July"
by Elizabe;h Cunning. viii suit the little boy.
aud some Had Boys of Bybury.r will serve
IN. same purpose for their big brothers.
There j. also a capital Fourth Marching
Song. with mo.ic, by LOU. 4. El.on. How
the Great Play VA. Acted By Agne, Rep
pIicT. will BE- OF interest IN till. sea-ou Of grad
uating cxeruI.es The star story of the
number, however. i. al historical one by Mr.
Lizzie ". chstupney, entitled sally. seven
League Shoe" for which Champ" has drawn
a hns frOntisplece, With two smaller iilu.ira-
lions. Th. second VI Ms. Harris. paper. on
How We Went Birds Nesting /. given
with thr,e bc.utifu fuli-page illustrations by
the same artist who draws the charming
Nursery Tiles" for thi. magazine. J. g.
Francis illustrate, In his inimtaLlc manner =
pocm by susan Hartley, entitled Pussy Cats
Doags." give Lille Peppers" III. little
folks' serial. has three OF Jessie Curtis best
pictures. aud Two Young Home-,eadcr."
has come 20 scene, Of intense interest. The
American Artists" paper IL about Mr.. La
fargo. aBi has Il portrait of the artist at the age
Of twenty. painted by himself. also three other
fine Illustrations. This plumber Of the maya
zine In fact, j. quite noticeable in the matter
Of portraits uaying no less than four, viz,
Ms. Louisa NJ Aicott, Mr., Bronson Aleoit.
Mr.. George ". lhihls, and Mr.. LafaFge
Only ~ cents 4 number. s3,Oo year. Ella
Farinan, Editor. ID. Lothrop Il Co., Publish
ers, Boston Mass.
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The Weather.
WAX DEPARTMENT

WAX DEPARTMENT }
OfFice Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. E., June Sol 4. N.
Indications.
For New England partially cloudy wealth
er. variable winds. Stationary or lower TEN
pera,ure, stationary or higher barometer.
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s.. As,erss.....s. M. week.

Wanted.
shingles-A. VI. Hopkins.
Notice-Clo.son 4 Powers.
NOtiee-w a. Mcdonald.
List Of Co-ts-Luther Lord.
Probate Notice.-C. z. Dorr.
Non-Res. Taxe.-I. q. Peck
Foreclo-ur-Thomas 4 Bird.
Dissolution OF Partnership-Abbot& War
ren.
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The subscriber hereby gives Public no,ice 10 all
] concerned, that he has been daily appointed
And has taken upon himself, the trust Of an ad.
uinistrator Of the Estate Of
THOMAS POLLARD. late Of Mendocino,
in the state Of California deeeased
by giving bond as the law directs: he therelor.
requests all pcrsons who indebted 10 tie said
deeeaseds estate. To make immediate payment
and those who have any j. naads
thereon to exhibit the inc for settlement
sDBERT l.. GRINDLE, Adar
NJ. Desert. June I'D, isso. 3vy,
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MARINE LIST.

EiIs~ orth Port.
Frs.iay, june Is.
ARRIVED.
sch oncuriia. johnson HluehiI
Sch hagic similar. Bo-ton.
SATURDAY. June %.
ARRIVED
IN Ralph t'raat Grant. Rockland
sunday. June q.
ARRIVED
IN JAHsrs iiolmes. Rider. >rw iork.
Monday. June =.
ARRIVED
-ch ictory. Ninlken. B,ston.
Tuea.iay, june >.
ARRIVED
>--h tiis II hlIsw nth. Grant, Portland
-s.h Panama. Fullerton, BostDn
--rh "a fluscT Mosley. E0s klAud.
s.h Agrioola. " aitfaorv. Boston
SAILED
>-'L JaIne- Holmes. Rider R9isiouf.
>'h ArtUrr,T. tlIrk, BorIon.
n0asessie POras.
Bp~rU> Ar =, >.h, Emily casper, Ellsworth
t'ranpus, joy. Franklin. AIts,y.h, All-y, Ph!IA
aclphfa, at Lynn
Ar - III. Ably Wa-sop, Lord, Por, johnson
Narr,!iu. fumryy, Ronduui.
BANGnR-Ar -, ,oh 1eOrgicua. WOosisri. Wi
minston, Del.
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IlTkE RICH BiDoD-Therr greater Birs-i Priri-
tying and LIS ,ivnx Principle IN the world q met-
inc than MALT BfrTFRs II Il a perfect Renoyatar n
FEEBLE and exhausted ten,fe he's hoHrssles
.nd strengthens The h-i. II puaaes the bone, bar
fsn- tn niuscis gusets ~" perts digestion
csSfs the mind vitaixes sih h every arsn ianl
pff-e-s 81 ths a-tV II il bo,ause II strikes he
81 Al ttlty--ENtEEBLED DIGESTION and tMtry
fHiShfif bIpfp. I nssT its energetic inhzenvp ths
sonssh y aiNr Ma liver active. ihs bbsys healthy
ths bowels regular, aud ths brain Nha
frsfvsi - pr~ssrve hssith and rhrcfals.sSf
MALT hitfEk> arv prepared WITHOUT AMOS
firm canadian RtEl-Ff MALT ami HOPS and " arrani-
Ell all etier fortns
frvs frssn thu 'hsfs'sns srZri against hluors
~ fa AALr BtTTtEs prepared BY the NsIr RTrrsR.
tusrANf. ani So that every bots bgars the TKAps
MASS L,hEt, daiv sgesi ani eucgssi IN wave hines a.
MALT BiTrERs arr FIR sAe by all Druggists.
IyIs prm Fl
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O6dhaTn Wool Factory T!

The subscribers have In operation al the
DEDas q N ShRasr MILL
\ COOL Aarhtnr FOR tarllng Roll. BuYrtny
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CASH PAID ron WOOL
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