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THE STEAMER
GEORGE Z II A RY

Carrying the u. 8 hai)
NiiI iosVe her wharf, foot of Prince street, On
III AoDAIS and THURSDAYS at 6 m
SMd SAIU hDAlS. st $50 p. N stopping ct
Piroy Point end Point Lookout going and re-.
turning heturning lasves Norfolk on WE'D
o'c'cck y. NJ. ~
besiDniDg With Msy l. 1851, Excursion tickets
VIII be Issued, good for tour d5ys, 50 follow.:
sirss slsss ts,e to fortress Monroe and Nor
iGIk 8 "; First class round trip, So co. Second
cess each way, 5 90 Firs..cls fare to IiDey
Poiut and Point Lookout ST 50: First.t;s:,
round trip, 60; tecond class, esch wsy Is cts
Sta,srooms 81. Aesla IS cts.
SaokGE Nj ATTINGLY, Surt.
2. B. HUOB, Agent mh5G
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GA NOE OF IIaE.

NT o. TICS.
-
CHANGE OF TIaE
On snd sf:er Monday. October 9th. tho
az follows: "''' 49,
LIZA va ALEXANDRIA.
~ ~. 8 70, 30, 10 30 ara II 30 a. m, snd
II 81, 30 81, so, . 80, 80, 6 30 and 30
p. n. ~
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
. 81, gu, ~, 81, 10 SO snd IL 30 3. m, 'sntl
- &c. 80, 2 50, 3 80, so, s 20. 20 and : 90
p. n. -Ao ~
O2 Sunday tac frst trip from osch end will be
My25 GEO. Z. PHILLIPS, Manager.
FINLAND & SEABOERD COASTlNG co.
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Alexandria Cfaz and Virginia
EEMAMEHH.
NOTICE
FOR POTOAAC RIVER LANDINGS,

. On and after Monday, August LIST, 1881 the
steamer L, V. AFRO WSMITH, will leave her
wharf foot OF kirg Street a! 1870 q. m EVERY
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
tor all RIVER LANDINGS. On Monday IS
i H % Nomlnl Fiery; On Thursd,y, Nonini
Curriomsn and Lecnsrd!own; On Saturday
Currlon'sn aud Leonardtown.
Inc steamer connects each trip with stesmer
4STlC ~ Asthi:s Pcint Tor Brenps whsrf,
Chapel Point Brick House, Little Ferry and
Matto1 Greer.
jJ.S-tf ], L. WOOD Msnooor
H1oE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
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ia Ask yorr druggist for a copy Of ~ ouug
Mems Friend" and read it,
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Encouraging Reports.
WARRINGTON, July 26-ll:3O ?. NJ

WASHINGTON, July 26-ll:30 p VI.
There has been more excitement and anI-
iety throughout the clty with regard to the
condition Of the President to-day than al
an, time since last SATURDAY morning. The
removal Of a few small splinters Of bone
from the wound Al the morning dressing
was exaggerated INTO serious, painful and
weakening operation. The reticence Of the
attending surgeons with regard to the de-
tai Of the patients case Was taken tacit
admission that something was wrong There
was nothing in the operation to weaken the
pat.eu, or cause unusual pain. The rresi-
den, shortly afterward fell asleep and had
nap Of half an hour from which be a~oke
refreshed He took nourlshment consisting
Of beef extract, milk and lime wafer and
toa>, a, frequent intervals, and a. he VAS
not more restless BY fever he passed quiet
and comfortable DAY His condition is
thought by the attending surgeons TO he
more fay orable now than at any time since
the chLlls Of SATURDAY morning.
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--our Little ones. . beautifully Illustrated
mag zine for Young readers. tor August, has
been received from the publishers. the Russell
Publishing 90, Boston. The following t. It,
table OF contents >ieepy-lsnd; The Baby
squirrel; Two songs Old Enough The Shep-
herd Dog: A Little Wr.t India Girl; How Do
You Like 1t! raity's spring: fussic, Pu-se
Whtcfoot Lilies Pet Deer summers Dawn;
The organ Grinder. Little Lost " lille; Little
Gray Mouse; The TreeToad; Castle Building;
The O.d General; Going To see the Cows;
silver Minnow; How Frank Got His Candy.
The bov- will think the August Vide
.itrdke contriyed for their especial delectaiion.
Astounding A. IL does tn baseball aud racing
stories ami wAleT adventures. all ,pirtedly H.
lu'tTated why Those Boys Did Not Run
Away" Is told by Mis- Plympton "A Night
with Paul Boyton." by Frank II. Taylor. and
- Boy Race with General Grant At Ephe-
sus. By 4 Naval Officer. The girl. get de-
licous little romance IN How Dot Played
She was Two" bv sydney Dayrc. The
Lemonade Mans story" /, capital yarn"
by jaime. II. Marshall accompanied by : full
pagr drawing By Lungren. he serials.
"sharun." Having Iii. own WAY" and
Polly cologne" cArh have dnc illustrations
Ia the eighth To-day" arti le Ed~ard Ever
eu Haze talk with h- club OF boys AMI girls
IN manner that no one furgets. But thu great
charm OF the number j. the grouping of nuc
illustrated poems here and there throughout
IN" magazine, a. IN the case OF the last thrlsl-
ma Is.ur. The numt-r opens with most
beautiful l.oem. SAINT Emily" by =. II.
tTN., iur viii Ml., Humphrey hiss drawn an
exquisite fToUtlspcc". james W Riley CON
tribute, meluit. u, piecc Of verse entitled
The Land OF | ed To-B," Helen Hunts
contribution j. 4 delightful pi-c. Of hi, Dry for
children, entitled The Bah, show" MR..
Celia ThaNtrr'- l'oeuI j. euttlrI In the BLACK
Poorest. aud bath It aud Mr.. Saugstri'- pos IN
"Eiith', Lc>,on,' have bcaHttiu. pictures by
Lungrcn. Charlotte fackArf, POEM. The
You Enquirer" j. illustrated b, Miller and
HANdru, aud delicious hammock picture by
MI, Humphrey arcumpanlr. Mrs. lara po,y
Ratc>' pretty Nrr-c. Blue AMI Gold" Mis-
Mrprrmou also hA~ sine gu,d I,n-and-iuk
p.cturr-. bniS - cruf> number. - 20 q
Year. Ella fafman. tduor u. Loihrup i
60 Publishers. Boston.
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Plenty Of yachts in our harbor for the
last ten days.
Capt. J. L. Stanley is shipping haIbut
daily to Bar Harbor TO supply the hotels at
that place.
WIN. Underwood & Co., are canning
about two thousand pounds Of mackerel per
day at present.
Clark Brothers have lately put in a
pool table in connection with their bowling
alley and both are in operation steadily
from morning until ten in the evening.
Although the season is a little late yet
a goodl, number Of visitors can be found at
our hotels and the landlords are happy at
the prospect Of good summers work. At
the Ocean House are fifty tourists and this
week will see this popular hotel filed to
OVERLOOKING. The Stanley, Freeman and
Island Hotels each have their share Of the
people, who. driven from the large cities by
the excessive heat, seek res, on the shores Of
Mt. Desert.
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Mr.. Robt NJ Campbell is canvassing
this city and vicinity for Hubbard Bros.
edition of the Revised New Testament
This edition is one Of the finest yet present.
ed to the public and good opportunity is
offered for obtaining it through Mr.. Camp
bell.
Rev. c. J. ii. Ropes rendered his resig-
nation Sunday. as pastor OF the Congrega-
,ional church in this city. He will assume
the duties of the professorship, to which he
has been elected by the trustees Of the Ban
gor Theological Seminary, at the commence
ment of the fall term in September.
Friday morning a matched game OF
base ball was PLAYED at Bar Harbor in
which the captains of the mines were ladies,
and the positions Of second base, third base
and left field we're also filled by ladies. We
suspect that "hot BALI from a ''profes-
sional'' would have converted any one Of
the PLAYERS into a short stop"
MIR. John Crosby, of the firm Of Wash
burn, Crosby & Co, Minneapolis, the larg-
est hour manufacturers in the country,
passed through Ellsworth Monday. on his
way from Bar Harbor to Bangor, accom-
panied BY his family and some friends. Mr..
Crosby is a native of Hampden and j. a
brother of Mrs. l.. A. Emery Of this city.
The Herald says: Among the i'm
proyements at Hull's Cove We notice the
following Mr.. Alex. Campbell has com
menced a cellar and is to build thereon a
story and-a-half cottage. Mr.. Walter
Hamor ~ill soon take do~n his old house
and erect new one upon its site. Mr..
Arson Leland has also made quite an i'm
provement around his place. and has the
timber ready for new stable.
The Bar Harbor Tourist has the follow :
ing good word tor officer Holmes There vas
quite sensation FRIDAY caused by the ar
rest The action Of the officer was com
mended by the best citizens and tourists
notwithstanding. there was a certain animus
manifested by those who desired fault,
that vas really amusing. The more the
people see Of this officer the more they feel
like trusting to his Judgment, while the,
admire his manly courage.
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fore going into the water. Search was i'm
mediately made and in the well house was
found small bottle marked "poison," con-
tanning nitric acid, and also pewter drink
ing cup, belonging to a IL pint flask.
partly full Of the acid somewhat diluted with
water. Mr.. Crowell undoubtedly took
quantity of the acid into his mouth but it
being so very strong, he was obliged TO spit
it out, as a place was found in the hall near
the office where She acid had burned through
the carpet into the floor Mr.. Crowell is
doing nicely and i, is thought will recover
SOON. w.
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Deer Hale.

Deer Asle.
On the 18th inst, complaint having
been made to 5. G. Haskell, Trial Justice. a
warrant was issued and placed in the hands
of Officer Spoford directing him to search
the store of Augustus Crowell at Green's
Landing for liquor believed to be kept for
sale in violation of law. Upon searching
the store quantity Of brandy was found
which the officer seized and arrested Mr..
Crowell leaving him in the hands of keep
returning with the same he learned that the
prisoner had made his escape. On the next
day the officer received dispatch from Mr..
Crowell from v ateryille, stating that he
would return the next Saturday, which he
did and delivered himself up, stating that
he went away for the purpose Of consulting
counsel. About o'clock Z. NJ, Mr. Crow
ell, and the officer went to the office of C.
A. Spofford, Esq. and having been there
short time Mr.. Cr0well was taken suddenly
i'll and continuing to grow worse the officer
went for DIR. Ferguson. On his return be
found that Croweli taking advantage of c.
A. Spofford's absence from the Office for
moment had left the Office leaving his shoes,
hat and coat. Immediate search was made
about the premises and being unable to find
Mr. Crowell, the officer ran to the salt water
and there found him in the water few rods
from the shore evidently endeavoring to
drown himself With the assistance of G.
W. Higgins, Elma SpoHord, b. F. Howard,
6. l.. Beck and others he was rescued and
carried back to the residence of c. A. Spot
ford where his wet clothing was removed
and he was placed in bed. From some
remarks made by Mr.. Crowell it was found
that he had taken some kind of poison be-
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth PORE
malay. July ~
AEEIyEp
RI tr.rg..tL,. Woodward. <cs Y,r.
= Iurlia. .ltrr Bo-toa
>.hMu i'.Arrtn.. H,-llatt,. rprt.snautr
80 NJ ~ Ellsworth. hrAuL Portland
Thur-iA,. Juil -.
SAILED
~ch jane Hanrue-. KI,r. Kamiout
~ch AsrtrnlA. Nhltutarr. Providence
ARRIVED
- Mtry = eastman, P4tlen. Hn-lru
N Jutia kinA. i-ain- a. Rscsllni.
Fr'iAy. July z!
ARRIVED
>ch Farystrr. RAY, Is sIoa
-rh Louisa Hll~n-. Aley. B.sion.
~ Nc Ian. YrAus, Bpst'n-
satari,y. July 3.
SAILED
seA Anna : Murch. Lori. New YORK
sunday, july "a.
ARRIVED
IN Ralph x urant. GranL RocklAnd.
Sch. tlD 1hticou. fuilsrton-
Monday, July IS.
ARRIVED
sch Ohychranch. WHITAKER Boston
= delaware. Farrell. Boston
d Abigail haynes. GrAni,
>ch Par dealer. DoiKr. Boston
g.. Ari4or-rr, lark, Boston.
= h N'natnT. BuAset. Boston
TUESDAY, july %.
ARRIVED
sch Panama, FuIrrton. b stun.
sch Elizabeth, Ia Boat ia.
Wednesday. July q
SAILED
-. Ralph X tran. Grant Roc land,
sch. Mary D. Du5hmAu. Patton HOstou.
SCI tstnIar. Mean, Providence.
sch Jul a E.tnA. I-AInssn liar HArbor.
Sch " IN. plck, ring, BellAtty. New YORK,
Sch. CITY Of FL sworth. Grant. Port and.
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Loo Al MOTTO ~.

NORTH BRooKsylLLE, July 2lst, 1881.
have visited the property Of J. F.
HAYES. and found indications Of a mineral
lied belt containing copper. The course Of
the belt, or vein, is F. y f.. and W. ) ".
three-four,hs Of a mile IN the line Of the
Tapley Copper mine. This property can be
bonded on reasonable terms II contains
two hundred acres more OF less. Mr. HAYES
will open part Of the VEN soon and show
itup.
JEROME PRINCE.
Mr.. Joel Narnum has good showing
Of mineral on his property, consisting Of
srgentiferous ga!ena and copper. This
property contains 81 acres, and can be bond
ed
lE3O JEROME PRINCE.
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For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with such a complication of ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her, and used up small for
tune in humbug stuff. Six months ago
saw L. S. flag with Hop Bitters on il, and
/ thought | would be a fool once more
tried it, but my folly proved to be wisdom.
Two bottles cured her, she is nov as well
and strong as any mans wife. and it cost
me only two dollars. Such folly pays.-H.
W, Detroit, Mich.-Free Press.
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re- ms -.

Our school, in Dists Nos. and 3
closed on Friday. July Ist. No. :. taught
by Miss Lille NJ Smith Of Ellsworth vas
a very profitable term of seven weeks MIS-
). j. noble teacher and right smart IN the
school room. The scholars not absent nor
tardy during the school we're Mabel T.
Pomroy and BERTHE {. Pomroy
No. }. by Miss Debbie ) Hahn OF Rock
land Was success. She is an able scholar,
and faithful and efficient teacher.
No. o, taught by Miss George f. Bunker
Of this town and district, closed ON Satur-
day, July I'd, after term Of eleven weeks.
Miss b. gave universal satisfaction. She
MAS highly esteemed by all her pupils Who
a. token Of their love and kind feelings,
made her the recipient of a valuable pres
ent. The scholars not absent single half
day we're Lulu L. Parks, Nellie F. Copp,
Adelina +. Trufry, Susie r. Hodgkins,
Oracle +. Nc Ramon, Linwood II. Hodg-
kns, Thompson Leland, Almond Hodg-
kins, Rodne! F. Copp and Napoleon Hodg-
kins.
Dist. No. 4. closed on Saturday, July Is !;
length of term nine weeks. This also
proved to be one of the best schools We
have ever had in town. 1t was taught by
one of our smart young teachers, Miss Ma
bel VI. Hopkins, Of Trenton. The scholars
not absent nor tardy during the term we're
Annie S. Hammett, Elmenie f. Marshall
J. Anderson, Fannie A. HAYNES, Hattie r.
Leland, Arthur. Haynes, Ernest L. Haynes,
Edgar +. Leland, Melvin l.. Marshall.
Whole number of scholars registered
seventeen.
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The Presidents Condition.

WAsHlNOTON, July 70.
Secretary Blaine sent the following at II
Z. NJ. to Lowell at London
All O'Clock 2. NJ. the Presidents phys
icians report has temperature and respiration
normal. pulse 96 This Is best report at the
same hour for FIVE nights. The entire day
has been very encouraging and the feeling
Of confidence is rapidly returning.
Signed BLAINE. Secretary.
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Frank

BY somebody's mistake. my communi-
cation vas sadl, clipped las, week. |,
should have read. I'VE, leaves Of any for
est or fruit trees worn M the hat"
Any one who i. troubled with indiges-
tion will find great relief b, riding fe~
times down shat was formsrl, known a. the
'Jo. Over hill" in this town.
The smartest old man lives in Frank
lin. Col. Robt Blake. II year, old, has
hired the present week to work at having
lie sAys he can command a man. wages.
The mother, qualities Of cat we're
strikings illustrated in ,hi, town few
week, since Mr. c. 7. HARRISON had a
cat. which by some means vas deprived 81
her four kittens. On the next das i, vas
found she had adopted Young rabbit, FOR
which she .eerrd to exhibit the strongest
affection I. ALpIN
July sd.
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City and County.

GEOGRAPHICALLY At 10 80 A.
NJ. and P. VI. Sabbath School In the after
noon, st IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIST Preaching at and LAP N. Sab
bath school st P. N. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tuesday evening at : 1-2 O'Clock.
UNIrARIAN.-Churchs service At 10 80 and I
80 2. VI. sunday School at II as A. NJ.
CATHuLIc.--PreschinR 81 10 i-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath school at Up. NJ.
METHopIsT,-Presching At aud 7. M
Sabbath School at | p. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-everysun-
dsy at 5 "a T. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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A lot of Opaque Hollands. all new and
desirable colors, with fringes and tassels to
match. also carboAzed paper for protection
against moths also the Revised New Tes-
lament, for sale ST Hale. Book Stors
C. c. Burrill IS Agent and Attorney for
the oldest, largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England, and his
rates are as low as at any other Agency A
partial list Of Companies represented are
the 4Etna and Phenix, Of Hartford, Home
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe, Imperial and Northern
Of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass. which Companies are admit
ted TO be the most reliable, by all who have
examined the standing Of the various Com
panies Give him a call and see for YOUR
self before insuring elsewhere. His office is
on State street, with Hancock Co, Savings
Bank, and over "Aiken's store" 4itf
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Business Notices.
uss Look {.

Tickets for all points west via. PennsylvAnIs
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads frOm
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway nom Portland.
can be had Of c. c. Burrin at the lowest rAtss
Also tickets 70 Portland by inside line Of steamers
Cali and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
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HAVE WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
ny always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fuenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 bot
lie. lyr35
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Thousands Of women have been entirely
cured Of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia f. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs Lydia
E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets. 81
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The Resigner Resigned.

NEW YORK, July 20.
A Washington despatch states that
Conkling said YESTERDAY. 81 am done with
politics now and forever. This fight Is over
and shall hereafter devote my life to my
Law practios
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Commissioners Notice.

w the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge ~ Probate
FIR the County of Hancock, 10 receive and
ami the claims Of creditors TO the estate OF
Hiram ID. Coonbs late of Cioultlsbo,o deceased,
represented insovent, Ito hereby give notice that
further time of two months allowed 10 slid
CREDITOR To bting la ana prove their claims and
that shall attend & al service at the office Of
tyrus merry In sullivan August ith and sep
tember 81 at 10 of The clock ia the forenoon.
GiLBERT =. SIMPSON, y Commissioners
CYRUS EMERY.
Jul 5th, 1851. 3w2ss
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Struck and Burned by Lightning.

BRIDG1ON, July 70.
The house. barn and outbuildings of Vim.
Mann, in Sweden.were burned by lightning.
Monday. at p VI. Most Of the contents
were also burned. Loss $1,000, insured
$3.50.
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Road Notlces-H SauBdeT.
Loeal Sotics-Jenome f,rtHce
Nou-k-s Ts1-Eden-E. N HAmur.
>herir = >als-A X DeNsnvuK.
Adm Sals-NathAn Powers
N0tice-Fu~ers a Emerson
keAd kead-Mctsuwn Hrss
for~ck.surs -AmAnda Fsrnh1m-
Pr.hafs Nutire-G Z bnrT
staten. nt stewart NJ CO.. krsas
Statement ouv~u 81 Rr.sk.NlHr " 'u.-ihus e LII
ms
SistrtneBt Belle Il beer III Co NfFsd u go
Statement lreuuut tw-krastus ks<mau
Dissolution q G.. gartnsrshlP-E nrr-tR jaN-
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr.. Gen. :. Bunker merchant, East sullivan Me.
te-tiics that Ia, has sold hundreds II bottles OF
CLAEk's RIIEI MATIC EIINIR a Il has known il
cure many severe Cascs of rhuemati-m and neu-
ralgia. That he h taken ii himself for mel ral.
gia In the face and head witt complete success,
and would not he Without IT, II 1t cost ten dollars
a bottle BE u ask fnT Ch0TLe's RhrHAatisa
Eirir sold by druggists and medicine dealers
81 a bottle, six for e.. iyr. y.
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The Weather.

WAX DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. C., july Al a. NJ. }
Indications
For New England, PARTIAL! cloud. wealth
er and local rains wind, mostly westerly,
stationary or higher barometer and temper
AZURE.
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Pauper II Olice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
] has contracted with the City Of Ellsworth for
the support of the poor during the ensuing year
He therefore forbds all persons from furnishing
supplies 10 any pauper on his account, as without
furnished
HARRY 5, JONES.
Ellsworth, April 4, 1851, Iyrl5
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MAINE NEWS.
Justice Clifford's Funeral.
PORTLAND, July 20.

The funeral of the late Justice Nathan
Clifford was postponed one day and will take
place Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock
from the First Parish Church. Previous
family services will be held at the residence
of VIM Henry Clifford.
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Make from e13 So so per week selling goods
Il. e. KIDEOUT CO, Il BARCLAY Street, New lurk
send foF their Catalogue and terms lyr3s
DURING THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from city conYeniences. the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attacks of
Headache, Neuralgia, Cholera Morbus, cramps,
and other diseases. T~iteheiI, Chs0Htts Il
Cos Neuralgia Aaodys~ when tasen &C
cofding 10 the directions each bottle. will
heve the distress and remove the cause Of any OF
these troubles. TT ii and be convinced. ly5
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The summer term Of school in District
number one, taught b, Ms, susie J.
Adams. Of Ellsworth closed the 10Th inst
She had ~ scholars and the average attend
ance ~as very large. Mis-, Adams Ia,
laugh, several year, in tn, town and Ia,
gwen general satisfaction. We are yer,
fortunate in securing the service, of -
compc,cn, teacher. She rank. high among
our best teachers. After ,iK week- ,aca-
son she Will teach again in the same
district
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is made of roots.
herbs, and barks. Ii gives tone to the
stomach and makes the weak strong. Sold
by Druggists.
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MARRIED.

Trcmon'-July Is, By Rev. b. r. stiuson,
Mr. Alfred r.. Higgins and Mi.s Amanda
Cleaveiand both of fremont
Bo-ton-July -, bs Rev. ID. y. Waldron Mr.
Albert ID, Gott and Miss Lucy T. Chipman
both Of Woburn, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-28
Office.

THE undersigned hereby give notice To all per
/ sons that have leasei all the Burberry
land for term Of years, upon the 70 lowing lie
scribed ilnd- In the county of Hanc' sex, viz =
Townships No. and 10, in E,anklin Hancock
County, Maine, for the exclusive privilege of
gatilcri the berries for by duly
Executed leases froIn the of said lands,
and that We shall prosecute t. the extent OF The
Law. all persons " no shall take any blueberries
from sane lands without a " lit. n permiss iou
from W.k. LEWIS BRO 5
July lst, l5sl. Boston, Mass.
Franklin, Hancock Co, Maine. 3mOs2I