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Bluebtll

MIR. \. {. Peters requests all who are
interested in holding Town Fair this fall.
to meet at the Town Hall. Saturday sept
"a, at o'clock 7. VI.
MIR Blanding of the Mining Jo'nndi,
is in town.
A swingle tailed shark. about ~ feet
long. was killed in weir on "Bluehill
Neck" last week.
We understand that the ore now being
taken from the Douglass mine is very much
better than ever before, that the whole body
that is being removed will arerdge from 8
TO per cent copper The furnaces are all
working nicely, and good amount Of ingot
copper bars have been produced within the
last few weeks.
AT the Twin Lead everything is work
Ing yer, satisfactorily, They arr in the vein.
winch j, some 20 feet thick. and propose to
90 down IN II to some depth, in two shafts,
aud ~iIl bee able to show good results.
Ne understand that ever, thing J., NOV
ing along timely at the Blueh,ll Granger
and Stewart mines.
4 Yer, interesting Temperance meeting
Sa> held SUNDAY afternoon at 2jn, 10 tie
Baptist church. under the auspices Of the
Reform Club. The exercises opened by a
,"lUu;Af, from the choir. reading of the
Scriptures 10y Rev. Mr.. LYONS. PRAYER hy
Rev. L. 5. Tnpp. Bro. Ward Peters then
b, yer, appropriate remarks. Introduced J.
{. Chllcott, Of Ellsworth. a. Presileut Of
the Convention. who made an effective APP
peal Tor Temperance education. Then fol-
ioSrd remark, b, Brus. Hllock Of BucA,
port. Ira Grlnde nf Bluchill. Rev Mr>.r,.
LYON, aud "Trip, Bros. Gem II Buck>port
DR. Grlndlc of BiuchilI, Ware Of Buck,port.
HopAin, Of Orland. rrpp Of BIneh,ll. SIS
ter HopkIn, Of Oriand. closing w,th a ring
INK speech from Bro CobE, of Buck,port
/, va, a success. Services in the evening
were lp, held. on account 90 the storm.
Our thank, are most hearth, extended "a ali
tor their kind manifestation Of sympathy ~
fl, Cause.
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i will own that have been sadly remiss
of late. Early fall is busy time with most
people notice that am not the only one
of your local correspondents that has been
negligent. You will, no doubt, have sur
felt of interesting items soon.
Our Bankers from this vicinity, those
that have got in, have not done well, many
of them returning with small fares.
Mrs. Lloyd very feshy woman Of some
IS years of age, died instantly while taking
an afternoon nap, not even moving the bed
clothes. She had just recovered from )
slight pneumonia, and had had an attack of
quinsy, otherwise was in perfect health as
far as was known.
Luke Saunders one of our most aged
citizens. So years of age, died few days
since of diseases incident upon old age, com
plicated with dysentery. He was tine father
of James c. Saunders, who for many years
has been our town clerk. He was buried by
Rising Sun Lodge of +. A. A. NJ, of which
he was a member.
Quite number of people from abroad
haye been in the village, as visitors, excur-
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listened to by a large audience with evident
interest and satisfaction.
The history of the Congregational Church
in Ellsworth is in some respects remarkable.
During its existence il has called four Coun-
ellis to advise and assist it.
First, in 1912. when it was organized and
at the same time Rev. Peter Nourse was or
dained pastor Second. in 1885, when Mr.
Nourse was dismissed at his own request,
and Rev. 5. Tenney was installed pastor
Third. in 1877. when Mr.. Tenney was dis
missed at his own request, and Rev. Mr..
Ropes was ordained pastor; Fourth. as
above recorded. So il will be seen the
Church from its organization until now has
never been for a day without pastor.
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siouists, etc There would have been mahy
more if we had any kind of a hotel. We
need hotel very much.
All the farmers are cutting second
hay crop, seldom such year for the grass.
Our Ladies' Aid" is doing what 1t
can and holding its regular meetings.
Very few are aware what an extensive
social library Bucksport has, or they would
avail themselves Of it as some of US do.
Crops are bountiful, gardens ditto.
Potato bugs have taken to eating to-
mato vines, and the fruit also They fat on a
bella donna vine in my garden. They may
take to de,ouring human beings yet. What
does Nennor think about il
i am proud to say that We have our
roads in as good condition as any other
town. they cannot well be improved for the
amount Of expense.
Am pleased to hear that the Temper
ance Convention at Buehill was success /;
our temperance organizations here sent
sam Hopkins aud his wife Mrs. Bessie
Hopkins. (who is the President Of the La
dies Add as delegates, who report an inter
estng meeting. MEnIcrS.
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Boskspors

B".L.pors
The Seminary opened on Wednesday
with nearly loo students.
About 300 attended the Band excur-
sion at Cedar Grove.
Vim Is. Campbell Of Ell>~ orth, stop
ped in town over night on hi> way to the
Soldiers reunion.
-Dr Collins Is expected home this week
from l>ic Au Hau,, where he and his FAM
!, haze been spending the summer.
Jane, Elmer, Esq. i. attending The re-
union of Emrrys', held a, Dover Point. y.
H.
sept. 1881.
# The village school begin, on Monday.
some one hundred and fny people
from the village gathered at T.. 7 Emerson
cottage near Alamoosook Lake On SA,urIa,
toenIrN a clam bake
Many case, Of fever are reported tn
TIL. vicinity.
a hrr broke out in Mr l.. Buckle, {.
hpu>, 90 rue,da, night Of last week lhc
Engine Companies were soon on thr
ground and rendered efficient service l. d,
understood that the Torrent vas tr>' %
take water The property ~, greatly dam
aged. nearly a total loss insured
The survey Of the proposed railroad
~n> begun On Friday The Indication. arr
that Ellsworth viii soon D. something b,-
sides a horse town.
WI, don't Hancock County haze .
fair aud ave ,hcr travelling expense, u
puirouIl, uthrTs
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Ellsworth Port
Wednesday sept. :.
SALE
sch y. Harvey, Bunker. Portland.
AIR VID.
sch olive ranch, Whitiake., NV York.
sch / alb. rlnr. JOrd II.
Friday. sept y.
Sch George b. tereuso Ferguson. New York
Revenue, Cur is Biuehiii.
sch sea Flower MOsiey, Bar liarbOT.
ARRIVED.
sch De.awar,, Farrell BOstsn.
saturday, sept. 10
SAILED.
Sch trace, Aiie,, Boston
ARRI, ED.
Sch Ra pa h. Grant, Grant. ROckland.
sunday, SCI I. IL.
ARRIVED.
s h CIR pc. Lord. Bar Harbor
Monday. sept Il.
SAILED.
Sch Frank Ma ia. Hey, Boston.
Sch storm Pctrel, HERR \, -
sch NJ nueOla smith, rOyidebce.
Tuesday. Sept. Is.
SAILED.
Sch. Ralph X. Gran ,Irant. Roekland.
Sch olive Branch, httakeT, k0n,tout.
Wednesday, Sept. II.
SAILED.
Sch athr riDe, DO dan, Bosscn.
Sch ID, laware, Farrell Rondout.
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MARRIED.

Ellsworth-Sept. 10, by Rev. Or. Tenney,
Mr.. Charles A. Mccartney and Miss Georg Ia
Haskell both of Ellsworth.
East BuckspOrt-Aug 81, by Rev. 4. Davis,
Mr.. Charles Carleton and Miss Nellie smart,
both of East Burkspori.
tremont-Sept. 9. BY Rev. b. +. stinson.
capt. Charles ~. Dodge OF ut Desert and
Miss Rose +. Thur-ton of fremont.
SEPT. d, 10y sans, Mr.. Henry W. Thurston
aud Miss Maria :. kummel both OF fremont
LaInoine-Sept. 10, by Rev II. Il. Tildon.
Mr.. Eben II Bra2d1n of Lamoine aud Mis-,
Georgia {. Bl,i-deIl Of Franklin.
sept II. by R'y. l.. r. Grant. Mr.. Erastus
J. Rollins and Miss Nellie 5. Clark both Of
Franklin.
Orland. sept :, by +. W. Gross. Esq, Mr..
PiIsburN v. Bowden sni Mrs. Elsie A. Bow
den. both OF Orland.
surry-Sept. 10, by Rev. J. n. Roberts, Id
ward ). Young and Miss Susie NJ. Milhken
both OF surry.
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Information Wanted .

A man by the name of Elias Snow has
wandered from his home 10 Ashford. Wind
ham County, Conn. and is supposed to be
in Hancock or Penobscot County, Maine,
or in that vicinity. If any one will find
hin and notify me, and keep him until ! can
come there and get him will pay them a
cas- enable compensation for their trouble.
He is about 63 years old is rather deficient
mentally, and is partially insane. He has
been on the State Farm in Rhode Island as
a tramp for the past year. Any communi-
cation concerning him directed to Jared
Lanphear, Ashford, Windham County
Conn, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. 4w34
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- | T. ID.

Ob'fudry notices bsyoHd the Dafe, NaH.e aud Age,
must be paid for df tas rat, ten cents "a iinc.
Buckspnr-Aug. %. Charley Morse. only
child Of w. A. and Jennie II. RemicA aged :
months.
years and months
Trcmont-Aug. 5, Mrs Abigail C. Gillev,
widow Of the late Benjamin Gilley aged -
year.. , months and IS days.
Aug II, Freddie, only son Of Rev. C. Rog-
err. aged 3 years and months.
Deer lsle-Sep,, 10, tdw ard Robinson. onl,
son of George ". and Lillian r. Higgins. aged
months.
Est Burksport-Sept p Miss Ida circuit,
aged - Years
Waltham Ma,s--Sept. 10. Edith NJ. Thomp-
son aged wears aud months
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CabIeqram 10 Minister Lowell.
ID W. Bliss.
+. II. HAMIITe.

Lone BRANCH. StptI3
The following was cabled to-nigi. TO
Lowell. minister at London There haA,eeu
no material change in the Presidents CON
dition du-ing the last u hours. He Wa.,3p,-
ed at has own request this forenoon frol hi.
bed to an extension chair. in which h re-
NAMED half an hour, and h. has been less
inclined 10 dro~s.ne>s during the day than
usual. The weather Is nov very favoablc.
and the ply s.cians think they discover ign,
Of slight Improvement IN his s,mpnms
They expect him to pass very comfortable
night. Signed,
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The Presidents Condition Sill Fsv
orsble.
IoNG BRANcn. 81 hi

Lone BRANCH. Spt IS.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN $50 \. NAT
the examination Of the President as A. VI.
hi temperature Wa 99.4, pulse lo< respir-
alton 70, He passed a comfortable night
sleeping most Of the time, and on t. whole
his condition tins morning is encouraging
and gives promise Of good day. Signed
a. usual.
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Sudden Death Of Senator Burnsioh

PROVIDENCE, Il J., sept. 10.
Gen. A Burnside died suddenly at II
o'clock this morning al his residence in
Bristol. He had been slightly unweu t1o
OF three days but was in the city last eyei-
ing The immediate cause Of his death, sGs
spasms Of the heart. A telephone me,sss
from his house summoned Senator AnthoD
and DIR. Miller, but before the Telephone
connection MAS broken message came tina
the General vas dead. No nne was present
when be died except Dr. Barnes and hs
family servants. A dispatch Mas al one,
sent for Mr. Renwick. near neighbor, bu
he had gone TO town. Alexander Perry. al
intimate friend Of Gen. Burnside. was the
first to arrive and kindly volunteered to re-
main until his friends arrived from Provi-
dence The funeral Of Gen Burnside viii
be held Friday noon in the First CongregA
tional church IN this city
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For sale at John A. Hale's Book Store,
Main St, Ellsworth, a large stock Of ar
fists materials. school books. BLAIR :
HANDY PENCIL TABLETS for scholars use.
also pencils, pens, ink and crayons in large
variety. Stationery, wall papers and cur
tains of every style and quality.
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Odd Fellows Annual Exursion,
LAkT MARANnCnnh -seni

LAkE MARANOCOOk, sepl. -
Portland Lewiston and Apurn Odd
Fellows are on their annual eXc,sion here
TO-DAY The weather Is all that Geld be de-
sired, and more than 1900 are en,,ing the
occasion.
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Hon. Guy w. MeAlister, of Bucksport

was IN ELLSWORTH, TUESDAY
A heavy rain fell here Sunday NIGH
since which the nights have been decided,
cooler.
-Messrs. Morrison & Joy are putting
down platform scale on the State street
side of their store.
Reports from various parts of the coun'
| " indicate that the second crop of hay oil
be unusually large.
The Penobscot Farmers Club will hold
their annual Town Exhibition, Oct 6, at
Northern BAY. Penobscot.
The county commissioners. accompanied
hy their wives, started. Monday, on trip
over the Plantation roads in this county.
Mr.. Robert Cole has raised his store
and pu, in a new foundation II has great,
improved the appearance of the property
Mr.. c. {. Burrill gives notice Of mon
e, to loan on first class real estate in this
vicinity, or on approved commercial paper.
The Hancock Baptist Association will
hold It's annual meeting at Winter Harbor
Sept 20, II and -, commencing at O'Clock
Tuesday.
Col G. W. kimball. jr., of RockIand
a member of the B. X Is. railroad syndi.
cate. arrived here Tuesday afternoon and
and left for home to-day.
Rev Henry Blodgctt. preached at the
Congregational church. in Orland, SATURDAY
T. NJ. Subject Moses, the man of God. "
The sermon was full of interest
Sheriff DevereuH has remodeled the
interior Of the stable attached TO his house
on Nj; Desert Street and nov has one Of
the most convenient stables IN the city.
capt John A. Lord has blasted ou, the
ledge near his new residence on Bridge
Hi. and will soon have a fine front yard on
the ,po, formerly dishgured by the old ledge
Mr.. W. II. DAVIS has large assert
men, Of secondhand carriages. some of
them having been used but very liitle which
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Mr.. Frances Worcester ha' returned
With i'> family anu = aga" occupying hi'
residence "n STATE Street h4"'F '',
he hA' SOFA h'' >".'''a" pi"P'f'H '"i ''i X
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

'osSE.GA TI"SAL-r Preaching ST 10 - a N sid7r.N
sabbath School a y
bAfIisT--l'rsaohinga at and Ia sabbath Sehosl
1 ~ weekly PRAYER Meeting, Tuesday evening at
Z l-Ro'clock
tNTAEi.N { hurch service at 10 D a n and N
SUNDAY ~ehuSl At II O.
'ArHutIs-trraChing a. To- - a sabbath Sehaol Al
I'm
MsTH"DIsr Preaching Al 2 and rs sabbath Scla,l
AflP
'Ni"S TsSrFE.Sof lrNa.-Every sunday 9 Is
? " az Tempsrancr I'm
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Second District EIec on The Vic
tory Larger as Returns come in.
Maine Historical Sciety.

THoNAsrs, Sept. 10
The field excursion Of the laine Histor
ioal Society. which sailed fronP Portland this
morning, arrived hare this etning about
siI O'Clock IN the Revenue Otter Dallas.
having on board twenty members.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Money to Loan .

In sums to suit the borrower On mort
cages Of hrst-class real estate in the ycinit
Of Ellsworth. Also on approved CONNER
cial paper. Apply to
CHARLES c. BURKILL.
37u Ellsworth, Maine.
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There was very brilliant display of
northern lights here Monday evening Sept.
l2ih. Farmers are complaining Of potato
rot, and Of rust on the beans
II The frequent rains which injured our
Ia, crop has given Us the best second crop
Of clover ever known here. The feed for
cattle in the pastures is also good.
MIR Geo. Crosby, wheelwright and
black smith, has enlarged his shop and IS
DONG a profitable business. VI.
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7 III IT aLEfENIII NNtIINt -
EDGAR +. WHITMAN.
BiHousness, Sick Headache.

PITTSTIFID, MASS.
MFssRs. {. l. fIoop & Co: Gents Please
send me BY express two bottles Hnop's StE-
sArNRII.I aud a few Cook Books fur dis
tributinn. Your preparation has worked
wonders In the case ~ my wife who has
iuuSnrss for years She only took one half
traSIpuRful At dose. ana has not been so
well for nS~ years Is now. She found that
within week after taking Il she felt very
much better, aud Is now entirely free from
those severe headaches She has not taken
any ~ any account since last spring and
what litilr she had Is lent 10 do SOM others
some g"Od, and We must have il In the house.
Yours truly,
IpMtp u NASH
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STATE OF y AINE.

Hancock
At a Proba'e Court holden at lIswor thin a Il
Tor il ~ the first Wesinesd Il soy
IcInDer, \. ID. lssl.
WI iiERrAS a petitiosi has b en- duly fled prav-
w hIt the balanf relns lining In the hands
Of lnIbr Springer administrator OF tn estate
of Elethor j Clark late Of Franklin deceased. N
settlement of his inal account msde at u probate
court held al Ellsworth " th.n and for aid county
on the third e,i!ics ay Of June \. ID lss may
be ordered 10 be distributed among the heirs Of
sa Il 'eceastssl AID the share oh determined,
ORDERED, tina notice thereof be Civ. "A to all per
intcfr- ci Their. In by publishing a copy Of
tn order three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printe at ; ilsworth ia aid county
prior u the ond "wednesday of October. A. ID.
1851, & at they may APP ear al probate ca urt then
TO be held at sworth wi hin and fOr said county
at o'clock in the forenoon ami show cause, II
am they ave, against he same.
3S37' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. Il. I'ORR. Register.
A uu- cni'y. Arrest &C "a. T.. D'RH. Register.
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THE ubse Id hereby gives publ notice o all
l concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and taken upon himself. the trust of an Adj
mi l. traitor Of he Estite OF treierick Stew. rs,
u of Bluehill in tie County of Hancock de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
ther fore requests ali p rsons no indebted to
the sai. deceased's estate, To make immediate nay
meni and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same f. payment
JOSEPH r. HINCkLEY, Adnr.
September, It'll 1881. aw37*
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Gaining Strength and Sitting I'D.

OFFICIAL-6 7. MAJ the examination
Of the President at noon his temperalre was
SS-S, pulse loo, respiration 20. The Presi-
dent was placed in a semi recumben posi-
ton upon an invalid chair at II A. v, and
remained half an hour Withou, fairue or
discomfort The wounds are makiy the
usual favorable progress and his rnerai
condition is reassuring. Signed,
D. ". Bliss.
F. II. HANure.
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VI NEAGl
Or Agnew's Opinion Resssurins

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. L.
DIR. Agnew IN al interview tonight. sat
ed emphaticalI, THAI the President ne, er nd
an absoess on has lung. 1t Was merck a
clrcumscribed inhammafory trouble in be
nature Of bronchial pneumonia
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Pen0ipsrOt.

Penobscot.
The Western Hancock Sunday School
Association will hold its annual meeting
with the Baptist Sunday School in Penob-
scot on Tuesday, Sept. y, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and all Sunday Schools, and all Sunday
School workers in Western Hancock are in
yited to be present and participate in the
exercises of the OCCASION
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Maine State Muer.

ArGUSTASept. -
The opening day Of the music was very
successful The dress parade $3.50 7. NJ.
attracted crowds Of spectator
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PoRrLASD-Ar. Sept .. Sch. Mary +. Cushman
Patten Ellsworth.
BosroS-Ar. sept 5, schs. Allendale, Webber,
Ellsworth; ArbOreer, lark, Ellsworth Pavilion
Smith, VIVA haven.
JAcKsoNvILLE-Cld. Sept. 5, Sch. CITY OF Chel.
sea. Goodwin, New York.
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Business Notices.

1t is hard to believe Miss Whittier was
cured of such terrible sores by Hoods Sar-
ssprilla, but reliable people prove it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-15

tickets for all points west via, PennsylvanIs
Central. and Bottom and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be had of C. C. BurriT at the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland by inside line Of steamers
Cali and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
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RAYSHAM, MASS, Aug. II, 1873.
e. !. HnBD & Co. Gentlemen
| have had ringworm humoT and Salt-rheum
so badly that my body was covered with raw
sores. 50. also. my head and face. | have
had any number OF doctors in the last seven
years and none 81 them could cure me. one
day my mother was In the city OF Taunton,
and found one 81 your cook books, and In
reading 1t found many people testifying 10
cures from the use of your Sarsaparilla and
olive Ointment. ! ielt forced TO try II,
although had seen many things advertised
that never did me any good. | have now
taken two small bottles and one large one Of
sarSaparilla. and used three boxes Of ONT
mcnt now call myself cured. Nothing
can BE- seen Of the humoT but the dim out
lines ui the sores. | shall take two more
bottles and then the cure will be complete.
| am gratefully yDurs
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The Weather.
WAX DEPARTMENT.

WAX DEPAkTNiNT. !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. IA An.
Indications
For New England fair weather. NORTH
westerly winds, stationary or high barometer
stationary temperature.
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dan
The Democrat saws that Oxford Conn
" court sil, sept ~. With Judge Pcitls on
the bench
Will Ia. called ..C,.,,,, pi,i.,,d~ -, bor,r ,f
the Go,.,nor
.l =.
The Name Pedagogical Society " pro-
fe>'ional association Of teachers, Is to hold
NJ hrNi annual meeting al augusta. oci"'"r
Doctor ". {. Collins. m'ed States
Examining Surgeon. has returned 10 hfN
home at Buoksport, and l. ready to examine
claimants for Pensions.
po, t,.,n N,r;o.r c,r,,,.,I, ,..,or #
81, r., .,-,., .t,.-.i. RI, l.., ~
,,t,ro NJ, h,. received , call T.. IN.
r.. yJ1 R.,,,st church of I,on Ms,
cb,,..,,.
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ana IN the n'A'A ''"'>' W. '''' Wy
me o''' "A'' r'A''''" "A'''' az "'''''''- '''
"i "'"he''AN-
Steamer CITY Of Richmond. that run on
the ledge at Marx Island ~A' got on 'h'''-
da,. and lowed int" h"'A'A"a "h'fr >he
Viii 20 on the raIlua, and her hull Will he
thoroughly examined
/ The Eastern Railroad Go. ART Ia make
/ great additions 80 their wharf pIu,rrt, ~
( u.ui 49,. .r. ,...r o., .A.l ,t,
Steam ''a'> sop i"H VII '''~A' "'''''''
/ per with a "a" foot front. With sidr wharf
AZ, for several haat.
{
The hnc.' stained glass "'n+"" ia
Washington j. said 90 b, that Which J4d.c
B.,l..r4...,, .,f,b, Court If Claim. r.r..r,I,
pm. 10 '''
+ of hi> " ,ie- Mr. richardson "'' Mss
/ MAr>lau. Of Nachl4>puri. and 4 noted beau
The late Mr. Noah " Gods 81 Bangor.
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scented With a handsome autograph album
b, the Ma,"n> Of thi> city. Who we're :" hos
pirahiy entertained by him On the occasion
Of the funeral services of The late Joseph /.
/ Smith, Of Maria''lls SUNDAY July dlNt.
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