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The wind this morning must be fresh
from an iceberg.
The price of potatoes has risen ten
cents since last week
The Acadia" took a small excursion
party down the BAY Sunday.
A little summer weather would be OF
decided advantage to the growing crops.
-Messrs. Cot & Moore's fish market is
kept well supplied by the little steamer
Josie x Bella.
The Steamer Henry Morrison is now
making three trips per week between Rock
land and Ellsworth.
Torrent Engine Company Of Bucks
port. will be among the contestants for the
prizes here on the Fourth
We hear that a son of Mr.. Isaac A.
Murch. while running the engine of Sails
burv's Steam Mill in Hancock. got his hand
caught in the gearing this morning and
sustained quite severe injuries
1t is reported that two Ellsworth sea-
captains were recently robbed in New York.
The report saws that Capt. Alley, of the Van
dala. lost son and valuable watch. and
Capt. Belts. Of the Redondo. lost sjj. be-
sides his watch and articles Of wearing APP
parel.
The Massachusetts Press Association
have arrived in Bangor. They will go to
Bar Harbor TO-DAY. "wednesday stopping
at the West End Hotel. Thursday will be
spent in seeing the sights in and about Bar
Harbor and Friday they will leave for
Portland
Capt. y. II. Higgins. who has recently
taken the Copper and Gold Exchange Hotel
at Ruehil. is widely known As a popular
and successful hotel keeper and the citizens
OF Bluehill have reason to congratulate
themselves that another good hotel i guar
snteed 10 their attractive town.
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Prom Bangor Commercial.
Valuable Documents.

WELL PRESERVED AUTOGRAPHS OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON, THOMAS JEFFERSON AND
OTHER GREAT MEN.
During recent visit TO Ellsworth. John
A. Peters, of this city. Associate Justice of
the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. ex-
amined some old books and documents
which belonged to his grandfather. Melatia
Jordan, of Ellsworth. In an ancient chest,
which had not been disturbed since 1919,
Judge Peters discovered some interesting
documents bearing the signatures of George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Han
cock and other great men of the past
These papers have been shown to a few per
sons. The collection is exceedingly valu-
able. for the documents are not worn or
soiled, and the autographs they bear look
a. if they might have been written a short
time ago.
The first is a paper, signed BY the Presi-
dent Of the United States, appointing
Melatia Jordan collector of Frenchman's
Bay. 1t bears the signature of George
Washington, and date 1889.
The second is document appointing
Melatia Jordan inspector of the Revenue
for the several ports within the district of
Frenchman's Bay it is dated 2lst March
1871, and is signed by George Washington
and Thomas Jefferson. The seal is orna-
mented with a spread eagle, similar to the
one now stamped on the new silver dollars
The next is a renewal of the same office !;
it is signed as above, and dated sth March,
1892. Then comes commission signed by
John Hancock, Gov. of Mass. 29th Nov.
1871, making Mr.. Jordan Major of the
a,h pagt Of the Second Rrioade Eighth
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the Peace, and is dated at Boston 10th Sept.
l19s. Signed by Increase Sumner, Gov. of
Mass, and John Avery, Secy. Next is a
commission for Lieut.. Signed 9th July
1856. by James Bowdoin, Gov. of Mass.
Next in order is an honorable discharge
from the Office Of Lieut. of Second Regi-
ment. Signed by Adj. Gen. VIM. Dammian.
Dated Jan. IL, 1901.
An appointment Of Justice of the Peace
is signed by Elbridge Gerry. Gov. Of Mass,
and BENZ. Thomas, Secy. Dated at Boston,
Sd Feb. 1912.
Another appointment as Justice Of the
Peace is dated 18th of Feb. 1905 and signed
by Caleb Strong. Gov. of Mass.
The last is a similar appointment dated
2Sd Feb. 1909, signed by Levi Lincoln,
Gov of Mass
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butLsport

All who approach Buoksport from the
East. will be disappointed when coming IN
sight Of Fort Knox. Yet il Is strong
structure, and very scientific ally built.
Buek,p port Is a pretty town and incl, situa-
ted No town ia this State can boast Of
better communications, both BY rail and
water. The Reform Club ha, done a good
thing here. The Club meets every Sabba,h
afternoon IN Emery's Hall, which is kindly
furnished free Of cost by the proprietor
hing Alcohol is around occasionally, but
80 many of his subjects have rebelled
against hi power, that he feels that hi,
kingdom Is nearly to an end here. An old
joker this way. IN speaking Of the recent
cold weather said, 1T vas good thing
that the snow went off early. while it had
u chance I. ALpIN.
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MARRIED.

Eii.~oTth--June l.. hy Rev. Cha.. t. Iom-
ba Il. Mr.. Fred Duuham aud Ms EminAr :.
Giic-. both u Ellsworth.
June ~ By Rev Dr. Trunry Mr.. Edgar
NJ. Bryant Of Lawrence. MISS. and Mis- Har-
rIrt B.. Billing, u Elem.
June l.. 10y \. =. Burnham. Ia. Mr..
George ". 1IAsy Of Franklin and Ms, PlumA
Dorr " Ellsworth
Blurhtli-Junc l.. 10y Rev L. : Tripp. Mr..
Francis VI. tray of >rdEwick aud Mis- Lizzie
4. lr,wuTsy II. BiurhiIi
BugAspurl-Juuc l.. rs Rev + e., rri~h. Mr.
charles \ touary Of last Il urhlll aud Nil,
CARR \. Bial>drH Of Ortaud.
june :, ~ v. II. PlJ,bury. I'D. Mr.
Charlie y. Birir 81 bucA.Iprt aust Nj, ilal.ic
AAcr 81 Prospect
>;"uh"u-Jun" H. by Rev. T.. L. Nal
b. u.g". Capt. Jatnr- VI. Brown and Mr. kAlr
u. >truut, bot ~ NJ hlijgr.
" N riigr-luur ., bt tiy..rsr Gypsln- Ed.
Nj. Geo. r HAM Of >ul!INa al aud NJ. Anil
- II -mmuud OF Guu,i.Loru
kDcAiaud jun H. ~ Ro W G. Barrow,
Mr. thar.r- r Whitaker % Boston Ma-,..
aud h.-s tl.,Iha T. Young II R,.cAland.
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O0ss esste Porte.

wIsTEg HARBoR-Ar june 18th. sch oroIcmho
eUpt'.l, I Alal-
Ar Jun. Il. >ch. 4. Hooper smslIIge. Boston
Ar june T.. ~.hs \. &. Bro h. smal.i.lge. Ras-
ton. gUt, frrna 4. Rnckland Fanny simpson,
... Bost Emp, roT. Me or on. Boothbay.
sld y, >eh- Lebanon Tracy. Bosom Or"Aembo,
IA y. oh A Hooper smalndgc. Franklin
~ p. Srhs tgrct. fcrna q. KocklanI. Fanny
simp-a --St John y. y Emperor, \irtrr-O
Roostsnd. ga i.e"U. Handy. okIArd. star
Iight,--al"ng sh"rr y
80 wf-l HARB,E ArIunc. Is >ch Champion
S"rt a. Boston " N gv,si, {" & A l L Parker H.,
n.h Tor Y = 4 d HAIL ck HT. -ch >ca Hound
HaycocA. c-sport y. = fish for y. r. = t. Had
lock
june IL. sch tamrcock. Robtp.ar. yaiai. far
Haycrtll. sch, Valparaiso. Ki"h- ri-ou, TO ton
a tn Alt for small
Junr l.. -,h Tnron o. Iority. Boston. with alt
FIR small. |. : otc M utter. Ltyl We dhUry
~AItlI,-JuEc 10, Br. -sh Nuuic tnggtn-. Tor It
John-. y Il >ca Hound Tor W .gort,
June /. ~rh. Champion. Tor t1ais.
CALAIs-.Iuuc IS. O.oIcmt-n GupuI Pan River
B"sTu>. Ar. ia Lc 10 schs Panama. Fullerton
Ar. JurC -. ~Shs. ofNe BrancF. Whitaker
k"uioui, Mar ,. Lushn. an. Fauen. Kondout
E'iHnd", Bets. ic bokcu, Pair Dealer. t.riniAI.
Ca-t.ur
Ar June 70. AltA'clia. Alley. south Amboy.
FAiL RIVER ~. june l.. >ch. Casllliau.
Mean. ORR fpT Bangor
>Ew- Nork- Ar Jrur ID ~rh. wrr-lh, Halg
ktu., f'ctid'u'". IN Pickering. Il, n thy. Hon
d"u' for H"'''n. geo. W collin" ''-teT frAi
Nlnc,ar,i Haven ,r Jun. u. >,h. ~. MINI
Ken. h-W"i u AsrieoiA. " hismor Ellsworth Or
Orirr-
JL,ksr~sIiIE-Ar June y sch William g.
Mu-I,y Be.laiiy. Boston
Esr.Igs Ports.
Cleared a. Cow Ray. I b June l. sch MARY
Lori, smith. y. loEA
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Ellsworth Port.

EtIsW0ssh Fort
Wednesday. June Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Crap, Lord. stockton.
Sci Arboreer, clark, Boston.
sch CRY Of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
Sch Mount Vernon, Young, Boston.
Sch samuel Lewis, Moore, Boston.
Steamer Heary Morrison, trockett, Rockland.
Thursday. June 10.
SALE
Steamer Henry Morrison. Crockett. Rockland.
Friday June II.
ARRIVED.
sch Mechanic, Hammctt, BOSTON.
sch Grace, Alley, Gloucester
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant. Belfast
saturday June s
sch Ariorser. Clark. Boston.
sch Atassii Iiaynes, Grant, Providence.
Sch senatnr, BOHs"y, New York.
ARRIVED.
Sch Revenue, Sunson Boston.
steamer Henry Morrison, Gro. kett. RoCklaud.
Sch Julia Edna. Lamson, X ckland
Monday june 20.
SAILED.
steamer Henry Morrison, rocket. Rocklaud.
Sch Haryei BunAer. Bar Harbor.
Sch. Carrrssa, Pratt, Boston.
Tuesday June q.
SAILED
Srh CITY Of Ellsworth. Grant Portland.
sch Ralph h. Grant. c. ant, Rnckland.
Sch VIM. II Archer. Bcliatty. Roston-
"wednesday, June p.
SAILED.
sch james Holmes, Rider, Rondoul.
ARRIVED
sch Pair wind. Westward. =. rt-mouth
sch Ma rCcllu-, kpmtcA. fro, idence,
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Obituary H.ii'ys b~yafid ihs mate. NaBls and 4ge
staft b lstt'i pr - "a, rufe Of iri. sspf' q R,
En.woTth-Juue IL. james ; Flh,ld. aged
L. years. q mos.
June H. Mr.. Annie, wife Of Rodoipa
Grinde and daughter Of Mr.. Walker Moore.
aged q year-. month snd l. drys
Dearest Annie thou hast en- Us
And thy boss wc deeply feel
Bot u, God that ha, Urr, q a..
lie en- sli our sorrows b.. i
North Eil,worth-JuIe D. Mr. Hiram SoYer-
in-. HZe,i ~ year.
Trrntou-May y, Mr.. Lucy. wife u peA
seth Nhlmorr, aged - yrar-
Edeu-Junc -. Mr., Jennie n, wife Of Mr.
VIII III u Brars. aged about 70 wears
south IIancock--Juue 8. Hattie NJ. Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. hum and Mr. Mary A. Je!-
l,pn. agrd ~ wears aud tiu.
Frank in-June L., Pslmira DYER aged o.
YEAR,. , mos. - DAYS
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Obituary

ln Trenton y ult Mrs. Lucy wife Of lea.
Seth WhitinOre aged - YEAR. She was born on
Deer Island ISIS, and was the dacghicr OF Dca.
WIN. >Iuson. MAY 10 ISIS she was married
TO the one ~ho i now len to mourn the los,
Of cOmpsn on with whom he la. Ii, I'd III ore
than half century. Sister NbtmOre ~
perienced religion when quite young. and,fo
more than fifty years had been n follower Of
Je>u>. She Kind wife, an affectiOnate
mother aud faithful friend. She was UNI
VERBALLY respected. tor her kindly tra- OF
character and her sympathy and ready as>i.-
tance 10 every worthy object preserved 10 her
notice Her sickness was Of nature To test
her patience AMI reg on, h pes \ great .d'-
ferrr, ct receiving whatever the hand Of the
Master might send she patiently aw aited the
coming Of the messenger that was to summon
her away. Her end WAS quietn-ss and peace.
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C. {. BurrilI is Agent and Attorney for
the oldest, Iarges; and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England, and his
rates are as low as al any other Agency. 4
partial list Of Companies represented are
the .Ftna 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
led to be the most reliable. by all who have
examined the standing Of the various Com
panies. Give him 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. iitf.
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Prejudice Kills.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on
bed of misery, under the care Of several OF
the best land some of the worst physicians
who gave her disease various names, but no
relief. and now she is restored 10 us IN
good health by as simple remedy as Hop
Bitters. that We had poohed at for two years,
before using it. We earnestly hope and
prav that no one else will let their sick suffer
as we did, on account of prejudice against
so good a medicine as Hop Bitters. The
Parents telegram.
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John q. Murray.

Clrcl, Manager. commenced the Circu,
bushes, a. a general performer in 1873.
He formed a partnership with George Hol-
land IN Dan Rice's C,rcu, IN 1872 They
were know a, the Roman Brothers The,
were noted for si,le. finish aud grace. dur
lng the existence of their partnership the,
ALWAYS eNcellrd IN their ,pecialtie,. In 1854.
Murray and Holland went To California and
South America, where they appeared in the
various Theatres, and in the la,t-named
country often performed their celebrated
brother Act" between the acts Of the Opera.
during b.. js and 80 they visited Eug.ln
in company With Howe's \ Cushing nited
States Circus. Frida, Evening. NAV IA.
1865 BY special command, the United States
Circus entertained the Queen al the Ro, al
Alhamhra Palace. Leicester Square, London.
Nj MurrAS directed the entertainment. and
besides appearing III the brother Act and
'Gloh. Perch with Holland. introduced the
comic Inck Mules, PETE" and "Bar,nry. 50
and directed the movements 81 the educA-
ted horse BLACK Eagle" tn, LoHd,H H.
hltrIt,i Ne,rs abou, tina, time gave a full
page illustration Of the ROYAL Audience
and Murray aud hi, intelligent steed. Dur
ing 1850. 81. o. and '6}. he appeared sith
the leading circu>es of the Continent Of Flu
rope. including RENTS. Carcy's. Heeney'>
Prices and Brenow's. On the death of Mr.
Holland Nr. Murray performed with George
I. Hutchinson. In 1851 he was a partner
with Stone. Rosston \ Cos Circus 1865.
Stone, Rosston \ Murray; 1866 to 1871.
Stone X Murray's Circus. In 1872, Den
Stone withdrawing. Mr. Murray became sole
proprietor and manager. and continued the
same up to 1879, visiting the West India
Islands and South America in 1876, ~ and
IS. He has taken his circus to nearly all
parts Of the world. lie ceased the perform
ance Of athletic teats in 1871.
AT no time in the history of Murray's
Circus has it been so large and great as the
present season. Ii is the first time he has
carried a Menagerie, which is said to be a
large and costly one. He will exhibit his
Combination Of Shows under three large
and commodious canvasses covering nearly
two acres Of ground, at Ellsworth about
July 9th.
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FOR SALE.

A LII that valuable property situated In the
n Tow of Orland County % Hancock, state Of
Mai c. belonging Ia the Eastern River >tnck x
sluire ~, - listing OF two yaluab e water rrvi-
leges with the dams and mi J. tn, reon standing
togcthe with one lot OF land Zone hundred acres)
" ell inb re,l with rure, PiGe, Henl OK, Hard
wood nd K. Also one dwelling hnusr, and
three acres OF land. = II II tn. above described
property will be sold low D. close concern.
f"t farther par iculars, apply Ia either of The
subscribers.
THEO G. WOODMhN
sEWALL Il cW NZEY.
Bueksport, May, 1881. 3mos23
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Visiting Odd Fellows.

NV Ii. , -T.I >
To-day witnessed one Of the fines, Odd
Fellows displays ever made IN Lowell,
where York Encampmen,, Of Biddeiord
Eastern star Encampmeut. Of Portland. and
tie Mountain EncAmpmen, Of Boston we're
the guests Of Wannalauoet. Monomoke and
Lowell Eucampmeuts Of this city.
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A Libel ait.

TE0NUfNOL, Il l., june II
\ warrant vas served YESTERDAY on DAVID
Black. one Of the Publisher, Of the lele-
gram. for alleged criminal libel on W. b.
Hallei. a LAWYER This morning the sheriff
sought { {. Corbcit the other publisher.
and found he had transferred hi interest
t. Black and lett town Two Of Corbett's
brothers are serving terms Of Imprisonment
for libel.
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Fire in MeIrose, Mass.

bO~TON. june T.
\ FIRE al Melro>e this morning DESTROYED
Jonathan Barrett, SIX stor, building occu-
pied as a c'Irrying shop by Luce \ Flrbush
The houses Of Timothy Grey and Edward
Paul we're badly damaged Total loss heavy
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, ne BY Steamer Mount Des-


Gamer Mt Desert made the quick =
on record to Bar Harbor TO-DAY.
urs and fortv-fNe minutes including
rmedia,e landings.
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REousness, Sick Headache.

fITrsblFID, MASS.
MEssRs. c. i. HOOD & Co: Gents-Please
send me by express two bottles HoODs SAR-
sAPARILLA and few Cook Books for dis,
Tibution- Your preparation has worked
been troubled with sick headache and bill
iOusness for years. She only took One-han
teaspoonful al dose, and has not been SO
well for I'VE years as now. She found that
within week after taking IL she felt very
much better. and Is now entirely free from
those severe headaches. She has not taken
any OF any account since last spring, and
what little she had Is lent to do some others
some good, and We must have il In the house.
Yours truly,
HOMER b. NASH.
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The Strike in Biddeford.

The Pepperell has not opened It's gates
day, but II Is reported that Mr. Howe.
agent, saws he will open them IN the
orning and give the striker, one more op-
ortunity TO return. The Tacoma has been
INNING about half Of IT, looms TODAY.
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Business Notices.


-Tickets for all points ives via, Pennsylvania
Central, ami Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be- had Of c c. Burrn at the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland By INSIDE line Of Steamers
Gail and see him before purchasing elsewhere
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward or
fered.

III. :
The suspicion having been strengthened
that Mrs. Gilman who was burned to death
at k!ttery Point. June ID. was first robbed
and then murdered 500 we're TO-DAY offered
by her son for the arrest and conviction Of
the guilty party.
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ElisW orth Balts.

The boys are saving their pennies FOR
the Fourth
-Owiug To scarcity Of water the West
Branch drive was not all driven IN. \ por
ton was lcft at point called Old MAria,ille.
The water in Union River Is falling fas,
aud unless We have ram there will soon bc a
drought.
The dwelling house and barn belong
ing to Robert Ger, and occupied by Charles
GERRY. VAS DESTROYED b, fire on Frida, last.
The source Of the fire j. not detnitclN known.
The most Of the furniture Was saved \,
one time there vas danger Of 4 serious con
hlgration a. several of the adjoining build
ings caught fire. but the arrival ~ the en-
g.nc> soon a,rrtcd the danger, though they
we're compelled 10 work al a d!,ad, aniagc
OWING Ia scarcity 81 water. The proper
t, was partially insured.
Charles Bedford. son Of VIM. Bckford.
was found drowned in mon River last Fri.
day. He had bccn missing from home since
SUNDAY afternoon when he was seen Al a
pom, N the ri,cr called Shackforl', ledge
Il = supposed he went on to the .1g> after
gum a. he was accustomed 10 do and falling
~ was unable TO get out. Ill, bndS "a,
found near the ,grnsu-, place II A. VI. \ \.
J FoN'- mill. The coroner vas summoned
but considered an inquest unnecessary.
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citation Of Catholic Charitable
Societies.
VAUDEVILLE, June 81.

NIfhN ILL., JUNO T.
convention Of Charitable Societies
osed Of French Catholics residing in
with numerous delegates from other
England States and the Canadas as
bed al the Town Hall this afternoon
organized by choosing the necessar, Of
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LOCAL MOTTO ~.


\ 10, Of Opaque Hollands, all new and
desirable colors. With fringes and tassel, to
match. also carbolized paper for protection
against moths also the Revised New les
lament. for sale At H4le's Book Store.
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DURING THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from city conyeniences, the traN e!er shoull
make some provision against sudden attacks "i
Headache, Neuralgia, Cholera Morbus' traibps,
and other diseases. T~iteheb- ShamPhn q
CO.. NeurAIgie Anodyne when tAAen ac
coyliug 20 the directions on each Dotie. VIII IL
isevr the distress and remove the cause OF any 81
hes troubles Try IL and be convinced. ly5
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RAYSHAM, Mass. Aug. l., 1873.
G. |. HoOD & Co; Grntlemen-
| have had Hngworm humor and salt-rheum
So badly that my body was covered with raw
sores; So, also. my head and face. | have
had any numt,,r 81 doctors In the last seven
years and none Of them could cure me. One
day my mother was In the city Of Taunton,
and found one Of your cook books. and in
reading Il found many people tcStifying 10
cures from the use Of your Sarsaparill1 and
Olive Ointment, ! Ielt forced To try IL,
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
ment. | now call myself cured Nothing
can be- seen OF the humOr but the dim out
lines of the sores. | shall take two more
bottles, and then the cure v III be complete.
| am gratefully yours
EDt kR WHITMAN
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Otfice Of the Chief sigma Officer.
WAsHINGToN. u. G., June 22.-l - N.
Indications
For New England. far weather, winds
mostly Westerly, stationary temperature
and higher barometer.
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The PERUVIAN sYRuP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors,
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
suy address. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Bos-
lyr35
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No molasses and water mixture, but a
concentrated extract of the active medicinal
properties of roots, barks, &c, is Hoods
Sarsaparills-
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At a tourt Of Probate held at Buck s. ort Within
and Tor the County Of Hancock, an the thlrt
"Wednesday 81 May, \ H. Isl.
benjamin Ballard II ,mci executor ia a certain
ms ruIunt purpJr lag I be the last vi anil
te-t .Inent OF V II lam Ba lari late Of Buckspurt
in said county deceased, having presented L.
same for probate
DEpEAkD-that the said benjamin Ballard give
notice to all persons interested,by causing a copy
al thi, nT'ier To be published three Rees
succesriyely IN The Ellsworth American, printed
at Ellsworth, that they NAV appear at II Probate
court to lee held At uehil ia said County,
on The hr-t " efnts.lay Vi July next, Il ten Of
the clock 10 the forenoon, and shew eau IL any
the! have. why the SAID Instrument should not
BE- proved, approved. and allowed : the lat
will and Testament OF salt dr,;r t-et
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Aues' :-CHAs. 4. DoRR Regi,te 3wEy
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Gentlemen whose boards are not OF
pleasing shade can remedy the defect by the
use of Buckinghams Dye for the whiskers
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New Hampshire Medical Society.

tONtOkD y. IT, June 7.
The annual meeting Of the New Hamp-
shire Medical Society. began to-day and
vi. continue through the evening aud To-
morrow forenoon.
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Grand Army Appointment.

LAW tFNtf. MISS, juno : 7.
Col. Wm. 6. Ohm has been appointed
Adiu,ant General Of the Grand Arm, Of
the Republic.
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Medical Association

p, e Medical Association me, here
Us morning with an average at
q n President VIM W. Greene pre-
.I15is afternoon DIR. Greene. Prrsi-
~ cred his address and this evening
ue'' lers were read.
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The annual session of the National
Csmp Patriotic Order, Sons of America,
commenced in Portland Tuesday. A large
number of prominent members of the order
r. IN attendance.
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NINE NEWS
e ationsI Camp p. o S.A

VhI IND, June It.
r.. al Camp Of the Patriotic Order
ne America opened the biennial
u So, to-day; National President
Sess'o,' Ter of Ohio presided.