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MARRIED

o land Jan. ID. By Rev. J. w. Il. smith.
Mr.. Eugene l.. Durr ol urIaud, aud Mis-. Flora
r. Lrtrh Of >urry.
Fermentation. |, by Benz. sawyer. Esq,
Capt. ". :. Brown Of Eden, ana Mi, Phybr
G.. sawyer of IT, mont.
Also by sumo, Jan. - Mr.. W +. A. Farrell
and Miss Olive Nuttcr
GouIdsboro-Jan. II, by H. NJ. ~owlc. Esq,
Mr.. Oliver =. Jones and Mrs. Eunice A. Bick-
ford. both Of GouldsbOrr
G0lumbia-Dec. Il, ~ Rev C. L. Harden,
Mr. Emery ~. Leighton and Miss Carrie :
FAruswo rlh, hO'h OF Addison.
Boston, Mt,>..-Jun. g. Mr. Edward H.
Nhrutc OF Boston, ana Miss Laura t., daughter
OF j. K. Long, Esd, OF Burhll.
Lynn, Ma>>..-Jan. 1. hy Res. A. 4. Wright,
Eugene Ilodgkins and Miss Jennie Lufhin,
both of Ellsworth. Me.
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&Sys55sssE6 ~
10y TELEGRAPH.
! dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
MAINE NEWS.
Election of Hon. Eugene Hale as U.
S. Senator, for Maine.

tNUN SIM . tlII. TO.
A vote was taken for United States Sen
ator which resulted as follows: Eugene
Hale, -; Joseph L. Smith, s; Harris NJ
Plaisted, l. In the House, Eugene Hale,
was elected by rira roce vote, United
States Senator, the vote standing Hale. 50 !;
Joseph L. Smith, GA.
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Business Notices


Tickets for all points ives tvia., Pennsylvania
Central, and Bos ton and Albany Railroads hoia
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be had OF C. c. Burrin at the lowest rates
Also ticke,s 20 Portland by inside line Of Steamers
Call and see HIS before purchasing elsewhere.
1stf
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City and County.
Religious Services IN this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in the aftei-
noon, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING al . and ~ P NJ. Sab
bath School at ] p. N. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tuesday evening at 1-2 O'Clock.
UNITARIAN.-Church service at :l5 and I
2. NJ. Sunday School at 2. NJ.
CArHoLIc.-Preachiuga at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at . p. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Presching at 2 and Z 2. M
Sabbath School at p. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-everyS Sun
day at "a p. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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open lodge. The doors being opened, large
audience gathered and listened to an excel
lent temperance sermon preached b. Rev.
Mr.. Jones of Somesville. Mr.. TAYLOR pre-
scented some remarks which were listened to
attentively by the audience. Other lodges
will be visited by the District Deputy this
week,
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Massachusetts U. S. Senator.

DVNIINf -HIANNs "ttII. -.
In the House this afternoon on the vote for
L. S. Senator, II. l.. Dawes. received l65
votes b. F. Butler, Al John d. Long, %;
H. L. Pierce, !; Horace Gray, Chas.
F. Russell, l. Whole number of votes 232.
Necessary for choice ZIG. In the Senate,
H. l.. Dawes received "a votes, and Benz.
F. Butler, , Both houses will vote in
Joint convention tomorrow.
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rial for Murder
PORTLAND. Jan. IS.

TORTI-AND, Jan. Is.
The trial of John G. Farr. for the muir
of his wife Eliza, opened in the Super
Court this forenoon, Attorney General
ayes, and County Attorney Coombs, APP
ing for the State, II. 6. Sleeper and
,. King for the defendent. Farr looked
} and self possessed.
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AT the annual meeting of Mt. Desert
Lodge, F. 4 A. Masons, No. 40, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Thaddeus 5. Somes, W. NJ John
J. Somes, S. W; Mark T. Richardson. ].
W.; John w. Somes, Treasurer; Lyman H.
Somes, Secretary; William Fennelly, S. d. !;
William p. Smith, J. ID Emmons PRAY. S.
5; Isaac Somes, ID, J. s.; C. H. Slower,
Tyler. SEc'Y.
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Delaware U. S. Senator.

DOVER, DEL. Jan. II.
os. F. Bayard, was reelected [. 5.
Or this morning. The seven Repub-
Representatives, and one Republican
'-oted for Anthony Higgins.
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The Weather..
NAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. l9.-l A. NJ. }
Indications D.:
For New England, increasing cloudiness
during the day. followed by light snow or
rain. falling barometer north to west winds,
shifting to northerly and westerly, and no
decided change in temperature.
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81 SIN IREADW FL
Ellsworth, Dec. 10th, 1850.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK. ss:-COurt of Probate Ellsworth
January Term, a. ID. ISL
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
SAID Widow give public notice To all persons
Interested by causing a copy of tn is
order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American new
paper published in Ellsworth in said County,
tlat they may appear at Court of Probate
tor said County TO be held az Ellsworth.
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have, why the sam should not be granted
5w2f PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest CHAs. L. DoRR, Register
\ true copy, Attest :-CHAs. Il. DoRR, Register
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Fire in the New Hampshire State
Prison.
CONCORD, y. II. Jan.

CONCORD, y. II. Jan. Is.
A fire caused by chemicals in the work
shop of the State Prison, this morning par
tally destroyed the building The fire was
tinguished without outside assistance.
fly convicts are deprived of work
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Schooner Launched.
BATH, Jan. is,
contract.

Adams and Hitchcock launched. to day, a
fine schooner of SIX hundred and fifty one
tons. named George NJ. Adams, owned by
the builders and others. Captain Miles
Standish, will command her.
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My daughters say, How much better
father is since be used Hop Bitters-' He is
getting well after his long suffering from a
disease declared incurabie, and we are SO
glad that he used your Bittess,-A lady Of
Rochester. n. Y.-Utied Herald.
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Mills Burned.
tFilto ouEHCO
PORTSMOUTH. Y.

IUhISMUI III, Y. II, Jan. II.
Chase's Mills, at York, Maine, together
with the stock and machinery, were burned
this morning. Loss heavy. Small Insur-
ance. The mill was doing large business,
manufacturing cotton warp flannel under
contract.
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The officers of Naskeag Lodge F. and
\. Masons No. III, were publicly in
stalled Wednesday evening the 18th inst,
by p. NJ. Joseph 3. Babson; W. VI. Ed
ward b. Kane s. W. Rodney r. Babson;
J. W. Roland A. FIVE; Treas, Daniel Jack
son; Secretary. Augustus g. Blake S ID.
Benjamin Nutter J. j. Roscoe H. Bridges.
S.
Jan. 49,
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Michiuan u. S. Senator.

DETROIT. NICH., Jan. Is.
Senator Baldwin, was elected to fill the
unexpired term of Senator Chandler, end
ing ,ia. III 4th. and 0. d. Conger, for the
full term, beginning March attn.
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THE cub -crber hereby give Pubic notice to all
! concerned, that he ha- been duy appointed
ahd has ttken upon himself, the ttust of Adj
TRAITOR of the Estate of
HARLAN L. SLOWER, late Of Bmchill.
in The County If Hancock deceased
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore.
requests all persons who are indebted to he said
derca5etps estate, to make immediate payment
anu those VINO nave any de nauds
thereon 10 exhibit the me for settlement
JAMES X. LONG, Admir-.
January ), ISL. }w2t
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Gov. Murray, of Utah, says half Of the
wealth of that territory is in the hands Of
the GentIes, although the Mormons have
possession of most of the soil and outnum-
Der them about FIVE to one.
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wv York u. S Senator.

ALBANY, y. V, Jan. Is.
In the Assembly to-day, Thos. {. Plat.
received 20 votes for L. S Senate; Francis
Herman received "A votes.
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Connecticut u. S. Senator.

IIAKTFUkD, I, an. II.
Mr.. Joseph R. Hawley, was to-day elect
ed L. S. Senator. by both houses. for six
wears from March 4th, next.
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ID | ED.

obituary n"tires bsynnd the D0fe, Name mt iy.
must o. p"d tor az he rate III ten ctnts a line.
Ell,worth-.Jan. l., lIermon MAYO, aged =
years.
Bluehill-Jan. Il. Mis- Clara F. Candage.
aged - years.
Lamoinc-Jan. Il, Willie W. Whitaker, aged
wears and months,
Orand-Jan 10, Mrs. Betsy Pert. aged II
years. months amt days
BrOUkln-Jan. II, Mrs. Nancy Five. aged
= years, 10 months and - days.
Brooklyn. y. I.,-Jan. Il, Greenlief stack
pole, IL the 18th year Of his age.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate within and for
the County of Hancock.

IT He petition and representation of Elvira GRAY
! Guardian OF AlburtOn b. staples and Mary L.
staples and Fanny +. staples, Minors and children
of sullivan staples, late OF Sedgwick in the Conn
ty of Hanc ok, deceased, respectf iy -hews that
the said Minors are seized and possessed of Ger ain
Real Estate situated Bluehill, and descr bed as
follows, To wit; The Mo sc lot $50 call ID contain
ing acres, and the kben Grindle lot $50 caIle,O
containing acres That said Es ate is unp roduc
tive of any benefit to said Minors and that ID viii
be ior the interest of said Minors tina. lbe same
should be sold and the proceeds put out and Sc
cured on Interest she therefore prays your Hon
or that she may be authorized and empowered
agreeably to law to sell at public sale the above
described Real Estate, or such part of il as i'm
your opinion may be eNpedent. All which is res
pectful y submitted,
-, ELVlRA GRAY, Guardian
August 4th. 1850.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK. ss;-At a Court OF Pro.
bite held at Ellsworth, ON the first WedneS
day of January, 1881.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED Thar no
uce be given by publishing a copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks succe ssiveIt
IN the Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed
IN Ellsworth, that all persons Interested NAV at
tend on the first Wednesday of Feb next nj a
Court of Probate then to be holden in Els
worth, and shew cause, if any WIN the ,usYer
of said petition should not be a-Ya,ifed S;ef
notice 10 be given before said Court w.,
3r2f PAKKEE irIitE ,a
Attest :--CHAs. z. DoKR, Register
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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-UHfermented Canadian barley matt ane
fresh hop are the ingredients OF Malt Bit
tiers.
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MARINE LIST.
Domestic Ports

EosToN-Jan. l3, >ch'-. Traverse. Lane Deer
Isle Radiant. Hird Deer Islc.i
New NOEN-Ar II, sch Agnes, Young. Calais.
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Ellsworth, Dee. End, lNSG.
STATE OF MAINE.
HAScock, ss:-Court OF Probate, Janual

HANCoCk, curt OF Probate January
Term. A. ID. Is
Upon The fore IN; petition, ORDERED, That
SAID petitioner te public notice TO all persons
intef" ted by Causing a copy Of The petition aud
uii- 'itter thereon, to be- published three
weeks successfully IN the ellsworth American a
newspaper published in Elisw prth in aid County,
ti..i they may appear at Court OF Probate Tor
it ounlv, to De held a. Ellsworth on The LIST
day # February next at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, 10 ehew cause if any they have, why he
pray cr OF sand petitioner should not be granted.
3H2+ PARKER IUJk Judge
i'tr~t'-i HAS. =. poKR, Register.
4 true copy-Attest: CHAs +. DoKR Register
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the County
OF Hancock.
rDllE un iersiEned Widow of Bracket q. Trear.
welLlate vi NdTiayille,in said County decreased
re-pe, fully represents. that said deceased died
seized and possessed Of Real Estate, in which she
i lawfully entitled to Dover, that no pant thereof
has been assigned 70 hcrhl the heirs or Ienant,
or by process OF Law, and I at She is desiruus to
possess and occupy her DpWtTin sevcraity. She
there ore prays your Honor that her Dover in
sal Estate may De assigned and set out TO her,
and that commissioner, may be appOin ed for
that purpose, pursuant 10 law; She also prays
your Honor would grant her such allowance out of
the personal estate as in your discretion you NAV
deem necessary and proper.
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.cryTs aNn CAyyAssERs
v.fher is Getting Well.

Make from Sl5 90 50 per week selling goods
IF a RIDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York
oseud fox their Catalo que and terms. lyrS4
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock.
VIHE undersigned Widow of Joseph W GRAY
late Of >edgwick, in said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate, an Inventory of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
That she should have more of said Personal Estate
than she is entitled to on distribution thereof
she therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out of said Personal Estate as
in your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper; and also appoint commissioners to set
on her Dover in the real estate of her late hus-
band.
CYNTHIA c. GRAY.
Dated Jany. 9TH, 1881
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SIS Court of Probate, Ellsworth,
January Term. A. d., 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
said Widow give public notice to all persons
interested by causing copy of this
9 9pder :, to be EGblis ned three weeks
newspaper published N Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear 1t 4 Court of
PROBATE for said County to be held at Ellis
worth, on the first Wednesday in Feb. next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon and show cause
II any they have, why the same should not be
sw2' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice In
aiiu has tlhen upon himself the trust Of an Ad-
mlhlstlator 81 me Estate OF
SARAH PETTlNGII.L. late of Hancock
in the County OF Hancock, de-
ceaseu'oy giving oond as the law directs he there,
lore requests All persons who are Indebted to
the sald deceaseds estate, to make immedi-
ate payment and those who have any demands
q " YoI-SG Air.,
Hancock. January 5th, ISL ANN 5w3
rITE suhscriI,ors bor,,, ,i,., ,1,. =,
| concerned tLat no 80, = J. pmOiiG loaiCe todIi
and ha,a toton NC, Nh! peti "uiy appointed
anu nave takeh upon themselvc-, the trust of
GE0RtE \ HI %GL Ia i, t I" ~ 81 ,,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
! al concerned that ne has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Adj
ministratur of the Estate of
SARAH PETrINGILL.. late of Hancock,
In the county OF Hancock, de-
Gsedby giving bond as the law directs he there.
fore requests all persons who are indebted to
the sand deceased's estate, to make Immedi-
ate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
o. W. YOUNG, Admir-.
Hancock, January 9Th, 1851 3W3
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II rookIin.

Jan. II.
The weekly review., 1881-04-16
NEWS FROM TERRE HACTE.

The Agent for the REVIEW will col
lect on 23d of this month. Please be
ready for him.
The Criterion Society will meet on
the first ard third Friday of every
month, Inspead of every Friday night.
Rev L6ie, of NJ. f. Church, left
last Saturday for his home, where he
will rest for year.
Mr f. Il Bagby, of Indianapolis,
was in the city last week.
The Odd Fellows gave grand fes-
tivaI and Installation at the Baptist
Church. 1t was a grand success.
ThesCritenon Society will celebrate
their first anniversary on the 26th OF
this month. A. grand time is antici-
pated
There is Il larger attendance at the
Sunday Schools than has been for q
long time.
Young men, please leave your ci'
gars and tobacco on the outside ot TIT
church. 1t looks bad to spit an'
smoke in the house Of God.
Where, oh where is the Bachelor
Club? Has kt sunk beneath the food
Mr.. George Fisher and Alber
Sootler are or the Sixth Ward ticket
subject TO the decision of the Repub
lican conventl on.
For real pldkasure, a visit to C. A
JAcks0n's B'hmfoozle College. II
had several inspectors Sunday, anon
them was the Hon, Isaacs Anderson
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KEOKUK (IOWA) ITEMS.

From description OF the habits and
customs of the people and country of
Mexico it is no place for the colonization
of the blacks. There are other and
more oongenial climes
Mr.. S. Johnson is anxious to get mar
ried, but thinks it will be difficult to hnd
a lady to suit his taste; let US turn that
eend for eend; of course he suits the
ladies.
Yesterday was communion day at the
7th St. Baptist church and was largely
attended
Elder DoYe is still with us and deliver
ed an able and interesting sermon on
Sabbath evening.
Elder Eads is in Quincy, having been
called there by the death of one of his
friends.
Mrs. Ginger Fields recently died here
leaving a husband and nine children
together with large circle of friends tc
mourn her loss.
Mr.. Geroid Smith will soon be home
from his school.
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ITEMS FROM WALNUT HILLS, O

On last Monday afternoon, while
Mr. Chas. Spots, late Candidate for
city Treasurer, on the Colored Inde-
qendent ticket, and wife were passing
the corner of Plum and Seventh
streets Mrs. Spots discovered ruftian
abusing small coIored boy ;She inter-
ferred in the boys behalf, and receiv-
ed an insult from the white william,
which Mr.. SPOTS resented and snffer
ed knock-down' by the rascal.
Judge Wilson in the Police Court
fined the scamp $40 and cost.
Mr.. John Howard, who was shot
by Lafayette Coff-y, is convalesing in
the Cincinnati Hospital.
Mayor-elect Means, it is said. will
appoint several colored men to posi-
tions in his gift. VIM. H. Jones,
Jessie FOssett, Geo. Moore, and Scott
Chinn are deserving of something as
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HAVE YOU THE
CATAR RH n?
DR.. KARSNER's
REMEDY
WILL CURE YOU.

We define Catarrh to be a chronic in
Aamation of the mucous membrane OF
the body This membrane lines all the
cavities of the body. which connect by
outlets with its surface and is endowed
with much lower sensibility, and Is
less liable to lie affected by irritants than
other membranes. But when once the
seat Of disease, irritated from any cause.
it is capable Of inaicting very severe suf-
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Nasal Catarrh is, perhaps, the best ex.
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But Nasal Catarrh is curable. even in its
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the public has proved equally effective
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without a return Of the complaint get we
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The system of treatment we offer is
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We commend this system of treatment
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Short, newsg articles. written on
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While we,do NOT hold ourself re,
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take hold of the matter, we call upon
the fve million treemen. for whose
liberty this hero willingly and cheer
fully sacrificed his life, to contribute
their means to place his widow above
want in her declining age.
The weekly review., 1881-04-16

DR.. Boseman, the colored Postmas.
tea of Charleston, S. c., is dead. His
mother, who went from. Washington,
d. c., to attend him, died fhree weeks
after. Their bodies were taken 10
Troy, n. Y, for intermeut.