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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
1nsiruciiom.
Both Sexes-CountrY.

Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
Mr. f. fTo G m SsslSI1L ManSasset l. 10'-0
DOAROING and DAY SCHOOL for CHILL
ID DREN.-cold spring-On- Hudson n w ~: RATES
Go IN and school, a@R SSns
~ Sas faaa address ALoNzo FLAOK Pm D. Pres
TORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTlc
E Sn% s"R Hd best appointed boarding
nary and Gentlemen Tc the SdaSSf course
500 e S5 per Ray d. Fort 0
HACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. - College
III for ladies' college preparatory for gentlemen. Music,
Art Commercial Branches Absolute thOroughnoss Best
MO"n'AH' Rev. c. H. WHITNEY. d D. President
NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
BOARDING School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen De
partmon' in s sRFaR n1H %NB
Thorough preparation for college business or scientific pur
heart Terms: Por Board Tuition Fuel Light Washing and
BOOKS TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER YEAR;
No pupil under FIFTEEN YEARS Of age received INTO 'ne
advantages n every 9yL dsPSSTiT1e zen
For iur'her par u'0i~'' W HAsBRoUCK. Principal.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly on the
/ Bound Brook~Houto, between Philadelphia and low
York-A mosi excellent Boarding School win grand
tory of torywO ysaT ana mary The new catalogue con-
fans ten f paged illustrations Of the school, and gives nm
unnsuaily clear aud vivid idea Of what the school reay is
Address THOMAS HANLoN, d. d., Preslhehh fehnihe''n'
NewJersey
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, reopenlng IN
> restored building Both sexes admitted. Coege i NH
of friends Tho main building destroyed ny nIc ve1
month last, has completely reDult enlatged auu
MED mn with cOnvenlences Thorough instruction
In Languages Literature Mathematics and INC ocCSs'
ing rooms machine shops, add all applanceSS luI
pursuing thorough Chemistry Mechanlca ahu
civil ENGINEERING The next opens 9h N Onth oepl
18th Apply early other things being equal places WI"
For fur particulars, address EDWARD H. MAOlllb
Prest. swarthmore College. Delaware co, Pom
Okla A Year. board and tuitiOn-glrls, boys.
% IsPO Address Episcopal schools haddonhed. NJ
dt.I1| -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, NIACk-
% ZHJe). ONTHE-HU DsoN.-Both sexes no extI ,
bit mus aud art: College preparatory and business ior
boys LADIES' graduating COURSE private instruction bor
backward scholars send for new catalogue LOT september
opening. ". ii. BANNISlER, a M
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
i CHlLDREN win lind prospectuses OF the DE9 l. e'"o'
iheP ~ SScKSEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed TO assist parents in selecting schools Az once
FREE by mail post Special cataoSues OF the
be,t schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely u parents ana gualaS ,cr1Ees
PINCKNEYiS AGENCY Tor oCHOULo anh ifHp IT'S
Domesuc Building. Broadway and llth-sL' No"-iorA'
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE (Harvard 30
Ia boys for college. at Bristol r. Ii send TOT creu.
SOUTH ORANGE IN. j. ACADEMY, with
y established school, f. II. MEAD, Trinity BuH
ing n. y. or GEORGE y. TURRELL 81 ChamDers-st
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proposal5.

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON D. C., July 20, 1882
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
YAKIous sTRKHT TTo ~ THE CITIES OF WASH
Nv direction of the Board Commissioners, sealed
s@rdSv August ) 1882 for the Improvement
streets in the cities of Washington and georgetown; Tue
principal items and approximate quantities OF WORK con-
tempated under this advertisement are az follows ,
Granite block pavemont.....-.... $3.50 square yards
Asphalt block pavement. .l40 square yards
GRADING, &c $50 $50 sSE"rs Yards
Bank forms Of proposal specifications be obtained
at this upon application therefor together with all
NECESSARY bids these forms VIII alone
reserved to reject any and a Gfs or parts
Major of Engineers, Y. $. A.
Engineer Commissioner, d. Q.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= the trustees the New York and Brooklyn Bridge at
their oicc II Watest Brooklyn until IL O'Clock noon OF
August - 1882 for two steel wire Iacuon Ropes each
inches diameter and 600 feet IN lengt. a., ss .,
the Irustees W. \. ROEBLfNG, Chief Engineer.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the trustees Of The YORK and Brooklyn Bridge at
1892 furnishing, erecting and putting III
running rope driving machinery required Tor oper
ang the rail the bridge
Drawings may be and specifications obtained at the
Engineers Office, No. II Mater-st Brooklyn.
W. A. RoEBIING. tnief Bngneer
CEALED PROPOSALS will b-~.coved by
- the Trustees OF New-York and BrooKyn B-dgea
their Office al Waterst BROOKLYN Endorsed Proposa io
unu IL clock noon August ~ 1882 FOR furnishing All OF
material and erecting complete station Duuing su
terminus OF the Newfork approach OIL te
may be and specifications obtained at tho
Engineeris Office ne Frontst, New-Nork
Also ior a and viaddct for tho BROOKLYN ter
minus OF the bridge o.,atood n, rho
Engineer 0H'e' - W. A. RoEBLiSG, Chief Engineer
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The Ordination Of Rev. L. B. Macdonald.

Rev Loren Is. Macdonald. who for the
last sIX months has occupied the pulpit of
the Unitarian Church in tins city. vas, on
Sunday morning last, ordained and installed
as the pastor.
Preliminary to the opening Of the ordi-
nation services Prof F. 6. Peabody made q
statement TO the effect that council Of
ministers representing various Unitarian
Churches in Maine and Massachusetts, had
examined Mr. Macdonald, and finding him
IN very satisfactory degree intellectually
and spiritually qualified, and regularly and
legitlmately called BY the society 10 become
lis pastor, the council had unanimously
voted TO proceed with the services Of ordi-
nation.
The following was the order Of services ::
Organ Voluntary,
s.-Anthem,
3.-Inyocaiion,
4.-Reading from the Scriptures.
5.-Hymn,
6.->ermon, Rev c. {. Everett, ID d.
1.-Prayer Of Ordination,
s.-thorai Response,
s.-thArge, Rev. ;. j. Stewart.
10 Solo,
ll.-RiEhi Hand Of Fellowship, Rev. J. l..
Locke.
l2.-Hymn,
l3.-Address 10 the Society, Rev. +. G..
Peabody.
l4.-DOXOlsgy.
Differentiation.
The invocation was by Rev. W. II. Saw
ary of Canton, Mass; the reading Of the
Mass and the reading of hymns BY Rev.
Mr.. Sayary.
The sermon by Prof c. {. Everett Was
from the text, Rom. III. "The just shall
live BY faith" Ii was a model production
and eminently worthy of the man who. a
few months ago, had the great honor to ut
ter the noble and inspired words he did, at
the obsequies of him for whom the whole
civilized world mourns, our own loved
LongfeIlow. We can attempt nothing like
a report of this able sermon. 1t portrayed
in eloquent words a living, sustaining faith,
which though mixed with error, as it had
ever been, it had vet upheld the world.
Faith is natural Man is born to trust as
the vine is made to climb. In order to get
q true faith we must use both the heart and
the intellect. as We would use the two len
SEES of telescope. The heart and the in
tellect, like the lenses, must be perfectly ad-
justed each to the other.
The prayer of ordination was also by
Prof Everett The "charge" by Rev. 5. J.
Stewart of Bangor was characteristic of the
man. Mr.. Stewart is among the most radi-
cal of the radical wing of Unitarians- Such
radicalism may, or may not be a virtue, bu,
this may be said in favor Of Mr.. Stewart
charge. 1t was a very able, clear, direct and
honest statement of his views. No one who
heard him could fail to understand his posi-
ton.
The right hand of fellowship was by that
good man and true. Rev. ]. L. Locke ol
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0rIaad.

A .,'je daughter of Geo. y iIu,chn-
broke her arm badly b, getting II eA4sa; ID
some ~ay behind a door knob.
MANY Of our village people have com.
pauy and fe~ have boardcr,. II ~ OIL,
had \ large boarding house or hotel. n would
he filed With summer boar!rr,. tltlra.
are constantly having applications. All who
have spent a summer here wish 20 return.
No more delightful place than Or.And VII
lasr can be imagined. Boating. fishing
good roads. and ,ntci!igcu; people FOR assoc
ciatr,. Strange some enlerpu'lng businc>.
man does not build hulrl here. ! be
houses az Aiamoo.ook are filled. mostly With
Buekspor; people 1t Is quite fine place
no airs aud delightful, cool. Scrnrr, beau.
,tful, and quite good fishing. /, IS onil d
mile OF 50 from Orland village.
Some Of our fellows" manage to se'
nice trout. and they don't be, much ou d
ffty dollar rod and book Of flies. ! III
Rot ''i,h,," IN, self. bat a, far a- my cN-
penenoe goes. viii bet every time On TILE
barefoot boy With maple or birch pole. d
three cent line, and Tusts hook. Nth a
piece OF .all pork or bunch Of angle.
worms" | never vas in a more tIcAllsh
sorape than ~heE 1 20, three pound pick
eFvl on my friends 50 rod and six line
| took il up and made a throw Tor fun, ana
II made fun Tor IN, comrade, let the line
run out and called for help. Ny friend
took the rod and after a long display of ,rl-
ence got him tthe fish, near the shore v hen
We ~aded in and gated him " iJh our hands
lie was landed a, last scientifically.
The fields are riotiug with strawberries
but very small quantity are picked foi
market Many farmer. have not barn room
for their hay.
Politicians say tina, We have not pure
indebted Scion Chase-Greenbacker in town
We have some five agents Of moving
machines in town. All report sales. Clar
ence White sold half dozen in one week
MEuICU>.
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BIaehilI.

Get out your buster
A swarm Of caterpillars appeared in
the street IN from, Of the Pendlelon House
Morday 4. VI. Where they came from no
one knows, bu, they spread rapidly.
Good weather for lawmakers; though
the top Of the ground is getting rather dry.
Mrs. VI X. Chase. has fine night
blooming ccreus. which hossomcd last week
for the first time and large number Of her
friends we're present on FRIDAY night to VIZ
ness the opening. It was a very pleasant
gathering. On Saturday night second
flower opened. much larger than the first
We think this Is the only specimen Of the
plant ever IN town. and It Is curiosity.
We received a pleasant call from Wm.
Ii. Sargent. Esq. OF Castine this morning.
The interest IN the Sunday afternoon
temperance meetings is suA good. Las;
SUNDAY Mr. l.. Ward Peters presided. Re-
mark, we're made by Mr. Peters. Docior,
Grinde and Bunker. II. 4. Iupp and Mr..
Williams Of South Boston.
-Mackerel are very scarce.
Ron
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Mr. \. O. Burrill has sold his black smith
shop at Georges Corner TO Mr.. Albert Carlo
of Brewer who has moved there and entered
upon his duties. Mr. b. continues business
here and is having a large run Of summer
trade.
Mrs. John A. Burrill has bought the
John Parsons place and will move there
later in the season.
Mr.. T. S. Hurd is slowly recovering
from sprained ankle which confined him to
the house for several weeks.
On account Of the extreme heat at Col
ton. Cal, W. l.. Parker has gone to San
Diego, a small town which looks out on the
Pacific, and finding native of Bangor, pro-
prietor Of the Horton House, he feels al
home and finds 1t much cooler than inland.
the only fear being that the salt air may be
too bracing.
july -, 1882
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MARINE LIST.
Ells~ orth lsors.

Hts~orth h'ors
SAILED.
Friday, July q.
Sch J. NJ Kennedy, Whitaker, RundouL
sch MAY Myman, Barbour, Roekiand.
ARRIVED
saturday, July p.
Sch Olive BraBch. FARRELL. Boston.
sch Copy, Miliiken, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Pickering. Beliatty, Rnniout
sch otronto. ilammuu>, Edd Vile.
sch { Uterine, Dodge 10 Hdout.
Sch WesteTluu, Jordan. New Haven.
ARRIN Ed
SUNDAY. July ..
Sch Hammer. Mo~Icy, Rar Hartor.
sch senator. Honscy Bn.ton.
Sch Rang r, Jordan. Boston.
sch Elizabeth, Ray. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Monday, July =.
Sch Ralph X. Grant. Grant. Rreklsnd.
SAILED.
TUESDAY, July p.
Sch WIN. II. Archer Rel atty, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Fannecott Re.lman. Portland.
SAILED.
Wednesday. July %.
sch olive Branch. Whitaker. New York.
sch senator, Bpnsc}. New York.
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Cas,ine. 1t did credit to his rare attain
ments Of mind and heart.
The address TO the Society was by Prof
F. G. Peabody. This in many respects was
the masterpiece in the services. Whoever
listened to Prof Peabody's words of wisdom
and truth. and witnessed the spirit of Chris
tian oatholicity which manifested itself in
their utterance, must have gone away with
a decided liking for the man and an ardent
desire to hear him again at no distant day.
The exercises, though consuming two
and half hours in a crowded church. upon
a very sultry day, were listened to with the
most rapt attention throughout. J. c. G.
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\ q s~ssilIe

Among the many interesting character
i,tics belonging 10 the people Of SomrsIii.r,
u their extreme kindness to those v be are
sex and in need Of sympathy and help. NJ
community could be more thoughtful. a. such
times and no help ever comes more timely
to the needy. \ manifestation uf th,s qla.-
!;y has several time, appeared TO Pastor
Jones and family since living Nth this p,o-
pie. such uas repeated this morning. July
l.. when a hoe brigade vas seen approach
Iug As. potato patch which had been much
neglected on account Of his late sickness.
and ever, weed cIicrnna,cd by thasc Uha,
up, aul, kup~ how bg; Scro s..InE 10 Sj,.a
the hoe A .t3,ch IN time .A,e- anne.
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Efisw arsh Ralls.

The house Of Charles Nc. Cartney Q {
Boggy Brook was destroyed BY fire about
| O'Clock Monday morning. \ portion Of
the furniture was saved. The barn was con
siderably damaged. The property was in
sured for 500 dollars.
Rev. A. l.. Skinner Of Bucksport has
been spending a weeks vacation here with
his son. He preached in Union Hall the past
two Sabbaths. Last Sabbath evening he
delivered an address To the children. which
was one of the most Interesting services
ever held here. lie lisa yer, pleasing speak
er, and has the happy faculty Of knowing
Just what to say TO please aud instruct the
children. His short visit among Us has
made him many friends who will always
give him cordial welcome. His son Chas.
l.. is doing good work here. and his large
and attentive congregation show their apprc-
citation Of his efforts. II.
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Catholic Excursion.

lAkE MAEA<ACuuk, July p
The French and Irish Catholics Of Bruins
wick, six hundred strong, are here to-day
Among the shows vas boat race over a
mile course. Three crews contested.
Eurckas Pine Trees and Dirigos. The
former won in seven minutes and thirty se-
combs, Pine Trees second and D.rigos close
behind.
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Cumberland Republican County Con-
vention.

TUkIItNII, IUIN =.
The Cumberland County Republican Con-
yention met to-day, II. II. Burgess, Of Port
land, chairman The following nomina-
tons we're made senators, Charles VI.
Laughliu. Portland STEPHEN }. Young
Brunswick Albert +. Nutang, ousheid'
Tobias Lord. Jr.. Standlsh, Register Of
Deeds. Leander Cram. BALDWIN; Sheriff,
Peleg True. rownal County Attorney,
GorIan ". Coombs. Portland Clerk Of
Courts. 4. \. bennett. Portland; County
Treasurer. j. VI. Webb. Wes,brook Coun-
t, Commissioners. W. l. Prince, Cumber-
land, Henry Nu,,er, Cape Elizabeth.
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Death Of Aunt Katie Sawyer.

AN ha-A-'''' . NAN 80
Aunt Katie Sawyer, compounder Of the
Ms, Sawyer, SAVE died in this city last
night. Deceased ~as born IN Freeport IN iNo3
and early removed to this place, and VAS one
Of the original corpora;ors Of the Baptist
Church, Rookiand, Of which she ha. been a
constant member since the organization.
She was universal, respected for her kind
and generous deeds,
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Virgins Cherry Cordial.

MR. J. II. PARTRIDGE. Of ELLSWORTH.
SAYS: If any one wants to know about
your CHERRY CORDIAL YOU may send
them to ne. never used anything in my life
that gave me relief so quickly. and 30 pleas
ant TO the taste too. have sent you sever
al customers for il, and II helped them all.
one in particular | think Of Mrs. Daniel
Adams Her colds generally last her three
months but she vas cured 10 a week.
l6ii
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The Queen Calls Out the Reserves.

LUNI"N. gl.! .
In tn, House Of Common, TN, afternoon
the Speaker read message from the Qlern
announcing the calling out Of the reserve,
in consequence Of the trouble IN Egypt.
Gladstone moved the message 10 be con,id-
cred tomorrow. 4 number Of men Of the
reserve left London tia, morning to JOIN the
regimeu,s ordered 10 Egypt,
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A Bill to Increase the Duty on Hay

WASHINGTON, July -.
The committee on way, and means to-day
heard the argument Of representative Ding
ley Of Maine IA advocacy Of the passage Of
a Bill introduced by him Yesterday which
PROCESSES 20 fly the duty on Canadian hay
at ~ per cent ad,alorem.
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Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, \. Y, writes :
about four years ago had an attack OF
bilious fever, and never fully recovered.
My digestive organs were weakened, ana
would be completely Frustrated for days.
After using two bottles of your BURDocK
BLOOD BIrTERs the improvement was so
visible that | was astonished. | can now,
though 81 years Of age, do fair and reas-
enable days work. Price sl.O0.
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Loo Al MOTTO e..

A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders all new ,tyles. just received, also
Curtains and fixtures with cord, tassels,
fr!nges aud loops 10 match. Samples sent
BY mail Il desired School books. blank
books and stationery Of all kinds and quail
it.rs for sale al J. A. Hale's opposite
MhIt.ng Brathers. Main 81. ELLsnorth.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al 70 ~ A. N. sabbath
S-bs.l al II ~ " Eyeuiug Service At ~ ?. n
BAFIIsT Preaching At and LIN NAboAth ,eilooi
att P.N MesGiy Prayer Meeting TUESDAY evening At
t-srrtsrAx-ahurch service at 10 - sunday school
c4fH6Iic-P Preaching At 10 soAS sabbath school at
MKrHopI-r -Preaching At J and N sabbath school
Al Al.
USIox Tr~rsz,Ncr NFKrlSo.-Evsry sunday Ais's
n. al Peters Han
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Mr. C. C. Burriil. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his antieipatIons
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished b, a National Bank. 3u
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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
Fire in the Dexter WOolen Mills.

DFNTfR, July %.
An alarm of fire was sounded an hour
ago, caused by a fire in the Picker house of
the Dexter Woolen Mills. 1t is now burn
ing but the whole department Is out and 1t
will doubtless be extlnguished or prevented
from spreading to the other buildings.
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For thirty years DR.. Graves Heart
Regulator has been before the public as a
cure for Heart Disease. Ii is no new IN
tried remedy neither does II cure every
disease known, hut will cure Heart Disease.
Pamphlet free Of +. +. Ingalls,, Concord, y.
II. Price 80 cents and Sl.O0 per bottle.
Imp
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We call the attention of our lady read
ers to the advertisement in our columns OF
James Pyle's Pearline, for laundry and
kitchen purposes. An article so popular
and widely circulated, must possess merits
that commend it to the favor of housekeep-
ers. July
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with the learned doctors after swallowing
their costly medicine in vain for over a year
for the relief Of eatarrh in my head, when
cured myself by using six bottles of Sulphur
Bitters. Nv wife is now taking them for
nervous debiiity.-Maie Spinner, LOtceH.
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Efghty-Fiye Dollars Lost .

You do not tell me that your husband is
up and entirely cured by so simple medi-
cine as Parker's Ginger Tonic ?" Yes. in
deed, | do" said Mrs. Benjamin to her
neighbor, land after We had lost eighty-fVe
dollars n doctors bills and prescriptions.
Now nv husband feels as well as ever"
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THE ub-r ib' hereby gives publi notice % a !
/ concerned hat hr ha- been duy upE- int % ami
hs taken upon him self the tru-tof an Aiuiui-tra-
tHr ( the Estate 81 Eli b Partridge late Of
Or anal, In tie County ~ Hancock. ycuman
deceased, By gtyi luHI a. the law
hrrct,, he Their fore requests Hl persons u ho are
Indie tst To the -sttt drcra~t-d'- estate % max q
immediate pay m,Itt, Atd tho-t. who have ny
demand thereon, b exhibit the anne fur lyrncut
ISAAC rAKIRIHtIi.
May II, lss2. 4w.>
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$500 per year can he easily made st home
working for +. 6. Rideout a Co. 10 Barclay
stree, New York. send for their catalogue and
full Lsrticuiars lyrl
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asstae


Editor Of the american
Your correspondent at Bucksport Centre
asks what is stripping the Juniper Hackma-
tack Larcht tree. 1t is a sort of worm. a
little lighter eOlored than the leaf, about
three quarter. of an inch long, with black
head. | noticed them on quite a number of
trees last summer, but though making many
inquiries, did not meet with any one else
who had seen them until about week ago.
Can any means be suggested for destroying
them2 W.
July D.
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The refreshing aroma of Floreston Col
ogne, and its lasting fragrance make it a
peerless perfume for the toilet.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS Of TEAMS

II HIS Is tn give notice that in sprink ing the
L streets, will not be responsible for any dam
aee u teams hen the street itgout competent
driver. or secur y hitched
IL. p GRAY.
Ellsworth, June e, 1881. 3mos 20.
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Wool Carding !

The Ellsworth woslen Manufacturing Co. will be
prepared by the last Of May to do
CARDING AT THEIR NEW MILL.
ii. II. ELDRIDGE, or sURRY WILL BE In
CHARGE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
WOOL may be left at the Store Of Nessrs. Clark 4
Davis, General Agents, Water St Ellsworth, Ne
All communications relating 10 WOOL CARD
ING should be addressed TO them. Per Order
wM o. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
Ellsworth. May 2, 1852. 3mosls
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4 Was Disgusted.

dyspepsia. the bug-bear of ePicureans,
will he relieved By Browns Iron Bitters.