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domestic Ports.

B"~T"N--Ar. Aug. o. >eh,. Python. Cheney,
Ellsworth; Black Warrior. B4bbid.r. Deer
Isle.
Ar. Aus. =, ,ch- Toronto. Dori,y. Blue
hlii; toncordia. bay, Biurhill; u. Leon, Per
hin>, ta>tjne; Fannie Hail. Taplry. ta,tinr
Copy. Ireworgy Ellsworth; NJ. l.. Crockett.
Colt, Oriand
Ar. Aug. =. sch,. Arborcer. CLARK. Els
worth; Boomer, Brown. Nj. Desert: Lion.
Mitchell, Bluehil.
.CALNs,-Ar. Au: ~, >eh Franconia.
Young. Ellsworth.
81 Aug >, sch. Rcd Rover, romroy. Vine
yard Haven.
DrTcn ISLAND HARBnn.-Ar. Aux. Il.
sch. Alpha, Wooster sullivan FOR New York
NEW YoRk.-tr. Aug -, -ch. Geo. b
Ferguson. Ferguson. Ellsworth
Ar. Aug. -, sch. T.. NJ Rran>romb. Youug.
Ellsworth.
Passed through Hell Gate, 2-th bound East
sch David Faust Alley, Boston.
PoRTLtND.-Ar. Aug. y, sch- Nav Queen
Moon, Hancock; Leader. Nutier Milhridgr
Sid. Aug. ~, sch. Tiara, Chatto, BluehiH.
Ar. Aug. -. sch. Allcndale. Rcmick, Els
worth
VINEYARD HAVEN.-Ar. Aug u. sch. Pv.
thon. Cheney, for Ellsworth.
Sid. Aug. y. sch. lily of Ellsworth. Bonsev
Pawtuckei
Ar Aug. p. sch. J. NJ. Kennedy. Whitaker
Ellsworth, for Newark.
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Obituary.

Died Al Winter Hsrbor. MONDAY morning
;ath inst, after lon2 Illness. accompanied rs
great suffering Edward Baker Boursrti. aged
Is Aears.
he subject of this notice 10 mans way
i remarkable bon From earliest childhood.
8 suffering Inv alid Tia, constant attendant ana
care Of q devoted mother. be early discovered
a talent for drawing from nature. and with
the rude material, that USUALLY fall To ctikirtu
for amusement. be nai, many pictures u
sceue- IN thi> vicinity. snd about frrushman
Bay. which were readily recognized by thp>,.
familiar with the localities. some tNo YEAR,
ago when in Boston for medical treatment.
mol being able to 20 u the studio onc u tli..
most popular " Bu.Iuu'- art trsrh.r., Eit,r
him lessons II the house here hc wa and
would make no charge, 20 much talent did he
Recognize in the Young hoy. Hi exquisite
taste shown bt his love and appreciation
Of every thing beautiful. Hi flower, were al
WAYS the choicest Of their kind.
Eddie made many friends among the sum
mer resident, and visitors ut Bar iI4rhGr and
at Winter IlaTbor, and received substantial
encouragement from many Of them. all feeling
that could lie have fairly good health and life.
he would show that hc had the rare cndow-
meni of geniu~. l..
Winter Harbor, Aug. n.
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HouldsDOTU.
The Union Sunday school went picnic
ing last week to Gouldsboro Point and the
Methodist to the Sands"
Geo. W. Whitaker contempiates build
ing an addition to his house, (rhe Travel
ers Home.) with view to taking summer
boarders. He is promised a large company
from Chicago next season.
Capt. y. 5. Tracy and wife, of Rock
vile Center. l.. L.. put in an appearance
here once in while. They like TO look
over the rocks and hills of their native town.
Capt. Tracy is giving his vessel, the Ten
erlffe, thorough repairing at MlIbridge.
How soon We may expect to hear the
whistle of the Gouldsboro mine am unable
to say, but II is certain that a move has been
gathering strength for the past year or more
looking TO the re-opening of the mine. Be-
fore mining operations had been begun up
on this property, the experts said that min
eral would be found in detached horizontal
veins; said veins increasing in size from
the surface downwards, and at a certain I'M
known depth, pay ore would be found. The
character of the workings thus far would
vein encountered lies between 10 and so
feet of depth of shaft, and the second be-
tween go and ITO feet. The shaft is down
about l25 feet. The spaces Of 10 feet be-
tween so and go and below ITO were almost
barren of mineral. 1t was at the depth of
about 50 feet that large pieces of mineral
were taken out,-one of which was exhibit
ed in the window Of DIR. Parchers store, in
the summer of 81. The last days work IN
the mine was performed in the spring of 80,
and IT is believed that the upper part Of the
third vein of ore was then struck. That day
a goodly quantity of mineral was taken out,
nothing like ii had been found since they
passed the ITO feet mark. The condition
Of the boiler and pump was such that it was
impossible to keep the shaft free from water
another day. Many have been anxious to
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=, r
"e 'A'' t.fh O h'utl" Aeadeh'! WI!
opg" sep H. uh'eF INC instruction o. !.
:, . Ltt' Of foAerot'. Mr.. lee comes 'sf!
exper.ence, aud We hone 10 see
school.
., -.
ne N'4t 10y 'N@' vas ae''leh'A'll sA''
be should. Dr.. Bunker and Hodgkns u,re
called some two weeks ago. wbrn the, .x
'rac'ed from ms ioot 20 shot, and se'efa!
pieces '' bone lie i no" III iAir Ma! TO
Ie'"'e'-
-Po'ima,'rr Conser and wife Of Wash
ihg'oh' ~ - nave ocen spending Il"
II Adam.
summer visitors nave been very p'enll-
sorts Of perr,es
~. Ia, ,..r
many distinguished strangers, friend. Of
Miss Ober Mis-, ODER Ia, retired from the
Opera Company. and her many friend. re-
joice in her prosperity.
The pleasure seekers and ru>tica,ors
are fat departing The Morrison brought
and the Morrison l. taking them sway, al!
OF which i good for the Morrison.
49,, .,
The Hanorerlan Family are billed for
Thursday night No doub, they will find
the Town House well filed. Hope d" Niiford'
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Grand Excursion.

Ever, body will be glad 10 know that ".
A. kmbaIl the people. Passenger and Ex-
cursiOn Agent, Is making arrangements to
give the people Of this county one Of the
fines, times they ever bad. in an opportunity
to visit the Battle Of Gettysburg, Boston. in
September Mr. kimbaIl will soon visit
the towns in this vicinity With posters. time
tables and full information regarding his
great and only excursion of the season.
which will afford all a chance to reach Boston
at very low rate. The success of the excur-
sion is guaranteed in advance. g. A. K.
Posts will all 90 and take along their fam
lies. Mr. Kimbal has always had big sue
cess in his excursions. All railroad and
steamship lines will make low rate.
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Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
The appointment of John Foster as p.
NJ. here does not seem popular one, as
petition in favor Of ]. W. Green, was cireu-
lated last week receiving the signatures of
all the leading men and citizens generally.
Mrs Hitz of Washington, d. c., is to
have a summer cottage on Sylvesters Point,
work on the foundation commencing Dec. l.
Nearly 100 wen, to Northport by
steamer Queen City on Thursday.
A sociable a, Haskell's Hall, on FRIDAY
evening added Sl3 TO the hearse fund
The debt on the parsonage is entirely
paid.
Mrs. Eben Saunders is very feeble, suf-
fering from severe paralytic shock.
The Youngest child of Geo. W Higgins
has been very low with cholera infantum but
is likely to recover.
Winnie Ream, daughter Of Hon. c. a.
Spoford entertained large number Of
friends on Tuesday evening Of last week
Mrs. Cora Torrey gave euchre party
on Friday evening.
Charles Gates. son of our pastor, arris-
ed bs steamer MI. Desert on SUNDAY morning
An accident to the derrick in Thurlow.
knowlton X Cos granite quarry stops work
until repairs can be made.
The fast steam yacht Emu of New
York has taken Capt. Moody rhurlow
pilot TO Bar Harbor and surrounding waters.
Edward l.. Frink Of So Deer Isle. j.
attending the present term at CohGru
Classical Institute, Watervlle
The Kate McClntock" has been raised
and taken TO Oceanvlle. for repairs
which will cost, it is estimated one thousand
dollars OF thereahouis.
Sch. Lamartine, Smith, which has been
loading granite at Goss' quarry. sailed on
Saturday.
Postmaster Gross awaits MS removal
and will travel in the employ Of the New
York and Havana Cigar Co, as salesman for
Eastern Maine.
Charles 5. Haskell is having hi. house
painted.
During the month of Angus, 1000 pairs
Of pants have been made and shipped from
the factor, here. Mss Annie Barbour re
sumes her position IS forewoman Of the work
room.
-Macherel to tie value Of $1,000 aerc
saved from the Ka'e MoC.n,ock
August 81, |, q. l.
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transmission of certificate, and your name
will be recorded in book kept by the Asso.
citation for such purpose. All money should
be remitted to Messrs. Drexel. Morgan
Co. New York, for the Grant Monument
Association.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
Chairman.
ALoNZo B. CORNELL,
Chairman En-. Committee
WILLIAM X. GRACE,
HAMILTON FISH,
Fiee- Chairmen.
RICHARD I. GREENER,
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4 Week at the Beach.

Among the many pleasure. Of our life We
cannot forget our wc,k at OAK Point and We
wish To tender our sincere thanks 10 our Kind
fricud-. Mr. Kobi. Dyer and family, for allow
nL u the full u,r OF their farm and beach :
furnishing H. with . cottayc for snug quarters
al night Their i real oid-fashioncd. home
like farm, and the beach j. one Of the prcttic-t
In New England. nearly mile in length and
just descending enough IA afford an excellent
chance for bathing. Instead Of firing Of Il, 4,
We expected ih,y plra,urcd with u while
>ias in- and mourncd with u st lea, in. giving
IL cordial in, iiaiion 20 come again next wear.
W. pitched our tent ia grassy hollow sur
rounded hy huekl-bcrrics. bluchcrric~ black
berrio>. S"">"b.rric-. pear. cherries aud ha-
Lci-nut>. Whirh might gather at pleasure.
W. hpatci. t-hcd and dug CLANS; not forget
ting 20 haNr our nice claIn-i,aA,- and chow
der; and The odor 81 our coffee reached for
MILF around, we judge; our hearts wcrr
light and our apI.'tfc> Keen. cur company
consisted 81 Mr.. WoodN .,rl and family. Mr.
McC arthy aud daughter; Mr.. Hi.gin, and
son; Mr.. Alley and sister Mr.. Whitaker
and family aud others; Capt. !. NJ. Higgins
aud wife. Mr. !. +. Jordan aud wife. Mr.
smith, Mr.. Mccarthy and Capt :. :. Higgins
spending one day with u. We had candy
puii>. music and stories far the evenings. aud
oar chambcrmaid stirred our bed Of down
with 81 pitch fork. We wcrr sorry 10 come
away, but our ride home in y-rack aud
double team. eating our la>t meal at sunset
on The road, was suitable ending 10 our hap
py wc'A. a. {. \.
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STATE OF MAINE.

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, with
In and for the county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF Aug, A. D., lss5.
DETi'rIn>S having been presented by A. r
Bnrnham, Of Ellsworth, creditor for the
appointment u himself Administrator upon the
estates Of William Hopkins late of Ellsworth. lie
ceased and Margaret Monaghan late OF said Els
worth, deceased.
oRpERED-That the Petitioner give notice to all
persons interested lay causing copy Of this Order
OF court thereon, 20 Ice published three weeks sue
ceSstveiy In the Ellsworth American, new spaper
printed or published In Ellsworth, that they may
appear alta Probate Court to be held at Buck sport
In said county, on the second Wednesday of sept
next. ct ten o'clock in the forenoon. and shew
cause. if any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not hc granted.
-. +. CtNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest --tHAs. i. poRR Register.
y true copy, Attest ,-CHts. 4. poRR, Register.
3wyI'
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The Grant Monument Association from
its office, l46 Broadway, New York, has
made the following personal appeal to the
people of the Nation:
Dear Sir:
The name of General Grant is enshriued
in the hearts of his countrymen. His
achievements in war and peace are as wide
as the world and enduring as time. History
will make faithful record of these. But we
owe to ourselves as Nation, and to poster
ity, BETTING and grateful tribute of admit
ration and affection to his memory. In rec
ognition of such duty this Monument Asso-
citation has been duly formed, and measures
have been taken by it, to raise Fund by
popular subscription, for the erection of
Monument over the remains of the dead
chieftan in his last resting place 10 the City
of New York, chosen by the family of the
departed. In the very character of the un-
dertaking it is for every reason National
one and for its early contamination the
Grant Monument Association invite YOUR
hearty and prompt cooperation
Ii is becoming to people to whose pride
and glory so much lustre has been added by
him whose death We mourn, that the memo
rial be erected at the earliest possible time
Any contribution you may be pleased to
make, will be duly acknowledged by tie
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken of your
rest 10y sick child suffering and CRYING with pain
of cutting teeth II So. send ut ami get bot
tie of Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
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Depend upon 1t, mothers, there il no mistake
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regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
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nurses and ply sicians in the United States and Is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price - cents bottle. lyrIa
Ayers Ague Cure. when used according
To directions i warranted to eradicate from
the system all malarial diseases. such A. Fever
aud Ague. Chill Fever. Intermittent. Remit
tent. and Bilious Feyers, aud disorders Of the
liver. Try it. The experiment will cost you
nothing il a cure is not effected.
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nlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al
L conce rnc,l, that he has been duy appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad-
mlnlstr1tthI, of the Estate of Margaret Shcehan
late of BuckspOrt, in the county of Han
cock, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons ha are
Indebted to the said deccased'S estate to mike
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for payment
j. l.. BUCK.
August Il, 1855. 3w34*
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know how the next two or three pockets or
veins would show up; none more SO than
parties having pecuniary interest in the
mine, and unless YOUR correspondent is
much mistaken, the curiosity of the public,
in regard to the mine, will be gratfied be-
fore "great while" X.
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At a Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth within
ami for the county OF Hancock on the second
Wednesday OF Aug, 4. II. ls>5.
A petition having been presented for adj.
n ministration the estate Of William
Benson, late OF Brooksvile. In said county, lie.
ceased.
bRpERED-Th1t the Petitioner give notice Ia
ali persons Interested by causing q copy of this
prlcr "fCourt ii rcon,t b. published three week
-urce~-itCly in the Ellsworth American, 4 new >
Mas appear at Probate curt. "a he hrid at Bucks
port, in said county, on The second Wednesday
"t sept. newt ut ten u'riock III the forenoon. aud
-hcw cause. II any they have, why the PRAYER
u{ said petition should NOT bt granted
. T.. Ct'NNl\GUNM, Judge
Attest --tH,-. 7. ppRR, Register.
\ tru" copy, Attest It mas. l.. DoRE, Register.
5NIis
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Congregational Ministers in Maine.

There are one hundred and seventv-nine
ministers Of the Congregational denomlna-
ton in Maine. The average age Of their
ministerial life is nineteen years Rev.
John }. Carruthers, d. d., of Portland, is
the oldest, having been ordained 66 years :;
Rev. Josiah I. Haines, Litchfeld, now in
active service, ordained 81 wears; Rev.
Philip Bunnel, Phillips, 81 wears Rev.
Sewall Tenney, ID. d., Ellsworth "a year.
Rev. Sias Baker. Standsh, So years. Rev.
Joseph Loring, Otlsfed. - years Nine
teen ministers ordained Al to 30 years, ay-
erage age, - years twenty from 81 to 40
years. average, 81 years; thirty one from 81
TO 30 years, average, rs years forty-three
from ii to 20 wears, average, ID years !;
sixty-four from | TO 4 years, average. )
years. Total, l79.
The average time Of settlement of the tiitv-
one over the churches of which they are now
pastors is s years. They have been in the
ministry (average) IA years. Average time
of settlement of eighty-six acting pastors,
all of whom are ordained ministers, three
wears. These have been in the ministry
taverage) six Years. Average ministerial
age Of forty-two ministers, without pastoral
charge, 80 years.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-C0urt of Probate, Ellsworth,
August Term, 1855.
A PETITION having been filed bysxhe widow Of
n each deceased, for an allowan7S out of the
personal estate in the estates of the kilowing
named persons, viz Elnathan Hand Mate of
Castine, deceased, and also appoint commissioners
TO set on her Dover in the last named estate IL
ORDERED, that said petitioners gIse public
notice 10 all persons interested l5y causing copy
of this Order to be published three week sue
cessiyely in the Ellsw ,,rth American, newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth. that they nisy
appear at d Court OF Probate Cor saitl County, %
be held at the Probate Dfiire in said Bucksport on
the second "Wednesday in September next at ten of
the clock in the forenoon and show esfise, II Eny
they have, why the same should not be granted.
3w34s o. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
A true copy, Attest ;-CHas. r. DoRR Register.
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Married..

-Ellsworth-Sept |. by Rev. Dr. Tenney.
Mr.. +. a. Flood and Miss Pauline VI. Wood
ard, both of Ellsworth.
Orland-Aug. u. by Rev. II. l.. Mccain.
Mr.. Peleg :. Paihen of Penobscot. and Miss
Agnes NJ. Bowden of Orland
A ~. -, by same, Mr.. Robert Newcomb
and Miss |. +. Jarvis OF Franklin Mass.
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He Told the Truth /.

| was troubled with Liver Complaint FOR
years. aud suffered terribly. Lake the drug
git advised me la take sulphur Bitter>. | took
three bottle, and now ! am we'll man l..
FcHHcr. Waterbury. C-HH.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the county
of Hancock
TILE undersigned administrator of the estate of
! Mary +. Bowden, late of Oriand, In said
County, deceased, respectfully represents that
the goods and chattels rights and credits of said
deceased are not sufficient 10 pay her just debts
and charges Of administration, by the sum Of two
hundred dollars, that by a sale OF any portion Of
the real estate OF the intestate, the remainder
would be greatly deprecated In value. Where
fore your petitioner prays your Honor to grant
him License to sell, tpublfc or private sale, and
convey all OF the real estate of the deceased, {n
in,l to satisfy said debts and charges of admins
tration. FRANCIS A. BOWDEN.
oriand, June 20, 1855.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS Court of Probate, Aug. Term,
a. d. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing Petition oriered-That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interest
ell, by causing copy of the petition, and this
orier thereon, to be publish.
ell three weeks successfully in the The Ellsworth
american, newspaper printed published in
Ellsworth, In said County, that they may appear
at Court OF Probate for said County to be held
at Bncksport, the second "Wednesday of
sept. next, ut ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
10 show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
q. 4. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest .-tHAs. 7. DoRR, Register. 3w3ts
y true copy, Attest .-tHAs. Z. DoRR. Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss-Court of Probate, Ellsworth,
August Term, A. D., lSS5.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in es-
tates of
William Mercer, late of Waltham,
Jefferson Fl. Haslem. Executor.
Susan Peck, late of Ellsworth. and also
private account of Admir-, Calvin q.
Peck. Admir-.
John Stanley, late of fremont,
John f. Stanley, Admir-.
Henry Brookman, late of Bucksport,
Sias X. Tribou, Admir- with will annexed.
Alvin ii. Frost, late of Mariayile,
ArnO w. King, Admir-.
Fannie ii. Sargent, ct. al, of Gouldsboro.
Wilbur F. Vose, Guardian.
ORDERED-That the said accountants give no.
tce to all persons interested, by causing copy of
this Order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to be holden at Bucks
port, on the second Wednesday of September next
ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w34z Attest :-CHAs. 2. DoRR. Register
A true copy test:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register,
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate withia and for
the county of Hancock.
THE undersigned Huldah Kent, Guardian of
i Josie Kent, respectfully represents that the
said Josie Kent is heir to and has third interest
in certain lot parcel of land, situated in Els
WORTH County OF Hancock and state of Maine
known the Sumerby DE Laittrc place
That said estate is unproductive of any benefit TO
said minor and that il will be for the interest of
said minor that the same should be sold and the
proceeds secured on interest for the benefit of the
said Josie. The Guardian Of said Josie therefore
prays your Honor that she may be authorized and
empowered agreeaby TO law to sell all of the
above described real estate, or such part of
it as in your opinion may be eypedient.
HULDAH KENT.
Ellsworth, July 8, 1854.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, sat- Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth. on the second Wednesday of Aug lss5
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no.
tice be given by publishing copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American a new spaper printed
published in Ellsworth, that all persons inter
ested may attend on the Second "Wednesday OF
Sept next, at a Court of Probate to be holden in
Bucksport and shew cause, II any, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. Such no
tice to be given before said Court.
U. p. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
3w34. Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest -CHAs. p. DORR, Register