Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07
LOCAL NEWS. &C.,

school agents are referred to the Advcr-
tiscmcnt. "A School Wanted"
We ARE under obligations to Mr. Albert
Robinson now at Savannah. for 4 copy of the
Duty RcpUWican of that city.
We call attention to the notice II the As
si@nccs Of l.. II. Timer & 60. Also lol,he ATE,
ton sale of Capt. Glasses dwelling.
-Mcrsaiapt> are requested to read the
Prospectus "fthe Portland Price iurrcut. Bro.
Rich. mrkes II valuable paper. and one that
should be patronized.
Gave JoIrnsons, President Folks Post
master General is dead. lie died ut his resi-
dcnrc. Clarksville. Tennessee on Friday the I'D
ut.. aged a years.
Mrs Lincoln announces in the last Bath
.SeHtjHd that the establishment has been sold.
Tho Bath Times establishment Ina, beeu
sold To Mcssr- Shory Il Upton of Bath,
There are rs 90; voters registered in NV
York city.
We learn from Col. Smith that he has
made sale ofthc establishment Of the Hancock
.jDbJn6'. 10 20 South. Lent. Geo. Clat,iin Of
Na->GSllrlsetfs purchases the materials, and
makes prcsen: of them TO parties who agree
to publish Religion. and Ant-Slaycrv paper.
at Charleston :. C.
y President OF the Senate pro-tc,ep5r,
will have to be chosen this winter Mr. Fosters
term a Senator expires the 4th of March next.
| 4 1t is said that Congress among its earliest
Bmcasurcs will pass act to fix the 9TH Of
= March ~ the day for the assembling of the NJ
Congress
| Section ". paragraph ID Of the co-ti,uiion
! read. thus -
The Congress shall assemble nj
/ least once in every year. and such meeting shall
I've on the first Monday in December unless they
-, shall by law appoint different day"
We have had few days Of remarkable
pleasant weather this week. such weather rs
lead, one to think that Winter has forgotten ii>
annual visit. or els t it has delayed long in
coming that it will lingcr long ir the lap of
Spring.
OHIO of the statement. of a Washington
correspondent is. that after sufficient time ha.
been given the southern States to adopt the
=
treated rs territories
THE MAINE NORMAL. Published by J. West.
ton swift 4 90. Pennington has made it, a,.
pcarance. The first number makes q cre,lita.
Die appearance. 1t Is edited by Geo. ~ Gage
Principal of the Stste Normal school
by the time this issue of our paper reach.
es its subscribers, the Presidents message will
| p,i m all nj tl,
the initiative taken by Congress of important
matters OF Legislature. 1t would seem tina,
Congress meets, feeling strong in being backed
| up by the people, and having no fears Of fir,
in the rear"
Lieut. John c. Honey Of amherst. former
ly of the 9Th Maine has received a commission
f ofbrcNet I'd. Lieut.. regular army. for merito
riou> scryisc. while in the army
f5-We learn from our attentive correspondent
"H'of Gouldsboro.t that Mr.W oodbury the Tenn
pcraucc lecturer. has been in the town. East o
here lcciurng aud organizing Good Tcmplar,
Lodges. Mr.. Woodbury. is doing good work
>ays our correspondent. ha> ing organized tw,
new lodges in Gouldsl,oro. one at Winter liar
Dor and one al West Gould>boro.
Mc>>r>. W. l.. & T.. e.. Guptil contcml, latc
building large Hall next sca.on. 10 accomlno
date Temperance and other gatherings. Sou,
given. hut a. these have already been hrraldc,l
u! other papers. we pass them by. hoping som.
one next time will inform us in season Of lik,
events. We like 10 have all the local new. btl
age >loils this kind of Newspaper food. a, well
4, other aud more important kinds.
| off
"four people are suffering from colds. we call
attention to AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL NJ a
sure cure not only for cough. and cold- hut all
affections OF the lung and throat Having used
II IN our family for many Years we can speak
from personal knewlcdgc.o fi,s efficiency. There.
may he other remedies that are good. but in all
our experience this has proved To he by far the
best. Its qualities are uniform and wholly rrli-
able. II l. pleasant 10 take. and should be kept
al command, by every family, a> protection
against class Of complaints which seem harm
less III the beginning. hut become aftictin. AMI
dangerous iIncgicctetl.-I v. II. LcgjSter.
WHAT NENr.-A strange newspaper came Ia
ne last week. among our usual exchanges. with
the taking title The journal Of Beauty" pub
ii,licd AT Parkman Ohio. II is Il monthly, and
Published by b. II. Robb Il Co. and i, full Of ar
ticir> treating Of the hair. and the method aud
incan- to make il curl and look silky &c. Now
We are not fancy man. and lo not paironizc
Professors of the art ton>orial but Them We, Il.
we'll Is the rest of mankind' know the differ
ence between 4 nice head Of -oft silky. and cur
hair and a brush fence. Professor Robb who
ad,criises in our paper says he has an article
that will do wonders for the hair. Ii i, easy
to test the matter. lie sffrm- that he has the.
article and we don't know ANYTHING about il
| The far reader must do in this ease "A. i, done
ill all others. TRY it,
The SWORD OF TRt'IU AND H>RBINGER or
PEACE.-RcN. q. j. ADAMS paper for Noyem-
i Der. contains Il glowing account of the passage
and landing Of the Iafla colony which sailed
from Indian river the last Of August in the
Barquc Nellie Chaplin" Mr.. Adams sum, M
the persons making up the colony. and ship,
crew n follows This comprises the whole
number OF persons on board, making on. hum
drcd and -iNiy-eight souls in all. Five of these
are between the age of sixty and seventy years.
| FHtccn are between the ages Of forty and titlv
ycar>.-Thiriy five are between the age ofthr.
/ ~ and forty Years. Twenty-Five are between
the ages of ~ and "a wears. Twenty five are
between the ages of l. and 20 years. Twenty
sinc are between the age of6 and IL wears.
FIVE arc between the ages of five month, and
one year. II l. now our I'D day since sailing.
All say the time seems short all have better
health than when they len the United states /:
our hopes are high and buoyant for the futur,
| Mr.. y. X. S>wYEH;-