Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-31
LOCAL NEWS, &C.

week.
DO not forget to attend the public
meeting advertised in the American.
At the great mass johnson meeting
in Bangor not half SO many people atten-
ded as was expected.
The Hancock Couty Baptist asso.
citation commences its session in Bluehill
on Tuesday next.
On the fourth page wifi be found
list of the premiums offered by the Han
cock Agricultural Society.
The new johnson party has got the
Blair gripe, and it cannot last long. Do-lii-
tie won't save it.
For ALL LUNG DIFFICULTIES Johnsons
Ancdvne Linament should be used upon
the Throat aud Chest outwardly as well as
inwardly.
"A HORSE, A HORSE. MY KINGDOM
r,R A Horse" Do you wish to improve
ton Powders--I. 8. johnson 4 Co., pro
prietors.
Hon. F. A. Pike will speak in Blue
hill on Saturday evening and at Bucks
port on Monday evening next.
The Hancock Journal thinks it needs
a moral panacea'. 1t does need recon
structing badly. 1t came into the world
badly made up.
We notice that the Wing and other
Union papers speak of the Congressional
Convention in this district as having been
held at Belfast.
Tho Hancock Musical Association
will hold its annual session in Lyceum
Hall, Bucksport, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
See notice.
The Portland Star makes the follow
ing palpable hit :--"Lce and his follo,.e,s
are again marchinh North" therefore, let
the Union men rally and rspulse them.
Seth Clark Esq. of fremont has been
nominated by the Union men Is a candi-
date for member of the Legislature for the
class towns of Mt. Dc set, fremont. Eden
and Cranberry Isle.
General Butler in his speech at Glou
ccster the 18th. in speaking of some of the
men who had recently gone over to John
sonisn. and Of their political market value,
said, ''they carried nothing with them but
the clothes on their backs
ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-An English.
man by the name of John Bettel. at work
for Sheriff Walker. while in a state of in
toxication was assisted to mount horse
from which he fell inuriug him 80 badly
that he died in few hours.
"A soap charged with an undue p,o-
potion of ,caicr may be recognized in two
ways; first, by its varying and shrinking
when kept in place even moderately dry;
and secondly. by its "incl,ius away in the
Those who purchase Messrs Leath &Gorc's
Soap will not buy water for soap
For sale by 5. w. Perkins.
Joshua Watson Esq. of Sedgwck
has been nominated by the Union RePuh
icans of TIE classed towns of Sedgwiek.
BROOKLYN and Penobscot. Joseph Saun-
ders esq. for Deer Isle. John +. Saunders
Esq. of Aurora for, the classed towns of
Aurora, Amherst. Watham. Mariyille, Otis
Trenton, and Hancock.
ORR LADY READERS should try J. W.
Bradley's Justly Celebrated duplex Ellip-
tie skirts. Justly Pronounced by Fashion
Magazines and the Press the Most Dura
Bile. Economical, and Graceful skirt ever
produced. The Empress Trail" the Lat
est Fashion and Pride Of the World" are
the most popular styles in use.-See Adj
vertiscment.
We have seen one of the Flows
manufactured by the Morse Plow Co., l3
Commercial Street, Boston which is now
being Offered for sale in Eastern Maine by
Mr.. \. s. Jarvis. The pattern is one ot
the best invented, light, servicable, and re-
quiring little power. They also have a
superior breaking-up plow, admirably
adapted to New England soils which can
not clog, and is sure to turn the sod. The
pillow is well worth the attention OF our New
England farmers.
Mr.. J. w. Osgood has shown us the
plan and Specifications Of magnificent
Westinghouse which he has contracted to
build for a Congregational Society in Pa
tuxet Rhode Island. The house will cos,
some forty thousand dollars. Mr.. Osgoods
contract is for S34 900 he taking the build
ing fl ON the ground story. The steeple
is about 10 feet high. Mr. Osgood built
a fine church in Mass. last year, and
has just completed one on Cranberry Isle.
He has had much experience in this line o.
his business and We have 40 doubt he will
complete his present contract to the salts
faction Of the contracting party. He is tc
commence at once.
For the Ellsworth American.
FRANKLIN, Me. Aug. 90, 1866.
| For Western man to pronounce a
down East" built craft "A one and q
half and that ''for FIVE years." is rari-
ty; yet the good Brig Nellie Ware-247
tons-bult by our enterprising neighbors,
Messrs, VIM, II, Card and Joseph II. West