Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20
The President has reason to saw 10

! Tho President has reason to say to
I Congress. as the Juror said to the eleven
obstinate men associated with him and
whons he could not bring to his views
''vou are a self-wllcd set of men,
/ THE Boston Advertiser says that
President Woods of Brunswick College an
nounccs his intention to resign the Presi-
dency of the College. DR.. Harris of Ban
ror is spoken of as his successor. We have
heard it stated that President Champlin
of Watervile thinks of rcsigning.
The English steamers sailing from
this port which have, of course, ready
access to the British markets, have found
the Steam Refined Soap of Messrs Leathe
and Gore so supcriorthat they even toward
orders from Montreal. when not
touching here for supplies of soap. Al tcst-
monial ofwhicn Messrs Lcathe and Gore
have reason to be proud.-Press.
The Cabinet of President johnson
has not much cohesive power. Postmaster
Dennison has resigned, SECRETARIES Speed
and Harlan have both written letters of
resignation, and Stanton it is thought will
do so. Wont some one suggest TO Preside
Mt Johnson and Secetary Seward that they
had better follow suit
DRowNEp.-Mr. Alexis Treworgv Of
Ellsworth was drowned in Long Pond Ire
mont on Friday last week. lie launched a
boat from the shore and it partly filled and
while bailing it out. he fell overheard and
sunk Immediately. lie was in the employ
of Deacon Henry II. Clark. and ut the
tine was preparingthc boat to take party
out to sail. His body was found i'll a hun
dred feet of water on Saturday and brought
home. His age was 81
The Union men OF the Filth District
will hold their Convention at Ellsworth,
and efficient member for that district, Fred
erick A. Pike. will be renominated There
are few men in Congress who have served
in that body torno longer period. who COM
mand so much influence as Mr.. Pike, Such
men should be retained as long as possible
Bangor Times.
Mr.. William Timer has. IN conucc-
ton with another gentleman obtained letters
patent for Clothes Sprinkler. which bids
fai- to be popular household article 1t
has a body of india rubber with nose or
tube of Brlttania. The rubber is filled by
exhausting the air and then immersng the
nose in water. The holes in the nose are
very small and consequently innumcrable
fine streams of water are elected hy com
pressing the rubber part when it is filled.
Many ofour young readers probably
have an impression that soap is soap, and
it does not matter much what sort they
buy. We assure them that they are mis-,
taken; that they will find the steam Rein.
Ie Soaps Of Mess rs Leath & Gore so much
superior to any other brand of hard soap in
the market as to render it good policy
to make, extra effort to procure them
Perkins has it.
The Hair Restorer that gives the best
, c"AlHi'N' ti'ii ~ L CetdN!liuC- l stu ana SOFA
everywhere.
Cholera, Dyscntcry, Coughs. Cold
aud Rheumatism are quickly cured by
American Life Drops.
w are instructed to inform the
readers OF the American that if Parsons
( PurgatIye. lIl,s laIl in any instance To give
satisfaction, the money shall be refunded
Cut out this notice and take it with YOU.
IA stitch III time saves nine 1t il.
much easier to guard against disease by
taking proper care of the system when un-
| impaired than to mend it when once bro
ken down upon the first appearance Of pain
use Bloods Rheumatic Compound.
.vFrom a letter by Messrs. Byther &
! Haskell. of Steubcn. dated July .. lc66:
| DIR. +. X, Knight, Melrose, Mass
! DEAR SIR Please send Ills at once
one gross more of your Oriental Htr
| Rcstorcr 1t is wonderful preparation
and ,etees The best Satisfaction 10 our Gus.
| tOHIery.
Most truly yours,
BYTuER & HASKELL.