Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06
LOCAL NEWS, &C.

THE CAUCUS.-Bc sure ana go 10 tile Caucus
on Saturday Evening to nominate candidate
for Representative to the Legislature.
MIR. Daniel Beal Of this village had his
arm badly broken near the shoulder by kick
Of his herse on Monday. His shattered arm
was set and dressed by DIR. Hodgkins.
-A,vah @. Moore Esq Of Gouldsboro has
been put in nomination for Representative to
the Legislature for the classcd towes of Goulds-
boro, Sullivan, Franklin and Eastbrock.
1t Is contemplated 10 build first class
hotel at Bar darbor, Mt. Desert, another sea-
son. IF accomplished the steamer City of
Ricrmond will make a landing ut that place.
Portland Star.
The Republicans of the classcd town Of
Eden, Mt. Desert, fremont and Cranberry
Isle, have nominated james Z. Hamor of Eden
for Representative.
vorEs, vorEs.-wc will supply nil orders
for votes for % cts. per hundred. VIII town
Committees aud the Candidates see to 1t that
their towns are supplied
The Union majority in this county has
been steadily increasing for several years past.
Last year 1t Was over fourteen hundred and
next Monday it should be still larger.
PURE OLD GIS.-Dunster's Old London
Dock Gin, from the old house of J. 4 Il. Dun,
ster, London is the very best article OF Gin to
be had. Sold in bottles only, by all Druggists
and grocers everywhere.
General Cyrus Hamlin son Of FIX Vice
President Hamlin died at New Orleans of yel-
low fever on Wednesday, last week. General
in hal a,ll ,a
active and earnest man.
some one says "the future Of the blacks
In this country is becoming darker and darker"
The color Of this race has heretofore been
growing lighter and lighter.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Asa N. Hall Of this
village of the firm Of Hall Brothers. died very
suddenly in Bangor Of typhoid fever on Friday
last week. He was attending the Commercial
College in that City. Mr.. Hall vas ayoung
man Of much promise and business capacity.
The old complaint OF potatoc rot is prev
alcnt asSin. It is said that but very few good
potatoes will be raised in this section. Early
planted potatoes do not escape this disease, but
are the worst affected of any yet.
Another complaint is that large amount of
the grain is badly lodged, and therefore will he
damaged more or less.
Rev. Mr.. Bowker. Congrcgationalist. Of
Bluehill has received and we believe accepted,
call from the church at Wells, Maine, and
will remove there early this fall. Mr.. b. has
many warm friends in this section Of the State
who will regret his leayiag.
Mr.. Elliot Babson of Mt. Desert has a
breeding SOW of the Cheshire breed, whose
pigs sold year before lsst for Sl4S.J0 and for
the year 1866 for the same amount. The first
year Mr.. Babson retained one and the second
year two. in addition to those he sold.
-oRDIALIzEp. - Dun>ter's fine old London
Dock Gin is slightly cordialized. which makes
1t one Of the most agreeable and healthul arti-
cles Of the kind TO be had. Sold only in bottles.
Call for Dun,ter's Gin. with the name OF c. A.
RICHARDS & CO., Sole Agents, OIL the pack
ages.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin was cxpe cted TO
speak in Bueksport and also in Ellsworth th.
week. but the sad news VI the death OF General
Hamiin, his son. OF eour'e, obliged him to give
up ali public speaking. Hon. Lewis Barker
WAS engaged TO ill his appointments but he
1Mr. Monroe Young and Nj. 7. W. Perry
arc 1t work in concert to itfrat some Of the
Republican nominees, YOU will see votes IL.
every town in the county got up BY them, buA-
ing Democratic names and Republican nani-.
ON them This i in preparation for next year.
Look out for this ticket.
will the Musical public and all others
fl..p If ~ Ma fir,, e
this county. 1t will commence its ninth annu-
al session at Bucksport on Monday the 10th
inst. under favorable circumstances, and under
able instruction. We have no doubt but the
people Of Bucksport will do all i'll their power
a. they did last year to make the session one OF
pleasure to those attending.
The "Toicc cr the People y is the title
Of a copperhead sheet which certain copper
heads are scattering broadcast over this county
1t has no responsible fathers, is printed no.
where, and no one is willing to father it, and
yet it is circulated to effect the election. Be-
ware of 1t. The persons who circulate it
are enough to condemn it, Do not be deceived
by its false statements. Do not believe copper
heads to-day, you would not trust them dur
ing the war, don't do 50 now.
by provoking mistake OF our com.
positor he name Of G. W. Tden was omitted
in setting up the county ticket, and ii was not
discovered until a portion Of the vote, hli
been sent off. We had another lot printed mi
sent off, and now ask the voter, to be careful
and use only those votes that are pegfre' -
READ YouR VOrE, and see il ii correspond, to
the one we print in our columns to-day.
WHEAroS's OINTMENT Is an old and well
tried remedy, which keeps constantly increas-
ing in popularity rs its merits become known.
IT has been before the public for more than six
ty years. and is universally acknowledged to b
the most certain and speedy cure ever discover
ed for SgRt Rheum, Ulcers. Chilblains letter,
PimpIes. Blot,hes, and all eruptions Of the skin.
whiic it is ssare cure for the Itch, and Will
eradicate the most obstinate cases in forty-eiSht
hours.
VorE THE REGULAR TICKEr.-Ncxt thing
TO going to the polls IL to be sure and vote
the Regular Republican ticket Be sure and
do this. Vote no split ticket, and don't mutt
late your vote. There is no good reason why
the Republican ticket should not receive
round vote on Monday. 1t is mad, up of good
men. nothing can be truthfully said against
them, morally or politically. Vote the clean
ticket then, and do not listen for a moment to
those who counsel you to do otherwise.
KEEP THE RANKS Cf0sRD-We hone the