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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
Support a Local Paper.

The Editor of the progressive (Beifasi)
Age in an address TO his patrons and
friends. discourses as follows on the nee
essi.y of supporting local papers. These
remarks and very just complaints apply as
well to the localities of our own circula-
ton. Very great injustice is done to tie
publishers oi1ocal papers.
We do not think majority of the news
paper readers place affair estimate upon the
yalae Of "a good local paper as compared
with Boston or New York journal. We
often hear persons speak of taking, regu-
larry, some foreign paper and making ar
rangements by borrowing or exchanging
to obtain the reading of the local paper
The local paper is thus sometimes made to
serve a whole neighborhood. We have
repeatedly had an only subscriber in a
nelghborhood come to stop his paper Civ
ing as a reason that before he could get il
from the postotiice or before he had C rance
To read it, his neighbors would have it. and
it was only after sending for it from one
house TO another that he finally got it long
enough to read. This is wrong. The pa.
pers which really contain the most which
is of interest to local readers is put aside.
and the local publishe: discoura sed from
making attempts to enlarge or improve his
paper, Let any subscriber to good local
paper take his file for year, and compare
it with his foreign papers, and he will find
that he has obtained ten times as much in
formation iromit .about.matters that really
interest him. as from the letter. If he is
IA party man and interested in political
affairs, he gets the account of all the no
litical conventions and gatherings. the re-
suits OF the county and State elections. and
the doings of the Legislature, scarcely any
thing OF which he gets in his foreign pa
per. If he is farmer or II tradcsman he
finds in the agricultural departments a va
rlty OF information suited to his own local
ity, snch as the result of experiments on
soils kindred to his own. He has the ac-
count OF the local Fairs. aud learns about
the improvements in stocks aud crops 20.
ing on around him; learns the state Of the
local markets. where what he has TO sell
must be marketed. His family learn all
the local ncws-wh0 is married, who la.
died, who has been unfortunate and whu
has been lucky; and if they iike stories Oh
other miscellaneous reading, they will find
it just as good as the foreign papers
Aid while they get all this, they get the
sum and substance of what is contained in
the foreign papers. If he takes a foreign
paper alone, he may read for mounths with
out learning from it that there is anr sucl
place az the town. county aud State in
which he lives. lie can read long letter,
about what is going on in Pekin or Con.
stantinoplc, and perhaps learn the condi
ton of the Italian questions, but of how
much less important is this to him than t,
him than to learn what is going on in hi,
OWN State and county. Foreign papers
have their place, but they can not supply
the nlaee oil q GOOD local paner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after havin
suffered for several yeats with severe lung afec-
ton, AMI that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
to make known 10 liz fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To all Who desire Ii, he will send copy Of the
Prescription n-cd free Of CHARGE, with the direc
tom for preparing and using the same, which they
VIII md StE ctr for CoSst MILTON, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, t"rcns, CpLps and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only OBJECT OF the advertiser
scndins the Prescription j. to benefit the afflicted,
aud sprcad information which he eonce;ves 10 b" In
valuable, and he hopes very sufferer viii Try his
remdy, ash viii COS, thea nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l!i Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
The Lady Critic of the Tribune.

The New York Tribune employs a lady
critic named Miss Kate Field. Kate is
also the correspondent OF the Springfield
Republican, writes for the Atlantic Month
" and seems to be quite genius in her
way. She is daughter of Cyrus w.
Field. OF the Atlantic Cable notoriety.
One Of the theatrical papers says OF her.
1.-The critiques with regard to Ristori
that have appeared in the New York Trib-
mn. have ain cmanated from the pen of
Miss. Kate Field. Mr.. Field is a wealthy
man: his turn out in the park is one OF the
finest in New York. His daughter is a
Young lady of remarkable beauty. and as
much character in her way as the well
known Yankec cantatrice. Miss. Kellogg.
who boxes and fences as well rs she sings,
and whose knowledge of music-and she
is an accomplished mtsician-is but slight
iy superior to her knowledge of the good
u,ints OF a horse and dogs. Miss Field. Is
an ardent admirer--onc might say she
throws into her essays in the Tribune all
the emotions of her nature. Indeed she
las lkened Ristori to an angel from heav-
en- somewhat to the comparatively dis
a,lvamaye of the angel. On Ristori nights
Miss Field proceeds, immediately upon
the conclusion of the performance, to the
Tribune office. which Is distant two miles
from the theatre. Her escort through the
poorly lighted anu uNSctlcu sttSSto VI 'hc
lower city consists of coachman and
tootmau. She usually arrives at the Iilb-
une Office about midnight. aud atired in a
FIJI evening dress, mounts the narrow aud
cracked stairways of the Dui,,lin. To burst
as a sort of becriuolined rroiite, upon the
vision of the assembled JenkinSes OF Mr..
(;reeleys establishment. Flinging her
cloak aside. she seizes pen and paper, and
c,,structs her criticism, losses her copy
10 the opened mouthed Gatynicde in atten
DANCE. and followed BY her flnnkey. sails
ont again TO her carriage: and so 10 her
Fifth Avenue home. to await the appeal
renee OF the journal to whose columns she
has contributed. The scrhe IN the office
during the visit of Miss Field is u strange
one. The Tribune reporters constitute II
class by themselves. They affect 'slonch'
hats or >ombrcros, Byron collars, enor-
mons meersehaiim pipes. and great mood
mess OF ininner. they smoke with Il Wig
or and persistence worthy oi German
students. Their reem ~ The Tribune
Office is always kept ina state OF artistic
disordci--thc desks are battered and Old,
fs,e floors age werii and soiled. the ecuing
is cracked and brown. Nothing is IN IT,
Mace. When the lady critic sits herself
down to write. each moody man of the
Vrib,ne sits himself down 10 smoke AMI
stare. keepin. however at respectable dis
tnuea from the abnormal creature. the
scratches OF whoes zen are he only SOM Is
heard .he apartment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
Book Table.

Hours at home fbr january is rrce;.o,
We have often commended this monthly. Va.
are pleased TO notice that unstial efforts are h.,
ing made to make It still more attractive.
DIR. BUSHNELL will give series Of artic,,.
beginning in the next number, on the Moral
'es OF the Dark Things Of the world: to bc
continued in successive numbers tbouyb III,
year. Prof. TYLER, Of Amherst. will furnish
series of highly interesting papers ON ..pcn.
resentalive Cities Damascus. Tyre. Rome. Tor
usalem, Athens, Constantinople, etc. Two So.
ria's by two four best female writers: Mar.
celia of Rome a thrilling story of Roman No.
IN the days Nero. and an American tale ..Storr,.
Gill; full of incident ndintcrest. Mr.. MITCH.
ELL VIII continue his delightful papers on Ru.
raj life. And alarge accession ofnew and val.
liable writers will help to impart stiIl greater
freshness and variety to this already popular
monthly, which, we are glad to learn. is rapil.
~ increasing its circulation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
ALLCOCk POROUs STEERS.

New York. Nov. p, lsI9.
+ AiIcotk& Co.-Geutiemen: lately suffer
I'D severely FROM "A weakness in my back. Having
heard your pla-icr- much recommended for eases
Of this Kind, procured one, and the result was al
could desire. \ singh, plaster cured in
wees Your r"-pectfail
J. q. Biitt,>, Proprietor of The Brandreih House.
CtRE Or CgICk IN TiiE BACk. AND LUMBAGo
Lyons. y. ! july I, is;.,
Mcssrs. AiICock x Co. Flrasc send Inc dollar
worth Of YOUR plasters They have eurcd me "f
cfirk IN my back, hieh has troubled for
time, aud now III, father l. EoinGto Try them for
difficulty about his heart
l.. H. SHERWOOD.
pr. Green, Ne. ~ broadway, New York, informs
he sold, Monday, June I'D. isS.. tw" pia-iers
Ia Young woman suffering very severity from
lunhago. I'm Thursday she called Ia get two morc
tor u friend, and then stated how the two -hc had
purchased ON Monday had relieved her immetliat
ely aner putting them on, aud CURED HER N TWO
pths-oi a most distressing pain M her back and
ipin~ sold 10y all Druggists. lmspiS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
GotLpsBoRo Dee. Soih &c.

Ell. AMERtCtN.-i suppose that q" means
me. at least. feel little guilty. for began Il
lciter 10 YOU, concerning our shipping inter-
c>is. and three week, ago. but something else
took my attention, and that old scounIrcI.
Neglect, has held my peu ever since.
About our ship building interest," am pleased
To say. that two first class brig> were built in
town the past summer. understand that they
were both rated l.y Mr.. Nc Manners 4. mi
nus. Their tops We're entirely of white oak
and hackmctack. and Iait together A. none bu,
Masters DO. 1rac! ana +. l.. Young know
how.
They are douhlc-,ieckcr-. about 80 tons
measurement each. The sullivan i owned
10y j. ;. Emery u Co. Of Boston. and The Nc.,r.
Whitaker, Libby Of hi, place. and Capt. Per
ry AIS" of this place ir,r commander.
The Ida Bell i owned by Mc>>r, Tracy.
Young. Jones and other, Of ,hi. town ,na !,
commanded 10y capt. Simeon Tr.., of,hi.
town,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

The Bangor Wing discusses at considerable
length the subject II amalgamation between
the white and colored races. which it character
lies as "a sen>cless copperhead cry."-but af.
ter Il careful reading. we are at loss to decide
whether the Wing is in favor of legal amalSa-
nation or not. viii the Wing let Us have (:
little Light Belfast journal.
Ii the bachelor editor of the journal should
desire TO have likely colored girl, we should
he in favor OF his marrying her, by all means
considering that such course would be
much more honorable and respectable than II
do like his southern frient,s, who live with col.
orcd girls without marrying them. We never
knew Il Republican who desired 10 do either:
hut If ANY should, we say iegaliee the connec-
ton, by all means. Perhaps the Journal may
now understand our POSITION IIhig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
Augusta, Jan, LIST. 1867

NhSbsltii Jdl. ISL. 1Sbf.
The following nominations were made
at the Lcgi latiye Caucuses, held this eve
ming:
SENATE. - Nathaniel \. Burpce of
Rocklaud, President.
Thomas +. Clcaves, Browniield, Sec'v.
Prentiss NJ. folger, Hope, Assistant.
Jabez 8 Mariner, Messenger.
James IL. Banks, Assistant.
For President of the Senate the vote
stood seventeen for Burpec, to ten forPor
ter, For Secretary, Cleaycs had five ma
jority over CLARK.
HousE.- Lewis Barker, of Stetson.
Speaker,
Franklin NJ, Drew, Brunswick. Clerk.
Sumner j. Chadhourne, DiXmont, As
sistant.
j. I. Carey, Messenger
l.. Bradford, and Chas +. Arey, Assist
ants.
For Speaker. the vote stock seventy
four for Barker, to fifty for T. {.
Woodman of Bucksport.
The Assistant Messengers are both one
armed soldiers. Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

We are sra'iiicd to learn that Hon John
y. Poor, who reecn'lv had n severe attack Of
paralysis at the fremont House. Boston. is con-
yaIeSecnt. lie has 50 far recovered aS 10 be
walked out four miles day. This is done by
direction Of his physicians. couple Of men a.
siStins him. ndrr the regimen prescribed by
them. he has been reduced 20 lbs I'm weight
and it is proposed TO reduce him 10 lbs more ~
essential To the complete restoration of hi,
health Portland Argus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ Gentleman who suffered for year- from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscrciion, Will for the sake OF sun. ring
humanity, send tree to al who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which lac cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the adYeFiior's experience, do by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
iyl No. Il. Chambers ST, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

-vAn eytravagant blade WIS told that
he resaniled the prodisal No. repiicd
he. 'Tnrver fed swine Fer n good rca-
son. rctortcd the other. the devil wonid
not trust you with his pigs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

Every Young lady and gentleman In the I'm tel
states can hear something very much tc .heirad,au
tagc By return mail Zee, Of change by addressing
abe undersigned. those having fears OF being hum
bursed WI cthse 10y not noticing this card. All
other will please address their ohcdient servant,
IIlOS. r. CHAPMAN,
q ixa Neyx Nafk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

IVA Frenchmen who had been in In
dia speaking OF tiser-hupts, pleasantly re.
marks:
When re Frenchman hunt re tiger all,
&c sport is grand, magnifique. hut, wen ze
tigare hunt ze frenchman, one! zere is 70
very devil to ray'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
MR. SAW YFE:

MR. SAWYER
send You the following graphic cxtr,.t.
from letter from the sunny SOUTH for the
encouragement ri .SontherA EB.jgr0fioa -
AMER specifying the cost Of land, term. Of nav.
mcnt, expense &c. our correspondent say. -
Again you will h. obliged 10 live on vour
place in the country, and hire such cock a.
You choose. and live to suit YOUR taste. hy uro-
curing your provisions in town. In such To-
cation YOU will have ncighbor> within a mile
or so,--your dwelling will in all probability be
log house, or perhaps, no house at all. unless
You build it,-you may get mail in one or two
weeks according 10 location.-vour associate.
will be Florida Crackers who look abnut a,
bad rs they stink of wh>key and tobacco. say
ing nothing about their more terrible stink of
Secession and leff pa,i>-If you can endure
all thi>-'all this. aye more and can conten,
yourself for l0or II years. have no doubt Won
will then be a man well To do in the world. Der.
haps. wealthy LET me A..
sure You that if YOU come 10 Florida with n.
truly delightful climate. You must deprive YOUR.
self of more than You suspect.
n man " purchase Il plantation and live with
any comfort must have some cash eapital 10
start with and he will become am easy liver In
in few years
Now am not 10 discourage You nor sadder
your hopes, but endcaVor Ia save You from The
disappointment experienced by many other. =
f..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

~ \ writer called at . printers, aud
accused the composltor of nat having
punetrat"d his poem, when the typo ear.
peStly replied; I'm not q i7oRier,-Tm u
setter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

TT 4 certain eure--'How did Won get
rid of that troublesome lover Of Yours. Car
ri"!. Il married him and haven't been
troubled ~it, iis attention since
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

~ Wnuldn't vou call this the calf of
leg asked Bob pointing to one of his me-
ihcr limbs 'No. renlird Pat should say
il was the leg Of ca'f.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
For Coughs. Colds and Consumption.
Try the old and well known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY IA LSAM

approved and used lay oldest and most ceiebr6:,
f'd Physcjaas for forty years past. Get fhe eenu-
Inc.
Proprietor. sytmo49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

AT w ELL z CO, Advertising Agcits, IL
Middle street Portland are our authorized agent
rec CIV embellishments and subscriptions at our
0Mest rate. Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
Special Notices.
FRDGnTruL EXECUTION

Is done upon thousands of grey heads. by endeav.
o-ing to darken them with metallic dyes that
Scorch and Blast
the hhcrs from tip to root ss.Avoid these horrible
DiSt1.gRING AGENN.
and use ony the great toilet stsglc of America,
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
"hi'h NOT only instnntaneonsly produces all shades
OF blnck and brown, but also nourishes strengthens
and beauties the hair. Manufactured bv u
tiiRisTADoEE, q Astor Housa, New York. Sold
by Druggists Applied by all Iiair presscrs.
1mspis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
H U N N E WELLS
UNIvERS Al Ten Years have clearly
rA.-,u proved that the theory
w Is II Of simplicity, the great
Il r. m EnV element Of tins splendid
preparation which al.

lows lis whenever there Is ticking irritation
ia the Throat, and producing debility, is the
" and true theory by which Colds Comqks, Hoarse-
',ss, bronchial Complaints, and all 1kroaf igecf-
ions, which; II neglected, end in Conssmpfos, can
be chrctuuv cured.
q . SORE JhrtsH. the great origin Of Diphfhrr,a
when eglectcd, Is cured by making a Gargte with
equal parts of wafer.
Re- h"'1fRg cough, l. completely relieved ofits
violence by II constant use NJ the remedy.
Hs- c.timonials OF undo ubied character can be
seen at my Office 10y all.
Small Bottles, 25c.s. Large do. so cts.
Es->old by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN l. HUhReWetl, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, Commercial wharf Boston.
Mass. lm-pis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

TIlE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI
E,lfE Qf Az INVALID.
.fublishcd for TBS benefit and as Il SAtTION To
lol NJ MEN'4}d others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Pre mathfe Decay OF AlaahC,od. &c, sup
plying NJ the time the Meas VI Self Cure. liz
one who has cured hipsef .ler undergoing eonsih
cradle quackery. by enclosing II postpaid addressed
OF the author.
NATuANiLL MAYFAIR. Esq
ly4 BrooklH, Kings Co.NY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

\ 1lF.r OF MONEY. The war indemnity of
twenty million thalers. paddy Austria to prus-
sia, was conveyed 10 Berlin in one railroad cx-
press train. The whole amount was paid in
silver. 1t was loaded by the ton, and took
twenty men six days To count il. Ten clerks.
twelve teller, and thirty-siN gcg,dGraes accom-
panied the train.-I " !. Post.
Why not have weighed il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

WASHINGTON Dee 30
some days agoa PIP i,iti IN was madr by j. 4.
>ivrrct EIdi"y Of Baltimore To Chief Justice
,his' !9r Nrlt of hahcaS corpus for the release
OF l'f. Mtiid II WAS returned Yesterday by the
thlri Justice with the following endorsement
hr within application has been considered
and i denied"
LARGE tSINTSS.-William r. Pearson
Esq oi this city, during the past season has
purchased and sold fifty millions of singled
anu TWO millions of clapboards. besides attend
ing 10 his regular business of manufacturing
ana selling thirty-iiye millions of long lumber
IA business for one dealer in ole season proi-
ably unparalleled in the United States, Tines
~ mordern writer says there are a csiSS
"f reader, who attempt to skim the cream Of i
heavy looking publications skipping every otA-
er page, as dogs, from fear of cro.kodiles, lap
wafer iromth Nile "a they run.
rs We were extremely sorry that we eouI,
NOT attend The agricultural discussion - orlana.
We though that al our arrangements were so
perfected that NJ sl,sab, not fail IS Icing there
but the best laid plans often fail and they did
IN our ease. We learn tina, much interest Was
manifested by the people of Orland in the dis
enS>lon, and the meeting was Il success.
Mr.. WATSON has favored Us with Il report
which We commend TO the reader. Let us
remark ~ paSSqnt, that we intend t he pres
ont a. As many Of these meetings As possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-01-04

fiad l carried that rum home should have
certainly been a drunkard."
did you know" asked, what became
of the Captain:''
Yes. he commanded the bri" one or
two more trips. saw the love of drink
was growing upon him. Once saw him
when he had filled his glass. knew he
was then partly intoxicated. Captain. .
said /, =! would not difnk that With a
look OF surprise lie askcd-''Do you think
| drink too Ruch:'' -Certainlv | do"
answered. lie sat down his glass. turned
away. and did not drink again for several
days. He was now trying the strength OF
the chains that held him. Poor fellow =
they were too strong for him. lie would
never break them. Returning to his glas,
he went down faster than ever. He was
soon discharged by his employers, fol
drunkenness, lie owned a beautiful cot
tage near Boston. He had paid for ii with
in fifty dollars. liz i.os mortSaged 1t for
money he could obtain in no other way.
and soon became a street drl!itkard His
cottage passed ont of his HANDS. 4 broth.
er Of his wife now took him with bis little
family to the West, hoping 10 save him.
But within a few months he died of deliri-
um tremens. His once beautiful and coil-
iiding wife died Of "A broken heart, and two
little orphans were thrown upon the world.
And SO ii i that sometimes the noblest
and the best are, ere they know it, bound in
letters Of ruin, which ali their power can
never break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

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TbCRsCn L v Thomson Jos ThomasSF
Thomas Francis 7 odd Gen J B TbuTmond Hon
Taylor Geo Te8rney John VIII
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Watson Alex Williams Geo Weeds Luke
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Jersey; Publisher of The Reporter; Editer De
1t g. j. BOwEN, p. NJ.