Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15

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+. b. Clark, W. s.
S. A. Holden, W. F. s.
Eaton Clark, W.T..
James Clark W. NJ.
Miss VI. A. Spear. W. d. NJ.
w. \. Abbot, o. G.
Mrs. u. A. Clark. I. q.
Miss lIsnnah Verrill w. 4. 5.
Mrs. NJ ry Sawyer, X. II. $.
Miss =. ioung. l.. IL. $.
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r6At the meeting of the waukcag Lodge
No. 80 ut Sullivan. the following Officers were
installed.
c. Il. IIodgkins. W. CT
Mrs. Mary Bixby, W. I.
J. Is. Preble, +. :.
+. II. Lyman, W. +.
Eunicc Simpson, W. :.
Moses Hawkins, W. VI.
NJ. n. II. Baker, o. &.
Ncttie Simpson, I. G.
A Lodge of Good Templars was instituted at
Hancock, by W. ID. Emery, called the Bugc
Lodge No. 20s. Charter members sc.
GooDTEMrI.Rs.-IIu Lodge No. 1a5
at Prospect Ferry was instituted by Grand W.
Lincoln Lodge No. Il. The following officer,
~Sere installed for the current term.
Aonzo GliJ,len. W. G. L.
Mrs. Susan =. Green. ". +.
Chas. +. Green, VS..
Clara Green, W. \. :.
y. ii. Hartman, W. +. 5.
Weston n. Pcirce, W. I.
A. II. Green, W. VI.
Miss, Green ID. NJ.
John ID. Glidcn, l G.
Asa William, u. g.
James ii. Peircc, Dcpty. Rcspty Yours
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SURGICAL OPERATION DR.. Harding Of
Ellsworth assisted by DIR. Chase, of Bluehill
on the 9th inst. removed u cancer from the I'M
der lip of Mr.. Wallace Iiinckley of Bluehill.-
1t covered about one half Of the length of his
lip and extended downward in the form Of v
an inch or an inch and half
Mr.. H. is nearly so years of age, but strong
hopes are entertained of his cure, notwithstan,l-
ing his age
J.F. EvELErH
FOCND AT LAsT,-a remedy that not only
relieves but cures that enemy of ma nkind, Con-
sumption, as well Ms the numerous satellites
which rcvolve around it in the shape of Coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, Sorc Throat, Influenza. &c.
The remedy We allude to is DIR. WISTAE's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared by Seth W.
Fowle q Son, Boston.
For washing blankets. heavy skirts or
spreads, WOODEN steckiny-, or wooden garments
Of any sort, whether all wool or mixed. the
STEAM REFINED SOAPS are found particularly
nv n rpaSo tft their nep
trative detergent quality.
We are really and willing to warrant
JohnsOns' Anodyne Lineament 10 be the best
article that can be used for coughs, colds, dys-
EMERY, diarrhGa, cramp and pain in the stom-
sch or bowels. 1t is equally safe and effective
for children or adults.
-Sherdan's Cavalry Condition Powders
are recommended tor sheep in loss Of appetite,
rot murrain, and all diseases of the skin.
H-Thc proprietors of the Augusta Journ: |
talk Of establishing daily edition. They will
so whenever the contemplated Sprague pur-
chase is once assured beyond peradventurc'
ng-The small pox la. broken out in West
brook, Me.
A lady, speaking of the gathering Of lawyers
TO dedicate new court house, said she suppos-
ed they had gone to view the ground where
the must shortly lie.
1t is the opinion of the doctor that the
lawyer gets his living by plumber, while the
lawyer thinks the doctor get his by"pillage."
Old lady Ito a hackmaa) -"But these hacks
are dangerous. You never know who rides in
them. We might get the small pox." Coachy
-"You've no cause to be afesrd ofmy coach,
mum for I've had the hind wheels waccinnated
and it took beautiful"
A countryman not long since, on his first
sight of locomotive, decaredthat ''he thought
it was the devil on Wheels" "Faith, an ye're
worse than myself" said an Irish bystander,
.sfoY the 6rst time saw the crayther, thought,
it was Il shame boat hunting for wather.'
EVERY MAN HAS HIS PRICE.-A story is
told of Gen .Greayille NJ. Dodge, the Union
card idate in Mr. Kasson's district While he
was in command at Nieksburg. he enforced
strictly the regulations in regard to cotton.
The spectators tried his metal by the usual
applances-an offer of S5O,OOO in gold; then
slee1oo, then sIJo, 900, 5000 liz then sent
dispatch to Washington, asking to he remov-
edfiom command. He said he had been of
cred s2oo,oOO to disobcy orders, which was so
near his price, that he was afraid the next
offer would brinshim.
II is easier to learn who McCracken is not
than who he is. The whole Mcerackcn fami :
y are stirred up, and sever al have already pub
licly announced that they are not that NcC Crack
en- but another McCracken.
THE lecture on Tuesday evening was de-
livercd by Eugene Hale, Esq. Representative
from Ellsworth on the subject Of John Quincy
Aaams." In the treatment Of a subject SO diff
hcult, Mr.. Hale displayed excellent TASTE and
Judgment. His analysis of the character of
ms great and good man, as well as OF that of
ms eotemporaries, was thorough. His style
was simple and elegant. and the manner easy
ana pleasing Although the lecturer spoke ov-
=. an nour and a half, he sustained III, closest
a.,ention ofthe audience TO tho end. Mr.. Hale
, IN high among the promising Young men Of
'hc >'a'e' -fen"cbec Joar"m.