Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-08-14

VIII DC III tVWH HeXt Week i-OruersI Or MS ser
vices left ut c. G. Pccks store will be prompt
" attended to. ~,
SoMsor TIE LIES. Mr.. Biras of Calais,
said At III. CDiv,lti,I h,r, W,ntslw. that
the Free lnsn', Bureau hal cost this g ,vsrn.
ment 80 milf ,a' of dbllirs since the War.
General H,wrl, VIII, c>pcnl, thu money,
and who knows to cent, says it ha, cost abou.
III millions in that ti.ns. This dem ,cratic
orator CONES within l3) millions of dollers of
the truth.
He also said there are 80 900 men in the ar .
nv to-day, when there /. only little over
half of that nunbc-. He called the Republican
party ''bla tx hearted traitors.''
FREMONT, Aug. 18th 1858
n. X. SAWYER. Esq
DEAR SIR-The Schr. Vic
tory, Richardson master from Guitar, for Ire
mont, loaded with herring boxes for 8. A.
Holden, and others: ran ashore on Manleys
Reef, on the 10Th inst. BY the able assistance
of the Boarding officer of Bass Harbor, she
was got off and arrived safely in port. The
extent of her damages not yet xsccrtained.
Respect'y Yours,
ISLAND.
Tho men who opposed the war, and
called greenbacks "shn plasters". and secretly
rejoiced when the Union armies were defeated,
are going to vote for Seymour and Blair.
Tho men south. who led the p,oplc In
the South into rebellion, and led the Southern
armies into battle against the Union men, are
going TO vote for Seymour and Blair.
Tho people in the South who were Union
men all through the war. and who. il they went
into the rebel service were forced in, aud who
for Grant and Cofax.
Tho Rev. DR.. Hosmer. President of An.
tioch College, Ohio, will preach III the Unitarian
Chapel in this place. next sunday at 2P. N.
And in the evening 1t IT, y clock, Miss Sal.
lie Iiolley Of New York will give public lcc-
turs in the interests OF Reforms. The public
are invited.
The County Association of Good Tenn
plars adjonrned quarterly meeting in ELL
sworth last Tuesday, to the middle Of Novem.
Der. The attendance was very small. After
the Presidential election it Is hoped That the
zeal of Temperance reforms will be kindled
again everyw here.
The Democatic papers all over the coun-
try arc publishing a statement that Orvil c
Grant. y brother Of the General will not vote
for his brot her. Mr.. Grant. denies the truth
of the statement over his own Signature.
~ writer dating from Ellsworth, gives y
glowing account Of the Dtmocrtc flag raising
in il villa &c, in thc'siencc of numbers he is
no vice. for he says :" The estimated a'lmber
present was 1000. 500 ladies. 500 I, rublic,ns,
and 1909 sterling Democrats" 1t would lie al,
cxargera,ion, to say that there were present
II thousand people on that occasion. However.
the alag i, n nice one, but the nobest Of objects
can be put the most ignob'e uses.
a stranger passing through Sirry. on
Friday last mad. Al exchange of horses with
farmer in thi. wise +:
He bantercd the man to swdp horsas. and
obtained leave TO try his. and after harncssirg
the horse TO his carriage h. deliberately jdrove
of. and has not been heard of since.
1t is said that tho Cabinet is entirely
Evarts and schofield it is understood arc for
Grant and ColfaX. Seward and Il ndal spit on
the NswYork platform. VIII lie McCulIoch
and Browning are for Seymour and Blair and
Wells is shaky.
We would call the attention of our read
ers to" letter in n; other column from DR..
Morse of Portland. whD hrs devoted nearly
twenty years past to tho treatment OF pumo-
nary disease through the medium of cold Med
tr.ta T,,t..,
cures has been unprecedented.
Dr Morse has been rcsiden, of Portland for
eleven years past.
As Rev. L. S. Tipp, OF Lunenbur2h VT.
and Rev. Jo>hu, Eaton, Of Maine, now sup
lying the Congregational church ut Candy Vt.
were riding i'll Lunenbnrsh on the 10th of July
they were thrown violently from their carr aige
Mr.. Eaton esca'ed unhurt-Mr. Trip was
thrown onto IL bed of rocks and seriously in.
jured. On the body and limbs were several
severe BRUSHES and bad cut in the edge of the
hair, over the right eye. The worst wound
WA. behind the right ear, laying bare the bone.
and causing slight fracture. Surgical aid
was ut once obtained, and he Is now in II fair
way Of recovery. Mr.. Trpp Wa. for num-
Der Of year, u resident Of this county AMI is
wild ly known in this section of the State.
-Rev. Charles NJ. Emery of the recent
graduating class ut Newton, has received u
unanimous call to the pastoral" Of the Second
Baptist Church in lhomaston.
AccIpENr.-P Lynch of Wutervile. was
seriously ifjureda few days ago, at Dex.cr,
by the over, urn Of II stage in which he WAS u
passenger. lie received u severe bruise on
his hend, and WIS taken up nearly senseess;
but the injury proved not dangerous Nail.
ALI you who know young Sniffkns are
aware that he married Old Miss Betty Blod.
gett Tor her money-ihat he cannot touch it
TIL she dies. and lie treats her very badly on
account VI what he calls her "unju tliabic lon
gevity:" other day Mrs. snltfnn' finding
herself unwel', sent tor the doctor, aud in the
presence OF Snihalns and the medical man,
declared her hrlief that SHE had been poisoned,
anu that he, Sni!fkins, had done ii. Il didn't
do H." shouted SnfAins. IT'S all CANNON,
she i,u't poisoned. Prove ii, dctUr,-opeH
her upon the spot. I'm willing"
AT the Democratic Convention IN Saco.
Tuesday. Z. A. sha Of Bnideioid, was no.
minated for Representative 10 Congress iron
the Isl District.
DR. Alonzo Garcelon. of Lewiston. was
nominated by the Fad D,tric, Dom pcr tic
Convention. on Tuesday last. The Convention
was held III Lewis-,n.
-" What the Southern Coniederacy fought
Tor VIII be Won By the election Of seymour
n. q Bair. "-(Spcerl, Of Gov. Vance of y. T..
AT Richmond, July 3, ISIS.
- Sec 'ssion is more alive h ~ ever."-lSpeech
OF Henry A Wise at RichiuI.id, July 3, lS6S.
- We can never beat the Svuth."-ttiu-
ratio Seymour, July 4. lsDs.l
-Blalr's worst ensny Is the bottle. Ink
or whsky-it males no difference. Eiihor