Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

~ Rev. Mr. Hsslewood win preach ser.
mon for the Sabbath School on Sabbath after
noon. The theme; Take care Ct thy body,
mind and soul. The Sabbath School Concert
will be In the evening. .....
az The Advertisers Gazette says:
There are 5000 papers in the United States,
and new {, es are established at tho rate Of
two per day.
New York has the most papers Of any state
and Utah the fcwest.
There nra only one hundred papers in the
Country that have ten thousand circulation.
There is no daily West Of New York that
has bona fdc circulation Of 10000 copies.
1t is said that but one publisher mice tell tho
. nth about his circulation. Well, Mr.. Adj
refti>er. we print, and hare none lie over, 30
quircs wcck)
BOsToN, October I0.-The sehoossr Highlander,
OF salem, Captain Hawkins, loaded with lumbe r
for Boston, was run into during the snow storm
saturday. near Portsmouth, by the Schooner
Albert d. Rice ef Gloucester. and flled. The
United States steamer Speedw ell has lett Portland
10 assist in getting her Into port.
Tile Supreme Court refused 10 grant All
Injunction to restrain the city officers Of Belfast
from issuing bonds to the Belfast and Moose
head Railroad.
We are told that some Of the "soid men , OF
Belfast only Subsei ibed for stock that ii might
60 abroad and tell of their public spirit, they
all the while wishing and expecting the enter
prise would fail. We hope the Railroad will
be built; and If the :" solid men, or working
men,-thesc generally have more solidty than
rich nobobs-and the young and entcrprising
merchants know what 10 for their interests,
they will push the enterprise ahead, and the
old fogies with it. Let the latter make the at-
tempt TO overtake the train when under full
way, carrying their luggage with them.
We notice that S. L. Milliken Esq, o
Belfast made speech At . Ward meeting in
Boston last week. The Boston Journal thus
notices it,
brief historical sketch of the acts Of the de m.
Ocrntic party for the past twelve or fourteen
years, scsthingly rebuked their disloyalty.
There were many individuals who still retained
the true and stanch principles Of the old noble
Democratic party, but, rs whole, they were
~ corrupt and disloyal ~ any party coul d
possibly be. Much noise was made about the
sristocracy Of the Republican party, but it was
notorious that the Democratic party had nom
time imlnemorial been aristocratic, pur Sc
proud labor-hating. No mere abstract report
Of Mr. Milliken's address can give an adequate
idea OF Its true merit. II WAS u polished,
argumentive and logical discourse, pleas lily
inlerminglei with genuine wit. not unfrequent.
~ calling forth shouts of laughter and cheers.
Notwithstanding the room was deusely crowd
I'd, hundreds ieing obliged 10 stapd, his re-
marks were IL tened to with great interest.
At TUE y. II. STATE FAIR. "Barretts Hair Re.
storatiye' took the First Premium over all com.
petitors, and is still ahead.
missionary just returted, says he regards
"John,un's Anodyne l.inlment > As beyond all
price, and cnicaeious hey ond any oiher inedi inc.
II is dapte,i to Il eat variety of special cases,
and Is the beat pam killer III the world.
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concealed by all To he The best preparation 1or the
cure Vi cuts, burns, wounds, sc.ilds, sprans, aud
eutaneous diseases and eruptions generally. In
places distant irom medical aid 1t viii be found
invaluable, and IN the aursery II should AWAY he
a. hand.
-'Daudrun Annihilator was the cNclama.
ton of an enthusiastic Old bachelor When expert
cncins the magic effect oil one bottle vi "Barrc,t-
Vegetable Hair Restorative" the premium arti-
clc.-BuriiDStou Hawk Eye.