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Directory
Religious Services, Ellsworth.

Rev. Dr. Tenney's Church, Congregationalist: -
Forenoon and afternoon service forenoon COM
mencing at 12 past 10 o'clock afternoon at IL past
O'Clock. Lecture in the evening nj the chapel.
Baptist, Rev.F. I. HaZewood Bible Glass, UNI
der the direction of Mr.. Lakewood, In the fore
noon at IL past 10. sabbath School nc O'Clock I;
afternoon service az Ia paste O'Clock; evening
service at H. past o'clock.
Unitarian Rev. W H. Sayary sabbath school
at IL past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; Sermon at IA past
O'Clock, p. u. Evening at II past O'clock
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8 Turning oyer = New Leaf.

" Turning over q New Leaf.
SOME one OF the picforials a dozen years
aince illustrated what is meant, by
The phrase turning oycra new leaf, by
picuring a brawny bjped going through.
the operation of making chan e in H,s
linen. Ellsworth thi.Gs il abaa, time F..
mike change IA its oater habiime#-. g,
in plain english. to make c}ausp Ia IT,
torn ofmauicipal government. T1etouu
has fought il out on tAls line quite long
enough Tor lis own credit, aUd for The
peace and good order ot the citizens. 1hc
recent March meetings were ujls ha1er
tIaa mohs, or az any rate only large 9th-
cgiHgs Of people who had ul opportunity
to acs lnders.audinglv, o. .iHjjeioasiy vote
muuay tor The various purposes OF q Town,
Most OF tire business also mas bcen done in
a harry. every oHe Forgetting tae old max
iM Has haste makes waste. 10 anr
miad the Following rc me 81 tho many
good reasons why Ellsworth should DC
organized Into a citv:
lSt. Under City Government Jitg III.
most deliberations could be had al all ap-
preparations Of money. Tins is just what
the tax-payers wish, Those Who pas the
taxes desire 70 hsYe the money 81 raised,
carefully. judiciously, and wisely appro-
Priated. BY this form OF government all
j>taay reasonably re expected Fhc
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Post Omce Regulatiollr.

Eastern and Western Mail closes at O'Clock, =
NJ. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before de
parture.
Western Mail-Arriyes Daily, Except Monday al
5 O'Clock, A. NJ. Departs Daily, except sunday
at IL l-2 O'Clock. Z. VI.
Eastern Mail-Ariives Daily, texeept saturday, 81
IL O'Clock, p. NJ. Departs Daily, except Monday
at H. O'Clock, p VI.
Bucksport and Belfast--Arrives Monday, Wetlnes-
lay and Friday, at O'Clock, p. N. Departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, At O'Clock, 4. NJ
Sullivan and Narraguagus-ArrfvesM MONDAY. We'd
nesday and Friday, at O'Clock, 7. N. Departs
Tuesduy, Thursday and saturday, att o'cI'k, 4 VI.
Mount Desert-Lcaves Ellsworth, Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday. at 10 o'clock A. VI. Leaves
Bass Harbor for Ellsworth, Monday, Wedres-
day and Friday N o'clock, 4. NJ
Castne--Arriyes Monday and Thursday, &; . IL
O'clock, Z. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday al
O'Clock, \. NJ.
Trenton Pont-Arrives Saturday, at II o clock, 4
NJ. Departs saturday, at l O'Clock I. T.
Great Pond--Arrives saturday at O'Clock, =. ~
Departs Friday at O'Clock, \. NJ.
OFFICE HOURS :--from 10 Il \. Nj, and from -
L. 2. Nj, except Sunday.) sunday from II
to 10 IL 4. ".
J, T. WHITGBMB. Postmaster.
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J. Z WHITeoMB, Postmaster.


SUPREME JuDICIAL--At Ellsworth, commencing
on the 4th Tuesdays Of April and Oct.
COUNTY COMMISSION ERS-At Ellsworth, eoni.
mencing the 4th Tuesday, of Jan, April and
Oct.
PROBATE GoURTs-EllswortL, list We'd. In Jan.
Feb, Aug, sept. and Dec. 81 Wed. in June: 18th
Wed. in April; 4th Tues Oct. Bueksp0rt-l>t
Wed. in May; 81 Wed in Sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-lst Wed. in July and Nov
COURTS OF BANKRUPTCY, --Eflswo ORTIZ, I'll Thurs
day after LIT Monday Of each month. Maehias
Sd Monday Of each month. Belfast 1t Wedaes
day OF each month. Bockltnd, Is, Monday Of
each month.
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URMBoLD's NEW sroRE.-We published an
item last week giving some account Of the
magnificent store of Mr.. II. r. Hemhold's 5qi
Broadway, New York City The story of IL
insanity was a falsehood. and nj tins time he Is
as ever, master and chief-director Of his ex-
tensiye business. No man is more sane or
more enterprising, and industrious.
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tttN u UNI IN ~'iA- ttA Nlt tAiA
] ola boy in lie with open liquor shops all
sr9uu1 him, to Bl3aIcas walking the rope
across Niagara Fails he might get across
safe, Dat Jlte chances were against him.
/ Da, u, i. Falsifer made s3me general
remarks, and classea tobacco with rum
aud denounced the use of DO h roundly.
Rev. lIr. Lakewood having been called
upon ii reply to remarks rejecting upon
the course pursued by churches and by
ministers with reference 20 ,Ae subject a
temperance, spoke, substantially, as foI-
! lows
There are very tew WHO Aavo al ade.
quate con option o. the difficulties before
them when they purpose to speaI. GA lac
subject of temperance. The -Aeme Ha.
many phases, an- some of tlem It is diff.
cult to bring under any specific law. But
having given some thought to tue yobiert,
l have been convinced lhat there are Two
ways in which we may properly approach
it; first by the Gospel Holding the strict
est views OF prohibition myself, | justify
the demand aade Of the legislative power
that it enact laws for the suppression OF
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors. by the
guarantee mnde by every Republican Gov
eminent, that il viii protees the individual
in his social relations. Fhe same reason.
then, that laws are vaacted for the protee-
ton OF minors, ana OF The idiotic and !hc
inebriate 50 Legislation should protect the
druukard aud those dependent upon him,
As every contract made witt thc minor. u
with tue iusaHe. by which properly would
be alieaated from It rlehtinl possession il
declared null and void, aui stItuli5H
enforced. SO every dollar which passes il
10 the Ill Of Tie rHmseiicr, should be de-
eiared All unlawful possession and feiuru-
ed. For the facts Ia the east justify is ia
believing that the neA who have become
addicted to strong drink. are not capable
of scll-goyernnent. bat TO a certain eN,cut
have become The ward. OF The eotam0H-
wealth \ thirst Tor strong dria, &,
species of monomauia, and the goycrll-
ment should see thai 10 aIau by taking
advantage of ii, dctraud the drlHkarJ,>
Of possessions riybrnally their own. I
Ey = caq-s.,. OF fea.oaizr. fbe3 Ijks=iBi.I l F
am in ay,r of the most striD,-a1. law
necessary Tor the closing OF eeerv ttppliu4
,bop. NOT only In TIL. Mace. hut al.oI
.bro,,obout the land sut I aave saiJ t1af
We reach tIis s3bieef by the Gosnal If
Thirst aIsa. A34er All fbataa, h. sgi5 IN
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"A household Word. The best, the onfy rel.
able the cheapest Try it. Ars. S. 4 Ailaa's
Improved Cafo style Hair Restorer or pras sing,
ia oae Jottie) My wife an 1 children prefer it.
Every Druggist sells II. Price One Dollar
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#r5ty. vas thrown iutn state o.. The great
~. ezc.te.naa5 oa Thursday .ast, bc TIA,
3iseaKafv Of a horrible murder WHICH Aaa
[ ',,,,,fs.l IL, th. ,il'.r..
Nesv5ii ead.avar to siga our FEN loiz 81.
intelligent an account Of the aHIig aa eau
h., paffrrc1 from the evidence thus !ui
lbroi7,bt +, .fght. Ur Warren George ~
tastiusaile citizen nf Eass OTingtou. he
, ty.c,l .7y,, and seventy years et age has
lived during the ,-tet iaaf ia ii small enr
..t.rr aenss. e,gtgsniu, a4s rsu.H below
tand sleanjns, re944haya. having for his
; If.irot-baailsF Il voaE- man manned How
Har5 i Cleveland, about "a vcusa A..
Mr., Georre isA ,yianwcr whose sons ard
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S. NJ. PETTINGILL Co., State street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York, are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements a
on lowest rates.
S. II. NILES, successor to V. j. Palmer,) Adver,
Using Agent, No. Scollay's building, Court
street, Boston, is authorized to receive Adver
tisements for this paper, at our lowest rates.
GEO. r, RowEIL & Co, 40 Park Row New York,
are also authorized to receive Advertisement
for this paper at the same rates as required by
ATwEEI. & Co, Advertising Agents, ia Middle
Street, Portland, our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions at cur
lowest rates.
To CoRREsPoNDENrs.--A communications ana
all letters OF business with this office, to receive
early attention, must be directed t. the fits'ror6
american.
The American is the Only paper published in the
Comfy, and has large circulation amoung the
most thriving citizens of the County VIII our
friends in the several towns send Us local items for
publication Nothing helps Us much. All the
marriages, deaths accidents, launches of vessels,
building OF school-hOuses aud meetnshoases, or
eny other local items of interest
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MArshal Bolson Of this city. returned
from boston on Saturday evening with
Howard \. Cleveland in arrest as the allcg-
ed murderer Of Hr. Ge9rse. He had l.,rn-
ed from the mother or letter IN her pos
session, that Howard vas with his si5ters
N Boston, They we.e known 10 he in
mates Of house Of Ill fame. at No So.
Leyerett S.: There in bed with enc Of
his sisters, Marshal Bolton With the ana Of
al policeman on that beat arrested Howard
Oh Friday night. The prisoner made no
inquiries then as 10 why he was arrested,
but afterwards told the officer that he sup
posed that he would be strung up, but it
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Eastern and Western Mail closes at O'Clock p.
NJ. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before de-
ma
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22

tion of which has not been received. This
makes, al told, twenty-nine States, while
twenty-seven is the requisite three fourth, max
ing sufficient to leave out even Ohio and New
Jersey, whose Legislatures have attempted to
undo their work, and still have enough left.
This IS an important measure, and if it had
been accepted by the South, at the outset, as
the basis of restoration, reconstruction would
have been an accomplished fact two years ago;
no military governments would have been i'm
posed upon the South, and all sectional
jealOusies would have been obIiterated. 1t was
the platform on which the elections were car
rled for the Republicans in 1866. 1t was op.
posed by President Johnson however, and
every Southern State rejected it but Tennessee,
which was admitted into the Union on its
adoption. The main features of the Amend
ment are these:
1t simply .proclaims that all citizens born or
hat4raIlzed IN the Uniled States a.e citizens
oI the United States and of the State in which
tney reside; 1t prohibits laws abridging the
privileges or lmmunities of citizens, or denying
70 any cltlzen the equal protection of the laws;
~ ~ uoes not impose negro suffrage, but in case
!he FRANCHISE should not be given to negroes,
II reduces representation accordingly; it tenn
p3rarliy dlsables from holding Office all those
W' Who' after taking an oath, as a member of
Congress, or as an officer of the United States,
or as member Of any State Legislature, Or
as as an executive or judicial officer of any
State had atterward engaged in rebellion,
leaving this disability to be removed by Con,
gresS SO soon as Gxpediency required; it de-
cares the validity of our public debt, and it re-
pudlates all obligations incurred by rebellion.
and all claims for compensation on account Of
emancipation.
But, in spite of opposition, the amendment
has triumphed. The Fortieth Congress made
Its adoption the principal condition of restora-
ton. If Congress appealed to the negro vote
to accomplish this, it was driven to that ex-
tremity by the Democrats who opposed it, in
the first instance, and who now threaten its
abrogation.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22
MARYLAND ITEMS.

y Dcdth OF n IrOn1lltcnt Citizen DR.. John
Gjlipln, very wealthy citizen, died at his resi-
oehce near Elkton, on Thursday Of last week
,,, On Monday week coored man named VIM.
Wise made an attack on Miss Harriet Silver.
morn, residing near Holmes mills, Accomac
co. va, and attempted to outrage her person.
lie was only prevented from accompli>hino hi.
purpose by the timely arrival of the vouno
Iady brother. The negro fled, but has since
been arrested. Miss Siiverthorn was severely
injured, and ON Saturday lying in prccarious
CONDITION. Wise afterwards made his escanr
from Drummondtown Jail. Previous to his es.
escape the excited popuace were clamorous
Tor his summary execution.
Holmes mill must be a great placn Wo
give the following additional items On Nom
uay week, (Same day as above, in the woods
near Holmes Mill, two colored women were
iounu uead, bearing unmiStakable evidences of
berrying. "No' Ui0
:, A man named Barny Ozelia, resiling at
~ tonnes ,, mills, and in the employ of Mr.. Levi
LUZ! committed suicide on Monday week bv
GGuCIlhg MS throat. lie tried first to drown
nlllSell' next tried rolling from the root of a
gTahary' but subsequently succeeded as above
he II was an lrishman and lately from TIavre 10
Grace, Md. i-"''0 0o
'''''' w 1CU ~tJcC C0J0rcJ WOnInn "A COL
ored woman named Violet Stocks and
aged lOI years, died near IIllsboro.' Coroi;na
county, Nd, last week When voun@ sbo
belonged to the late Judge IIopper's father '"e
She nurSed Judge Hopper when he was .
baby.-Easton Gazette. ""'
during the thunder storm on Monday ofIost
week. MIR. William Keene, resding nm Taula y, la9C
Is, Island, lost four valuable horse bv Ggbtn;mo U
lhey were killed outright '''''s'
The Dorchester Il Delaware railro,d 10 no,u
completed about half mile bevond Frdorais Ii"
ourg' and the cars are expected soon.
n The stonework of the Methodist Church a.
fort Deposit (the largest on the Eastern Sb,"o
", ~ Marylandl will be completed next month -
| tno hplscopalIans contemplate building
handsome church in the same town, shortly
AT a meeting of the stockholders Of tbo Dol.
1ware and Maryland Railroad Comnanv ON
tuesday, 7th inst, ThoS. s. Sudler was eIo.t ~"
ID director, in place Of N. Dixon, who has rC.
moved to Philadelphia. '' ~ mas 'c'
John Muny, living near BAY View COOL
o'' s0ld calf week before last, weighing 3oo
pounds. 1t was but nine weeks old. '''
Wheat All of our Maryland excbauyos
peak OF the wheat crop as falling short Tbo
verage turn out is about two.thirds of what
night have been expected from the 0uant;tv
Il straw. The quality Of the wheat. hnweyrr!
5 said to be good. ~ "''''' "o"oSer'
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22

WYOMING SEMGNARY.-The first term of
this Seminary, Just closed, has been an emf.
nent success, There were about fifty students
under the able tuition of Prof Eaton and Miss
stevenson, A Literary Society has been con-
nected with the school, conducted wholly by
the students. The term closed with perform.
ance by this Society, which was pronounced
rery good by those present The two last days
OF the school term were devoted to a, public
examination of the several classes which cyan.
nation, together with the closing performance
showed rapid progress of the pupils, and
speaks well for them and their teachers. The
next term will commence about the middle of
September: The trustees of the Institution in
tend applying to the coming session of the
Legislature! for College and University powers
and lmmuntles, so as to confer the usual de-
gree.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED By
G. III. NEEDLES.

at his Office, corner Of TWELFTH and RACE SIS
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment Of Me-
chancal Remedies aud Supports for l6 years h''
gwen MIN extensive opportunities TOR praclice IN h
important hut neglected branch. To all afflicted win
HERNIA or RUPTURE, he can guarantee the s"',
each case and It's conditions often perlocing radical
cure
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces, Supporters Elas'
.c oel'S' hahdages, Syringes, Pessares, &c.' w., s
mud Department adjoining his office, conducted %
Competent and nleIlg gent FEMALES
f., " Banning 3, Braces, FIlChs Supporters. Fre"s
indes'rnclabe Frusses, Elastic Stockings, ShoulO''
b'1ceS SPINAL Instruments, Crulchcs, &c, &C.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22

! The barn of VIM. ID. Clark near Delaware
City, was struck by lightning on Sunday night
and entirely consumed, together with its CON
tents, consisting Of 1900 bushels of wheat,
about $50 bushels of corn, several head of
young cattle and some farming Implements
Gazette.
THE BEACHES. "A large party is expected
at the llygenia House tomorrow, from several
localities A number Of boarders have also
applied for rooms.
An excursion party Of about 500 are at the
Logan House to-day, from Philadelphia.
Remember Wyatt 4 Garrett shirt mannlac-
ture, when you want white shirts No Cpl
Market Street, Wilmington Del. iapl5IyI
ROBBED ON TIE ROUTE. The trunk of Mrs.
>. Conner, wife of DR. Conner, FELTON,, Del
was unlocked and robbed Of jcwclry and cloth
ing to the amount of $50, on May DIST, last
Ihe trunk was checked at FELTON, on the Della
ware Railroad to Philadelphia.
EARLY CLOSING. An unsuccessful effort
was recently made to have the stores in Smyr-
na closed at dark The system has long been
practlced here and nothing could induce gen
eral return to late hours. So says Whining
ton paper.
Don't forget to write for Wyatt & Garrett 5
circular OF Measurement, No. Cpl Market St,
W lIullnStCn, Del. laplJ-lY
REV. Mr.. MALLORY, of Philadelphia, has
accepted call from the Presbyterian Church
at Milford, and entered on his charge. Rev.
;Nr. Severance, the former pastor resigned
by request.
CHICKEN CHOLERA-The ravages of this
fearful disease has been kecnly felt in and
around Milton, Sussex CO., says a correspond
ent OF CommcrciA Chickens have been swept
Oft by hundreds. 1t is still raging in the
country.
CAMDEN CAMP.-The town is getting stirred
up over the Camden Camp meeting, and peo-
pie are making their usual preparations for an
exodus. Mr.. f. Start takes the boarding tent
for Smyrna.
New Posi- OFFICE.-A new post Office has
been established at Chambersvilie, New Castle
county, Del, T. Bratton, Jr., Post Master:
between Blackbi and Deakynesville.
GRADUATE-Among the graduates Of Bor-
dentOwn Female College was Miss Mary G
Cannon, of Dover. what do We Live For?''
was the subject of her essay.
STEAM MUI4-Messrs. Tasker & Brown nro-
pose to erect "a large flour mill at New Castle
the present season. 1t will contain six run of
stone.
A new post Office, called "HollandsviIle' has
been established in this county, and Richard
>. Dill appointed Postmaster. Holandsvirc
is miles west Of FELTON,
GRANARY AT MOORToN.-The r. r. Com
nany IS buildinga large granary and a new
ticket office at Moorton.
SALE.-Rev. William Uric has purchased
the residence of Rev. Alex G. Cummins, ON
Methodist St, in this town, for s.. 700.
TOMATOES. Mr.. T. c. Planetary. of Raw
mond's Neck, brought the first tomatoes Of
the season to market yesterday.
Cold Silver and Compound Interest notes bought
Orai's on England Ireland aud Germany lssned =
.,oliectons , made on all accessible POINTS by John
mcCleal Son, Bankers, COZ Market ST. WILMINGTON
:, DEEDS Bonds, double and single judgment
Notes, NC, for sale at this office.
Delaware State Bonds Delaware Railroad Bonds
anu Delaware Railroad Stock for sale sums 10 suit
Wilmington. '"'Ne' 81
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22
GROUNDLESS OBJECT1oYs.

t are sometime raised certain medicines on
e %Iouti that they cure I1,,,,nt.
h"ctlon will show the shaluwicSS Of sI,b ~, ,r,,
nerr l. scarcely medicinal drug any Kind tIt * nt
'"ie tIil one disease The
80 lures 80 many diseases is because it the hest remedy
is'pNircu l"r a ucrtng"d stomach and
Gh !. !hc rntirr system hens the nervous,
ceVttS ih" STANDARD of all the
most healthiu tone of the entire human r,,,,. n
tt VIII 20 ms Will cure disease tin, t
Il" llc rest II against
,i Il me Importance" of protective medication wrr.
, n" anliIy m the land would irin vi nom i
lilS'oi Remedy tor singh. ,iay Sold hv oI l,,iIt
pa. '' y va / i"piiet"rS Lthcl,t"r
Smyrna times., 1868-07-22
POLITICAL ETE2ysS.

took the Dtmocratic Nationd Convention three days
n''''" candidate but only tlr"" minutes -
ton requesting President johnson To pardon jeff Davis,
Sennncs Tn" pirate supports Seymour auI Blair Of course
aud has made speech urging their rriio Il l. sun,
that if they should happen to be elected, NuuLI lqk a o
NlnStert" England to settle the Alabama rlaus.
A New York paper says that Blair lis wh,>, rr.riua
purposes The Hartford Post w. incline. 10 i'm,
Il was ior medicinal purposes TO Wit lor ICe wa,
dreadully corneI all the tnn- he here"
The Detroit Post says: "TIr D.no.rl,i. arty pro, ..
run tn" Presidential r,r" with thr,.,.l or-.. >,a.t
is tn" "bloatrl hondnoi"rs c:uitjac. E,r;- tI @ ,,
of the revolutfonisCS. Their platform j, the t.. in
repudiationists.'
Many of the unterrfri har their lo Of >..ns> c,rryr.
New York upon the fact that hi, "tul r,a y., o:tenci
than the friends ofany other
At the Democratic rtioaon Rcloo, L. ync. declared
that "Wlat the Conf~orry ro,,' for ,oI M won ly tn,
election Of seymour anl E!ar" o. course.
The Democratic sitr- very nrrl Worried tia, III,
loyal carpet laers at lie South. Thy prefer Rebel hrar
sackers
The President compares the New York nominations to the
small poX-ahr to kill hard to and harrr toculr
Gen Dix to SEYMOUR during the New York riotI have
troops enough to take Of tn, ana you too"
The cleveland IIeraIsays: job had the bo. hut he was
SHARED tn" Bairs II he had them his wife ecno urged
him to curse himself to death lie would done without
her advice"
Seymour said, Il should be ,shonorcl if | accepted vour
nomination. And this before he knew Frank Blair to 90
on the ticket with him
The Hartford Times saws: The Democratic sIl:rs am,
sailors are voting on the platform they occup" during
the war. What's tliat: That the is Il failure
TIL" Republican rhoie" for the Presidency and vice Pr,Si-
cytirt and CoflX. Tho Republican choice. for the Demo
cratic National nominations Seymour ami Blair
Til" Wheeling lnclIi2cnc"r Nh Clas. q~ s.ut a loc
" his hair to the democrat from California who gave m half
a vote"
tiortto seymour has a Ways bini ticket H.. l,,
one c"a'a'ion however this time. He Blair Will receive
ly.
1t significant that Seymour AMI Br have the si?ao Of
but single memher Of the Cabinet otlecs ar. either for
Grant or take part.
AConnectieut Democratic paper that Gen, F. p Blair
Is %r"iate OF Yale College ani Tho New Haven Jour; ex
plains Gen. Blair graduated at Yale l, r.,at,r !,
took him less than year to "go through" college"