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New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

Among the books of the week. W. ca" '"'E
Irctiy mention, the London edt0noi C9'' N.9S' -
dr by SHIRLEY HuBBtRp. an cXeel'n' "V.,"' .,r.
with sketches aud anecdotes Of various ""' ~ ~,
foi young readers, handsomely H"9""'" -,
ridge q cor Tlo Myrtle BiGrfA' " sc'i'' " - :,
sketehes for children and yoa'h 'b'9'o"' 49,
c,avcr a new and revised edition Of Sad drama oS
|,,,,,,.s ,1,,r,s,or ,fields Osgood II Co.'S hcg'"o'
o,G OlC, roers by slrz, CrucrE C W Carleton; me
Eapig Cr,5 by Rev. Thro J. C'l Lth' memorial 'V %
,e ui,, words Of consolation for bereaved parents "a
1,,r Broihcrsl reprint Of the last London ed'on @.
C.t,,s pt.n ID. Appleton 4 Coz; The complete Fof"c"
w. a, WILLIAM COwTER The Same; 0irfr IT'S' 10y
s,u.stEs DIcSENs The Same; The Bcho~od' ana me
midland Wdoic. by Sir WALTER SCofr phe s"h''
6,og.g historical Auos 10y the Rev. WILLIAM L. GAGE
collection oi maps. plan suggested by Carl l'ef
showing the civil divisions Of the leading countries 81
tie world al each Of the great opOchs Of modern history
nov and valuable aid 10 the historical studcnt n peru
.ue the works Of Prescott aud Irving Motley ana CSTy'
and other writer's who have treated 81 the course 81
events n TuroYc Iiior TO the nineteenth century 'Ihe
E0Ioe).
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Rhn6n;t, is the title of a new mover illus'r", s'
,,y, 81 scottish life, repubnshed from the 80
edition by O. p Putnam Son Ihe plo' ;, mans, %
$50 On false accusation Of murder brought
""to and conscientious woman, whom remark
Combination Of circumstances had thrown under suS
.son IN the management OF the details the "i'ei ca
,,s not little adrotness and the interest OF 'Ne Id"
rntye IL eusJaned from the commeneemeu' 10 ING
The Ne,o EngIGnd Tragedies IN Prose' NY
ROWLAND H. ALLEN Boston: Nichols Noyetl' presents
an historical summary OF the main facts relating 70 "'
Coming Of the Quakers, and the Witchcrait Deuso" "
Eev Trrla1d on which Mr.. gellOws recent dramatic
a,e touuded The admirers OF the most popular
noe, in tins country will not regret to see the hs'o'"i
FRAMEWORK without embclhsbmont or disguise, Wmci
Las served AZ basis FOR his tender and pathetic fanee
AtLouen the little volume now published brings ioT""i'
o novel details II repeats the familiar nai
five IN an agreeable manner, and viii he read VIZ
ic,csi bv an who have followed Mr. Longcllow u"'' ~
sttaI version OF the same incidents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

U. ,,.ue. The co,ssdar-
Ass, u, Api' 20 ne S ,';, W.
a .'. "a ~, Luu,u',os u'u ~ n.aan.,,;,,ao
olh :. sspu'e's ~ 'spo,. s"' nastnonea :; =
',' my .iiai qaes'.o" wac ro''f'1 "a
'i" ,n r.1 ,,o e,uou;,,
Mt sumner I'M, o,'s sl, u.uel
-. 1ai,,,sn,, p.as;,,a,,s IS az
,[a' o, s s... vi; nron,od - ., ,he
't.'''.u ivy, 49, &c -. w. t'e
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Washington Correspondence.

10 the American
WA.u!TGroS. d. c.. April Goth.
As the end of the Impeachment trial
draws near, opinions as to the result are
as changcable rs The wind on these blus-
tering rainy April days. Last week near
" everybody seemed to believe that the
President would certainly be convicted.
that his deposition was Il foregone concin-
sion and that he had given up all hopes OF
an acquittal; and his friends were equally
confident of conviction.
Yesterday and to-day we hear that Pres
ideht and his counsel are fully assured that
verdict of mot guilty. will be found. and
they appear SO confident of this that some
of the mpeachers are really alarmed and
are trying TO learn whence arises this seem
Ing self-satisfaction on the part of the de-
fence. Ills noised abroad to-day, that GER
tain gentlemen friends to the Pres't have
pledged themselves to raise immense sums
of money with Which to purchase the votes
of some Senators who are yet hcsiating
about their answers to the final question.
bat am not ready to believe that their
plans can be effected in this way.
Let us hope that if Mr.. Johnson is to be
acquitted il Will be because the articles Of
Impeachment are not strong enough to
warrant conviction.
Suppos!ng that all of the democratic
Senator's vote not guilty, Gas of course they
will sevea republicans voting the same way
will clear e criminal, and every effort is
being made to secure for him the seven
vote.
On Monday at 2o'clocb the evidence on
both sides being closed, the Coart ami sen
ate aliourled until Wednesday.
This gave he ,ioI,e nearly two days tor
legislative business. and bill appropriate
iny $1,000 for defraying the expenses OF
impeachmen, a bill for protection OF Amer
lean citizens abroad, and an amendment to
the Bankruptcy act were passed.
Ca Wednesday mornins the Senate
Chamber was again the centre OF attract
ion. Manager Boutwell, was to open the
CT lsing argument for The prosecution ana
thi, know ed &c was saiii ;ielg u Insure IN
arly crowd in the galleries which We're
filed long before the Court was called TO
order. After two hours discussion an order
was agreed TO permtlns as many OF
m magers and counsel as desire to do
SO, to tile arguments or to address the SEN
ate orally.
Mr.. boutwell, began his argument at one
O'Clock speaking until four. closing on
Thursday at l 80. His style though not
what would be called eloquent. is very
pleasing, his voice fall and distinet-and
his listeners deeply interested.
Judge Nelson Of the Presidents counsel, fol-
,owed with a long apology for himself and a
narrative picturng Andrew johnson in his
progress from "humble mechanical pursui ts'
up to the office of Chief Executive and in
quited 50 often swho is Andrew Johnson! that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
Supreme Judicial Court.
JUSTICE CUTTING PRESIDING.


The Court opened ut 10 o'clock Tuesday.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Tcnney. The Jurors
were called and answered to their names,
us follows:-
LIST jury. Peter Abbott. Verona; John
II. Curtis. Bluehll; Da-iG Condor
Broolsville; 5. 4. Doyle. Franklin; VIII
liam NJ. Freeman, BIT. Desert; Asa VI.
Glidden, Ellsworth; III. X. Haskell. Deer
Isle; kittredge Hooper, Sedgwick: Mar
shall Harding. Rlueliil; Thomas /. Hill.
Sullivan; Henry a. Jarvis. Surry; Joseph
NJ. king'nan, Waltham.
81. Jury. Anthony Luce. Backsport ;
W. c. Lowell, Penobscoi; Nathan II. Lee
land, Trenton; Sylvester Lord, Ellsworth
Dudly Martin, Hancock; Leonard McFar-
land, Ellen: Augusta Perkins, Castine
Hiram G. Rolf, Goulds boro, Joseph Saun-
ders, Deer Isle Eben Stubbs, Bucksport
Hunson Saunders. Orland; John True,
Ellsworth; John Verrill, fremont; Corne.
liza Wasgatt, Swans Isle. Marshall Hard
ing of The first Jury and Nathan Ii. Lee
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Hook Table

HARPER's BNz 1.-The 9th number Of this
popular journal offashon is accompanied with
rIiagnitiesntt olorctl plate of the Spring FASH
lous for walking. evening and reception Toi-
lettes, prepared expressly for the Bazaar in
Paris. sA
Every Saturday for the week ending Muy
81 is received. We have often spoken of this
publication as containing a choice selection Of
reading taken from foreign current Literature.
This No. contains XVII chapter of Foul Play;
Charles Kean and the Modern Stage; The
Ships Doctor; Americans abroad; Quiet At
tentions; Rumble versus Dickens, Foreign
Notes; Lucretius by Tennyson. Ticknor &
Fields, Boston. The Bookstores will supply
orders.
PETERsoS's MACHINE for May has very
artistic steel Illustration Of devoted pair on the
RIver' The two pa &c colored fashion plate is at.
.trasIye.z The usual amount of domestic work and
fashionsis found in this number. Subscription
price $500 a year, with reduction to clubs. .Ad-
dress Chas. J. Peterson, so6 Chestnut ST. Phils.
delphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
For the American.
Grinding the Faces of the
Poor.

Mr., TpITo4 Permit me a space in
your columns. to state case, and to ask
question or two.
In Que of the towns contiguous to dem
ocratic' Ellsworth, is Pulling Mill. an oil
t,mblc-down affair. valued on the Asses.
sors'books 500, where after our wives have
spun our wool and wove it into cloth, we
can get it fulled and eolored. For the
year past we have had to pay an internal
revenue tax Of two and a half cents on
every ward, beside = dollar on an old bag
gage wagon.
VIII Won tell us where the law is to be
found. Chapter and Section. which author
ises such grinding of the faces ofthe poor
or is the object TO make democratic rioters :.
If we farmers can't keeps few sheep IN
silt, Of all the discouragcments of Con.
pr..s. and make Il few yards of home-spun
cloth without the further imposition oil q
Government tax. we had better sell out at
once and invest in government bonds
ONE WHO WARS HoME-SpUN.
ANswF R.-In the town of Surry there Is
Falling Mill, and it must be the one re-
ferred to. If so, it is owned by MI
Elafidec. The facts in regard to this mil.
Mr.. E!iridge a d the town Of Surry. and
its government tax and the law are these,
as we find them on Inspecting the assess
ors books:-
Mr.. Eldridre returned during the year
1867 domestic cloth manufactured at his
mill valued at SjG5.G0, This was subject
20 A tax OF , H. per ceut.aaonning to SIG,
- This sum comprises all the taxes OH
manufactures that has been assessed IN
SaiYv since the excise law went into oper
III On in 1862. The sum of Si6Gl II .oiiF
year, would hot grind tie face oil the
moor very hard. If Mr.. Eldgii,c has
.hargru his customers more than tins sun
then it is case for them to look ihfo' anu
II of public discussion.
THAT we mieht know whether the town
= ha. in any way brsI hardly dealt with, W
looked up the whole tax paid for 1861
ana find it amounted to the insignia u Il
sam of Il. 50. exclusive of Mr.. ID. p. DOR
= d5a's Income tax, who really is citizen OF
| Ellsworth.
e Baggage wagons icsrs nere' taXed.
Pleasure wagons valHed at $50, and
{ upwards. uPto HE y-ar 1865, were taxed
: one dollar each
Ia lsGG oaIg tour wagons were taxed
since that time no carriage in Sarry la;
: been taxed.
1 The tax Oh cloth was passed in Narei
c lsG.. and was repealed this month, so tia
: to-day there is no law assessing any ta'
: oftAc Kind, tTcrclurc no more 'gtlndin,
! HE faces OF the poor can take place, an'
/ Home spun can keep his shcep,his farm
: and 80 on his WAY rejoicing.
t One question If every town should tin
. flult with 50 small Il tax As 3l6 63, shon!
1 aot be u nation Of grumblers in ice d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

the Chronicle next morning felt compelled to
publish the latest conumdrun'. VINO Az
drew johnson? For Ans. See Judge NELSON'S
speech q
Friday morning he arrived ut some oil the
main D ints at issue and at Ills closed MS pfohX
argument much to the relief of many who had
understood that he Intended to speak until the
end of the Presidents term.
One thing is quite certain, that il he succeed
cd but poorly in his efforts to clear the Pres
i,ent. he was emincntly successful in clearing
tie galleries.
To-day Mr.. Grocsbeck addressed the Senate
on behalf Of theIresident and his argument Is
said to be the most eloquent ard powerful That
has vet been made during the tria-certainly
no speech has been heard by more quiet and
attentive audience.
On Monday Managers Williams and Stevens
speak. Tuesday Mr.. Evarts will occupy all
day making the closing argument for the de,,
fence-and on "wednesday Mr.. Bingham viii
commence his closing argument Tor the prose
cution-probably continuing it through that
day and the most of Thursday. Then will
come the consultation then the vcrdct-and
hen pea &C.
Many expect the final vote TO be taken by
next Saturday, May I'd. but the consultation
NAV Ia I several days and if the motion now
rem lag to admit the official reporters in the
colJu in. room prevail it viii delay the ver-
di perhaps more than a week, "a 1t is likely
that every Senator will want to express his
oniniens II anv are TO be Published, and Will
occ,nv all tho time allowed by the rules for
this purbose
We have had another week OF disagreea-
BILE weather. Weare having no Spring It's
all winter so far.
G.
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lan,, and Augustus Perkins of the ID were

land and Augustus Perkins of the I'd were
excused.
The following persons were elected
Foremen; LIST Jury, Asa NJ. Glldden; "a
do, Cornelas Wasgatt of Swans Isle.
GRAND JURORS.
Alanson Googins, Foreman, Trenton
Chas. A, Austin, Ellsworth; Michael
Carlton, Orland; sylvester Conhoh'
Brooksyille; Daniel 7. Eaton, Deer Isle J
John Friend, BIuehll; Levi Lurvey, ire
mont; Robert Mann. Surry; Jeremiah D
Norton. Castine; Sylvanus q. Pressy'
Deer Isle; Simon II. Richards Eden;
humphrey Saunders. Ellsworth; 9oiih
Silsby. Bucksport; John S. Sargent
Goaldsboro; James Turner. Bncksport;
Joshua Watson, sedgwick; Wooster Yea
zie. Penobscot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

kUHLUx.-Eore is anew etymolaSy and u
new os,taSraphy for hukluX, taken from Il
Democratic paper:
The "Ku-iihx-Klan " is Southwestern in
siirAtion. L meats ghost, and we are told
that il originated in this way: An old widow
LADY in Tennessee WAS greatly annoyed by the
''cOlored men and brothers. " who committed
frequent depredatiaaS upon her hen-roo>t and
pig-pcns. She prepared for them by throwing
white shee, abIuI her person, and when iha
hen, cacklcd mt night, she moVe, cat slow " TO
the shed, and made Il nJurnlu sound, advanc-
ing toward the coop. The colored brothers
saw the appari;ion and with friShuul screams
fed for their lives. Others tried the same
"Ku-KluX, and every time il lad tie desired
effect. and no more eolored brother, came to
the roost> where the ghosts We're known 10 be
about The idea spread, and 30 did the .'ku-
kuX. )" and from that day the poultry il0css
increased. To make ii notorious, some Of the
lni.cheYoas ones sol up coffin htnl-bill,, and
sent about omtnous th3eatcning,, and some OF
the white brothers got scared al tie ghost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
WORKS WoNDEss with the hair. The first
aNp!ientlOn Of .HArretts' will convince YOU.


application OF 'Barrctfs' will convince you.
-Afaine has harbors strictly iirst-class, nu-
merous and large enough to hold ihe makes and
merchant marines 0t the world. iUur-fud mul.
tilied: and Portland alone will undertake 20
supply them all with sugars. oils, and STEAM
REFINED SOAP Price .urreat.
"A STARTLING TRUTH!-Thousands die
annually from neglected coughs and colds,
Which soon rlp2n into consumption. or 9th II
equally fatal diseases Of the LnnSs: When by
the tinly use Of ii single bottle Of FtStar'S Bdl-
san 81 wa Chefy their lives could have
been pre- erred 10 u green Old aga.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH :-Whoeycrbuys Sheap
compoun OF Slleraius throws away his money,
Those who purchase Pyles 5al,ratus &c pare
and Wholesome article at i;1if is yalae and double
their outlay. See that fohi grocer gives you ~ ie S
saeratus, in pound packages, iutl weight.
We should not hesitate tor1somnond to any
f:enl Of oura, Parsons Pu yItiYe Pms: they are
scon ideally pref ed and are adapted TO all the
purposes oi "a god pIfsat!1e medt@lae
Decidedly The best rsmedy that has ever been
discoverei. for Rheuhaasln, STooien stuff ointS
tIe,h Wounds, slgaius Bruises Cuts, and Bufns.
il Johtsn.'s tnpifpa lin nals We use II, Gn1
always rec m cad ito our iileids.
--My wifes choice and the whole ftmily pre-
fer IT, AIRS y A., Aliens imbrov ln,w sstylc1
ilaii Res torsf or Dressing q one DO tle). Every
D;uggisl sells it, Price one Dollar.
.'LooI. on tbs picture. and then on that"
Here you behold the intrm step,
The palid cheek, wasting form,
Unlisted fool, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales OF aches. pains,
SeepIess nights and mental dsspondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, ior5 often
cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves.
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One io1S the Plantation Bittefs-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak and
delicate persons.
MAGNoLIA WATEa.-A delightful toilet ar
.iee-supurior 10 Cologne, and at half The cost
2w12
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
The Abyssinian Elk petition

The Abyssinian Expedition
Those who have watched the develop
ments of British policy towards the pre-
sumptuous King of Abyssinia will be
interested in the following:
Special Dispatch to the Boston Trareller
New York. April 27.--The following
cable specials relative to the Abyssinian
victory are pubiished:
London, April 26.-Our special cores
poudent Herald) marching with the adj
vance of Gen. Napier's urmy towards
Magdala, reports by telegram, -delayed
in transit. dated the 7th inst, that the
news was received ut headquarters from
army spies to the effect that Theodorus
intended moving Immediately on the
British.
Gen Napier instantly crossed the Ind
dish river to the PLAIN Of ianta, which he
commenced to traverse.
MANY animals were lost in crossing a
terrible ravine. 1t is eight miles wide
having a descent of three thousand five
hundred feet. and an ascent extending
four thousand five huudred feet on the
other side. The Queel's army, having
oaon,,,l;.boJ botb p,srehp1 over the
"a :, ,h;-t,, foat wi1c. onward
49,, h,itod and reeonnoitre3
~, ~, =. ,inn,Iol, in nerson. H..
.no 49,; .p "' - ,,itb ,ntlepchrl de-
- -; a,,r,,ornd innrpqnablr
T 49, 49, 49, orii roach BrshilS river
oo wv ~ -," rrho s,b If April Mr.. Rassanl.
IS j., aa.'t;,es f,rv,irIpd a letter To
~, ~. i,.,.d Nagdala. 9Th, in which
~ s.i ..no,rar, tbe KIM Is moving"
"" r,,.,rar3.d a letter TO the
- Ell, Iii aanan1;nr the release of
,h ,,' ;?,n gi,1 ," Tbc Fnglish army is con-
- ~ =, pashte river. The troops
o., ,,;shai viii sealiur IN Iders. torpe
az 'u .'s',s% ''f a.saalt. and
Ia =, LII, ss for nm attaca, Oh
H. f,r,.>,s,,,r ,ra,d,l,
'''S w. ~ - of ,,o 12th Of April
"l w." 49,. ~, ha1 ~ agreed ON
-, E,,;',r+.,,,3 'ri,rndafns. ter
o''"toI >',i,. 1atlrd,trI,
p,,'''' ,,' ,'i ''s IN; lot h,yin.
80 ~ - .'' c', Naniar
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-, ',s;'1'' r. .'r,,, and MAYED
.Nu,'' ~ "a, as far n.
sF;tiass; ~ ,,ar-;or, nf the stron,
, .,i. .''s 9',I' =, a., Eanier b9
,La aba, j., a,,,',nJ II hrisi stt,c
,V Tah ia. Ia :, f ;'',' ,raons Tay .rr,~J
II N.Y." 5's "a ,','.'' 49, ;ho FurIsh nj.
''''" . - &C. f, f. ' r,ratrd mo the
"nr, ',t' ,b - Mill ,yorls an the natcan
80 - 81; NV -, a." ~ ~, =, me bas
w" W. .,'ss I'M viii his
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- a',' g. IN In, nr,,s
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tit ~ ,,v'.i ~ va 1'ir,' NJ" ra.l.sb ba,
i n's. NV. I'M, ,,l 60 ,nn,ij AItorth,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

There il no disease which experience has 30
amply proved To he remedable by the z-s
PERUV WAN i r U P. -
"a protected solution of the Protoxide of Irony
a. DyspepsIa The most inveterae lorn,s of this
di,ea e have been completely cured by This medi.
cine as ample Testimony Of ONE Of oar first citi.
zens proves.
FROM the venerable AEcIIDEAeON SCOTT, d so
u. SKA U & :, - - a
-DJNUaM. canada East.
II am an ihsetefate DyspeFho
of more than IS years standing
Il have becn SO wonderfully ne
fitted in the three shcrt weeks during which lhaeo
used I've PerUs i4n sytup that can scarcely yer.
>ua,i. ny self of tie reality. People who have
Known rie reastoni5 he'd NJ til. caahge,~Si 'aEs
widely known and -an hut re,"muc d to others
that hjeh has done much ier me. -
Anot Their Clergyman writes ns follows:
NV vavap, to tpore Is indefinitely postponed.
In VIC disco, erred the FOUNTAIN oi Health on rms
site f Ike A,itutt. three btttes OF Peruvian
svftp have cscued me tTVIa TIE hepd Dyspepsia.
\ paamph / OF y pages, containing history
of t,is rem; rant e remedy, 18th II treatise on
IRON a a n ,iIene. will be sent free to- any adj
dTc=s, :.
j DiSsNOEF, proprietor,
e Deg street, New orr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
North as.a Sou il G:srOiis.a Elcc-
siGsiS.
WASHINGTON. April e.

WAsuINGroN. April =.
Gen Grant has received the following
despatch from g II. Canhr. commanding
econd District, dated at Charleston, 2jsh
inst.
r. ports have hoen received from all
bu, lnnr retunte precincts Of South Cuo-
liua.--sI j,rity for the constitution Is
43,605 III the precincts yet to - heard
rfon the vote viii dcneariy equally divided
From North Carolina returns cone in
slowly 81 far ~ heard from the major
.ty far the constitution is 7, 3i9 in ten
crunlies Gu nplete-a slight increase over
tn. vote for the constitution last fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

IN Tirt E0tiles, Mt one Doilaf
For the cufe Of Lamsness, Scratches, Wind Calls
Sprains. Bruises, Splin,s, Calls. Cuts, collie, Slip
ping slide, Oeerheating Sore Trroat,s Nails IN tho
Foot, sc.
All who own orempioy horses, are assured that,
this IMMINENT will 90 all md more than is stnted
in curing the above named complaints. During
twenty wears 1t has never faued to give satisfaction
in n single instance. Sold by the Druggists. nos
pot, 80 Cortlandt street, New York. 1mspis~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
WHY SUFFER- FROM SORES

When by the use of the Arnica Ointment You
can easily be cured. 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts. Chnpped Hands, B3ils,
Sprnins, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin. Try It, for 1t
costs but IS cents. BE sure to ask for
IIALE'ss ARNICA CINENl ENT
For sale by all Druggists. AsA
{. e. Peck, Agent tor Ellsworth and Vicinity
mos2J =ssF
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ppra Old Holland.

There arc macy old people and others who use
n little good old Holt li Tin Oao1siopallv. 10 all
siich we would recommend the celebrated l)uns-
ici's London Docs Gia sold o. srecers and drug
Eists.
G. A.RICIARDe & O., 81 W shin$ton stree
30. ton trgcst Retail Wine and spirit House in
America.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, April %.
Sufficient returns have been received 10
warrant the conclusion that the c3nsiitu-
! ion has been ratified BIZ small majority.
This is generally conceded by the conser-
vaiives. Hon. y. B,wdea i probably ie
only conservative elected Congress. Ii S
majority of twenty-five hundred.
RALEIGH. April -.
Returns from tie State { mt in slowly.
These received by mail to day rendered
the ratitication OF the Constitution quite
certain. The radicals claim its ratiiic;'-
by several thousand majority.
The additional reported majoritics for
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