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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
Prospectus of the Ellsworth
Ame rican for 1850.

With the new wear Of 1869 we expect 10
commence a new volume OF tho American.
enlarged and improved. and printed on
new press, capable Of running OF Az
edition mach larger than we now au;ici-
pate Of having. AS Indicated last wceh,
we find such a step necessity that we
must meet. foi we must not only keep step
10 the music of the Union, bat we mus.
keep up with the demand OF the times
We therefore give the following reasons
for the eiJri to q lit the Old groove OF Il
hand press, a limited circulation, and lilni-
led space:
l>t. The necessities OF the business re-
quires {. larger sheet. We do not have the
space TO insert near all Of the advertise
ments offered, and what is OF more Import
general news and miscellaneous rcadin.
rs we d sire. The enlargement will ena-
| Bile us to remedy these deiecIs.
! I'd. a newspaper printed on a c. Under
press presents much better appearance
than one printed on hand press; and
then, all hands have got tired of working
a hand press. and voted il behind the times
for newspaper. Such being The fact We
have made no effort tor years TO increase
the circulation of the american. This
sho Id not be. for &c, 900 people, are EMIT.
led to good sized and we'll printed local
newspaper, and they can sustain such. Ol
this there can be no doubt.
Sd. As we have published newspaper
III the county, more than double the length
of tune that any other person who ha,
made the attempt did, we desire also tc
publish the best one of all of them ;-ont
that shall be nearer what is demanded of
good local mewspaper:-We want there
fore
l lst, To give our readers more readin.
matter
~. To give a greater variety
3D.. 10 make u special effort to awaken
a more vigorous attempt to cultivate til,
farm, to increase our local industries. Il
, encourage u love for our native State, Il
point out TIE way 10 make home happier
| the people more contented and thrifty, ant
to beget a spiris Of industry and economy
And what is of Importance TO US, lie tha
We aim TO b1ild up IA business that will pay
all engaged in it.
' Why should we not succeed? Jaci
:. Downing ,aid more than thirty years ago
that "the people of Maine Went TO New
: York to mill, too mucii." but the late Sch,
Smith. Jack Downing. lived long enough
, no doubt, to see the people in Maine rush
ing too heedlessiy to New York and Bos
ton for their newspapers. a Maize news
paper, as Il general Thing, is more valua
bic TO Il citizen Of the state than n New
York or Bo ton paper. 10 the majority
of men the reading is more snitab.e ant
more instructive. The first or iouttt
page of the least valuable OF our country
= Journals Jntains very much better men
tai aiinent for the masses, than the iihel.
printed columns Of the large city dailes
full Of Police Reports Of petty the ifs
drunken rows. sc. Ii therefore, oa
friends will second our efforts. we shtl
uo' oaly succeed, but we shall make thu
cutcrDrise IL success. We ask, therefore
the citizens of Hancock county 10 p'tt on
, side 32.0J, ',jast this and EVtAlng more,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16

9Th: Winans, rep, 9TH; Beaty rep, sth
wilson, rep. llth: Walker, rep, llth
Moore, rep. in thci5ih district; bingham.
rep, IN the 10Th distriets Amhler.in the
18th district Upson III the 18th district /;
Garfield in the 10Th district all rcpnbi-
cans ;and in the LIST dis rict. Strader: 5th.
Mangrn oh. Dickinson ; in the l2th dis
trict.S IN Trump ;l3th, Morgan dem
ocrats. The l0th district is doubtful, but
probably democratic.
New YORK. Oct. q.
The registry in this city TO day Is up
wards of SO GOO. slight increase over the
registration of last year.
The returns foom Pennsylvania, Ohio
aud Indiana. created mitch excitement thi.
evening, The newspaper bulletins were
surrounded with eager crowds. Meetings
at Tammany Hall aud Cooper Institute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16

-Hesvv oats are good for horses; mona
VIII Jew nut ont oats ean't make II horse.
coat look smeefh and glossy when he il on, =,
condition. 'ssShrrhll ans Cavalry Condition Pow.
ders,' will d. this when all else fails.
Fine fcathcrs don't make fine BirJSv
inc in.rt n ''Barrct' II air RcSioratiyer il
"stoe the bottle ---nJt Tie outside.
crsynps and pains in tho stomach are m. 70 .
sur o' i'nperiect Indigestion. and may be i'm.
m'dia-eiy relieved by dose of '..Johnsons An.
odNnf ilniment. Atea-spoonfu in liitle
swectened water /. ijsr, '''
pr IL Anders, n German chemist and
lnemoor ot the Medical Faculty OF New Yo-a
civ, afser fifteen year,' research and s~nor;
ment, has discovered a method of dis.oly,n,.
Iodine IN pure water This preparation fl)r
III. Anders' Iodine Water) has cured many
case. OF scroiula. ulcers. cancers, &c. that haJ
resisted the action all other remedies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16

for curse or an agent viii be tapping at
your door, AMI store bleak Deem
Der, asking You sotake and pay for the
EBt.sw ofsrI AMERIc * for 1859 No
pains will be SPARED to make the paper
a welcome weekly visitor, bearing tn, cur
rent news ofthe day, filed with choice
stories, general reading. &c. &c.
Sy@ Those inheb ted we must ask to pay
mp at once. This We shall insist on. This
is for I'LL ialebtel, no xeepsions, that we
think of now.
Ellswor Il, Oct. I2sh. 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
Advertising Rates.

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american.
The American is the only paper published in the
County, and has large circulation amOung the
most thriving citizens Of the Couaty. VIII cur
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 and meefnghouses, or
any other local items OF interest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
We motto. TINT Genecnl CALDWELL i, d

We notice that General Caldwell i, doing
good service in New York. At 4 msetia1 Of
the fifteenth Ward, Grant and Cofax Club
brocklyn. the other night the General address
ed it. the Brooklyn G,stoa says
The Hon. Daniel Mtngar pre>d,d at the
meeting and opentd the precee ling, with brief
remarks. Aid Taylor read "a set Of re,olu
tlpns einbodliog the sentiment, Of the meeting
and an avowaI Of fidelity TO the Republican
candid1tes General j. =. Caldwell. OF NJ ana.
was IN reduced aad WAS Mt only eloq i.nt b.It,
powerful, 1enor~l /. Is. Gale, fltipNesi IT, ar-
ctpstbie ftu5rN,. Nh5t. .lr N If r,. D. t.,4,
Aa,t't, If sit F.ai lg For. r-,e2,ll-l Ill a.i.
d-,iatt ieF tis.n- ia tY- Liea,.. U.4t!.sl,
met Adj nirrited appi4.ise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
DE-. Morse.
on NASAL CArAgRu-ITS CAUSE, sYMr-
TONS AND. CURE.
EIrEf, "a q

LETTER no 3.
10 the Eitor qfiAe iasrican
SIR There is foIli Of Chr mic Throat
DiseaseNtorfsi sting in iafamatiou. which
begins behind little above the veil of the
palate, and extends upwards from thence
into the nose 1t Is an exceedingly trouble.
some complaiat. and aiil.ets great numbers
Il passes under the ntme Of CItlrrh IN the
head 1t oftcu creates Il perpetual d.
sire TO stcaifo,c, and gives feeling, rs the pa
tient expresses it las if something were
sticking in the upper part o the throat.
When the iniamitiou hls existed a lpac
tia,e, anl liberation has taken place. puri-
form matter is secreted. and drops dowa
into the throat, much to the discomfort OF
the patient. Indeed, this is one of the
most distressing features Of the complaint,
the matter oftea deccnls into the stomach
in large quantities, causing ninscl. anl
General deran cement pl tue a-ti,l. VI ily
times the sufferer car only bre lth with the
moath opea. Upon rising il the IN 'rnils
a great e3ort is YeHefali req ijrsel % clear
ii" head aal The * rene upper part ot TIE
throat fiere il oecI>iolalj t:-i.is 81
g eat pressure ani ishfHes- across ths IT,
per para OF the nose. al tIa Dt>e of the
brain oftca suffers in such i way n to IN
lnre yir;iso hcll4sile al eJllu'iol. the
smell is frequently dis, Dyed an ! - netinr,
TASTE Inc iHdlnltiol s1n',.n.s g'c>
into the elstlchitn tubes. the m1agh, pt
which are behiJd and lItslr above the
veil # the palate ami cxtead, up to the IL
causing plil or dslEls>s AL - a, in-s
both. Ia addition TO thi. ctt4lb -tr OF evil,
there is often Al Id iultnti,l ella.
CATION ofthc uyul4r OF soft palate.
Cltarrh is d,.tse mpre clrAbla than
CONSUMPTION; aud by curing the former
we prevent the LATER. To ny patients |
have ever spoken earnestly upon the nee
essify of never ne.lectihs not even for
day, a cold in the head" as it Is called,
One attack LAYS the foull ,tipl for another
aud every al iitional one is another dtat h
seed for that disease which destroys one
ont Of every foar persons who die in our
The better way to cure consump-
ton is TO prevent it. AMI to accomplish
IA obi,su the l,tIie and seemingly triiling
causes must first be emoved. say again
snl finally thai catarrh Ia daagerou,
disease If suffered to 90 unchecked and un
cured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16

---'fhe Roekland Free Press says Mr.. John
Gregory, vino lived Ia Camden, did last week
at the unusual age OF 30 years. He retained
his mental faculties we'll. His funeral was at
tended bv large delegation trt'A ths i>onic
bodies, and also by citizens la great numbers =.
There were seven eoaehes uai more IA "a TO
other carriages ia HE pti,..s.-1I. Tn rr-
ington's corner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16

IMPROVEMENT Of the ST CRJIX.-A Pro-
Sincd EnSneer Ia, been maAiIs in tx tn.n-
atiJn OF 81, CroIX i.tTer vita a stsN to ut an
preparation by tie "DinIaipd' SsVrfn nm
-! 9 ot< Vdt he channel. aud -, hrrNi ,r
.-t.,4 f#' - S,aJl, 40 III d .I. iJptl-
ff..'i = -.-.e~d. lA.al.g :! lie /. ). Govern
Iuvnt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
cATARRH A ouRADLE DISEASE.

Until within 4 few years no physician
has ccer thought Of cdrin. catArrh, bcius
satisfied with simply doug something that
would afford te,np1rary relief, or in other
word, make the patiaf't snreze. This gran /
object was generally attfiaei by giving
some Kind Of Catarrh Saul mad- of com
on snur blood root. baybSrry bark. and
various other irritating powh2rs. The
country has bcea Hooded with pafent Ca
tari,ll SNUFF. D.yups. and other articles -
all alike ia their effects. They make tie
p ,tieat s4eeze. an 4 his n)se Is cleanel OUT
for a short tine, making HIN feel better
aud the same snutiling operation has To be
repeated. | defy any person living to
tablishcd case of tatarrh has ever been
positively cafel by any CAtsrrh SNUFF that
ever was invented. They Only relieve but
never cure.
BIT need not repeat thai watsh every
thinking mal already knows.
~ success has b,eu u1precr lentrl in
e.Tttliug cures Of Catarrh aud Diseases o.
the farott .nd LilLs. BY Coli Mrd.catel
Inhalation. which i>very pie SAINT aIa c.,l
b. sd ~ eA6dtta taree vars SS we'll ~
TIM a.l'it.
am hapry 70 say tht Icanr.!cr to hnu
lgsl, OF or !ig>, si,,z'as, vino have ei'
cuieI in this CRY AMI sta.e. and in al.
parss Of the United states
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-16
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

presumptuous o thought as to be
wiser than their neighbQrs But now
ever P0U o. pub, Uor Je}, mas pre-
vailed as a maxim, yet / do not re-
member 10de71 eyer God delivered his
oracles by the multitude, OF nature
truths b. the herd LOc6e'S Essay
On the Understanding, 65.
For the benefit Of Mr.. Denison, the
Baptist minister with whom Mr.. Hub
bard EXCHANGED, and who has been
eloquent in the daily papers on the
4" illiberality Of the Episcopal
Church, the Providence Bulletin
makes the following editorial re-
marks:
The Rhode Island Baptist State
Convention, in session in this city
yesterday, adopted a resolution 10
effect disfelloWshiping the Second
Baptist Church of Newport, the
Convention solemnly declaring that
in It's Judgment a Church in
viting to the Lords table those
who have not been baptized in ac-
cordance with the Lords commands
(meaning by immersion) IS not reg
ular Baptist Church In view of
the rather piquant communications
that have appeared 10 these columns
concerning the alleged illiberality of
one portion of the Protestant EpiscO-
pal Church, it is not unlikely that
our reverend and esteemed friend,
\. D. may be called upon to state,
not whether the sun Of liberty has
gone back on the dial plate Of his
tory, but whether, now, in the mid
die Of the nineteenth century, it does
not, as In the days Of Joshua and
Amorites, stand still upon Gideon. !"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23
$4,000 ron g =.

Fourteen OF the passengers killed in the
Railway Accidents al
ANGOLA and PORT JERVIS
Had insured themselves against such ca
lamities by prOcuri ng Tickets OF Insurance
against A ccideuts issued Uy the
Railway Passengers Assurance Go.
OF Hartford, Conn,
At the small cost Of FOUR DOLLARS
AND SEVENY-FIVE CENTS, which Sc
cured to their families the sum Of
SIS. 900.
The claims upon tickets In the Angola
accident, amounting 10 $500, have been
paid; the others viii be promptly adjusted
and paid by the Company. which is the
only one in the United States devoted to
tn branch of Accident Insurance.
It has q capital Of over THREE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND u JLLAkS. safely in-
vested Ia Government, State, municipal,
and other securities.
II has 100000 deposited with the Treasu-
rer Of Connecticut. as Fodltonal security
TO its ticket-hOiders.
It's tickets are dated when issued, 70
commence at any required hour, and sold
at nearly every ticket Office in the country.
Tt is liberal Ia It's policy and prompt In
its settlement Of claims The total and
partial losses upOu its tickets already
amount to riy 100000.
i. 6. PATTERSON. President.
HEHRY z. SPERRYs Secretary imay7 d6t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

or the proposed extension Of Sycamore
Street, from its northeastern end or ter
minus, near Tenth street. eastward TO
Main Street, between LAliestOu's En-
large uent and LIliestOn and LOckhart's
Enlargement,
March 80, 1865
On motion of Councilman Cook, second
ed by Councilman Holman, the following
order was unanimously adopted and
passed:
Ordered that six weeks public notice, by
advertising. iu the Evansville Daily JOUR-
NAL he given, that on the 18th day OF May,
1868, the Common Council of the City of
Evansville wiz make an order t8 extend
sycamore Street from its northeastern end
or terminus. at or near Tenth street. east
ward to Main Street. passing De' Wceu Lti-
Ie~tOu's Enlargement and LillestOn and
LOckhart's Enlargement. sad extension
20 be of The width Of fifty 90 feet.
And should any person aggrIeved. at any
time within six weeks, apply to the COM
mon Council Tor = dress 10y petition o. re-
mOustrance In writing. left with the Clerk
OF the Common Council, and containing
statement Of the injuries mpiained OF,
and the amount demanded therefor said
petition or EemOustrauce VIII be consider
ed, heard and determined oy the Common
Council. on the 18th day OF Nav, 1868; and
90 is further ordered that the Clerk record
ia the Minute BOOK ~ the Council the plat
OF the said Sycamore Street extension, as
proposed 10 be extended, which plat has
been prepared by Cua.- IS. Batenan. city
Surveyor. A. NJ. McGHlFF. Clerk.
april union copy
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