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farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

i6tIIE ~Tnscyihcts offer Tor safe their farm stu
: Hted IN Ncst It,ntuii, Tie ROAD leading
iron E.lsW TIA viii5gc. said Farm co.t,ins about
seventy -1ivt acl rs well divided INTO tiilage, pas
tuIe al Woodland, With one a,ll Il hal story
dwelling -hOuse, vi II /. md Darn said farm win
be sold Tor part pay meat a fair promises, AS We
have other business aad caulut attend farming.
For part culals Inquire If tae Subscribers,
j. l. J. 4. CRIPPEN,
lift Ellsworth, Ne.
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DIR. <. s. FtTCuE'S
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
ITCH! Gil ! ITCIIH

IICIJ! CT I'TCIIf,
Sc Al Ii! see ATCH.! So AgCu /!
in from I1to Is ou.s.
Sc aenso,s's ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton. ointment cares salt Isheum.
u saiGU'@ Ointment cues TetteY.
" atom Ointment cures Ear be,'s Itci.
wheaton, ointment cues Old sores.
Siheaion's Ointment cures livery i,i III OF
EEum"r like staGie.
I ice. 20 ccuts box; by mail, c0ccnts. Addrcs
ev!EKs {, POTTER, W. ~ Wmshil stOa stitet
'F,iul. Mas.
F1r sale by al DrusSi<t5.
boston, Aug. 9th, lSui. - -
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THE EOURBDN.

bourbon whiskev derives itname from the coun
ty in Kentucky where il is made The best article
made there is the Golden Sheaf Whiskey. Try it
n see if it Is not.
{. A. RICHARDS 4 co, 80 Washington street.
Boston, largest Retail Wine and spirit House III
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FOUND.

AN the road between Ellsworth and Hancock,
- near the house OF Charles Joy, u black sleigh
.obe VITA red binding. The owner can have Inc
,.tile by calling At tie house of lyory H. Eos ). in
,iaucoeh, proving property and pityilg cha. seo.
NOAi ii. tUso,
March .5tl, 1908. I"ll
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vii At.est:-Gno. A. DYER, Register.
To The honorable Judge of Probate for the County

To thr Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
HsIIE UNDER gncd. Admnstr trix Of The estate
i OF tdnaol olough, late of Buehil, in said
county, deceased, espectiultv represent that the
goods and chat, Is, rights aud credits of said de.
ceased are not sufficient to pay his just debts in
charges of administration, by the sum OF one hum
dted & eight. III ne dollats where o}e your pct
toner prays your Honor 10 grant her Il eeH-r To
sell ut puDlic or privA'e sale, and convey surf.
ent OF the real estate OF the licensed, (inc u,ue
the ersipn of the wi,ioN'- dover thercii,) 10
satisfy said debts and charges Of administration.
MARY j. CL0UGH.
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Let had t. axe.

Richards < to sG&OAh u !SE EITTEES-
1ney Keep Tie f.st0 OGt u The house, AID It.s!tt
ihe butcher To cct.te 1t.
c.A.EIeHAEl1s u &c., % Washington street,
Boston,
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Feb. 9Th, ! 6
STATE OF MAINE.
| HANCOCK. SIS. Court of Probate, Fehy Term,

HANCOCK. IS. Court of Probate, Feh'y Term,
A. ~, ISIS.
Ga the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petitioner give 10 all persons interested by
causing cory Of the Pttttioaand Order OF court
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
i'll t re ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
in said comfy that they may appear at apfcbate
court 10 lie held At Ellsworth in said county, the
9Th etlaesday OF Spr, neat, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and show cause, ii any they have.
why the ri-ye. oi said petitioner should noe be
granted.
3w.l PARKER Tuck, Judge.
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AS A MEDlCIN q.

Old Holland Gin is the most beautiful article that
eau be used for all kidney complaints. Dunstel's
Old l., n'ln Dol Gin is the thing. Try il.
G. a. kiCtARDS u co, 50 Washing on street
Boston, largest Retail Vine and spirit Hosse in
America.
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The b UES.

Half the time the blues are nothing but 4 iii of
Indigestion The aoNuNA INL BlIiI.it, cu..
ndises 'd clH er the mind Fact! Ivy it,
Sold eve " -.
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AGENTS Wanted.

yYsE BRYENT's EUEuUATIsT, GOVT, AND
u Nsu4;t AN Curc.--ij,eovcred after 20 wears
trrrlbie suffering duri which time Il other rem
cdi2s were tiicd without avail. Thousands have
b rn cured by it, The most severe pains relieved
a u hotties, t,Y box of Pals Price 80 cents
ooe 8, package viii elal icate the disease from
the sy ie H. For sale wholesale and retail by GEO.
q. GOODWIN and CO., SO Hanover e., Boston.
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Ae,v g drertisem euts 8.
BooE aGryTs TIN.

LOR DRW1LLIAM SMITHS DICTIoN AIRY OF
4 TIE HiBLE.-Written by 70 ofthe most dis
rated with over l25 Steel and Wood Engravinrs
In one large Urtavo volume. Price $3.50. The
only edition published in America, condensed by
Agents and oller extra Inducements to agents
dealing withus. Send ior descriptive circulars,
and see our terms. j. b. BURR & CO., Publish.
frg JIaIftar.l CONN
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At q Court or Probate held at Ellsworth. within
and Tor Tie County Of H4nrerk, on lie tIst
"Wednesday of FEBRUARY, 4. u. l>'S
HOI;l OILS, named Executor in cert in
\ instrument ru:peglmg 10 -tl' last viii and
"a lament Il .'.tInr- Ga. tV'dc, ttc al NallhaA,,
sad couatI aceeas Ell. having presented the s.,..lc
Tor prohale:
ORDERED That tie said l.v,su,ot give
notice theie or 10 MI Re ia, e,icd, ~ calis.
ing = py OF this order ht published Gre weeks
sllseo>>Iey in the i2Ils@oft.i Ate,I. PriUtC,. il
Ellsworth that they ray III err 1T Il Irou.t>
Court to ~ hold.n at Eil~Nor,! on the fatat.i
Wednesday ol Apr. HcNt, 81 ten al t.ic ci0.h II. e
forenoon, AMI @hcw cause, II an! they Lave, Why
the said suuueut sh"Uid aoi be proved. :; FpIoN =
ed. ami allowed - tAe last Will and iest.cut OF
the deceased.
iAEKE.; TICK, Judge.
:, tue copy-Attest:
GEO. \. DYER Reg ter.
3wll
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4 ~ = = 1IA|s1
% CTS, 80 cts, ami $500
eUcH.
\ saving is made by taking u large box,
PREPARED By
Miss G. Sawyer,
AND PUT Up BY
l., W. ROBBINS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
.ROCKLAND, ME.
w no is Miss SAWYER j?

Miss Sawyer lives ID the City of Iockland, Knox
ounty, Ne. She has tevo,cdthe Lest years of her
life TO nursing the sick. ard has had more expert.
ence i'll the cure OF Obstinate diseases, old sores
and ulcers, and has also been consulted in mora
cases of accidents. such Buns, Scalds and
Braiees, than any other eIson i'll New England,
profes sional CT otielHse. Size has competed sue.
cvssiully with the NEST able physicians in tho
States us well as with nurses and Indian doctors.
From lime 10 time she has conn ounGed remedies
for usen diseases in her own practice Among 9th.
or compounds she has for many years made .
Salve which soon obtained IN extensive sale, and
now Is i'll q eat demand abroad, as well as in pri
vate families and among the hundreds of men en-.
gagged at Rot klnnd and vicinity in the hazardous
business of quarry ing rock and burning lime, aud
| also among the seaner along the coast Of Maine.
so popular did it become that while it was only
Put u, in old mustard boxes. without labels the
help CT easements, Miss sawyer received or.
deIs from nearly or quite every state in the I'm.
ion. The demand finally became extensive that
he became II. able to meet it, and she made am
arrangements with l.. Al. ROBBINS, q druggist OF
Rockla I'D, to take charge Of TIE business and SUP
ply the trade The agent Is well satisfied With
The merits Of tie edcire that he guarantees il to
cure all diseases ior which il is recommended and
any ere WHO gives il a trial according TO drec.
tons and is not satisfied, is invited TO return the
box, " it'll bait the contents and The money will be
reIunGed. lull directions with each box.
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from DIR, z, Richard CLAY.

iFsom DR.. T. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.l
This is 10 certify that have known Miss Saw.
ycr's save for more than five years. and of Its
having bt en- successfully used in many cases. I
consider L. II superior article, and well worthy the
confidence Of those requiring such remedy.
X. RICHARD CLAY. II. d.
Ioston Dec 10Th lSG-
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i!anroch, S.. Cau.t Of Probate, Feb Tern, >.
., 1851.
tpe1 the foregoing petition, oEpFHEn-That
,li8 widow eve tHblc no.irc to all persons
Iatcr..-iy,, by eau siuic coy u the refien faa
this order t., re"r, t. b. publ rel ttiee weeks
II cts-ive!t ii Tin Ellsworth Ameritan 4 new.
PAPER l,blls Lea III tiitN atth Ia Said Count! tina
hey M appear Il Calrt OF Probate Tor ssnI-
county tn tc 3cl I # Ellsworth On TIE tn We'd
ucsa.y Of 4Ai, '4et, ut te!. tI tie 'loro Isl TIE
ircu3p,; = sho,g e.u.c, Wan : they have " h tie
prayer ot s,.d petit. Gc' sharti uot lie @gsnt"a.
PAaKl5i Tttk, JGaE".
, Allest:--eiEu. \. bflH = sister. 3"li
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I oston, Dec. 10th, 1857.
From Mr.. \ Mrs. VIM. r. Kendall, Frecport. Ne ]

From Mr.. II Mrs. VIM. L. Kendall, Frecport, Mel
Among the many Salves now in use Miss Saw.
yers stands pre- eminent for almost al he aches
and pains the human family pre- afflicted WITH
For rheumatism, Lame Joints, Nervous Head :.
ache, il gives Immediate relief. We have used is
Tor several years, and it an unfailing remedy for
joints, Nc We checliuily recommend it to the
public us being perfectly safe aud good for many
more ache than We brve n entioued.
Mr.. Mrs. WIN. Il. KENDALL.
Erecnorl, MaIch lIih. lSEl.
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RocfIand, Oct. T., 1857

Miss SAWYER, or "Aunt Katie as she is sop,e.
times called ot.t to command the respect af tLc
public, for size is n devoted christian and is In re.
aiity an admirable muse. We cordially recon-
mead her Aalve as worthy OF their II. cnsiun ana
patronage RockI; nd Democrat
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Medical Notice,
ROBERTL. GRLNDLE, ". d.
Phys and surgeon,
Mt. Desert, Maine.

DR.. GIiaalie graduate Of the UHiver-ity of New
York. ana iul the AS slA lailils, connected Hiti
he N,w York Gil! le- pita mas lucste ,t NoNhes-
vlil1, ALI. Deseil, "a Nil pe found at his office 1t
hi residence OF be lie ~umes, al all .Ioprs ~ et
il, n absent III the -ftotmin1e OF professional
duties.
R,Ierenceo-r. II. Ilaring, N. D.; Geo. Parch
er. u. D., Ellsworth, Me.
A. L. LOOMS, VI D,-Ptof Of the Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine, ia h CaVefsi,y OF \.
uurdon Buek,--Attenei4s surgeon N New York
City hospital.
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Special Aolfces.

BnIMSI ONE pnd MCLAssES
Is the old fl, hioned blood purifier What "A dose
for geatie shiLt OF =, sickly t.dyl ca .claids
q CO.'S SoNOMA WINE EitfERs viii il lire
work great deal better, ana i, pleasant =. tie
taetu, and delightful coa,iitl b side. sud y.
eiywiierc.
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\ true ccgy-attest.

At Court OF Probate holt.en ii Ellsworth within
and for tic County OF Hancock, ta The first
"Wednesday al Fen. y. u. ISIS,
OSE- E!Aisbhll. il, named Executor in
" II certain instrument pdrpntti0g 10 he llIr
lat will and testament Of Moses |: assi'D ia'e of
o. laud, in SAID cuuntv deceased, hIVl 6 present.
r,i the sdine for rlob"tt:
BKpFf.Ln. nat the SAID Executor give notice 10
all person Interested, by causing copy OF iris
nider To be published three weeks sU"c1- SiVtlN in
.e Elisw tn American printed NJ Ellsworth th&t
they may appear at 'fobdie Court - be held IA
Ellsworth !n sai4t county, on the ith u Ct4t.v!ly
OF Aplli AeNt, at ten ct t!4e C}", x in tAe iBiN-
noon and slcl, cause, II any ta'y have, Why The
said Instrument -hou.i MOI be proved, approved
and allowed the last III AMI tcst3ta=nt u s.is,
deceased.
PAR 1ER TUCK, JGige.
oVll
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Ara Cou:f Il rsobata lal3 At Ellsworth, within
aud for the coB.tE OF Hancock, o. Tie Lrst
Wednesday Of Fe lruaiT. A. T., ISIS.
ggy&l. II. ,ABGf.Ni, stiihiltistr II: Upon the e.
" tlJe ar ~. Ii. u }1.S H. late OF 't. ~,
in said t,s4it. nc q rd--uaYI4- lfc .tHtet 'H Il
a.count of Admmi.t a,.ea Ei'.m s,'id est@ls ''f
Pr6uate
thereof +, :Ii u..--l4s iiicr, I'D, T., rati.i
a c5;.? d taj- 81 DR. 10 he published tinee We L.
-Icrc->ga!s ia la' ELLSWORTH t'heI.';t't b'lA'ri
in Ellsworth t4lat they may appear u - i'.9aa'
court he h"tt.,n nj Eil-WurtE on the IA y Il
We day OF Ap l. next, at Tea o!thc el' h IL ne
f r..onn ard new cauSe itauy hey have, WY t.
sa.au should not be allowed.
.;w.l Gro. \. DYER, REGISTER
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A
FIJI Mrs. Elizabeth Coombs Brunswick
brunswick. April 4. 1867.
MISS SAWYER ~ received year letter last cv.
enng ard was very glad you concluded to let no
take your Salvc. think can do well with it and
it will be quite an caipmodaton to my hus band
as he cannot get along without it. He has tried
every thing else and las never found anything
hat healed his leg that salve Of yours, and we
have both found It to be all and even more than
YOU recommend it to be. We have had 1t in tho
family 5 or years. and have used it for every.
thing, and can truly say we nave never found its
equal. use it for weak back and it works like
chaim Mir. Coombs has had Fever Sore on his
leg Tor thirty years and would be u cripple to-day
it he had not found Il remedy in your Save. II
keeps it hoaied and takes out the iHilHm,iOn and
proud fesh, and swelling, and does for him VII
that he can ask. l can recommend il for q good
many things that on have not, for use it for ev,
crylng. | consider it invaluable in a family. II
you put this testimony together, and it can be
of service to on, you are welcome.
You can send me large boxes II you please, and
few little ones. can do better with large ones.
Yours, &c, elizabeth COOMBS,
EFrom the Rev. VIM. II. Helmerhausen, now Of
Bucksport, Maine.l
This ccrtifics- that have used Miss Sawyer's
Salve and consider it superior TO any other. I
cheertutly recommend IL to all IN want Of good
Salve.
VIM. II. uELMERIIAUSEN.
January 25th, 1867.
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AGENTS WANTED

For book entitled 4 PICTURE OF THE DESC
LATED STATES, and the work OF resto Atom
Every voter needs it before Nov Ie66Freight, Tar
-est commissions, and a premium paid. Fo fur
tier particulars address Il. SfEBBlAS, Hartford
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" ~ "
Freeport, MaIch 18th, iSGo.

From Margaret Rogers, FrcepoIt Mel
Freeport, March 90, 1857.
wish to add 10 my testimony TO thousands of
others which could be given OF tn, eflcle 'cy Of
Mis- Sawyci's Saiye, in curing a swe ling on my
shoulder OF Il dangerous tendency,
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From John q. Dillingham;, Freeport, Maine.]
1hi, Is to certify that had tumor on nv face.
II was there about three years. 1t Kept increas.
ing in size, ill was advised to tIv Mi Sawyer's
>alye. got Il box ont carried il with me, and ev-
cry time thought of II would rub the tumor " it'll
The sall e, and hciore used ode box the tumor en-.
t.e.y disappointed.
JOHN G. DILLINGHAM;
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rebate Notices.


To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge ef Probate for
the county of Hancock.
1 Ii Y undersigned admin tra.eF of the est tate VI
Hiram West, late OF Ellsworth, in said Coun-
", deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods anu clattcls, rights credits of said de-
ceased are not sufficient to pay his just debts and
charges 81 admins tration, by the sum of three
hundred dollars, W wherefore your petitioner RAYS
your HONOR to grant him license sell, ut public
or private sale and convey sufficient amount of
the real estate of the deceased (incuding the re.
version OF the widows dover trcrein) to satisfy
SAID debts aud charges OF administration.
A. II. iBURNHAN, Admir-.
Feb. 5th 1873
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock ss. Court of Probate Feb Term, A. D.
1868.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORpEgEp,-
the feionr. give public notice to all persoua in.
terested. by causing copy of the
petition, and This order thereon, 10 be published
three weess successfully IN the Ellsworth Ameri-
can newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear mt Court of Pro-
bate tor SAID ohnty, TO be held at Ellsworth on
the 4th Wednesday of April next, ut ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they
hnve, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
a .gt-. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest TITO. A. DYER, Register.
true Copy OF the petition aud Order Of Cour;
thereon.
3wl1 Attest GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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We, the undersigned, have been Acquainted with
Miss sawyer Tor many years, and believe her 10 be
n christian lady and ii shillfl nurse, and saving
used her salye in our miles it gives us pleasure
IN SAVING ii is the bos general uirdivne we have,
ever used:
Rry. = T. Cetter, rev. ". q. Holman, Rev. Jos
cph kalloch, Rev George Pratt. zen. J. =. Cilicy.
ami MIG, Capt J. t'rockcr ami wife, Capt. David
Ames and wife, WIN Wilson and wife, L. r. spear:
AS Hics, Geo. W Kinball. 9. n. Mallsrsi, Eph-
rain! halat, Leandcr Weeks lion. \. 4. bur
bee. franc.s Cobb, dohp ]. Berry, wm u. liicenl.
and wife, J. " Wakefield aud wife, Wm Reatt,o s0A
| wife, Jacob Shaw and wife John S. Chase AZ
wife, II. W. Wight and wite, ". o Fuley aud wsf,A:
Thomas colson md wife; nea. Henry ngraham
and wife, NC Andrews (postnsaster 81 KockisnJ
and wife, l. a. hinael and wiis Wan sscLepa.
Tfyou de ire more ia iyma.i N write tnac
zen of Roeklant and ,fsy wall take pies
Recommending Ilis ivy wonderful, s.!ys
GEO. G, GOODWINs
Wholesale Agents, Bos,c,
j. W. PERKINS =
Wholesale Agents, Po
Sold by dealers IN meti
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SNCLiNDER'S EXTRACT BT(NI

ALL KIDNEY DISEASES
siIIE.tJ NJ AIIC DIF'E'IC UI.TIIES |
Price 81. sold everywhere.
J. \. EUif.LlGii. VI hoiesalc Druggist Boston |
General A.cut. riiAinrchIS
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py. Tobias Venetian Liaimeat.

-r.SY \ BOT + AND 81 CONVINCED! II
s MI OILY cos iyou your tj.ac IN using il il |
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lsalG AMlRlGAN HGUDG.
THIS VII known House will he rc-opened by The
i Sdb>y. i5tr ON tilc 9th INST, 70 tAe account
...tiioa Il The uav"lIus public. Oh, icn,l, ana
u,-w once III ind home" ready to DO
utst 10 satisfy .heir reasonable dc7l!c>.
EENJ j. TINKER.
Ellsworth, April ID, 1858. IL
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JOHN G. DILLINGHAM;

MISS sAwYEr's sALvE gives the speeaiest re.
LET all eEce> tie quickest cure, in all cases OF
Rheumatism, sore Throat, Cold on the Chest, Cuts,
3 Tires. sealds sud abrasions OF the skin of all
kinds. 1t l. invaluable in the Nursery, and may
be applied 70 tie Youngest mf,nt with perfect
security while no adult should be without lice.
se1e.
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MIX OF THE WOODS III!
Nick of the Woods =
IN TIE
- FLRE.SIDE CONPINION."

GEOFGE MUNROE & CO, have at an I'M
mcnae expense, secured Tie exclusive right OF
pub lis hing tl.at wonderful story Of Border Lie,
Nick OF the Woods.''
in the "FIREslpE CoMpANIoN," which will be
commenced in No. ii OF that popular journal, is
sued ON April I'd.
mick OF THE WOODS"
is TIE most remarkable and exciting story of the
KIND that ever appeared, and j. the Founiain-hed
from which myriads Of Indian Tales have been de-
rived. Some of the characters are unequaIlen in
the whole range Of fiction for certain Kind OF
weird, mysterious interest that hangs around
| them fOr instance the terrible .)ibbcnaiuosay
the ''Spi it tat walks," Bhndy Nathan, the "Man
OF Peace" and Roaring Ralph StacKpole. the
''i#n,ping Tiger OF the Rolling Fork" who vas
equally at home whether stealing Red mems
scalps, or pale face horse. The este to reHd
a story Of such intense interest, Of course, viii he.
| universal, aud trust that our friends will order
the paper of their new dealers i'll season, to pre-
yent disappointment.
! lie IIhEsiIE COMPANION is the Hf It Family
! story Publish d. 1t is for ale by ali NcwsGe. /.
rr@. Price, q cents copy; IS q year; cop.e-
$40; u copies iof so.
Ceoryc Manroe G Co.,
lwll 1877 William Street New York.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-26

II is dodge on the part Of the coppcrheads
As soon As an election goes against them. TO
raise the cry Of "frsud," corruption" &C.,
To an extent which would DO alarming II II came
from party entitled 10 creiencc or considera-
ton In making such assertions. This cheap
talk Is made with two-fold purpose-to let
themselves down easy after the clicking" and
to cover their own corrupt tracks. Our readers
will doubtless remember flaming address Is
sued to the unterriSed BY the eOPperhead Stat
Committee Of New Hampshire the day before
tho State election. The "sddress' asserted
that conspiracy on the part Of the Republicans
hal been brought to light BY thcss purc-mindei
gentlemen. which conspiracy was no more nor
less than systematic organization to stuff the
bsllot-boxcs in every town In the State eOntrolel
BY Republicans After the election II was
whiningly said that We could not have car
ried the State had Ii not been for double yot-
ing. |.... ...
In the light of these assertions Il viii Be in
tercstng to examine the official record. In
I'D Republican towns having 6i,S39 legal
voters. 52,7l2 votes were cast, or two thousand
one hundred and twenty-sevcn LESS than there
were voters; while in l02 Democratic towns
having 23,69s legal voters, ?i.sos votes were
cast, or seven hundred MORE than the number
Of voters. -..
Draw your own conclusion.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-26
has cnwled out dfits hole again for little sun
light. Let 1t b saptsssd and eoninsd, and Be


A correspondcst q The Cincianati Gaxstte
details . conversation recently held with Cover
nor Brownlow. The old "radical" said that Fow-
Ter was elected Senator on the Recommendation
Of Presjdent johnson, whose clerk he had been,
and not because he had special qualifications for
the position. IfFsWlsr attempts 10 defend rs
vote on Impeachment, one question which the
people Of East Tennessee will put to him win be
likely to "shut him up" |. g., "How much did
you get for your vote" johnson has been all
powerful In West Tennessee, the rebel section,
bat has little influence In the Easteru part Of the
State. The correspondent said to the Governor
that the popular impression was the contrary Of
this, and that to his influence the steadfast 10y
atty Of that region during the war was almost
wholly due. ..'--....r ..,.
This, said Gov. Brownlow d an entire mis-
take, and he proceeded to say:-"Johnson's
loyalty was due to the people Of East Tennessee,
not theirs 10 him. He was always unpopular
with them before the war. He was . Demo
crat; they wore Wings or Americans. He never
could have obtained any Office at their hands.
When he was elected Governor, In 1855, over
Genery, be went out Of East Tennessee with
over ten thousand majority against him, but
was saved by the middle and west divisions Of
the State. which, although They cherishod no
love for johnson, were Democratic. When tho
war came johnson, knowing that the aristocrs-
cy Of West and Middle Tennessee hated him,
saw there was no hope for him but to throw
himself for support upon the loyal sentiment Of
East Tennessee. He did %, and was. thus. no
doubt, saved by the loyalty Of East Tennessee
from grayitating whittier he naturally belonged,
and becoming, perhaps, an employe OF the Con-
scription Bureau for the rebel army"