Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09

| --Ephraiu N. Smart went to Auburn .
few weeks before the state election and star,
ed newspaper called the Jacksontan. I'm.
night the constable found him in bed with hi.
female book.keepcr, and as he 10 . married
man, he was taken and lodged in Jail. lie b,.
since obtained his release, and has purchased
tho saco Democrat. Ono would think the f..
male compostors in that Office would be In.
clined to leave tho office. Smart was. not
many years since, the Democratic candiia,.
! for Governor.
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION. re.
| turns are received from 14S oct Of lS3 town,
and they foot up as follows: Republicans. "a:
Democrats so; divided 6. OF these tn,
Republicans gain ten and the Democrats three
from last year. Of towns that were wholly
Republican last year one Is divided this year
ofthose which were wholly Democratic fy,
are divided.
There has just occurred in Spain most
complete political revolution, and it has been
accompli' he'd without the shedding Of blo God,
or Of but little only one battle occurring in
whSh tess than hundred were killed. This
Queen has fed to France, and 10 under tho
protection OF the Empress. All parties seem
to aequiesce in die new order of things, and
the following has been announecl:--
Mad,id. Sep. 1. The official Gazette TO-DAY.
publishes a proclamation of the Provisional
Government, pronUunciag The deposition OF
Queen lsasclla, proclaimiDg the sorerei0ntv
Of he people, and concluding with 4 den,,u.
cialion of the Bourbons. The leading bankers
and merchants of Andalusia. having offered
to the provisional Government loau Of buu.
dred aud sixty million reSls.
The New York Times concludes long
article upon the changes Of Europe and says Of
the Spanish revolt:
1t IL too general to fai OF success, toe en-
thusiastic aud extensive To fall short Of CON-
pleiion. and too earnest. to calmy determined
an pas>ionles- 10 bc without its true moral
effect on The rest Of the continent. The chsrsc-
tiers of TIN leaders, tue spirit thus far displayed
by the people. the ability Of the one and the
unani,nity of the other, are assurances that
the revolution will be conducted in the best
interests OF that hbrrly and civilization with
cr all nations Of The world are happily and
Nisibly tending.
Many valuable horses die from tho effects OF
collie. The best thing 10 do in case OF this kind.
isto pour DO Tie of ''Johnson's Anodyne Lint.
ment' into a long necked junk bottle, add half
pint OF molasses and water, then pour the whole
down the horses throat. In ten minutes thu hurse
ill begin TO eat
---"Parsons' puigativc Pills will greatly 70.
hcSe, II not entirely cure, dyspepsia, when every
thug else fails. They h.va been led IN sone
desperate cases, and have given more relief than
any other medicine.
TRCE BALsAM.-DR. WIsrAR's RALsAh OF
Wild Cherry Is truly q haisafn IL cont. ms tho
bal.amic principle Of tho Wild Cberrs. tho bal
same properties OF tar aud pine. Its iegredents
are all b"isomie Coughs, colds, .ore throat,
bronchitis, and consumption speedily disappear
under its balsamic influence.
IA RosK by anv other name would smell as
swset," and so oud "Bzrrctt's Hair Res,ora.
tive" which Is highly terlumed.