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SHERIDAN on GRANr.-The Leaven-
worth Conservative publishes the fol-
lowing extract from letter written by
Gen. Sheridan to friend. It lie a SPLEEN
did endorsement of the Republican
leader by one of the most gallant SOL
diers of the nation. Little Phil" says
at is, perhaps, needless for me to tell
you how light my heart is on account
of the glorious record, in front Of which
Gen. Grant now stands before the
country.
THE country now begins TO sppreei-
ate that his was the only hand which
patted me on the soulder and gave me
encouragement, when I, almost alone,
stuck up my little battle-dag at New
Orleans to assist . second time in saw
ing the country and preserving the rec
ord of our soldiers. l
"Tco solutions sDeSe aeeessGry.f for tie
settlement Of the rebellion. The fret scGs
to take Gtc0y from its military strength.
This scds done at APpOHsGftoc. The
second, to take array Its political
strength. That tctu be done iaezt No
eens6er. It sctU be short campaign.
but as decist0e as Apponsdttoz.
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FRENCH HoNEY.-Brcak one pound OF
lump sugar into pieces, put it into pan
and add the yolk of six eggs and the
whites of four, the juice of four lemons
(and CRATE in the rinds of two,) and
a quarter of a pound of butter. Stir
the ingredients over a slow fire. until
the mixture becomes thick, like honey.
1t will keep for year If put into jars,
tied down with paper, and kept in g. dry,
cool place. Good brown sugar may be
used instead of white sugar. 1t is most
excellent to fill tarts with, or to spread
between layers of cake.
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The SHoWER-BATH AS PUNISHMENT
IN STATE PRIsoNs.-A correspondent in
the New York Times gives the follow
ing account of the inhuman system of
punishment now in use, known as the
shower bath: :"
On recent visit paid to Sing Sing,
l was permitted to enter the room where
the bath was located, and was mi
tiated into the mysteries render
it such formidable instrument of tor
ture. The box itself which which en-
closes the bath is about four feet long,
by about three feet in width and resem-
bles, in the lower part of it, an ordina-
ry water closet.
The prisoner is placed naked on the
seat, having his hands and feet fastened
immOyably, and his throat clasped by a
band of iron in such a manner as to
raise his face toward the ceiling, rem
dering motion impossible and respira-
ton difficult. While in this fixed po-
sitiOn the water is let upon his head in
full force thorough tin plate perfora-
ted with large holes, which is situated
at the top of the box. a keeper stands
outside of the bath in charge of the
stopper, and a medical man attends to
can endure. The punishment consists
in suffOcation, and while there is no &C
tual intent to take life, yet l am inform
ed by members Of that prison, that sew
eral deaths hav occurred there that are
marked on the hospital books as cases
of ''apopiexy" and "heart disease %
which were simply deaths produced by
the shower-bath.
The recent case of prisoner at Au-
burn who cut his throat in the prison
workshop while insane from the effects
of a shower-bath, is an instance in point,
and should be sufficient to direct the at
tention of this truly benevolent associa-
ton to this relic of barbarism.
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CAMPAIGN ITEMS.


Mr.. Seymour's friends" are tust the
men to carry out the designs of Blair.
Democrats everywhere confident
announces the World. That party in
cludes all the confidence men.
Mr.. Parton asks "Wil the coming
man drink wine3" If he's g good
Democrat he'll prefer whiskey.
The Libby Prison has been suggested
as suitable place for a Democratic
headquarters during the Presidential
contest.
A new Seymour paper has been start
ed by Messrs. Jones, King s. Co.. in
Houston, Texas. 1t is called the Ku
K1ux Gazette.
If the war was ga failure" as the
Democratic party declared in 1864, why
are they so anxious to prove that Sey-
mour was in favor of ftp
Henry A. Wise would make capital
Democratic canvasser in all the regions
where 'EJohn Browns souf has been
doing so much mischief.
Grant greatly incences the rebels by
not speaking more. He will have more
to say on the 4th of March next than
they will want to hear.
"The Democracy go for civil liberty"
says the Louisville Journal. Yes, and
they go for everything they can lay
their thieving hands upon Chicago
Post.
The Dubuque Times says the West
tern Democrats compose themselves
with the reflection that while Pendle-
ton could not be nominated, Seymour
cannot be elected.
"Grant has got to work early, if he
expects to get victory" quoth DEM
ocrat. "He worked Early once in
the Shenandoah and got one" quoted q
Republican.
A fit name for those Pendletonians
who sorrowfully support the Demo-
cratic nominations-"Se ymourners."
The entire party will adopt it after the
Sd of November.
The Washington Chronicle, speaking
of Blair's letter, says there is nothing
mealy-mOuthed ABOUT this letter. It
speaks the sentiments of its writer, and
let us add, of those to whom it was
written, much more than any of the
generalities of the platform. 1t Is q
positive, un0aitigGted declaration Of
aOar All who vote for it vote for war,
and all who vote for the nominees of
the Democratic party will vote for the
the platform we have quoted, and this
is necessary cOrOllary.
The Rochester Democrat says: "Ho-
ratio Seymour, few minutes before he
was nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency, declared that
he could not and would not accept the
nomination, if rendered him. He has
accepted it. He said that he could not
accept the nomination without placing
himself and the Democratic party in q
false position He has done so. He
said his honor was pledged not to re-
| ceive the nomination, and upon a ques-
ton of honor he must stand upon his
own convictions against the world
He has accepted the nomination. He
said that honor forbade his accepting a
nomination by that convention He
said that if he became the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, he should
feel a dishonored man. He accepts the
situation. Horatio Seymour stands be-
fore the people of the United States,
to-day, by his own repeated confession,
a pledge-breaker and dishonored man.
L
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EMPoRIA, KANSAS, AUGUST 21. 1865.

ment to the Secretary of the Board of
Directors on or before the first day of
December 1868; and each statement
must contain an accurate measurement
of the ground and the quality of grain
or other crops raised, the kind of soil,
the variety of seed, and the mode and
expense of cultivation, etc, and must
be certified to by the competitor and
two disinterested witnesses.
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N E w

ON THE CASH SYSTEM.
Nothing but ready pay will buy IRON, steel,
coal, etc., and nothing but ready pay Will get
work done at my shop. adopt the cash sys-
tenn because have had bad luck and want to
recuperate my losses. Will take any kind of
produce or stock for work. Come and see me.
New shop, corner of Mechanics street and
Fifth Avenue, next to the Billiard Saloon.
PAUL BECK.
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The following is one of the two or
three lines in the English language that
read precisely the same backward or
forward Snug s. raw was ere / saw
war s. guns.
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Frank Blair was nominated by

Frank Blair was nominated by the
soldiers. OF course he was. Gen.
Preston, of the rebel array, nominated
him Wade Hampton seconded the NOM
nation, and Gen. Forrest supported it.
Thus set in motion, it carried the Con-
vention by storm, and this class of sol
diers are to support him. The "boys in
blue" viii leave the graybacks to per-
form that service.
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M1sCELLANEoUs.

In the foregoing class, upon each ar
ticle manufactured out of the State, the
premium will be diploma.
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manner Is free and easy. appearing to en-.
JOY il as mneh as any ONE. With magic
power, you are carried into the very pres-
ence of 'sMarlcy's ghost, T" aud so distinct
ly visible are the characters made that you
think it indeed reality. He seldom i'm
properly sounds the H.. as less educated
Epelishmen always do. No. It does not
seem like reading. but more like practi-
cal humorist tellin good story. Ills
voice Is soft and musical. and on the
whole it Is a grand success. The audience
Is extremely delighted to all appearance.
lie Is to read also THE trial from Pick
wick. With this description leave the
subject. 9nd lay my cncil down.
The young lady on my left, enjoys it
nicelv. SodoL. / could sit here half thc
night think and not get weary. But such
IL life.
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Vis.a,.s Ba,.am Of VIA Garry .

Coughs, Colds, b oaehii.s, As!hma, U4oopitg
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FROM GEORGE w. MILLETr u a..
Formerly editor of the Advertiser, Norway, Me-,
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By telegraph.

We have been furnished with the iollnw
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heaven JJttcr iiit aiIOIiief Is .s,ieu ~ The CHIN
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sullivan ,arrh 18th, Mrs. L0nisa, widow of the
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Recommendations.
FIT IN srrs. Elizabeth coombs, Brunswick

The following are n few selected from the multi.
tude of recommendations i'll the possession Of the
Agent.
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CHAw's CHEMICAL ELKCrRo, sILvER-PLATISG
- FIIID makes Worn utpiatedWare s God
new. Samples sent by mail on receipt CT D cents
to pay for packing and postage. Address SHAW,
chemist, 30 Elm street, Bridgeport Coln. Agents
wanted everywhere.
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We the undersg ed have sold more of Mss
SaMye's saiye, within The last six months than
any other kind. Parties who have tiled it speak
in very iish praise Of ITS excellent virtues.
{. i. FEsSENDEN,
s. L, BENSON,
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fNIiIS is No HUMBUGt-By sending o cents.
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TO CO.ySVayp lives,

The REV. EDWARD \. WILSON will send free
OF charS TO all vino desire 1t, the persecution
with the direciionF for making and using the
simple remedy by wnich he was cIncd OF a lung
Affection and tiiat dead disease ConsunIpt,cn.
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Please atittrsSs
REV. tDN ARD A. WILSON
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CAT d.

liz undcrsigusd being about to remove from
4 the County. tahes this opportunity oil tender
ing his thanks 10 those patrons who have SO Senei-
oil, Is favored ai,.i ia tls Gorernnent claim iIsl-
ness lie further informs tem iiist all ne rensisa
business has been placed Iii the hands nf A. r.
thurman, Esq, who Will transact II to The salts
tcllon ol 70 Pensioners. Tie III finished bounty
C.diins, WA be received AMI Paid by l.. A. FINER,
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S. WATERuOCSE.
Ellsworth, March 25ih 1868. 3wl
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At \ court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county OF II laeock, on the Ist
"Wednesday Of oct \. ID. ISiI
E'EOatE PA!tt HER, t;afr,ii3n Of Willis 1, Rob
II inson, Minor having presented hss final az
count Of ouar,tI tnshp upon said estate ior l'fo-
bate:
uEpErEp,-Tt,It the said ENecUtriV give notice
10 all persons interested, by cau,lnga copy ri tu-
order Ia be published three weeks -Ucop.siycly IN
the Ellsworth American printed at Els worth, ia
thy may appear IL fipbTt' Court 10 b held ~
Buck~pugt, tn sHtit CpuutN. oa the In Np,lIr-dl3
IT Apii ucXt, 1T zen # III. Gib KIM the iu.cn'ott,
and sheM cause, II any H. = hlVr, why the said m
strument >ir.uld nIt lie .irugcd, approved, and
Flowed as tlc last VIII AID testament of saIa
deceased.
PAIEEi: frCE, Judge.
\ Trne Copy,-At;est:
3M.l GEO. A. DYLR, Register.
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Portland, March 60. tSGS.

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aGt.Nr, W. TED, Male and Female, to sell Il
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ANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated Dir. ID w CONTINUES TO devote
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cidcnt to the female system. An experience vi
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mnnons OF YOurw

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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES

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HAIIf.'S AitNICA DIN 1 M FNI'
For sale by all Druggists.
G. &. Peck, Agent Tor Ellsworth ard vicinity.
mos2y
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At Il Court Of Probate held at Ell worth, within
I'D for the County Of Hanrork, the + 81
"Wednesday OF Fehru y, A.D Is s.
4 tUtGE PaRCHER, uu,riin of Augusta
Bernert a. ala, minors oi Ellsworth in said
County eceasei--llaying presented his iiual nc
count of Guardianship upol sand estate for Pro-
b tie:
ORDERED That the said Guar dian, give pot ce
thereof to ali persons Interested by causing II
;orN OF this order to be published three weeks
u'cessiyely in the llswoi til American printed in
Ell >worh, that they mas appear AT airobatc Count
% be holden at Ellsworth ON the 4th Wcdnc. .
day OF \ RI next, at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon, and shcw cause il any they have, why the
same shond not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy--Attest;
3~ll GEO. A. DYER. Register
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WIS "All Fools Day.

"Wednesday WIS "All Fools Day.
The Governor has appointed Warren
johnson Of Topsham, Superintendent of CON-
mon Schools in the State.
Railroad Commissioner, George P. Sewali CT
OldtOwn.
Superintendent OF Publication Of HYDRO
graphic Survey, Walter Wells OF Portland.
Tho obituary OF Mrs. Sarah Funny ". sson,
winch appeared il ctr columns last week, was
written by REV W. W. Dow, VIC, Breok>siIlc ard
his nam- should have bcsn ,pt onaedto the notice,
but was omitted h mistake
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BANENn \ mil 81 lS6S

ing newshy the accom- modaiing operator
here,
BANGOR April 2l. 1868
Especial to Bangor News Room)
Arkansas has probably gone fos recon
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citement in Georgia and North Carolina
is very great,
Rhode Island election gives a Republican
gain slightly i'll votc-Burnsiur's majority
$500. The assembl, in favor of Genera
Sprague.
Fast day in Massachusetts,. no lapcrs
will Be published.
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MA r II e d.

Ellsworth-sIarciI 2sth at the Cong, raiso ,aao.
by kew. =. lerney, Mr.. neofSe ~. thompson, OF
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Book Canvassers wanted

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lSSVA,
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Farm for sale.

BHlE Subscriber D!.N,o ion sale iarm situa Ell
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vut, VITA Il Ii Sc wood sized, ANA good DARN
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Ct, iiic ne II of Jviaisn's ryer, Tue euret.
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Treaton, March ~, ~. 3wll
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" hat ave VII Do.

There are peculiar properties contained in the
gram that ii iiope /? extracted, prove TO he the
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tract Ot Rye made Ny <. A. x Shdtu>, Boston. l.
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4 al Ex3e#nal Heacdy in cascs OF Chronic
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OF las tets ana siarans, it, wonderful curative
covers ME Iniri cCicus.
Tt!en Iatr.n.,li. IN eases of SILK Headache. Col
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qualities are fc.tas soon taken.
sy-!f the reader OF his fl lends lave any com
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Price 5ocents per bottle. sold by all the Drug
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-04-03
cdUZZOE.

WHEREAS. for just and sufficient reasons, !
w have left my home, my bel and board and
my wife. Mathia "A. Crabree, hereby forbid all
persons halborng or trusting her my account,
us shall pay no debts OF her contracting ailei
this date.
GEORGE CRABTBEE, Sd.
Franklin, April |, 1858. 3wll