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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

Seaweed Tonic AMI Mandrake Pills will cure
Consumption, Isivcr Complaint sad Dsspepsis, II
taken aecor ting 70 directions They are al three
10 bs taken 81 tue same time. They cleanse the
stosnaehe relax the liver ami put it TO work; then
the app tite becomes good the food digests snd
makes good blood. the patient begins 70 grow 10
ue4h the diseased matter ripens In the lungs and
the paiien. outgrows the disease and gets wen.
This Is the only way 70 cure COM nmPton
To these three medicines Dr. J. III Sehenck, OF
Philahalphia. owes his unriySlied success IN the
treatment ~ pulmonary Consumption. The Put
fnanic syrup ripens the morbid matter Ia ms
iang-. nature throws u by AZ cssy eSpectora-
ttaa tor when the ph' egm nf mater 4 ripe
slight cough viii thFos e "a. And the paiient has
rest and far luu.s h@Sin ~ heal.
To do thts. The syaweeti Tcaie and Mandrake
Pills must be Il eey uSed o. cleanse the stomach
and liver. ~ thas the fulmoRtr syrup and the
fosd viii make good blood,
schrnsk's Mandrake Eilis act upon the liver,
removing all distinctions. relax Tire durts Of The
gall bladder the bale starts freely. aud the liver
il sooa relieved tha stotais viii sbDw what ter
Pt,ls can 81 aathing ha- ever tccn iavvn I'd eA
ceps calouieIga deadly pos u whirh s very danEnt
Ia ansess with great carel that wiii anoc
the gsil bladder aRsi start the serfeuons OF tlie
liver Ike -cheaeAs Mandrake fiis.
Ilvcr Complaint - one II The n0st pr9uinsHi
causes af Con Suulpttvu.
scneack'- Seawee,l Tonic j. a grasle struulans
and alternative. aad she aiksli Ia shc ScaNrrd.
which this preparation " masic II, assists the
stomach o. throw nsf lfle gastric iusee ~ dissolve
the food with the Fuimeaic syrup and u Is MATTE
into good d aad without trruseatatian sourtaE
Ia tire staMArh.
The grcat reason why physieians do not cure
CaasHulptian ~, theT try tns 10 a mnch they CIV
medicine % stop NE cansh. % sop chss 10 si"p
, Night sseats hectic fsvFt- and nv iniug then
7 dsFRngr the whole digestive pas, cr*. iacNag ~
the sccresofs- AMI rYent s1liy the pativnt sinks
| all lie
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/ stag eosgh. night 4weat~, clsiis or sever. lie.
/ move the can<c and shry will al stop ct thctr
/ own accord No be rHrrsl W ren%ump-
ton Liver ton plant, DysFepsta. taiaTrh Canker
LIBERATED Threat, unless tfT itTvT aRd stVniAs- d
matte healthy
| 4 any person has consumption, % course me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

MAINE STATE AND New ExGLAND
FAIRs.-There has been erected under
the superintendent OF Chas. y. Jose.
Esq, on the Westbrook Poor House
grounds adjoining Forest City Park,
temporary sheds, sufficient TO aecommo
date from 800 TO 600 head of neat stock.
The fence on the west side of the track
is to be removed, throwing about eight
acres, including the new sheds. into the
Park. There are already on the Park
grounds accommodations for over 200
horses, which are being renovated and
put in good order. The seats fronting
the judges stand are 10 be raised aud
extended 80 that from 5000 % 1000 can
be seated and have fine view of the
races. Water pipes have been laid into
the track aud extended 10 the new
grounds, thus giving an ample supply
Of that much needed article for man and
beast. pure water. Everything il in o
state of torwardness, and nothing will
be left undone. so far ~ the grounds aud
buildings go. 10 make the fair a success
and an honor to Portland
We hear that there has been some talk
on the part Of the city. of purchasing
the Park aud the adjoining Poor House
! ground and making il permanent in
, stitution, a. an indncemcnt for the Trus-
tees Of the State Society 70 hold theii
Fairs here permanently. We shall keep
our readers posted up rs things pro
| gress.
I There arr six or eight horses already
/ at the Park. in training for the pre-
miums which the Societies have made
4 liberal and worth looking after MIR
/ Taylor. the proprietor of the Park. hs,
secured the services OF one DC Hiram
4 Woodrun's best fright hand men, anc
has also helper, who have served thei,
/ apprenticeship at the business, and will
/ put in training any horses sent irou
here or abroad. The track IL Ia fair cou.
/ dition, and j. capable of being mad'
with some labor one OF the best.
Portland .idrerfiser
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p BLIus.

The Ellsworth American has enrolled
ifseh among the supporters of Mr.. Fes-
sender Tor the next Senatorship. We
think there i no doubt BY next week we
shall be able 10 announce Who i, elect
ed. Bangor Whig.
Why cannot the Whiy saw what our
position was? We disclaimed anv such
purpose as enrolling the American ei-
Their way at this time. and the Whfg il
keen sighted enough 10 see that we did
not. We did say, and say as strongly
as we could that we do not believe in
sending one ofthe supposed candidates
into Limbo" beforehand. 1t is sometime
TO the election, and in the mean time
fair share of generous treatment to all
who may aspire TO the position Of Sena-
tor will be becoming in the Republican
press of Maine. These are our senti-
ments. Pair Play is jewell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
THE LAST OF PRATT, THE TEXAN MURDER

The case OF Pratt, the alleged Texas
rioter. was before Commissioner Os-
borne to-day-Gens. tcDowell and
Ingalls, had previously had an interview
with District Attorney Pierrepont in
reference to the course TO be pursued
in the event Of an attempt at rescue
4 vast crowd had collected inside and
outside the United States courtroom.
Al noon Pratt was brought in under
guard Of Co. Il. LIST Regt.of artillery.
His council arrived shortly afterwards.
and the case was promptly opened
District Attorney Pierrepont arguing
for the United States. but admitting
that the only evidence against the pris-
oner was a tele gram from the Govern
or of Texas. asking Governor Hoffman
to remand him 10 Texas. Deputy
Sheriff Crowley testifies to the arrest
of Pratt. Commissioner Osborne sta
ted that be had examined the case on
its merits, and there was not sufficient
evidence to hold the prisoner--Had
not the State court pursued the course
this. Both, the District Attorney and
himself had pursued the course thew
had. because they deemed it right to
maintain the laws Of the United States.
and it was simply and purely. because
there were no facts sufficient to hold
him, that he should order his discharge.
There were loud cheers at the conclu-
sion Of the decision, and the prisoner
left the court room in company with his
friends, the military returning to fort
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

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4 TWO ~ number- situated af CHAN t,..1.r
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or ua.ur-. d4s itsti gsts Iart4 80. Ill.,. ....- IA ,
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A"1 bir'fA arr supporttH W. th.,... n H
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cAatAy connections. 'N'' # Ai41
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compound tAtract BIcbu b. ite Z. ..tl. ..r a.
gr,y.I Gr w "NfAs'1 N lar Bladder kAlary n
$500 ~ al evenings. rhsluatlslu and
s'u.l A4ttA"u"- intlrr lA44 deal vi nt. t-'
-AuEH -! aA4i4 " dliAcU4ls a4l pain III tg.--tI,.
tii-rb.,ry NJ ,,I, '.'n in 1iAai and frequent
WIN. 4. "Ntt' 'tI 4AsHEyi ug stopping VI VA
'et iIeinAiuFis, or bloody aslar cont AMI Nm.
quantity bAs tnrrca.. OF color. or htrk $50 ~
Ma an a} highly r,,euunGnruYI..i N III. 5, n
~ s'tN' ia THESE Aleril"us
MT Ae'iielae Increases the powc- VI .l,s...-,
I'M EEst
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New York.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-The Office OF
the Washington Fire Insurance Co. l72
Broadway, Was robbed Friday night of
a box containing checks. bonds. poll
cies. &c.. to the amount Of si27. 900.
The box was found this morning on the
door of a house in 23d street. with
large portion Of its contents. There are
missing $4,000 in Kings County bonds.
$1,000 in government bonds. and ST.
900 in gold
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
Special Notices.
All Who are Suffering

from nervous debility am pro.tration Of the
phs,ldal power. caused By the errors Of youth,
medical work II DIR. A. n. Haye-, Con,u,ti NO
MUSICIAN 70 the Peabody Medical INSTITUTE
Dos on. entitled THE SCIENCE or LIFE. or
SELF an invaluable work AMI
.,ie i.suit OF Tue widest reseaich and deepest
The Institute has also published ..THs sExtf,Is
rays ioLoGY OF WOMAN. AND Hsg Di,p.srs
from the pen OF the same author. Fbe IItt. IN
.ne work ~ icstes II character. Fuller p,rtir
uia.s may DE found IN the advertisement Of the
Institute In our colu INNS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
Twenty-Five Years Practice

IA me treatment Of Diseases inciaent to female,
AAs piAeea DIX DOW at the head of all ply sician.
making sueh practice speciality, and enables
nun =" guarantee speedy and pertinent cure in
me worst cases Of suppression and all other Men
sehai arrangements from whatever cause. All
ie'ss 70 Tor ADVICE must contain u. Office, No. 0
ESDIcoTT STREET, BOSTON,
b.-board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment
Boston, July, 1850 -sp.no. lyry7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
BOOK NOTICES.

THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL oF rHRFNoflI-
1f AND FHi~itz.NnMS Tor 1870. nax Ready
contains - kngraynSs 81 our leading Editor.
- llrya ui. Greeley. u unet, Bruoks Marble
Dana. Raymond. with portraits. Ihr MAr
and Female Form; why thlldrcn Resemble
their Parents; Gen. Grant and h. Cabinet
NTH portraits fhI-Io<uomy III FuIrr.-, IVY
i'c> ana Face; >eieucs oi 'nNi4gAl ~e-
lection. unhappy Murisgrs. Totnp.F4nirul u
Nedinsk; American Artists The : erl, Walls
N. Psychological. Brain Waves. NV tiw ari
L-nd>crr. painter, LorenZo poN and r.zey.
hi- wife. N fir portraits. Kisal f.stitr. IA tht
ufc-cni reaci Lnpsfe, With portrait; Rev Al,
Ladies II the present French Em.lrr wth
iHprtrars, tli1nt. TIE -. r-ulan anI II -
t.rian; How ~ choose ~ rmcrt. WAaf u
NAM \ this. ami mu p NOR crtn in the
KIM ant Hay ANNtAL. s,htth stjjt f,r ID
ornt' m, 'ni'n has" i. :. L. Fil~, Fab.
Usher \. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

The Arosstook papers are full OF railroad
articles. We hops the subject OF railroads and
the subject Of iegislating ia a way TO develop
the Resources OF the state will mol he forgotten
in making selections for the state legislature
this year. 1t is y matter Of some moment 10
the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

=, Ia this Guy, Aug ~, Charles Lewis son o. tb,.
DAYS. 49, ANi II
Jesus said. suffer hite eillIdren. ana ,,,hia
them not, Tor " such Is the Kin I,1II or tev.a
oi the laie solomon Young
10 Wsst Laen, Aug. lin. Mr.. Newall Salisbury
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Nj \ X RI f. ID.

In this cits Aux. u EIsart g. Bsnarr .nd
Hattie NJ, Hoyaton both or Ellsworth
Aug IL Robert Il. Garter. oil Ellsworth au.l
Mary A Bowden OF Penobs~ot
- Aug ~, ffask VI. Maddox and Hatt.. PHI.
lips, both Of Ellsworth,
IN 1osids e"ro. Aug Ii, BY III. NJ sowie va
capt Alice l. Bankes, AMI 5Ii.s sarah T.. saptiii
both II Gouhisborp.
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FRIEND SAwYER:-

A. you are deeply interested in every
thing pertaining TO the welfare of Han
cock County and knowing that YOU are
interested in the project OF a rail road
from Bangor 10 Bucksport and in in ex-
tension thence to Ellsworth and 50 on
ward toward the East wish to present
through your columns some fthe points
Involved IN the prosecution of this work.
The people of Bucksport are deeply in
terested and warmly enlisted in favor Of
the enterprise. We have TO day held the
third meeting 10 consider the subject
The first meeting was held early in June
by few OF the leading citizens to talk
over the matter. One week later n uub.
lie meeting was held and business Com
mlttee Chosen 10 put the thing into a
practical shape. To day at a meeting
OF the voters, it was voted to raise mon
ey to defray the expenses of survey.
Ii was also voted to petition the Legis-
lature OF the State for authority to loan
the Credit of the Town in aid OF the road
and also for authority to take stock
therein. Ii has been said by some par
ties that the whole thing is scheme to
defeat another road. These parties
would be glad to believe what they saw.
The thing is really too much like bust
ness to suit them. During the last win
ter an interest was awakened in q rail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
ELLSWORTH Aur IGth isne
Aug. 18th, 1859.

Eli" WORTH Aug. 10th. 1869
Mn. EDIroR:-
drove down 10 Bar Harbor. one hot
day last week, and could not find a single
watering place Ia the whole distance
from Ellsworth. twenty one miles. Will
you please call the attention of the town
authorities Of Trennyn and Eden to this
painful fact, and urge them To provide
pure water for the thirsty horses. In
these days of prohibition of whiskev
the authorities ought not to stint u on
water.
One other trouble met with. was the
immense number Of little, loose stones
IN the road just this side of Bar Harbor
in Eden. Ii is torture to ride over them.
and they can be removed with bpt
trifling expense.
Yours.
PCBLIus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

The Argus In . leader indicates that the
best policy for Democrats this year is 70 20 for
the party, but next year be ready to 20 in for
success. Well, its man, eyes are getting open.
ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19

The journal goes, for Mr.. Hichborn Of
the state Of stockton for governor just for the
fun Of the thug. Not long since we heard
democrat sy that he was spending an evening
with company Of friends of like political
faith. when the whole company in glass Of
whiskey. pledged their vote for Mr.. Hitehborn.
Portland has quite Dire on Friday night
LAST week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-19
ASSUMPTION OF MUNICIPAL WAR DEBTS.

ASSUMPTION OF MUNICIPAL WAR DEBTS
The work Of the commission on the assump-
ton Of municipal war debts has progressed 20
quietly that il has been almost forgotten. The
Commissioners are yet in session in the Senate
Chamber. Augusta. and apparently busy all
the time. They have already been through a
the town and plantations slphsbetisally-some
so0-and have examined the clsims Of all ex-
cept about fifty Of the smaller which have not
been presented
Il Prem
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State Election. Monday, Sept Is.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Joshua J.. Chamberlain
County of Convention

SoUhtN va SpAstHAApA-
The convention met according to
the call and W H. Sargent called the
convention to order and nominated l..
e.. Philbrook as chairman. w. r. Elmer
son of Orlsnd was made Secretary.
The following committee on creden-
tials VIM. Hopkins |. Il. Goodwin.
T. r. Somes. Il. NJ. Sargent. ]. II.
West
Committee on permanent organiza-
ton, W. II. Pillsbury, John ID. Hop
kins. Josiah Bean, +. r. spohord.
David Dunbar.
The committee on permanent organ
izatiou report that the temporary bc
made the permanent organization.
The committee on credentials report
ell the whole number presenting ere
dentials As s.. Reported one person
from Mariaville, one from Aurora. and
ono from Eastbrook without credcn-
LAS ~. Pe' '''''S we're ' o'e'' ~ A.
w. '',',
''' ~ - ''''e' y ''ai' I'"N' one
'''N''''N
Hon. John 4 Buck was renom-
mated by reclamation.
Hon. Parker Tuck. of Bucksport.
i''"''' ''''' is'' "''" Ali'"iht"d q
E committee 10 receive. sort ami count
Z the vote fnr Senator fnr tho E,.,.rr
Y part of the County
Z .
''''ee i'F"f'ed a. iei'""--
Whole number -
Nece>szry to a choice Al
Il Hiram :. Bartlett a.
Y l~sar H. Th0ma. -
John West 10
{. ". IiidcH
:. X. Whiting
snd Mr.. Bartleu Wa declared ihc NOMINEE q
'De ''''' 'H'''0-
" H. ii'4spurN' James r. DAVIS and
~ :. biiiingt"n were appolnt'i com
i''l'e' OF RESOLUTIONS
James W hiAis'ie!l i"F SonhtN '"n-
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The Concert Grand, .a-
PIE Of which are entiryle aee il ID
country, il constructed aa
latest krard model OF Pari-, j,
stands the first Grand Piano
WORTH and until this attempt H-
ont a riyal-the Sai,rc
same scale.
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
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Miss s w Barton
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Manufactorv of