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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

Next Monday Evening the l4th, Rev.
d. A. WATSON Of Boston, will give his
new and original Leci ure in Hancock
Hail: entitled Gan Emigrant Ship at
Sea-A Personal Narrative"
Mr. WATSON is widely known for his
brilliant contributions to the Atlantic
Monthly, the North American Review,
Old and New. The Radical &c.
1t il interesting to know also that Mr..
WATSON is q native of Brooksville in this
County and brother of our Agricultural
worker and leader Hon. Samuel Was.
son member Of the present House Of
Representatives.
We hope large audience will gather
TO this Lecture which Promises to be .
rich feast Of thought and entertainment.
We will add that Gov. Chamberlain
has replied to . letter Of the citizens Of
Ellsworth promising to lecture here as
soon - public duties will allow his
absence from the Capitol.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

For the Ellsworth american
Then and Now.
MR. EDITOR =

MR.. EDfTOR:-
About thirty four wears ago, the Con-
greyaiional Society built a church at
Pretty Marsh. on NJ. Desert Island.
j. II. Parker. Esq. wa, master builder.
and when completed. il was rather a
'inc cdifice for the place aud times.
Some four months ago had occasion
to pass through the place for TIL. first
time. since tho dedication of the house
and was much surprised 10 see the
building 80 completely in ruins. The
roof, walls, aud tower. partially blown
away. 1t is fast ,umbling down"
The sigh, of this building, called TO
mind the more prosperous DAYS OF this
society, when Dea. Freeman. aud other
whole souled men. made their influence
felt upon that community tor good. Bu,
they are gone. Some of them have
moved away, and others. have fini she'd
their work. and have gone to Heaven.
Thirty four years ago. when the popu-
lation ri this Island wa, about half what
il now Is. and the wealth Iii about the
same proportion. the people supported
three ministers-Congregaiional. Blp-
tbs, and Methodist. Now. they support
two Methodist ministers. each. half the
time. and Congregational minister.
less then ono quarter of the time
The people on this Island have prop
crty. and are proyerbial for their liberal
iiy. They are a. well educated. have
a good habits Of reading ~ the same
number IF people in any part of the
State They appreciate talent. and edu-
cation. aud will 60 as far. and ~ often
to hear good preaching a. an, other
people.
\ man truly educated for the minis
try. and DESTROYS of doing good. would
have appreciative audiences, in the
different houses Of worship. aud would
find ample support. They have cdu-
Gated themselves to believe that man
should be paid according To his real val
ne. Why do not the Baptist and Con-
grcgational churches secure the services
OF efficient men rs in former years: is
the question that Is often asked, but no,
easily answered.
Ian 3i.t ls-u
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poor human nature" in their anxiety to
DIcKEY v REEoAx.

DICKEY v REE0AN.
Reegan's attempt to un-seat Dickey,
now before the House, has stirred up
an unusual excitement. As the men,
bers find their status, for, or against.
they indulge in no flatterinG personali-
ties, against those occupying stand
point adverse to theirs.
The seat will not be given on the
merits or dement's Of the case. other in
forests are hinged on, and every DAVIS
delay only serves to increase the com
plexity Of il. Dickcy is the scknowl-
edged leader OF the democratic wing Of
the house therefore his vote counts 50.
To those having taxes to grind" II is n
matter oC deal Of consequence that he
be retained.
A NEw Town n Hancock.
To-day "bill'' passed to "be enactcd,'
dividing the town Of Trenton aud incor-
porating its eastern half into II town
called Lamoinc. The name is derived
from Frcnchrnan. Lamoym" BY name.
who once owned the township Of Tren-
ton. Some so wears since. Llmoync.
AFTER selecting farm on the west side
of Kilkenny stream. started for France
to get his family and was los, on the way
BouNTY TO SOLDIERS.
On Saturday. Wasson OF >urry. intro
duccd an order in the House proposing
to exempt from Poll tax tor term OF
wears. such soldiers n received no State
Bounty.
The first 10 Regiments. received
State Bounty ofs23. The llth. l2th, 18th.
l+ih. and 10th. Re.s received no state
Bounty whatever. The 10th, Eth. 18th.
10Th, aud 10Th, were paid state bounty
OF a;5. The 2ist. I'D. 23d. 2&th. 18th,
We're paid no bounty. The 2?th and Jith
received 500. The 9lst and SD. re-
ceivcd from 800 to s3on. These fig
urcs show that while some OF the Rc.i-
mcnts received liberal bouutic-. Others
doing a. severe aud a. cilcctual service
did not receive single dollar. The
step proposed hy the oricri. bni sim
pie act OF justice to those men.
OS DIR.
When Dickey's case is disposed %.
some stirring times over ''inve-tigaiion."
Frauds and corruption do exist. There
is fixed determination TO root them
on; ps,.p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
A Stan In Advance.

Our public schools have been improS-
ing during all the past year. The par
ents have felt an increased interest in
them, and the scholars have been more
fully impressed with the idea that at
tending school meant work, than ever
before: and all those who usually keep
aloof from school houses, somehow got
the idea during last summer and this
winter, that our schools were improving
rapidly. One cannot tell just how or
WHY 1t was, but the fact, nevertheless,
was evident to all, that better feeling
was prevailing throughout the COM
munity-a more tolerant and hopeful
public sentiment, than ever before, in
regard to the value and necessity Of
good schools This sentiment has been
widening and deepening for the past
six months or more, up to this time.
The teachers in a larger degree than
ever before have been checred on in
their work by the goodwill and sympa-
thy Of the parents having scholars at
tending the schools. This was a great
point gained Another important point
gained was in arousing into vigorous
activity a spirit of generous rivalry
among the scholars: or rather in evoking
a spirit of school pride. All the schsl-
airs seemed to feel just pride in the
good name which the school was daily
earning. This Esprit de corps will dc
wonders for any school.
We speak thus generally Of the school.
in the city because only the High
School has closed. This closed a session
of twelve weeks on FRIDAY last. Tie
winter term has been under the charge
OF Mr. E. X. Dunbar. Of Colby Universe
". Mr.. Dunbar has won golden opin-
ions for the success which has attended
his efforts ale came here unheralded
and unknown to take charge of what
has been called hard school. Quietly
and without any show or promises OF
what he could or would do. he went tC
work and il is not too much 10 saw tina,
no previous teacher in the city has ex-
cclled him in organizing. and keeping
clear up 10 the highest point Of disci.
pine an Ellsworth High School.
This order. and disposition to exec
in study; and to rank high in the schoo
register. continued all through the term
The examination on FRIDAY was all tina,
the most sanguine could reasonably ex'
peet. For the success of the school
after awarding all the praise due to Mr.
Dun bar, we are indebted to Mr.. Drink.
water, in good degree. He has hat
in great measure the charge Of all the
schools in the city. and has attended to
that duty faithfully and ably. No small
share of il is due. also. to the excellent
material of which the school is made up
No smarter scholars are usually To be
found in any High School: anu the par
ents should take courage, and insist
that the best teachers only are employ
ed in the future.
The other schools will continue two
weeks longer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

wards US. We are q worthy II not ~
wealthy ~ they. We deprive them Of
no inherent right by asking the Govern
ment for daily mail.
Let Castine ask Penobscot for like
favor and we are ready as we always
have been to grant II. Our q ,vernmcnt
is wise and just aud will arrange public
matters for the benefit OF the greatest
number. Our Representative In Con-
gress knows his duty and will perform
1t without fear or favor. lie represents
1857 people for Pen obscot aud 1887 for
Castine and every act Of his meets our
appreciation.
Sedgwick. Erooklin, aud Deer Isle,
have shown that they are amply able to
look after their own interests. Until
W. can give better reason than he has
done why. the Government should
change the mail route back again VIC
have no fears that Il will be done.
Reb.
pauohscnt Eah Ia-O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
Special Notices.
THE GREAT Exprwprxcr

in the eatment Of disc ases relating to the rn~r
stive faculty In man anil woman. Acqure,kby Dr.
A. II. Hayes. Of Boston. has enin~nily lifted him
Tor the preparation Of such work that which
he has given to the public under the auspice- of
the Peabody Medical Institute. entitled THE
or LIFE. or SELF. PRE-E ATlON."
The causes anil cure Of nervous debility impotence
s,sriiity, sc. are discussed in ma-trrly manner
IN this volume and 1t should be read by every body
Another important work from the pen OF Ipr.
Hayes. SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF wOMAS
A>D HER DISEASES" Is also published by tn.
Peabody Medical Institute. Read their advertise.
mcnt in another column. spe 2m5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
Cure of Female Weakness

n irculars or further information sent on receipt
Vol stamp, By addressing the manufacturer, MRS
LINUS BELCHER, Randolph, Mass.
tor sale BY GEO. {. GOODWIN SCO., IS Han
over ST Boston, and DIR. l.. +. NORRIS, Els
worth, Ne.
Randolph, Mass. October 10, Issse
MRS BELCHEK,-l had been a sufferer for seven
years before | knew about your Medicine. hal
no faith, Tor hal tried various kinds of Medicine
and several Ply siciaus, and only relieved for
\ short time. will cheerfnlly say TO You and the
public, have tried this valuable Female Medicine
and experienced q cure, without the aid of SUP,
porters, from three bottles.
Very Respectfully, Mrs. q. II. wINNETT
R,nNA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Ia the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable. instantaneous, does not con
tain lead. nor any r.iai,e poison To produce paraly-
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The genuine ". Batchelors Hair Dye has had
70 years untarni-hed reputation 10 uphold its in
tesrty A. the only Perfect Hnr D,e-BacS or
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to females
has placed DR. DOW at the head OF all ply .icians
making such practice . speciality. and enables
him to guarantee speedy and pertinent cure in
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Men
strual Derangements. from whatever cause. All
letts rs for advice must contain 81. Onice, No. 8
ENDrCorT STREET, BOSTON.
y. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston, July. 1859. -sp no. lyr2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
THE ONLY RELIABLE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
IN 1HE fNlWA W1Rln

DIX WIsHAkTs UKEAT AMERICAN DfHPEPsA
PILLS and PINE TREE TAR COaDIAL are posi-
tive and infallible for dyspepsia in its most
ing.
They penetrate the secrete abode of this terrible
disease, and extermnate II, root and branch
forever.
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
They are noted for curing the most desperate
and hopeless cases. when every known means fail
to AFFORD relief.
NJ form Of dyspepsia indigestion can resist
their penetrating bower
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

his wife died but few weeks ago being
the mother Of IL children.
Widow Luella Gross, LOG her oldest
child living MIR. Samuel Gross, 70 years
had her oldest child lived he would now
De 50 years old, she still retains her
faculties and relates clearly the events
of the war of l776o Of which she distinctly
recollects.
Respectfully Yours,
]. S. Condor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
r a TCHELOR'S lair DYE

The best in the worii-d es not contain lead
no vtriol poisons to para!yxe the stem or pro
due. death. II Is Perfectly harnia. --reiiabic-
instantaneous, Avoid the van ted an delusive
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess
II you would escape the danger. The genuine
W. A. Bachelor, Hair u, e has thirty years repu
taiion To uphold il. integrity. sold by Druggists
Applied ut 10 Bond 81. n. Y. speIy23
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS /. some
remedy TOR habitual Co,tNeue.s. II would
advise all those " no are troubled with DySpp,s
s'a. C".tiveness. Pile, Biltou>nes>. Heada che
Or an: form OF indigestion, to Use DR.. HAIR
RI>ON'S PERISrALrIC LOZENGEs"-
ELISHA HUNTINGTON, N. d., Ex-Lieut,
GovernOr OF Massachusetts. For sale at No. 1
FREMONT Temple, Boston by +. A HARRI
son Co, Proprietors. and by all Druggists.
Mailed for 90 cents. Emo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
DR. WiShart'S
PINE 1REE TAR-(ORDIAL,

II Is the vital principle Of the Pine Tree, OBJ
tain by peculiar process in the distillation oil
the tar, by which its highest medical properties
are retained. II invigorates the digestive organs
and restores the appitiie. II strengthens the de-
bilitated system. Ii purifes and enriches the
which scrotuii 'reeds on the lungs. 1t d,ssolvcs
tn mncus or phiegn which stops the air passa-
ges Of the lungs, Its healing principle acts upon
the irrtated surface Of the luags and throat, pen.
etrating to each diseased part, relieving pain and
sub,tuing indsmai ion. II the res uIt OF wear Of
study and experiment., and it 10 offered 10 the
am'cted With positiv. assurance OF its power to
cnre the Following diseases, II the patient has not
700 long delayed resort tt the means oi cure:
Csss:SpHoS Of kAe ZsxSs, Cough, Sore
1Are.f asd 3ysseAjjS, Zi,er Corr
@Su.f, RiS6 ard BIsedisg
]3Aes, .AskAaa, NzO0pisg
Cos1A, DieIAey6s. &c.
A medical expert. holding honorable collegiate
diplomas, devotes hrs entire time to The examina-
lion o. pat.euts 1.-THE once pariors. Associated
with him are three consulting physicians OF &C.
know lodged eminence whose services given
70 the public FREE OF CHARGE.
This opportunity 10 Oaersd by no other institu.
ton in the country.
Letters from any part Of the country, asking
asis &C, will be promptly and srat4itousy respond
81 TO- Whers convesiens, remittances should
DRAFTS on POsT-oFFICE ORDERS.
Price OF Wtshartb American Dyspepsia Pills
d box. Ssnt BY mail on receipt Of price,
Price Of Wlsher's Pine Tree Tar Cordial Al 50
. hottie, or I'll per doSen. Sent BY express.
Al co0DuntoasiOns sA0ald be addressed.
L. Q. 2. wJsHART, n D.,
No. - 10sA ooae4d 1essst,
~ 111lsdsl9aia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

WebbeTs cebiset shop in Poushkeepsie,
\. r., Va burned Sunday morning. Three
horses were burned 70 deatA, and . man Is
years Of age, sleeping II ~ Bsas shop, W.
suGbeated b u enohe,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

The following named officers were
installed in Mt. Desert Loi &c No. l4O,
Of +. aud A. NJ. at Mt. Desert on We'd
nesday evening the 26th inst. by p. II.
L. II. SOmes assisted by Il. L. Somes
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P. II. W.

FRIEND SAwYER:-
| forward You for publication the
names OF such persons residents of the
town of Orland, as are 80 years and
UPWARDS:
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Look Here.

LOOK mere. boIy ei-c, 1nen You can
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or ~ cent, per hour Ior your spare time from
other business. READER vii Dit YOU out wh
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dress GEO ;. MELLEN, Lewiston Maine
SGwe charge the loo to Keep Thousands from
sendiay wh" don't mean business bat rather Work
ont and be bossed rouad special sw-5
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST.

Pnblishes sermons, Serial Story for the Fani.
Y, new Ghiidren's Story every week, Chats with
the Little Folks. Editorials by he best Me he'd
writers and others, Foreign and Domestic Corre,
pondence, full Departments Of Religious amt
secular Intelligence 10 short, whatever goes to
make CON piete Family Paper. Price, 2 80 year
iiherai premiams TO canvassers, Yearly subscrip
tons commence ut any time. For specimen,
close two cent stamp to
THE METHODIST, ll4 Nassau st., \. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

After the Installation ceremonies the
Graft with their ladies and friends
gathered At the house Of Brother d
Somss where they partake Of an excel
lent supper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10
SAVAGES URSINA,

10 an excellent article ~
graduated Virginia, where
ever introduced It is u.
versalIy admired itu t
up In handsome mu.au
on NeeTschaum Pipes Ae
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VOLUME Is.
New Advertisements
Notice.

Persens having demands against the Cir II
are requested 10 present the same TO the hal
Committee To be Examined and Audited Aoee
y. y. DAVIS,
MA. JOY, Finance
GEO. CUNNINGHAM Committee
Ellsworth Feb. 9Th 1870 =,
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the desired Information. sent free for stamp.
Address MRS. G. HENRY, Hanover, Pa.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

When Dickey'. case is disposed %.
some stirring times over 'inve-tigaiion."
Frauds and corruption do exist. There
is = fixed determination 10 root them
ont. Peep
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

This Is no Humbug.
u Y sending IS cts, with age, height color OF cyes
Oand hair you will receive, by return mail a
rect picture of youi future husband or wife, with
name and date of marriage. ADDRESS w. FOX,
7. .. Drawer 40 "a, Fultonvlle y. y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-22
The Blood i'm Summer.

The blood deteTiOrateS in hot weather.
ProfuSe pespiratiOn deprives 1t Of a portion
OF its nourishiug and reproductive proper
ties. Consequently, in Summer the flesh
loses in some degree, its flrmncs,, the mus
cles lack their usual elasticity and yigor.
and the weight Of the body diminishe..
These are clear indications that tn Ordi-
nary supply Of the DEMONSTRATING Princi-
pie afforded by the food We eat, i not -uf-
iicicnt to meet the requirements Of tine sy~-
tenn under high temperature. There is
another reason for this. besides the direct
influence Of the heat, viz: TIA" lO-S oiappp-
lite and IN" weakening ~ tho digestive
powers which IL occasions. Under ths~r
circumstances a wholesome iuylgUrani -
evidently needed, and the bot and safest
j. H0-tcti"TS stomach Bit'crS. This aini-
Table vegetable tonic and Alternative. acts
favOraby upon the system in several ways.
II increases TIA" app"tit" and facilitates di-
g.NtiOn, thereby Incliuing tho stomach Ia
receive and enabling II t. G~~imilatD due
amount Of nOuriShmcnt. II al~D tones tho
relaxed ~rcretivc organs aud IN" bowels.
Under it, operation IN" process 0f pInarii-
tinn, Occ.siuned by tho drain through n"
pores. j. arrested. the whole frame refreshed
and imyigpratr,l. and the spirits eEh!lar:i-
tsd. The dyspcptic, the bilious, IN" merry
Gus the debilitatesl. scarcely ne,-i To H. told
that IL l. precisely the sthnulant and cor
rectiye they ought tD TAX" at thls. s'tspn.
Thousands OF them know The fact by DN-
UpTirncr Nothing In the pharmacDBa.ia
,or out Of 81 Will supply H. placr-lraSt Of
all the trTshy hcGi JtpVrIHy which ~Omc un-
SrrupulUu> dralearS would b. glad. fpr The
BENEFIT ~ their own pockets, 10 p-ridlr Oui
In it, stead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-22
Negotiation Of the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Loan in Europe-In-
teresting Financial Facts.

The entire loan OF ENDlOpO in ster-
ling bonds, lately pat upon the London
market through Messrz Barring Bro x
Co. bv the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, we learn, was promptly
taken in a single day. The bonds are
6r goo each, bearing interest from
September |, 1870 at the rate Of 3 per
cent, PAYABLE by halfyearly dividend
warrants. in London. The principal Is
re,ieernable March / lS95, and sink
Ing fund Of , per cent per annum, with
interest accruing from accumulations, Is
t. he applied annually TO buyiBg UP tie
bonds. Knot above par but should the
price be above par, the amount l. TO be
invested in other securities for account
OF the sinking fund -Bal'im0re .S,0s,