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Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

In the Supreme Judicial Court in Bel
last on Satu rday, notice was taken OF the
death Of Hon. Woodbury. Davis. Hon.
Nehemiah Abbott addressed the court in
eulogy of the deceased and offered resolu-
lions suitably noticing the event He was
followed BY Hon. A. G. Jewett in remarks
reviewing the public life Of Judge Davis.
Judge Kent responded in an eloquent trib
ute to the memory Of his former associate.
ana ordered the resolutions to be entered
upon the records.
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The latest version Of very old story
rs the following. 1t is recommended As 4
consolation to brokers '.whO were ruined
by the Chicago fire. =
III. ILL .s .t ue COW With the crumpled horn
Ah~ waxed' Mrs.. Leary out in the harm
On Dckoven street, in CHICAGO:
I1,H nas ~ kicsed the ianP, with ons fell blow,
Into ne hay, and emitted dow
Ihas damaged he prospects of broker.
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Bakers Orange Grove Bitters

for Irregularities Of the digestive Organs .
tramp ~ tnitc. or psips IN the >tom srh or Row
~, hsN VIII invariably give relief They viii he
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-ne Indianapolis Journal describes
General Frank Blair as = sort m chasn
Jack who bowls out his penny wsres over
the Sbot-board OF his cait md II resf,v IN
raise laugh or quarrel with any one 70
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InNtAp>. p.
fNt'.EtTipN.
ih' emigration returns 20 lirrJ"ol fnr
''''''''r -'l"N a i"'A' - J I - fpr the Hi-
tcsi State
THt' Nt.p an.
IL" Mansion House funI tor thirasrn
am 'nnt- tu tl..~Usp
~lr>IIiI' TVrtp.slpN.
The British expedition n,r The nL..r,a-
u"u # The total .yiii> III ihr .un ,hr ilth
of December. ha- arrived .. Nalf.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

This superb Hair Dye is the be.t In tn. world
perfectly harmless. reliabic anil in nstantancous
ho disappointment, ridiculous tints or lisa.
kFfeanie pfof. Tho genuine VIM. A. Batrheiur's
Hair Dye produces naa~Atas~Iy a spirn,ild
BLACK OF natural Brown, lsAvcs the hair clean
sor beautiful, dccs not contain a particle oI lead
or any injurious compound. sold by all druggists
FACTORY. spIyto ls Bo>D STREET NY
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

pa" Republicans Of Rochester. y Y
have nominated the well-kuown -olnrrd
orator, Fr"i Douglas tor the New lnrA
legislature
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

Mr.. Thomas b. Emery, deputy custom
house collector Of Belfast, died suddenly
Tuesday morning.
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spttial Notiees. J!
Change Of Business.

A IT. accounts must u .ettl.i with Aiken 4 Co
n ~ thr itt q livrrmh~T Accounts NOT act.
ilyl = t-In mat ;mT Wit Be colies-ts.t bv a Inv.
7~r W. rGcan THIS a "a .AAll acct Accordingly
Com" ani s-f'lc II you -.sh to .avc expep,r
bon VAT ioE nsorr GuaS.
eitws ARhHN a 90
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Sc kcnnc'~ Pain killing
NJ At.IC OIL.
Works Ike Charm"

Il t. rleAn .Afe and Ieiieiou. - U.S.. and II YOU
us" t faithfully IL will de- yes coed.
DIRECTIONS earh bottle. Buy il u the Drug
-, "r Merchant whcyr you trade. II they have
not s't II un hand they will -end fnr t. your re-
quest and sell yuu t.eauine Renar's Pain- 4 III.
ing Magic on, At tho Manufacturers lowest price
~ retail.
ss~~oiI by Drusg irts, Merchants and t.roc.rs
xs-lt - put up IN thTcc siEss and cails-l Trial
Sac Medium size aad Large Family size
b.tfra
WI. KE>>E, ~oie Proprietor & Manufacture
imntt.p no "PfrrsYiELp. MASS.
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GRAND BALL.

TrhkEE Viii be a Grand Rail- and Turkey
l. supper ~ fremont Hall, West Gould sboro
pu Thank giving NtEhg. Tho best Of Music hA4
hccH .aEaxrl inr thr oceas,on See ADVERTISE
mrut IN next Issue. iwl5
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
the AMERICAN WASHER f.
PRICE. $3.50.
me American W asher sas~s Non~,
Time, And Drudx~r,
The Fatigue Of Washing Day no Longer Dreaded
but Economy, Efficiency, and Clean

IN calling pnblic attention to thi. little machine
lew of the Invaluable qualities, mot pos sc seed
oF any other washing macaine vet invented 4 Ar,
here enumerated
IL Is the smallest, most compact most portable
most simple ia construction. most easily opera
ted. 4 child ten years Oil, with a few baur.'
practice, can thoroughly comprehend and effect
ualIy use Il. There is no adjusting no screws 10
annoy, no delay IN adapting Ii j. always ready
Tor use IL Is a perfect Httlc wonder II is a
MN Aturc giant, doing more work and of a better
qual ty, than the me-t elaborate and costly lBu,.
hz!f of the labor fIliy saved by it, usa 4 mi
the clothes will lasi one half longer than hy N.
old plan OF the rub board. II VIII wash the larg-
c.: blanket Three shirts At time aa.hiny
thoroughly In word, the abiurion of auv fab
ric, from aqult TO lace curtain or cambrlc hant
9crrnief, are equally within the capacity of h, /.
LITTLE GEM II can be fastened To cny tuf,
and taken OF at will.
No matter how deep rooted a prejudice NAV eS.
isi against Washing Machines the moment thl-
HttIe machine = seen to perform It's wonIers all
doubts OF It's efficacy and utility are bani.h-i An
sue doubtor and detractor at once become M
iast friends of the machine.
we nave testimonials without enti setting forth
~ numerous advantages over all others. and
rom hundreds who have thrown aside the an
wie'dy. useless machines, which have signaltv
iailcd To accomplish the object prom sed 10 prom.
inehi ana loud sounding advert ,eIncnts
~ IS as perfect for washing a. a Vrtnzer j. tor
~rlhglhs The price, another paramount induce.
mcnt TO purchasers, has been placed 40 low that
II Is within the reach Of every housekeeper and
mere is no article Of domestic economy that wtlI
redaY the small investment so soon
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Aep = advertisements.
Notice.

n \ >fpfFpRD, : q Haskell. Marx u Luf
VI kin. ueorgr TpimAn seth Webb Monroe
Young u q. ". Dodge, " g. sargent and aftv
others. vii peition The NEXT Legislature t. be A.
eorpnratcl Tor the purpose OF establishing q Inc
oi teacsrApi. from the town of Deer isie via Seslg
vieA. Bla+hlll and surry, t. Ellsworth
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Notice.

frtiE uaslsrsigued hereby give nnitor tha, they
viii petition tho next Legislature af thr
state OF Maine tor the rixai crrrt ant rnais
tain dam scrpSs the salt Pond. called at
saals pn'at 90 the town OF BiuehiH between the
fslls and Alien Nils. In said town.
GRANVILLE 4. CIipT
DANIEL O. TliT RNTDN,
WILLIAM A. FRIEND
HIRAM BoaDE>.
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INV YORK. Nov. :.
TIiE WEATHER.
Weather clear and cold. wind north
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A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure and
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-31
Our New York Dispatches,

NEW YoRK, Aug. 30. - The victim Of
RoSGGz Seis' S trea, neut he's been identiti d -
Figa ROsenzweg, TicGe of Rosen2weig. He
sin deniof his gait, and says that his nj, c
sailed for Europe four years ago,
The steamship Manhattan, rom Charleston,
d "a ct this port early LIST evening, and was
order d II the lover bay by quarantine officlf's.
The passengers will not be permitted to come up
20 the city until i. day or Saturday.
Great damage was done at Big Flats, Chemung
cotuiy, Saturday,, by a wh"lN nd Several
persons were injur d. ba. rs destroyed and not a
tree left standing in the track of the whirlwind.
A moaning paper states that members of one
of the first pet houses in this city, aft CO -
fully examining the court house carpets, for
witch $4,000 hP been paid, would be glad to
take contract to fu aish the entire building
for 900.
The specie shipments f. day were St46,0 900.
A dispatch from Feinandiua, Fla, tins MOI IL
ing stat 5 that Capt l.. H. Partridge, of the
steafHer City Of Houston, is crazy, and that he
attcm pied TO commit suicide this mo; ling.
Thomas j. Fills, agent of the New York board
nj undel Hlitefs, and his doctor &c watching
him.
The offerings Of bonds to the COVE iment to-
day amounted to 1891 400, at liz 4l-lOoa
tt2 S9-100.
DR.. Perry and Madame Van Buskirk, charged
:th having Caus the death of Aus Ista llm "
Post by performing an abortion upon her, were
arrested this afternoon and held TO await the
coroner $ inquest 10th deny their sJht The
deceased lived in SomerS lie, n. j., and was S
due by James Derby of Plf infeld, N. j., who
Is married.
The body found in a t. INK at the Hudson
river railroad depot, Saturday, was positively
identified TO lay as that of Miss ice Bowles,
of Paterson, n. J., both DIR. Kinney, family
physician, and dentist who bad done much
work for her, agreeing in the Identification,
Miss Bowles left the house of her aunt in New
ark; Wednesday last, to visit this city and r.
til. / in tile evening to Paterson. She has not
been seen give by her friends since. She was
five months advanced IN pre- fancy, which her
family knew but were not aware that she intend
d visiting an abortionist. The physicians and
family desire to keep the previous history of the
cfse from the public, but the coroner VIII de-
maud fun exposition. Jane johnson, arrest 1
rs SCI yant in doctor Rosenzweig house,
says She is patient and expects soon to be con-
fin /. Rosenzweig is becoming a'G IN 4. He
is aware OF the mass Of testimony accumula'
ing, and it is thought he may yet give the d
tails Of the teri bile story. 1t is supposed that
the fatal operation was performed on the woman
w lnesdat, and that she died Fl. day night.
A handkerchief, mark d "a. A. Bowles," the
fame OF the ctim of abortion, has been found
in the residence of DR.. ROsenzweig.
George Somii1ers. who lately stole watch
in street car in this city from Mr.. Baines Ash
land, and fired three shots from revolver at q
woman who captured him, YVES lay retui lcl
t. Clinton state PRISON, frou2 which he eScape0
August Sth, having four and hal years &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-31
Political.
LoU1s1AxA-rRoupLE IN NEW ORLEANS.

LOUlSIANA-TRoUBLEI IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-CJy. Yarmouth
on Tuesday issu an order suspending George
Il. BovCe, secretP' y of state, and appointing +,
j. Hei ron, formerly Unit d Sta,es marsha', n
discharge the duties of the office until the les is
la,lre'F is upon tile subject, Boyee, refusing
to surrender the office, Yves forcibly elected by
the metropolitan police, and Heron placed in
possession.
While Bovee was being ousted from his office,
a still more dsgracefrl scene being enacted at
the city hall.
In discussing measure Administrator De
Gssize, color 1, pr, luCed a certificate for 1000
shares of 800 each. of stock issued - John
/ lockwood and endOrs | by him, which De
Lass'y3 he had sven him TO s cure his vote for
the measure. Mayor Flanders stat'd that evei 7
member of the council had been approach |.
He he seen 100000 worth of the stock offered
to one OF them. Administrat n Walton stat
that he had b IN offer n sum, which would
make him Independent for FIFE, to support the
meG sure. The impression prevails that it WI
pass.
vIRGINIA-CoNsERvAT CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 30.-In the conse, !atve
convention, Gen. Jubal Early d elm; d to SCI We
on the business committee for the reason that
he was not in sympathy With the progressive
split of the majority of the convention. Ad
jouil ] until tomorrow.
neutrality-suspicious. CONVENTION.
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 30.-The republican
state convention met TO day. The day was o..
cupid in making speeches.
ISCONSIN-REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
MADISON, Aug. 3O.-The republican stat
convention met here :, lay, and nominal Mr..
Washbuin for govoi nor by 1856 to Smiths 10S.
One of the resolutions called upon persons
lat ly in rebellion in the south to take bold
stand for law and order, and cooperate with the
republican party in its efforts to advance the
prosperity of the whole count 7,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-31
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30-Commissioner
Douglas II day issu"l a Circular to revenue
officers, eDjoning aNigorOus and impartial en-
forcement Of the law, and courteous and patient
treatment of taxpayers. He also dr. Its cor
dial and efficient co operation among al officers
of the revenue SCI vice, and wal Is them agrinst
engaging in the pros cution of any clf ms
against the government, pen"'ties for which are
vel : severe.
Postage on prepaid lett rs tween the United
States and C,rmany, VIA Bremen and Ham
burg, viii be reduced October rom seven to
six cents per half ounce.
THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
en-. Gibbon, commanding at Da'5Ota, denies
the repol. that the Sioux are coneTegating for
the purpose of making a raid on the settle
ments. He says he has trc Dps enough to pro-
tect the frontier, and no iIrthcr trouble nerd be
apprehend L. Nine hund" / Cleyennes ar
rived at the agency for that tI.be August 18th,
and agent Darlington Wi IS that he had never
known the II be > be n better sp, It's or more
peaceably dispos d.
CLAIMS AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN.
The following circulPr was issu / to- lay from
the depa tment of state: "Claiman' who have
not already filed, in the department of state,
their claims against Great B. tain gov ing out
OF the acts committed by several vessels which
have given Use TO the claims generally known
as the Alabama claims, are requested 70 do so
into account in presenting the aggregf claims
of the United States to be brought be, ore the
tribunal of arbitration, which is to meet in
Geneva in the month of December next. 1t
Will not be necessary for claimants who have al
ready filed their claims, sustained by their
proofs, to take any st5ps nnder this notice, I'M
less they may have additional proof papers al
ready.
Claimants must prepare for themselves proof
OF their claims. This department will on APP
plication, forward o claimants copy of the
treaty and circular, show ne the form of proof
that is Gdvi5 ID by the dcpa, .ment, in the alb
sence of en rules by the tribunal which will
pass on the same"
The department else issues n similar notice
respecting all claims of citizens of the United
States against England other than the Alabama
claims, and which are TO be adiudicated at
Washington, requesting claimants to send
forthwith to Robert S. Hale, agent of the United
States, under the treaty at Washington, state
ment Of their claims with the necessary evil
dence and specifications. Further proofs may
however, be 6l-l subsequently. 1t is expected
that the commission will meet in September.
The Turin Gazette states that Garibaldi has
recovered from his illness, and repose alone is
necessary for complete restoration of his health
At Kingston, Jamaica, shock of earthquake
was felt on the 2lst, but no damage was done