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xEs1esArrox OF SECRETARY FISH.
Reception of Indian Chiefs.

,,- 81, -, Reception of Indian Chiefs.
WASHINGTON, June "A domestic mis-
sionary collection was taken up on Sunday
in the churches for the Pittston sufferers
At the annual Unitarian festival in Bos
ton, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was among
the orators for the occasion. rasph orf
The disaffected Republicans Of New
York will serenade Horace Greeley on hi!
return.
THE Indian chiefs had reception at tn,
Cooper Institute, in New York. They
said that the promises from Washington
were all lies. .....r =
The railroad and car factory at New AL
bany, Indiana, has been burned. Loss
A gang of youths stoned Chinamanr to
death ON Fourth street, in San Francisco
There was no interference from the dozens
of bystanders.
f,Aspecial says the President has accept
ed Fish's resignation, and that Edward
Pierpont will succeed him, The change
involves total change i'll the administra-
tion policy toward Cuba.
There is no turbulence now, and the
white men are working unmolested. ,l1
. New YORK, June Phillip g. Van
RENSSELAER, died of apoplexy to-day, aged
IS years.
ii, The Insurance Convention adjourned
TO the 18th of October. ,a ...i-..
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Father O'Neil, OF
this city, and Bishop Wood, of Philadel-
phia,. were thrown from a buggy to-day
and badly injured about the head. er7E
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Two boys
have died from the effects of the fire-damp
explosion at Minersyille, Ashland, Penn
sylvania. x,.,r
The gas explosion at the Locust Mines
killed one person and hurt five, some OF
them fatally.
:. KANSAS CITY. June 2.-Mace appeared
in the ring. to-day, but Coburn failing to
appear the referee, Hollywood, decided
that Mace was winner of the stakes.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "A mob of
strikers drove the workmen off from about
adozen mines, Including some of the most
productive in California. ri.r-l .5rsq -
At Mendocino the mob notified the Chi
-nese to leave within ten days on peril OF
their lives. a,f wra e'5 o. Ers ,..|f
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
FROM
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
M PLEASE
Please Read the Following Letter
From n Reliable Druepist2


..f,fao MOUNT yERKoN. ILL. April q. 1Sl1.
MEssRs. J. N. d H1RRIs i Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio:
Gentlemen-I heard one OF my customers speak IN
such high of Aliens Lung Balsam to-day, that
ment He says his mother, who is now sixty years of
age has suffered with consumption for several years.
and has been under the care of all our best physicians
but never received auy permanent benefit; then she
that could be procured for her, but all to no
She still grew worse, until she confined TO her bed
and when she seized with paroxysm OF coughing
she would lose the power of RESPIRATION ana they wer
compelled various to restore breath
ing and while she coughed so hard she could not
pectordte anything and the family and friends had
given up all hopes Of her recovery. Her SON noticed
the advertisement Of Aliens Lung Balsam IN the
Christian ADVOCATE and they thought they wond pro
cure and try It. They commen ed giving ne the Bal
sam at o'clock p. NJ, directed dose every hour
until mdnight then she took another spell OF cough
ing and expectorated mouth full Of dark yellow mat
ter, which something she had not been able to do
for time. They continued to give her the Balsam
until morning. and then she began to expecorate free
y and within two hours she had expectorased three
lief and since that time she has continued to mpove
She now sits all day. and can walk about the house
and take considerable outdoor exercise, Her SON
intending Il very highly 70 every one
HTlF sssT ssf ba1 ss
th1s EfEN if.EfsNS IrN BALsAM is without d0ubs hs
best expectorant remedy ever offered TO the afflicted
public It contains no opium in any FORM and its use
Is harmless to the most delicate. = z : p tatsA
a. Dr'G'o9s sf'ITnPsSlRyI T9PsRyIs s1sa co. sSttf opretor
tTuITfr 8Ifffff<, ~ = Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOR SALE BIZ Ali MEDICINE DEALERS
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.NTfMarshaI's Sale. II

DY VIRTUE OFzAN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
I'D from the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Eastefu District of Tennessee ut its January Term,
i6I x me directed viii sen at the court house door
in the CITY Of Kno xyie. fprcash in hand the 5th
day Of July 1S all the right title claim and interest
that Charles Gibson has in and to house and iot
in hetoWn Of Athens. county Of MeMinn. Tennessee
known ip the plan OF Sald town as lot NO. bounded
let now occupied By J. Helm The said property 50
to be sold Is known as the Ba kwe property, and
cupied at present by said Gibson sal lot contains
about ono quarter Of acre. said property Is sed 70
satisfy a judomeut that BantE * Bovine obtained
against the said Gibson the 30h Of May 1857 in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Tennestee..asi doE zseS. p. EVANS.
June 8, 1e7l-dltw3t fr.. " u, S. Marshal
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Thirty two thousand dollars IN Personal Property,
shares of from one to four thousand dollars.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
Vol. XVII. Whole No. SIT. No. IS.

questions | continually revolved in my
mind. The girl at the cottage denied
having been out--had been seen by no
one, either to go out or in. No such
person had been seen by the men at
the shore, or at the house.
We rowed for the sloop, which was
reached in few moments; a brisk
breeze had sprung up. There was no
fog; the atmosphere was unusually clear,
aud as we sailed away looked back and
saw the windows of the fisherman's cot
shining in the sun, and could mark the
identical spot where stood the phantom,
if such it was. Years have passed since
then, but the picture is as clear in my
mind as it was that morning
1t may have been what Victor Hugo,
in his .Toilcrs o: the Sea- characterizes
as q phantom creation that ascends and
descends to walk beside us in the dim
twilight. composed of human conscious
ness, partly OF something else; quits
himself and returns again after present
ing himself Tor a moment to our inward
sight
Whatever it might be, it ranks among
the 'unaccountable doiugs, explained BY
philosophers, each according to his own
pet theory, but disposed OF by skeptics
as 'hallucinations.'
Contrary to the usual belief which
makes ghostly appearance the prelude
10 some great disaster, no calamity be-
tel either myself or any Of the family on
the island. The Young woman lived
married and moved away, and, for ought
! know. is living still.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
})ostrp.


once ul'or midnight ,lreary. va. snoring. weak
tren big four poster beside my chamber door.
'"'''thas - he.Th "ske.tcr," Il was singing in
Saih J, you wretch, You mean man n-eatcr why did
=, you come IN through my door,
y" "S - asaih ana let me sleep. 20 back again and
on hearing this the "skee,cr- which had been
IN WIN great animation. Let kiss him for
ne Mother Immediately slid OF into melanrholy
minor, commencing and ending with Mere more,
Murc more '''
Al distinctly LJememtcr. it was the first day Of
september ' ~
on. how wished !, wa. n.-e,tc, H., :, ,.,,,.,
irceze the plaguy bore.
s,shei The morrow for my heart was I'LL
And was oeroome with horror bor,,r NJ ,b,,
Thai hunsry, gannt. blood-sucking. pcsky. bling.
which bites and sings f.revcrrnore
] triest t. pray. when through the clothes tn.
-keoter bit me nv Toe
A'sed, q VI upon my nose bounded out upon
Wretch. cried the Druc. hath lent the. ce-,,,n,
'oli Nick hath sent thee
"''tn'. tc~pte and nepenthe-in my rage my hair
iranic@ All, tired to hit ii and am afraid sworr
which Niil do ah ncvcrmore.
sAcetef laid J. thing Of evil. why the ,ieuo.
went you to- civil
Come r. ogt, act devently and let me shu, the
Bus the sAecter~ stil unsiaunted stuck a. ifitxs
enchanted " va
In my room now horror haunted and conla no,
shut the door
II hew and ht upon bod post jus, beside nv cham
lrcr door - ~
Flew and H. and nothing more
All at once the air grew dcn-er pcrfame,l from an
unseen ccuscr
Owned hy Internal pole cat t,rowlinv r,,nna th.
outside door.
Then felt mysolf grow stronger. he-iiating now
no longer.
with one hand grabbed boo, lack the larup
within the other bore
And raised the deadly s,anon rrouod ,nx teeth
snd taaslly sworr
j salt his hash foToyerInore
But The -aooier never dating s,n kept ,iliins.
ou that thek and heavy cslpost iust l,.,.le nv
chamber door ~
And IL ewes had ali the seeming Of demon. tha,
J. dreaming
And the iamllg eT il str, aiming threw ,s shad
the hoor
Then hurried The heavy boo; ;-isck-
Kind reader just here our uau-e has l--en l-o,,h,
Tuas4t 70 The ground 10y wife opening a dor
and eSolsiming 1 wani some WOOD We ar, m,
unfortunate posse--or Of = woman who doc. NOT
brliese IN sptting wood bringing water and doing
tundrN other duncstlc "'chor~s~ which undou l..-i
y hclnng toihc duiics Of th- daughter. of Mother
i've Tins readers u eXcce.ing UNHAPPY We arr
IN iacf. another remarkable eraruulr %; N. t,Dtb
ia!nc-r o ihe Byrunic theory ihA; grrAi genius and
gFcai unhAppiness, always go hand IN hand
To tho-c who would knou fnor- Of the fate Of
Thai >keei ssn say that the lat We saw OF H. ),
va. s"ing through The door arrayed IN only
suIi q clothes wfh the boo; jArk sticking ont 81
the ooai-tail pocket. and vas singing III had but
athousanda year
oREDiAH Y. Jo>Es.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
From Sea to Sea.

The following ringing lines are from Joa-
quin Miller's poem. From Sea To Sea
in Scribner's for November:
shake hAa4si he. hands IN haste 10 the s-a
where the snn comes in, and mount with me
The matches >toed Of the strong New world
4. ho champs and chafes with a strength unit old
And sway t. hs West, where the waves arc
'es. .as' ~a''- PAINS TO the -.--p-. OF gold
girth Of bras. and breast of steel
breath Of are and flaming name
An iron hoof and = steel clad heel
\ Mexican BIZ and massive chain
We'll tfied aud wrought IN iron Feia.
AID away away with 4 shout and yell
Thai had stricken = sion Of Old wiih ie.r
ih.i had started the dead In their gray.- whlcre
And startled The damned In Hades : w-ll.
Stand gpi stand out where the wind comes in
Ahd The wealth of the seas pour over you.
A. its health foods up to the face like wine
And breath blow. up from The Delewar-
And the susquehannA. We icel the might
~ Afmses In u, and blood leaps through
The frame with fresh and a keen delight
As The AlieghAnies have kissed the hair.
\ ith Kiss blown far through the ru IN and din
II, the Chestnut bars and through boughs Of pine.
% seas in a lAnii OF iakes Of ninet
By the love bear and the songs bring
De Eiad with me LII yoar waves and sing
A song in the reeds that surround your Isles
\ song of Joy for this sun that smiles,
fot thus land lore ami this age and sign:
For the peace that Is and the peril. passed
for the hope thai Is and the rest AZ lasIi
. heart Of the worlds hearti West my Vest
Look upt look outi There nclis Of kine,
here are clover neids that are rel wine;
And world os kline in the fields take rest
And ruminaie In the shade of trees
Thai arc hate with blossoms or brown with bees.
A rush of riyers and . brush of trees.
And q breath blown far from Msxicas seas,
And over the greai heArt-yein OF ssrthi
......-..-B BY the south sun land OF the Cherokee,
by the scalp lodge Of the tall Pawnee,
And up the La Platte. What a weary dearih
OF The homes of mcu What q wild delight
Of space of roomi What q sense of seas.
W here the are not What . salt-ike breeze
THAT dust and taste OF quick alkahi
........ Then hills green. brown, then black like
night,
All ferce and defiant again 81 the skyi
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

made face which I thought would
betray me-
The bride burst out crying.
And you bribed my maid; and laid
plot with a common gypsy to de-
ceive me, and nearly frightened me to
death and were laughing at me all the
time-Ohv she sobbed.
AIS fair in love- said Wilson,
shcepishly.
1t was unworthy of you she contin-
ued you have married me under false
pretenses. | shall never feel the same
toward you; l will never forgive you,
never
But SIC slsd
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
#isftllanfons. g
Odds and Ends.

Odds and Ends.
How to get along-walk.
A tale Of misery-the cocktail.
An attached couple-oyster-shells,
a key to the Darwinian theory Mon
key.
Can a ship with two owners be called
partnership.
A tea-totaller-the man who drinks
nothing but tea.
Maxim-Give girl bat and most
likely it'll bawl.
"The fools revenge"-on wit-rather
far-fetched, ehT'
Call spade, spade. Yet you may
call stockings, hoes.
Some tailors would make capital dra-
goons, they charge SO.
Some husbands, though anything but
sharp, are awfully shrewed.
The sting of the bee carries conviction
with it. 1t makes man bee-leaver at
snce.
An old farmers description Of q point
less preac her: "A good man, likely,
but he rakes with teeth up
In the Intoxicating cup discomfort
seeks for courage, bashfulness for con-
fdence, and they all find ruin.
Why is q minister near the end of his
sermon like ragged urchin? Because
he's toward (tOr'd) his close CLOTHES.
The mere lapse of years is not life.
Love, knowledge, truth, beauty, good
ness, faith, alone can give vitality TO the
mechanism of existence.
One ought every day, says Goethe at
least to hear little song. read Q good
poem, see fine picture, aud. II 1t De
possible, to speak few reasonable
words.
Mamma, can door speak," Seer
tainly not my dear" Then why did
vOu tell Annie, this morning, TO answer
the doorr' "lt is time for you to go to
school, my dear.
Lowell thus exquisitely draws lea
son from the footprints and rain spots
of the sandstone; Perhaps II was only
because the ripple and the raindrop and
the bird were not thinking ct themselves
that they had such luck. The chances
of immortality depend very much on
hal
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

The following changes In real estate
have taken place in Mariaville the present
season: Mr. Merrill has bought the home
stead Of J. J. Carr; J. J. Carr the home
stead Of Harvey Moore; Serene Jelison
the homestead of Luther Jordan. Mr..
Jordan has moved to Ellsworth. = Crosby
has bought the homestead of Isaac Moore.
Mr. Moore has moved to Bangor. David
Frost has sold to Richard Orcutt, and
moved to Aroostook. Eben Kelliher has
bought the house of r. Orcutt; S. Bum
pus the homestead Of VIM. Hepworth, who
has moved to Eddington.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
Defy Competition
Positively without Pain
CITY HOTEL.

Hiit suts~rTfA-r h~@ sssrss
] Gated by DEO. W. HALE, known the Eli-
sw orth House. and has refftrd and rcfuruished 1t
throughout 20 Transforming that II deserve 4 new
name. and he has therefore chrsten.f 70 the CITY
HOTEL. by strie; attention TO business with
aor ommodatinE " att r. and clerks. and with the
Old and experienced ho.tl~r 80 long a nxturc to
ihe stable, IL take care of that department. he
hopes Ia meet and to q good char, OF
public patronage. No pains will be spared to
make this House a fAvofIte with the travelling
pubiic.
So Every room IN the house Is neatly painted
cArpettcd and furnished.
a.. ". DAGLEY, Proprietor.
Oct. isth ls7D. 4lu
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
the sunken lodges that lie near, and
the steady dip Of the oars as the men
pulled for the beach.

The restless surge round sunken lodges moaning
sounds it, hoarse chime across the midnight sea
With mournful voice its ancient plant ntening
From all eternity.
Beyond the dark hills cast their mighty shadows
Der wooded isle and still noonhghted bay
Wrath like the mists rise from the lonely
meadows