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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

"Johnspu'- Anodyne Liniment." | believe
i j. the be>i article in the world for rleuma-
isin-
IL Il horsc hss good constitution. and H.
once been good hor>e, no matter how odd ur
how much run down he may be. he can h.,
great, improved. and in many respects laa.i,.
~ good a. new. b. . liberal Use Of Sheridan >
Cavalry Condition l.. DER"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
.ARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his homestead for sale,
situated about one mile from Ellsworth village,
near the Card Stream, containing about 80 acres
OF land, land as good land there il in the
county, cuts usually about ten tons Of ha, with
o0d enough for one family, and house and barn
IN good fair order with other on buildings In like
good condition. the whole making one of the mos t
desirable residences for Mechsnic, Farmer.
10 be found in this whole section. Tn property
VIII be sold at bargain, if applied for soon.
LEVI JOY.
Ellsworth, March II, 1871. sml1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
Farm tor sale.

psl9
Owing TO my wife losing her health by paralv.i.
now offer Tor sale my farm, known a. the uarrt-
man Farm. one and one half mile. IRON, m.
Robinson House. Bucks port Village said farm
contains rs acres, cut - toss OF hay last wear
can all be cut with machine. Has two Barns
one 1, the other years old, has a small cellar
dug and stoned. two good wells and a never fail.
ing spring Of water is well fenced with ceuar.
and stone wall; there Is enclosed, with a fence
feet high. about fourteen acres OF The above
known n the Mountain View Trottibg Park
this Is one OF the best half mile tracks in Maine
and all the land, except the track, l. under hne
culuv alton. This farm can he bought with or
without tire Park, at he option oil the purchas err
Farming Tools and stock can be bought with The
farm II wanted Parties wishing to purchase
Will do well to call and this farm tor /, will b.
sold al ba gain and on easy terms. For further
inflammation inquire the owner al Bucksport
'iiase. IVORY GRANT.
tbs
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Black -ilkS.

Good a--urtmcu, from two to lyc ,iall,r. per
yard tp"clsl hatgain ia SIX. at - -. Ja-i
the ihiug tor nc" suits.
Is .t.k ,ni " nir. Al nfhsr NER FlAIi> yCry
dvstrahie TO- spfUs sHt's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
For. sale,

Fishing Schooner GOLDEN EAGLE, Il 2O-l0o
tons New Measurement Good Cables and An
chors. Sails will run the present season.
The above schooner y nov lying at Owls He ad,
and will be sold low TO close an account.
Inquire Of Capt. Freeman Smith at Owls Head
or Of A. J. Bird, Rockland.
3Wl6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

WIN trAE, huw made IA Isn fuur. w4ln. 10
YIN Drugs. Particular. 1911. !. sA.r. ,rrm.
Nt4l. totsH-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

The virtue, OF simple Tea IS a Hair Tonic and
frc~erver have long been known but no atiem pt.
have been made Ia extract the OIL scientifically
ny process peculiar to this preparation the e.-
scntai oil 81 the tea plant has beeu added To
o'her vegetable extracts, and an unequatcd Tot
let Article for the Hair Is the resu,t IL IL
peciaIly useful to prevent the hair from falling
ou' or growing tlttn. AMI Is a wash for the scaIp
t. stimulate the hair bulbs and prevcI tho graan.
al decay and los OF color Ia the structure OF the
hair tubes. Price - %. DIR. kENNEDY TO
Warren street. RoNhury, Mass.
iy eovI3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

DHl -iCAL ENHAU >TiON AID the whole
j sexual Science 10 man amt woman. send
stamp Tor Pamphlet. box $3.50, Boston T.. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
Black Alpacas.

lnll assortment IN all grade. aud selling VERY
LOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
THE PLANETETTES

Wonderful Specimen Of Ncchu meal skill.
Among me many articles Of value and rertu on
exhibition AT Woods Museum Ia mechanical con.
trivance designated the Panetettes itrepresents
the solar system. and has bu, lately been completed.
under the supervision OF the inventor Professor !.
Davis me apparatus shows a burning sum-" re-
,oving on its axis; II demonstrates the elltptica
movements and the annual and diurna revdeutions
~ the primary planets, thus showing at glance the
seasons as tncy occur In nature. IL gives also he
movements OF the satellites around their primaries
and around tne sun IN their proper planes and peri
hs Altogether something IKE one hundred move.
mems OF the drerenf heavenly bodies are exhibited
MIN wohnerlnl cledrness precision ana accuracy
Inc instrument IN really marvel, and dispIaysa
wonderlui amount or patience. ingenuity and me
o -, skii combined with thorough knowledge
" the study " astroDOmv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
DEMOCRATIC DEFENCE.
Aieernou sullivan Among the Sixth Ward
Democrats.

Aieernou sullivan Among the Sixth Ward
Democrats.
meeting or the Joseph Downing Association
Centre street, was held last night, MIR Thomas
w. Casey presiding. Mr. Algernon Sullivan al
dressed the meeting nj great length. He said he
was come 10 repel the charges made against the
party which mad his attachment. He would not 70
into discussion the late amentabe occur.
rences on the l2rh 0f July Tor a discussion
o. that subject IN a mixed assembly, called for
another purpose, might raise passion instead Of
enstilg reason; but, ~ In all times past the
democratic party were In favor o. equal rights free
speech aud the right of the people 10 assemble
DelCeabiy and discuss public measures it
was true ~ july, 1871, Notwithstanding
the charges 10 the contrary that these great pin
cipes were never more thoroughly ana sincerely
champioDed than Ivy the great democratic party OF
thus city dnd our Mayor a. Oakev Hail. Theers)
In reference 10 the charges Of pecu,atIon made
peoples minds from the fou miseeds aud corrup-
ton Of the radical administration, " would be found
when the investigation shall have been fully made
that for every appropriation In respect 70 when
charges OF fraud we're banded about there legal
auditory. legal appropriation legal absolute com
pusory appropriation, and the city oillcias ala
what they were bound 10 do In respect every war
rant drawn on the city treasury. and not a dollar
OF these payments which was not TO meet appro-
priaiiOns made when the tax levy aud assessment
was ont OF the power OF tbe people Of this city AMI
taken away nv The radical Legislature OF Albany.
(CGeeTsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
TIE METHODIST MILITANTs,

The Rockville Centre Church in Court Nester-
day-The Complaint Defective-What the
Ministers Say.
Yesterday morning the case OF the trustees OF the
Rockville Centre (old Methodist church against
Rev. Mr.. Conner was called In Justice Suede
ker's Court, In Jamaica. The minister was
present with his Witnesses. The Justice informed
them that the case had been discontinued
on account Of q defect In the complaint
New orders were Issued by the Justice and the case
Is on the calendar for August ?. The action II
brought TO recover two siiyer-pated plates, two
silverpated gOblets one silver-plated pitcher and
one siver-plated baptlsmal bowl together with
damages Of 500 for wrOngfny maintaining the
articles. Rev. Mr. Conner SAYS the articles are in
possession Of the steward OF the church, and the
trustees can use them II they desire to- The organ
which It was said Mr. Kelsey spirited away is IN the
SUNDAY school, Mr.. Conner says the items pub
lished OF late had not the FIRST word OF truth IN
them No conferences were held. no hostile demon
STATIONS maze. or anything done In the way or
reaching u settlement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25

s'esmshlp Merrimack. Weir Rio JAneiro &c-w Garri-
Steamship Titan (Br. Buchanan, sdyney, CB-Interna.
tonal Coal and Railroad Co.
Steamship FrancOnia. Brags Portland-J Ames
ship SemraUlis. Gerrish, San Francisco-suton 4 Co.
ship Robert Winthrop, Powers, Cronstsdt-J Atkins
Co.
ship Annie Bingay (Br), Cam, Quebec--Boyd Hncken
ship WIN rockingham, Gordon, Quebec-Heney L Parker
Bark speran1a Nor, Niesen Gloucesterwepdt, Tetens
BockmAnn.
Bark Lav'na. Davis. Cork for orders Brett Son Co.
Bark Chief, Harding, Triesle-v II Brown 4 Co.
BARK Emma (Br), Forbes Aspinwal-J Whitney Co.
Brig Iv. Lrson. MAracsibo- Maitland, Phelps Co
Brig Curacoa tBr), LOckhart Curacao oa Foules
Big Martha. Cassidy. Savannah Bentley Miller Co.
Schr + Ward Spragne Sbulee, NS-Snow Richardson.
Schr Arthur Patterson. Southmayd
4 Rudd.
Schr Emma, Wright, Georgetown, sC-Jos Risley.
Schr Lucy Mailman, Eastport-John Boyntons Son Co.
schr Hattie Smith, Brown Newburyport-BJ Weinberg.
Schr NJ Hathaway, Cole, Boston Snow Richardson.
schr John Mettisr, Cemmens, Providence-H Jackson
AGO.
Scbr Cinderella Jones' New Haven Racket a Bro.
Sloop nifty DAYTON, New Haven Ferguson 4 Wood.
Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, Del.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia
Steamer Philadelphia, Jones. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer l. N Farchid. Trout Phiade pima.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25

sehr Fashion, Young. Bristol for New yort.
sehr Connecticut, Elwell Providence for New York.
sshr white Rock, Iaierty Portland POI for New York.
scSr Shas Gransr Harvey fros,dsees for New York.
aay ss. d d ssw
ss ehr Chew. Paul, Taunton for aoboken
schr San Juan Young Newport for New York
sloop julia Elmer, Williams Cow Bay FOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
Sesmshin Francona. Bragg New York for Portland .
schr Geo crosSy Ronsoas for
Schr sarah Laverne Aysrl South Amboy for New Maven
Landing.
schr New keguus Halock Port johnson for New Haven
schr Eliza Hamilton. Cole New York for Providence.
field OF
sear Geo Brown, Geaney. EIizsbethpor for Bridgeport
sehr Breeze, Bartlett, Trenton for Hartford.
Bo New 9ops FOR G Poan
schr Barrett. Allen. Ncwourg for Providence.
schr Challenge Bennett Port johnson for Port
sssr E,a. Smith ro J0hpsOp Hartford
schr Hickory Wilson, New York for Little Neck.
ssSr sieS Ei,idss Traassn iSr New s.Sierd
schr Jerry Remsen Allen. spuyen Duyve for Bridgeport
sssr 1s
@ EMPIRE Bt napsS o1 E Nor sndcD
schr James Hoffman, shropshire, New Brunswick for
schr Mary Tce Durham. New Brunswick for New Haven
schr T bsas Miller New York for Gov Bay
s ssST y. TSysl, waSasI x%soy New E.S:a
Schr Sewal, Frisby Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Il U Ward Edwards, Georgetown for Bridgeport
20!
schr James Buchanan. Kelly Eizabethport for Derby.
Scnr kindoery, Thomas, Georgetown for New Haven
Schr Roanoke, Barrett New Brunswick for New Haven.
Schr Penns, Butler Rondout for Boston.
Schr Emeline Sawyer, Hall, New York for Boston
Schr Emma Ellen, Clarke, Albany for Hartford
Schr Cornelia, Ferris Hoboken for Warren
S Schr John Meer, Miller, New York for Providence
Schr Sawyer, Hall, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Columbia Sawyer, Iloboken for East Camden.
schr Abel, Fowler New York for Provdenos.
Schr Estele, Arion, Rondout for Norwich.
Steamer Gaatea, Nye New YORK for Providence.
WHITEsToNE, L. l., July all 80 r. n.
the ship VIM Frohinsham, Johnson from New York for
quebec has anchored OF Hammond Flats, will remain
over night There also several schooners soops
anohor between the islands above They will all very likely
pr oceed early In the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

psoburE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
fsu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
A NEWSPAPER REPORTER DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a. 1871.
William q. Stone, reporter OF the Philadelphia
Age, was drowned at Ranc0cas Greek yesterday
while bathing. lie had emerged from the water
when his hat blew on and he returned for 1t. Be-
fore he could again reach the shore he was seized
with cramps and sunk before aid could reach him.
Mr.. Stone was universally respected and his death
mas cast gloom over the profession In this city.
The body was recovered to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Paymaster LYON has been detached from the
steamer Worcester and ordered to settle his &C.
counts. Pavmaster Richard Washington has been
ordered the Worcester. Lieutenant Mayer has
been detached from the Terror and granted leave OF
absence for sickness.
The United States sloOps OF war Constellation and
Saratoga from Halifax are at anchor Ill Province
ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.
s>ame'. Sal. Ds.tina.,or. on,
Of0.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY u, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
BELOW.

sh Chancellor tBr), Paten, from Liverpool Junsa Gre
NoB " 1880 ''
bark Everhard Delns (NGp, Herboth, from Newcastle
Isaac Webb, No 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
Marine Disasters.

Steamship Merrimack, Rio Janeiro, &c.
Wind At sunset ESE, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
NEW S
Almanac Tor New York - This On

Almanac Tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 40 Moon SETS ...eve IL SO
Sun sets. ....... % High water morn 80
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR rRs
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16
An InsalubriOuS Season.

Spring is welcome, but not its diseases. We
should be glad to have its bloom without ts foge,
its vapors, its sudden changes Of temperature, and
the agnes, fits of Indigestion bilious attacks, and
other harrassing disorders which they engender.
As this cannot be, 1t behooves all sensible people
to do the best they can to escape such serious
drawbacks on the poetry Of the season. Ask any
physician what the weak and delicate ought to do
when miasma infects the air. The answer will be
"tone and regulate the system" But howf That
Is the important question. A dozen medical men
would probably recommend as many different
medicines On the other hand, the thousands whs
have tested the virtues of Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers as an inHgorant and Alternative, WHY recon-
mend but one, the wholesome preventive and re-
storative in which their own experience has Taught
them to trust. A course of this rare vegetable
stimulant, commenced now, would save many
pang to the feeble and debtated. 1t would be
wise economy too, for it would probably preclude
the necessity for medical advice. Without dis
paragement to profession which all intelligent
men and women respect and honor, it is just as
WE'LL If possible, to keep out of the doctors hands
and they would have comparatively few cases OF
fever and ague, dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous
ness, and general debility to attend to, If this
agreeable and healthful specific were in universal
use ..H..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16
PARAGRAPHS.
Incidents and Accidents.

There were six suicides during one
day, recently, in New York City.
Miss Matte Bower, Of Charleston, ILL.,,
fell dead on the floor, the other day, while
having her photograph taken.
"A child of James Martin, of Peoria,
ILL.,, fell into a tub of boiling water the
other day, and was severely scalded.
johnny Hersch, six-year-Old lad of
Fort Wayne, Ind, fell on an open pocket
knife few days ago, and wounded him
self fatally.
"A New York lad, who, three years ago,
was run over by an omnibus, recently re-
covered twelve hundred and fifty dollars
damages.
"A two ear-old child of John Marcks,
of Vincennes, Ind, was burned to death q
few days ago, her clothes having been set
on fire by a sister two years older.
DIR. Oelig, of Waynesboro, Pa, lost a
favorite horse, and his hosller, George
Shank, hung himself because Of grief at
the event.
Charles G. Garrett, promising young
man of St. Louis, died the other night
from an injudicious application of tooth
ache remedy.
The Concord IN. H.) Patriot furnishes
hen story to the effect that q hen covered
up by hay on the 9th of December made
her way out On the 10Th Of February, live
" but lean.
IT. ]. Barry, Government Storekeeper
at Fleischman's distillery, In Sedansville,
Ohio, fell into tub containing boiling
water the other day, and was scalded to
death.
A brutal fellow in Philadelphia, on
Ash Wednesday, severely injured four or
five boys, by burning their brows with
lunar caustic, which he told them was
specimen of ashes blessed by the Pope.
In New Lisbon, Ohio, man sues
saloon keeper for selling him whisky, and
has him fined $685.. The saloonist then
sues the fellow for getting drunk on his
liquor, and has him sent up to the tune
of t22
"A young woman in Maine, who had
suffered much from ear-ache for two years,
has recently experienced decided relief by
the expulsion Of q beetle-bug, three
quarters of an inch in length, from her
head through the ear.
lin Chicago, the other day, the props
to building which was being raised gave
way, and the owner of the building, q Mr..
Martin, and two other men, John Smith
and William Pearce, were crushed to
death.
"A man named Murphy died in Denver,
few days ago by an overdose of chlorO-
form administered at his own request pre-
vious to surgical operation. The Coro-
ner's jury acquitted the physician who cd
mtnistered the dose Of all blame
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

Mrs Alfred Acker died suddenly In
her house, in Montgomery County, Pa,
while the family were absent, and q hired
man on the premises, who discovered her,
leaving note saying that he was afraid of
being charged with her murder, hung him
self in the barn.
"A lady in Linn County, Iowa, after
suffering intensely, was starved by her
physician till she disgorged three mon
strous looking living animals of the lizard
species, with heads like bats, fippery fore
paws and long, wriggling tails. She is re-
covering.
The Racine (Wis.) Journal says that
for some time past that city has been in
tested with gang of burglars, whose ex-
ploits have caused good deal Of trouble.
1t has finally been discovered that the
crimes were perpetrated by q regularly or
gained gang of boys, ranging from six
teen to twenty years Of age; four Of the
lads have been arrested.
"A young man in Middlebury, Nd,
whose store had been robbed, fixed q
spring gun for the benefit of the burglars,
should they return but, uhhappily,
meeting an old customer on his way home,
who wished to get something from the
store, ne went back, thoughtlessly opened
the door, was shot by the spring gun, and
received such injuries that he died the
next morning.
Mrs. Stiles, of Windsor, Conn, is
under arrest for sending poisoned confec.
tionery to her sister, Mrs. E. r. Pitkin, of
South Windsor, few weeks ago. Inves-
LEGATION is said to prove that she was insti-
gated by jealousy of Mrs. Pitkin, who
captured Mr. Pitkin thirty years ago when
she wanted him herself, and that she has
nursed her wrath ever since
"A little boy three years of age, son of
Mr.. Fink, Of Palatine, ILL.,, was poisoned
the other day, and died in great agony. 1t
appears that while his mother was engaged
in polishing silver plate with some fluid
contained in bottle, he snatched the bot
tie from the table, and, placing the mouth
of it to his lips, poured part Of the con-
tents into his mouth and swallowed it.
The "silver plate polish" as it is called,
being composed Of virulent poisons,
caused his death in about half an hour, in
spite of all that could be done to save his
life
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

NOTWITHSTANDING the Franco Prussian
war has interfered with the manufacture -,
kid gloves, the thorough acquaintance Of
John V. Farwell & Co. with the markets If
Europe, enable them to procure, at the
lowest prices, kid gloves equal to any ever
made in Paris, which they now offer, in eyerv
variety, cheap to the trade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

THAT excellent monthly, the Amsrscan
Builder and Journal Of ART. for March, looks
lighter and better than ever. There lie about tie
usual amount of carefully written editorial matter
several contributed papers from writers whose
names are new to the BUILDER, most excellep,
miscellany with the usual space devoted to notes,
gossip etc., besides there are number Of fine il.
Illustrations. The publisher informs his readers
that hereafter he shall print q supplement with
each number, containing the details and working
drawings Of the illustrations. This certainly viii
add greatly to Its value among builders and car.
penters. Published at ISL and 1853 Monroe street,
Chicago
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

Public Speakers and Singer.
will find " Brotcn's Bronchial Troc7ts !" bene'
fetal In clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after anv
unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having
peculiar adaptation to affections which dir.
turb the organs of speech. For Coughs and
Colds the TrOches are efiectual.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

Important to Sufferers from Nervous Ex.
element. gentleman res ding in GraDme cy Place
New York W. name IT would not be proper 70 men
ton suffering terribly about three weeks ago from
the effects of disspat He could not sleep, vomted
frequently was tormented by hor bic fancies and could
not keep limb still. Opates mad him worse. lie IN
this condition he visited by friend, who ady,sedhiR
to try PLANTATIONS BlTTsRs as an anodyne, stomachic
and mic. No use" said the sick man. despordingy
"nothing will save me. I'm gone case" Pshaw -
sad his niend. "youra worth forty dead yeti I'm.
going TO doctor you now" So saying he put his hat
and going TO the nearest druggists presently returned
with bottle OF the Bitbers, of which he administered
dose forthwith. 1t had soothing cheering, tralqulzing
effect For week thereafter the gentleman continued to
take the tonic regularly according 10 the directions and
at the end of that time able to retam to bu ness In
sound health and wi clear int lect. This information
is furnished by Alexander T. MnHrom, Of MorTsania,
who will confirm 1t if addressed by mail
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

THE YOUNG PILOT (Chicago) for March
is fully up to the high standard Of that new and
successful magazine. The serial story, Ny Un-
cles Watch, is continued. the present installmest
giving fair example of William Everet.s facet
mating style. A poem, by Thomas Powell, picked
up Dinners" (not by willy WispD, and the
other contributed papers, are possessed of more
than ordinary merit The YOU'VE Pilot is admira-
bly, adapted for those who are neither very young
nor very old, but nevertheless contains reading
Tor everybody, and is certain to meet with o con-
tinuation Of the success It has already achieved,
and which has fairly earned by the value of it's
contents and the beauty of its appearance.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-16

JOHN V. FARwELL q Co. have removed "a
their new store 106, 10S, ITO and liz Wabash
avenue, Chicago, and are now opening the
largest and most varied stock in the citv