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General News.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Henry Ward Beecher's Paper

Henry Ward Beecher's Paper the
"chrtstiIH Union, . published in New York
pays the following graceful com pliment 10
the superiority OF the hub" in entertain.
ing the Grand Duke Alexis:
They keep poets and orators constantly
on hand to do these things.
Our Boston friends are nothing If not in
tellectual. Their reception of the Grand
Duke stands out, in this respect. in bold
contrast with the more sensual and earthly
performance of the New Workers Here.
he was dined, wined, danced and trotted !:
but there. they played the organ and sung
10 him in verses of Holmes'-who yushed
all over him again. in second poem which
was a. personally loving as though the two
had been ''twinned at a birth" they gave
him wit and wisdom from Lowell. worth
there's no knowing how much per page of
the atlantic; and. moreover. all Beacon
Street bestowed upon him its presence and
beneciction. Whether Alexis understood
the afectionate raptures of the poem. APP
pretended the nice rhetorical nuances Of
the speech. or appreciated the benignity Of
the First Families. as he did the fast horses
pretty girls and fat feasting of this lower
latitude. Is nothing to the question. The
Bostonians themselves comprehended il all.
and had good time. which was the main
thing.
And now we may as well honestly con-
TESS that in whatever. in the way of NUM-
cipal perform ance. calls for display of
true taste and refinement. our Northeast
ern neighbors always do beat US out and
out and leave us no consolation but what
can be found in some such little sarcastic
snlH as that in which we hereby indulge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF BANGOR
The Wing learns that the whole number of
ship arrivals at Bangor during the season
Of open navigation In the river March 13
to Nov. 30 252 days. was 27l4. aggregat-
ing about 800 600 ons The imports by
water by sailing vesseis-steamers' freight
not included ] ,9l7 hhds. mola.es. a. 633
bushels salt, 81 .546 bhls. -four. 562. 232
bushels corn. l.792 bbls. pork. 10 09l tons
coal. 2.456 tons plvster and 25.764 casks
lime. The receipts of molasses We're less
than in 1870. but the other articles men,
toned show large increase. Besides
these imports the steamers and railways
never did so good business before.
Last year 100000 bushels of potatoes
were shipped from Bangor: this year the
expectation was about the same. The
number of bricks shipped last season was
1900. 900; this season. e.67s .000--a hand
some increase. The amounts of slate.
leather and shocks forwarded thus far have
been greatly in excess of last year The
shipments of lumber were extraordinarily
large-the amount surveyed from Jan. LIST.
to Dee LIST. being 227 .49l .675 feet --25.477.-
$50 feet more than during the same period
in 1870. and $3.50. 767 feet more than dur
ing the same months Of 1869.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Sudden Death Of Mayor Dale.

shortly after noon on SUNDAY, n startling
rumor oil the sudden death Of Mayor Dale.
w,> swiftly circulated throughout the yltl.
and by the time that inquiry had confirmed
the >Ad intelligence. earnest group, of c.fi-
zcns had gathered at various points on the
principal streets. their subdIcd cuuycr>a-
'ion and grave couutenaucr.. aiicsi,i the
shock which the community had received
Ia the announcement Of this swit, worA 81
death. This il the second instance OF the
decrease OF Mayer of Bangor during hi-
term Of Office. Hon. William Abbott having
died 81 typhu- fever Ia l>ia while holding
that position; bat IN III case disease had
given a warning. in that of Mayor Dale
the fatal announcement Wa, the first news
uf hi. Illness.
Mayor Dale had been attendin. HI bush
ness - usual on Saturday and had given no
signs ~ serious indisposition. II seems,
however. that on Sunday morning hr was
not feeling entirely we'll. and concluded TO
keep the house during the forenoon while
hi> wife attended church No apprehcn-
sion OF serious Illness was entertained by
Mrs. Dale. and she went 10 church. leaving
her husband At home alone. without a pre-
sentiment of the blow which was 80 soon TO
fall. GA returning little before one
o'clock l.. ". and repairing Ia their sleep
ing room. Mr.. Dale Was terrified al finding
her husband PROSTATE on the floor In
>tantly raising hi head in her arms, She
hurri, dig dispatched 4 messenger for the
PLY stefan. cudcaVoTing iu the meantime -
restore her husband Ia consciousness. All
efforts were uuayailing. a. the diving man
opened hi eyes but for moment. Ia close
thtin III the sleep CT death. On the arrival
Of the physician il was found that human
skull could be of nD avail. the dread stroke
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q. 1871.
Clubbing.

We club with Harper's publications. and
also with the Gaiary and the Portland
TraHscript.
The american and either of Messrs.
Harper's publication. viz:-Hdrper's Month
~ Magazine. or Hrrper's Weekly or the
Bdzar, Sj.25
The .iraer1cdR and Gala6y. 525
Transcript. $50
Weekly EceR'g Post $50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

The NeS~rS. Brown Il Ives. who
founded 4 Y llar- AT Lon>dale. Il l.. erect
ing four mills there. running about l6D go
sp41dle> are erecting another new mill in
that place rAey own from LoIlstiale to
Ashton. about three miles. Al Ashton
they own Il mill OF 700 looms and 10000
spinlles, which i perfect model of sym
mrJry and beauty. 1t is said that there j.
no more beautiful mill anywhere. Sur
rounding the mills is a village. mainly sup
ported BY Brown & Ives. OF 1000 inhabit-
ants. They employ probably ; 900 persons
ar Tor >iale and Ashton. They have A mill
at Manton, one at Hope andthe Blackstone
Manufacturing tompany's Mills in Black
stone. Mass. aud have industries at other
places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Chr Glismurtb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth Me, by y. h. SAWYER. For
terms. &c, see first page.
$ VI. PErTESGrLL & Co, 81 PARK Row. New
York, and GRO. 4. RowELL 4 Co., 20 Park Row,
New York, the agents tor the AMKRIcAN,
in That city. and are authorized to contract for
Inserting advert senents for at lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested TO
leave their favors with either CT the above hous
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

Duke Alexis is six feet two inches
high. He told ex-senator Morgan. on the
Mary Powell. that he was one inch taller
than his father. Alexander H. His hair is
combed straight up and back. and is in
color light auburn. His forehead is high.
gently sloping back like Mr.. Beecher's.
His nose is regular, eyes large and mellow.
and lips SON and velvety. His mustache
is short. and, like his side whiskers. is Of a
golden hue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

A special meeting IF the stockholders
of the Boston and Maine Railroad Compa-
ny was held at South Berwick Junction
Wednesday. and it was voted that the Di-
rectors Of the road be. authorized to in
crease the capital stock to the amount of
81 100000, and to divide the same into
shares of 800 each, and that stockholders
shall have the right to subscribe for the
stock pro rata and pay for the same install
ments. and on such time as may be pro-
posed by the Directors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

APPoErIoNMENT Biz PASSES Hor-r-
9'he apportiouinrut hill wa amended 50 a.
10 MAKE the whole number ~ Representa-
tiFe> in Congress ~. aud % a. to prohibit
the admission of a state having les, than
1900 population. aud was passed lij 10
-. The bill gives Maine i've represent
tltive>. lthc same a. now Vermont and
New Hampshire each two (or one les than
uoW.} and VI >,acAu>e.t, eleven "A gain al
one The bill -oe- 10 the senate. wAich
VIII probably pass i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Twenty Eight Years Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident TO Females
mas placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all ply scians
making such practice specially, and enable 5
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure
in the worst cases Of Suppression and all other
Menstrual D1ansemeafs, from ,chaterer cause.
All letters for advice must contain u. Office, No.
2ESDICorr STREET, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1s7l.-sp.no.1yr
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matter pf the United states ~. james Nj
Carthy. t~o Indictment were found By thc
grand jury one for assault with 4 knit"
with intent to Kill and murder Charles ".
10 hill and ,nlr,lc. Patrick Dn.le. M~C4r-
tbs wa. acquitted ui lu, irluuipu- intent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
The Presidents Message.

the Presidents Message.
Time sets all things right. The veno-
nous ISLANDERS ofthe ku-klux Democracy.
/ which circum>tantiallv declared that both
/ Lincoln and Stanton We're beastly drunk
from day to day during the war. have
been also outlived by President Grant. who
stands higher to day in the estimation Of
the libcrty-loving portion of the American
! people than ever before. We can afford 10
I pass BY in contemptuous silence all person
I al attacks and coniine ourselves to the ex-
! position of the Administration policy.
/ Our hopes of the glorious future OF the
! American Republic are greatly strength
cned by the fact that the yillainou attempt
- overwhelm an honest Admin ,tra,ion
hy sheer lying. has isnominou.ly failed.
Having perused several hundred Ameri-
can journals since the President 5 late mes
sage was published. We lind scarcely a
di>Seniieut voice within the Republican
ranks. IN the favorable aud even enthuSias-
tic comments which they make. Never
Vas there greater harmony or greater en-
- any P"i""'i
organization. and the ambitious and rest
le>> leaders. with the fate of a Cowan.
Dnoiiille. a Dixon and others before them
'"' power "
."''' :, rs man w"
= hated most los the ku-klux. hv Tam
nauy. by Geo. Wilkes and his sporting
fraternity II i precisely the man that they
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mag ''''' : ''''N iv"' = ''le"i Tree except
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''''' '"t%en even ias 'he r2N I" tender.
"H''' measures anu WHAT P"i'H
."'' Sce H. me ENe'u'N' power cannot
NC '"' si"AS' lot IL s'feh2th ohiF repre-
'''' ann 'a"' eA''u''> 'he "''oiASeu
Ju,i- 'i'''i' % Tue in''JofHs'
I'M He" any IePu"'cAh 'ie" OF me
I''"'i'' e0"Po vi 'lc hAecu'Ne power Al-
P'''N d. MI SiSh'- - an apulca'loh OF
some % me iFeSideh functions ms
however = hot me case. We nave been
:" used 70 see the Executive resting the sue
90 VI NJ "d'h i',l'a1'oh upon inc iAIse
" "'''''- particular INC "i poh's
upon 'oh-fes-' lna' 'he Jhs' views "h'ch
Grant '1At>- are SIMPLY regarded a.
personal preference instead OF profound
''n''''u'lohAI p'lhcipie' Inc PRESIDENT
"h"' III eject says; resi- 'he success oil
MY ADMINISTRATION upon me iA"hiul' non
e>'' aN" prompt manner III when AZ Jaws
a. 'Ac0uteo' ma me. means 20 carry ou'
'"'' '"p"~e "I'HIh NJ own 'oN'i"4' o"t
ne WI" Io"Ns LOT hi' success 10 congress
mus t'ln''f threaten 'AJ''e OF of.'e' IA
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

Within q few months two hundred
thousand sides of sole leather have been
shipped from this country to England
whence it will find its way to markets on
the continent. principally to France and
Germany. The value of this shipment is
more than half a million Of dollars. This
expectation relieves the market of goods
not readily sold, and it is believed that
there will be a market for the same class Of
leather in future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

The case of the Devisees of the late
Deacon Kelley vs.. Inhabitants of Machias
for damages for land and portion of a
house taken TO widen a street. which has
been in the Washington County Court tor
five or six years. has been finally settled
BIS referees. who awarded to the plaintiffs
sl40O damages and a further sum of $500
Tor previous costs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

LONDON. Dec. Is. MONA morning
bulletin from Sandringham announces that
the Prince of Wales slept well last night
and his condition in all respects is salts
factory. Prayers were again offered in all
the churches yesterday for his complete
restoration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
-periectiy harmless reliable ant instantaneous
no disappointment, no rIficulou. tint- dist
grecAble odor- The genuine WA. A BatcheloTS
Hair DE produce, hmm 81 isAsely a splendid
Black or natuIal Brown, leaves tie hair clean,
son, beautiful. does not contain partIcle OF lead
or any injurious compound Sold ~ all druggists {.
FACTORY, SPIN 10 BOND STREET, y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

At the St. Stephens Roman Catholic
church New York, on Sunday, Rev Dr.
McFlynn denounced the reading of the
Bible in the public schools. and declared
that it was contrary to the Constitution of
the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Use Renne's Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
IT Works Like a Charm"

This j. the Best Family Remedy to cure an kinds
OF Pam, you ever tried
II Il clean. safe and delicious to use, and II you
use it faithfully, II will do you Good:
Directions ON each bottle Buy IL of the Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade. Ii they have
not got it hand they will send for IT, Your re-
quest, and sell You Genuine Rem e's Pain-k ~.
ing Magic oil, at the manufacturers lowest price
at retail
as-It j. put np in three sizes. and called Trial
SIZE" Medium size" and Large Family >ize''
bottles
WI. RENNE, sole Proprietor & Manufacturer.
enimoi5-p no. PITrsFiELD, MASS.
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Special Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the firm OF 4 VI. 4 A. J j.
n FpA 40 the altman store are requested ID rAll
a tner store A the ais and settle account.
iA thirty days.
4. NJ. & \. J. FON-
Ellsworth Fal'- Dec 2lst ISL. 3n5I
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m chill Does not the Bible teach tuat
w OVVks man has one
NO ETERNAL TORMENT, a 10, GISie /,
NO ETERNAL LIFE except !" Christ

Read the wonderful pamphlet, ''The Nature and
Duration OF Future Punishment by Henry Cons.
table, \. Nj, edited by Prof Ch,s. l.. Ives, OF Yale
College. The New Haven Palladium SAYS that ii
has upset the orthodoxy OF half the Cougrcgu-
ronAl cIergymen ia Connecticut. Price 40 cts
~ - per dozen. sent postage paid, receipt OF
PRICE by the publishers. CHA>. G. Gil HATFIELD
70, New Haven, Conn. For sale hy all book
sellers, 3w5O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Music Boxes! Music Boxes

Not only the tnkling, sweet. toned little Music
Boxes, but 'arger and larger ones up to immense
Instruments that produce sounds a. powerful al
those Of Il Planof"rie, and fill house with NE o.
dy. Call soon at 33 Court street and select one
from the large stock, so that il may
Chime Christmas,
or ring the New Year in, in the ears Of your de-
lighted family
ViOltns. Guitars, Flutes, Band Anstru-
ments, and IA fuil assortment Of other ihst' u
ments. Music and Musical Merchanase,
also for sale at the store o.
y. C. HAYNES 4 CO.,
30 COURT STREET
TOpposite the Court House. lyS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Legislative Notices.



r. the hon. .$saltg amt Ho,se n Rspres.n-
tltirss II ne S;ate If Maine in Leqlslature
assembled
Company ask ,hat thrJr Charter maY he 20
amended AMI enlarged a. 10 give thefn 4uthnrstH
e. extend their hnc from Bar IaTAor t. tI.--
"'rth-and mat the nam" ~ .ait Gorpor tuna
may be changed 10 The tar Harbor ana t|l-
worth Telegraph Company
Bar HAfbOr and Mt Desert Telegram Com
panF, BY TOBIAS ROBERTS,
ALERT HIGGIN>
I. LORD Roberts.
East Eden, Dec. /, 1891. 3a50
NOTICE IS hereby gwen tbs, the .nbscrtbsr-
sAlilr the votes pas ed b. tho town OF Fremont
At the.r March meeting 10 I-7i, 10 regard 20 t!,
town from ths >tatr
HEvRY +. DAY.
\. II fINNNE~
WILLIAM HERgICK
CHARLES II GIILEI
GEO. T. HAlSE~
fremont, Dee TN. 1871 3w5O and others
THE undersigned hereby give notice that they
i viii apply To the next Legislature ct Maine,
tor a Charter build "a Railroad from
Bangor through Ellsworth, Cherry aeiI and Ma
chias, TO the east hne Of the state. win 4
branch to Lubec and to tastine, ami wit me
right 70 form a connection with the iohobscot x
Union River Railroad or any other RalIroa,i, on
such terms ant conditions ~ SAID companies
may mutual agree
SAMUEL IL DALE, GEO. WALKER
GEO. W. LADD. l. ". MOORE
JAMES DuSSiNG, ALIEN CAMPBELL
4. T.. BROWN J. \ MlLLIkES
;. II. BLAKE, HARRISON HUME
HENRY \. WOOD, JOHN ". COFFIN
A. l.. SIMPSON j. W. LYMAN
THOMAS MASON, IG<ATfUs SARGENT
L. X. CLARK, y VI GARDNER,
tHAS VI HAYWARD, + l.. PATTI A<GNLL.
:. T.. STRICKLAND SETH TISDAiE
". CHWARrZ, AZ ERINkWATER
}. g. CLARK, SAMUEL WATSON
J. z. WHEELWRIGHT, c. 6. PECK
J. I. GRANT.
November 18th, 1871. 3w,g
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ Will petition the next Legislature Tor a
Charter for u Telegraph Line from Deer
Isle to 4 time.
MARK n. LUFkIN
". q SARGENT
SAMUEL HEERICK
SOLE.
dna any Others
sedswick Dee. "a, 1871. 3Hia
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Special A4 {.
special Notice.

lutrs slti br IA anuuAi meeting ei lht-
n I.oiEe. f,r hyirc pt officers, At their nan
Xxx iu ru-Hprln 1u ihe fir>t Wedn~ .day
In January, 1879. Al the members
Ate pA-ttH u4llls rr4uea is't 10 De ptctrnt.
FER pKDLE or W VI
=, II iIIssiN-. sec. 5s5J
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T.. +. ROBINSON,
CARD.

N1E wouta thankfully ackncSleigr the receipt
w Of numerous presents. turiu.ilns some OF
the nrcdtui" uu he evening IF tur Isth inst.
from friends nutsile If our -prtcty showing ny
thttr KIND expressions hnN tAr ~vcttrtan prplu.
dIres run he removed. when good " no Nll hu--
tiln ch4Tlty possesses tAc heart MAY ihe uir.--
iugs OF God richiy follow the donors
J. \ T.. RICH,
>U-lE q. Rit H.
W Iiarbor. Dee. 18th i-7I INlI
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Chime Christmas.
Found.

T1OUND in the enclosure of Fred Pickering IN
Z Orland, and impounded by Enoch " Harr-
man, a Colt about two years old, color red, with
black name and tail. The owner Is notified TO
pay Iawinl charges, and take him away.
j. S. COSDOS, Pound Keeper.
Orland, Dec. 2, ISL 3wie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

Oyster and Eating Saloon.
J. W. COOMBS, PROPRIETOR,
p EFT Err s. b L OC X,
Corner of MAIN STATE STREETS, ELLSWORTH
MANN, ea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21
Ladies' Fair.

1iiE Ladies' % Eden in District NJ .E,n,ry lt4-
i tu.t) wall hold PAN al tucu Pea b
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December l9th. 1874. 3w3l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-13

The UNIVERSAL has KowELL's PATENT Cog
WHEELS, doubled III the same wheel that cannot
throw out OF gear under any circumstances, yet
allows both ends to separate sufficiently to admit
the largest article easily.
Improved with Rubber in connection with Wood
en- Springs.
Runs easier and wrings more uniformly dry
than any other machine made.
.. The UNIVERSAL has two pressure screws either
of which secures an equal pressure the whole
length of the rolls independent of the other, while
the two together give double pressure.
Has the PATENT LEVER CLAMP which fits tubs
of all thickness and shapes, and is warranted
not to injure tubs like some of the curved clamps
which press on the outside of some slaves of q tub
but have nothing to support the same slaves on the
inside of q tub.
The Am. Agricuturist. Waterman & Reflector
C0ngregationlist, lions Herald and the religious
ana agricultural papers all over the country, de
clare the UUNIvERsAL to be THE BEST.
Always try Wringer before purchasing, and
buy none that will throw out Of gear in passing
through Sheet Blanket, or Bed.quilt.
The UNIVERSAL is warranted THE BEST.
Sold by dealers generally.
GEO. II. HOOD General Agent.
aprl1t&wlm 81 water Street. Boston.