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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1871.
The Presidents Message.

We give our reader, the Presidents
Message on san Domingo. II j. calm
and dignited state paper. or more "a than
could be expected underline circumstance;
and II will increase anil strengthen the
confidence OF the people in the Integrity
AMI honesty of General Grant. He may
he mistaken in his views IF the desirabllity
of annexation hui there can be no que>-
iion of hi, patriotism and sinSicneSs Of
purpose.
The removal Of Sumner was due no
doubt to the i'll feeling against him cutcr-
tanned by those Senators who undertook
the job. rather than any particular desire
of the Pre,idcn, to see him removed. But
sumner did not possess hi- soul in pa
tience. and has since Numbered n gricv-
ou-ly a did his splcnctic accuscri.
The Country doe, not want san Domin-
70. it has no need of il. it would prove a
curse To the nation and the President does
wisely therefore. at this stage uf the iroub-
lesome affair to throw it all on the brr0d
shoulders of a Congress. that - far ha>
not shown wisdom enough to remain Ia
session without continual wranglings. nor
good sense enough Ia adjourn and 90 home
before the country gci> fully convinced VI
IT, childish and weak daily action.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

"R- G. a few week since gave expire
sion IN these columns To some di>>aiisi9c-
non at the price Of board charg"dt" pupils
AZ the Normal school. and by Inference
with a want "i generous Interest IA the
success "i ia" school. al" Ghiimatlng that
the school was OF such pccuniarN advan-
tage L" the place that they could afford &"
d" more generous. These arr the points
made ~ i. g - near a y" now rec"llc'i
Them
FOR wear or ~" Ne hHN" heard ilNc
conImeui-; aud noN >upp">u- thr
school "a- +" strongly n'rrmcAel in thy
pnblic confidence. aml the citileu- of Gas
un- wer" =" well and iaNorahiy known
that "a" possible harm could come i' either.
W. concluded. since the school Agent Mar
had subsidized. ami every one was getting
tired 81 the Sumner egnhroGl.u. and ;hc
civil war IN France VA an accepted fac',
and y" could ~" learn ans thing TOR cot-
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About CLANS.

\ wise elamm maketh a good living, but
a foolish clamm i dug up for bait. Ju-
venile clamms are troubled great deal
with worms. a disease they Inherited from
old clam who made shells for them. Their
right name i claInm. il was given them
BY Nap when he shelled Hong Kong. but
then. some one has unstilled them shell
fish. wrong. they are fruit, just as much
a. peas and beans are that have to be
''shelled out" They seldom 90 visiting
good example for young men. Dive
sideways, the same as sheep break through
pair of bars. They make wholesome
diet.'without exciting the nervous system,
and form brain-Congress ought 10 be fed
on clamms. Clamms are sometimes taken
on the Hat" but they invest largely in
bank, their business hours being from low
water to flood-tide, closing up when high
water Gt is against the law to dig clamms
a. high-waterD and always wearing a
night cap and doing their hair up in cue
like celestial Chinamen-they are never
pulled up-they never debut loose their
breath and petrifv into mud just to fool
diggers. Let US have peace.
A. w. Full.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13
From Washington.

PROSPECTS of PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.
WASHINGTON. llth.-At the Masonic
banquet. Monday evening. Earl DE Grey
in short address. congratulated the
world ON the Frightening prospects for a
more complete unity between the United
States and England.
Among those who replied To the toast to
the Grand Master, was Mr.. Heard. Grand
Master of Massachusetts.
Sir John \. Mcdonald said he fonnd hi,
welcome A. warm ~ the weather. He
had the pleasure of attending the ceniei-
nary Of the Masonic Lodge. Of one Of the
oldest and most renowned regiments Of
the British army. where il was stated that
durin" the revolutionary war. the Mason
ic chest containing evidences of their ex-
i>tence A. Lodge. was captured hy a YES
sci OF tine American navy. and although
they had given il up a lost. Gen. Wash
lngton. commanding the armies of the
| nited States. did not forget he WAS a Ma
son. and returned it in the most cordial
and friendly way. | will bear back to-
Canada the grateful remembrance of thi,
evening. la the bacAwood> OF Canada.
the Ma>ons of my country viii read with
pleasure and gratitude of the honor con-
ierred upon him. who may he -aid to be-
their representative here
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The True and the False

We copy the following manly words
from an ARTICLE in ih~ I.rsl.i"n ,J,as4ai IA
President Gran.'s ne.-a.e. n ). trlt,.fiat
ih-r- are political blnnsr. au. time
server 10 all I.sni,--. an.l 10 d b. .~flalIt
true that th- .r.at maiurity * iarif mrn
and Il parry i"urnai- iplisa fit-ir .srl-.f
cpnyicf .eu-. pfii-- " ~ us- riru them
nor thr~si- drive fhem from f,iluw imr
their conviction. Men "a. not nsa 4. il
the year, pas pin th-ir fsiih pn ans ot-
mans ~ -. hpN~y~r exalted ina, man
rnay b. 10 positipn anil power Formerly
when Dauirl wrb-fs-r. sr Hearn 'lay
poke. IL "a. taken generally A. she Law
ani a." cp.pri~ f.r al whi-- wihout
questioning and wiihDut comment. -
wifhths D~mpcraf. wii-n General lack ~nn
Van Buren, sc. a.. spoke. bat that day J.
among the past aud TO-DAY We live under
a newer and a better di-p-n-aiisn.-thaG
Of free discussion. aud that Of Freedom IN
commenting on the action 81 All public
men whether Of ''our party" 90 not. The
race Of political journalists who only pub
li-hed paper to chronicle the opinions 81
other, j. growing beautifully le-s. The
sycophants and fawning parasite, are few
indeed to-day; and when such open their
eyes and wonder. why party editor
dares to follow hi- convictions of duty
when those convictions run counter 10
what he thinks the great dispenser of gov
eminent patronage desires. they may or
should understand. that amy independent
person. whether editor. or printers devil.
minister or layman. has bread to eat
that such crawling animals. know not Of
while of course there are some-far too
many-political bummers and time-seryers
III the republican ranks and even among
the republican press. yet the great body
are men and journals OF earnest convictions
who follow only the light Of principle and
who shrink not from critcising their own
leaders when they discover anything in
them deserving reproof Aud this Is a,
it should be. for men. even Presidents. are
liable to err; and if the party press and the
party rank and file fail to faithfully and
kindly criticize when wrong steps are
being taken by those in power, even
President may come to conclude that he
can do no wrong. and enforce policies
which will prove disastrous. President
Grant himself. strikingly sets forth this
principle in his message. when he says.
Il have ever believed that all men were
wiser than any one man." With Presi-
dent who accepts and hOnors such grand
axiom of republicanism. and with party
in power whose press and whose rank and
file hesitate not to faithfully and kindly
criticize even their own leaders, the nation
is safer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

The siNth annual horal Festival will
eomH'rnrr Al NUr"m'ega Hall. Bangor.
"n Iue-'l1y. April ssfh. aud cpaIin,ae four
day- ihe .1loi-l- will b. Mis- Ellie
Huniiu ston. IT Boston. Mis- Lizzie Nor
ton. II Gardner. and Mr.. VI. ". Whitney
the rra"wn"d Bas~o. III Boston. The
orchestra viii be- the celebrated Germania
Of Boston. There will Ice four concerts.
three maiinees. and five rehersals. The
programmes viii b- vaI iou- and attract
i've. and all the arrangements upio the
high standard of previous years. These
festivals have become very popular. and
are attended by musical people from all
parts OF the State. Mr. +. ;. Davenport
will be the director. Free return tickets
on all railroad and steamboat lines.
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European News.
wARLIKE OPERATIONS.


PARIS, l0.-The Versailles troops are
steadily gaining ground. and the military
situation has become exceedingly critical
for the commune. both on the western and
southern sides. The Official Journal says !:
we hold Asnieus. The enemy fees and
our losses are small. The insurgent losses
for the last two days. il is officially stated
were 500. Gen. Bergeret has been arrest
ed for military failure and insubordina-
ton. Gen. Henry's escape is re-affirmed.
The cafes on the boulevards were closed
Sunday night. by military force.
LATER-The fire slackened Monday
The Versailles army fell back after batter
ing in the bridge and gate of MaiIlot. Nc
Mahon Is expected to undertake operation,
on a great scale. The communists are
building huge barricades in Place DE La
Concorde. Rue Rivoli. Rue Rovale and
the corps legisiatif.
CANCELLATION POSSIBLE.
New efforts for Cancellation are making
in Paris. Is members of the commune hav-
ing declared themselves disposed to treat
with the Versailles government.
PARIS ITEMS.
LONDON. llth.-The supplementary cleo
tions for the commune have been adjourn
ed. The strength of the army OF Paris is
100000 men. Torpedoes have been placed
in the avenue of the grand army. The
newspapers Steele and Temps. have been
suppressed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

Francis Bacon, Esq, of kittery, died
OF lung fever the 9TH inst. Mr.. Bacon was
an old schoolmate of ours. lie was the
son of DIR. David Bacon, Of Buxton. He,
for many years, held the Office Of Register
OF Deeds OF York County. and was also
r,actieing lawyer.
Bangor offers her old Jail for sale,
with all the inmates. we suppose.
The man from the moon was seen In
our streets one day this week. lie Ind on
grey -urtout. had carpet bag IN his
hand. and wanted To hc taxed.
We take the following from an ex-
change. AZ Court commences its Spring
term this week. The attention Of all in.
tcrestei il Invited:
The Grand Jury struck upon right
chord. on Monday last. when they report
ei g. the honorable Court I'VE have
been panied IN oh lerying the constant at
tendance ~ minors, nor called as witnesses
ID the proceedings Of criminal eases In our
Courts The moral effects which the
gsaiiNing nf vi;iatcl taste aud morbid
curiosity give rise u. can but hc ~ the
most damaging character. tn" Jury feel
confident that in bringing thi, matter 10
the attention ot the Court. the officers will
BE- Instructed to preNeHl Is continuance
..ErFIrIE<cl A>p Eco>oNY" REprCED
To FIrrEtS. The financial report OF the
government shows that the increase eli the
receipts fnr the past Two years over those
from ~t.1 81 lSt9 amounted to : .a94 ,nia
AMI the decrease III expenses 20 3l2f, roo
gja
We took M the Medical Independent
am extracted the tullnNing.-
pIit ron ~rat>G.AA, warm weather
appruache- those who wish 90 Keep healthy
>hnuh avoid tea. coffee ana meats. oftencr
thnn, once 4 day. using freely % oranges.
lemons. >pinnace. dandeliou,. dock. milk
and fresh vegetable salad. etc
II tCEF rrr A-rnuN.-fakc Que ounce
" th" iiurturn ~ lobclil; ouc-hali outc" ut
the iiurfurc ot .cl,rmjnum. Min. Dose
ten drops on little sugar every two or
three hnur~.
r. PREVENT cRptriN oniLpKF>-fhcy
should wear WOODEN stockings anI thick
splrl shoes during tlr spring and damp
weather.
We have just received from Il. VI. Man
sur, dealer in musical Instruments books,
g.. Augusta Ne. copy nf Seven wives
ann Seven Prisons, Or, experiences Of the
If' 81 Matrimonial Nonomaniac. illus
trat-d. fur which hr j. Geurral Agent for
thi> Ntt.r Il n w-ll bound ana contain,
}if'i, u,cr ~ pages. Price sl.0p. upon
receipt IF which b. VIII semi copy. post
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Bread and Cheese.

- novel writer in buxton Ne Who
had story ready fur The prr-- which
would bring him s.in. va. converted the
other dAt AMI gave NJ thr novel ha-iur--.
We wish mo d. those y d" have ur li-
ten aud ,rii to tn, office lot, 81 -t"ri... for
Publication. would meet With liA, rhaagr.
Rev. " u. h-ltnn. formerly ~ Blue
lin. lat" Pastor ~ The Hap,i-i church ID
North >-ituatr. MAJ. died 80 the Latter
plarr ih- Ith iu-r
We puhii-h ~ request 4 sermon IS
H, NJ. Ilarwood. The rra'.r viii De-
acil pAii f,r al, timt u r-ru-iig ID. Tir
author ha- 4n ,Nuh-relr tu.r CITES. lt.--
ary taste. and Catholic ,rIrt.
Heavens Artillery" woke ~ many
,.e-p-r- IN this locality ga friday night
lat wcrA. The lond thunder clo-,.l. fol-
lowed the liNid lightning, and there was
enough ~ both 10 -at-fy an tiinid people
The Bangor wig relate. the follow
ing instance showing what industry and
economy will do. 4 female domestic vent
10 work FIR the family ni one III the lead
ing merchants of that city in September.
1913. al a salary of 81 per week. and has
never len the place. Her earnings during
the time hsye amounted 10 sl5.;0. and OF
this she has in the Bangor Savings Bank
the sum OF 81 800 IL. She deposited last
year $50 Of her sj2. and her interest
amounted 10 about $50.
WHAT 4 AN EDITOR some one an
swers this question thus: ''Why. he i
the man who reads the new papers. writes
articles on any subject. talks 10 all who
call. l. blamed for hundred things which
are nobody'S business but his own. helps
people to get into Office (who forgot all
about it atterward.) and frequently gets
cheated out OF half his earnings. He
works and does more 10 build up a town
than any other body, and the miSer and
the iogy are benefited thereby: vet thev
viii -ay that the editors paper i one Of no
account, will not advertise or take the pa
per. but Will borrow ii. Who wouldn't be
an edit0r:"
"A cold rain sorm visited this locality
on Tuesday.
The new Tug-boat. Little Round Top.
commenced towing vessels the oyher day
She is a substantial boat. fitted up express
ly for the business of towing. and il every
way entitled to the confidence and the
patronage Of vesseI-oWners and captains.
The Portland Press has undertaken
the difficult job of giving the causes of the
civil war in France
The Bangor City Council has passed
the following:
Ordered, That the Street Engineers cause
concrete walks to be laid on any streets in
thi. city. when the owners of abutting lots.
or others, shall petition for them. and
when the City Council shall have ordered
their construction; provided the owners OF
said lots. petitioners or others. shall have
deposited with the City Treasurer, one
half the cost of said walks.
). IL. Stearns, Of Castine, has been
appointed pilot Of the Bay and Harbor Of
Castine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13
The Connecticut Election

An evident error has been discovered In
returns of the votes from ihc-llh Ward OF
New Haven by wiich loo more votes were
returned for GOV. English than should have
been 100 more votes were returned than
were checked on the list. ani The Demo
cratic STATE ticket was declared 10 have re-
c"ivcd loo more VOTES than the Democratic
representative Ticket. while the Republican
STATE ami Representative ticket were about
equal The matter viii probably Be fully
mine wcther there was a mistake or a frau
dulcnt count Of the votes II either j.
proved. the result will give the election 10
Jewel.
In the new city ofNew Britain If the city
election. the first under the new charter.
the Republican city ticket was elected by
about 200 majority. Both branches OF the
City Council are also strongly Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

Daniel Robinson. 50 well known in
this part Of the State as mail contractor
and stage proprietor. died at his residence
in BuckspOr on the I'd inst. after linger-
ing illness. borne with unusual patience
and fortitude. at the age of IS years.
Mr.. Robinson was born in Brewer and
came TO Bucksporf in 1887 and soon after
formed a connection in business with Wal
ter Smith. and. ever since that time. either
alone or in connection with others, he has
been engaged in the transportation Of the
mails and of passengers over the Bangor
d Castine and the Ellsworth and Belfast
lines. Perhaps no man in the State was
more widely and favorably known in con-
nection with this peculiar business. The
community in which he lived is under
great obligations to him for his public spirit
and the fidelity with which he discharged
all his obligations. He was at the time of
his death. and ever since its organization,
had been the Superintendent of the Ban
gor and Castine Telegraph Company. He
LETT widow but no child. In his last will
In addition to numerous small requests to
his friends. he has given to the American
Sesman's Friend Society. $500. to be ex-
pended at Bangor,-and to the Maine
Home Missionary Society. e25O. To the
Orthodox Church at Bucksport. Of which
he was a member. he left $1,000. to Aid in
repairing the house.
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>oUru WEST fftRnou.

The Methodist Society AZ South Yves;
liarhor. !, enjoying prosperity under the
labo.s of Rev. J. \. l.. Rich \ number
have been added % the ,ueictv during the
past winter. am! general interest T.
manifest IN thu Church. Their Parsonage
was destroyed by ilr' sntnc three years
a=". and rebuilt AZ a. expense beyond th-
means they then had i~,in. 4 d..f, "a
IN, If hands, which ht. b-..r mostly paid
on. Dnr largely @ thr industry anI
perseverance" ~ the lldi"- of North N"r-
woods Cove Benevolent ~Dcistv. Show iu.
what willing mind. and active hand can
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

TIE RIGHT SPIRIT. The authentic dis
patch sent 10 Ex-Governor Hawley OF Con-
necticat, explanatory OF the Presidents
position on the San Domingo question. Is
in exactly the right spirit. The President
says that If the subject had received proper
treatment, In his opinion. when the orig
mal San Domingo treaty was rejected he
would not have asked is further consil-
Grafton But the personal charges and
insinuation mixed up with II led him 20
demand thorough investigation. and now
he leaves the whole matter with Congress
and the country. or course. he has NOT
changed his own opinion. but he has NJ
further recommendation to make-thst i
he adhers to his famous declaration Of
having mo policy 20 enforce against the
will 81 the people" This l. what M ghf
be expected OF the disinterc,ied and
straight forward character OF the President
The san Domingo question j. thus len a.
well ~ il could be. after vhAi ha~ been
gone through. II Congress remains Ia
session long enough. 10 MAY consider the
sentiment NJ the country sufficiently well
pronounced 10 warrant a resolution d.
svowing any purpose Of anucxatipn. ~
the whole matter may go over. rs common
consent for the future cons .deration u
the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

FIRST SESSION OF FoRTr-SECoNp Cox
GREss. Monday. the senate debated the
Georgia senatorial case. In the House.
Mr.. Hale introduced bill to provide Cor a
general amnesty. except for members Of
Congress who Withdrew from Congress
and aided in the rebellion. officers of the
army and navy who aided in the rebellion
and members of the State Convention who
voted for and signed the ordinances for
secession. The bill passed by vote Of
l3i TO i6. Parker's revenue tariff re-olu-
lions Were no; seconded-,i9 to 1s.-and
We're referred. \ resolution rcafiirming
that of the last Congress that the true
principle of revenue reform points Ia the
abolition of the internal revenue system.
and the repeal AT the earliest possible day
of all stamp and other internal revenue
taxes. while properly adjusted rate, should
be retained on distilled and malt liquors
and tobacco 50 long n the legitimate ex-
pense> Of the government require taxation.
Ma adopted. on motion IF Mr.. Kelley. 800
Ia II.
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Gbt Gllswortb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by \. X. SAWYER. Fer
terms, &c. see first page.
$. n. PETTExGILL 4 CO., 81 Park Row, New
York, and GKo. r. RowELL h Co, 10 Park Row,
New York, are the cole agents Tor the AMERICAN,
In that city. aud are authorized 20 contract for
inserting advertisements for us at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested To
leave their favors with either Of the above houses.
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Police Court Record.
DRINKwATER, JUDGE.

" ~
No. S35. James NJ. Bartlett Daniel
Hamilton. Action to recover price OF wag-
OH $500 sold to Den. Den. denied the
price charged and filed an account in set
of. The Court rendered Judgment for
PHI. for 500
Burnham Tor PHI Peters for ben.
No. 81. Moses Il. rulsifcr Aibcr,
Garland. Action 10 recover pay Tor me,Ii-
cal Attendance upon Pms. wife and also
upon rn's mother. Amount claimed
eleven dollars pen adni't,d lhr claim
for attendance upon hi~ wife. bu, denied
his liability for the attendance upou hi,
mnthAH. PA testified thu; Den. asked
him Z, attend upon III, mother. AND prom
iscd 10 pay him. DcA. testified thai he
was merely the messenger 81 hi- brother
win Nhom hi~ mother lived and THAT I've
dd at agree to pay. Pm bprA' were
prodsced and showed charges against
Albeit Garland, H. widow Garland. Court
hellthIt pid-~ casa a. o. nor'~ liability
f'r Ii. mothcr'> medical attendance was
urf Sufficiently proved. aud rendered judy
mentor I'm NV n4only and costs.
Buruham for I'M. Peter, for Den.
STAG Mary /. Walker. Complaint IF
oilicu. tor being = common street walker.
rIca Guilty. Sentenced tp len lay- inn
pri.nmeut in Jail.
SITE Isaac Emerson. Complaint 81
City Marshall for Inioxication Flea Guilty
Sentence Fine Of sioo AMI costs. In de-
ftuIiof payment prisoner ,va- committed
ID J.tl
~fAc Patrick KELLEY Complaint -
CITY MARSHALL Tor fuioNicaijon. Plea Guilty.
>cnincc-f'inc sl.Do aui costs. IN d.
fiultof payment, prisoner was committed
to Ill.
Si,jc james u. Badger. Complaint
Of 4 u. >purling sheriff ior breaking and
Entering ia The night time Tho store 81 T..
J. Thomas, Ia Eden. aud stealth. So, in
n.s-y. Plea nix halfy. ON examination.
p,h- VA, found guilty. and ordered ~
recognize for appearance a. S. i. Court
H. 4,lAulr ~ -urriic,. De.i. Wa commit
tr,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

List 81 Patents issued e. Maine Ia
veni"r- for the week ending Apr. -. Ill.
aud each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ell-worth I4srio1a. hy WIN. r. sea-
'ey. solicitor Of Patents. schwartz Block
West Market Square. Bangor. Ne.
No. ll3.2si. Water and windwheel. A.
Folsom. Passport: No. ll3.2ss. ". Il
Gifari ". X. Giffard. Jr.. and Jas. A.
GifiArd. Milo. Loom: No. ll3. ~. WI.
Howland. Topsham. Wood Pulp Machine /:
No. ll3.i42. ". II. Murch. Portland
Culinary Ve-.
Whole num5er Of Patent. issued 239:
Reissues. IL Extensions. 4: Designs. >. /:
Trademark. l.
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Twenty seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Disease. incide Mt to Females
mas placed Dir. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making sueh practice a speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantees speedy and permanent cure
IN the worst case Of Suppression and all other
Menstrual Deraagesse,sss, from ,cAaterer Cause
AL letters for advice must contain 81. Oiice, No
. ESDICorr STREET. Boston.
\. B.-Boari furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, ls70.-sp.no. yr