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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
Fora homesteao IN the West.
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PeNkSYL JANA CENTRAL r. R.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
FAST EMlGKANT ElNE,
q Ie t T s B u r q
And al! places in tie West, 50 utA.oes, al.
NorthUest.


- THR SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. "a
Thislin Il fords un eq uAl ed nd nducements 10 per
sons desiring cheap and Us 20 to th
Wes. aud deserves particularly the attention OF al
such AS desire avaiIthemseiye es Of the Homestead
bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsy ivania Central Railroad, with its cor
ChicAs0a aud other pronineh places the est, ,ant
is also the quickest cheapest aid oest route to al
prominent places IN the SVuthwest nd Tort invest.
Passengers are forwarded in coIniortabl and air,
PassenEer Cans, furnished with csh Ell seats
m0veable bnts water tahk stoves. in Winter. and
with such ~ Ms requisite for tn
sOiutort Of families.
ThrVus tcketsa sold to al. nromin eu pl aces i,
tho West. Suuthwrs and Nor west, at about hs,
the usual first class fare.
Children under five ears old as FREQ and chjldrep
between the OF and tweivL years puy nalt.
price.
baggage oh ecked and forwarded BY tho Ame rsio
with the Passengers, LightypOunds OF baggage sar-
:;eM tree to every tuli passenger:
The train leaves daily except Sunday g. tic ct
must be procured and baggage red al the e.
No. llh Market street. by o'clock, p. NJ.
By addressing the undersigned he " i'll forward b
return of mail free fcharge,
complete price liz map, correct copy
Homestead Law, aad give such other information
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK. Agent
Ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market S'rset, Phil adslphis
PhtlAdelphia Juno "A. lSsh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26
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Commencing NOHNAY, Jun. a is1a :, -.
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Sr... .a.ei ssao. sistd :: s:is .,S :ss
Ss;iro.d. At Salisbury with W,eon,eo asd PoesSoas
ExfKh1n s, TEAM 100 Y. tsu.d.y. ..e.,..,., -.
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son.s' ~ hamokin Juucs,o, with lLe Tw,sc' VIII
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TMKouGH TRAINS 4Roy s..,,.,..
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s,o, i,, " ~ tS3i. Oh. 80 Ahd lv - NJ
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TRAINS FOR sALrlxoxf
Leave he-t-i"t 1915 AUD YlI a, .nn...
| Leave 'h'nston a. 1892, 2 IS and in ~ s's
| BIZ r.s -A1 ''V< A. ~. l,S a1
svNbA Train PROM sALyjxopr
,..n % :. H., stoppiLg a n asnn,,. p.,,-
| nsh5 hbcideeh, hAvie e-de-ts ace Isity
port " .,avan nAs'; k!a,sn Newark. s.as.os. NJ.
icy moot LIZ vGrr ana Che,t.r
| AkNNTt kapNul,t.r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-26

Advancing Age. ,
Inst sixty two! then trim thy 'isht.
And get thy jewels oil reset.
rris mast m eridian, but still bright.
And laex. some hours TO sunset yet.
Al SIXTY two
Re strong and true.
s,our I'll thy rust and shine anew.
lis yet high day. thy staff resume.
And Srht fresh battles fer tho truth;
srvtat is age? but youths full bloom,
A Ar.per. mere transcendent youth.
weight gold
IL never old.
s,rsams broader grow ~ downward roll'L.
Atsix,y.twe life has begun.
At seventy -three begin once more.
Fly swi(ter ns thou nsars the sun.
And brighter shine at eighty -four;
At nincty-fvs
Shouldst thou arrive.
Still wait on God. and work and thrive.
Keen thy locks wet with morning dew.
And freely let thy graccs flow.
For life we'll spent is ever now.
And years annointed younger grow.
So work away.
BE young for aye
From sunset breaking into day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Mr.. EDITOR Il want TO tell your read
ers how the Lord has prospered US, and
what the ladies here have done and are
doing. We have now q good meeting
house, with some aid from friends out Of
town, among which was donation OF
$1,000 from the late Col. Black Of Els
worth. also 4 very good Parsonage worth
$1,000 al least; and also as an important
item a good minister. We have had some
aid from the Maine Missionary Society
but now assume the entire support of the
minister, and with the blessing of God will
return back some Of the money given Us.
And now | wish TO tell you something of
the aid we have raised, or the ladies of this
place -
In lsJ5 we commenced TO build a meet
iughouse. and at the same time a few say
half a dozen ladies organized a Sewing
Society for the purpose of aiding Us. The
number has increased into fifteen working
members. and find by examining their re-
cords that the society has paid in for sup
porting the minister. for the building and
furnishing it som- $3.50, and this none Y
they have earned by their needles. working
one afternoon every two weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
From New York.

NEW \ DIRK, Jan. Sd.
Al meeting OF the Evangelical Alliance
last Tight. Wm. L. Dodge was elected
President. and the Chief Justice and sew
cral Others Vice Presidents.
Or. Chaplin said that the Christians Of
America ought To take the newly arrived
japanese Commissioner. out OF the hands
of politicians ana show them something OF
our Christian Institutions. He said the
Burlingame Mission was a comparative
failure, because Christians kept aloof from
IT.
Tweed is still in the city. lie declines
saving hat he viii do concerning his taxi
in- hi> scat IN the Legislature.
The Administering steamer Hornet has
been liheued AT the suit Of thirty persons
who shipped from this port on the under
standing that they were engaged 10 the
Merchants service. and when ont az sea.
were compelled to enlist in the service of
tie Cuban Junla.
Twecd's interest in the Metropolitan
Hotel has been sold t. veteran Hotel
keepers
Counterfeit twenties on the Market Ma
toual Bank, are circulating.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01


Ar al Cardenas l3th inst. sch Grace Webster
Hume Portland; 10Th. Hattie Ross Uiick, do
windward, winlerPort, Ilth. brig Torrent, Tis-
Ar 18th, Grace Webster. Portland; Torrent
Tibhetts. from Baltimore.
Ar at Havana 18Th. brig wenonah, from York ;
lath, Henderson. Henderson, Matanxas; j W
spencer Portland; 18th, barques Lizzie II Jack
son Marwlek, New York; jane Adelne. Hutchin-
Ar 18Th. brig Alcyene, Davis, Boston.
=, Ar az MatAnAas lhh, barque Ellen Stephens.
Hos. Portland. brig W Il Bickmore. wiseasset.
ter, do; brig A IL Curtis, Merriaan, Phila.
Ar 18th, Proteus. True. Portland.
Ar at Kingston. ia. 9th inst sch William Con.
nors, Toole. Trinidad.
sid 9Th inst, schs Starlight, Hopkins ocho Rios
and New York 9th, ontaro, sprague, Montego
Bay and New York; 10th, brig showers, savage.
Old Harbor and New York.
- In port 18th inst. sch Lizzie Poor, Dickey. for
Boston; and others.
Ar at Barbados 10th ult, sob l. l. Warren John
son, Norfolk.
A, surnam 9Th inst, brig II II MeGilvery, s,ubbs
Al a. Port spain I'D ult. sch Quango. Prostor,
from Peliadelphia via Nassau, y r.
At Mayaguez 10th inst. schs Zeta Psi. Thomp son,
anu Nleksours. higgins. unc Clara l. McConylile
Eaton. from New York, ar 4th; Hattie Z smi h
Brown, do, ar oh; Z X Dresser, Reed, unc
Eld pm, sen Ella Hay, Jeliison, or New York,
At Turks Islands lith inst, barque Signal Whit.
ny, Tor Boston. days; brig David Bugbee, Sta
Cardif-En. for lds sth Harvest Home, Dickey :.
Oh ,rieston,
SID from Messina Isl inst, Harry Stew art W eeks
for Phia.
- SID from Palermo 9th ult, Atlas, Hodgdon, New
York; Eureka, Paine, do.
Ar al Messina 18th inst Dirigo, Cofhn, NY
Ar at Leghorn I'd inst, Monitor, Eaton, Genoa.
ormus. Pettengili, Philadelphia.
sld rom Valencia 4th inst, Assyria, smith, Nal
aga ana New York.
Ar at Bordeaux sth inst Eyausll Caloar,l from
SeS York.
Sid from Havre 9Th. Annis 1,,rrev r,Ahx ga,
din and United states
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
Ellsworth PRICE Current,
MARINE LIST.
Memoranda.
Corrected Weekly

Launch ed. at Thomaston. loth inst. f. ON the
yard of Walker Dunn & Go double dccAed
three ma sicd -chr of 40 tons. named the Amo,
Walker. owned by the builders and Others
and to be commanded 10y Capt John q Dunn
OF lhomastou.
The big ta-eatell.. Capt >immon. Of Rich
nond. NJ. which had cleared for Havana
hsutcd into the stream at Portland uarbOr.
Tuesdav. and the crew WA, put on board They
were ordered To turn To" by the mate but re-
fused and took to the forecastlc. The mate set
the ensign. union down, which attracted aiteu.
ton and the captaiu. who was on shore, went
down. The rnrn -tti refused 10 ID duty. aud
IN the meantime a boats crew from the re, enuc
steamer Mctulloch arrived. but I. the oficcT
In charge hal no al ihorty To make Nrcst. -
the vessel was within State jurisdiction, the
police were notified Before the officers arrived
the crew got into fight among Themselves
AMI two OF tho men, named Kennedy and Riley.
attacked each oiheI with sheath knives and
were cut and wounded swfully. The officcr-
put the most turbulent Of the meu in irons anil
brought them to Portland. .Aing i've arrests.
he wounded men presented a shocking spec
tAcic A. they werr taken TO the station the
blood flowing from their wound. and be-mear.
iuG their isc~s and 81 thing The wound. 81
the men arr not dangerous.
capt Mchccn. late Of sch Nellie + Burgc.-
lost nj Mosquito Inlet. Fla. I. 10 have A new 8
ma>icd cc..trc board ,ch built for him the com
INK sea~on. the frame for which Is now being
hauled into Heliast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Tie Of Get in establishing this Institution
waa 1a a,'-a .Mo greatest perfection in the
rcIar.'..a. practice and ~ Of Vegetable
E,i4siies. ami to s,aura permanent place
where F4m..i.s, I.s4l.,s or luy rcrsou could
9t'a.n tAr BEET r...4.,4l l,ire. And -uch rem
eide - ems. 3. ,-i .,iair,, without the lsc
D.. Urcenc Al de,a . y-i,..u @! the Insti-
ta.s since .ts f.AEl..aA, ra~ mare an
twenty INV years. iuca h.,r A41 "
large experience in D.. treatment y chronic
diseases. In Greene "a IN t.- tty.f.f.t year
an has devoted BILL i.a tl il.- i.4ueA III Ajs
pro.e--t.H aaI h,- s.-,.--. ur believe is vitA-
out parallel
Among Tue diseases ty uL,rt IL give ge-
pccial attention nay r. noticed Cancer, ~.rpf-
ula Cntarrh Eroncafr4 Consumption. lle4ts
Disease, Ncurai@4 t-..us >.-.4- .-e.-,
Eheumllisia Faral' ..- -..u-. ..-.- ID
FeIs.a. / .y,r Conn t..... ..r
Faint stomach. lr,. ..-..- ..t
Salt HI 4t t4..,r. H-.... .4.a
cas- 1. tt...... t,e-At.
b. r-c. .as Nri.r la.--. -.
tive u .i.s.a- and fl.r.r Pr .... .t.4...,
be sem free ~ ia.4ll-
Al.rr,.. I,. UkLLNf .....
u Tenn ..e,. ...
Angus -l5, 1871 lyearJ5
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Domesiic Ports.

foETLANp-Ar ASH Idaho Davi. Y; Ne.
yadA, DAVIS Boston oregon. Duntoa, BooGlbay
tia oHW ard. Bunker, MatanEts.
A. .s.h. >eh smith Igttlc. Thu .ton OF Ana from
Wis asset foI Dnar ester, leaking loo strokes per
hvur. hA,iug struck on Han way Rock X III
probably disehArsc and 80 On Tic railway Tor re-
Ga arm Alpine Boston: olve Elizabeth. DO
.slh. Light OF The Last, and Pf.Ie both ftoln
Bosro>-Ar 81 6 L Porter, Alicia. Northpor,.
Clr Mari \ iioii for Bath.
tld 2Ith Clara Jane. Lubt,c
a. 3 n. Franklin. CoIby Wt.casset
lid AImra Coombs Tor Havana Guerrilla
spa row baeks"ors; Oregon, Miller, Tor Rock
Ga .sth, sch Add. chaduiek coau. HAlu
more
sid. bargue Aimira cooInbs sch Dlriso.
Below an soh Alice d.
Ga 9'lh, thip Boynson Palmer, I Alais. brig
PERI, ferAins, ,aEdena', sch u h ATcy. Ky an Tor
NEW YoKK-Ar I'D. Asnss. Hodges, jackson
vile.
Through Hell Gate 81, c NJ Wentworth, Ter Cal.
ais Trad" "in4; for Portland.
Ar "a brig Abby Ellen. oii HArbor. IA. A Il
CID s,th. CyhosuTe. Pinkham, Nsriokl.
Ar stih. Edwin Reed. Boston
Ar .3th, Bensa4. nus, for Boston
Ga nj Becd, Adams. Charleston SC
, Ga -'th M-ohlas, Johnson, Arroyo. Annie
Through Hell Gate e6ih senator. uowes. for
Bo.toa. Bengal. do. Gilman. do Virginia do,
fnovipIscE-AI 18th. sch Fred spodord, Turn
or, kasi Harbor 7 VIA Norfolk
SID 18Th. sch New Zealand, Cook, New York.
sld -Sth, sch Rio, Tucker. New York.
IMMORTAL 25ih. schs Ontario. Parsons I'm
Calais Tor Aew foTA, Ned sampler. Pinkhan, y
tor Portland.
In port 23th sehs Terrapin Wooster. Providence
for \ L A Hendrlck t,reculas Baltluur, Tor
BeliAs:.
NEwBUEYrogr->ld2 ash, juliet s;roui, fos Mag.
ssuef
Ntwrosr-Ar sd. Ella. Grinale tor Savannah ;
Lotto Wells. Boston Tor Jacksonville
fHiLADELfiiiA - Ar 2ith. bATque Cienfueso.
Dyer. GALVESTON.
BALriAoRE-Ar 22d, Benz Franklin. orland.
Nokf oLk-Ar 18th, Maria Frye, Bunker Cal
ais.
JAcksoSvILLE-cldl 10th, Abby WATSON, Lord.
ny
IANrico-Ar S0th ult Storm Petrol, Haskell, for
\, days.
DAKiES-Cld 18th, j Wiley, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
IT, 7. KowtI.L's COLUMN
GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE Mo.f,
u Tree :! (; TO BOOK AGENTS.

| il,,,s,.a, 49, handsome Prospectu, al our New
dine scripture Inys,r si.ls. containing over 400
n pe., OF charse NATIONAL PrprIsIISa 20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

gratuitous service and for the excellent
manner in which the singing was con-
ducted. Probably mere people were pres
ent at this Installation than at any previous
one ia the city. and every one pronounces
Il the most successful. In the att. Don
the following officers of Lygonia Lodge
were Installed at Masonic Hall: =
!. T. Cushman, NJ: y. ]. Moore. :. W.
Chas. joy. J. w; Chss. II. Joy, :. D.; II. l..
Moore, J. D.; Luther Jordan. :. s.; Henry l..
Adams, J. s; J. II. Higgins, S. Edwin Wood,
T.;
Aud at The same place the officers of
Esoteric Lodge -
II. +. Campbell, NJ. A. W. Cushman, S. W. I;
G. \. Dyer, J. W.; James A. McGown, S. ID. (;
A. W. Greely, J. D.; Orison Call S. s.; 4. j..
Jordan, J. s.; Chas. Mcdonald. T..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Not among the least Of the invaluable prop
critics Of Miss sAwYER's SALvE are its beuif-
cisl effects on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp
in fve or six different parts 1t promotes the
growth Of the hair. prevents its turning gray.
and, on bald spots. II produces a new growth
OF hair. No lady should be without this inyal-
liable article as an indispensable cosmetic tor
the toilet. 1t eradicstes dandrun aud disease
from the head and b!oiches and pimples from
the face ffSl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Biuehill lsems
The Levee of the Ladies of the First
Baptist Church. holden the last week, was
an entire success. Every thing went of
pleasantly. There were crowds on both
the evenings, and the tables were more
than abundantly supplied with all the good
things ever thought of-the net proceeds
three hundred and five dollars
The opening Of the Mineral Spring and
other important improvements indicate
lively times the coming season. some
Boston gentlemen have already made APP
plication for board for their families and
although very many Of our houses will be
open for boarders. the prospect is a lack
of room. Another aud much larger hotel
is among the necessities of this place
With the right Kind OF landlord it would
do a good business. -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

The Lewiston Journal says there are
about 400 voters In Lewiston and Auburn.
The population OF Lewiston has increased
about 1900 since manufacturing was be-
gun. There are $3.50 improved water
powers In Lewiston and Auburn. and about
5000 more horses power can be utilized
in the two cities-the total water power Of
Lewiston and Auburn being over Is, 600
horses power.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

The Democrat says that Prof. A. c
Herrick will commence a course Of three
lectures, at the Methodist church at Bethel
Hill. on Thursday evening. Jan. 18th
Rev. Mr.. Titus from Charleston. Mass.
formerly pastor Of the Congregational
church OF Bethel, has accepted call from
the Congregational Society at Pennington.
\. H., at a salary Of sI4O0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

The Maine Central company propose
making some important improvement
abou; the dcpo, in Belfast, the coming
season. Among them j. the building OF a
wharf on the water side OF the bridge from
Hollis wharf. wide enough TO lay an adj
dtional track and accommodate freight.
They also propose TO cree; an elevator
with machinery to discharge corn vessels
and potato cars. The building to be OF
sufficient, size 10 allow cars 10 run in and
load.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
THURSDAY. February 1910

Many people. particularly children. suffer
with tho ear ache and for The benefit Of such
we give u sure but simple remedy. Put in two
or three drops OF johnson, Anodyue Liniment.
stop The ear with undressed wool. ba,he the
feet in warm water before going TO bed, aud
keep the head warm at night.
Capt. Charles Sag"r. who keeps superb
stock OF livery horses in Portland. de, Inform
eel ~ recently thaA he Use. Sheridan Cavalry
Condition Powders regularly In his stables and
that the expense i more than Offset by the DIT
mini-heI amount of grain necessary to Keep
his hur>e> alw w. IN god order
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

There are s,68e improved water pow
ers In Lewiston and Auburn, and about TO-
600 more horse power can be utilized in
our two cities-the total water power OF
Lewiston and Auburn being over Is ZOO
horse poMer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
VIEW ADVERT TSEMENTS

At Cost-f. Hyman.
Ladies' Fair.
Vessel for sale-Holden & Richardson
Fore closure Of Mortgage.
Petition.
Rising sun Stove Polsh-Morss Bros. Canton
Mass.
Probate Notices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

The Wig learns that on Wednesday,
Patrick Kennedy OF Brewer. son Of NJ.
Hugh Kennedy. OF Bangor. a, work lunl-
bering In Loveland's crew en- the Eas,
Branch. was 50 badly injured by the fall o,
tree that he lived but n short time His
body was brought to Bangor on the f. 4
y. \. train yesterday morning. He was
about - years OF age and leave, a wife
and three small children in Brewer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry is ga
combination and form indeed for healing
and curing diseases Of the throat, lungs, and
chest. 1t cures cough by loosening and clean
sing the upgs, and allsyins irritstions, thus
removing the cause, instead Of drying up the
cough and leaving the disease behind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Brig Alexander Nickc- At New York from
Jamaica. lost part OF her iorcmasi on the l1th
int by stroke Of lightning.
sch Trenton. Of fremont. Walls, At Ports
mouth I'D Int from klizAb~thport list drcA
load OF coal and galley sth Inst, dur ng sale.
Barque Anglo saxon. Potter, from Sunlcr.
land for san Francisco. before reported lot
was wrecked on the coast Of lrakuay, near
Care - Mary, Nov ;. vessel and largo prl 4
inE \ total los. crew saved AMI landeI =
MonteSldeo. The vessel hal lost rulIcr Of
Cape Horn, aud when coming up the river Ia
ftAia, the vessel became unmauagcAbr, high
wind, AMI strong current, drove her ashore
and she went 10 pieces.
III l. II Fray. ,fo,inan. eauE1. fire on the
night OF nth int. while lying a; Pembroke
The Nasscl Wa, badly damaged. tic cabin
quarter deck, main sAil aud mAinboom bctn.
destroyed. The mainma,t W.. seriously dan,
aged. he J. II l. Wa. about e. tons register
sui wa owned by l. l. Is Adsworih ani Capt
joseph lark. The los, i, estimated At 81 90.
No insurance.
sch Ne,ia, Pinkham. from York for Gal
weston. with an assorted cargo, has been wreck
csl near spanish Cay, Abaco. Most of the car :.
~ WI. -aSed IN a damaged condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men end o
men. we give employment that pays from e. 10
y per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted TO every city. town and village send
for sample and go to work At once. Addre.. /:
J. Latham Co.. 20. Washington ST. Boston.
Mass. ti5l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
d.. ",

The Way records that the Bangor peo-
pie are luxuriating on pickerel caught in
Pushaw Lake which sells in Bangor at
nine cents per pound. =. Friday night q
dog owned by Thomas Foster bit a little
boy named Willie Cannon of Bangor un-
der the left knee. making bad wound and
completely seyering one of the large ten
dons Of the leg. The canine has since de-
parted this life by a pistol shot. =. The
grocery store of Barker Emery was broken
open day or two since. and robbed Of
$50 in money and quantity of tobacco
and cheese. .. The Commercial SAYS that
two tons Of superior sole leather, drawn
by team Of six mules, passed through
Bangor Monday. TO the Maine Central
depot. 1t was from the Amherst tan
merry. :. Thirty thousand dollars worth of
mink furs were sold in Bangor last year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

sT.GN,IIoN In the blood tend. to produce
nine-t u,hs Of the diseases ''h,,h i heir to-
This. however, is obyisted, WITHOUT pEBILt-
TAXING the system, by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. u5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

I'm the course of his sermon at Stein
way Hall. New York, on Sunday morning.
the Rev. G. Fl. Hepworth referred to the
flsk-stokes tragedy, describing the muir
9eteo man as man of good heart, who
uid COED bright. generous deeds, but who
was i'Af great big boy. who seemed to
ieei 'hat there was nothing real in life ex-
cept money and himself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Dick Yates. once Governor of Illinois
and Senator in Congress, is fast going TO
the bad. The other day lie visited bank
ing house in Springfield, H., and demand
ed $50. IL was refused him. whereupon
he visited saloon and asked for drink
OF whiskey. The bar tender told him he
had none, whereupon he grew so violent
that he was put out by force. Forsaken,
friendless and an outcast. he is now per-
feet wreck, ana even his friends have come
60 the conclusion that the only service he
can render is to die.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
Probate Courts.

EiLswpgrH list Welaeshav in January Feb
AIRY. August, September. and December ~
We laest ~ % April 81 Wednesday, In june ami
- wednesday In October
RLvEHiLL list wedne,diy in July and Novem
Der.
BucksroRr.-Sd Wednesday in January, May
and September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Welcomes German Cough Remedy is rec
commended highly for whooping Cough, Group.
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, DC. + sale BY
5. Wiggin & Co., Geo A Parcher and A.
VI Robinson. Ellsworth, and Medicine dealers
generally-for family medicine Welcomes
Liver Regulator Dyspeptic' does not have is
equal. 3ma5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
NJ A r RI E ID.

Ensworth-yaa. s.th, BY A. i. Burnham, Esq.
Nj 1ibridge y Anderson and Miss Rachel kim,
ball both Of Ellsworth.
Brooksyille-Jan. l4th, BY David WATSON, Esq.
Robert Redman. Jr. and Miss Abby Blake all OF
Brooksvills.