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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12
RIVER AsD OCEAN STEAMERS.
1 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS slfFFhf

\ - 60.
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passenger, hnrkc To and from railway stations
or ~caports in England. ireland. Scotland. Norway.
sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Holland, Eel
giun. and The United States.
Cabin fare from New York 10 Lou'lon. Liverpool.
Glasgow. or Derry. 10y Wednesdays steamer. 500.
~ SATURDAYS steamer. St5 and SIS.
Excursion tickets Sl2a. All payable In currency.
Passenger, brrkcd DIRECT from Palermo. Genoa.
Mc5slnn. and TRIESTE. To New York.
Cabin Sl0: Storage. !5j. Payable In currency.
For further Information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
I Bowling Green, y. V, or
j. W. WYATT. Agent.
iyi-am yGrviiunr stft,l. Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

A New York drummer who purchased Il
pockettill Of boiled eggs to eat OF tie cars
mad the misfortune to collide with 4 ftt mat,
and the eggs Icing soft boiled, he was forced
To pay Il brakeman Il dollar TO shampoo his
coat tails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

Poor Hope He must be sick. Think Of
hciug m editor and Icing ut the same time
sick. Think of being sick in Norfolk
Mosquitoes! The day mosquito and the
night. The striped, silent mosquito. and
the >olcr cray mosquito with his thirsty
>un".-- refreshing I"1cr.
I'VE tender our Sympntliir$.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

LAND SALr.-Thc property in Orange
county. Va, known us Mount IIcnSllaw,
>iStin~ of go acres. l;lS been sold to Rev.
j. w. Walker. of Pennsylvania. for $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12
r,ESlr,l.sarnANTs.

RI E,rELLE. No. i2et Main street, Ii fn!ls
r 4 fortified against .nsaInsrss Ise2..9 ScSr-,
Wir,l with one OK rs4ienf ard another d gyx
will 30 hard IL I've doesn't keep his citss
toners and friends cool alid sVtnfi,TL-S
able let TIN, suHfiier gfs rage licys.r -
Ills t,s the hfst irnd,Isss 81 IDS
fren. the tropics &, che wlsisi ATE ~
ts,t Il f,sf STYLE 0ss "A as4 81 x .
= is f;A IL Il; the bst bef for s. stsst Drss,ng ~.
s,,;.arier ibtnr in sittt Y
tiese and icta aud cs,ohS mineral
men can't keep sool then the ~
rs yfsissius itself. 81,
Thankful f0y past ny
lnlie tssg y I, sssis e "a @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

DHlliiIELPtIlA, RICHMOND Il -,
4 kNp NORFOLK SfEA ~ : II P,sse-44=!51ss:--s
LtNE.-FnR mi ia DEL i'iiIi TWICE a
WEEK. Sie.,'crs NORFOLK, EMPIRE. a,l j..
). GREEN compost = this lc. will leave Rirl,.
mo,I every Monday and THURSDAY 1T y:
,i'rlnrk ST. Il Il f'niIadcirhia ever WEDNESDAY
aud SATURDAY ut thr sarric h'dtr, alternately =,
Frrghi> RECEIVED daily iSu days excepted inr all
,rtts ur PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey. aud Delaware
also Tor charleston. Savannah and New urleaBs,ane
hills ri lang s.lhh through.
Freight la,.'u for Norfolk III Ifu'hr.tr rates.
Passage Philadelphia, iuclr.ling meals and
SllIerJuIi!, -.
y. p. PORTER, Agent,
No. oi2j Dock street Richmond.
WILLIAM +. CLYDE. Il CO, Agents
NJ. - South WhhrrsS.
N - \u /; North WmlrNtr>. plii,mlpIa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

! AMEa E'> I ES T.,XA AfoAr g.
FOX NEW YrEK. I'IliLAnEPi!lA. BALTl-
M0Et NORFOLK. rOKTSMOUI
AND All. REGULAR LAND
INt;S ON TIE JAMES
RivER.
ALSO. F..E OLD POINT AND "fuE De
L'EAU" tSEWELL'S POINT.
iOIIX SYLVESTER. Captain DC. tiIFFohi'. l't,"f
C,,,,,aN = wharf at f,.'htt- Tor the ipN'-iGino
y, eos OH MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and ~
blYS, II il \. ", AID frtufIiH nn i,h2sts'
THURSDAY ava -nttI;t.,y .rtcgrn'. At y nclorh
Ia-s,.7 DER, ...-t.i al Norfolk "ith ir old isat
lie srampr, FOR Baltimore, Philadelphia, saa seW
Train leave. CITY Poin: for Petersburg On ariVa
Gt str:s'ntr. , y,o r.,
fart Ia philadelphia. ."."."'.."..'...'..'."' oS
fI + yemrsion tickets to Old Point and "Vue
liam uui return. 81. Good until used
Tickets IN sale at GARBFR & Co.'s EAPRESs,
aud baggage clnrscl through. ,.,un,ys
ro.,, Eaitirprr'. and priicir. landing. "h THESIS
p,ks BAY and all regular landings ~ jarer r''h
al REASONABLE IATtn
Freight i, Cciy, i from A NJ. al " J.. NJ.
Freight for NAY -latt'iiDgs must ~ prepaid
The Steamer Sylvester will bc chartered for eve.
ring excursions At reasonable rates
l.. q. TSTUM. General SSEm
uIiire, Cnuu,uiys wharf. -,
Hranrh n';r. c"r.cr Main aud Ninth ,trsrt le !
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Tbc steamer SI rs
rrR will Ic.ise Eichinond on and alter MONDAY
linz 18th If August at 6 a. NJ. a,-it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

Eroal-Stlcct station. s:37 A. NJ. Except snli-
lays.l ED MYERS.
jel3 General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12
GUlSG WEs1.

Train No. Through rassrngcr) leaves Richmond
tally EXCEPT Sundays ut g." 4. NJ: leaves Dam
Vile at l2:s5 L. ~: arrive at Greensboro ut 800
q. VI.
Train No. tlJnchiurp IwscsEgcrl leaves Rirh-
mord daily at olJ 4. ~. arrives ut Lyuchbnry III
I. VI.
Trniu No II Through nail AMI exprcssl rares
Rrhmonttdaily 1T Lao /. NJ: leaves nsntille daily
at $3.50 L. Nj arrive. at Greensboro daily al 1915
VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

II ~ not physic which may give temporary re-
lei tp thc Sufferer for the first few doses, but
which from continued use brings Piles and kin
drcd diseases to AID ia weakening the invalid, nor
+ il loctcrcd liquor which under the meme OF
Bitter. I'll so extensively palmcd oG on the public
a. sovereign remedies, huI it Is 4 most powerful
Tonic and Alternative, pronounced ~ by the lead
ny uledID AT authorities Of London and Paris, and
been long used by the regular physicians Of other
......r, 49, m lnrtLI rcmnlIll rn.mlLs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
RN TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.
BANGOR. Me-. 23th.

BANGOR. Me-. S5th.
Bv the premature explosion of blast
iu a ledge on Front street, yesterday AFTER
noon. three men and a boy We're 80 Sc.
riouSly Injured that the lives of three of
them are despaired OF. Patrick McGee
was badly burned in the face, had his leg
broken and otherwise severely bruised,
will recover. Aaron Benner. burned and
spine dislocated; lower limbs paralyzed.
Charles Sanborn. injuries supposed fatal.
Harvey French. son of \. ;. French of
Washington. ID. c.. eleven years old. who
+, visiting here, was passing by and
stopped TO see the work, and had his skull
crushed in by being thrown thirty feet into
the air and striking upon his head ON the
ledge The three latter it is thought. will
= not recover.
Patrick Duffy, while overseeing the load
ius Of teams at cut on Hodgdon street,
Yesterday afternoon. was buried up by
Hand side by which he was covered with
heavy mass of clay. breaking both legs
and an arm, dislocating a hip. and injur-
ils him internally.
Cha>. ~ealand. clerk in lpcraham' Drug
store fell through the scuttIe from the
third story to the lower floor. He was
severely bruised. but no bones were brok-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
State Items.

COURT TERM>.-The :. J. Court sep
tcmbcr term FOR the countless named be-
gan Tuesday: Knox. Al Eochlaud. Apple
ton. presiding; Androscoggin. At Auburn.
Walton. presiding; Oxford, at Paris. Dan
forth. presiding; Aroo>iook. at lIoulion.
Cutting. presiding; Somerset, AT >kowhe-
gan, Tapley. presiding: York, at Alfred
Barrows. presiding.
RAILROAD SURyEY.-rhe Journal say :
that Col. Mayo of Orono, together with a
party of New York capitalists, represent
ing capital of $4,000. 900. started from
Bangor, last week. for a survey OF the
proposed railroad along the river shore.
between that city and Rockland. p. climb
nary TO the immediate beginning of active
operations in the construction of this i'm
portant link OF railway communication.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Local and Other Items.

Launched from the ship-yard of Messrs.
Rideout q Loud, fine schooner called the
Emma McAdam; burden 2l7 tons. q. m. !:
dimensions: length l02 feet, breadth % =
feet. depth 5 3-l feet.
She j. owned by Mess.s Rideout 4 Lord
city, parties in Ellsworth. and Capt.J. ;.
Mureh, who j. to command her Er.
The Rev. T. J. Il. House will resign
his pastorate of the Harvard street church.
Nov 1t.
We have had three pleasant days in
success sion without sign Of rain.
Albert Jelli>on j. having hi store eX-
ternalIy repaired and the new front will
add much 10 the appearance OF the build
ing.
Prof. Herrick. a native of this county
and well known to many. has lost his val
nab'e collection of curioSities collected on
his last trip to Europe. The vessel in
which they were shipped took fire on the
voyage TO America.
b. i. GRAY Is preparing the founda-
ton Tor a two story boarding house be-
tween the store of Geo. Cunningham Il
Co. and the carriage factory of J. ".
Davis.
&C. T. joy is to occupy the e. stern
store in Coombs' new block. Campbell &
Leach the middle store and the Ellsworth
American most of the two stories of the
western.
- Rev. Mr.. Goucher has resigned his
pa>torate Of the kennebunkport church. to
take charge Of tho Baptist church at wal
doboro. NJ.
Two houses are being built on Frank
lin street, opposite the residence 81 Henry
Writings one for Dr. Drake and the other
for Capt. \. h. woodard.
RuRAL II URpAN. one Of our mcr-
chants on Main street on entering hi, eel
lar on Wednesday morning. found part
ridge which had taken shelter there for
the night. Gam, aud hard,rlrc i, stock
in trade never before combined to our
knowledge.
campbell ~ Leach are putting goods
into their new store in Coombe' block
- Master Snmmin>hy j. putting up the
frame of schooner at Jones ship yard
for Hall Brothers. Master Lord at his
yard has begun sch. for J. 7. Grant and
others. and master Gtan, has commenced
On another for himself and purchaser
-Mc--r>. Han Brothers hc-au maxim.
boXe~ al their steam mill This week
New curb stones hav, been pui around
The walk in front OF the Post Office. The
walk has been raised and 3, now being
paved with bricks.
A Young of Mr.. James Cook broke
hi, Lee 2Ith inst; It was So, by Or. Hodg-
kiu, and be il now doing we'll
some droveI,. who passed through
thi, city last saturday pa>sured their cat
Tie Friday night in woodhine Cemetery.
where they ran riot over the graves. aud
did wha, mischief they pleased.
The Bangor Com ,tItiui ha, authority
Tor saying hat the shore line from Bangor
to EocAland VII surely be built. and III b
reasonable length of time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

Among the Improvements in town the
present season. the change IN the proprie-
tnr,hlp ami appearance Of the American
House. i worthy OF notice. This house
has long been a land mark for eastern
travel under the charge of the late Beni.
Tinker. Upon hi, death il was opened by
;. Jordan u son, and we feel bound to say
that the public will not suffer by the
change. Mr.. Jordan has newly painted
the house inside and ont. aud rcplenis he'd
the furnishings. The American House Is
intended to be the best house east of the
Pcnob>coi. Travellers viii here be treated
with attention. aud find all that they can
desire for their comfort. l0w3O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Notice TO Mariners.

The steamer Achilles. Colburn Master. from
Philadelphia with cargo "i coal. arrived 1T
this port (tso>ionj sept. 18Th. on drapp NJ
up 10 south end bridge ga nearly half flood
tide let go anosor at the bnoy 10 wInd ship. aud
the ships stem wiu2ing 10 the westward.
when nearly acTo-s the channel. struck an un-
known destruction sbaui md "hsnuel. which
broke the ~hoe aud rudder stoek thereby ma
king IL necessary to take the ship out on simp-
son', Dry Dock 10 repa dtmage>. Since lb-
occurred the captain ht> beeu sweeping sind
sounding aad iind- what appears 10 bc a rock
stone IN mid thannei. which l. a very dan-
Eernns nll-i mo- ION.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

THE GREATEST WANT Of tho present age j.
men 4 women. healthy * vigorous. IN mind &
body. The continued headaches, weakne>>cs
nervousness, varying ailments which aflict
women are generally the result OF imperfect ac-
iion ~ the omach and Other vital organs.
DIR. NALkEE's tALIFnBSIA VINEGAR BIT
TEgs, being composed entirety oil vegetable
substances indigenous 10 CALIFORNIA;. may be
iaAen with perfect safe by the most delicllc
and are a sure remed, correcting all wrong ac-
ton & giving new sIsor 10 the whole system
4M3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
From Farminqton.
FARMINGroN. Me. 2ly

AhhiN' IN. 4h'"s tAtA-
AucxtenSive fire commenced at ) o'clock
Monday evening. in Phillips lower village.
burning the store of Il. W. soule. J. +.
Lambert, Geo. w. Wheeler. {. {. Adams.
auI " F. Fuller. Fuller's Hall. Il. ".
~aale'- house. J. I. Lambert's house and
-.ai..e. +. Gleason's house and stable: nine
h.Ia4, in all. Mr.. Souls los i total:
i8e other, saved tIosi OF their goods and
furniture. Mr.. Soule's son was nearly
aaraeJ % death before he was rescued
from the flames. The loss is not less than
$50 600: insurance $1,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

Maryland, Torrey. do; silverheels, Newman, Ho-
hoken.
CID 2ath, brig Hiram AbiG, Tibbetts, Bath; sch
Mineoia, Langley, Bear River.
sALEM--Ar 2lst. Sch Emel aid, Anthony Could
sboro; Nirtor, Pcndleton. Franklin Peucinian,
Turner, orland. Georgie.ta, Jellison, fhiindel-
phia; A. H. llwalds Bartlett. do; Jo, ~ .,
Hatch, do: ST. Elmo, Davis, do; ReSoBd" ~,
Elizabethport Alliance Marshall, Rondon Els-
tern River. Gilpai;1ck. orland;
Ar 2otb Agnes, Young, aud Louise, derrick,
Rondout;
DANvEgs-Ar i1th. Highlander, Rogers, Els
worth:
NEVPoRT-tr i9th. schs. Omaha. Woos'sr
sullivan, Tor Washington; Petrol. Curds, hllsa-
belhpost. Tor Ivan; Iigute, Richardson, New
London. for Boston,
ISpT,NoLt-Ar. 18th. Sch AltevsI, Joy, \. \.
anv John ~umes, Heath, Do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Police Court Record.
DRINkWATER, JUDGE.

DRINkwATER, JUDGE.
Sept, 23d.
INToxICATIoN, State VS. James Smith.
James was a stranger and made his bed at
MONDAY upon the sidewalk on Main St,
but Sheriff Wyman took him in.
Allowed TO depart on promise to make
his bed elsewhere in future.
Sept. "A.
ISToXICATIoN. State vs. William Conner
William was from the islands and thought
it a pretty law that a man could not be
let alone" although little beery. The
Court slightly differed from william and
fined him including costs $40.
INroxICATIoN. State VS. Michael Low
ets' Plead Guilty second offence fine and
costs tls.l0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Personal and Literary.

Daniel Drew's wealth i stated to be
$4,000. 600.
Livingstone don'twant III, diary pub
li>AcI till he dies.
Ex-Governor Coburn i the richest
man in Maine, and j. said 10 be worth
$4,000. 600.
Spotted Tail i forty-seven years Of
ace. lie j. plain in hi, dress, possess
G. mild and expressive features. and
black hair descending 10 his shoulders.
Bishop McIlvaine, oil Ohio. has cross
ca the Atlantic nineteen times. Tie i
now in London for the purpose OF rest.
and with the hope OF regaining some
what his health.
Stanley, when he has recovered his
health, is to 90 10 China on behalf OF the
New York Herald, TO make explo atiohs
and give accounts OF The inner lite OF
that marvellous country.
In the Terre Haute Ind, city direc-
tory il Carpenter who is a carpenter:
Shoemaker who is a shoemaker, 4 Miller
who i a miller, a Taylor who is tai
lor. and an Ironsmith who is a black
smith.
Ii is said that NJ. Auguste Rouzand,
who recently married Mile. Nilsson.
: has known his bride from childhood,
and hI- love for her has been the steady
growth OF Years. lie has a moderate
fortune, and his artistic tastes have led
h III to abandon the commercial pur-
suits in which all the members .of his
family are engaged.
Making light of cereous things-Burn-
ing wax candles.
The Bump of destluctiyeness'-
railway collision.
Lawrence, Kansas, wanting a smart
teacher, has hired Mr. Mustard.
Don't take too much interest in the
affairs of Jour neighbors. Six per cent.
will do.
Give work rather than aims to the
poor. The former drives out Incidence.
the latter industry.
Awidow holding a policy on her de-
ceased husband in the Washington gets
the money herself II cannot be taken
for his debts.
There is a sign on;Nassau street, New
York, which, in the most enticing man
ner, invites passers-by to enter aud par
take of Rise Ppden
! bought bag OF cottOn-seed meal and
substituted one quart for TWO Of shorts
feeding the remainder of shorts and meal
as before. Within twenty-four hours from
the first feed my cows in creased more
than one can To their milk. / anu now get
ting sixteen cans day from ten cows, two
Of which gave milk through the summer
and are coming in this spring. | feed them
their shorts and meal just before turning
them out 10 drink.-[B. in Nele England
FdrTaer.
Hon. Lewis Barker has gone 10 Ohio
on stumping tour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
Use Renme's Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
" II Works Like Charm"

READER
Renne's Pain-klling Magic Oil cures lIeadaehel
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renne's Pain-klling Magic OH cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus,
Renne's Pain.klius Magic on cures Rheuma-
tism'
Reune's Pain-Klling Magic OH cures Lameness I
Rennes Pain-kiliing Magic Oil cures skin Dis
eases
their shoulders are of my crck in the back y
or, " | have got the sciatica and delight in
Dragging that /" nothing can cure me i"-but when
we get such " AWFUL folks to use 0enm~'a
Pain. u ttltag Magic Oil. faithfully; We not
only cure their lameness and charm AVA their
paine, but We actually take all that kind oi brag
out of them ?" and they frankly own up, say.
at work. like a charm ~
As--Old by Druggists. Merchants aud Grocers.
Hs-lt is put up in three sizes. and called Trial
size" Medium Size" and Large Family Size
bottles.
WI. RENNE, Sole Proprietor 4 Manufacturer,
PlrrsFiELD, MAss
iyeOSmo a.
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TtONSUM PTIoN CAN BE CURE
>CHrNCc's rULMoMIC SYRUP.
4 lIE>Ck'> >kAW TONIC.
Ntii,Nf k'~ ANI,EAkE Pill.

4 HEM h = StAWtEb TONIC.
NCH..<t ~ MANDRAKE PILLS
Arc the only Medicines that viii cure PaImon-
AIRY 'onsuppiIou.
SOMETIMES medicines that " IN stop a cough viii
oftru occasion the death Of the patient II locks M
the ivcr-top- the circulation % the blood hemor-
Thagc fnfiow- aud IN fact clogging the action Of
The vert organs "a { caused the cough.
LAYER compliant and dy -I,cu-iA a. q the cause. o.
two-lhirls OF the case ii con sumption MANY arc
now COMPLAINING with dull pain Ia the Idle m,
bowels :-omctimrs custiyc and sometimes too
loose. tongue coated pain in the shoulder blalc
feeling sometimes ycry restless and At other times
lruwsy tit- food that l. taken lies heavily on tie
stomach accompanied with acidlip and OF belch-
ING Wind. t1hrec symptoms usually originate
rom di-ouiorrl condition Of the stomach Or 4
tuttid liver. lvr-uns 50 affected ii they take one
% two heavy c"iis aud il the cough In these cases
hr -uHlvuly stoppci.t IN" luug- liver and stomach
clog ana remain Torpid and inactive ani before
The patient - AWsrr or hl- situation the lung, ar
a MAJ o. sores and liberated ami death y ihc IN
cyiu,blc rc-uli.
>chcucks rulmou!c syrup b. an eNpcrtorant
WHICH d'r- mot runtii u any opium. nor awning
calculated 10 check . cough suddenly
~uhru L. ~stNrci trnis ll.-ulyrs the t,o.i ,,ttx
- VITA iac Sa-iric illcc 81 the -isnsarh ,lts..t.
cA-lls uouri-hr- ihr -tcm and creates a he AMY
clrculA ion ot Do" blood. hru .i4s tsourl- ar.
cn'iiE" skin -a.i"W Aal .v patient d. ot a billion.
habit. >oht nos MtrlltaA" gii.~ are. ry,luirrd
i.e-" Medicines aIc prepared by ~. } II
u if NJ h y ~pN N.!th, az rplgsrf.r sum ,r,,t
Arch streets. P.Iia ia and tor sale by 70. 4
',p"iSiu = e. j. Haauvrr ~iicrt ti1stsa ami !
iVury. : Col ,se place \. ! b.. ~ holsalc Aseut.
For -a.c uy pruss.s generally. .pao. imass
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DIE ID.

Sept. 10Th. Nelson Dana. son of Alfred and
Bo>alia HasiIng, sged months,
Ellsworth.-Sept. 231, Benjamin JOY, aged
60 YEAR.
Hancock.-sept. 18th, INST, johnny Emei ION
Heath aged ten months, infant son of Edward
X. and Harriet Heath.
Jesus is calling in lowers that fade
Come. lit lie Johnny. uuto me:
Ere meath The ground like their leaves thou
art laid
Come. little JOHNNY. unto me.
Surry,-Sept. 18th, Mr.. Eunice Young.
aged - YEAR,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. oath.
E;A branch of the City Council last
evening passed resolutions rendering the
hospitality of the city to Horace Greeley
visit here the siA of October. 10 de-
.tsr Tire annual address before The Asri-
-lral Society OF Mary land.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
From Nashua.

NASHUA. y. H.. 24th.
The Democrats TO the number of two
hundred aud fifty. are raradiug the streets
t,,-a.ght with torches. Theodore Tilton Is
here and viii make an addre>, in the City
H.,U
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Chr Gllswortb Amrrifan.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1872.
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lsi "wednesday in January, Feb
raary, August, September, and December sd
"Wednesday in April, 81 "wednesday in June, aud
. "a "wednesday in october.
BLUEHILL.--lst Wednesday in july and Noyem
Der.
BucKsPoRr.-id Wednesday IN January, May
and September.
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MARINE LIST.


Port Of Ellsworth
ARRIVED.
Friday, sept 20.
Sch Dous, heith, Boston.
sch I-.neline. >tanwood, do
sch stately. Maxwell 80
sch VIM II Archer. MilIken, do
sch Marcelins, Rcmck. do
sch Frank Pierce Grant, Portland
sch { Fremont. Porter, Rockland
saturday, sept. n.
sch Mary Holt. Higgins, Boston
Sch Elizabeth, NurLh. DO
sch Belle, Staples, do
sch 4 h Woodward. Woodward, do
sch Forester, Loring, do.
SAILED.
Thursday. sept. 10.
sch ID Lawrence. Davis, Portland
Sch storm Petrel Davis, New YORK
Friday, sept. 70.
sch Adam BowIby, Belatty, Boston
sch CaIhaune, Locket do
saturday, sept. 81.
sch CanOva Tate, Boston
sen olive Branch, Hedgkins, do
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10. r. ROwELL'S 0 OLUMN.l
On GOODS FOR 1872.
] E;;lplle t,psy, so j; .E Fits.

SURE CURE for this distressing complaint
is now made known in Treatise (of 4 octave
pages on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepare
tons, published by DIR. o. Phelps Brown, The
prescription was discovered by him In such
provdenta manner that he cannot conscientious.
ly refuse to make IL known, ii has cured ever
body who has used It far Fits, never having fail.
ed IN single case. The ingredients may be Oh.
tanned from any druggist 4 copy sent free to all
applicants by mai. Address Dr. o PHELPS
BROWN, u Grand 81. Iersey City n l.
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1NNEDfATELY.-h every family knew The
value OF Miss >Awyer's >alNe they would immc-
diAtely purchase 4 box and never be without H.
Ii your Druggist i out of ths >alve and glecis
TO keep supplied. send seyeniy-iiYe cent, a. III
Tecied IN another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this pa. er. litf
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rom Portland.

PORTLAND. 24th.
State Temperance Convention of the
d, -n club, and other temperance organ
,.au- Of Maine, met at Cty Hall. Port
,sri. This afternoon. GOV. Perham was
n. ,,ui and participated.
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From New York.

NEW YORK. sept. oath.
President Grant will leave Long Branch
permanently for the season "Wednesday
u.-at. remaining Thursday in Phila., and
VIII return 10 Washington Friday night.