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BEAUTY At the FIRESIDE.
nabated success OF
IN N Bk - AZ ~ N II a u -,

ELEGANTi GORGEOUS ! BRILLIANT
crumbs OF Comfort the greatest success of the
age crumbs Of Comfort, the pride oi the kitchen
am. parlor. Thousands OF ladies' attest it, worth n
unbe sitatngly pronounce ii the Queen ui lustrc-.
the Press universally praise IL h proclaim 1t wo-
mans every day friend. Economical, Lasting Tn.
approachabc, PRICE, 10 cts ladies will lind crumbs
oil Comfort Tor sale by all first class grocers hard.
ware dealers, country store keepers &c, through
out the 5. \ Canadas. ii. A. BARTLETT Il Co.,
Manufacturers Bartletrs Backing, Pearl Blue &C.
Sells, HILL. No front-st, Pha; l43 Chambers.st
New \ ork: - Broad-st.. Boston. CIVIC
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j III IN ID B ID B A

which Is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorities of London and Paris the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known to the medical world
This is no new and untried discovery but has
been long used by the leading physicians Of 9th.
er countries with wonderful remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics andPhyscs, they give only temporary
relief-Indigeston, hatulency and dyspepsia with
piles and kindred diseases 10 follow their
use. Keep the blood pure and health 10 assured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send fOr Circular IA
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Ca.'ori" is more than a substitute for Jas
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food. regulate
the bowels cure wind-celic and produce natur-
al sleep. 1t contains neither minerals. NOR
pbine or alcohol, and is pleasant 10 take
Children need not cry and mothers may rest
1JW5
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MARINE LIST.


Brig Annie Gardner Of Cz-tinc Hatch. At y
! from DrmarAra. was JdAys " Of bermuda,
with strong \ gales: sprung rudderh.as
AMI main boom, and lost and split sails.
Br sch Charles \ BoScy, from ST John. y b.
for Cuba. arrived al Cranberry Isles. Me.
nj, hi Of the 2l-t with one man dead. and an
other Just alive, caused by exposure. and the
whole crew completely worn out by puml,in,
She wa, towed 10 W liarl'or by revenue
steamer. where ihcy procured modest a,,i,-
lance.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

1 HEREBY eve notice, that on the twcnty-second
day ct October, \. ID. $50, Albert a. Burns by
ms decd "l that date Hortgagcd 80 me certain
parcel "t land in Trenton. bounded As follows
BEGINNING "u the West side OF Jortlln's River in
.aid Trenton, I the M, East corner bounds OF
l-cmurl Moore lot and running c-tcrIy by saId
line 80 r"l- Ia corner bSd&his, thence NorIherly
at right angles l. !! rods. thence a direct angle
Easterly 70 ia" shore OF Jordaus River. contain
INK twenty -nve acres more or less and being the
same premises conveyed by Timothy Harden to
Amos -. Dulliyer by deed dated Sept. 18th A. H.
Sd The condition OF SAID mortgage having
been broken, ! claim 10 forcclOse the same. and
give this notice Tor that purpose
GEORGE DARN
~ j. Il. RcIman, his Attorney.
Ellsworth. March 18th. l-7I. JwII
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
l. all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed, anu has taken upon himself, the trust of AN
Anmnis TRAITOR of the Estate OF
REBECCA NELSON,
late of Bucksport, IN the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on, 10 exhibit the same Tor payment.
THEO. {. WOODMAS.
March 18th, ls75. 3wl2
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Uac RAPPORT.
The masquerade ball in Lyceum Hall,
Bucksport. Thursday evening. is reported
to have been one of the finest affairs of the
kind ever given in that town. Over hun
dred couples in costume were an the floor
and the hall was finely decorated with
bunting, evergreen and flowers.
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THE ElBER-hereby gives public notice
1 TO all eolfcrned, that she has been duly ap.
pointed and iss taken upon herself the trust OF
JABEZ ;. STUDIES late of Bucksport
in :he County of Hancock. Mariner deceased, BY
ttsing bond a. the Law directs; she therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the said
dcrcased's estate. to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to cA.
hibi. the same for settlement.
SUSAN NJ. STrBBS
June 20, l,I3 3wl.N
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nlE 81 B>tR RIDER hereby gives public To all
concerned, That he has been duly appointed
and ha- taken upon himself the trust of an Ad-
mInl-tratnr of the estate ct
MARK II. PERKINS. late of Castine.
IN the tounty Of Hancock. Icoman, deceased. by
giving bond a. the law dIrcct. he therefor re-
quests all persons VINO are indebted to said de
o"ast,i's = make immediate payment. and those
who haN" any demands thcIcon, to exhibit the
same tor payment. GEO. " PERkI\S.
February -, ISIS. 3wl.'
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STAGNATION in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases 'hesh is heir to-"
This. however, Is obviated, WITHOUT DEBILi.
TATING the system. by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. tf5I.
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Caution.

The public are hereby cautioned against pun
chasing note Of 1l75, 90 bearing date December
H. Is. payable to the order Of Vim Smith IN SIX
months with interest at ten per cent. and as
said note was given without valuable considera-
ton BY reason of deception shall resist payment
thereof. /. Y. MURCH Co
Ellsworth, March IL, 1873. 3wI3
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BISHOP SOULE'S
IMMINENT.

l. a positive care for sciatica, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, spinal Comp laint Contracted cords
Lame back, sprans, &c From 2 to large bot
ties Will cure cases given up by physicians. The
only certain cure for Sciatca. Large bottles 81 so
small bottles, IS cts. sold by all Druggists.
eowlyr.u
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T OCAL AGENT wanted in Ellsworth, for THE
II ALDlNE. the only Art journal in America.
An active energetic person, who will obtain re-
spectacle list OF subs ibers can retain the DO.
sition permanently. Other occupation no object
ion provided results are satisfactory. As The
Aldine Is not sold to Booksellers who are not
regular agents, this 10 an opportunity to work up
business that will be regular income with less
exertion each succeeding year. No application
testimonials - will show the highest respectfully.
~ and general success Of applicant in undertak.
ings' Full particulars by addressing
JAMES SUTTON CO., Publishers,
4wl3 50 Maiden Lane, New York,
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brssksymss
-Messrs. Lewis and Martin Gray. while
picking up lumber that had broken away
from their mill It Brooksville. Friday night.
broke through the ice and narrowly escap-
ed drowning.
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On Monday. Surry voted live per cent.
Of its valuation in aid of the Shore Line
Road; the route being from Ellsworth to
BuckspOrt.
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Ssnford's Independent Line.
For Boston and Lowell.
WINTRD ADRANGEYRNT.

Steamer KATAHnIN. CABr. w. b. RoIx.
Will leave winterport every
HTUESDAY At u ocl'k ~, touching
lat the usual landings
Will leave Boston for WinterpOrt every FRIDAY
at 4 o'clock F. n. touching as above.
Fares from Bangor, 70 BOSTON including Stage
fafe 70 WinteFport,. ........,...........t400
From WinterPort and Bucksport to Boston, 800.
Seats secured and tickets purchased II all the
principal Hotels.
Dec -. SAT-
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Is becoming very common in every community
and the sudden deaths resulting warn us to seek
some relief. The disease assumes many different
forms, among which we notice Papitation, En-
iargement, Spasms, Justification or Bony Forma-
lion OF the Heart, rheumatism, General Debility.
ater about the Heart. Sinking of the spirits pain
IN the Side or Chest Dizziness, Sluggish Circula-
Action Of the Heart.
These forms of Heart Disease have been cur o
by Dr. Graves Heart Regulator, and we do N
hesitate to say 1t will cure them again Any for
ofAieart Disease will readily yield to its use an
We have yet to learn OF any case where the Hear
Regulator has been taken properly and the party
not received a marked benefit.
Our agent, on application. will furnish you with
our circu lar giving full description of the dis.
ease and also a number Of testimonials of cures;
and If you would like further proof from the par.
ties who have given the tcstimo mails, write them
and see what they say.
We have sold many thousand bottles of the
heart Regulator and the demand is still increas ing
We are confident we are doing the public a benefit
and not trying to impose on them worthless
preparation.
The price Of the Heart Regulator is ONE Dol
LAR per bottle, and can DO obtained of our agents,
S. D. WlGGlN & CO., Druggists,
lyr.s Main ST.. Ellsworth.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator de bOnis non OF the Estate of
HENRY ROLLINS. late of Ellsworth.
in the county of Hancock deceased BY
giving bond the law directs he therefore, re.
quests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased. estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for paymen.
NATHAN WALKER.
Ellsworth. Feb'y 10, 1873. 3wis.
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Is unequaled by any known remedy. 1t will Grad
icate extirpate and thoroughly destroy all poison
Gus substances in the blood and will edectually
dispel all predisposition to bilious arrangement.
u there want Of action in your liver and spleeni
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure
by deleterious secretiOns, producing scrofulOus
skin Diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker,
Pimples &C.. sc.
Have you Dyspeptic stomachi Unless diges.
ton Is promptly aided, the system is debiltated
with poverty of the blood, drOpsical tendency gen.
eral Weakness and inertia.
Have you weakness Of the Intestinesl You are
in danger of Chronic Diarrhea or Inflammation of
the Bowels.
Have .you weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary
Organsf You are exposed to suffering in is
most aggravated form.
Are Won detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de
pressed in spirits with headache backache, Goa ted
| tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For q certain remedy for all of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing and puri,
tying the ytated blood and imparting visoe to all
the vital forces; for building up and restoring the
weakened constitution USE
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The Place to Purchase
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OF nearly all varieties: as
COrnets, Altos, D0rit0nes, Bosses, Con.
eF06Asses, Orchestra COrness; OF
Brass or German Silver: Piston or
Rotary Valves;
Drums, Cymbsls, Flutes, PiccOlos, Flies, Flageo
lets. Clarionets, French and German Accorde-
ons, ViOlins and Guitars, Violoncellos,
Double Bases, Concertinas, Flutinas,
Harmonicas, Banjos Music Boxes.
Violin and Guitar Strings. and
all Musical Merchandise, is
the well Known store of
JOHN G. HAYNES B Co,
So COURT STREET, Opposite Court House J
smos 80 BOSTON.
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DIR. H. 8. FLINT & 60.
At their great Medical Depot 1856 / 1877 Broad.st.
6mos.l2 Street. Providence. RI.
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legal Aotiees.


no THE HON. Judge of Probate of County of
i Hancock.
mont in the county OF Hancock, Guardian Of John
v. Tinker oil Trenton in said county non cou1pos
Respectfully represents that his said ward is seix
ed and possessed of certain Real Estate, situated
In said county as heir to his late mother Phebe NJ.
Tinker late of said Trenton together with his
three sisters. Sarah Maria Brainard, Abby I.
Trevett and Isophene J. Eastman-that a divis.
ion OF said estate both real and personal has been
agreed on by and among said heirs, and your Pc
the said agreement is beneficial and for the int er.
est of the ward of this petitioner, who therefore
prays that your honor will grant him license to
convey his said wards interest in and to such part
OF such Real estate has been agree on Ay said
heirs an the undersigned in exchange for Real
ward. CUMMiNGS HOLDEN.
HANCOCK, SCOUT of ProbSe, February
Term, a. D., 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition Order II that said
petitioner give public notice to all per ions inter-
order thereon, to II published three weeks sue
cessively IN the Ellsworth American newspaper
published in Ellsworth in said County. thai they
may appear at n Court of Probate for said county
to be held at Ellsworth on the End Wednesday OF
APRIL next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon
TO show cause, il any they have, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEORGE A. DYER, Register. Swi3
true copy Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
At a Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport with
IN and for the County Of Hancock, on the Sd
Wednesday of February A. D., 1873.
I,RANkLIN CLOSSON Administrator upon the
I Estate Of Ebenexer Torrey late OF Deer Isle,
in said County. deceased, having presented his lei
account Of Admin upon said iestate for probate:
ORDERED-That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by caus-
ing copy of this Order TO be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at a
Probate Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth, on the
I'd Wednesday of April next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be allowed
3wl2 PARKER TUCK. Judge.
a true copy-Attest: GEo. A. DYER, Res'r.
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The immense sale l0"rp IN oue MONTH, our
LIVINGSTONE : f .s AFRICA
l. having. fRpk - Il above all uthcr- the book
the hassc, Want. II gpc- Ike Wltldrv. over ,tn
pages, only $50. Nor" Agents autrl.
NbIICE.-I.r not deceived IS misrc presentation
ma1c t. palm OF biEh-pucc,i inferior works but
send for circulars and see Proof OF statements 4
great success of our agents. PncN.t companion
worth sio, mailed tree. HUBBARD BROS Pubs
fhilAhclphia and E"-taH. TWO
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Sold at Wholesale by
W. r. PHILLIPS I CO., Portland.
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5000 600 Acres In Central Nrbra-sa
Now for -ae iii tracts Of iIrty acres and upward,
on lyc and ten ycar>' credit al . per cent No ad.
yanre interest required
NJ Id aud healthful climate fertile -uil, album
dance OF Good Water.
The tc~t market In the West The great Min
ing regions uf Wyoming, Colorado. Utah and Ne
vada, beng supplied by farmers in the Pate
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WORKING GLASS;. i. ., sa fEMAaE.
Respectable employment n home. LAY or even
no capital required, iull insiruct"us'S valuable.
package OF goods free by mail Address with TX
cent return stamp, VI. Dung Co l75Grccnwch-
- y ! 1wli
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At retail by
3. y. WI00IN Z O., XlhwortA.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

Apples per bbl. 3.01at 30 10
dried per 10, .IOal: Molasses Havana
Beans per bu. 3-5hat o. per gall. .50a5j
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-12-04
POLITICAL.

The complete returns from the election In
Wisconsin show that the State Legislature
will stand: Senate, II Republicans, 10 Re-
formers; Assembly, SO Reformers, Al Republi-
cans.
Since the withdrawal of the United States
Marshal from the Indian Territory it is said
the number Of murders is largely on the in
crease. The agents of the various tribes say
it is absolutely necessary for Congress to in
~terfere, and give the civilized Indians a gov
eminent that will protect life and property.
The assassinations in the Territory averaged
twenty per month during the past summer.
and not one execution under the Indian law.
The Peoples Convention recently in session
at New Orleans adjourned on the 25th. A
committee was appointed 'on the part of the
people of Louisiana to repairt to Washington and
present their memorial for relief from the
kellogg usurpation, and the restoration of
Louisiana to her rights and liberties as a free
State of the American Union, as guaranteed
by the Constitution of the United States"
The Georgia Convention of Changers in ses-
sion at Atlanta on the 26th, adopted resolu-
tons urging the refunding of the cotton tax
to legitimate claimants, and the construction
of the Atlantic & Great Western Canal.
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would be prolonged to give the counsel
time for a due preparation.
Tweed, who received his sentence calm
ly, was then removed by Sheriff Brennan,
attended by a strong force OF deputy
sheriffs.
Tweed is now sixty-six years OF age.
Curiously enough the name of VIM. III.
Tweed is already inscribed on the marble
slab in the main gateway of the jail where
it was placed years ago, when the Board
of Supervisors, Of which he was hen a
member, erected the building.
When Tweed reached the Sheriff s OF
fee he was terribly crestfallen, and sank
down in a chair. Every effort was made
throughout the evening and until mid.
night by his counsel to obtain a stay OF
proceedings, but without avail. Justices
Pratt and Ingraham refused to interfere.
The Sheriff then made arrangements to
relieve himself of the responsibility for
the safe custody Of his prisoner, and at
10, Sunday morning, Tweed was taken
to the Tombs and the gates were closed
behind him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-12-04
DOMESTIC.

The Secretary of the Interior has affirmed
the decision of the COMMISSIONS of the Cen
eral Land Office that no more than one quar-
ter section can be entered by one individual
under the act of March 3, 1878, to encourage
the growth of timber. The Secretary also af-
trmed the decision of Commissioner Drum
mond requiring parties to pay a fee of SO for
additional entry under the Soldiers Homestead
Act of March 2, 1878, and requiring parties
making such additional entry to appear in per-
son at the local office, and make the necessary
application and affidavit
Four hundred and sixty thousand immi-
grants arrived in the United States for the
year ending in June last. This shows an in
crease of $4,000 over any previous wear. OF
these 1900 were from Ireland, 5000 from
England, and 150, 900 from Germany.
a general strike recently occurred among
the Union newspaper compositors of Pitts
burgh, Pa, because of a proposed reduction
in pay. Charges of conspiracy we're preferred
against several of the printers, and some
of them were arrested and held for examina-
ton.
Reports have recently come from parties in
Northwestern Iowa, especially Osceola,
~ bfIeh ana Lynn countess, that great distress,
amounting almost to a famine, was being ex-
perienced by the settlers in that section, owing
to the almost total failure of this years crops.
The country is untimbercd, and as the farm
ers are unable to purchase coal, they are COM
PEELED to burn their fences, and have even re-
sorted to the use of prairie grass as a substi
tute for more substantial fuel. They are
without protection against the rigor of win
ter. An appeal has been made for aid, and
donations are being sent to the suffering
homesteaders.
Shocks of eartbqua' e were felt in various
parts of California and Oregon on the night of
the 22d. No damage reported.
The Secretary of the Treasury has an
nounced that hereafter silver coin will be paid
only for the fractional parts of a dollar, instead
of in sums not exceeding five dollars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-12-04

Walt Grayson, a Creek Indian farmer and
stock dealer, living near Parsons, Kansas, was
robbed, a few nights ago, of over $4,000,
mostly gold and silver, by a party of three
white men.
Governor Osborn Of Kansas has appointed
Robert Crozier, of Leavenworth, United States
Senator, to fill the Caldwell vacancy. Crozier
is an attorney, and a confidential friend of
Caldwell, and a Lawrence dispatch of the 24th
says the announcement of his appointment
was received with great surprise, and was re-
garded as an attempt to revive the Caldwell
influence in politics in the State.
An official examination shows that the New
York State Treasury defalcation, through its
Cashier, Phelps, was 1881 ,722, 100000 of
which were stolen in August last, and the re-
mainder in September.
The Agricultural Bureau has recently pub
lished some estimates, founded upon partial
returns, showing a large falling off i'll the
corn crop of 1878 as compared with previous
years.
Work was continued at the different navy
yards on Thanksgiving Day.
A Washington dispatch of the evening of
the 2Sth says the Spanish Minister had re-
ceived a telegram from his Government at
Madrid, directing him to say to Mr.. FL I that
the Spanish Government agreed to the de-
mands of the United States SO far as to sur
render the Firginius, the uneXecuted Ameri-
cans, to salute the American flag, to make
suitable compensation to the heirs of the
Americans who were executed, and to punish
the officers engaged in the execution. The
saluting ceremony had, by mutual agreement,
been postponed till the 2Sth of December, and
might be modified by negotiations now in
progress. This was regarded by our Admin
~istration as a settlement of the difficulties,
and on the basis of our demands. The most
cordial feeling had continued throughout be-
tween Mr.. Fish and the Spanish Minister,
and nearly all the later negotiations had been
carried on without the Intervention of Minister
Sickles.
The two shafts of the Hoosac tunnel were
brought together Gu the 9th, and Il passage
through the mountain was effected.
A Boston dispatch of the 2Sth reports that
a number of Eastern mills were about re-
Stunning.
Ingersoll and harrington, convicted in New
York of forgery, have been sentenced, the
former to five years hard labor in the State
prison, and the latter to eighteen months i'm
prisOnment.
One hundred tons of coal have been sent
by General Baker, of Iowa, to the suffering
homesteaders. They were greatly in need Of
provisions.