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City and County.


Ellsworth.
See advertisement, n. II. Higgins and
>on-"Cook wanted"
WANTED.-A suitable man for the next
Mayor OF this city, Apply to the voters.
As Mr. William Googins was driving
down bridge hill'' with load of sleepers.
uu Friday last, his horse fell and broke
b neck.
Mr.. W. H. Lambert who was to
have lectured this Thursday evening, is
snow bound at Waterville. and the lecture
viii be postponed until the l1th inst.
Rev. Robt. Mcleod of Boston will
preach in the Unitarian church next Sum
day afternoon March 9TH The Sabbath
school will assemble at the usual hour in
the morning
Next Sunday evening. Mr.. Frank Muir
ply, the Temperance Lecturer, will hold
another meeting at Hancock Hall. for the
purpose of organizing Reform Club in
Ellsworth. He expects number of our
citizens will speak. and a choir of voices
add 10 the occasion. Mr.. Murphy is an
: effective speaker. and we hope all friends
", the cause will encourage him by their
presence.
Miss Nellie Haskell, aged - years. OF
Ellsworth Falls Village. has been a regu.
lar attendant of the Unitarian Sabbath
school for three wears without missing Z
>lagle Sabbath. Con-.
Miss Hannah IL lan started last
sunday from her home at Ellsworth Fall:
TO go to her fathers camp, on Number IA
aud was found in the snow by two men
50 badly chilled that she had to be carried
to the camp. 1t is said that both her leg;
we're frozen.
SMALL Pox.-We are informed by tn.
Board of Health that there have been n,
new cases of small pox in this city for sew
eral weeks and that in their opinion tn,
disease has entirely abated. The Who'll,
number of cases of small pox and vario
loid were thirty, number of deaths, eleven
A Washington dispatch informs III
that while our Representative, Mr.. Hale
has steadily voted not to increase hi
pas as member of the House, he has We
managed to increase his family som,
tea and ihree-quarter lbs. The Womal
Suffrage question will not attach to thi
increase.
The Temperance Lecture by Mr.. Fran
, els Murphy. at Hancock Hall. on Sunda
evening, was more fully attended than an
other lecture on this subject ever given i
this hall. His earnest and eloquent al
peals were most effective and at the clos
many persons voluntarily took the pledg
of total abstinence,
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BosroN. March. 4

The stockholders of the Boston and
Providence Railroad, aud the Stonington
branch Railroad at meeting held to-day
voted u consolidate the two Reads into
one corporation.
\ salute was fired to-day in Boston Com
mon. and flags were very generally dis
paved in honor OF Inauguration of Presi-
dent Grant
la the Massachusetts, House to-day the
clmmittee on Female Suffrage. seven
members reported resolve TO amend the
Constitution 50 as 10 secure the right OF
suffrage, and the right to hold office, 10
women. Three others of the committee
presented a minority report. Both reports
were ordered to be printed.
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ta>toria Is more than substitute for Cts-
tor Oil. II i the only safe article in existence
which i certain Ia assimilate the food. regulate
the bowels cure wind-coc and produce naiur-
ri sleep. II contains neither minerals, NOR
phine OF alcohol. and I. pleasant 10 take.
{ hildren need not cry and mothers may rest
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MARINE LIST.

MARCH 6. 1873.

Sch Stampede. Dow, Of and from Boston for
Winterport. was lowed into Bucksport I'D
inst, TO go on the railway, having been ashore
on Long Island, where she chafed of shoe, and
was otherwise chafed.
Sch Surf, which went ashore on SATURDAY.
night, near Greenport. Long Island. ha, gone
to pieces. and all hands drowned. Four bodies
have been recovered. Fears are entertained
that the shove vessel will prove TO be schr
Hoboken for Providence. with a cargo of 2DO
tons of coal.
Sch Omaha, Wooster, from Havana for New
York. with a cargo Of sugar, put into Newport
X 25th inst, with loss of boat and short OF
provisions. having experienced heavy weather
and been blown of the coast she sailed for
her destination 10Th.
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Miscellaneous.
SAN FRANcIsCo. March, (

NAN KANIIstV, MdICH, 7.
The speech of Capt. Jack 10 Mr.. Steele,
l. Federation of the Modoc Chiefs
former statements of his views and wishes.
IL denies that he commenced the war or
that he desires 10 continue the conflict. and
say that he always lived in peace, and
wanted TO do so. until the troops COM
menced operations against him.
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from Portland.

T VIA 7 I-lk-NI1s Mn VI. Il
\ dwelling house occupied by four fami-
lies were burned on Congress Street to-
night. and woman named Clark persisted
la thc flames
Frank j. Blanchan, sailor on board
Bu- +. y. Jennings, which arrived at
tai, port Today, fell overheard Saturday
and was drowned. He belonged in Eng
land.
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Il i reported that the frauds on the
Bank Of England amount to 81 900 600 and
,lat of this amount $3.50, 200 was drawn on
. y Cook. McCulloch & Co.. 5000 900 on
i e Hoth>chides and a large amount. the
~tXact figures unknown, upon the Earrings.
>aulc Of these houses are said 10 be max
49, strenuous efforts TO suppress the details
., the Transactions
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3w.u Attest H. T. SAUNDERS Clerk.


THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public hetlcc
! to all concerned that she has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon herself the trust Of
an Administrative lie bonis non with the VIII
ncNed nf the Estate of
JAMES G.. MOORE, late OF Watham
in the county OF Hancock ,leceat ed By
giving bond rs the law directs she therefore,
quests all persons who are indebted to The said
deccaeed> estate, to make immediate payment
ana those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the tor payment.
ABBI MOORE.
Eli worth, FrJ'y IL, ls1j. 5Na
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NJ A II RI e ID.

Orland-Feb. 2sth, by J. 8. Condor. ESQ.,,
Mr.. j. c. Fowler and Miss Eliza r, Cleayes.
both Of Sangervile.
Gouldsboro-March ID, by II. NJ. Soule, ESQ.,.
Mr.. COry6On Handy and Miss Rosanda Pettee,
both Of GouldsborO.
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A Card.
EAST BLUEUuL, March &. 1874

EAST BLUEHrLL. March 8, 1873.
EDITOR AMERICAN :-In an article published
in YOUR paper a short time since. was repre-
sented as being an object Of public charity.
desire to say that the assertion had no founda-
ton in fact, that have neither asked aid nor
authorized any anyone else to do so for me-
And If had, no friend of mine nor Of the Ma
sonic fraternity would have paraded ii before
the public. Thanking the author of the article
referred to, for his kind intentions(t) remain.
Respectfully,
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BIuchill y lis.

BIuchill lis.
The Winter School at this place.
taught by G. w. johnson. of Bluehill,
closed March LIST. after a very pleasant,
weeks. The scholars in this district de-
serve especial commentator for their APP
plication to study, and for good deport-
ment I'm general.
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BEAUTY At THE FIRESIDE.
ClSUMRS OF COMFORT.

ELEGASTi GORGEOUS BRILLIANT : :
Crumbs OF Comfort, the greatest success of the
age Crumbs of Comfort, the pride OF the kitchen
and parlor Thousands of ladies attest las worth II
unhcsitatingiy pronounce II the Queen of lusires.
the Press universally praise it 4 proclaim it wo-
mans every day friend. Economical, LISTING, I'm
approachabic, PRICE 10 cts ladies viii fad crumbs
OF Comfort for sale by all first class yrooers hard
ware dealers, countTy store keepers &c, through
out the Us. 4 Canadas. II. \. BARTLETT Il Co.,
Manufacturers Barlletps Backing Pearl Blue &ct
&c, BIS, III No Front-st Phila.; ltJ Chamberss
New York; li IiToad.st.. Boston. bwlb
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Cranberry Isle.

Cranberry Isle.
SERIocs ACCIDENT During snow
storm about two weeks ago. Mrs. l.. NJ
Bunker slippedGpon a sheet OF ice which
was covered with light snow, striking the
cash over one Of her eyes. The wound
wa, severe aud painful. but is now heal
Ing.
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Fraakiin.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Tracy of Franklin
while engaged in chopping logs, by a sud-
den fall of the tree upon which he was
standing. was thrown upon a sharp stump.
and severely. if not fatally injured, in the
abdomen.
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Walfham.-FataI Accident.

On Monday last Mr.. Elliot Jordan
ID. of Waltham, was driving an OK team
with a heavy load OF logs. more than 1900
feet. on two sleds. The snow being very
deep and the road narrow. Mr., Jordan had
hold of the OK bow. and descending hill
the near OK tripped him thus breaking hi>
hold OF the bow and throwing him under
the oxen, and before he could extricate
himself the first sled was upon him. and
stopped when the forward runner was part
way across his body, he started them
again and crawled far enough to avoid the
second sled. He then stopped his oxen
again, and by a strong effort, succeeded in
dsengaging them from the sled. hoping
they would return TO the camp. They
however went on TO the landing. This
was about ) o'clock in the afternoon. The
men al the camp becoming uneasy at his
long absence, went in search and found
him at o'clock In the evening. carried
him to the camp and Immediately sent for
doctor. Mr.. Jordan lived in great suf-
fering until o'clock the next morning
W hen he expired. He was IS years old.
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Business Notices.

QUESTION OF TINE. The recent cough
or cold, that without proper treatment may be
come chronic and last for months. can be rsdi-
cslly cured by few doses Of that invaluable
pectoral elixir. Hale's Honey Of Horeh0unt
and Tar. Crittenton's, 9Th Avenue. Sold BY
all Druggists.
Pixies Toothschs Drops cure in minute.
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STAGNATION in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases ''hesh IL heir to-
This. however, is obviated, WITHOUT DEBILi.
TATING the system, BY administering LArHAN's
CATRAR11C EXTRACT. isl.
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ALBANY, y. Y. March. (.
LONDON Mar

The Senate, by vote of to 10. refused
20 declare Tweed's seat vacant
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men snd wo
men. we employment that pays from 81 to
6 per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city town and village Send
for sample and go TO work At once Addre., ::
Mass. Ja1
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AT Court OF Probate holden at Bucksp port with
IA and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the 81
"Wednesday of January A. d. 1873
A MINI PRIME Administrator upon the T.
Il tate Of Polly Blas dell late OF Buck-port, III
salt County, deceased-having presented his LIST
account OF Admin upon SAID estate iur probate:
ORDERED-lhat the said Admin istratnr give
notice thereof to all persons lntcres ted, by
ing copy OF this Order To be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed ia Ellsworth, that they may appear II
Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the
81 Wednesday of April next, at ten s.rr
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II tns
have why the same should not be allowed.
3"s FARhER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy-Attest: GEO. a. DYER, ReSr.
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Is becoming very common in every community
and the sudden deaths resulting warn us to seek
some fetei. Inc disease assumes many different
forms, among which we notice Palpitation, En-
iargement, Spasms, Justification or Bony Forma-
ton Of the Heart, Rheumatism, General Debility,
water about the Heart sinking of the spirits pain
In the Side or Chest, Dizziness, Sluggish Circuls-
ton of the Blood and Monentary stoppage Of the
Action of the Heart.
These forms of Heart Disease have been cured
by DIR. Graves Heart Regulator, and we do NOT
hesitate to say II will cure them again Any form
of Heart Disease will readily yield to its use aud
we have yet to learn OF any case where the Heart
Regulator has been taken properly and the party
not received marked benefit.
Our agent, on application, will furnish you with
our cren lar giving full description of the dis E
ease and also number of testimonials of cures :
and If you would like further proof from the par,
ties who have given the tcstmo mails, write them
and see what they say.
We have sold many thousand bottles of the
heart Regulator and the demand is still increasing
We are confident we are doing the public benefit
and not trying to impose on them worthless
preparation
The price OF the Heart Regulator is ONE DOL
LAR per bottle, and can be obtained of our agents.
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IMMEDIATELY.-lf every family knew the
value of Miss sawyer's Salve they would imme-
diatey purchase box and never be WITHOUT IT,.
II your Druggist Is out of this Salvc and neg
TO keep supplied. send seventy-tive cents rs dit
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. l5u
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& astine.
The High School gave fine exhibit
ton yesterday.
There was a social dance at the Town
House last night.
-Messrs. Hooper & Shepard are repair
ing schooner Union.
j. W. Dresser. Esq. has charte red
schooner L. b. Sargent of Sedgwick to go
TO Wilmington, n. c., for load of hard
pine and naval stores.
Fred. Herrick of Sedgwick. was ex-
celled by none at the High School Exhibit
ton yesterday. In the competitive trial
in Gymnastics. Charley Tilden and Katy
Dresser. leaders. Rev. Mr.. Ives. S. X. Viii
ting, Esq. and Miss CORVALLIS. umpires.
il was very difficult TO decide, as both
sides were nearly perfect. The prize was
/ finally awarded TO Master Tilden.
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There is no good citizen who will not re-
joice at this result. and who will not CO.
operate heartily IN effecting Temperance
Reform i'm our community. For the last
few years, dissipation and habits of intern
perance have increased, particularly among
our young men, to an alarming extent.
Surprising as the statement may appear. it
is not difficult to count up scores of the
young in our midst. who are nightly found
under the influence of liquor. The strong
tried, but with no perceptible diminution
of the evil. If all our good citizens would
rise as one man and put forth every instru-
mentality within their power the tide
would be stayed. l. this too much to ask
where such vital Interests, as the weli-be-
ing of the young Is CONCERNED:
The law will not effect. everything-or-
CARNATIONS have failed aad will continue
TO do so-spasmodic and jealous efforts
will not accomplish the result. Much
good, all these have done and will do in
the future. but a thorough reform can only
be looked for from the active, persistent.
untiring labors of its friends. Ii move
has begun in the right direction, let erery
man. the temperate as well as those who
have suffered from habitual drinking. work
day by day. hour by hour. in season and
out of season, individually and collectively.
to throw their saving influence around the
erring and the sinking.
Ghost Party.
Notwithstanding the Indictment Winter. we
cold northcrners.-we jewellers by icebergs-
have kept ourselves warm by frequent gather
ings round the social altar.
Las; Friday evening, "among the Pines the
fires were all afame. and "a ghosdy company
saluted Mr.. and Mr.. Albert VI. Hopkins. =
In solemn process sion. figures draped in
white. moved into the Drawing Room. purport-
ing Ia be the White Mountain family,-rhe lof-
test peak and the lowliest hill were rcpre-
scented.
our host and hostess Were summoned Ia do
the honors. Mr.. II. verify felt a. Hamlet did
when the ghost stalked before HMM blank
surprise he drew back, but on. on. they follow
ed. till earthly voices revealed 10 him that they
were still Of the flesh. Some stood moiionless
like >tatues-others wrapped their drapery 80
arti>iically, that sculptor might well have
noted the effect. But the spirits were not
phantom>. Lively motion and conversation
soon BETRAYED them-in the dance they moved :;
with sepulchral faces they looked at one anoth-
er, till suddenly. as if by magic. the snow
mountain disappeared. the disguise fell OFF and
host and hostess found their friends,
Great then was the hospitality Afforded
feast prepared. libations served. and the com
pany dispersed merry hearted.
\ SNOW MoUNTAINEER.
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INSURE IN THE BEST COMPANY.

The .ETNA still maintains it, strong posi-
ton at the head OF all American Fire Insurance
Companies.
Assets after paying losses in Boston over
S3,3OO,OOD.
j. A. HALE, Agent
III Ellsworth Me.
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REAL ESTATE BROKER.
a NEW ENTERPRISE

From The frequent enquiries made 20 me. within
the pat few years, by thosc wishing To buy AMI
sell Real Estate "a well a. those desiring to let
and rent places have been forced to the con
eluslon, that there was actually eyIsting nece>-
sity OF some ones cIubaTkIng the enterprise
and OF opening an office and books, and IN mga-
urc, a; least provide tor this growing necessity
would therefore respectfully solicit the pat
ronlge and encouragement OF the public IN. bring
ing into life and beng this enterprise, by giving
me their business, and by united effort maxim :
1t mutually beneficial t. Ourselves and others.
Therefore to all those having lands and terencni-
To sell or 10 let, If they viii give fall descriy
ton OF them, by calling or sending to me, | will
cntt avor 10 keep Opeu an avenue to those iIesi--
ing to purchase or SELL and thereby facilitate IA
an existing demand. | guarantee satisfaction a.
to charges 10 NIL Who may favor me with their
bu-Iuc4-. A r. BL RNIIAM.
Eli-wo tn. March 2Sth, ls12 3gtt
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S1rrs.
Annual Town Meeting March 3,


Annual Town Meeting March 3,
TgtcR Clerk H J. Milliken.
.SelectmeH d -isSessOrs-Samuel Was.on
George Treworgy ard John NJ. Merrill,
Treasurer-Nahum Hinckley,
CoIIector-Beniamin Flood
s. s COmmittee-Charles Jarvis.
ConStdJles-Bepj. Flood, Simeon Lord.
Charles Allen and b. q. saunders,
Torn AgeRt-Samuel WATSON,
Auditor-H. J. Mlliken.
MONIES RAISED.
For Schools. : go
- Contingent expenses, 1850
supported Poor, 400
- Highways, cash. 800
lsbor. 1900
- in aid Of Albert Carlisle. "
50 Survey Of Il. Il. route from Bucks
port TO Calais, 80
$3.50
The article relating TO taking stock in
the Shore Line r. K. was laid upon the ia
bic, to be taken up at an adjourned meet
ing, to be held on the last Monday in
March.
At the close of the meeting, an informal
ballot, TO test the sense of the meeting,
was taken upon the above question, and
was carried unanimously in the affirma-
tive.
AT the annual town meeting on Mon
day last, Samuel WATSON, Esq, was unan-
imously, and for the tenth time, elected one
OF the Selectmen and Assessors.
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Patents issued to Maine inventors for
the week ending Feb. 18th. 1873. Reported
by WIN. Franklin Seavey. Solicitor of Pa
tents. Rines' Block, IL Main Street, Ban
gor. Me.
Thos. Hersey. Bangor, Moccasin; Hiram
Peavey, Bangor, Single Machine; II. p.
Hood indianapolis and wm. COombs,
Bangor. Nut Lock.
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q. q. LONG.
The New York herald., 1873-10-31
MEDICAL REUNION.
Annual Dinner Of the Alumni Assocfa-
tion or the Bellevue Hospital Medic al

Annual Dinner Of the Alumni Assocfa-
tiOn OF the Bellevue Hospital Medic al
College.
The annual dinner OF the Alumni Association or
the Bellevue Hospital Medical College took place
at Delmonicos, Fifth avenue and Fourteenth
street. last evening Professor Lusk presided and
about 100 members were present. Dinner was
served at about eight O'Clock, when the Rev. Dr.
Beach gave the blessing.
After the edibles and viands had been disposed
OF the following interesting programme of toasts
was carried out
"our Alma Mater Responded to with song
The Faculty" Responded to by Professor A. b.
.Kndred Associations Grateful children NJ loving
mothers.n Responded TO by DR.. Leaning.
"Onr TruseesEver ready guard the best sts
of the college, By DR.. E. II. Chaplin.
'Religio Medicc-The preacher and the practitioner.
their methods vary, their aims aknn Responded 10 by
Rev. Dr. Potter -
Law and Mcdcine-rwn guardians Of life and all that
Liberal Culturesure foundation of proe essional ex.
cellence.n Responded to by Chancellor Crosby
Medical Men and in both
humanitics.n Responded to By @. c. Stedmau
Medical Press-Thc paper currency among the pro.
fessicn may II ever be US good godn Responded 10
The speeches made by the several sneakers were
very interesting. the spirit OF an after dinner
speech prevailing in nearly every instance The
company separated at a late hour after enoying
q very pleasant reunion.
The New York herald., 1873-10-31
NEWS PROM BUENOS AYRES.

BY mall from South America we have our Buenos
Ayres files, dated to the 18th OF September. The
journals supply the following items OF news
The three men who were hired 20 assassinate
President Sarmento are in custody they persist
In their statements fhat they were employed Dy q
man whom they knew only by the name OF Achilles,
but this mysterious scoundrel remains yet undls-
The war in Eutre Rios gives signs OF an early
coapse. Jordans forces have been routed on
every occasion when they have come IN contact
with the national troops, and his men In several
places have mutined and surrendered themselves
by whole detachments.
'Both the perpetrators of the horrors connected
with the murder OF Mr.. and Miss S0utham, English
settlers, are in custody, aud are to be brought to
trial at Rosario.
il Is asserted that the treaty between that country
and the Argentine Republic is not completed, the
question OF frontiers being still lett open.
We have bad news from Paraguay about the
condition OF the Immigrants there, British and
foreign. Mk 81 John, the English Secretary OF
L4Raton, started subscription for their relieL TO
which ne himself contributed handsome amount.
Many members OF the 81. Patrick's Society took
up the case with warmth and nberality.
Our friends In the 01WspnHd send uB chocrin0
news 0f tha country and tba erous.