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Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

man. don't wake my mother" No fear"
said the gentleman. '.she will never wake
again in this world" lie was right.
Quietly leaning on the breast of her son
the poor old lady Yielded to fatigue and
had peacefully fallen into slumber from
which she passed into that deep sleep that
knows neither waking nor weariness The
emigrants composed her limbs to rest. and
brought the body 20 this city for the be-
reaved childreG.-( San Francisco Cnroni
Gle.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

The huge, dra-tic, gripping. .icAcnins pills.
r'n-tfuc.r'l OF crude, cosr>f and huiNy iuEgr-
I"nis, are last b-'iug superseded by Dr. Pierce.
i'"a~ant furZatiSr elist- or sugar atrd
Concentrated X ut AMI Herbal Juirr. Aut Bill :
~ 6Ttnuir--the Little Gitnt' .rhariic or
HAsHh i1 pIrep PhY~ic Mod m thenitll
>cirn'- rnablr, Dr.. Pierce 10 extract from
thr juice. oi thr most valuable roots and icrb
ihei- active medicinal principles, which. whsn
worked INTO iliil- Pellets or G,ranuic-, scIrcelg
ItrJer tAaH mastir,i seed. renders eacn Hitlc
fe'lst as active aud .wcrfUl a. large piII.
"-ilc they are much more palltable ami pleas.
ant 10 ciuct.
Ik. liz, \. THIYER, OF Bacousburg Oh TO-
w''tr-: II regard your Pellets a. the b...t
remedy Tor The condition. for which you pre-
scribe them Of anything have ever used, -
in'id and ccrtain Ia effect, aud leaving the bow
ei' ia an excellent condition. IL s-ems to me
ihsy must take the place OF all other eathar tlc
pulls hnd medtctue-r
LroS * AAcDMBER. druggists. vcrmiIion
~ l., say We think thev are going 10 .eil
- - "V' eAAe- as >ooa a. people got aequainl ed
WIN ihem snd viii spoil the pili Irs,le. a. those
mat have u-cd them like them much better
tnan lArge piils "
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

In accordance with revered custom OF our
Fathers, and in compliance with the recon-
mendation Of the President of the United
States, do hereby, with the advice and con-
sent Of the Executive Counsel, appoint Thurs
day, the 26th day Of November, as . day Of
Public Thanksgiving and Praise; and recon-
mend that all the people OF the State unite in
such an observance Of day, hallowed by so
tender memories, as will mos; appropriately
render grateful acknowledgment to Almighty
God for the blessings which He has vouchsafed
u as a State and a Nation.
Given at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
this thirtieth day of October, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-four, and OF the Independence Of
the United States of America the ninety
ninth. NELSON DINGLEY, JR.
BY the Governor,
GEORGE G. STACY Secretary Of State.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Zachariss Weaver, late of Ellis
w worth, IN the tpuHty of Hancock. by his
deed at Mortgage dalci Nov. 6ta. A. D. lS.1
conveyed To the undersigned. his interest in aus
To certain lot of land situate In Ellsworth tIhc
same being one undivided hail part thereof and
held by him IN common with one Donald Weaver
which -aid lot Is bounded aHd described as iol.
lows. TO VII: Beginning at tho southwest corner
OF Robert Benefits Homestead; thence running
soath DIV, de<Iee, west sixty-ose ani hall rD,is
thrnec south eighty 1--we degrees east, one hun
dtei aud sky TUis thence nvriherly on the towr
line stxty-0ne and half rods said Benefits
south east corner; thence westerly on sari Ben.
nett- hne. to the place Of beginning. coutainin <
sISty-two acres more or less. aud whereas the
condition contained in said Mprtgt = deed hts
been broken, hereby claim 10 ioltclo . the same
AMI give this notice aoeogdinElt, par=aa. t. he
Statutes OF tue state. tREp. 4. " ENNEK
Ellsworth. Nov. -, 1874. IW l.s
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

Why will correspondents persist 10
sending US communications to Which no
name Is attached? This week two articles
nave been received, one from GouldsbOro
and one from this city, which We should
have teen glad to publish. IL the name Of
she writer nd been given.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
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me improvement OF tts present features aud the
introduction of ones its visits 10 the homes -
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In every town and village in New England ,bsrs
~ doubtless some young men or young woman
who by little personal effort can get M a rlub of
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Tor themselves and their families an extra COPY of
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eac u copy tor prepayment ot pos'aye
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The prjsr.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

And now the Bangor Commercial 10
pushing Hon. John A. Peters for the next
U. S. Senasorship. Well, the Commercial
has made aArst-rate selection but wouldn't
1t be modest for ths Democratic papers
70 sllov the Republicans TO have 4 word
to say about this matter.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Spttial Aotiees:
CrSsraI'rioS CAS- BE CURED.
scuENck's PCLaoSic srEur.
SCtIEsCk'- sEAwEED Toxic

sCHESck's sEAwEED ToSfc.
>cBEStk Mandrake PILLS
Are the only medicines that VIII cure Pulmonary
tnn.umption. fr.iuently medicine. that stop a
cousn siii cccasian the death of the patient :
They lork up the liver. stop the circulation OF th,.
biooi, hrmorThsSc tbllows, ana in TACT, they clog
The action OF the org ans that eau .ei the cough,
L'ser ComPisint and Dyspepsia are tn. cause. of
tS"-thtrd7 Of TIM cases ot Con onsumption. Many
persons complain OF duh pAin in The side con.
supaIion. coated tongue, pain Ia the shor lfler
blade, feelings Of drowslness and rrstlessne.
the fo1i lying heavily on the sioma- acc IN
panied with actliiy and belching up Of wtn,i.
These -ymploms usually Originate from a a iso..
dered CONDITION OF the stom.c or a tprptd liver
Persons - adert ed II they take one or two eayy
col -, and II The cough In these cases b. sudden
ty checked, Will hai the Ich and liver clog
ged, rem aiming torpid and inactive, Rnd almost
before thry s-c aware the iungs q Of
sores. AMI liberated. the result OF OF which :
death. ~cirnck's faiino ttc syrup expec h.
totanI which 1oe7 not contain opium any IN n z
calculated to check a Cough suddenly. >chsnck'.
seaweed Tonic di-soives the food tai xes wuh the
gastric juices vt the stomach, all. digestion and
creates ravcnous appetite. Wnen the bowel,
ifc COS ave. ssin saliov. or the symptom. other
MIse OF bilious tendency, schencA's Mandrake
fi.ls are required These medicine are PREPARED
only by JH. sCHENtk son.
y. T.. corner sixth and Arch .treets Phila
And are for sale by all druggists aud dealer
DR.. >chenck Will be at the QUtSCY tiOUsE
BosToS, on the following WKpNkspAYs: Dc,o.
ber I'm and 1l-t, November tth ami 18th and bee
enber Fad, 10th and .Oih.
spuo lyIl "A
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

Capt. O. C. ChNend OF the schooner
Ruth Thomas u wiatespost. who dieap-
peared 90 my ysterioasly Wednesday night,
was not foully dealf With. but has ''stepr-
ed OUT on account Of having lost several
huudrud dollars while insoxieated q New
buryport Belonging - his mp,sysrs,
ews6s . Co., q Bangor.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

Nathan ROBBINS. President OF thu Fan
enii Hall Bank. wa garrotcd aud robbed
bv three young men. on Causeway street
ut about 10 o'clock on saturday night. los
in.. however, only 80. The roaheEe cs-
capped.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

Rev. Joseph Kicker. d. D.. a Angus
ta. subscribed o6000 to the fund being rails
ed In Maine for the eadOwnnent Of academies
tributary to Colby University. The rever-
end eeotlemsn foDdly hoped that his gen.
erpsity weald not be kn0 IN, except 70
few ffisnda, but ~ sseres was too good
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26

~. LOUIS, Nov. 13--Rev. DR.. Paui-
son. Gormesly President Of Wateryille Col
lege, Maine snd recently Professor Of
Theology IN 6hurtleR College. 10 Alton.
H.. asd In the Chicago University. died
here last evening ut the residence OF his
ooa, Col. +. ". Patsisou.
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that give unto nv
~ Two sons, Edward Z. and CALVIN II. Norris
their time during the term Of their minority, nd
shall not claim any OF their earning, nor nay anv
OF their debts after this date.
GEORGE NORms
Witness: SARAH A. NoRRIs.
Hancock, Noy. y; is74. sv1ss
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
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TIE LEADING LITERARY IA5A-.n.;- G.?
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ESTABLISHED Isj7
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James Russell Lowell viii contribute, HasaE
the year. frequent E-ssvs and Poems; tui
william Cu.i'n Brvant ant H~ury " Wtd-worts
L"nEtcl'o" Wih publish Poem, and Plper- al
special interest.
MARX Twain" viii contribute sle,rhc. OF The
Mississippi RIVER Life as he used t-ce 20 lrim
Rtyard Tagior viii write Of Ialrt1 wrim
ami '"tha, and On topics suggested By his recent
re-ticn"c in t.crnany.
charles Dudley warner will furnish during h.-
-J'grn ia the East, Sketches Of ouent, Lie
Robert Dale owen viii continue. from time 70
I'm" hi- Chapters of Autobiography.
fr nri- fHtkman wil! contribute papers f.. -."
"ars "t New ngiand and & anadt. aud p .....--
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John Fi-ke. whose strikiuz paper on 1aerls.a
and Ntheuian Life attracted much notice, 80 ID
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~ pu1 su'nce OF "A purpose TO record important
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~lx Paper. on Jonn Brown. by b F. >aubrru,
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ana performances of the great aboiI ioust l. iul1
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The ytIuabl, ARTICLES Of d ,via \, Wells and
Edward Atkinson on Currency Aud Finance, dur
Ing 1875 viii be succeeded by papers IN these IA
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Dr. Brown sequard IS expected TO flrni-h some
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N which he il authority.
W. u. Howelis will contribute q story IN sever-
- PATTI Ai'i tfft " @ill Ai-D De NOFei DY tttuTl
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fGelry vii be well represented by the names
OF Lon Efeilow, Lowell, Whittier, Holmes A ..
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ter The best American poetry appears in The
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lhe four department. OF Literature, Muse Art,
and Education win be flied monthly by vigorous
editorial articles and reviews.
The Leading Contributors of THE ATLANTIC
write for no other Msgtzlne; and the managrrs
propose to keep It where II has always stood, at
Ihe head Of American literature
ihe Janaa v Number viii have Poems by l. NJ.
fellow ION Charles snmner), Aldrch "a Christ
mas Poeml stOdiard, + izabeth stuart Phcp-;
ART ieies by Bayard Taylor (L!fe in Weim4gl,
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Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Legislative Notice.

THE Castine Ellsworth Railroad Company
L will apply to the next Legislature for ar
ammendment to their charter, winch shall au
therise sad company to extend their charter and
ton, Franklin. sullivan, No. !. steuben, Mibridge
Cherryneld, (or more direct from EIlsu orth 4
cherrydeld Harrington, Columbia Falls Jones
Marion, Dennisyilie Pembroke, Charlotte aud
salais; with branch from Pembroke through
Ferry, to some point in Eastpou.
PER ORDER
Nov. llfh, 1874. Swl7
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
To the County Commission.
erS Of Hancock County

THE Undersigned, stockholders of the Brook
/ Vile Bridge. approving of the action of the
Directors in rendering and presenting our Bridge
to the Honorable County Commissioners and cor
daily relinquishing TO the said County Commis.
sioners all sur right title and interest in said
Bridge. that by the united action OF the Corpora
tion and the County Commissioners, the said
Bridge may become fee to the public, and sup
ported by the public do hereby subscribe our
names % this, our final request, that inasmuch
IN good condition, said Comm ssioners will as by
law provided. accept said Bridge, and assign (if
their wisdom shall so direct) what part OF said
public shall in the future have the care of the
same. and make such repairs rs may from time TO
time By needed. and as in duty bound will ever
pray.
G. v. MILLS, and la others.
BTooksyitle, Oct. lS;l
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
% 70
state of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPAgTNENTi
Augusta, Nov. Is, t.7t !
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will be held at the c3,S:.. :aAxs1s In Augusta,
on Tuesday, The fret day OF Dec. next, at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ. gwts
Attest: GEO. q. STACY, Secretary OF state
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
CIV. MILLS, and la others.
Brooksville, Oct. ls7l.

HANCOCK, ss-Notice is hereby giyen that the
County Commissioner. will meet at their rooms 10
Ellsworth. on Tuesday, December 2yth, 1914, a,
ten o'clock A. NJ 70 hear all pxrties ilnterestet
aud to determine what action they shall take in
the business.
Attest:-H. B. SAUNDsRs, Clerk
A true copy of the etition and order.
Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
November 3Sd, ls74. swls
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
THAxKSeIVING OANCE!!

TIlE members Of the ELLsWORTHC con
NEE 0AND will give another of the ir
Popular Dances, Thur -dsy evening Nov. s6th
Music Will be furnished by Bangor and Ellis
worth Musicians. ly4s
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Caution.

THIS is TO forbid all persons harboring trHst-
] ing MIR o. Clara Sbuman OH my account, as
shall pay no debts OF her contracting after this
date. JOHN L. SHrMAS.
Franklin, Nov. -, 1874. 3w4s'
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
s.E. LAWRENCE a Go.
Law renee. Mass

GOOn Order, "a Good Dance aul a
~ Hood itae io-n morrow night a. Han
cock Hall
Ellsworth American., 1874-11-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

Castine, Nov. %. la1i.
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'@ 1t is announced that Queen Victoria
will visit Germany during the summer
A polite Virginia editor speaks of ola
maids as "beated sisters"
Gen. Sheridan never had a cook stove
named after him until this year.
A misplaced switch causes many
juvenile train to run off the track.
"Fascination" is the name of n new
perfume about to be introduced to the
public.
James says the ladies don't seem TO
give thought to us fellows who keep
away from saloons
A singular instance of scepticism is
recorded in the case of the man who
said the Bible vas too good to be
true
Why was the whale that swallowed
Jonah like retired milkman BE
cause he got profit (prophet) cut OF
the water.
Among the attractions Of sale of
oil paintings advertised in San Fran els
CO is picture of Gen. Jackson just
from the bath.
A burglar who was found under a
mans bed in Philadelphia excused him
self on the grounds that ho was looking
for his dog.
The one thing: says Jean Paul,
(which a maiden most easily forgets is
how she looks-hence mirrors were
invented
The greatest magcians OF the age are
the paper makers; they transform the
begger's rags into sheets for editors to
lie on
4, The New York newsboys have opened
their theatre again and the policemen
erhave had to retreat. Intellect always
Z" triumphs,
Emerson says: The way to make the
world better is by reforming number one
then there is surely one less william in
the world
The Indians have invented new
method of scalping victimo, so that now
bald headed man stands no more show
than any one else. This is as it should
be.
~ 1t was North Carolina landlord who
posted the notice in his dining room,
that members of the Legislature would
be the first seated, and afterwards the
gentlemen.
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Dur Dumb Animals.
"CAME HOME TO DIE"

Z,
This is the dreariest day Of our life -
So spake neighbor John to Mary his wife,
Zen the children share in our deep distress
In parting with faithful, bonnie brown Boss
Come, Harry, and Nellie, and baby Fred,
Bid goodbye to poor Bess; she's sold for
bread.
The good wife sobbed, and on Bcssie,s aano
The hot tears fell again and again
Fred's white, dimplcd hands on Bcssie's
brown nose,
Poor Bcsses bright eye more lovingly
grows,
AS Harry, with arms twined his pots neck
around,
With clovsr-bloom wreath her silky hair
bound.
'Faver,' lisped Nellie, 'wc's tubbled 'ess
pway;
-Ood dHu' can heur, has heard 90 say
2. 'Faver in hebben, my hearts booked in two;
And dcss Bessies is if only we knew.
Mate Farmer Toms heart be biz snd bo
dood;
Mate him love Bess like l do; I dess 90
too
Poor Nellie the tears would drop down, and
then
Farmer Tom raised his hat. said softly
amen
5n The harvest season has come round ng ain.
And brings Farmer Tom rich store of grain
Says the farmer; Brown Bessie | think is
quite i'll;
Harness Dick in the wagon, take him to the
mill.
'Leavic Besse loose in your shady green
lane;
Sunshine and air may revive her again.
With hoad proudly raised, and keen, list
ming ear,
Bess needed n summons no other could hear.
Over hills, over valleys, its whisperings
With strength born of love, Bess sought her
old home.
With tromulous limbs, the cottage she ncars
Neighs welcome to friends of earlier
years.
: 'Tis Bess, the darling Bessie the little ones
cried
At the door of tie barn she laid down and
I'd died.
Said John; Meath the green Bessios body
shall lay
Nell, whispering gently, said 'Et us nil
pway:
'Faver, dear Faver, way up in the sky
We flank zee COS Bessie coined home hero 10
die. -A-'
Mate her grass banket soft, dear Faycr. and
'2a sweet;
Pin it on CT hwiv daisies down to her feet
Over true hearted Bessie the white clover
grows,
Ather head blooms in beauty The sweet wild
I The oak, ms the type of all that is brave
Lovingly shelters dear brown Bessic's grave.
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Day and Night Trains connect nt Augusta,
with Macon and Augusta Rail Road, Central
Rail Road and Georgiu Rail Road This is
tho quickest and most direct route, and as
comfortable and cheap rs my other route to
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis,
and all other points West and Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects with
Grcenville and Columbia Eailroad, and Day
and Night Trains connect with Charlotte
Road.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route to
all points North.
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily
(except Sundays) with Day Passenger Train,
and runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-Presdent.
S. b. PicKESs, General Ticket Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
GEO. H. CORNELLSoIy

is receiving NOW, constantly addf-
tions to his Stock of DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardware, Boots & Shoes,
Hats, Saddles, Harness, Crockery,
Wood and Willow Ware, etc.; and
offers the same at prices to suit the
times. BAGGING and TIES always
ON hand. I also continue to buy
COTTON, RICE and all COUNTRY
Produce at the HIGHEST Harkee
PRICE. Please call i'm and SEQ for
yourselves. as .s. u ."9 '.1
GEO. H. CORNELsON,s.