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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Domestic Ports.

Bass HARBoR-Ar l.. Sch MAY wyman.
sawye-. Gonldsboro for Boston.
Sid 81. schs II L welman, Verrill. New
Haven for Calais; Rangcrr. - Rockland
Tor Dennisville; Ophir, Benson, CalAi. for
fhilsd.lphs: Flora Gr1ndle Galley. -;
Julia Maria, Thur.ton. for Pembroke
Sid -. schs Abrahsm-Rlchar,l,on PRAY for
Calais; ROYAL Oak. Galley, Calais.
SD %. schs Day Spring, Verrill. for Els
joyce. Joyce, for Swans Island.
W HARBoR-Ar Il. schs John Som,s.
Heath somes' Sound, and cid for Windsor. y )
Sid II. sch \ 7 Haynes. King. Stubcn.
Ar =. sch Caroline {, Lunt. Calais.
Ar "a. sch Prize, Ober, Boston
Ar p. sch, A + Haynes, King. Stuben Tor
Rockland; br schs e II W. Williams, Boston
Tor i John y u: Sarah Glass, Glass Bosom
for - George b.
Ar %, sch surprise, Hartman, Boston.
WINTER HARBoR-Ar Il, John Tylor. PEN
dleton. Boston; \ q Brooks smalledge. do.
Ar -, sch W r Green, Norwood. Windsor
for Richmond Va.
Cid IA schs John Taylor, Pendleton. Calais
Rowena. Norwood. Boston.
Ar 10, sch sea Flower Bunker Boston
Cid Il, Esret. Fernsld. Rockland
Cid Ell. -,L- LiHnio Major, GeTrish Richmond
Va: W Green. Tracy. lido; R0r;,"-' ~ ,rY
wood. CHlai-; A Brooks. a.ialIidee' nuiii-
Gid 20. sch Sea Flower, banker, Calais.
Cuus-Ar "a. schs Cook Borden. Lunt.
Boston; ue' d somes, Norwood, do; II f
Wellman, Nerrill, do;
BANGoR-Ar % schs Exchange. Pendetou.
Boston; Susan Taylor, Blodgett, do; Balloon,
Carver, do; Amelia. Trask. do:
Cid lzeita- Smith. Fall River; Oliver.
Coombs, Boston.
RockLAND-Ar -. schs Convoy, French.
Boston: Trader, Kennedy, do;
PoRTLAND-Ar y. schs Good Hope, Perry,
I'm Bath; Adeline, Cooper. fr Boston.
Cid Hanadan, Stevens. Gouldsbo-o
CID 20, brig Torrent, Moun,ford, Csrdens.
BosToN-Ar %, sch Rescue. Kelley, York
Empire, Ryan. Rondout; Valparaiso. Mason,
do; kiska. Look. Nachiss; y Jones Flynn.
do; W ID Pitcher, Bangor, 4 Ruth 5 Hodg-
don, Pendleton, Rockland.
Ar %. Altayelia, JOY, Hoboken; Victor,
Dyer. sullivan; VIM T Richie. Freely, Cal
ais Samuel Lewis, Deliver, Ellsworth.
GLoCcEsrER-Ar "A. sch Cocheco, Lockland
for y York.
NEwBuRYPogT-Ar -, sch Comet Tracy,
Hoboken.
SoMERsET-Ar "A, sch Aida. Browf, Hobo-
ken.
DANvERs-Ar %, schs Fair Dealer SNOW.
Bangor; Pearl. Thzyer, Rockland.
SALEM-Ar 70, schs Fannie 4 Edt, Bart
tett. Elizabethport; Ariel. Austin. Poa John
son Forest Belle, Smith. Elzsbelhpor: Asto-
ria, Sargent, Hoboken; Castilian, lorgan,
Port johnson.
NEwPoRT-Passed up "a, sch Rec Rover.
Bowden, I'm Ellsworth; Island Belle Hamil-
| ton. Portland.
Ar % schs Volant, Pendleton, Bango j ulia.
Perry, Calais.
NEW YoRK-Ar %, schs Nellie Eato,,-
Calais.
Ar %, schs Pride of the East. Lord c alais
Andrew Peters. Rowe, do; Leonora, Ionsey
Ellsworth: Victory, Small, Salem
Cid -, Mary a. Holt, Higgins, ronalo,
Mexico.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
State News.

There are $50 patients in the Insane
Hospital.
-Messrs, Emery, Bradbury Co.. of
Fairfield, started 100000 feet OF lumber
down the river Tuesday.
Alden Sprague and Howard Owen of
the hennebec Journal have been sued for
libel by Gardner c. Vose, Representative
elect OF Augusta.
The Normal School at Cas,ine has an
attendance otoue hundred and twenty pu-
plls, The largest number registered any
ran Term since the school opened.
The Bangor Commeru.a. ,,.
the Old familiar stage Bangor and p n1'
last will soon take back seat as one of
the things that were.
The Council has unanimously advised
the Governor to fix the last Friday of jan
uary next as the time for the execution OF
Wagner.
A Young school teacher at Steuben.
named Nash, was instantly killed, FRIDAY.
While attempting TO draw charge from .
gun. IL was accidently discharged, TAX
ing effect In the pit of the stomach.
A man went into barn in West Cam.
den, Sept. llih, filed and lighted his pipe
and also lighted the barn. The barn, with
fifteen tons OF hay. farming utensils etc,
were all burned. No insurance On N.
same evening the buildings formerly own ma
by Orren Packard. were burned IN The
ground. A fam;lv bad ;,s, $3.50 .ie
premises. supposed incendiarism. Said to
DC Insured.
| The annual session of ,ho
TbeolooicaJ Semina,v non,nnoad vs.,
dav with the nrosnac; Of 49, oo sloi,,
of new members pr TaIno,. ,,n, 70 -,
home in Octoher from Eurone T Tn,U V' az az
arrives Rev, 8 Nawm.n Smp,h - a ~
ed n bava The nr;nn;@aI 49, ~ =. ~
.Tnnior class fe'p"' u Tue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

BCCKsPORT AND BANGOR RAILWAY
The coupons on the first mortgage bonds
OF the Bucksport & Bangor Railroad. due
Oct. /. will be paid at the Hanover Nation
al Bank in New York on and after that
date. The Buckspsrt 4 Bangor Railroad
Is the only connecting link between the
ocean where ships Of any size may load
and proceed to sea in winter, and the Eu-
ropean North American Railway at Ban,
gor. which latter port is closed by e.
or five months. while Buckspor1 pen at
all seasons. This Bucksp0a road is just
about finished, and will be In running or
der in November next. thus sfording new
outlet to the products of the PenObscot
valley. and connection n Bangor with
the Maine Central Railroad for Portland
and Boston, the European & North Amer
lean Railroad for ST. John and Halifax and
the Piscataquis Railway to the Katahdin
Iron Works and the slate quarries at
BrOwnville.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Goldsmith Maids great feat aren't hal
so big as Bangor girls

Goldsmith Maids great feat aren't half
so big as Bangor girls
How much for this print?" mine
cents. num-" "Nine:een cents Pin give you
eighteen" "Nine cents, mum you misun-
derstood me-" "Oh. nine cents Ill give
you eight"
Editors sanctum-Enter foreman :
Half dozen lines wanted sir, to block
out with. Give US joke on annexation y
Married editor, adjusting his spectacles.
with an air of surprise: ''Ah. but annex
alton is no joke
After throwing eight boys over the
fence, out of watermelon patch. a Clay
county Mo- woman charged them espec-
tally Now see'ere boys. yen keep this
thing up till we get ne riled."
"A darkey's instruction for putting on
a coat were, First de right arm, den de.
LEFT, and den give one general conwul-
sion.''
well, how did you get alongY- in
CURED country landlord one rainy morn
ing, of guest whom he had put in top
noor room. under a leaky roof. "Oh,
swimmingiy," was the reply.
You may retire." said Gov Moses to
coiored waiter who was standing behind
his chair in South Carolina restaurant
"Scuse me, sab" said sam. but Use
spon sible for de spoon"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Biuchfll,

ASSOCIATION AT BLUEHILL.-The meet
ing of the Hancock Baptist Association at
biuehll last week was a great success.
1t was largely attended by men and wo-
men "of the first water" from all parts of
the county. including a delegation of about
forty from Ellsworth. Among the visitors
were Rev. c. q. HARDWOOD of Eastport,
Rev. ). Z. Merrill OF waterville. grandson
OF Old Father Merrill" of Sedgwick, Rev.
j. +. Norris, missionary to Burmah. Rev.
r.. A. Van kleeck, formerly of Lamoine.
Rev. c. c. Long of Machias. Miss Curtis,
State Secretary of the Woman's Missionary
Society, and Mrs. Merrill OF Wateryille.
formerly missionary among the Indians
Considerable business was brought for
ward and disposed of in satisfactory and
harmonious manner. Rev. c. 2. Bartlett
OF Sedgwick, acted as Moderator, and
Kew j. ii. Tay Tor of Bluehill. as Clerk.
The religious meetings were numerously
attended. and most of them were very in
teresting and profitable. The annual SER
mon was preached by Rev. VIM. A. Reese
OF Ellsworth; and other sermons by Rev.
j. A. Steadman of Hancock. Rev. S. z.
Merrill, and Rev. e. G. Harwood. Mis-
sionary addresses were delivered bv Rev.
J. +. Norris, which formed. to most of his
hearers. the best part of the whole pro-
gramme. His descriptions of heather life
were exceedingly graphic; more so. in
fact, than were the photographs which he
handed about for inspection; and his thrill
ling narrative of personal adventures and
escapes elected deep sympathy, and tears.
\ Woman's meeting. held Wednesday
afternoon, was large and enthusiastic: II
was addressed by Mr.. Norris, Miss Curtis.
and others, and a General Society was
organized.
The meetings closed Thursday noon,
and visitors and delegates were soon de-
parting in all directions, with a pleasant
sense of fullness; having feasted both in
the Biuehill church and at the Bluehiu
homes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

LIBERALIrY OF PHYsICANs.-Ith has ALWAYS
been said that physicians would disparage any
remedy, however valuable, which they did not
originate themselves. This has been disproyed
by their liberal course towards DIR. J. c. AY-
Frs preparation. The y have adopted them
into general use in the ir practice. which shows
awillingness TO countenance articles that have
intrinsic merits which deserve their attention.
This does the learned profession great credit
and edectually contradicts the prevalent err
roneous notion, that their opposition to pro-
prietary remedies, based in their interest to
discard them. We have always had coniden ce
in the honorable motives Of our medical men
and are glad to find out what hearty welc ONE
they accord to such remedies as AVER 4 Co.'S
inimtabie remedies. even though they are
not ordered in the books, but are made known
to the people through the newspapers. -[New
Orleans Delta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

Y. She was leaning over seat, uttering
the most piercing cries. A gentleman
rushed to her anlasked the trouble. She
made no answer but continued to scream
the louder. When the train reached this
village she was helped into the waiting
room, and a gentleman present procured
glass OF brandy, which being given to
the lady. she appeared to recover some.
A lady standing near at this juncture gave
a scream. and pointing to the head of Miss
Rhoades, tainted. On examination q
large striped snake was observed coiled
around the chignon Of the lady. How it
came there was mystery. and only ex-
planned by the theory that it had got into
the car and took refuge under the cushions
of the car-seat. Miss Rhoades stated she
felt something crawling up her head, but
could only give vent to her feelings in
screams, and until II was taken or did not
herself know what the matter was. The
snake was Killed, and the affair produced
no little excitement for the time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
sept2s
Sch Oriental, Conary, BluehilI
Sch Clara. Deer Isle
sch Otronto, Hammond, Boston
Sch Elizabeth, Leland, Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch IA Magee, Young, Boston
Sch Julia Edna, staples, Portland
Sch scioto. Sadlcr, fhomastou.
Sept, 20.
Sch Marsellus, Remick, Boston
Sch Arboreer. Clark, Boston.
Pinky Regulator, Grant, Rockland
ARRIVED.
Sch Ganges, Pomroy, Boston.
Sept. ..
Sch Capt John. Means. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Benny Ives, Whitaker, Boston
Sept %.
Sch Maid of the Mist smith, Boston.
Sch Express, keif, Rockland.
ARRIVED
sch William. Danforth, Boston.
sch WIN u Archer. Belatty, Dighton
Sch Dexello, Treworgy, Boston
sch Telegraph, Remick Boston.
Sch Ella. Hodekins, Rockiand
Sch Z Fremont. Moslev. Rockland
Sch Canova, Tate, Boston
, Sept 30
Sch Julia Edna. Staples, Rockland,
sch Grace. Alley. Boston.
sen Forest City. johnson, sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Business Notices.

$1,000 reward can safely be offered for a
more lnfallible cure for PILES than AWAKE
SIS. The cures performed by this wonderful
remedy are simply miraculous. Lotions, oint-
ments, and internal remedies produce more
harm than good, but ANAkESIS is an exter-
nal remedy simple suppository, supports the
tumor., acts As soothing poultice and medi-
cine. gives instant relief, and cures absolutely.
All Doctors prescr ibe it.-Price 81 90. Sold
by Druggists everywhere, and sent free BY
mail from Principal Depot, 46 Walker st New
York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

The recent three days storm, il is
thought, will pass for the Line gale.
Advertisements, to insure insertion
in this paper, must be brought into the of
flee as early in the week as Tuesday. A
compliance with this request will greatly
oblige Us.
MIR. c. z. Joy has recently sold his
dwelling-hOuse, with three acres Of land
adjoining, situated on Pleasant-St, to Fa-
Their Coffey. TO be occupied by him as a
Parsonage.
All persons leaving articles in Han
cock Hall. will find that the Janitor. Geo.
w. Newbegin. will take good care Of them
and restore them to their respective own
ers. on demand.
Quite a comHOtion was caused on
Main-st. last Saturday afternoon, by a
young man, crazed with rum. who drew a
knife and threatened every one who should
interfere with him. After a severe strug-
gle with the officers, he was at last locked
up in jail Is il not pertinent inquiry,
Who sold him the RUM and ought not
in justice. both TO be punished'
We were shown. yesterday, an elegan,
gold tobacco box, value $50. presented by
Boston gentleman to our fellow-towns.
man. A. Wiswell. Esq. SO elegant is ii.
design, aud so tasteful its execution. that
we think such beautiful gift would recon.
Gle DR. Trask, or our still more prohibito-
ry friend. DR.. Pulsifer. to the use of the
weed.
Ellsworth may expect rich trea,
in Nov. Mr.. Fen. u. Barker. formerly O,
Ellsworth, now q resident of Bath. will
give grand Concert with his full Orches
ira in Hancock Hall. Mr.. Barker is Z
thorough musician, a successful teacher
and has brought his Orchestra up to a very
high standard, and Ellsworth should sho "
their appreciation. by giving him corda
greeting and full house. Due notice o
Concert and date will be given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
DIE D..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Maze ana
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-2Gth ult., Willie A., son Rue
X. and Dellie +. Dority, aged 10 months
18th ult., Herbert Percy, son of BRAN
and Ellen S. Sargent, aged years das.
-2sth ult., Mr.. Harry Silsby of Aherst
aged III years.
surry-20th ult., Mrs. Peletiah Tapley aged
81 years.
-22d ult., Emma Ray, only child of Jesse
Ray, aged Is years.
-2lth ult., Mr.. Jesse Means, aged 50 ears
9th ult., virgelia Estella, only dugh-
ter Of the late Jos. w. and Hattie Green aged
months days.
No: our baby could not linger
For too fair she was for earth
And We weep almost heart broker
.t As We gather round the hearth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

LArNCHED-At Milbridge, Me, Sept IS. from
the shlp-yard Of Mr. Ezekiel Dyer the A new
bsrque Doris Eckefi. abont $50 tons register, 10
he commanded by Capt + A Hous. formerly OF
the brig Helen & Rich; also on 1.-THE same day
and same place an A | barque named the
Sophia X Lurns, about 700 tons register; Capt
Frank VI Hopkins, late Of brig Nash. will
command her. Both of the above vessels arr
OF superior model, and well sdaptcd for th,
general ireighting business for which they are
Intended, they receiving a first-class rate in
both French and American Lloyds. They are
owned by Mr. John Zittlosen and Other, of New
York; both vessels will proceed shortly for
this port.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

The present term of High School in
this place Is under the direction of George
Ii. Buker of Castine. Mr.. Buker is a grad
uate of the Eastern State Normal School.
ana a student of the State College at
orono. The earnestness with which he
works, and the thorough knowledge which
he has of the subjects to be taught will
doubtless crown Mr.. Buker's labors with
success. Arno King of Lamoine. is teach
ing in the Ryeheld District. Mr.. Kings
ABILITY and former experience will enable
him to do good work. FRS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Nj A II II f. ID.

Ellsworth-2ith ult., by Rev. DIR. renney,
Mr.. +. c: Cakes and Miss Mary +. yraun,
both Of Ellsworth.
Aug. 18th, by Rev. VIM. A. Keee, Mr..
Curtis Durgin Of Sedgwick. and Miss Gamma
Wescott Of Bluehll.
Bluehill--6th ult., at the residence # the
brides mother, BY the Rev. c. q. Harvood OF
Eastport, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Tbbets.
Mr.. &. NJ. Littleiield of Belfast, and Mi, Julia
Adele Treworgy, daughter Of the late oencer
TrewOrgy of Bluehill.
Rockland-l9th uli., Frank A. WHOM of
Camden. and Miss Clara A. Choate { Blue
hill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Typhoon in the East.

Hone KONG, Sept. %.
During terrific typhoon, that passed
over here on the 9th. damage was done
10 American vessels as follows -
Schooner Sea Bird, was driven ashore
The bark Lizzie ii. lost her foremost and
main mast, and sustained damage to hei
hull; ship Lathley Rich, was seriously in
jured. and ship Therese, was driven ou
OF the Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

Notice is hereby given that the Cross Ledge
Light Vessel No. 10. will be removed on or
about the gath inst, for repairs. Her place
VIII be taken by the Relief Light Vessel No.
tx, showing one reflector light, and two hoop
iron day marks, one on each mast color and
rig OF vessel the same as Cross Ledge name
Relief on each quarter, and No. Is on the
stern. q. b. WHITE.
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District.
Philadelphia, Sept. %, 1874
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

-Messrs. Carlton, Norwood & Co., of
Roekport, launched. Friday, from the yard
OF John Pascal at Rockland, fifteen hun
dfed ton ship called the John Pascal.
Capt. Henry Tapley will command her.
This is the forty-second vessel built by Mr..
Pascal for this firm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

A letter from Genesee to the Syracuse
Standard, under date of Sept. ~, relates
the following:
Yesterday. on the train on the Erie
Railway which runs from Rochester to
Evansville, and reaches here At 10 A. NJ, .
most singular circumstance occurred.
from this village, the passengers in one Of
the coaches were alarmed bv the singular
actions Of q lady who F1v4 m name g.
Mary r. Rhoades. Of AAlIan, Nlch., and Q
relative Of Rev. G. 7. Seibt, Of Olean, N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Orland.

The Orland farmers will give their
eighth exhibition under the auspices of the
Farmers Club, at the Town Hall, in Or
land, Wednesday. October eth, 1874. II
pleasant; If not. next fair day, Sunday
excepted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
Notice of Foreclo snra

WHEREAS Lemuel kelliher OF Amherst. in
~ said County OF Hancock, on the l6lh day of
July A. d. 1893 conveyed by a de ed of mortgage
70 Moody a. Foster, of said Amherst the follow.
ing described premises. situated in said Amherst,
In said County Of Hancock, and State of Maine a
described as follows, to witt Lots No. 10 4 20 I:
lot No. 10 contain ing one hundred and nine acres
more or less, and lot No. 20 containing 20 acres
more or less, according to survey by Addison
survey. iay acres, Excepting therefrom II acres
more OF less from the south west corner Of lot No
w conveyed TO Moody A Foster on the 10th da
oiJuIy D., 1874, and being the same premises
conveyed BY sand Lemuel Kellher to said Moody
A.: roster, by his doed of mortgage dated July
try, vol il9. and page ISL, now therefore, The
condltion In said mortgage deed having been
broken, claim to foreclose the same
McVDY A. FOSTER,
BY his Attorney & Agent, Geo. s. Peters.
goIaAv rlMlu2 S7k 3wN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

Surry.
F. w. Morgan, a disabled soldier, has
received the appointment of Postmaster.
Harrison A. Trip of Surry. planted
two lbs. of extra early Vermont potatoes,
from which he harvested 275 lbs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

Parties desiring Insurance, will
find IL to their advantage, to make
application at Mss Agency. Long
Experience, Prompsness and Fair
Dealing, haze thus fen. sati.,fed all
applicants, and the same qwalitie.
soiN continue to Be shosoa to all.
i" Those s0ishing Insurance can op-
ply in soriting. thus saving the e1-
pense Of a personal application.
Ellsworth, Jan. 20th, 1874.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

BuckspOFt.
Last Thursday evening a lecture on
the subject of Hydrostatics and Hydrs-
ulics, at the E. NJ. C. Seminary, was list
ened to with pleasure and profit.
Since the arrival of the locomotive this
place has put on more business-like and
livelier appearance than formerly. and
as she starts putting up river followed by
carloads of iron rails, the out burst from
juvenile by-standers is there comes the
bull-gine."
"A course of lectures on Geology il
now being delivered in the Cong, vestry
by DIR. Cummings from Boston. j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01
The Weather.

W Az DFFAK MINI.
Office of the CHER Signal Officer,
A>uINuI"s', u. {. Sep, 90. a. ~ \
Probabilities.
Over the New England coast northeast
to southeast winds, cloudy. and rain fol.
lowed by high northwest winds and clear
or clearing weather. and lower tempera-
ture attending. A storm center is NOV
ing nonhwards into New Hampshire. and
thence northeastward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

At a Court of Probate holden at Bucksport with
in and for the County OF Hancock, on the third
Wednesday ofSept. A. ID. ls14.
A certain instrument purporting to be the last
a viii and testament of Augustus Cook, late of
scpted the same for Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Executor give
nosce thereof 10 all persons interested, by aus
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 to be held in Ellsworth on the ed
"Wednesday OF Oct.next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause. If any they have why
the said instrument should net be proved.approv-
ed, and allowed as the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
3w3gs PARKER TUCK Judge
n true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

At Court Of Probate holden at Buc ksport with.
in and tor the County of Hancock, on the third
"wednesday OF sept, A. D., 1874.
A III. WHlTMORE, Admir- of the estate OF Abb
II, raham l.. Slower. late of Pcnobscot in
said county. deceased, having presented his frat
and also private account OF administration
upon SAID est'dc Tor Probate:
ORDERED the said Admir- give notice
thereof To all persons interested by causing a
copy of this Order TO be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at q Probate
Court To to be holden at Ellsworth on the End
dnesday OF Oct. next, at ten OF the clock in the
-forehoon, and shcw cause, If any they nave why
the same should not be allowed.
3wi9' FARMER Tuck, Judge.
true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

6- There will be no further postponement Of
the Fifth Gin Concert Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky. 1t will take place positively
November slst. The drawing will be full
one. We state these facts in answer to mum.
berless letters from subscribers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-01

IL Alcoholic Stimulsnts, are taken into the
blood the heart works faster, and this unnat-
nrsl speed wesrs out the vital machinery. All
intoxicating nostrums advertised as 'ionics'
'renov ators' &C.. produce this disastrous effect
and should be rejected. DIR. WALKERS VEG.
ETABLE VINEGAR BTrrERs- an Invigoran
without the cure OF alcohol IL everywhere
aupplAnting these p0isons. &w40