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HACK. HACK. COUGH, COUGH

Cough j. symptom by which various dis
ca-Fd c,udi' ipu- of the throat. bronchial tubes
snd lung manifest themselves. But whether
1t afI-c> irota Ne irritation produced in the
throat and llryHN by taking cod., IRON an at
tack Of Bronchitis. from incipent Cou.ump-
ti"n. OF from various other CAUSES, nothng viii
all1y II more speedily nor cure 1t more pcrma-
neniiy than DR.. PicIce's Golden Medical Dis
coNrry. IL does not msiter whether II be a
recent attack. or lingering cough the Discov-
cry l. IN either cases equally well adapted for
IL relief and petmauent-cure. In fact, il
VIII cure cough in onc-hslf the time ncce ssary
10 cure 1t with any other med icine. and 1t does
IL, not 10y drying It up. but by removing the
cau>e. sub.luing the irritation. and healing the
affected parts. No time should be lost in com
mrnciug The use of a proper medicine for the
rell,i OF a cough. for unless Thu, course j. pur-
sued. serious and dangerous disease of the
lungs i, liable TO result.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellswer Il Pert.
ARRIVED.
April %.
sch Loduska, Means, Boston.
Sch Arboreer. Clark, Boston.
Sch Doris. Keith, Boston.
sch Fair Dealer, Loria. Boston
Sch Julia Edra. Staples, Rockland.
Sch Huzzar, Barber. kockland.
CLEARED.
Aprilao
Sch Emily, Jordan, Boston
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant Portl and.
Sch Union, Hamer. Cranberry Isle.
ARRIVED.
May l.
Sch Mechanic, Kelley. Portland.
Sch Rattan, Ferpald. BOsa ON.
Sch Bonny Ives, Whitaker, Providence.
Sch Bangor, Jordan, Boston
CLEARED.
May ,.
Sch Grace, Alley, Boston,
Sch Minneola. Fernald. Boston.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Young, Bos ton.
Sch Canova, Tate, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Telegraph, Lancaster. Boston.
Sch WesterlO0, Whitaker, n York.
Sch TloTso, Frye, Boston.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, That he has been duly APP
pointed. and has taken uTon ftmself the trust
of an Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM q TREWORGf, late Of Starry
in The County of Hancock. deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who indebted to said de
ceased's estate, TO make Immediate pawn Mt. an
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same tor payment.
NANCY TREwoRGY.
April 18TH 1875 3wlS.
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THE SUBSCR lBERS hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, hat thcy have been du y ap.
pointed and have taken upon themselves the trust
OF the last Will and Testament OF
JAMES lIAMOR, late of Eden,
IN the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; they therefore request
all persons who indebted to the said de
ceaseds estate, to make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
JAMES L. HAMoR.
FOUNTAIN RODiCk.
April u. 1874. SWlg-
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NEW
SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED By
Henry Whiting.
amos Is
Notice OF Foreclosure.

Whcreas Jud.on r. Freethy, Of Brooklin, in
w in the County OF Hancock, by his deed dated
the twenty third dag OF October 40. lN.l. and re-
corded Ia the Hancock Registry Of Deed, vel I1l
Page lis. conveyed To Eliis y. Frccihy in mort
gage a certain parcel o. real estate, stu ted Ia
BROOKLYN in the County of Hancock. and bound
cd follow.
Beginning ut Stake ant Stones nj the Shore Of
Eggermoggn Reach, and By land OF jacob
freethy, thence by said land OF Jacob frceihy ,
thence by said land Of Jacob fTrethy north Iorty
i've deg.es nine and ope-fourlh rods u stake
and stones: theroe soath twenty eight degrees
east ten rods Ia stake and stones. thence south
forty five. West nine and onei0urth rods to stake
aud stones. thence south sIxty five. West tn the
shore thence by the shore to the first mentioned
bound containing thirteen siNteenths OF an acre,
more or less and the condition OF said mortg age
having been broken. l, BY reason thereof, claim a
foreclosure.
ELLIS T.. FREKTIiN.
by his Attorney, BENZ. NUTrEE.
April -, l-1t. 5wls'
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NJ A II RI E ID.

Ellsworth-2d inst, by Rev. DR.. Tenney
Mr.. Edward Phillips and Miss Lucretia A.
Stratton, both Of Franklin.
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AS"EN Z II j iiAl
April 18th, 1874
STATE OF MAINE.

Z Il
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, April Term
d. 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED : That
said Widow give public notice TO all persons
interested, by causing copy OF the petition ant
this order thereon, To be published three wceSs
successfully the Ellsworth American, 4 news
paper published in Ellsworth, ia saIt COUNTY,
that they may appear at a court of Probate Tor
said County, to be held at Buckspor, ON The 3d
Wednesday OF May next, at ten of the clock tine
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, WAY
the prayer of SAID petitioner should not be grant
ed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEo. A. DYER, Register. 3wls-
A true copy-Attest GEO. 4. DYER Register
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Y
The Undersigned, wid sc ot Geo 2 w H4r!N.
late 81 Dsrr lie, in ,Ill County, tcI'-. H.
respectfully represents, Jhtt s.uI de--Isct rl e
seized and -acssyd OF Real E,ttte IN Hitch she,
Is lawful entitled to bower; that no prrI thereof
has been gncI to her h. the heirs or tea mt
or b. process OF law, and that she is nous 10
possess anu occupy her Dow er In severtlty. ~lr
therefore prays your honor tia her Dover in sad
,state may be assigned and set out to her, an!
that Commissioners may be appointed Tor that
purpose Purs uant to Law.
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NOTICE The School Agents in the sew
eral districts in the City, are requested to
earliest convenience. the names aud aye.
of scholars between four and iweniy-oue
years. who We're living in the Dist on tile
first day Of April. 1874.
john b. REDNAN
Chm. :. $. Committee.
Ellsworth. April 29,h. 1874.
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City ana County.
Ellsworth.
Religious Services Il this City eash Sunday.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES School at 10 80
A. NJ. Preaching at Is and "A F. NJ
BAPTIST Sabbath School AT r. NJ Preach
ing al > IL and = 7. NJ
UNfTARIAN.-sabbaih School at 10 30 A. NJ
Preaching AT Is and = 7. VI.
misunderstanding twice month at 10!
O'Clock A. VI. Sabbath School at F. NJ
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April IL. in Eona passage. sch Annie Barker
from ST Croix for Boston.
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Medical Notice.

nR. GEORGE PARCHER having been ap-
~ pointed City Ply stefan, will render all neces
sary medical attendance for the city poor. No
other bills for medical .erv ices, medicine will
be paid, uniees by special order.
JOHN l.. MOOR.
Chairman Of the overseers of Poor Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth. April Is. 1874. 3wl7
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This institution commenced operation
one year ago. and up to the first Of this
month si3.lGill have been deposited
Considering the great scarcity of mc-ey
in this community during the pas; year.
this amount Ear surpassvs the expectations
OF the trustees
thorough examination. as required by
law. was made Of the Bank. on the 9TH inst
by Mess. WiSwell. Jordan and Peck. three
of the trustees, aud they all express much
qualification at the careful manner in
which the books have been kept, and the
business Of the Bank conducted by Mr.
Burrill the Treasurer
Nearly all the loans have been made on
real estate security, and ia no instance,
has more than half the actual value of the
properly mortgased, been advanced on the
same. No mortgages are taken of any
real estate, until the title OF the mortgage
has been carefully examined. by the Regis
ter Of Deeds, and i certificate made by him
which is filed with the mortgage Every
loan must also be approved in writing by
at least three ofthe trustees. Every pre-
caution in short. has been taken, by the
trustees and treasurer. 20 insure the safety
Of dcpositors. and we can safely commend
this institution to the confidence of the
community.
All sums deposited up 10 the hfh Of
June next will draw interest from the hrs,
OF June.
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Freedom Notice

NOTICE Is given. that have given to my Sor
IN Elroy ID. Richardson his time during hi,
minority, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any bills OF his contracting.
Amos T. Richardson,
Greens Landing, April %, 1874.
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IMPORTANT TO
BREEDERS OF HORSES.


ZC~ shall stand the following Stalli ion
"A the coming season, IN this city.
BlSMA ARK,
papple Gray, six yeers Old IN June next stands
l3i hands high, weighs 1880 lbs. lie i by Gen.
sherman, h" by Gen. Knox. >hermln's Dam was
the Seavey Mare, OF Watervie: she by Hiram
Drew, out OF Eaton Messenger Mare. that
irottcd when i've years old In 235 B-mark' :
Dam. Maggie Mitchell. sbe by the Morrow horse,
he by Withereli, he by the old winthrop sIc- SEN
ger
1t will be seen by The above pedigree, that il
would be hard To lind horse with more trutiIns
Hood in his veins. And the hoise fulillis the
promise oi his breeding. without training; he can
show ~ gait. and he is considered by the bee |
Of Judges to have splendid trotting action. AMI
his colts all show il. lie has some colts two
years Oft this spring, that Will compare avorGbIy
" 18th any Of their age, In the state. shall limit
him TO a small number of Mares.
LEXINGTON.
Dark Bav, without whiie) with black points.
stands lji hands high. is four years Old pat He
is by Gen. Knox. Dam Hortense by the thorough
bree 4 running horse Lexington, (the winner OF
twenty three races, and Ell 90 and the sire ot
more winners than any horse in Anne RIGA. Second
Dam by Imported Glencoe.
Lexington was broken the past winter. He has
good action, and can show good speed for the lit.
tie hrndiing he has had
This presents a good opportur iiy for the people
OF this county to improve the blood of their
hor ses.
The terms will be for either of the above TWEEN.
~ five dollars for the season. Cash or satisisc.
tory paper at the time of service
4. II. GREEDY.
Ellsworth. April Is, 1874 l6tf
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Mt. Desert Bridge.
NOTICE to the public ID hereby gwen. that
IN from and alter the 23d inst, travel on the Mt.
Desert Bridge will be suspended and the passage
Of vessels through the draw stopped, until
further notice. The same beng under repair.
Per order OF directors.
X. n. THOMPSON, igt.
Trenton, Apr. I6, 1874. Swl7
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i t. all concerned that he has been du;y an
pointed, and mas taken upon himself the trust of
an administrator OF the estate of
WILLIAM A. COT late of brian d. in the
County Of Hancock, deceased by giving
requests all persons who are indehteI TO The said
deceasePs estate. to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands lReseOn, TO ex.
hibt the same tor payment.
FREDERIC B. GROSS. q
April 18th, lsz. swi3
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom Notice.
THIS 10 TO certify to all whom 1t may concern
] that have released TO my s0n, III Fremont Nad
docks. the remainder OF his time Tor . considers
ton. ] shall pay NO debts Of his contracting, nor
claim any Of his earnings after this date.
d. F.AADDOCKs.
Attest. ID. W. MADDOCKs.
Ellsworth, April Is. 1874, 3wl7s
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Mays.
Sch Delaware, Stevens Boston.
Sch VIM Archer, Belatty, Boston.
CLEARED.
Maya.
Sch Doris, Keith, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Zicova, Hodgkins. boston.
Sch Engineer, Bennett. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Adam Bowlby. Bellatty. Boston.
sch Ellen Whitmorc, Boston.
Sch Rattan, Whitmorc, New Bedford.
CLEARED.
Mayo.
Sch bangor, Jordan. Boston.
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Special Notice.

LII those indebted to s. X. Whiting Co.. are
n requested TO call and settle the same. we
are closing up our business. We will sell what
goods we have on hand, CHEAP FOR CASH.
s. X. WHITING & CO.
Mt Desert March IL, 1874. l2tf
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CALL At THIS OFFICE
AND GET YOUR B BUSINESS CARDS
SaAicA cG~aot Be excells
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no THE HON. Judge OF Probate Tor the Comfy
OF Hancock.
The undersigned, Lewis c, GRAY, of SedSwIck
in tie County nj Hancock, respectfully Presents
that he Is DESTROYS of having his name changed
from Lewis &. Gray To Augustus Leander GRAY,
for this reason, that, though ais name is recorded
in the Town Records a Lewis L. Cray, he has
always bee called and known by the name OF
Augustus Lcander Gray; and there several
other pei sons this section by the name Of
Lewis Z. Gray. Wherefore he prays that IN,
name be changed as aforesaid, and he be allowed
TO take the name OF Augustus Leander Gray, and
as in duty bound will ever pray.
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For. Rent :

nsHE Ola Desrdiag IISsse, 80 called. near
! our mhls. Rent moderate.
lsu n. wIGGIN, 4 Co.
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Special Notice,

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber by note
"A or account. are notified to call and pay the
same, ON Or before June LIST, next. Alter tina dat
said demands will be lett with Attorney for col
lection.
THOMAS CLARK.
West fremont, April II. 4wl7'
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ZL~ shall stand the following Stall ion
"A the coming season IN this city.
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TO THE HON. Jrdge of Probate of the County
] of Hancock.
The undersigned, Widow OF Stephen D. Grin,iaI
late OF Pen gbscot, in SAID County deceAsai'
respectfully represents, that said deceased daI
possessed 81 Personal Estate, an Inysntor, ~
which has been duly returned into the Prni,,,t
Office: tn & her eirsums stances render n ,,e,..
sary that she should have more OF said Personal
Estate thap she Is entitled 10 on a distribn,io,,
thereof; and having one minor chic OF about ~
years oil age she therefore prays that yoar Honor
would grant her such Allowance OFT OF SAID FER
sonai Estate, as In your discretion you may de.
termine necessary and proper
arch 18th, 1874
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Couft of Probate, April Term
A. H.. 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition, 0RDERED,-Th.s
SAID widow give public notice to ali persons in
tetested, by cJusing copy Of this Order to b..
published r.ree weeks successfully IN the Els
worth Ame inan, newspaper published in Ills
worth, in So County, that they may appear al a
Court ci Pr, bate for said County, 10 b,. beIl at
l,uck sport, the 81 Wednesday Of NJ
next, ut ten o clock in the forenoon and sheg
cause, ii any the. have, why the same shoaId
not be anted.
3wlSs PARKER TUCK Jude
Attest Geo. A. Dyer, Reslstet
4 true copy, Attest: Geo. A. Dyer, Register
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NEW YORK.
N EW YORK WORLD
FOR
1874.
WEEKLY, sEMI-WEEKLY, DAILY

THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC Veto
J. ries III New York, Ohio, Maryland ana
VIRGINIA. the startling Republican, aeiea's
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas ana ILLINOIS,
foreshadow the election of a Democratic
Congress in 1874, aud the election OF Il
Democratic President III 1896
The secret Uftllc triumph already won
has been steadtast adherence to the organ
izatiun, unllinchi,g fidelity to the rrihGl
pies of the Democratic party Inc Noilo
has been faithful to its trEst. when hlht
hearts talked of a spoiled. party, new
party, it bore aloft tie flag of the historic
iudo,nitable Democratic party. Ihat nag,
inscribed with the legends Free trade anu
Farmers Rights, Hard Money and no no
nopolies, the Democrats OF ONO ana
New York carried to a glorious victory,
subyerting Grant majosites OF 31,ooo ana
81 900. ..5
A new career now opens before the De
mDcracy-more glorious ana more Dehen
cent than its past career, Identified though
thai be with the founding OF the republic,
it's expansion across the continent, It's
half century of prosperity and peace.
The open secret Of its future, rs OF IT'S
mast and present trinmphs, il stll! a stead
| fast adherence to the organization, III ui,
niuchng fidelity to the principles OF the
Democratic party--pr'ncaples never 81"
ncedtul rs now to be applied thfnhshoa'
our National State and Municipal lie, L"
heal the wounds and decentralization OF
war, to stop corrupt and pr"f'Sate eApfh
diture, to limit and localize powers m
trusted to the peoples servants, TO lioeiate
our industries from the letters Ut a bafDar
ous Tariff, our trade from the fluctuations
of an irredeeWabte paper Currency, ana
our agriculture from the double piunter
inc Of both, as we'll as to repair the wide
spread financial Ruin wrought by til Fs
cal policy of the Republican party.
The duty of The World i'll this onward
march of The Democratic hosts to VICTOR
lis the dissemination Of political truth
Onr work will be fruitful in proportion as
The World is widely read.
We ask Deyocrats every where to ald us
in scattering the good seed broadcast over
the whole li.nt, during the period SO I'M
portant to the coming harvests.
Where or how can any Democrat worA
SO efficiently for the diffusion OF the prin
cip!es of his party, and their triumph al
the baIlot-box in "a and rs, as by procur
Ii nu new readers for The World, now :,
Az u vehicle of news, The World vii
spare no expense. 10 energy, to MAINTAIN
and advance its place in the first rank o
metropolitan journals Its fresh abnn
dant, various and accurate news compfls
inc the whole crcle of observation-disclosures
will be discussed as becomes IrustwoT
thy Organ of Opinion, with candor, ,whti
steady devotion to sound public and pr
vate morals. with special knowledge 10
snec;,l themes. and with various an,
wide.reaching, apprehension Of the mani
fnld interests Of mel, and women i'll thei
lhomes, their municipalities, their work
shops aud their farms. >.- to-
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fectlal remedy than any otiiar. Those WHO; nave
tried it, know that it-cures' them those VINO iavs
not, know thatiteures THEN nesbhoEs any ifsehas,
and all know tliit what it doe! once IL does ~
ways that il never fails Though anyt"ait ofhss
glcct of its composition. we have thoisants upon
thousands Ofccrtiicates Of their cures
of the following complaints but such cnfes hre
known in every neighborhoQd; and We new ~.
publish them Adapted TO all ages and c2n,lItlons
in all climates ;eontaining neither talolnei noIany
deletcfious drug, they may be taken WIN sn h
by anybody: 1her sugar preserves Gm
ever fresh, and makes them PLEASANT to take, Why
being purely vegetable, no harm can aisse from
their use in any quantity. A.,
They operate by their powerful influences nd us
internal yiscera to purify the blood ana sili,
it into healthy action -removezthe ol.sffncttons
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs ~
the body restoring eirirlegular actlohlo ea'!,b
and by correcting, wherever they eXist, s!ch w.
'rangenlents as are the first origin OF disease.-
Minute directions are given in the Yraptet, VIZ
the box, for the following complaints, whichtheso
Pills rapidly cure: r.
For IlysIepsi.s or tn ,isIi e esfi6h. LiAtisss.
ness, LasHysIor and Nos. Of a isl,et,ar, . ney
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver CSniNl ;iint and issvariotis syml'
toms, ,lsiaious KSealssche, s5ch lss ~
| ache, 4 a,lsaiiicah or Green Sickness, n ~
10Ms C0iic and Bilious Fehfrs. they s y. NY
be diciously taken'Ior each case, to e0rfect Wy
diseased action OF remove The oPstrnchohs "i'e''
| cause it, i1 49, i'-
| For Dysenterg, or 1liarrAoe;s, pu' wy
| mild dose is generally required.
For ,E3henHssa3sna, Cont, Gravel, Rai'
pitatiOn 1T the M cart, Pain In tne
I Side, Rack and Esyif.s, they should be conIln;
uously taken, as required to change the dseasen
action Of tho system. With speh change t1os'e
complaints disappear:
For DroPsy and -Ebrapsssal sWeiHs asss
they a,otlld be taken in large and frequent doSe0
| to produce the effect Of a drastic pn}ge. 4.
i For Suppression a large dose should 10
taken as it produces the desired effect Ry SYM
| patty. ,,,u. N
! AS a Disner Pin. take one or two P,tts !"
i promote digestion and relieve the stomach. ,,d
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach w as'
bowels into healthy action, restorest the appcss,,
and nvEorates the system. Hence it Is often ny
vantageous where serious arrangement eX RE.
One who feels tolerably well, often fnas uaa
dose Of these Iiils makes him feel deeideuy pe. n
ter, from their cleansing and rcnoyatng ehece y
the digestive apparatus.
ORD. c. AVER & CO., Practical chenat'se'
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Notice.!
NO


mt Tied that du- 4 - !
en srnor s' :" the cap, S SsAs OF h sSr
s sPhSR5f HscohE IrAsK Ss,, f p Hs1.
N.Y. has been left with h sna that sub
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THE WEEKLY WORLD

is our great edition, Wednesday, for the
country. 1t contains: .,5,,
l.. Tie latest prices Of Live Stock, Conn
try Produce, General Produce OF every
kind, and of Money, Stocks and Freig'its
in New York and Europe,
2 The Farmers page, with all the 60
inps of the Farmers Club OF the American
Institute, letters t"om practical farmers
and scientific discussion on profitable
farming. 49,
~ 3. A page for the Family Circle, Of live
ly aud pure reading. .,..,
4. One or two iirst-rarc Novels during
the year.
S. All the News i'll cnncise summary
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-06-17

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