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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09

sNMPTOM>-Want Of appetite, rising OF food
and v ind from the stomach. acidty OF the stonl-
ach, heartburn, dryness and wilderness OF the
tongue ~ the morning, sense OF dIstension in the
stomach aud bowels, sometimes rum1iing ani
palu costiveness, which is occasionally inter
rupted oy diarrh1a; paieness OF the URN. Inc
m 1uth Is ciammy. or has sour or bitter taste.
other frequent symptoms are watererash, paIpita'
ZION OF tue heart, headache. and disorders OF the
senses as seeing dou Bile, etc. There is general
debility languor and aversion TO motion; deect. ON
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep. and fright iul
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09
The Daily Argus

Contains editorial articles on current TOPICS nr,
ceedtugs of Congress and State Leg -Iaturs i,y
telegraph, Local News, State NVW- >lfls,lo..
News, Market News, Daily Review OF the Port ma
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Stock Indications. Prices Current Inbla, Ia.
Try. Humorous Pieces, Book Notices, au Agrcuf.
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puzzles, chIradss sc. g.. TO sharpen their tts p
Fashion Department Tor The Ladies'. AgrtcuRnrrl
Information, special Currcs pondrucc. \ Il.p4rt
with the Dispatches of the Associated tges, from,
all parts OF the world, and WEATHER m
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-Messrs. Sprague. Owen and Nash will
pobiish as usual during the session of the
n ~ Legislature, the Daily keunebec
Journal, containing full reports Of each
days proceedings during the session.
Single Subscriptions 500 for the session.
Ten copies will be sent TO one address
for 81 30 per copy.
To all interested in Legislative proceed
ingS, no more reliable nor later intelligence
can be- obtained than in the daily Journal.
subscriptions received at the American
Office
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Re Assembling of Congress To-Day.
WASHINGTON Dec =

Both branches of Congress re-assembled
at noon, attended to few preliminary
mittee appointed to wait on Pres. Grant.
\ little after O'Clock. the Presidents pri-
waite Secretary appeared and placed in the
hands of the Secretary OF the Senate aud
Clerk of llie House, his annual message.
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Legislative Notice.

TO the Legislature fthe State OF Maine tor
the session of lS.G.
The undersigned, Inhabitants Of RartIct'-
Island, IN The County Of Hancock, said island
being part of the town Of Mt Desert. respect
fully request that said Island may be set on
and annexed TO the town Of fremont in said
County.
John GALLEY, & ais
Nov. y. 81 4tyI-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09

There was an entertainment few
evenings ago among some OF our semi
ia,hionables uptown. and young man
with downy mustache sang sentimental
song, the closing line being rendered. NV
mother died when | was very y-o.u-n-g. ="
Between the y and the z disguised
auditor started for the door, muttering
Sensible woman that mother Of yours =
Trenton On. ~ State Gazette
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09

The President granted the request of
Gen. o. E. Babcock for court of inquiry
into the charges recently made against
him. in St. Louis to-day, designated Lieut..
General. p. Fl. Sheridan, Major General
". S. Hancock, and Brigadier General
Il. Ferry to compose the court.
They will be ordered to meet in Chicago
on Thursday, December 9th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE,

MIIIEREAS, Norman A. Mllliken of Surry
~ IN the County OF Hancock and state Of
Maine. on tbs l7th day of November A. u. 1874
BY his deed oi mortgage conveyed to me 4 certa IN
parcel of land situated in said Surry and bounded
and described as follows, yiz:-Commencing at
TIE south East corner bound Of Horatio Milliken
home stead lot and running Westerly by said
MIliHens lIae " rods 10 the big brook, thence
southerly by the channel OF said brook so rods
10 the highway leading from the school hon sc in
district No. to Moses 7. Woods; thence
Rasterly by the highway 80 rods to the school
house, thence NOtherly by the highway leading
IRON Surry to DollArd Town 10 rods to u stake
and stone; thence Eastsrly by land Of James A.
Nilliken To q stake and stone near the mill pond
~ rods; thence Sortheriy 40 rods by SAID pond
70 the place OF beginning. same recorded IN
Hancock Registry of Deeds, in book la, page
sa2.
The condition of said mortgage has been
broken, therefore ! claim foreclosure OF any
right OF redemption from sail mortgage.
JOHN \. BUCK.
OTland, Dec. Atm, 1915. 3wt4D
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JOHN N. ADAMS g. co. PUB'RS,
1 l-s Exchange Street.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Notice.

Mr.: WeIlani F. Sargent a recent graduate Of
%" Mas. Institute Of Technology propose, to
"ptA lii-h Hehopi Ia the new hall At sargent
Nlie, on Monday the 18th, inst. Classes VIII
De- formed for beginners. in the French and
Hermsn languages. and in Chemistry to which
special attention viii De- paid. An evening
school during three evenings In 4 week, will nj
~ 9t opened Tor common school branches
MT sargent i. PrrparlnS a course Of scieuli6,
lectures, u b" dclIScrr during the cumIny
winter, Of which notice Vii b, given hereafter.
References may be had of the Prcs.taut ana
Officers Of the Institute at Boston
For further particulars apply 20. or address
Mr.. W T, SARGENT
~argenttillc, Ne. 3v4-
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All Diseases of the Blood.

II NEGETINE viii relieve pain. cleanse, purify
AMI cure such diseases, restoring the patient 81
perfect health after trying different ply -ClAns.
many remedies, suffering tor years, Is it not con.
elusive proof. u YOU are a sufferer, you can be
cured Why - this medicine performing such
great Gurus II works la the blood Ia me circu.
litinZ huid. IL can truly be call I'd the Grrat
HloOd Further. The great source vt tIiscasC
originates 10 the blood. and no medicine uial
does not act directly upon t. 70 purity and reno
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Legislative Notice

To the senate and House OF Representative OF
the state OF Maine, iuI the Sc. sion OF ls7G.
|, the undersigned, John II. Stimson OF sullivan
IN the County oi Hancock and state Of Maine
hereby rcspe Ctiu!y requcs WIth my assoc lales 10
DC cOn sthuted a corporation by the name OF the
sullivan Bridge Company, with authority to
construct and maintain Stone Bridge across
sullivan River. commencing on the Easterly snlr
Granite Company and extending Westerly acro.s
sd I'd river.
JOHN ii. STIMsON
Sullivan, Nov. -, ls75. 3al-
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The Governor and Council have adj
journed to December 18th. without reach
ing a conclusion in certain contested cleo
been called upon for an opinion on gener
al questions relating TO canvassing votes
which have arisen and the Chief Justice
has requested the Judges to meet to con-
slider the questions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09


The Judges met al the State House on SAT-
ariay TO consider the several questions sub
miiied to them by the Governor and Council
roncerning election returns. Ii j. understood
they were unanimous in the opinion that initial
letters cannot Ice counted by the Governor and
council The opinion i, to be drawn by the
'm.f Justice. This decision will give the elee-
ZION Of county treasurer and county commits
-ioner ia Washington county 10 the Republican
candidate.
I.e .prrmc Court will instruct the
Governor and Council tia, ballots bearing
"niS initials Of the first names of candidates
eaua"t be counted. This decision gives
the election of county treasurer and CON-
missioner in Washington to the Republi.
Itl~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-12-09

We notice the following compliment
.ary notice Of a member OF the Hancock
a4r. 10 the Belfast Age -
Hon. II. VI. riaisiod having been elected to
'u-I,~s. the tlcct40u Of hi successor - At,or-
a's General viii dvyolve upon ihe next leEi>-
.turr. There are but two candidates talked
a. ;is fsr - we can learn. Hon. L. 4. Emery
81 Ellsworth and Hiram hnowltou. E,q.. %
Portland. The choice. we judge, Will De large
IL 10 favor Of Mr.. Emery. and more iudici-
au- selection could not Dc made Mr. Emery
is one Of The abcst lawyers IN Eastern Maine,
sut il" j. q gentleman whose high character
aud personal fitness viii adorn the Office. He
" IL member 81 the Senate the TWO past Sc>-
on-. and, during The last. was chairman. Of
The judiciary Committee. and he j one Of the
i.i-t rising men Of the State
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Good Evidence.

tINClNNAII, Nov, %, 81
Mr. II u. STEVENS.
Dear su-Thc two bottles OF NEaErflE furnish
ed mc b. yonI agent my vile has used with great
benefit For hong time SHE has becn troubled
Win dizziness AMI co-tIyCuesE. these troubles
are now eutIreiy removed b. The use Of VE4ErINE,
she was also troubled with rs spepsfa and zen
etai debility, aul hlS oren greatly bcurht cl.
THOMAS GILMORE
AA.Lt-L
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Notice of Foreclosure,

g. ~, i u. a.. JOHNSON.
ROSWELL l.. DAVIS.
WE hereby give public notice tia. oy vlrtue VI
" mortgage deed tTO.4 Roswell 7. DAVIS
dated the seventh dag Of September A. ID. 1872
ana assigned t. - January ], \. u. 1878, we have
claim ~ mortgage apon certain parcel OF real
es.Ate situated in the town OF Deer IsIe IN thr
L ounty oil Hancock, described as follows Begin.
al ns at the shore by land formerly owned by
John loothaker, thence nOrtherly by same seven.
y two rods, thence westerly tY came forty rods
thence southerly by land Of John Hutchinson sr,.
enty two rods to salt water thence By the salt
water 10 the place OF beginning, containing hfeen
acres more or less.
reference may be had 70 the record Of SAID
mortgage In The Hancock County Regis try ii
Deeds, vol IA, page Isl.
The condition in sand mortgage h IS been brok.
en- b. reason whereof We claim this foreclosure
L. X. JoHSsOS.
ID. Z. JOHNSON.
Hale Emery, Attorneys.
Dec, 2uu. 1878 1,Yia
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THE
Tri-Weeklv ARGUS

l. published every Tuesttly. Thursdav ,Ui Sac
urday. IL contains the \cw. nrspatehcs la.r..
Market Reports from ala tins prs ncipAl trad. rrf,
iers, Including Daily Report Of whDIesale prf>.,
10 Portland AarAvt-~hIp News. lu.at ami STAT
Intelligence, WEATHER RErbRTN 4 ft.
same as sprcar m The Daily ArEu-. makug ..t
'"uA"I" payer lnr country Traders and e.. a,.
persons Who have mot mani facilities tor t.a....
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Correspondents will please remember
that no communications are inserted in the
American, unless accompanied with the
writer's name.
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We publish to-day all that part OF the
Presidents Message received at the hour
of going to press Next week it will be
given entire.
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NOm-Residemt Taxes.

The followin list OF taxes on real estate Of
nonresident owners in the town OF sullivan for
the year 1874 in bills committed to Ransom
Sperry, collector of said town, the 2Cth day of
September 1874, has been returned to ME as re.
naming unpaid on the 18th day Of September
1873, by his certificate OF that date and now re-
mains unpaid and notice is hereby given that il
the said taxes and interest and charges are NOT
paid in the treasury Of said to wn within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment Of sand
bills. So much OF the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient TO pay the amo unit due therefor iacud.
ing interest and charges, will without further no.
tice be sold at public auction at the store of
Ambrose simpson Jr., in said town on the first
day OF April, is76,at2 O'Clock In the afternoon
Name Description. Acres. Value. Tax.
Owners or unknown,
$500 acres College lands.
sullivan Granite Com.
pany, 40 acres Simp.
son lot In District No. |, 634O 81 20 81 10
CYRUS EMERY. Treasurer,
sullivan Nov. 20, 1875. 3w4s.
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Legislative Notice

M subscriber and others hereby give notice
that they shall ask the next Legislature IA,
grant them permission TO build a wharf from The
shore Of samuel y. Nc Farland, near the line be.
tween shid Nc tarland and John g. Crabtree in
Hancock into the tide waters of FrepChmanA
Bay.
Hancock, Nov y 1875. Avs
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Notice..

DUFFALOEs lined and repaired by s Fief,eId
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All work Warranted.
SW49 s. FIEFIrrD
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The Argus
FOR
1876.

The coming year cannot fill to be one of the
most Interesting IN the history OF our cOuatry
The celebration OF the HundrslLh Anniversary Of
4 IN erican Independence, the presidential Elrc.
ton the Session of Congress with Democratic
House, will form great features in the years pr,,.
csedings and cannot but enlist universal aitrn,
ton
The ARGUS now in the 73d year Of its publica
those and all other matters TRANSPORTING at home
and in addition a summary of the i'm portant news
received daily by cable from other parts OF the
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The century has been one of wonderful mater
ial and intellectual advancement; but in no re
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than in the completeness and cheapness with
which the daily important events OF the world are.
chronic. cd for its readers by the newspaper prcss
In no other country dc es his Kind of ierprlst,
receive so general popular appreciation MS i ac-
corded to 1t In our own and this year, at least
every American citizen ought to take, and to pr
serve for his children, some good newspaper az a
memorial Of the centennial Anniversary ct lbt,
Great Republic arl record Of its marVellu,
growth.
Those who would like the Ar
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The Daily Aro.us
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OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN,

In March last an arrangement was made
through Mr.. Gushing, our Minister in Madrid,
with the Spanish government whereby the
payment was to be made by the latter to the
United States of the sum Of $4,000 in coin for
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19
Pleasant Grove Items.

PLEASANT GROVE, Feb. u, 10.
ED. Since we last
wrote for your paper, quietude has
reigned in our immediate neighbor-
hood.
In consequence of so much cold
weather, business on the farms has
been nearly suspended, the farmers
doing little more than attending to
their stock, and getting fuel for fires.
We regret to learn that Messrs. J.
L. Coiburn and James Anderson have
sold their farms and will move away
III the spring. We understand they
will locate in the county.
Our old neighbor, Uncle Jesse
Hall, and Mr.. Andrew Carter. of Sa-
vannah, have traded farms. Mr.. Car
ter has begun repairing his farm for
business in the spring. We welcome
so worthy a gentleman into our
midst.
We had the pleasure of being pres
ent at the Mt. Gregg Literary Enter
tainment, on last Saturday night,
which was gotten up for the benefit
of the Literary Association at that
place. The exercises were well con-
Quoted. The programme was lengthy
and the selections good. Those who
took part in the exercises did credit
to themselves, and justice to the large
audience present.
Mr.. Joseph Rea delivered the salu-
tatory address, which was excellent
and suited to the occasion. ESSAYS
were read by w. d. Hoar and Robert
Heren. w. l.. Daily delivered. an elo-
auent grafton; subject-Eloauence.
Tha. power of his oratory surprised
all who were present. He is not yet
out Of his teens, bus far surpasses,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19
Correspondence.
From Monroe Township.
BETHEL. Feb. 18th, 1873.

DETHEL. Feb. l)th, 1919.
Mr.. EDITOR:-Wc arc glad we
succeeded in waking O. Kay up, for
we are willing to confess that we had
said western, when We meant eastern
all the tii,lc. But, @. Kay, we pro-
pose to talk about the Eastern part
Of good old Monroe this time, and
if we should chance to get off the
trs ok, we hope o. Kay will set us all
right again.
Bethel Grange. No. Sc, held another
feast ut Bethel school house last
week. We received an invitation.
and after Interviewing our spouse
with new dress. we received per-
mission to go. We found the largest
crowd that has ever assembled at
Bethel for the same purpose. We
thought at first it would be doubtful
whether we got anything to eat there
was such large number present, but
our doubts were agreeably dispclled
when we saw the table loaded with
roast turkies, chickens, big cakes,
pies and every thing we could think
of that was good to eat. After the
tables were cleared. the Rev. Mr..
Doncgam made some remarks appro-
pirate to the occasion, after which
we dispersed to our houses. We did
not hear whether the teacher got his
desk filled this time or not: we hope
not, for we know he gets enough to
eat at his boarding place: we have
been there and know whereof we
speak.
There has been considerable sick
ness here of late. Typhoid and bill
lious fcvers seem TO be the prevailing
diseases.
Our debating club has frozen up,
or out. we don't know which.
Squire Moberly lost couple of
his daughters last Wednesday night
ii couple of young men took them
for better or worse. If any of the
young folks in this ncighborhood
wish to commit matrimony, Squire
kimberlin can do the job for YOU, so
there is no necessity for waiting Oh
that account.
OLD BLUNDERER.
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Statue Of Prentice.
O'kAE.

The model in plaster of Mr.. George
d. Prentice, Just finished by the sculp-
tor, Mr.. 4. Bowlby, of Louisville, is
pronounced by the acquaiurances of Mr..
Prentice to be perfect likeness. The
figure represents him sitting in an edito-
rial chair, his left hand resting upon 4
closed volume, and his night holding n
Gufll pen. The artist has admirably sue
ceedets in the reproduction of the facial
expression, the fidelity of which at once
imprcs IS the beholder. 1t will require
perhaps ten months for it's completion
1t is designed that it shall rest above the
doorwav of she new Courier-Journal
building, where it will be supported by
two co'um Of red Scotch granite, form
ing the alcove. The estimated cost of
the statute, which WI be eight feet i'll
height, is $4,000.
If it is ''life-like' statue it will some
day make a raid into the editorial room.
and clean it out st. Joe Herald.
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From Monroe Township.
EMINENCE, Mo-. Feb. Is. 70

EMINESCE, Mo-, Feb. Is, 70.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN = As Pr8-
tor says, ito write, or not to write 2"
that is the question. Being situated
as we are, among lively, wideawake
and "high-toned" class of people, we
shall choose the affirmative side of
the question. How could one choose
otherwise, when the pleasure-seekers;
with us can afford to spend three.
nights in succession at social gather.
ings, or what is still better, to pos
sess the necessary impudence and
re-facedness required to come out
in open daylight, two and two, and
be Joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony.
On last Thursday, the 11th inst.,.
Mr.. VIM. Campbell and Miss Esther
Moberly were made one. Also, at the
same time, Mr.. Milton Campbell and
Miss Clara Bell were married, at the
residence of Mr.. W. p. Moberly, in
the vicinity of Moberly's Mills. This
is the first double wedding we have
had for some time, and is considered
quite rarely: but,
$50 let the wild world wag ss it WIZ,
Wen be gay anu happy still
May the newly married couples, in,
the great voyage Of life, safely guide
their barque through all troubles and
trials; and may their pathway be
strewn with flowers, and roses of the
sweetest perfume ever hang over
their heads.
Didn't we say something about So
cial parties? Why, we can no more
do without them, than you can DO.
without your grub. But your cor
respondent has been slightea, for he
has not been favored with as MANI
invitations rs correspondent ought
to receive: nnpOpuiarity, yOu know.
A better reason is, absence from the
neighbOrhood. But now we are ready
for invitations; show them il.
O'kAT..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19
rood l,1auJ- noo,,1a Jyho onn't u

a good many people who can't have,
everything they want think that they
nave fearful time IN these low grounds.
ofs"rrow, but if they would think of
thos, who have not the wherewith to,
satisfy the cravings of appetite, or those
who, havi"~ plenty of everything else,.
H.re no app cite; Of those who have no.
,oOd clothes to wear, or, having the
CLOTH. hayc no place to wear them to;
oi t..oso wht nave no fire, or, having
many rows c. buildings, fear too much
fire. 1T t. m think of those who have
AFFECT E0-crty and crouch suffering be-
fore it, or tb Sc who, having very great
veal. are distracted least 1t sAould
t..,e wings and fly away. When the,
Ordinary man in his happy home. with
his lovin~ Vic and treasured children.
TIeams q. fame and hero-worship, &let
him rememDe' the fate of the actors in
high Efe IT Brooklyn, the disgrace at
tached to the ame of 'King"by George.
", the murders which dye the soul OF
Caesar, the scn:uality which has wreck
ed popes the not temper which, beset
Washington, The Stains which have,
marked tn ives of so many Of the
worlds great and the idols which have,
been found t. ae.made of clay-let the
common nan. We.say, remember these
doings. and bless, God tfas his life is.
hidden awav in the great, and favored
circle--the "Iirldle class Let him re-
joice that sa middle. man.-St. Jcsy
herald.