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New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY.
IL WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Traina in effect Nov. a.
1876;
o a. m-Cincinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Coaches Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 10 Cleveland
1915 a. m-E1press Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
D. ~. (Daily)-Pacihc Express Tor the Sleeping
Coaches through to Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fss Cinon.
matt cleveland aud Chicago without change; also Hotel dns
Trains Chambersst. Depot ". Y, for Newark,
6t5, $50 1913. ll:30 r. 3D. 56 and 10 NJ, and "a
G.3O D. IN Rutherford PARK and Passac 6fj 73O 10 no.
iiao p Sundays ks9G i9s r. i$5' ,g$S nSo
f. noon, i+5 3 $40, s.i5. t9o Sl5, O. e5. $50 Z.
Sundays $50. S,i5, 10 a. M iiS. $50 . ii$o p ~ saf
suadsys $o II a. M $50, 7, iSO D. Corawa 730
NJ 1880, i30 p m Sundays, $50 NJ Newburgh, 730.
8, l045 q. M, $50 430 p; ~. sunday $50 an War
sundays, $50 m. Goshen 7:30 q lO45 NJ. $50, 345
430, 7p. M sundays, $50 10 a. m, p: m nddetown,
730 8, l045 my 3l5 40, p. m SUNDAYS SO 10 m,
York OswegO Midland ltalroah Msu-st Port Jerys
$780, I0i0 m, 1870, p Sundays, $780, 40 rnr And
7p.m. >,onrurnN p o,
Trains leave for EnglcwOod Cos'er Pernont Syack n
all except Nyackl $50 9f5 a 1880 2i5 44h
sundays, Q n. m. and 6:l6 y. m.
Nanuet, Spring Valley, and M0nsey 9f5a m. f;iJ p m.
hOrF-Train- leaving Champers s on hali hours
leave 23dst htoon minutes earlier than above time trains
leaving Chambers st quarter hours leave 2 thirty
23dsi. AT II 20
with trains leaving Chamber IT. at 1880 and y mid
tickets passage and for apartments room and
sleeping COa hes be obtained aud orders for tie
2a9, fDl, 52g. and 9j7 Broadway; No. COurtst
Brooklyn. and at the COmpanys DepOts.
Express uains nom the west arrive In hewfork AZ 725
n ~, l:4O aud 7 50 p. m.
JNO " ABBOir, General Passenger Agent, New York
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Leave NewNOrk via Desbosscs Corand.st. ferries
so5 a: n paiiy except pt Sunaays Westminster !ynehbarg
West aud Northwest Indianapolis, Louisville, New
2.55 p. m. bsiiy except sundays Washington zanesvle
aud Newark, Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis, and ST.
$50 :. M Daily, Washington, Richmond and the SOUTH
New Orleans Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Louis, ,le
Indianapolis st. Louis, Chicago, the West aud North
For through Tckeis and general information call at Com
Of pesDrosses bros r,s1,; ana coz CpTsqdt ST. r,,,op
Pullman Jersey City Washington and shepherd
Pullman Baltimore to Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis &C
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight station IN foot Of Liberty ST. Connects
% & & e S and 1Sg Wes G r. m az az M Il hamgS9 & JpnSSa
and susgaehaEEn2 3 b. RSson sG win L9sa valley Railroad
Central Pennsylya9,q AM S;, SsT 1 Y9r. state
Commencing Nov g. l,75.-ieaye New York as tollows:
Bath Anentown, Msuch chunk, Tamals, Tamanend wilkes
7d5 a. m-way inn ann Tor Tor FicnHiton and Easou connects
at Junction with Del, Iac&. and West II. n.
Eson ao@n % and the SsHs Vest s%c9Sny connects faf
Poitsye scrSnton Dan5e WmsPSri sp%fa &C.
od "a mxFr Eay sn 5 q' 2mSS aaf Eisa@ %oEtG
M4acA Chunk I2maapa G1I, Maaanoy CITY hsIe'on Wkg
2i5 p m~ExPREss tor Easton Belyidere, Bath. Mauch
Chunk WIkes9arre and scranton
400 p. m.-Way train for Easton Allentown and Manch
Chunk CONNECTS at Junction yh Re Iaee and West X. r.
t9 3 MAY ai9 ia Tor r ISSgrye Sg and Pennington
5YS m-ES}xryG ExrarsS. daIy FOR Easton. Allentown
Mauch Chunk wnkesbarre, rowanda, Rcalius,
go p. m.-way Train for somervine
sS sSS m.wsy ay ran rrli fos ios Dineisn
100 ,. m.-way Tram for someryile
$50 ,. n.-way Train for som,ryle
700 p m-Way Tram ior Danelen; mo-, -,.
9l5 $50 1913 1l:l5 M I'm. l249, !, l4j $50, 245
G$So = 49, si5 $50 $50 ioad lIi$ Pm G.' o. Ol'
II u p,tnv,tN cenersi P,ssri5,r a nj '"P "n" lug
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Cost an0 t;onn0.

DANK BOOK No. 57,432 on Greenwich
ID savings Bank LOST The finder viii please return same
TO th, B nk 73 6tIayc
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGT0N s sc,


SrONlNGTDN LINE
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND w..
SEII, and lONINGION leave pirr 3 North River fo, "A
Jay 81, daily ,eXcelt Sundaysl ri 4:3O y. m. ' WV "
IbIo"gE ueSeis Ia principal New England points at r. r.
iltpolr lich't Statc
Nestcott Express Company, ana a. 3l9 Broadway. -
PROVIDENCE LIN b. tdirsct).
steamships ELFCrltA and GA LArLA leave Pier o. " H.
loot OI hoDnsOst, daily (eXcCpt S4naatsl az / D. M
rect cpmuuh.cs; ON 10 Worcester points bsyOnd
fIelgliS VIA either line taScn at lowest rates.
L. ". tiLhlSs, &. A. AT. j. ). HABCOCk. President
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and

n y 7. " ',7IN .IsN NAILkUAU.
Fare from New-f0Tk TO Phlaic pliia only ~ 20.
Con mcnCng Oct !, 1870.
Lave wYOrk from Pier - ~ r., foot OF Rectcr e,
For philadelphia, Niueland, AMI Toms River 1910 m
fOr Philadelphia Tuck rtOn. a9d Toms RIVER 4 d. m
NM >. SNEDEN, General Mauager
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

GIAEKANGEMINI OF PAS1ENOEK Trains. Nrc r.
ls15Laye drpos foot u C0randt and DesDIossU
?. m, for fssiOn, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk,
Hazeton Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY, Shenandoah. M
Carmel, NkesbaTe. Pittson ElniTa &c, connecting with
trains FOR Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
the West
D. m, for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
UszciOn. MalanOy city, Shenandoah Wlaesbdfre IlsoD,
Tunhhannock &c, making close connections Tor Reading,
POttsyiiia, and Harrisburg.
4 p. m i0r EasiOn Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk, stopping at all stations.
$50 D. ~ Night Express dail for Easton, Bethlehem, Al
lentO8n Mauch Chunk. MikesaIre, PtstOu, LiWTd &c,
connecting trains FOR Ithaca Auburn KOches;e B1ao
Niagara Falls, and the West PlDans sleepius coaches
attached. kOBT II. lRf, Supt aud EnzI.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

EAS STOCKS.
" NEw.YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and Brooklyn and Gas Securities dealt
lnby GEO IL PhENiloS ~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
APPOSTTION MERCHANTS, LINE G.,

" ALBANY and TROY, landing at Cats, i-stear1er ] N
yc LlR from Per 30 y r. Franklin 81, MONDAYS
deck 81 cabin with ber,h. Freight at reduced rates.
J. ". HANCOCK,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

NEW-1ORk, NEW W-HAFEN AND HART
~ FORD II. R-SEW-YORK AND NEW.UAVEN Dr.
NISION.-Wil!er Arrangemeni, commencing Nov ~ 1870
Passenger station IN New York, Grand Central Depot o.
trance on Forty -secOndst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Trains for New Haven leave at 20 Acc'n .O5 (E1L
800 (Accnh 10 q. N. (kN, y =. (Acc'n, / (ExL 22g
Aeenl tEx), 40 and 5l5 tLOcal Ell stEs.J and 10
(ltN) p. m.
for south Norwalk. 10. sos, 9:o5 a. rn 70 n CExl
22O 8 % tlX 40. J:l5 j40, -, o. 10 D. M For ~ fP
$40, %, 800 10 10 a. IL /, 30 90 tx
SO 40, 40 l. 40, 80, 30 =, 10, nj
Boston Express, via Springfield, sos ~ u and
via Shore Line at and 10 =. M. the So a m
800 and and 10 p m. stopping stamford NOrwalk and
500 ana 10 a. H. and 8, g AID 10 p. Bridgeport me
500 q. M and D. m. connect with trains on Shore Line M
vision ior Providence The sos a ana D m connect
with shore Line Division for Norwich ami the New Haven
and Northampton r. H. at w-Iagen, and tie % a. m
ana T. m Tor newport 500, lOa noon trains On
nee. wta ConnesIicut RIVER r. X at Springfield ana p m
or Montreal The 800 a. and y. Ia. an
gdIck r. r. and uOusatOnc r. Il. BIiigepOrt
m, 300 and a. 10 with DaubuTv NOrWak al SoYth
NOrwaik. and the 500 e. l. and 4f0 2. m. with New.
H. X. . stamford. . ~ ~ wv
Boston Mail 7 m Spr{n06old "A
p. Providence ~ ~
DEawngroom cars on Day Express Sleeping Cars On
Night E1pros, Trains.
Tickets purchased Ticket Office OF Comuanv A
Grand Central Depot or at offices OF ~ y. Transfer Co "a
broadway, New YORK, and No OoJrts BrOOkl,n Who viii
also check baggage from residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29


II. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger gent
hELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
~ Owning and operating The ouly route Coop .rsown
Sharon. Iowcs Cave bason, Saratoga Lake George, and
places Lake Champlin Might trans ant steamers from
New York connect at Albany ana Troy with morning
The y line steamers AMI midday rains with eNeHL
for all The above named places =. l.. MAYO, Gent Piss
Agent H. V. OLYPHANI, ASST frest
EOR ROndOut and Kingston, landing at COzZens
Nest Point, Cornwall, AaNburgh, Marlborough Milton
Poughkeeps West PaE, aud aopu the steamboat Jam,
W. Baldwin, Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday leaving
Harrison ST., Pier No. "a, North hiNcr, at y. III.
EpR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
ROndIu and OswcgO Railroad landing at Highland as
ear West roinO Cornwall Noburgh Marlborough, Milton.
Highland New Paz) and EsDpus the steamboat Thomas
Cornell every Tuesday Ihursday aud Saturday leaving HaE
onsL, Pier 81, y. H., at ! y.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
flrldrlrlal.

-DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDf
a. bought and sold by the old established STOCK ah'
BOND HOUSE of ALBERT IL. NlCOIAn q co. y,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

~ BOAT LINE, Pier 3d. y. R.-steamer ADELPHI
leaves daily at 36 M. landing at til IT., for ionker
TsrryoNu iyack, ROckland LAKE. Hayer-t -, Tompk 70
Cove, and Peskski The ALEXIS At go ;. ~, Landing
2itIst for EngewoOt. Y0nkers, hastngs Iarry own
Nyack sing sing, and Hayerraw For particulars Inquire
OF n. L. y N. Agrni. ON Pier 81 30 smn.laY bnal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
City and County.

The October Term of the 5. J. Court
will begin its session on Tuesday next.
Judge Dickerson will preside.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT HANCOCK Hall
The Catholic Fair each evening until and
Including Thursday evening aad the Black
Crook. Friday and Saturday evenings.
That veteran teacher. Mr.. John Carter
Of orland. is aching his one hundred and
eighth school in Dist. No. 8, OF this city.
Mr. Simpson of Sullivan, a graduate
OF the Normal School, commenced the Au-
tumnl term of School in Dist. No 10. on
Monday last.
The attention Of the Evangelical sun
daySchools IN Ellsworth. Surry and La
moline. is called TO the meeting at the Els
worth Baptist church in this city. The
object is to form an Association for the
promotion of the Sundsy-scheol work.
Rev. W. II. Lyon will occupy his pull
pit at the Unitarian church next Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 10th. Sabbath School
will re-assembie in the morning at I0l-
O'Clock. The tenth anniversary concert Of
the Sunday school will be held at the
Church in the evening at o'clock.
Sheriff Deyereux seized on Tuesday
last, about thirty gallons of liquor. There
We're no ear-marks TO the 'critter," but one
John Campbell was found along side of it,
and the Sheriff felt justified therefore, in
placing both in durance vile.
MINISTERIAL PCN.-At the recent SEES
sl'n Of the Baptist Association at Eden.
there were two candidates voted for as
moderator. Rev. Mr.. Fish of Brookin and
Rev. MIR. Bartlett of Sedgwick. The chair
man counted the votes and declared them
mus; "Bretheren.a all that comes to our net
Is Fish except pair, aud that is Bartlett =
Piscat0r Felis-Last week a cat he
longing to Mr.. Michael Howard brought
home large eel. weighing between two
and three pounds, which she had caught n
the riSer. The head and paws OF the cat
were wet aud covered with saw dust,
showing that she had been obliged to en-
'er the water for her game. The eel was
alive and squirming and made a heavy load
Tor poor Puss. Mr.. Howard SAYS that this
is Dot the first time she has been fishing
FIREMAN's DREss.-At the recent ara
y" !" alter street,o of Two's boys dressed
IN haste Selling such clothing as be could
Hnu' putting it on while running to the en-
sihe mousse The tub was quickly at work
with our fireman at the brake when ono
" MS comrades exclaimed" seems TO me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
THE BLACK CROOK +.

The great attraction for our amusement
seekers will be the production of the above
well known drama, at Hancock Hall, on
9th. All wEo have seen it performed by this
company, agree in saying that there i
nothing immodest or improper in it. The
company i "A large one. travels at Il great
expense, and cannot afford TO shock the
>en>ibilities of respectable people. This is
what the Ottawa Free Pros says
We are happy To be able Ia state that in
the exhibition last evening there WAS not a
word or act that could b. construed into
ANYTHING offensive. and the continued APP
plau-e of the many ladies j., the dress cir
Gle showed how highly they appreciated
the excellent acting. the beautiful costumes
and the gorgeous scenery. The play la-t
evening comprised four or hive leading
characters. pertaining TO the surface and
interior of the earth and Ia the depths OF
the sea. assisted 10y fine troup of minor
characters, aud q number OF specialists
WHO gave exhibitions of their skill IN some
particular department. Starting of wilh
the common earthly scene OF the beautiful
maiden loving and beloved BY the squire
If low degree" the beholder is led into the
bowels of the earth by way of the well
known entrance through the Hartz noun
tains. There the Black Crook uScs an in-
cantation 10 call forth the Arch Ficnd. and
these two bargain for souls TO be destroyed
and delivered. Our squire l. liberated
from prison and l. next aSsailed by The
most unhallowed plots laid against hi
soul, from all of which he is delivered 10y
the aid OF the Queen OF the mernaid>.
whom he had once befrended when she
was disguised in another form.
Want Of space forbics our abiding TO
other itimS OF interest in connection with
this truly commeudable performance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
Inn a nation Of the Iuag..

CLIFTON. y. b., February Eth. 1873.
sir: In behalf Of my family. | wish to &C.
knowledge debt OF gratitude / owe Mr.. J. |.
Fellows. Ny dau.ht had been III with IN.
nlmmaiion OF the lung, had Tsi, Il large guam
ttir> Of blood sud purulent matter. attended
with every symptom of consumption. Ate. OBJ
tanning the attendance Of two eminent physi 70
cans, who afforded her no relief. she wa, per
,uaded 10 try Fellow syrup of fly pophosphte
Ipon taking two bottles We had every reason
TO believe She would he cured. Her pays ican
was surprised 10 ind her Improvement 80 rap
III. and advised her tn continue It's use. which
she iii until her compete recovery. Two
YEAR have elapsed. during which time >he has
neither taken nor required anv medicine. en-
JOY ing good Lealtha sud urges all who aiiiici-
81 WIN any lung or chest trouble to u>e the
Hypq. without Tail.
My wife. ai>O haV ing been IN bad health for
so1.c time. and having had typhoid fever ia
December IA (which len her mu ch pro-trated,
wa, adHI.cd 10y the physicians TO Use thi. en-
ely I" build her up. Before tax ng half bot
tie n" found herself much benefited and still
continues 10 u>c IL.
| believe. under Kind Providence. Fellows
Compound syrup OF Hypophos phiIe- has been
the means Of restoring both my " ifr and JaLgh-
ter, and hope thu afflicted VIII avail them
selves Of H. Use, Tor .lihon.h Il IS widely used
/ ihink IT. Vsine - not appreciated. Your,
Truly. Jo>lFH A. EVANS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07

you wear darned good clothes. On look
ing at his jacket, he found he had donned
his wife's velvet sack trimmed with bugles
and beads. and rather full in front. Never
theless he continued to break her down.
DoNAoUA PARK.-The races at Donaqua
Park on Wednesday last. drew a large
crowd from both in and out OF the city.
On account of the unfavorable weather
aud the condition of the track the trotting
was not as good as WAS expected.
The first race. for a purse Of SIS for
min. Class was won by "Slow-Come," time
:l6 "A 2 so.
The second for 500. for , 40 Class was
won by Olive Logan. time 2 AZ , "a 40.
The third for Running Horses for purse
of $40. was won by market Girl in two
straight heats, time 40 , 40.
The trot that was to have taken place on
Thursday last is indednitly postponed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07

MINE NovGoRop FAIg. The great marke
of the eastern world has been held at thi.
junction ofthe Volga aud Olga Rivers. in Rus
sis. every summer for hundreds OF yesrs
Here the nation. Of Europe aud Asia meet with
their products for trsde. Cosssck. Chinese.
Turk and Persian. meet the German and the
Greek with every variety of merchandise that
mankind employ from sspphirs to grinds tones,
tea. opium, fur, food. tools and fabrics, and las
but not least. medicines. J. c. Aver 4 Co.'S
celebrated remedies from America were dis
playe III an elegant b9zsr where the Doctor
himself might sometimes be seen. They are
known and taken on steppes Of Asia as we'll as
the prairies OF the West, and are an effectual
an'idote for the diseases that prevail IN the
yaourts Of the North, as well as the huts and
cabins Of the western continent.-LincoIn (Ill)
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07

Instead of Mr.. James VI. Blaisdelrs
vessel being 250 tons as previously stated.
she is to be about 400 tons.
One day last week. son of Rev. S.
wentworth. while at play with one OF his
school mates at or near the school house
in district No. 2, accidentally fell, dslocat-
ing his left arm at the elbow. and fractured
one of the bones.
We learn that Mr.. W. II. Gard and
Gilbert Hayy OF this place are preparing to
open granite quarry in Sullivan. Il: or
near the old Porcupine quarry so called
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
Report of the Ladies' Temperance Aid >ociet,

! The meeting was held Saturday oct. End.
I in the High school room as usual. There WAS
/ not 80 large an attendance a. the week before.
A. We had nHly home talent this week. but We
think If all could have attended the last meet
ing they would have seen and understood that
We are cot depc ndcnt upon any other than Els
worth ladies 10 have very interesting meet
ins.
The Secretary canuo, give the remarks in full
or do the meeting justice. 80 those that are dbl
satisfied with the reports may know that Only
FAINT idea can De- gained from them. therefore
A. women are acknowled 10 DE Gerry curious.
e may have larger attendance aiicr tn, at
least We hope sol.
The President. Mr.. Whi,more. presided.
PRAYER was offered by Mr.. Lafayette Davis.
followed by staging. The report OF the la:
meeting was read and accepted.
Mr.. ii. Aiken. who has Just returned
from Hallowell, gave an account of Si-u t.
the Industrial School. The girls that have
gone from Ellsworth 10 this school, ate wei
oonienied, improS ing and safe from harm. al
least a. long they remain in this institution,
and receiving instruction that will Pre- pare them
better 10 bear the hardships and temptation,
OF life. The girls sent from our city are anon.
the most backw ard. w hich we are sorry to hear
for We all ought 10 have an interest in these
children 10 see that they are not allowed 10
grow up thus. for By educating them and other
like them We shall prevent drunkenness. psu-
perism and expense as well A. suffering.
MT W i-sln It#hul m 4iltlIFhA ID utI tN
Mrs. CrOssman m regard 10 their success la
Bangor IN saving one Young nan, which IL all
could have heard would have encourage ihem
10 extend a helping hand 10 those That have
reached even the lowest state al degradation.
Mr.. Hamilton JOY was vel aware some
thing ought TO b. done but il wa difficult tod.
teImine what. We all need sympathy and IN
courAgemrut. and Mr.. JOY trusted that. hy
the help Of God much would be accomplished
in this great work.
MIR. Woodward saw the need Of every wom-
an working in this cause. no one ought To by
idle for in order to keep the ball IN motion We
must agitaie the question.
Mr.. Call felt much encouraged for ili, was
the most interesting meeting we had had
/ There wa, need OF bringing every force to De- ar
in this great work. work in which all should
be Interested.
Remsrks were also made by other laiie-
which fearing Of making the report too lengthy
we do not give. After si.gng, we adjourned
TO meet the following Saturday j. usual
SECRETARY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07

IL all domestic eNper fence and in the more
skliiiul practice OF eminent ply sicans. no ar
tide has been found To campare with Tar for
cleansing md d. aiing purposes. II may not
hc known 10 all that the town of Forest, in
North Carolina. produce. the best Tar for
medicinal purposes. When purified Il j. called
Forest i'f." and i prepared in several
iorm> for thc better adaptation to cases o. Ca
tarTh anu Consumption. aud as an outward APP
hc1iiou " here. cr healing process is wanted.
Inquire Of YOUR druggist Tor the Forest Tar
Bo"h.' VIII IA VIII give YOU some valuable in
formation. lw41
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07

\ GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR
CATARRH During the alarming prevalence Of
Caiarrh. II Is gratifying 10 note the success
and popu lsrity of Sanford'- Radical Cure for
tatarrh. From very small beginning this
remedy has. in two brief seasons, attained To
the heigh OF popular favor, in the extent Of its
sale, and the frequency OF Il cures. Certainly
no remedy can boast of better references from
phys icians. druggists aud well-known citizens.
who have freely given their testimony in its
favor The fact that physicians prescriptions
for it are TO be found on file in many OF our best
drug-stores. must create "A warm feeling in its
favor and pave the way for its univer sal
a-tandard remedy for Catarrh.-Boston Jour
nal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
Session of Grand L odge of G. T.

The Autumn session Of the Grand Lodge
OF Good Templers. opened here TODAY and
continues tomorrow. Among the officers
present are II. A. shorey. Chief Templar.
George +. Brockett. Sec'y; q. o. Paysoa,
Treasurer. Josbus Nye Post Templar Re
ports show that there are eighty lodges,
about 400 members and 1000 dollars in the
treasury. 4 public meeting this evening.
was addressed by II. A. Shorey. Mrs ID.
{. Partington. +. L. Shaw, J. K. OSgood,
T. L. Simouton, I. Whiltcd OF England
aud others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-07
MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Pert.
Sept 30.
CLEARED
Sch Bonny Ives. Whitaker, Boston.
Sch Wesley Abbott, Miliiken. Boston.
Sch Mechanic. Mathews. Rockland.
ARRIVED.
Sch Senator, Adams, New Bedford.
sch Mary Holt. Grant, Boston.
CLEARED.
Oct. l.
sch City oil Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Ssh Aecumulator.- -. Rockland.
sch Agcnora. Keith, Boston.
sch Rattan, sinclair, salem.
Sch Regulator, Grant. Kockland.
Sch Forester, Keith. Boston.
ARRIvED.
Sch VIM II Archer, Bellaity. Boston.
sch Charles Upton. Bcisuy. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, do.
ARRIVED.
Sch wsster loo. Whitaker, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Panama. MaErall, Boston.
Sch NJ kennedy .Pomroy, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth. Within ore, Boston.
CLEARED.
octa
Sch Grace. Alley. Boston.
Sch Caressa Porter, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch samuel Lewis lIammet. Boston.
Sch . Telegraph. Re mick. boston.
Sch Express, Alley. Ihomaston.
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lncalculsble are the benefits derived by those
subject to kidney, bladder and glandular com
plants diabetes. gravel. urino- genital msladies
retention and incontinence OF urine, pain in the
back and loins, female irregularities, excuses
intemperance and nervous prostration, when
HUNTS Remedy is administe red. Brighps dis
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Session of S. ]. Cont.


The fall term OF the supreme Judicial
Court Of Washington County. commenced
here to day. Judge Virgin on the bench
Nearly every member OF the bar Is present
including Mr.. Granger of Calais. The civ
il docket is lengthy. and several cases are
marked for trial. The term will last two
weeks. or longer. Several important Grim
inal cases will be tried