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Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Thanks 10 the kindness Of our cores
pOudeuts. an unusual number OF interest
ing items viii be found III this weeks pa
per. from the different towns In the county.
May We not hope that they Will be contin-
ued: And al this season of the year, when
schools are in session, may not teacher.
find it 10 their advantage, as well as that OF
the community at large, to occupy at least
one column in discussing matters pertain
the American Is your paper for this pur
pose.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Address HARPER & BROTHERS Nry 1.,A
"Un4uestionahly the best sustained work Of ,se
kind in tho world
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

II NLCErtSE will relieve pain, cleanse. purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient to
perfect health aztec trying different ply sictans.
many remedies. suffering Tor years, t not con
elusive proof, II yuu a sufferer. YOU can Oc
cuT'df Why = this medicine performing such
great cures II works IN the blood IA the circu.
laiing huIi, IL eau truly be called the Great
Blood Further. The great soITCe of di.,A, u
originates In the blood, and no medicine that
docs not act directly upon il. purity and rruo-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

81 fhPIOMs-want Of appetite, rising of food
and wind from the stomach, acidity Of the stom-
ach, heartburn. drynsss and whiteness Of tue
tongue in the morning, sense OF dtstens in the
stomach aud bowels, sometimes rumtling and
pain eostiyeness, which Is occasionally inter
rupled by dizrrhma, paleuess OF the urin. The
mouth Is clammy. or has soar oF bitter taste.
other frequent symptoms are waterErash, palpita.
ton OF tue heart h aaIachc. ami disorders ot the
senses, seeing dou Bile, elc. There Is general
debility. auguor aud aversion TO motion; dujccti on
OF the spiTit~, disturbed sleep. and fright tul
dreams
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
VOLUME 21.
"a Complete Pictorial History of the nmes'-
The best, cheapest, and most successful Family
Paper in the Union
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Illustrated.

Harper's Weekly is the ablest aud most power.
tu illustrated periodical published in this coUn.
try. Its editorials are scholarly and convincing
and carry much weight. Its Illustrations OF eur.
rent events are iull and iresh and are prepared
by our best designers. With circulation of i5a
0eO the Weekly is read 10y at least half million
uersous and its influence an gan of opinion
Is simply tremendous. The Weekly maintains
positive position, and eNpresse decided views
on political and social probiems.-l Louisville
Courier journal,
It's articles are models of high toned discus ion
and its pictorial iu trations often corrohorae
live argu ments of no small force.-tS. Y Exam.
iuer aud Chronicle.
Its papers upon existent questions And its in.
imitable cartoons help tc mould the sentiments
OF the country Pittsburgh Commercial.
Harper's Weekly stands ut the head of illustrat-
ed Journals in the United states, in circulation
editorial ability and pictorial liustfation.-I.s
dies Repository. Cincinnati.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, NE, Jan. Il, lss..
" ". STEVENS, Esq.
Dear sir-l nave had dyspepsia IN IL worst form
Tor the last ten years and nave taken hundreds Of
dollars worth of medic iue without oh .ainipg any
relief. In september last co ittne ncrd taking the
NhoEri>E since which time my health mas stsadi-
ly Improved
My food higcsts well. and have gained fifteen
pounds OF uesh. There are several others ia this
place taking the NEGETInE, all have obtained
relief.
Yours. tiuiy,
THOMAS r.. MOORE.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
THANKSGIVING DAY

came. cool. clear and crisp, with bright,
sunny skies making a most perfect and
charming day for the old-time family festi-
val OF New England. Ii passed off about
the same as SO many have before. in eat.
ing, drinking, feasting, chatting. etc. The
poor were very generally furnished with
good things. sufficient at least, to drive
away want for one day. The churches
were very thinly attended. but the depots
We're crowded with people hurrying to and
fro. coming to the city, and others going
out into the country to their homes or
with friends, for their turkey and other
good things that 90 to make up Thanks
giving dinner
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed bv
" The Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate lor
the County OF Hancock to receive and examine
the claims OF Creditors to the estate of John Gray
late OF Brooksviile deceased represented in solvent
90 hereby give notice that six months are allowed
sad creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and that We shall attend that service at the dwell.
ing house Of David Dunbar Esq. in said Castine,
on the 2Ah day oil December next at 10 O'Clock In
tne forenoon and on The arst Wednesday Of Janu,
A. n.
JOoIAH B. WOOpo.
SwAse DAVID DUsDAn.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
An elderlv oeptlamankl

An elderly gentleman had a narrow es.
cape from death in Augusta Saturday. He
was walking on the railroad track when a
train came along, and he did not notice irs
approach till it was close upon him. Luck :
lily he got OF in time to saye his life, but
the cow-cateher broke of the heel of his
boot and cut cash 10 his heel.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
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Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice.

To the Senate and House OF Representatives of
the State OF Maine, loI the session OF 1876.
1. the undersigned, John Ii. Stimson of sullivan,
in the County OF Hancock and state of Maine,
hereby respe ctiully request with my iates To
be constituted corporation by the name of the
sullivan Bridge Company, with authority to
construct and maintain "A Stone Bridge across
sullivan River, commencing on the Easterly side
of said river the wharf OF The sunson
Granite Company and extending Westerly across
sa id river.
JOHN Ii. STIMsOS.
Sulllv an, Nov. p, 1873. 3w4T
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Freedom Notice.

TOR valuable consideration, give to my mi
i nor son William H. Davis, his time during his
minority, and shall heres tier claim none OF bfs
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
Il. i. DAVIS,
Castine, Nov. 1st 1870, 3w45s
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Good Evidence.

tt>Cf>NATI. Nov %. Is.
Nj III. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sh-lhr two bottles Of LGETINE furnish
ed me by your agent my wife has us"i with great
benefit fur = long time she hA- been troubled
WIKI dizziness ami vosilycnc>s these trouble.
are nuw entirely rruIovcd by the use OF NEaErINE,
She MAS also troubled with dy sprpsia and rn-
era! dcuIltiy, aul hA, been greatly bcnrds ed
THOMAS GILMORE.
~
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
DANIEL DOCGHERTY

is once more seen upon our streets with
his genial smiling face. He has come to
New England 10 fill his lecture engage
ments, and will make his headquarters at
Boston for two or three weeks. This gift
ed lawyer and orator wins his way into the
hearts of every one he meets. He always
has happy word and bright smile for
everybody. He tells stories to his audi
ences until they feel that they have always
known him. In conversation with him the
other day. he told me how one morning
when he was visiting Paris, that he did not
feel well-in fact not able he thought, to
take the stroll he had planned for the day,
and it was sore disappointment, for every
moment was a pleasure to him. as it was
his first visit abroad, and he came to the
conclusion be must have doctor at once,
as The be could not afford to lose even a
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Enquire up Your Customers!
Boarding For Horses.

THE SUBSCRIBER has leased a stable on
i Franklin Street, opposite II. joys Blacksmith
Shop where he will keep horses by the hour day
or week ,as low any other place. All persons in
trusting their horses to Us, may be assured that
they will receive good care and good feed.
GIo p. Os0OoD.
1usWorth, Nov. v, ls76. w
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Notice..

Mr. Wclland F. Sargent q recent graduate Of
the Mass. Institute Of Technology, proposes to
open High School in the new hall At sargent
tIilr, on Monday the 10Th, inst. Classes viii
BE- formed for beginners. in the French and
German languages, and in Chemistry. to which
special attention will be paid. An evening
school during three evenings in a week viii Al
so be opened for common school branches.
Mr.. Sargent Is preparing a course OF scientific
lectures, 10 be delivered during the coming
winter, Of which notice will be given hereafter.
References may be had OF the President and
Officers Of the Institute at Boston.
For further particulars apply to, or address
Mr.. W. r. SARGENT,
SarSentyille, Me. 3wi.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice.

To the Legislature Of the State OF Maine TOR
the session OF ls16.
The undersigned, inhabitants Of Bartetrs
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 of
and annexed 10 the town Of fremont in said
County.
JOHN GALLEY, & ais.
Nov. 90, 1873. 3w4-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

A meeting OF the Directors Of the
Shore Line Railroad has been called to
meet at Cherryield on Wednesday, Dec.
1t.
We learn that a proposition has been
made to the Company by parties in Boston,
TO take the bonds Of the towns along the
line OF the road, raising ten per cent OF
their valuation. and build and equp.a mar
row gua2e road [three feet guageJ between
Bangor and Calais. We presume IL j. un-
dersTood, that the contracting parties are
to furnish the extra capital required. With
the present feeling of the people of this
community, it i hardly probable that Els
worth will vote dollar for railroad tc
Bangor
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice,

Tile UNDERSIGNED, hereby gives notice that
he with his associates shall petition the next
Legislature to grant him a charter to build and
maintain nsh weir in the tide waters belwscn
fitzpatrick farm and Sargents ledge so called in
Somes sound. 3E49s
GILBERT ii. MANCHESTER.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER, hereby gives notice that
L ne shall petition the next Legislature for a
grant TO extend "A weir into the tide waters OF
Bluehill Bay upon the Bar running from Flye's
Point, in the town of Breoklin, to FIye', Island.
GEORGE II. FIVE.
Brooklin, Nov g. 1875. SWAY.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL,
For the Centennial Year.
1876.
ORGANIZE YOUR CLUBS

"ln order to keep well posted on news politics
and the AFFAIRS of busy world, find THE BOo
TON WEEKLY JOURNAL the most valuable a
per In New England for family re ding"
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice.

TIE subscriber and others hereby give notice
that they shall ask the next Legislature TO
grant them permission 10 build wharf from the
shore of Samuel \. Nc Farland, near the line be.
tween said Nc Farland and John q. Crabtree in
Hancock into the tide waters of Frenchman's
Bay.
S. N.MCFARLAND.
Hancock Nov % 1873 gplT
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Subscribers to The American. wishing
for Harper's. Scribner's, St. Nicholas, At
lantic, Galaxy, The Wideawake or Littells
Living Age, will find it to their advantage
TO order through this office.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
PERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice e hereby given that aIl Officers sailors.
Rni soldiers. wounded ruptur,.i. or injured IN the
late rebellion. however slightly. arr entitled tn
pcnsinn. and thousands OF pensioners are entitled
70 an increased ra'c Apply immediately through
pE- p, II. JACksuN.
Late surgeon. L. :. Navy.
No. New Chambers ST. New Iorx Tyr 81. IS
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

The f1IloSing let oftaI-s on real estAle Of
n'H-res. irrt oSncr~ In the luyn OF >uliyan FOR
the year lsis ia balls committed to Ransom
sperry, collector Of said town. On the !6sh day Il
scptrmber lo1t, has been returned to a. re
naming unpaid IN the 2Sth day OF September
ISIS. by hi. ec3 tA- a.. of that date and now re-
main, unpaid anI notice Is hereby gwen that Il
the sAii tAIe. and Interest and charges are not
pad IA The treasury Of SAID town with rShiscn
months from the date Of the commitment u saii
biil-. 50 much OF The real estAi. taxed a. will he
sufic.-ni u pas the mJgut due therefor. cIuI-
IN. inierc-t and charges, wllI without further no
ucs De sold at public auction the slOre OF
Ambrose simpson Jr In saIi town on the hr.t
day ~ April. 1876. o'clock in the afternoon
Name Description. Acres Value. Tax.
Owners or unknown.
40 Acrss College lands.
sullivan Granite com.
pAny. 80 acres simp.
con lot. IN District 40. /. $50 ~, 20 81 %
CYRUS EMERY, Trea.urer
Sullivan. Nov. % ISIS. swts.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Governor Ingersoll has appointed ex-
Governor James Z. English as the success
sor of the late Senator Ferry.
Mr.. English has served as Governor OF
Connecticut for three terms. and for two
terms as Representative in Congress from
the second Connecticut district.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

correspondents will please remember
that no communications are inserted in the
American, unless accompanied with the
writer's name.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Atu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hancock County saving,
Bank.

Deposits made on or prior 10 tire 10Th OF Dec
etnbcr next. viii draw iutrrrst from tue nrsi day
OF ssii noah.
;.i-' L. {. BURRiLL. Treasurer.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Legislative Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER, hereby gives notice that he
L shall ask the next Legislative to grant him
permss ion to extend his wharf from The shore Of
MS farm In Trenton into the tide waters of Jor.
dams River far as the channel
Ellsworth, Nov. Is, 1873 swie
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Vegetlne is sold by all Drug
glStS.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

J. " woop.
y.
THOMAS KoDItk.
| htEfhl give public notrc that hy I mo l.
L gasr decd Hatrd The an dag of Nov sinlsr. \ .
=. ls'j' given me y Thomas K"dlrk. have L
'LaIn y mortgage upon certain parcel OF land
situated Jn -hii tdra. described ~ follows t.r
ginning On Ms " rsG side OF giic road At Jruni-
"eH'' Harb"r brook. thuacr un -ai brook " est
rrlA {" a nr tree. ta"utc Wet "a j \ EoIt.A'.
liHr. tHcnre south GA sad iHnr 20 4 Robert.
Anl, thence hast - tho brook trcnce south
westerly on The brook to The Old County rult
h"ue" tA.itrls IN ths tounty Ioah - the ur-t
named To8i. thence on the road t. thc ur-l named
b"Anl ENycpitu. from the same one acre pre-
yioasly conveyed t. uco. ". Eo.liek
Reference nay be had 10 the record Of said
d'ri recorded - the Hancock Registry OF Deeds
vol. lGj. page bI.
Tue condition In said mortgage has been
broken, aui 6y reason thereof claim a tore
closure of any rsti of redemption FROM .aid
ulur tsasr.
j. ". WOOD.
Hale Emery, Attorneys.
NOV. -, 1873. BuI-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

WHERE A-. Norman a. Aillikcn. of >urry. I'd
" Al the County uf Hancock anl state II
Maine. on tbs I'm dAy Of November \. u. .s1l
By hi- deed oi mortgage OF that date duly rx.cL-
tel and recorded In Hhncock He lstry. ln book
lt!, pase S'-. eonve, ed to me The uHder-ignsd.
the premises described Ia sad deed. ami " whcrr-
a., ~" conditions OF said mortgage having been
broken, now, therefore clam fofcr lo-urc u
the same and Putlish this notice IN the manner
provided b. law ior the purpose oi CONNIE ne ing <
such foreclosure,
JOHN \. ErCk.
Oriand, Nov. p, les. 3w47
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
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Notice.

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a hrat DAY January, Is.G. wlg DC len with a
Lawyer tor collection
b. 4. WOOD
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For slO.5O TIT LIVING AGE and either one Of
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Particular Notice.

mIIE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
II to all concerned, That he has been duly ap-
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust
of an Administrator OF the estate OF
p. II. HARDING NJ. D., late of Ellsworth,
in the County of Hancock, deceased, Dy
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said De,
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment ana
those who have any demands thereon, to exhio'
the same for payment
- once adjoining Hancock Cosnty SAVINGS
Bank, Hours from one antil i've O'Clock P n.
G.. PECK, Admir-
Illsvorth, June 81. lS7S. Smosss
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Commissioners Notice.

vTTE the undersigned, hereby give notice that
w that we have been appointed by the Hon.
Parker luck, Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Hancock, commissioners to receive and eN-
anime the claims Of creditors Of the tate of
Seth Tlsdale, late of Ellsworth. deceased Tepres-
ented insolvent, and that six mo nths from the
date thereof are allowed 10 said creditors to pre-.
sent aud prove their claims before us and for
this purpose we shall be in session at the once Of
u. +. Dutton, IN Ellsworth, aforesaid, on the LIST
and third Wednesdays of IDecember. January
February and March, and on the first Wednesday
of April, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ. of said days.
JAMES +. DAVIS
GEO. =. DUTToS,
Commissioners.
Ellsworth Oct. 18Th, A. D., lsfo. Bwa6
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
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Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
The News of the Week Carefully Com
piled Expressly for the Paper.

The wear 1878 prom ses to be full of interest and
incident IN this country. IL Will not only be a
wear oI great excitement accosnt ofthe Presi-
dentia election hut the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia cannot fail to impart to the summer
months an amount Of incident without precedent
In the annals of our country. The resources OF
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ted states TO obtain correct information OF all
that i passing for the beneht Of the readers OF
THE BosroS WEEKLY JOURNAL will be the duty
of its pubhshers.
The political eve nts Of the year will be full OF
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editors deem IL a duty they u all political
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MARY MAPES DODGE

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Let ter from Boston.

From our Boston Correspondent.
Boston. Nov. 20.
THANKSGIVING DAY-DANIEL DoUGHERTY
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN-THE LATE VICE
PRESIDENT,
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With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, Jack in the Pulpit
Inc Riddle-BoN, and Letter Box and the pages
ior very Little Folks. are 10 be more attractive
than ever. The French Latin and German
stories, tor translation, which have proved 10
popular will be frequent in the new volume
some OF the finest works of the Greatest Paint.
ers OF the Century have been engraved express.
lyely for 81. Nicholas, and the first artists OF the
day VIII contribute fresh and original drawings
for this Fine Art Magazine for the Young
Definite announcements of many interesting
novel features Will be made in The December
succes sful editnrsh nf ~
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

The following letter was written by Hon.
James G. Blaine, to prominent gentle
man in Ohio, soon after the election in that
State.
The views therein expressed. will com
mend themselves to all who have the cause
OF Education and good government a