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LEWISTON, Me, Dec. II.

Fire was discovered this morning in a
budding on Lisbon -. owned By Patrick
Dri~coll. and occupied by Arthur Melchcr,
dealer in boots and shoes. 1t was dam
aged more by water than fire. DriScol
was not insured. Melcher was insured g.
300 which will probably cover the loss.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

The best method Of healing Catarrh and
Lung diseases 4 by inhalation, but for the want
OF proper inhalants, the highest results of di-
rect application have never been attained
Tar has long been known AS the best article for
and impure state. This difficulty is now over
come, and Forest Tar Solution being pure
tarl Is offered rs the best inhalantiiu the mark
ct. Phe Forest Tar Book explains the ap-
plication and the use-apply TO your druggist.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
City Election in Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass. Dec. II.
At the city election to-day Clark Jelli-
son Ind was reelected over Geo. 5. Yer
n.y. DEM The vote stood - Jelison,
800; Very, 1896. The Independents
eccted four OF five Aldermen, and seven
out Of twelve Councumen
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

The difficulty hitherto experienced in ersdi-
eating Brights disease, dropsy. kidney. blad-
der, and glandular maades, female irregular
titles diabetes, gravel, pam in the back and
loins. general nervous prostra,ion. retention
incontinence ofurine, sh complaints of the
urino-genital organs is entirely rem0red.
Hanfs Remedy promptly dispels anv OF the
above Affections and the blessings OF health
will be conferred on all those that partakc of
this medicine.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Do you want to save your children. II you
do. 20 TO G. A. Parcber and get box OF Fe,-
sendrn's Worm EXpeiirr. II i, the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt oil the price.
Prepared by Fessensen & Co. Rockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

S. u. HutchiGs Of Prospect Ilarbor.
has erected quite a large establishment
here consisting OF "a store with dwelling
overhead. and a number OF sui-buildugs.
He intends to occupy in the Spring.
Capt r. Il Hammond mas just com
pletcd a neat two story house situated near
y. liammonds store.
There are some arrangements being
made 10 build 4 steamboat wharf here if
another boat Is pat on by the f. K. Il.
Company. X.
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Death of the Victim of an Assault.

hEENE, y. II, Dec. a
Wm. Vose. the victim OF the rutllianly
attack near Water St, on Sunday morning
died last night. An examination OF the
asssilants takes place Saturday.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Mayor Cobb Reelected.
BosToN. Mass, Dec. "A

BOsTON. Mass, Dec. II.
complete returns of the Mayoralty, give
Mayor Cobb, l45 .Cs; II. c. Boardman.
LIB. Cobb is therefore, reelected by
2.5-5 plurality. Republicans have a ms jor-
ly in both branches OF the city govern
meAt. The count will not be completed
tI very late.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Orland.

AT stated communication of Rising
sun Lodge, No. IL, of F. and A. NJ, holden
at Dirigo hall, Orland. the following oflic-
ers were chosen for the ensuing Masonic c
year:
Asa Conary, W. NJ; Hudson Saunders,
:. W; Aaron G. Page, J. W; Oliver L.
Dorr, Treas. James c. Saunders. Sec'y.;
Walter +. keyes, s. ID; John d. Hartman,
J. ID; Z. NJ. Freeman II. Chase, b. A.
keyes, Walter F.. keves, Finance Com.
L. VI. Freeman Chase Dodge. Historian.
JAMES c. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Session of S. J. Court in Knox Co,
RoCKLAND. Me, Dec. IA.


The December term OF the ). J. Court
began to-day. Chief Justice Appleton pre-
siding. There is a prospect of a logger
term than usual, with some important
cases to be tried. The case of the town OF
Appleton ". Belfast tried at the last term
and resulting in disagreement OF the
Jury will 20 on trial tomorrow
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

All Who Suffer from coughs, colds, irrita-
tion Of the bronchial tubes or tendency to CON
sumption, will find in DR.. Wistdrs Bdisdm OF
Wud Cherry = remedy as agreeable to the
palate as effectual in removing diseases. The
Balsam Is pleasant, safe and powerful rene
dy: 1t acts promptly and seldom fails TO effect a
cure, 30 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Fires
SKoNIIEGAN. Dec. IA.

the dwelling house of Hon. John II.
Webster of NorridgewocS. also containing
Office was totally destroyed by fire about
. O'Clock this morning. Loss. $1,000, u 0
Insurance. The fire caught from stove
funnel.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
ELLSWORTH, Me.
BY
S. D. Wiggin. Druggist.
lGr - IS.
Business Notices.
Bronchitis and Consumption.
I~ttsJ Prom Dir. Crane.
HALIFAX. Y. :.


Mk. ANTl~ 7. kI.IVNN.
DEAR siR: From general knowledge Of
the prominent ingredients of your Compound
Syrup OF llypophosphites. formed such ia
Vorabic opinion A. 10 be induced TO recommend
It to my patients preferable. aud more con-
ycnient III an my own prescriptions Of the Hy-
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tinlhd 10 prescribe II, in many cases with very
beneficial results. since, upon solicitation
YOU kindly afforded me more intimate knowl-
edge Of the composition of your Compound
syrup OF Hypoph)>phiteS, | have used II free
Is in my practice, both in diseases Of the Chest
nj Consumption aud Bronchitis, etc, an in it,
faniile disease. Of the priB,d ria. or stomach
and Bowels with eminent success. considering
it superior TO any similar preparation yet offer
ed 10 the public. Thanking you for your Kind
Information.
/ remain, NUur- truly.
If q
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Probable Loss of Cherryfield Sch.

IOkILAND, Dec. II.
Schooner Deborah Atwood, sailed hence
far therry6eld, Nov. 20ih and not having
been heard from, il ! feared that she i
la,t. Her cargo consisted OF miscela-
ueous groceries. consigned to Nichols u
Co..
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

LYIRoN's KATIIAoS prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
aud gives strength and vigor. II is delightful.
lv perfumed, and makes a splendid dressing.
1t is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton-
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 30 cents. Gmos 80
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Do you want TO be cured of Dyspepsia, con-
stipstion, Piles and all diseases the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. go to G, A
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin' Pellets,
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
for 80 cents bottle. or sent by mai on re ceipt
of price. Prepared by wiggin & Co. Rockland
Me.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Alvin b. Saunders OF So. West Harbor
Deer Isle Killed a pig last week which was
nine months and one week old that weigh
ed .jj pounds. Now II there is a farmer in
Hancock Co, that can beat it. think the
reader, Of the American would be glad 10
hea. from him.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Bruises or eOntusi0ns on the knee joints, or
elsewhere on the human body, if not atten ded
promptly sonnet times result seriously. The
immediate and faithful use of Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil will save you great deal OF
pain, loss Of time, temper and money. 1T
works like charm.r Sold by all dealers in
medicines.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

-Messrs. Look and Leach are now buy
ing smelts, their headquarters are at the
store formerly occupied by J. NJ. Merrill,
paving five cts. per pound.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
Republican Mayor Elected in Lowell.

LOWELL. Mass, Dee. a.
At the .city election to-day, Chas 4.
S-ott. the Republican and citizens candi-
date for Mayor, was chosen over Jas. q.
Abbott, Democrat, by vote OF 2.573 to
~.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

The World does not contain a Medicine that
will cure distressing and dangerous Cough,
or Cold as rapidly and certainly as iiALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
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MORRIS IL HERITAGE,
y. Third Street, Phila.

sG- Sold by :. D. Wiggin. Ell,worth A.
J. Jordan, Orland, and X. b. Stoyer, Bucks
port.
John ". Perkins & Co. Portland. General
agents. - ly -
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Surry

-Smeit fishing failure as yet.
schools commenced in Dist No. 3
Monday Dec. 6, taught by W. s. Laton of
Etna and Miss Nettie 5. Walker of Brooks
vile.
Alexander Grant lost a valuable colt.
Was hung by defect In the stall.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

When you visit or leave the CITY OMEN
YORK. save ANNOYANCE an,i expense OF carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION HH(D.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
htted up at an expense OF over 3900.0O Eleya
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan. The REsTACRANTs,L Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un.
surpassed. Rooms for single person. -, tl5o
and " per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low SO that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more Ia xuriousy, for less money at
the GRAND UNION. than at any other frstclass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
Iva CT. W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

QEND Is cts. to q. p. ROWEI,L LSCO.. New
~ York, for Book (ssth edition) Containing lists
oi SOoo newspapers, and estimates showing cost
q aoVerusing. lyr2
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Edmund llodgAins has on hand sup
ply of granite from Ii. +. Macomber's
quarry which he is working up for posts.
bases etc. Tor cemeteries.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
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Henry j. and Joseph Iiovey OF Goulds-
boro pleaded guilty Of smuggling matches
and were fined 500 and costs to stand
committed till the fine is paid.
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CONVENTIONAL
CATARRH REMEDY

BRUNSWICK, ME., Nov. ). ls13.
LIITLEFfELD X Co:
Your Constitutional CaiArrh Remedy - doing
wonders. took the trouble To see MIR. Charles
I. Morse Of this place, and give the facts in his
his a. got them from him. At the time Of
the horse disease his brother was quite sick with
IT, a-d took the Remedy. which cured him I,
Charles then commenced taking II for deafness
he having been ~ deaf since the age oi 10 (now
hring ti,. that his family dId not converse with
him except upon matters ot Importance: he felt
some bcne lt from the nrsi bottle, and now, aftcT
having taken thrce hears better Than he ever re-
members hearing before in his life. lie
feeble that hc could do but lilc work. aud when
he went TO the village, had to ride home In the
bottom ufthe buggy, and also raised much matter
froEa bis lungs, but - now quite smart aud feels
confident ct rcgaining hi. health
JAMES II. TEBBETTS
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Timothy Collins of Bucksport. was
lost on the Grand Banks, Nov. Il, from
the schooner Babson of Gloucester.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

T.. Iamoine.
Clifford Pettengill is building house
near B. Z. HodgkinS.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

~"HIH
The ladies sewing circle OF Dist. No.
Will hold Fair at the Island House
Friday the Path. Of December J. s.
Dec. 10. -.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

PILES DIErErIC CSALERATUs.-Universali v ac.
knowledged the best in Each pound bears
the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with.
out. 'lyr2l,>s
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
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dcntAl election, but the Centennial Exhibition 1T
Philadelphia cannot tail to impart 70 the summer
months Hn amount ot Incident without precedent
IA The annals OF our country. The resources Of
journalism viii bs tested, for thousand who wifi
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

pfice Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. c. De. Sth. ANY
Probabilities.
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to pay the postage, the DAILY PRESS is offered
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, 1875-11-27
NXudtl1aFa In Franco
]. Il. s..

pariy fJs1tapondtncs London Tst<ardph.
MRd,peu IL Franco are vastly more tefoc1ouR
than else lero or tbere are grAver fAults !u tbs
traat,neut aud euro Of them. u u not 10 !onR
sir,ce told your FesdesB ghaBt}y taie OF ma.
u,aa atau4ins B,oge iu hts house ngainst Whole
o3tnpany pl gsnlatnss aud teklinont OF tho
liua. acyclat pf whom hs k1lsd. Tley set lire
to fbn t1a!,t and burnt him 10 DEATH. A peu'
dens "a tbla s:orY comes from 6alns UmeF. 10
tbo Pas d. Ca,tia. 4 dangerous lupatlc named
Lepretre was being taken to tho as}ium by
nn],cs hs escaped, and plunged into Tho rsrr.
rhnv os,leht bun, and entsrsd 4ouas near by
ia dry hIy elotlos, Thence he escaped again.
cIfmhHd t1oe, and thus reached the
5nyn,r ssinte Mario, which has tower 40
~ bO foot ngh. 10 this point Loprstra
u,.ae hIa Nav. When they tried to follow hlln
1a tore to ploces chimney, and threatened the
asnd.r,nasta with bricks, They asut for tho
SIsmat1. WHO poured tho 4saT!est st1ostns OF
ihoir bose upon tho tower, 10 no effect Might
csna. snd Lcpre,ro was loft in peace under
ausrd, Next DAY his furT was ~ aild "a ever
spd At tAo least movement OF tAoso below
shower Of bricks wilzzed about. It "aa resolved
to leave hin, IN the hope that cold md hunger
Would produce their zesult. All the countryside
nsd gathered to behold lilly extraordinary baecx'
Ids. hut satutda, passed. .ad Monday n came :,
which 4 strung paTcotic had baen Inl1ea. ~
tapk il x4tuout effect. ~ hs!f-paAt 70 81.
"A ftarnooo Z gallant trumpeeor OF tha Elghtt
E.srl,nent ttled to storm tho tower. ~
6xsd ladder inaiue, md mountsl. a
n.st ~ Ahsy could be tlrowa th* biiek
a.me xhowaflng On him. Ae "as knoekss
, 1875-11-27

senRelcsa frnm tho lslcr nn1 e,rrici OFT. Thr
!ilE-Frefert tenlouHtratcd and tl,n fienrral Gavo
liza wtrh thAt 10 'nru aaolilti be DOM to hin II
ho would Rvs way. In vain. Then, viii
crur1 i,npasinnce one fhI!a to underaen1.-'co-
inR tito poor follow c3utd do M harm ND tic1c.
and sooner or later mist yssil-a nJnati Of
eoera MAJ ordered NJ 10 fire. Uns laII s.Sucs
him on tin shonldef and ono on the head .-theh "a
ftom tto chsssop>t; on Tho hand an | knee Ito
WIS wounded by le.rrGr tl,fleta. himullahe-
ons.y All attack vent Oil by rsca'a ado. 1.crres'o
| Loaf nnna at hin contage or his 1as.on. Thong III
thus badly Iilrt, he husahod w Tho oa!usralea
| 10 find new ,ycanoua. Iut 1t eng.b his 10 ,ting
| gave va] In tho chimney, and he fell htadnn9
| 10 the ground Goor. They helzed hin nltimats-
y. aud catrinfl ltIIn To tho asylum. The chasse-
| pot wDunl6 arc serious.
| ft1a annonnoe4 that thie rcan1atona shooting
Of Z mailman will MT laas without toflce. y
correspondent Of tito Tempo e1nnrrAtes tue
military of1icIala from rG,ppnulh,llty il this bnr
bnrous act The !on-.rIetct fs said to he gltIt!.
+ and upon hitn especially tbs inquiry will bc dt.
| rec.oj. Iio Lost 81 ha;f-control won tAlfd as
sa.lant wns knocked ecns,lefA while tying t.
sca!e The tower, and ticket OF tp1dier. III ruAri
obcJed hia ind!scseet order. Tho rsocuseur do
IL l.UpuLlilue was pFescnt but le iii not inLtr-
,lIe civil aashority o?m handed i1is Hoid.tr-.
Nhereupon the bub,rsete:t turned to h'n
gcniarmca and toi,co. These kppt up .
fus,Iiado a. some Hay. from 53o till
p. N. It cartnnlr lasted III past o'clne T.
coun,rymen nf Arlnca, village near saln
! and a. Ill.,, balls uhtstlcl pant them, ca7slnc
great a.a.a. 1t further appears that on buuia,
hight people supposed the troops - 10 if1ut
blank cartridge. Not TIL Monday did they UT
desstaud what Kind Of eight thce had hcen MT
rules iii III, ougI, Tho district. and H. I'.ros b.
tcco1yei hundtotis OF lotteEs demanding punish
ment Of tho Sona-lrefak.
, 1875-11-27
Tho story Ut au orange OFchnrds

Wo know Of IN Instance Of An officer iu the
un,ssd States navy who took our sdsIcoin 1883,
sud planted "a orchard Of 10 acrcs IN oranges
below New Ofleans, On amall trAo. Of land
which ho purchased for the purpose. lie aat cut
two-yeas old trees, aud until Tho WAr broke out
paid considerable attectaoo to bis trees. lie then
lust alter tho Mar closed, aud his family having
soon run through With the fow Thousand dollala
10 had leit, bls aidos cana to Nan Orleans 10
dispose OF tie small tssct Of land on wniol, the
10 sa1es OF oranges were. She dld not care to
Walt tho place. but ~as anxious to soil the prop
efty instantly for $500 cash, though 1t bad Gust
nearly $4,000 with tue bolainRs. We edvtsed
ses hsothar 70 took ipto tha matter attls b ne.
old Rardeaet had for sewers! yeass bssn ael1ing
lie crop Of oranges for his own aoconat - tron,
*3,0DQ to ,e7,oo0. aud tue brother act9s!Y 5n sod
ossuRes wete Of tho beat variety. Wa cite this
wall-InoHa tnatAuos to shos tho sslus OF ts's
crop.