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SAHF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

LocAL-Becausc iti, applied directly 20 the
scat oi disease. iht usual pAssagc~. hE iusulatun
where Il acts. instantly gearing tho head ui WH-
r1u- ace atnulatiuu-, ailaylng pam and soreness,
-HhdulnE iHh animation and gradually dplug ~
The discharge
'HN-TiTt TiuN AI-IiccAu-c & l. taken inter
nAlty, vi hrtp ht ITS Alternative aut rc-olyeui mo-
IeIt.c- % uufilr- tho blood a. ilv Acid poison D.
way. present iu talarru. Keeps the yorr- open
iAc ,kfn moist ana healthy, gives tone % Inc urf-
Tou~ llrcc-, .mpIoy,- the appetite. and enables
The system. hy IT. powerful tonic Innacucc. 10
com I'ie;e!y throw On the d.--4sc
Ia. package contains Treatise on tatArrh
-l.4 Iir. >ALlyTIs lnproVel IGAa.4.g Tab. rIi,c
sl.."- sent prepaid 10 any part 81 toe tu.tci
Si4+c- iuf - - far sac b, prlg.I-tS every
wh'.~. NELhs 4 HOTTER, Boston. Grp,ral
Agents.
So U-c >ANFOEB-> IAMAI,, t,t<GtE for
LlAmp- agi F4.a-. Colds All CuI.is.
III a.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
ETCAFITULATION.

= thi- Will b. tho last annual message which
shall have the honor Of transmitting to Con
.--,, before my successor j. chosen. viii re-
peat. or recapiulate the questions which |
HHoin of importance. 10 be lcgis.aicd upon and
-tt.cd n hls session.
fir>t-lhat thy states shall be- required 10 af-
'"rI tbs opportunity of good common school
'Harailnu 10 every child within their limits
second No -cctarian iruct> shall ever b.
iaIi-i,' in any school supported IN " hal, or
stt i.t Tie STATE. nation. or hy the proceed of
auF. .iaN levied upon any community, and max
la- rducailou compulsory >ofar IL TO deprive
ti persons who can not read and write from
booming voters aller the wear I>,s1. di>fran-
tAi>lnE none. however. on ground, Of Llitera-
~ who may De- voters a. the time this amend
L p, tIk,> feet
Ihjrd-pec,aro church and stat forever sep
crate and distinct. but each free within tA..r
proper ~p!lerc,. and that all church Irupcrtt
~'4-ti bear II own proportion of taxation.
'urtA-Driyc out licensed immor4li,s such
- inlysalny and the importation Of women flr
..!t -itlinait purposes. TO rccur a.aiu 10 "a,
,nt,nnial wear il would seem a. though now
.t> " are ab5u, to begin ia, second cru,ur, Yl
'"t national existence il would he a most 1T
iu- time iyr these reforms,
Fuih-En4ei such law a, " ID iu.llr, 81 speed,
iurn to a sound currency. such . viIl com
ln4n4 the respect u the world.
Believing that these views VIII commend
70 the majority of tn, right think
.h- .tnd patriotic citizens Of the niteI state
-u'Ini The TT 90 Congress. /. :. GRANT.
Nucutl' Mansion, Dec. III. l--j.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
CONFES SION {
Particular Notice.

TIIE >Ub>C EiBFE hereby g!ycs public notice
i 90 ali Concerned. Thai he Bas J,cn duly al,.
iu. ntrt and has taken uIon himself Tie trust
.i -n Hl4 -trAtar % the estate 90
I. II. iiAIDIN1, VI. u, late q Ellsworth
m thc County ~ lIancocA, d.rca.cd. by
..Fing bond ~ the Jaw directs hv therefore
requests all per whp indebted to sand de-
o, -s'd- estate. 10 make immediate pawn, Mt and
those who have any lcmau j.. tlcrruu, to exhibit
tar -amc tor pa meui-
ss- onlcc adjoining Hancock Cosuty saving,
E-uk. Hour. ltom uac uH.4l uyr o'clotA T.. "
I. 9. FE,k. Alm-r
E..-w,rth June Il i~-5 rmu-ls
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s WORN STATEMENT
. OF a
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gentleinen.-I hereby certify that ! have had
aiarrh for ten wears, and for the last six years
lave been terrible sufferer. was rendered par
Nally deal, had huzzing in the head, pains across
-Sle temple dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes,
'Swoiien and liberated tonsils hard and constant
cough. severe pain across the chest aud every in.
dicatIon of consumption. My head achel all the
time. The matter accumulated rapidly in NV
head and throat that could not keep them free.
Frequently AT night would spring out OF bed 1t
seemed TO me at the point OF sunocaiion. woad
then have recourse 10 every means in my power
TO dslodge the mucus from my throat and head
before being able to sleep again. For period Of
six years my tonsils were liberated and so much
in1smed that conld with difficulty swallow. |
finally con suited IN eminent surgeon in regard to
an operation them. but 81 his request pOstpon-
ed il. The constant Inflammation and liberation
IN my throat caused by the poisonous matter
dropping down from my head had so irritated and
nnamed my lungs tina, coughed incesssntly.-a
deep. hard cough. Meanwhile nv system began
TO show the effects OF this disease. 50 that ln-i
nesh, grew pale, and showed every sympton OF an
early death by consumption When matters had
reached this stage or about six month. ago, lie.
gan the use of SaNFoRD's RADICAL JURE FoR
tATARRH Aitcr using the flrst bottle began tn
improve rapidly. The first dose seemed clear
my head as had not known It 10 be tor years. IL
seemed gradually To arrest tire discharges. II
stopped my cough ia three days. by using 1t as
gargle soon reduced the inf Elimination aud swell
ing of my tensis, 50 that they soon ceased to
trouble me. The soreness across my chest disap-
pcared. the buzzing noises IN my heal ceased. nv
senses OF hearing and oi seeing were completely
restored. and every symptom OF disease that had
by Ihe use OF sANFORp's RADICAL CUgE ron A
TARRH.
have been thus explicit because, a drug
glst. have seen great deal OF suffering irom
CatAFTh, and hope 70 convince many that this L.
great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF atarrh a.
pracused by the best ply siclaus. and have con
suited The most eminent about my ease. | have
used every kind OF remedy and apparatus that
have appeared during period of SIX ycar- past,
and have. while following their use. taken great
care oi my general health, but obtained no relief
OF encouragement from any OF them.
Since curing myself with >ANFpKDs RADICAL
CURE, have recommended II IN over one hun
drcfi cases without single case Of failure. and
have IN numerous Instance. received wholesale
orders from parties to whom have sold one huf.
tie. This l. the only patent medicine have ever
recommended, never having believed in them lc-
fore, although constantly ugAg,,l no their sale.
Very gratefully yoms.
GEORGE =. DIA~MORE.
With J. b. WHITE Druggist.
rs Portland. corner sudbury street.
BosToS, Eco. p.
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HANCOCK HOUSE I!

Ih- House b. centrally located and Ia. recent
is been thoroughly reIaiIel and Tv4urLlsht
throughout.
The proprietor intends 70 give ,r-o1a! ailcu-
u"n 10 The table and the wants of Ai- Eursts. and
Haitcrs himself that he can now furnish u. good
accommodations ~ can be found IA the city.
good stable, and : faithful Ostlcr. always on
it- bED. GOtlu.
West End Of Union River Bridge
Ellsworth SEPT 20, IS. i,rss
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PrLLs have been known for
more than a quarter of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for Their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several aSsimilative organs of the
body. and are SO composed that obstr1c-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or cvade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body. but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have hatiled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects. they are, at the same time, Tho
safest and best physie for children. BY
their aperient action they gripc much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates. containing neither calomel
nor any dclrtcrious drug these Pills may
d. taken with Satct4 by anybody Thor
slrr-coatju. preserves them ever fresh.
auI makes them pleasant 10 take, wle
l,tul purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from th,ir use in any quantity
PREPARED uY
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO Lowell, Mass,
Practical and hnniyticai Chcu,i>t-
Slib ~ ALI bhttUislS I|iI.lWHEl.E
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

Are the most ef-
fective and congo
NAL purgativeever
discovered. They
are mild, but ei-
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
searching Cathar-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16

>UfFpLk. -. Fsb y l-.J.
lnsn personally appeared the -ail Gcorgc +.
Din,more, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by him subscribed Is true.
Before uIc.
SETH J. THOMAS.
Justice OF the Peace.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
TERRITORIAL LAWS.

observations while visiting the territories Of
wyoming. L tab and Colorado during the pasi
autumn convinced me that existing laws rcgu-
iaiing the disposition OF public lands. timber,
'u-, ana probably the mining laws themselves
are very defective and should be carefully
amended and at an early day. A territory
Nhcfe cultivation OF the soil can only be fol-
lowed by irrigation. and where irrigation Is not
ptaclicaoie the lands can only be used as pas
turaSe-and this only where stock can reach the
water To quench its thirst. cannot be- governed
i'A the same laws as TO entries. a. lands, every
acre OF which j, an independent estate by itself
Lands must be held in large Quantities 10 iuSfi-
iv the expense of conducting water upon II 10
make IL fruitful or 10 justify utilizing it a. i
pi-turage The timber in most Of the terrific
iie> l. principally confined to the mountain r.
@i"n> which arc held for entry in small quanti-
,8> ohiE ana ana as mineral lands. The tim
hHf J. me property Of the nited STATES for the
Gl-p">a! "i which there i now adequate law
ht settler must become consumer Of ihi.
lumber whether ne lives on the plain. or en-
S'i-e> IN working in the mines. Hence every
Al3h becomes either tre>passCr himself or
kHoWingiY patron Of the trcspa>scr. Nv oY-
p9rtunlilt'> Tor observing were not sufficient to
Justify me N recommending specific legislation
on these subjects. bat Do recommend that a
i"lni committee of the two Houses of Congress
-uihrienilE large 20 be divided into Sul,-commit-
Ices. b. organized Ia visit all the mining state-
aiti territories during the coming summer. and
'lai the committee shall report 10 Congress al
lll' ncNi session. such laws ar amendments to
laNNs - Il deems Necessary TO secure the b.~i
interests oi the government and the people u
these territories "a ho are doing 80 much for
ihtlT Development. am sure the citizens oe-
lpying the territory described DO not wish to-
itlne>pa>-er> nor will thevs,c il legal ways ar
PROV ided for them to hccome owners Of these
actual necessities Of their position.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
VOLUME 81.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of Family Physic
and for curing Costiveness, Janndlee.
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
For sale.

THE privilege to cut wood and lumber on the
i Sullivan Granite Company's land can be
obtained by applying to their Agent
FRANK 5. HODGMAN, Agent,
Smos &S' Sullivan, Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
CONSUMPTION CAN Be CURED

h} 10 timely g'~"rt t.t th.- stHnfasl H-u,.. ...
'roFrl u7 hanArrds of tc-t#nah.a- +. .a.. a......
"a
Mono eenu.n, unless 'tyncd 90 rllI-r ma.
wrapper.
20 Ct. 81 bottle: msgr t'.... #..
the cheaper
-Erm W FowLE. ( soN~. r.ar..... ~.
BON. Ng--
~.4! is Ir1ier- gauerallv-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
: klcai'nsss. .s6a spsIasa

"a vfKE MORMON QUESTION

a'aB V1Kk MORMON QUESTION. - d.
In sss g. r. ? sss. as l,fl
had hsSsss aasssi " m ss.ss ~ e., e,a @a's
have called sttentien to the anomalous. not ~
say seandalops, condition Of affairs existing In
the fcftirorT Of rtah md have asked for dom
lte Legislation 10 correct II. That polvgamv
shoald exist IN free enlightened and chr 4 iess
eoun'it WITHOUT the power 10 punish so M
raisfffaas pssinsi CicSvuvT AMI ucrIisv
IA etsiEtl,Oh1 TASl}lsaAis nSlH II
sn-Jsin tins Unnatural vice, but wh.ts Is needed
i tihssHi NJ nhisb ! ssiacttAd ard I'D thtytaIie
'ihie 10 bN the siaiais el the innocent children.
oh9prings OIL fhss system. and OF the possibly
innocent liiural w'iyes4 But as an institution
polvgs,ny should be banished from the land.
ME this Is being DONE | invite the atten-
Ton o. Congress 10 another. though perhaps no
less an eVll,the importation of Chinese women
but few of whom are brought TO our shores TO
'ursue honorable or useful occupations.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-16
BOSTON.


N 10 state ST.. Opposite ktIbv st.
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Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO, lowell, Mass.


Practical and AnntYtiral Chcusi>t-
SIiD ~ ALI. Ll,IUNiSiS IEii.l WHERE
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sunday evening. Rev. VIM. Forsyth deliv-
cred powerful and interesting lecture on the
Curses Of lntemperancc. The Cong. church
was crowded 10 ifs utmost ext snt. and the au-
dleuce seemed fairly to drink in every word
and extraordinary forcbe language, the giant
evils Of the fell destroyer. God values human
life above every thing else on tho fae, Of his
foot,tool. and how fearful then. the response
bihty of those who wi'iuily anil knowingly en-
danger that upon which the ruler OF the uni
verse sei> such high price. The first who
are responsible arc those persons who msnu-
flcture ardent spirits. Tho di>tilleries through
ont the land cast dark shadow over the lace
oi His fir earth, a does the deadly upas tree
ot eastern countries. over the regions
whore it houri>he,. Here j, where the evil or
i-Iultc>. Again these who sell il are equally
responsible. bartering hImln life for "A few
pAiiry dollars. They regard money OF greater
Value than human lite. IAey pace an immort-
j.. sui in one side of the scale. and ateD-ceut
scrip ~ thu Other, AMI asArjciou>lv pat ihe
,,r.p Ifp their pocket. AMI sav 10 the mmort a.
sou 20 down 10 the pit What ,iart.iu. re-
lI.tN j. tht, Who cannot >oe ths cnprmi'y Of
iha .iuf \ soul damned for . fw p3ltry dol
lars, Actin those who buy ard. VI spirits IN
amy wy or Tor any use whatever aFe Justly
Ella CO... ouutabc. FINALLY those are bella strict
, r.-rau-lb., Wh' .!p mot ~ no tHsiT iluen-c
il cNrrv Wv possible 10 eu.-i Laws for the p ,r-
lose % putting down THE sale ot ihr arrur- d
,Hp. Ne y axe license laws with enc alll.
j. b IS DO the other .ect -i bows.
III" lecture next sabbath evening i, 70 o.
upon tine Temperance Reform
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Eaca>p8rt 4 E,l-or y. l.. ,a.v joseph
l. BueA.
Ancf the PM testimony vl- all la.
fb- cas-, wa withdrawn from The jur, aud
carried to the Law Court ca Report
Hale a Emery wi-well & IIadlock
~ l'il-. for Den.
John ". swazcy & ais. Durham F.
tes
This action was once before Tried at the
October Term. ls.3. Of thi. Court. whei &
verdict Was rendered for the Der. EX-
eeptions were filed aud sustained. and the
trial at this term began on Thursday last.
ad continued until Wednesday. OF this
week. The action Is trespass for cutting
and tearing Away PIES dam. situated on
Long Pond Stream. in Bucksport. The
defence was that the dam obstructed the
natural flow of water. aud thereby pre-
vented the Def. from driving his logs.
aud that the injury complained of was on
/ ly done by Deft. for the purpose of obtain
10 his rights. The verdict of the jury
was, as before. Not Guilty.
/ Hale & Emery Wiswell & Knowles
for Plffs. for Def.
The criminal docket is taken up to-day
fwadnesdavA
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There are serera. vessel, loading wiki
amber 4; i-e vharye>.
Three young men left til. a.ty Monday
oniuS eta ro4,c for California.
Our High S.lo, commenced la.,
Monday ~l.h aa Attendance Of ab5u. 10
scholars
We are requested g. STAKE ;l4. Mr..
J.. A. Waeruoa-e viii give public
Ting ID Ellsworth sometime next week.
Owing 10 the absence OF Rev. W. II.
= yon. ;hcre v l L. uo service, ia the I-a--
t.ran Church u4sa the first SUNDAY in
SHAY.
rue dancing school Of NJ. Geo. 4. JOY
va.ah was 70 have commenced last Tues
4. evening, "sN postponed on account
q. -ae storm To- Friday evening.
The Temperance Lecture ty Mr.
l-mlrey. IL Hancock Han sunday I've
~a- attended byslar.e and interest,"
N audience, and contained many INSTRUCT
-. aad conclusive facts.
Waa,ed-By the Els Reform Club. q
aug i7'7oi '-'- QUE 20 dispose
opi,.' - '''e "'.Lsi ''-'-e' l.''-i--,''e.
.,.,..
~ ine District meeting OF school Dis
'fe, 40. 3, held in tie school hau-c oil
.9'i street Saturday afternoon, John G..
jordan. lr-. was elected agcn, to- The
ensuing year. aud the proposition 10 raise i
sam OF money TO build a Jew -choo. house
Hancock Ian seems 70 be ~ con-'a'i
iAeiy' SUNDAY evening thrie "a' p
Aloe .'0''ie .i'sts' MONDAY '''-
.''s - 'l' ie'A' A'''' - A.
''.i9 " 'u''''d'1 evening mere = ~
''i1I DAI1e' "ul H1Al evening ."'
.''"''i5 'A'eh' anu rf'das evening D.
''''''''-' o'''o'''
There VIII BE- a Grand Spelling Match
@Es,;,., f........,. 49,, ~. -
u...,ha.. -, %. y - 49,.
~ "a '''-' ~
~ sue nan - '-''
mere q % De a social Dance a Han
''N 'ia'' lhls " edhe,aay Evening for ID,
cement Of Mr. John J. Hatton Good M
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s7-C. {. BJRRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, /,
Agent aud Attorney for SEVEN r. good Fire
Insurance companie. \, can be found at any
Insurance Agency in Now England; Is Agent
AMI can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy: i Agent for the Old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Of Mainc. the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for The Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any kind Of In
,urancc, viii ind it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits Of hi
Compani.. h.tarr iu-urins elsewhere. CORES
l.andsn,o solicited. Ar
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No one who ever used DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar Wild cherry and Harehound. will be
without it. A. = remedy Tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure tor Group. and preventive
81 consumption, II has no equal. Acts like a
harm IN whnnping cough. There j. no ease
which il will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
tans no opium or other dangerous drug and Is
pleasant 70 take have secured the sole agen-
cy. ana will furnish sample bottles at 10 Ct.
:. u. Wiggin druggists. Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage. proprieior- Philadelphia. John
". Perkins & Co. Portland. General agents.
ly4S
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The Peabody Institute has also just published
a new book treating exclusively of NERVOUS
MENTAL DISEASES, more than two hundred
,oyal octave pages twenty elegant engrav ing,
Either oil the above books are sent by mail to
any part Of the world, closely sealed, postage
paid, on receipt OF price. Or all three books sent
10 one address at the same time on receipt OF
only o.. Here is offered over eight hundred and
ffty pages of the ablest and best printed and
bound popular medical science and literature, on
subjects OF vital Importance to all, Tor only e.
barely enough to pay Tor mailing. 1t should be
borne in mind that these great Medical W orks are
| published by the Peabody Medical 1nssas-
use an honored institute, established with large
fun,is Tor the sole purpose of dong good.
These are, hey ona all comparison the most ex-
| traor,linary works on Physiology ever published
There is nothing whatever that the Married or
Single OF either Sex either require or wish TO
know, but what is fully explained and many mat
tiers OF the most important and interesting charac-
| ter are introduced. to which no aliusien car be
| found in any other works in our language. All
| the New Discoveries of the author, whose ex :
/ perence is such probably never before Tell to
| the lot oil any man, are given IN fnil. No person
| should be without these valuable books. The
press throughout The country, the clergy aud the
medical faculty generally nightly extoi these ex
| traordinary and useful works. The most tastid-
Gus may read them.
| Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. 4 Bulfnch st. Opposite Revere House). Bos-
5. The author and consulting physicisa
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COMMISSIONERsI NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hos, fAKKER TUCK, Judge OF Probate
Tor the County OF Hancock. to receive and eN-
anime tae claims OF creditors to The estate Of
Samuel Is. freethy, late OF Brooklin, deceased,
represented insoyent, do hereby give notice, that
six months are allowed to said creditors to bring
in and prove their claims; and that we shall at
tend hat service at the seectmen's Office in
Surry, ON The twelfth day of June, and twelfth
day of October next, SAMpEt. WATSON,
LUTHER LORD.
ourry, April ~, 1875. 3wl6