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Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
supreme judicial Court, October Term, 1873
JUDGE DICKERsoN PRESIDING.

JUDGE DICKINSON PRESIDING.
The October Term Of the supreme ia
dIcial Court finally adjourned on Friday
last, after a session OF twenty-five days
large amount OF business was dis
posed of. and the docket wss well cleared
OF old cases. Eighteen verdlcts were rem
dered. which is a larger number thAr ev-
er before taken in this County at single
term.
Much credit i due from the bar parties.
and citizens OF the County. 10 his Honor,
Judge D.cker>ou, for the promptness
wiki which he dispatched the business
the attention and patien; hearing he gave
to each and every case, and the clearness
and soundne>s OF his instructions 10 the
jurios By which right yer3icis were rem
dered
NOV. 4. y. Wiggin * ais Gideon s.
Cook al. Verdict for Dens
Emery for Plfs. Joy Peters fer Den.
Eben Clark Stephen d. joy
This WAS an action Of SANDER for words
spoken in a school district meeting by the
Deit. OF the Plf The Def. did not justi-
fy. but retracted the offensive epi,hets
used. and excused himself by showing
that they were spoken by him in anger
Verdict for Piff for SIS.
Wi.well for Plff Peters for Dcn
John Fahy Robert Mullen.
Action to recover damages for an as
sault.upon the person OF the Pm. By the
Dett. The testimony showed that the par
ties had an Incorporate discussion in rela-
ton to the temperance reform movement.
that both got warmed up-,hat hst words
passed between them. and that Deft. seiz-
ed the Pm. by the collar or throat. and
slapped his face, whereby he was some
what injured. IL was for this offence. that
the action was brought. and the Deit.
while admitting technical assault. con-
tended that he was aggravated past endur-
ance by the words of PlG The jury found
verdict for Plf. for the sum of sl25.
Motion for new trial, and exceptions filed.
Emery for Pif. Peters for Def.
Nov. 5. Charles b. Joy Alex Martin.
action 10 recover for the breach of warran-
y In the sale OF a horse by Def. to Pin.
There was much testimony as to whether
Il warranty was given or not. and also as
{" the value of the horse, Deft contend.
ing that the horse was better than he rep
resented. Verdict for Deft.
Joy & Peters for Plf. Redman for Delft
The following divorces were decreed be-
tween
Maria Woodcock. Lib't.. v Aaron II.
Woodcock.
Peters Cunningham.
Mercy S. Rich Lib't.. V John Rich
Peters Wiswell.
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Bro. Albina II. Carter; W. V. I. Sister
Aobie Whitney; W. Sec Sister Mary T..
johnson; w. F. Sec. Bro. f. Wardwen: !:
W. Treas. Bro. Frank Wood; W. Chaplain,
Rev. Jos. ii. Taylor; w. NJ. Bro. Eldridge !;
W. l. G.. Sister James Friend; W. o. G..
Bro. Albert Whitney. The Installation Of
officers, is expected to take place next Sat
urday evening.
The Baptist Church have resum ed the
Sabbath afternoon services, having preach
ing at 10 80 A. NJ, and is p. NJ. PRAYER
Meeting at p. N.
The Minutes for the churches of the
Hancock Baptist Association. are ready
for delivery, the Clerk has them.
Quite number of the horses have the
epizootc in mild form. some cannot be
used, others. are used a little, but 1t occa-
>ions some Inconvenience. The delegates
chosen by the Lodge OF Good Tcmplars 10
attend the County Lodge. which meets at
Nj. Desor;. are prevented from attending.
in consequence. j II. r.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

Tn regular meeting Of the Aid Society met
Monday e'enug. NOV. 9Th With lul aficu!-
ance. MIR. " hitmore the President presided.
Prayer By Mis- Phelps. Followed hy singing.
Tins was business meeting AMI busincs, thai
it was nece,sar, 10 attend TO- but of course it
! not - interesting 10 the majority a the Re-.
marks from the ladies would have been. but
We are in hopes that the like Will not occur
again. All bushes. in regard 10 the needs OF
poor families goes before The benevolent COM
mliee. several Young ladies were appointed
10 read at the next meeting. SO ihat we may
feel sure Of having come good temperance
items read y letter sent by Mis- Martha J-l-
H>on, " ho Wa, unable 10 be present. was read.
and remark, made by Mrs. B. II. Aiken. after
which we sdiourncd 10 meet MONDAY Nov 23I.
SECRETARY.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

List of vessels built in the District of
frenehman's Bsy during the present YEAR
Sch. City of Ellsworth. built by |. VI. Grant.
Ellsworth. s2.l9 tons; sch. Clio Chilcott. by +.
L.HFullerton. Ellsworth. Ss.6i tons: Tern sch
Clifford, by King Bros, Lamoine, 276 OF ton. I;
sch. II. c. Bunker, by Hugh Mcdonald. Frank
lin. 1892 tons; 3arkantine Annie ;. Hall. by
Hall Bros. Ellsworth. 4i54l tons sch Ceres.
(re-builtJ by >am'l Alley, Ellsworth; bark
Mary {. Hale. by l. NJ. Grant. Ellsworth. Jss.
S6 tons: Tern sch Joseph Wilde, by 4. Rich
ard-on, fremont. 2S9 36 tons-making total
of lG27.5s tons.
summary-l bark. Sos SO tons: barkantine.
45j4I tons; schooners, 9O3.sl tons total.
l927.jS.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

BE Alexander klcc
Gone 10 meek bili A.lcu.
Boston Gi9be.
The alligator that swallowed corset
l. dead. IL stayed uU his stomach. and did
not accord with his constitution.
A woman b, VERY Ike kettle. II You
come Z" tniuk 81 b. she sings away 80
rirH-aut.V-iiIrn She ~top--aud when voI
least "Npcct t >he boil, over
The eutefpri>iu- individual. who i.
Organizing brass hand Of twenty women.
.ays that. II tAcy learn Aall a. many airs
a. they put oH, the experiment cannot illl
to be- "a success.
They were about 10 bury woman at
Bradford, the other day. but were COM
PEELED I" p",Fpue the funeral Indefinitely.
to CRAFTY 4 -udIen whlm OF the corpse.
who a-hvd 10 be TUNED On her side.
AT territorial hanging, the yic-im
who had been Literally supplied with whi>-
XIV prior To fulfilling hi- engagement, with
the sheriff. wd> asked AT the last moment
If he would have ANYTHING. just one
drop he replied. lie got H. II wa,
about siN feet. aud broke his neck He
took drop too much.
A Texas Judge i. credited wiki the
following decision: The fact i. Jones.
the jail j. au old, richety affair. A. cold a.
an iron wedge. You applied to This cour,
Tor release on bail, giving il a your
opinion that You would freeze 10 death
there. The weather has not moderated.
and 10 keep you from Cecziug Will direct
the sheriff to hang YOU At 4 o'clock thl,
afternoon"
The small boy sharpened hi, pencil
and wrote the adventures OF the day. The
diary "a SOD 1
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Steamship Burnt.
GALVESTON, Tex. y

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. 9.
The steamship CITY Of Maco," arrived
from New York to-day, aud anchored out
,.ie, with fleet of vessels Al 10 O'Clock
Ills morning, she was discovered to be on
ffr y strong Northeast wind was blow
Ing. with showers Of rain. The passen-
gers, officers and crew. took to the ships
open boats at 3 A. NJ. and passed through
tle hret. The sea was SO high. that yes
s-.s could render no assistance The last
iatt was seen Of the open boats. they were
drifting Ia an Easterly direction down the
coast. The steamship CITY of Maco." was
valued at sl5O.O00 and was partially in
sured in New York and Europe. She was
tAree-quarters full OF freight, which was
general merchandise, and was valued at
800 600 She was built in 1873, at Chester
p
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11


Last Monday evening. the members of
Pleasant Home lodge OF Good TcmpIars in
this town. celebrated the anniversary of
their organization. and a very pleasant en-
tertainment Aa> the result. 1t wa, pleas
ant evening, and large company were in
attendance. The members had eXerted
their ingenuity in decorating the hail. and
it presented a fiue appearance.
The lodge wa. called to order bv the
presiding officer Of the organization. after
which the officers elect, were daily install
ed by the lodge deputy. Leonard Wooster.
E>q. The district deputy, NJ. J. Dow Of
Brooks. then delivered short lecture, aft
er which tnc company were favored with
several rccitation-. dialogues. songs aud
dcclamatipuS. which did credit "a the per-
torm"r-. The company then repaired 10 The
upper h4'.. "her" nice supper was serv-
81. ip "h'rh. 81 i needless 10 say, ample
Justice wa d'lc. The receipts are to be
devoted 10 finishing the payment for a fine
organ. which ha~ been recently purchased,
aud Which adds much to the attracliveness
OF the lodge room. There is plenty Of mus
i'al talent in the place, and the organ will
find plenty OF Lse This lodge now nun
bers some eighty members. and i prosper
ing nnely.
The following officers were Installed -
W. o. 6. {. Rowe; ". / G. Agne, Bah:
W. ID. T.. Hattie Strauou; W NJ. {.
Nouthrr.ani, W. l.. c. siratton; ". +.
:. Martha Wooster; W \. :. Fannie
Soutne-iard; W :. Alice Clab,rce; W. {.
Avon Fo-s, ". V. g Mary Moor: y {.
t.. Oscar l.. Crabtrce: W l.. II. :. Ada
Wooster; ". Il II ; Hattie Jelli>on.
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CRANBERRY IsLEs-Ar %. sch Kate Grant [of
Ellsworth) Dow, Labrador, months cruise for
Newburyport
Sid 80, Kate Grant, for Nevburyport.
" HARBOR-sid lst, schs onward Mayo.
Providence, Valparaiso, Ober, boston.
Ar ,, sch Yankee Lass stanley, do.
Sid :. sch Sea Bird, Stanley, Calais.
AR 4. sch Adele Pray, Pray, Portland.
Ar q, sch Flora Crindie. Stanley, Boston.
PoRrLANp-Ar LIST, sch Rattan, sinclair, Els
worth for salem, II Gushing, Treworgy, Ellis
worth for Boston.
Sid /. sch lily of Ellsworth. Grant, Ellsworth.
Sid 1. sch Theory. Goss, fremont, Catherine
Patteu. Ellsworth for Boston.
Bosros-Ar 80. sen Esteile. Hodgkins, Hancock.
Ar ., sch Virginia, Abbott, sullivan, Capt John,
Hodgkins, Ellsworth.
Ar 5. sch J Lee. Mullen. Hancock. VIM TELL
Leach. Bucksport. Omha. Hayerty Hancock.
Ar ), sch Ii + Gushing, Miiken. Surry, Susan
Frances stearns, Lamoiue. Elezabeth, Nhtmore,
Ellsworth; Luella, arter, do; Samuel Lewis,
Hammett, do, Rozella. stanley, Cranberry Isles.
Harvest Home Hodgkins, Lamoine. Laurel. Ben
nett, Franklin, " reath Poster. do.
sALEM-Ar ,, sch Henry Clay, DYER. Franklin,
Rioomer, Freeman. Mt Desert, Express, Hamor,
Eden Mary & Eliza. Babbidge, Franklin for New
York + A Magee, Young Bluehill for New York.
NEWPORT AR 2 sch Nellie Grant, Jordan.
from Providence
Ar S, sch Clio Chilcou. Fullerton.
NEW loRK-Arl |, sch JOS Wilde, New t09l Reed,
fremont, 4 W Ellis, Ferguson. Ellsworth
Ar 1, sch lreka, Moon. sullivan.
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nton.

The tan tcrm of school in District No
!. closed Oct. s,h. amer . pleasant term.
The following are the name, OF the schoi-
ars that were present and runctual every
day. l-icknc,> excepted
Carrie T.. Marshall. Gertrude W. smith.
Mauie +. Burns. AiveItina Marshall. Lii
lie Leland. D.da L. Leland. Carrie \.
Higgins. Mary Burns. Elmeuia l.. Mar
shall. Annie ilammctt. Elsie NJ Leland.
Alta v. Mcfarland. Ar;ie l. HAYNES
Ralrh II. Jordan, Ernest Haynes, Dwight
II. Burns.
scholars absent but oHe-half day:
Colii \. Marshall. Lizzicbcllc McFar-
land, Lizzie :. Barns. Edgar Leland
Jennie '. Treworsy. Teacher
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How the old aud lunrm are supported BY
frliows' Compound - rup OF n , po opho- pbitr-.

During the ,igor Of you'h the expenditure II
the power of tie mind (Which b, tie real seat
ul man, strength j, balanced hy ncrNity u
the uutntne 80. .Ious, without The All VI sls-
cItr.
But imr. the everlasting d. sipa'ur of Icg-
son - ~ t,rnt-, s.t> a limit to H. rUwrr. aHJ.
o. = - Ia epoch that science may render H.
man the desired s,i-Jancy. .lnd r., yrp tie il ain
upon Ai- wasted yucr.lv>.
Each ,hurt 81 the L!nd, every at OF tbe 5ody
VIII extract volume of nervous tIrfu,u ~
prppvT ton o the magnitude of The thought 90
ac ion, aud since thi- iiy pophp- philr c.mJina-
uon really Wal supply the rlsr! to The uoLy !,
lt nd>t support the human me, eui,Ia success
fIl.y alter the gOr oi youth j. past.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Bluehf1I.

Blueh1l1.
MOUNTAIN ECHO LODGE. I. o. G. T.
IL may be interesting to the friends of tenn
peranee. to know that this Lodge of Good
'emplars has revived, and determined 10
maintain its organization. 1t numbers
among its members some Of the staunchest
temperance people to be found. those who
can be relied upon all the time. for any
temperance work Being governed by
principle, and not by fashion. or impulse,
or excitement. it devolves upon these 20
keep the fires burning upon the altars of
temperance, aud TO continually exert an
influence that shall .be 1elt in the commu-
nifty. This Lodge has done much good in
this place since its organization, but for
some months il has seemed to be under a
cloud No meetings have been held dur
ing the summer, and some have feared,
that IN giving birth to earnest and active
temperance effort out of the Lodge room
last winter. it had given up its own life.
Eut ii still lives; and the prospect is very
fair tor vigorous life aud growth 1t will
doubtless realize that Bread cast upon
the waters is found after many days - and
it will gather in, some OF the strength.
which it originated and fostered. At the
election of officers, the following were
chosen for the ensuing quarter w. c. T.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

How f. establish permanent health when
the constitution j. undermined BY dropsy. Md
uey, bladder, ana gandulAr maladir,. Brisht's
disease. retention and incontlnen.r Of urine.
diaactc'. gr,vc., Affections ol the uriuo gent al
organs. female irregularities. pain in th- back
aud ioin-, plriakc occasionally Of HtHrs Rem
say Api al the avenues Of health VIII be re,-
torci to action.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

This afternoon. Josiah Beaurcgard, -
wears old. SON OF II. Beauregard, was
shocS5u.y aud III, feared fatally injured.
by a steam Ore eagjIe which vas being
tried. wh,n the hose broke from it, con-
tiaeineut, the nozzle striking the boy on the
teIiug his nose aud splitting his lip.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

4 man named Knight. in charge OF
gang of Ia0orer>. at South Naiick, slipped
AcH4rge OF nitro-glycrrine into his pocket.
which subsequently exploded as he was
entering wagon with 4 man named Ryan.
B''a ~ere thrown a great distance. aud
Ryan Was fatally injured.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

H.w much pain and suffering might be avoid
ed, bow much time and money might be saved
u every ms ani woman hrcw ju.t what % DO
whtoh occur daily. The Forest 1arBoJk =
VIII give ou the Information yau need on this
subject. All tho healing properties ot Tar are
found in thr Forest Tar SAVE There /, 40
Article which wili relieve Tue pain AMI heal the
wouud 80 AuicAIy. Keep il Where ypu c,n pat
yonr hand on it at ans moment. You ~ hud
the Do Ok al the druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
n Elisworth.-liss Of Premiums awarded by
the Farmers IIub.

List ofpremiums awarded by the Farme s.
Club Of North Ellsworth, held at their hall.
Oct. 18th and 18th, 1875.
Frareis MeGown, citron, Ist prem % cts !:
water melon, ID prem 10; cabbage lst prem.
25; David Merrett, enions. I'd prem 10; KIM
ball Leach, I'd best display, 40; squash ID prem.
15: beets 2d prem 10; Rutabaga turnips, 1st
prem. 20; cucumbers, lst prem. 15; parsnips,
% prem. 8; citron, I'd prem. 10; Wilson Y.
MeGown, cooking apples, I'd prem. Is; Rufus
Clement, cranberries, ID prem. Is; carrots.
I'd prem. s.; Frederic Richardson, beets, lst
prem. 20, James N. Moor, beans, ID prem.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Steamsh ship Lost.
SAN Francisco. Cal, Nov. 9.

- I m 4>7-y' NaI'' NV >
The lost steamship Pacific" was q
wooden side wheel steamer, of about 800
tons, built in 1851 by W. p Brown, OF
New York. Il was newly rebuilt here, by
lie Pacific Mail Co, TWO years ago, docked
4ai surveyed the tt p before last. and CIV
el a certificate Of "A p" She WAS valued
a; about sl00 COO She had a cargo OF hops
and oats worth about s22 900. The nsur-
a4ce on the ship was about s47 900. Capt.
Howell has the reputation OF al efficient
officer
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

The Ellsworth Cornet Band on their
return from Franklin last Tuesday night.
came near meeting with a serions accident
As they were coming down Egypt Hill,
the brake gave way, the horses started on
a run. and near the bottom of the hill.
some of the horses fell. Fortunately. the
carriage was not upset. and no one was
injured.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Suicide.
PORTLAND. Ne, Nov.

PORTLAND. Ne, Nov ..
Elizabeth Allen, widow. aged 30 years
OF Bartlett, y. H., disappeared sunday af-
ternoon, and was found dead Yesterday af-
tern'on, mile up the 'pouutain. having
hUug herself TO tree with 4 wooden scatf.
sue mas been IN the Insane Asylum, here-
totlre.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Arrested and Bound Over.
BIDDkFoRD. Me. NOV. 9

BlDDkFORD. Ne. NOV. y.
James CARTS has been arrested, and
houud over In $500, on charge OF stealing
coat hat aud riug from +. Need, of the
Needs House A portion of tae property
,NaS recovered
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Thief Are sted.

PORTLAND, Me, Nov. y.
\ Brakeman on the Name Genital Kali
ROAD named Perry. residing In skowhesan.
was arrested and held in $500 bonds at that
piace. to-day. for stealing freight. large
quantity beng found on his premises.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Presidential Appointment.
>HINGroS. Nov. 9

The President appointed Alonzo Bell. OF
department Of the Interior. vice STANLEY
P.ummer OF Maine transferred to another
clefAship. Bell has been FOR some years in
the office Of the Second Auditor Of the
Treasury.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Serious Fire.

~ TlN' -'t9fS-sF y "
A fire occurred this morning in the three
story building. Ia to is Congress Street
Iae ioo-er. are G. I. Daniels, Shoes,
$ ool; c. \. Raymond, Shoes. $500
B.Ier. Darn & Co.. Leather, 81 500. The
b.i Ing was damaged 81 900. and owned
by W. B. Spooner. The loss is covered
.E l.enrance
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
NJ \ II X | f. ID.

Pcnobsco,-Oct. 25th, by Rev. l.. ;. Trip,
Mr. Merrill 7. HincAicy and Miss Carrie NJ.
Liitlctcld, both Of PenobscOt,
Gould,boro-Nov 9TH, by II. L. Whitaker
Esq, MIR. Leonard Rolf. Of Gouldsboro, and
Mis- Ada Fo>S. oi Cherry field
Waliham-Noy. 3. By Calvin kiugman Esq.
Mr.. Frank A. Libby and Miss Ellen A. Mar
riti, both Of DcblpiS.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
ataI Accident.

NEw BEDFORD. Mas. Nov. O..
P4u.ch Henry jordan. son Of Patrick X
Jordan, wa, struck by car on the North
Bedford railroad near Willis Point this
Metulus, aid was instantly Killed.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Al a court Of Probate holden a. Ellsworth with

At IA court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth with
in and foo the County of Hancock on the 2d
"Wednesday OF Oct. \. ID. 1875.
cAMUEL WATSON, administrator upon the
. estate OF William A. Knowles late Surry in
said County, deceased, having presented his ii Il
account vi administration upon said estate for
Probate:
ORDERED That the -aId Admir-. give notice
TO all persons interested by causing "A COPY oi
this order 10 be published three weeks successive.
ly the Ellsworth American, printed at Els.
wOt tn, that they may appear at u Probate Court
to be holden at Els, IN said county, on the
let eInesay oi Dec. next, at ten of The clock in
the forenoon. and show cause, ii any they have
why the same should no, be HilrweI.
3wi5. PAR TX TUCK Judge
A true cOpy-atle.t: CO. \. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
FOR SALE IN
ELLSWORTH, ME-,
BY
S. D. Wiggin. Druggist
s-yr - IS

EA lsdy who has lost ihrrc sons by consump-
tion writes from Hartford. Conn. to say that
her only remaining child, laughter, hal been
saved. -he b@l.eNe-, 4 ON . ike fate by the use
Of HALE's Honey OF IuREHoUND AND FAR.
Fihes Touthachc Drops cure In one miruie
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
he Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov. I0.lAM>
Pr obd5Huifs.
Ior New England, falling barometer
Northeast to Southeast winds, warm and
cloudy weather aud followed by rain at
night in the Southern and western por-
tons
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
MARINE LIST.
Notice to Mariners.

The Beacon on Bowdi,ch Ledge, salem Harbor,
was carried away during the storm on the night of
the 3lst, ult
second class Red and II ack Nun Buoy has been
placed on the east side OF the Ledge.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
GEO. DEWEY,
Inspector I'd Light House District.
Boston, Nov. I, 1875.
The Nun and Can Buoys in Boston Harbor, Vine
yard Sound and Buzzard's Bay will be taken up
during the present month for the winter, and Spar
Buoys Of corresponding colors and numbers will be
substituted tor Them
By order of the Light House Board.
GEO. DEWEY,
Light House Inspector I'd Dist.
Boston, Nov, ), 1875.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Robbers Are sted.

Eugene A Martin of Sebago. and W. F.
Haskell Of Portland. have been arrested
i'r rObbiug Benjamin Mcdonald OF Bald
win. Of $50, the robbery was committed in
d saloon
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
m,<,o X ..-oourt of r.,J4tg, OF. Ter

il Laur; VI Probate holden at Ellsworth within
ana "a. tar county ut HtucOcA, on the94 Wed
nrs!as 81 OcJ. A. %, 1873.
UIHA<h C. FkEhlNS, administrator upon tie
L estate OF " IlliAm Ubrr, late OF BrooslIn. II
saiI county, deceased. having presented ms
private account against said estate for Probate.
OKDERt D-ThAt the sand Admin. TRAITOR give
notice Thereof 10 all persons Interested, W rau,-
lny i copy OF this order u be puDllshcI th:ce
week -uGces7iycy in the Ellsworth American,
priuttI ia Ellsworth, that they may appear al a
Probate Court 70 be holden u. Els, on the
1T " elne-d4y OF Dec. next, al ten OF the clock
IN the forenoon, an shcw cause, II any they have
Why the same should not be allowed.
5Ni5. PARKER IUC X, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. \. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
Business Notices.
WAR IN ELLIS WORTH

II ltwa. not 30, 1t wculi not be publish that d
T. Martin has once more returned to his friends In
Eleventh, and would say
To the public. who value Improvement or skill.
To all who love beauty or t.-te-
10 this notice attend and excel II you Will,
In Penmanship, graceful and chasIe.
Here's man that's uuriyalIed In teaching the
art,
so elegant. useful and rare:
In very few lessons his skill can Impair.
To make The most clumsy write iair.
lis a beautiful gin, EVERY LADY SHOULD SEEK
To Use, with ease, flowing and neat,
by which her bright thoughts most impres.iyely
SPEAK,
Transcribed on an elegant sheet.
Every gentleman too, a bad haui can exchange,
For business style, journal or letter
80 exceedingly good, that like magic the change .
None need ever wish 10 write better
81 Last chance. Room opea this week All
are invited. Room, Hall over Mr. Virgins
store.
II Why is ID. 7. MARTIN benefactor ofhl
race Because he not only does right, Cwrite) as
an example, but he teaches the rising generation
TO do the same. 3w45
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

hat Iron J. valuable ~ - medicine has long
bren known, but IL /, onIy in &c Il, preparation
~ ihr particular form ~ Peruvian syrup ihIt
Il, fuli power over disease has been brought 10
iigti. It. effect III ease, Of Dyspepsia ami dr-
bainy /, most sA.Utry.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

Killing Magic Oil" is my panaces for all of my
Ills for which it is adapted. l cannot keep
house without it," st works like a charm
for curing collie, cramp, cholera morb bus, head.
ache, bruises. Try ii reader.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

GLOUCESTER, Nov. 9. The schooner Ocean of
Calais, Me. and the schooner Amulet of Trenton,
Me. which were driven ashore in the storm Of the
30th ult, on Pavilion Beach Gloucester, WIRE sold
at auction yesterday 10 Quits c. Cressey. for $50
and li0 respectively.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

DO you want to save your children. II you
do. go to G. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe,-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sens
by mail ON receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden a. Co. RockIand
Maine.