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Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Political Notes.

ArroINTMENTs.-The following appoint
meuts have been made by the Governor
anu Council:
Trial Jusiices-John Dawes. Harrison; VIII
liam Nyc. Nassalboro'; Horace W. Stewart.
NatcrSi.le; /. ". >tarbird, DiXRont Edw ard
\. Merrill. Skowhe gan; James Il. \. smith,
Pembroke.
Notsries Public-L. W. starbird, Dixmont :;
Henry +. Blanchard, Augusta.
coroners-George Ii. Foster. Belgrade
Thomas Lane. Poland.
Justices ofPeace and Quorum-1i. " Law
cuce. Augusta: Josiah : Maxcv Gardner: j.
+. Hansey, J. VI. Hutchings, Penobscoi; A. &.
Hihbard. Bucksport; Daniel Hutchinson, Po-
land: J. VI. Lane. sumner; II. ID. Puringt on.
Andover: Elisha Chick, Clifton Daniel +. Da-
Ng>. East Corinth.
To SolemniZe Marriares-(iCorge /. Pack
arI.
1t is pity the Democrats in the House
do not hire Blaine or Banks or Hall or
somebody TO lead them. They act like a
flock of frightened sheep without a bell
wether.--lN New 1ork Graphic
If Mr. Blaine had remained and voted
ou-he third term resolution we should have
read in the opposition press such pars-
graphs as these: Would il not have been
more modest for Mr.. Blaine TO have with
drawn and made himself conspicuous by
his absence?" or Mr.. Blaine voted in Il
weak tone. indicative OF his consciousness
oi the trap into which he had walked. lie
ought TO have had an engagement in the
@~-4.Ai'tss room" Those chaps who sling
ink are ready for either horn Boston
Journal.
THE MAINE DELEGATIoS.-On getting
into the House a citizen of Maine soon finds
four of her representatives. all ssugly seat
ed in four OF the best seats, all within an
arms length OF each other; Blaine and
Piaisted sitting in one row with Kelley
who has first chslee. with Frye and Hale
directly before them. And 10 State better
deserves the seats thus secured 10 them
Mr.. Blaine towers above all others on his
side OF the House as their leader and Hale
follows close on his heel. Thus far the
former has started off nobly. He seems 10
ieel the Importance of his position and his
brother members Of the whole House seem
10 recogEze him as having right 10 be
heard. whenever he rises. He was put
down tor speech tomorrow. but the sub
sequent resolution OF the House, with his
consent 10 adjourn over Until Friday, has
lost him the opportunity Cor. Of Bangor
Wing.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
General News.


Iucrcdibie Dtnbaitsn OF the no-ei Mscrrant
BREMEN. Dec. lG.-Thomassen. the pas
senger on the Mose and owner OF the cask
of dynamite which caused the terrible dis
aster at Brcmenhaveu, has confessed his
uilt. saying he has accOmplces at New
York.
It's hopes he will recover, 50 that full
particulars 81 his crime can be obtained.
The Weser /etang says authoritavely
that it Is now proved that the author Of the
catastrophe was passenger named Thorn
asSen, who has acknowledged himself not
only the ppsSessor Of the barrel which oN-
ploded. but thar he intended bringing it on
board the NoSnl for the purpose Of sinking
that vessel.
The motive for this diaboieal scheme APP
pears 20 Sayc been 90 procure exaggerated
and fictitious insurance. and To- share aft
crwlrds with others.
Thona~>eu Is quite conscious. aud ans
werS all questions. Dut The bullets have
not vet been extracted from his head.
From what j. known. the barrel propar-
pared for TIL. shameful work was made
strongly by Bremen copper, and parli-
toned. one part containing The dynamite.
and the other the apparatus for exploding
1t. The plan probably was tha, the appar-
atns should be i:nited by clock k-Hork after
Thomis-cn had landed at Southampton,
whittier he took passage, and where prob
ably the goods would be shipped.
lie Intended 20 place hi> helli,h machine
IN the Deutschland hut wa, not ready II.
timc. rhr We,cr Zeitnug dlIs,-.'In so-
Der words we communicate this. with GER
tautv that the number ofyict.m> killed ani
wounded. amounts t. one hundred and
seventy.
\ later dispatch say, that rarma>,rn has
attempted Suicide again. hy tearing oil tide
dressing from his wounds
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
New Publications.

The G0iHrV commences it, tenth year with
most attractive January number. Dear
Lady Di>dain." the latest and best novel Of
Justin Mccarthy, is brought to close; and
after taking our leave Of Christmas AID Marie,
as they sill toward the Golden Gate. we turn
TO be INTRODUCED 10 ''Madcap Violet" in
new story by William Black. the brilliant new
novelist. whose princess of Thule and
Strange Adventures Of Phaet0n" are now
read IN every language.
one of the most noticeable articles in the
magazine, and one which will claim the instant
attention of all Young men and old bachelors Of
philosophical turn, Is entitled "Woman's Oc-
cupations,' by Albert Rhodes. Mr.. Rhodes is
the earnest advocate Of woman in her efforts
to arrive at an Independent position. but /.
careful not TO identify himself with the .gita-
tors who have taken unto themselves the mis-
sion OF clam0ring for the rights OF woman and
thrusliug her forward into impudic publicity
lie i desirous that new ways may be opened
up TO her, some u which he suggests. but is
opposed 10 public YocatiOns, which, in his 0pln-
ion, tend 10 rob her Of wOmany characters
ties. The article contains some good advice to
women who want 10 make living. rs well as
some wholesome satire on those whose hearts
ache concerning the rcspeciabiity OF the ir cali
ing.
Another prominent article : Justin McCar-
thy's sketch of the royal family of Eugland
Mr.. Mccarthy is English, and evidently loves
his country and it, government, but he has
travelled sufficiently in other lands TO over
come the insular prejudice, and takes the broad
views of citizen OF the world rather than off
dweller in the middle OF London.
Richard B. kimball contributes an article
upon Bankers their tricks and MANNERS
showing the origin and development of a sort
of industry which is not generally understood
and appreciated by the coniidng public, who
are occasionally instructed at great cost to
themselves.
Charles W. Raymond. L. :. Army, contri-
butes readable article upon the survey of the
American territory in the West, and gives
many interesting facts connected with the SER
vice which have never before been published.
There i sketch of Walter Savage Landor, the
eccentric poet, by Dr. Guernsey; followed by
translation or adaptation from the advance
sheets OF a remarkable book by III. Taine, soon
to be published in Paris. Another article with
out signature is graphic picture Of the Japan
ese theatre, both exterior and interior, as seen
last year at Yeddo. The sketch which is writ
ten in a sprightly, humorous tone. and evident
ly by nan of the world who has visited the
atres before, goes SO far as to include some
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
spttiaI Aotiees. g
scnENck's MANDRAKE PILLS


viii be found 10 possess those qualities neces-
sary TO the total eradication of all bilious at
taeks sprOmpt to start the .ecretons Of the liver.
and give healthy tone TO the entire system.
Indeed. it is no ordinary discovery IN medical
science 10 have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develop all the re-
suits produced BY heretofore free use o: calo-
mel, mineral justly dreaded by mank ind. and
acknowledged 10 be destructive in the extreme
TO the human system. That the properties OF
certain vegetables comprise all the virtues Of
calomel without it, injurious tendencies, is
now an admitted tact, rendered indisputable
by scientific researches; and those who Use the
Mandrake Pills will be full y satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided by nature in
in the common herbs and roots oi the fields,
Thess pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
Of the injurious effects of eaomel or other poi
sons The secretion Of bile is promoted BY
these pills. as will be seen by the altered color
Of the stools, and disappearing II the sallow
complexion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use ace ,ml,tny each
box OF pills.
Prepared only by J. II. Sebenck IL son. at
their principal office corner Sixth am Aich
Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale BY ali drug
gists and dealers. Price % cents per box.
5w4s
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Picklngs and StcalIngs.

ENcuLrNr ACTI>U.-A NorksAireman
having ht!cd pig, aul not wishing IL Ill
S.Ic with bis uolshpor.. a. "a, thc custom.
-a.d {" Bis man who By the way. was
>'u "I the Emerald Isle.
Pat. ID l--iyc the nci gLhor.. ~uu have
given ,' me. q piece OF NY pork, m have
u'ur for ms -,.i Can yuu tell inv what
an tp dog
"boLl. >.r," -ljd Pas, "it'- myself fhat
can la that same it.uE
~''aI. SAID the orA si.ireEIlr rubbing
hl- hsHi-, and looking at Pa. Now tell
ulc wh4, am to 10.
-Il.A -sr. ,aiI Fat. .',urr anI who's. The
rraihur j. cleaned. jgs; bc after hanging li
against ihc door. where livery mothers sou
ot lHcm Will see il. aud rarly iu the morn.
lHs. before ANY one D., about. get up aud
take .u your p.. aud hide lt away. Thin
when yoar uci -hbors CONE, just bee after
telling them that the pig was -thoir"
Capita. idea.pa; - eAciAI,G,J tae /. ork7
sh.rem4n. III 81 it.T
- when ihe l- was CLEANED, il was hung
up outside 20 THAI the uei.hbors mi.ht see
b.. The countryman anN.uu,iv awaited
the approaching night, and at iast retired
TO bed. bat not 70 -lcep. Pat under the
cover or the darkness of the night, s-l..'
round the house aud stole thcp
What was the a.tanishre,t .rtn. Nor..
shireps9 ,shea. AZ early dawn. nc arose In
h,I. away the pi,. br,; found no III, tbore
can be better imagined Than described
Pat came in with l.> top o. the mornin' TO
We sir. aud giving him knowing wink,
said.
Master. how abou; the pig"
''Nci. Pat. the pig wa- sto.cn in reality" g"
Faith. ana that sounds Inst a. natural
as lt sou hll lost your pi.. said Pat with
another knowing w.H-.
But y,s. ...-.u +...f.l The pi,
w. -io.cH.
r ai'h, and the SOFIA a bi; o. me thought
}ou could act 20 "e!'. Just stick 10 that !;
lt> natural p, l.ir.
"Bnt, f"1red ;te noW ltAie orb -hre-
man. Fl tel! You the pl- was Stolen,
och. said Pat stick :" il, aud yer
hahofs ".lI behave yoa, ANA sorry bii OF
H thtN Y se'- Eaiih. lilh Z th.nN }e
'""4N N' '- :" wen.
.,..--,
,....-,9 ~, S'',' "'
-. '''' I''O'@''s Nl''N' '''"u-" M
a composltor, bleeding aud bruised.
applied lor admission 20 Baltimore hos
pjal the other day II turned out that he
had lei up The democracy have an sbund-
ahee ol pleas 80 a 10 read that iuey had
'an abundance 81 hel>- Aud the editor
said he'd have hi, revenge II he went to
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

CoMMUTATION.-Pres' Grant has com
muted the sentence OF the Jefferson Bor-
den mutiueers, George Muller and Ephraim
CLARK. who are now in Jail at Boston, TO
imprisonment in the Maine State Prison
for life. The petition was numeously
signed by sea-iarng men and merchants
through the influence of Rev. Nr. wilson
of the Seamen's Bethel. Hon. Nathan
Farweli of Rockland, has been to Washing
ton with petition from that city in their
favor. and was influential in securing the
Communication.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23; 1875.
The Attorney-Generalship.

Prominent among the names mentioned
in connection with the office, is that OF
Hon. L. A. Emery of this city. Without
in any manner urging upon the members
OF the Legislature, the propriety of electing
this gentleman, We may yet be allowed to
state the fact, and also say, that the senti-
mcut of the people of this county and their
representatives are strongly in his favor.
Knowing him as they DO, they will earnest
lv urge his election. both on the ground
of fitness and lis being proper recog-
milton OF this section OF the state, East of
the Penobscot.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

"A Rockland woman. Susan Lermond.
was arrested for selling liquor. and swoTe
in defense that she had been out of town
three weeks. -Four witnesses OF uuim-
peachable veracity had seen her during the
time. but she adhered to her story and
produced her husband to corrobUrate il.
SO she was convicted on the original charge
aud then committed with her husband for
examination before the grand jury on a
charge of perjury.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

A dead bear was boxed up in Eastponf
and sent to Boston. The hind feet were
allowed to protrude through holes, and
were covered with paper bags. On The
arrival of the box in Boston il was found
that the bags had been exchanged for a
pair of cotton socks and pair OF 3 l-2 Ia
dies boots, which. as was expected. at
tracted the attention OF the police. Orders
having been executed to convey the box to
police headquarters, a jury of inquest was
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
A California Carrot.

CRESCENT CITY. Cal. Dec. 9TH 1876.
Editor Of the american:
saw carrot to-day and it was so much
larger than any | recollect of seeing
away down East" that | send you the di-
mensions Length 80 inches. girth IS inches
weight l6 lbs. Can you beat that in Han
cock County:
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Notice of Foreclosure.
- II ;" y
s.
NIIIINM II. HOLMEs.

JOHN ~. tlt!Ht1
wlrIi,u H. HoLNEs
T JoHN II. CEI>TY. hereby give public mo-
l., uee, That ] have claim by mortgage upon
'he following parcels OF land in Hancock Coun-
ty
FIRST. 4 parcel or Ian in the Town or Han
cock bounded eu the south by the County rnai
pn inc West bY land nf Daniel Hurley ON ihc
North bF land Of fo=- On the EAst Ly land al
William Howard. ami containing t~cnsy..ey III
>rcn>p. \ parcel in Ellsworth. bounded
North hF ANA ui athcrsne Monaghan. East uy
land % ncn. l.. Holmes, south by Mountain
street. " Test by and Of Dennis Foley.
THIRD parcel IN Ellsworth. bounded on the
Wrst by Water street, on the North hy Maple
street, On the East by land OF Orgln Thomas on
'he sou.h ~ Land 4! Abram Lord containing
siNty rod, more OF less.
~ nm \ parel in Ellsworth, bounded on
the West by wateretrcet, on the North ~ lana
"i Paul Curtis, onthe Last by lard OF james \
h.uIon, on ne Nossh BY Maple street, ceuta4l-
FlrIH. 4 parcel in Sllsyorth bounded on the
North ay Maple streetS9sthe East by Land ot
Lcmuel u. Jordan, oalhe South by lani Of
Abram Lord, on the Worry land OF Raphael
Gonzales. containing SIXTY Ainc rois more or
less.
SIXTH. AFarcel IN Ellsworth bounded south
10y Maple -trcct,on the West By land OF ;. smith,
North BY Land OF James A. Hamilton, East o.
land OF Lemuel u. Jordan, containing forty.
eight rods more % less.
The date OF said mortgage j. The third day OF
December. \. D., l-1I, and i recorded in the
Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Vol. Ia, Page 37i.
The condition in said mortEagc has been
broken. BY reason whereof | claim d
foreclosure, ana claim the right OF rcdecning
the said mortgage premises, TO be forever fore
closed 10 one Year next after this publication Ia
accordance with stipulation contained N said
mortgage.
join II. Cmsrr.
Hale 4 Emery, Attorney
Ellsworth, Dec. sth, 1875. 3.49
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

Subscribers TO the American. wishing
for harper's, Scribner's, st. Nicholas, At
lantic. Galaxy, The wideawake or Lttell's
Living Age. will find it TO their advantage
to order through this office.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Notice Of Foreclosure.
Ns - - - w.
Y.
ROSWELL 4. DAVIS.

V.
ROSWELL l.. DAVIS.
INTE hereby give public notice, that by virtue oi
w a mortgage deed from Roswell +. Davis,
dated the seventh day OF September A. ID. 1872,
and assigned to Us January /, \. ID. ISIS, we have
a claim by mortgage apon certain parcel OF real
estate situated IN the town OF Deer Isle, IN the
ming at the shore By land formerly owned by
John loothaker, thence norsleTy by same seven
~ two rods, thence westerly G same forty rods,
thence southerly by land OF Johp Hutchinson sew
enty two rods 10 salt water theme by The salt
water TO the place of beginning, containing fifteen
acres more or less.
Reference may bc had to the record of said
mortgage in the Hancock County Regis try OF
Deeds vol. IA, page ISL.
The condition in sand mortgage as been brok-
en- b. reason whereof claim this foreclosure.
&, X. JOHNSON.
ID. &. JOHNSON.
Hale Emery, Attorneys.
Dec. End, 1875. 3wi9
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

Corr espondents will please remember
that no communications are inserted in the
American, unless accompanied with the
writer's name
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Legislative Notice.

The. subscriber and others. hereby give notice
that they shah ask the next Legislature to
grant them permission to build wharf from the
shore OF Stillman Guptill, running into the tide
waters Of Winter Harbor IN the town OF Goulds.
b0fo &. j. GUPTILL.
Gould sboro, Nov. lO.h, 1875 3w51
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

Congressman Hale OF this District, has
been assigned by the Democratic Speaker,
a place Oh his old Committee. that on Ap-
preparations. This is great compliment,
a. Blaine was also assigned to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. Maine furnishes
a member for each of the two great Com
mittceS of the House. Frye also has a
place on another very important Committee
The Judiciary. Buresh is on Naval af-
fairs. and Plaisted. the new member. on
Public Buildings. Maine certainly has a
good right to be proud of her delegation.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

Ambrose White, Esq. OF Buchsport,
connection with the Speakership, will de-
cline being a candidate, for the reason.
among others, that he desires that this
County should be able TO more freely and
efficiently urge the nomination of Mr.. En-
cry for Attorney-General. Mr.. White was
a very efficient and popular member of the
last House. and if elected. would have
made an acceptable Speaker. His gener-
ous action will undoubtedly be appreciated
by Mr. Emery's friends.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Chr Gllswortb Amtrifall.

Published every Thursday Mdssling a, Coombs
Bloes, Ellsworth, Ne, by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &c, see first page.
rs-S. VI. PETTENGILL Il CO., 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, andi7Ol Chestnut
Street Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities, and authorized to contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.


NAIHEREAS, Norman a. Mlliken, of Surry.
w the County of Hancock and state Of
Maine. on tbs 18th day of November \. ID. !s74,
By his deed OF mortgage convey ed to me certain
parcel Of Land situated in said surry and bounded
and described as follows, viz iz:-COmmenciBg at
the South East corner bound OF Horatio Milliken
home stead lot and iuHning Westerly by said
Milkens line ~ rods ID the big brook, thence
southerly by the channel OF said brook so rods
10 the highway leading ffom the school house in
district No. TO Moses l.. Woods; thence
Easierly by the highway & rods to the school
house thence Notherly bySthe highway leading
IRON surry to Dollard Town 10 rods to stake
aud stone; thence kasteriy by land OF james A.
Milliken to stake and stone near the mill pond
~ rods; thence Northerly 40 rods by SAID pond
to the place OF beginning. same recorded in
Hancock Registry of Deeds. in book ii7 page
342.
The condition Of said mortgage has been
broken, hereiore | claim foreclosure of any
right OF redemption from said mortgage.
JOHN \. BUCK.
Orland, Dec. 4th, 1875. 5w49
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
''It works like n charm.o
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL,

This Is purely vegetable, general family rem.
edy. Keep 1t in the house TO use in case Of emer-
gency.
TRY IT INTERNALLY.
1t cures collie, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhga
Cramps and Pains in the stomach, Indigestion,
>orr lhrt at, Coughs. Colds. &c.
USE 1T EXTERNALLY.
Ii cures Neuralgia, Latarrh, Rheumatis
Sprain-. Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Headache
Toothache, and in fact almost all the aches and
pains which flesh Is heir to.
Sold by Aide Iers in Medicines.
wM RENNE & SONS, PToprietors, Pittsfeld.
Mass. lyr37
Ss-Sold in Ellsworth by G. A. Pal cher S ID.
wiggin soulesSille-E. ". Allen, I. Hamor
Hancoek-Crattree Co. Sullivan-S. Simpson.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Notice.

TliE Stockholders Of the Ellsworth and Deer Isle
l. Telegraph Co. are hereby notified that Div
Ideni ~ i've per cent has been declared on the
stock Of s1Id Co, and the will bc paid at their
Treasury IA SedgwIck, on presentation of claims
:. iLRRlCk, Treas.
sedgwick. Dec l5. ls75. 3w5l
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEEEAs Basahs..r tFree;n. 81 >urry.
" County ot liancocA aul state VI Maine oa
tie -J,b uAy Of july \. d., !-.4, by his deed oI
mortgage ~ that date, duly executed ana rec
ordti Up Hancock Registry, ia Ael. ltl. Psg- 84a
c1uYr'sd G" me The under.lsueI, tho premise,
dc7t tfilci lh 'lii deed, and whereas, the conltJ.
Ion. ~ -aid mortgage having been broken / claim
. fore lu-urc n the same Aud publish ms notice
Ia thr nlAnucT provided by law, Tor the purpose
Of commencing such lOyeclp.ure.
SAMUEL WATSON.
sum. De-. =, les. JW;l
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETiNE
FOR len LINES LIS COST

hc rrrAt bcneht hcvc received from thr usc Of
Nf''hiINE induces me % give nv testimony IN
~ iA'"r' believe i tp b. not only nf grvAt yAluc
inr restoring the health, bot a preventive @! Ifs
clsc+ peculiar q Che -pttu< AMI summer rasou-.
waull not BE- without !; f1T ten times tts cost.
EhN ARD TitDE>-
Attorney anI General Agent far Ma..arhu.rtt.
gl thc 'rAIismun LIE Assurance COMPANY.
M 81 stAp EuliiDk E5Htra. Mass
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Legislative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
N citizens Of Hancock, will petition the next
Legislature tor a division of the town Of Hancock
as follows: all that part OF said Hancock living
West OF Skiliings River and adjoining the town OF
I.amuinc, also that part OF said Hancock lyIng
West OF keilkenny stream and adjoining Town
shfp No. and the city of Ellsworth and annex
said territory to the town oi Lamoine
J. Il. Wooster, Il ais.
Dec. 2. 1875. 3w4gs
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
The Merchants Hotel,
CHANGE AyENle

CHANGE AVENUE,
VIII De conducted for the future so As 10 accomuIo
dae al patrons, being kept open
DAY AND III CHIT.
good variety Of Wines, Liquors, Ales, and
Cigars, always on hand, with Liberal Lunch
NJ, 10 +. NJ.
adJoins the Office. Also, Nicely Furnished Rooms,
ut prices 70 suit all, by the day or week. Rooms
per night, 50 cents.
4 r. o Z RI IEI-O
a. H. Bush III. II. MECUEN
30 \. B.-Change Avenue Runs from Faneuil
Hall Market I? State Street n5O
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Legislative Notice,

The undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
shall petition the next Legislature. to grant
hlm a charter tor the purpose Of building and
maintaining weir ia tide waters, between Bear
Island IN the town OF Cranberry Isle and Mt.
Desert, opposite the weir OF a. &. savage and
others. SAMUEL DAVIS.
Mt. Desert, Nov 10th. 1875 3wjO
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Real Estate for Sale.

A bJpl\INt, iot ~ ! g. Iosan in this city. -
n acres ui land partially wooded VIII br -ali
AZ a bargain, Hppil tn T.. l.. hsTE1.
Ellsworth, prr. 10. l--I Jttt
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

H. rvrreue arr hereby iprhidicn trcspa-s tu4
n ani cutt.ug wnu.i nn the land nsursi IS Ok,
~uilivE En 'tf4uilr w.. and FuErur tluiuE 4p sl
he prosecuted ~ tLr extent nt the INV.
5mos - FRANK :. HOn1MAS N."ut
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

DtFt tIOEN lined anil repaired hy : FirGchl.
u Al prict, TEN with }. I. CuptcR, Man a .
All w0rk Warranted.
tRI1 >. FIETIbLu.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23
Correspondence.


From our Boston Correspondent
EosToN. Dec. %.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-23

ApPoINTMENTs.-The following appoint
ments have been made by the Governor
.,,.t Z