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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
PAID NEARLY
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JANUARy l, 1870.


Il. II. 1TkVkks, &8q:
Dear Sir: When about six months old WAS vac
cinated. Tho parties who were vaccinated from the
same virus died from the hum0r. Tho humor spread
over me 70 such an extent that WAS rolled In brsn
to prevent me from scratching my person, The dts-
ease finally settled In my head. remained in this
condition about twenty years, troubled all the toie
with breaking In my head and dlacharging cor
ruption from my ear. AT this time q small kernel
until tumor formed of such Immense Rize could
see 1t by turning my eyes downward. All this time
vas taking various remedies for my blood without
any substantial benefit.
then went 10 pro ri nent physician In Boston
whH during his treatment Of Fix months, lance the
JumOr eight times, which cost me nearly 1900. THIS
| LETT me with rough, aggravated sore, without at
all diminishing the size OF the tumor and In sick
", feeble conuition. consulted another ply elcian
| In Natick, who after considerable time, succeefed
| In healing the sore without reducing the size. At
| this point commenced to use VEa.rlNK. through
the earnest persuasion Of friend After had taken
| this medicine about one week experienced won-
dsrful sensations. My whole nndy seemed to be ui.
j, dergoing radical change, until, nnsly, The lumor
| broke aud discharged frightiul quantities. From
peared but my neck still bears the ugly OF the
sore and lance am nov healthy and strong aud
| ablo 10 WORK every day
will also M uton that have been an acute snf.
| fsrer from ln1ammatcry rheumatism ever since
can REM mber, until commencing the use Of NEGE.
TINE, when almost Immediately AL rheumatic pains
ceased. This statement volunteer for the pur pose
Of beneflttng other suffering humanity. and you
will confer favor by giving 1t as uci publicity al
thought proper Very gratefully,
D. NJ SsVEl-, Ashland, Mass.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
MARYLAND g. DEhAH ARE RhT-
IVA RDAD,
SUMMER AHRsNGEh ESr.
On aud after THURSDAY, June iUrn $40
Trains will run ss foiiows:

Freight trainwtl have passcnger car attached, ann
Will be subject to Delays i,cicnI 70 freight business
All frai2hts must be at tic various statl0Ga al .!s
thirty (s minutes before starting OF trains other
wise wi lay over 'wenty-four tSil hoUra.
Passengers u-irp he 40 q Vi. train from Fsston
will arrive IN Philadelphia at e20 q. w., and ieCIrn-
irg Will leave Pntlaiglplli NJ BIB ,. IT, TINS giving
heary eight hours tJr 0usACHs purposes IN thGt
city J. L CALM T. u.
E4sruH. dune Ssh es S'l,Frin'ari,.F,r.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

1t Ia compound extracted from barKs, roots and
herbs 1t is natures remedy. Its perfectly HARM
less from any bad effect on the system. IL Ia nOur
lshing and strengthening. II acts recty upon the
blood. II quiets the nervous system It gives you
good, sweet slaep at night 1t Ia q great panacea
for our aged fathers and mothers for 1t gives them
strength, quies their nerves, and gives tn am IA
aged person. tits the great Blood Puriner. lGls q
soothing remedy for orr children. 1t has relieved
and cured thousands. 1t II very pleasant to take
every child likes IL 1t relieves and cures ali dis
cases originating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINR. Give 1t fair trial for your complaints;
then you will SAY 10 your illend, neighbor and &C.
quaintarce. "pry IL; IL has cared me-"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

PILES! PSIEs!l PILES!.!
tpohr's New Pic Cure. Sure cure and absolute
preventative. sod By all dealers, 81 per box. CIR
enlnrs nee en- anplica ion ssk your druggists Tor
II. Don't be put of with any other article which he
says Is as good. II he has not got 1t, We Will send 1t
by mall, post paid, for SLIP per box.
Address, MONTGOMERY h CO., Agents. No 1871
y. N!hA ~ fhilSGe'nAa. augie-Gmd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
Kall xaa6 E:xes.

X ENT COUNTY RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Connecting with the Delaware Railroad at CLAYTON
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST ~, 1870,
And running Us EolpMa until further notlca
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

This standard article Is Compounded with the
greatest care.
rs eIccts are rs wonderful and satisfactory as
ever, - "
ire2tores gray or fad ii hair 10 Its youthful color
~ removes Ill ernptlOns, itching, and dandruf /:
ai tne scalp by It's use becomes white and clean.
ny us tonic properties II restores the capillary
glands 10 their FORMAL vlgor, preventing. badness
and making the hulr grow thick ard strong,
Asa dressing nothing has been found 10 efeclusl,
or desirable.
Dr. A. A. Hayes State Assaynr 81 Mas. achu setts.
SAYS ot It: g" CONSIDER 1t the vsf raSaiinE 70. iIs
Intended purpcsa.H
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
RS sARSAPARILLA,

vEgRTIIE Is SOLD BY ALL DR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

samuel X. Whiting. y. Thomas Z. Walser.
r SAMUEL WHITING ot Ellsworth County
L, 81 Hancock state OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that have clam bv mortgage up
the following parcels OF real estate situated IN
Ilmolre, in said tuuHty A.
FIRST. one undivided third part Of parcel,
Beginning ~ The North East corner Of thr PAi,t-
ford Hot 80 ca He'd, al bunch VI a-h trees one
halt mule south p leg. ta~t from The south line
81 Hancock thence North =, dea, West, POS
North 10 dec East TO the south west corner Il
Lot >outu 81 The DAVID McF trlaud Lot, thence
south ~ dcg. hast, 10 rods to cedar -taNc and
an oil NJ e both marked a. "A corner. thcur,
south 81 deg last Is ro'l- to the place Of begin
Mag, containing 10 acTvs more or less
SFCpND. Two undivided thirds Of a parcel.
R~Faning at the North East corner u Lot 1t WIN.
walker j., thence Fast On limo OF :. y. Jpv' =
Land 90 bead OF Deep Cove; Thence SouIh 40 thc
Nhoro to other land 81 ;. -. Jov; thruce south
ka-t on :. - JOYS line to land 81 euIaeh nv Tul.
Inc to Huron Crock thence up Huron Greek to
land OF William walker. ,lr., thence \5ttu"rIy on
-Iil William line 70 place oi beginning con.
lang les aCrt morr or les.
THIEb. One uadN iGcd hall OF q parcel. lie
ginning at the Nofll East corner cf land Of john
Tupp, thence West to land Of Leonard Austin .
thcgee North to land Of Heirs oi seth Pale'furl
thence East 90 the fadelford line n The old lie
NOyne line, thence on the lie MOyne line 10 tie
south corner Or land 81 Thomas l.. walk VI thence
% the town road-lhence South ON sald ROAD to
the place Of beginning, containing 81 acre..
The mortgage deed which claim i. FROM
Thomas IL " nlkcr and is dated Sept. -; ISL
AMI J. recorded n the ianco * rcsi~i rs Of decd.
vol, 49, page 3ll to which deed and record, ref
cftheo may he had.
TIE condition IN said mortgage j. broken. by
reason whereof claim a force Iosurr ana .,ivc
This notice therrp' t1r the purpose 81 iorrcIpsIug
any right Of redemption o. said NOR gage.
Hale { Emery Counsel!
Ellsworth. JuiE -. ls.I. EU-u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
New Publications.

The chief feature of the August Atlantic Is
James Russell Loweli's stately ode. re ad under
the Washington Elm mt Cambridge. july g.
which surpa,ses his Concord Centennial Ode,
priGted in the June number. There Is also a
humorous poem by DIR. q. ". Holmes. eilieu
IL 10y the ; IN occasion. Mrs. Frances
Aunt kembc contributes the first OF her auto
biographical papers. which Is full OF delightful
anecl1,e. and Mark Twain brings 10 close
his Old Times on til, Mississippi David
\ Wells writes clearly and powerfully IN
The Creed OF Free Trad" There Is long
review. John Quincy Adams" by William
Everett aud critiea! essay by T. 5. Perry on
Victor Hugo. \ yivaciou iastailment of Mr.
James ''Roderick Hudson" i giveI; short
paper. "Autamn DAYS in Weimar.' by Blyard
TAYLOR. and Il New Eng and tale called "A
Roadside Romance" by q. r. Lathrop; while
y lively and s.asonable account Of Ten Days"
Sport on salmon Rivers is written by Dean
Sage. Poetical contributions are made bv J.
+. Trowbridge. Ceji, Thaxter, and Mrs. Piatt.
The editorial departments, though shorter than
usual, discuss recent American books. Jenny
so.'s Queen Mary" mu, ic. aud art; aud the
entire number-wth its unusually brilliant
list Of writers-iS very striking one. Publish
ed ~ II. q. lioughton x Co.. Boston.
Eclcctic Magaaiae.-Iu the Eclectic for An
gust VIII be found The opcuin. chapters OF
new novel by Mr.. Alexander. auth): of THE
Wooug OF" This Latter story has achieved "a
great g success than any other novel publl>
eel during the past two or three years; aud
Her Dearest Foe promises t. be tu.iy IL in
lcrrsiing aud wel-wrltten.
Another great attraction Of the August mum
Der j. Mr.. Glid>toue'> article on III" Prince
tuu>ort. aud The Court OF Queen iciorih, :
which has made quite sensation IN England
Tic other contents arc Life, Past Hnd Future,
m Diner Worlds: The statute Of Memmon; \
sketch Foiies utthe wise France and Ger
many Ballad Poetry; new instamcut Of
Jonathan; some Popular Fallacies about Wv
i>cotiou; German Home Life, by La dy: I'm
gathered Love; Polar Exploration; About
Sharks aud John Everett Millai>, the artist,of
whom portrait J. also given.
1ar Editorial Department, are well fi,lcd, ~
u>u,l.
Published by +. L. pErroN, - Boni street,
New York. Terms, - year; Single number
~ cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29

eoRiuce 70 the prosperity Of our State, and
the generol ,oelfare Of its citizens.
OF course the speech got into the papers
the next morning. and we can fancy the
dismay that lied the minds of the manay-
erS who had 80 nicely cooked the kettle of
fish at Portland. The temperance dele
gates, who had been sent home with leave
10 SAY thai Democracy was by no means
ment. aud began to pour ia their expostu-
iat'ons and complaints And 50 the ma,,-
ayers set TO work again to paciticate. and
when Gen. Roberts sent out his written
letter of acceptance. it was found that he
had forgotten about the only real point
that he made in hi- accepting speech. and
from thst da, to this. he has ceased TO be
talking cantidiie Democracy having all
atonce found out that with public men ''>i-
lence is golden"
But Gen. Roberts speech. showing al,
bitter undyiug hostility to Ihohibuorv
law. has gone into every village hamlet
aud school-district in Maine. Here are
scores OF honest men who have ALWAYS
voted the Democratic ticket. but also be-
lieNe in temperance and in the Maine
Law, many of them belonging to >ocic-
, ties, whose cardinal principles are the ~
hodin. and enforcing ut that law
They are raising their voice in protest
again>t the utterance Of the Democratic
candidate. and will not be whipped into
the party traces. No wonder that the
leaders OF the Democratic party are bcyil-
dered AT this Development. 1t - new bust
ness discussing tae temperance question
In their own ranks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
Spefial Aotifes.

>ciIr>ck'- 80 wEtp r">IC.-ln thr atmo--
lIIrrr experienced her" during the summer
muu,t... die Irlh trgy produced by the heat taxes
away the lcstry wnolr.,ms fool ,ln.l IRE IA ent
Preparations reduce bodily energy, particularly
those -ur-un. from the effects Of dch,litltinS DIS
ease. Ia ogder to Keep !, natural healthIul ac-
uyuy % Ne 4, stem must resort @ artlh nal
means. tuf M, purpose srhencA's ga ~ccI
Tonic i.Nyry cn,c ,ual. 4 lew doses viii create
IA appetite Aud give fresh ,i.pr to the cneryatcd
body. For dyspepsia it l. invaluable. Many ein-
ineut ph. -isiAu, nave dauttei whetherGss l.'p~ia
can D, permanently cutel bv the drugs which arc
generally employed inr that purpose. Ihc SEA
Weed rp.lr u icy uatur, totally different tr,n
-urh l.u.-. /; contain, D" corrosive mineral. or
aciia. ia tact q assists ihr regular operations 81
nature, and >upplc5 her dcliaicncic-. The tonic
iu ~ nature SO much ro-cmnr- tDe gastric juice
that u j.. almost identical with that init The
gastric juice j. lty nai4rll solvent which Ia
healthy condition 81 the body. au-es the TODD ID
20 BE- digr~tcd auh when tais juice j. noteNcrct-
"a IN sufficient quantities, indigestion, with an ID.
distre.-ins symptoms, follow. The "a wcei
Tonic performs the duty of the gastric juice when
thu latter - deterrent. >chcnck'. sea Weed Tonic
SOLD hl all Druggist. iNe7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
General News.
old Is quoted ut ll2 Is.

Gold is quoted at ll2 Is.
The hoy murderer Pomerov. has been
detected in an attempt TO break Jail.
The Adventists now threaten to smash
the world on the 4th of August
Chicago expended twelve millions
last year IN constructing 1000 new build
iug>.
-Four OF The players 81 til, Bpstnn>
have entered into an engagement 10 play
with the Chicagos next season
The losses BY fire Insurance companies
throughout the country tor the past six
months aggregate s360000 900.
The hill to give women the right 10
vote in presidential elections has been de.
feat ia the Connecticut legislature
A death ny genuine Asiatic yellow fe-
ver i reported to have occurred IN New
York.
During the year ending June 80. j.123
foreign vessels aud 1883 coastwisr vessels
entered the port OF New York by way of
Sandy Hook.
One Of the curositles 10 be- exhibited
Mt thu Centennial j. y mass Of nntiv" cop
per from Isle Roval Lake superior. W, 18th
ing GOO0 lbs II contains o. per cent Of
the pure metal and was taken from an an
cicnt mine. When found 1t had evidently
been detached from its bed by ancient
miuers. Stou" hammers were fouId IN the
vicinity. together with smaller pieces Of
copper and they probably belonged Ia =
race living IN the West before the present
Indian races
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
STATE ELECTIONS. Elections occur in
seventeen States this year in the following
Foreign News.

-GToat Briiaih's hay crop il aorlh a,,-
uually $4,000 600
1t i alleged .hat our Government il
about 10 recognize The ,nb:u patriots ~
beiligereut>.
-isaacM. Sirger.in v,ntor OF the sewing
machine bearing hi> name. died in London
Friday evening. lie was CT years old
Spain i contractin. = loan of s. .UOD. =
900 t. indemnify the owners of cmaucipa-
ted slaves la Porto Rico.
-Oneiomth of the area of Prussia il in
forest. The most of which il controlled aud
preserved by The government. In lianov
er alone there are nine hundred thousand
acres of wood uud,r State management.
1t i rnmored that there viii 10, fresh
rouhl" in the House of Commons when
the motion 10 abandon the mei chants Ship
plug bin and proceed with the a.ri.u.lur-
al holders bill comes up.
Don Carlos has written a letter To-
Ming AlfonZn. approaching him 10. allow
Ing a civil war Ia bc carried ou with such
excessive ri.or. aud Threatening grpti>al-
The constitutional committee =. Ma
drl" has adopted by = vote al - against :.
an article al The proposed cons. ttu.iun e..
tabli>hin@ religious federation.
The lr>h team won the Elc,o shield
ai the match NJ Wimbledon. Thursday.
scoring ljH. 10 lis. >r"tch 1908 aiid tie
Engii-h 1902.
The Sls,'iiard- Of Hay.,ua are . q ,l,,-
p''tatc IillaIrtali crisis. NuiniiS.,il iula -
in"> Ar can stay Tie using i'd, mhirh
threatens >a,n 10 engu'r the .ntirr c.eI-
mefciad community of the island. hv i>>tl-
az edici> ami proceeding people ior eg-
trrlug into time contracts Tor the receipt
or delivery or gold
The list of German exhibitors at the
Philadelphia centennial. has been officially
closed. The number of those who intend
60 exhibit in the art department. is 500
The large manufactures on the Rhine aud
IN WestPhalla and Saxonv, will he specially
represented. An imperial commissioner
has been appointed Ia obtain morc room
tor the German department in the cNhibi-
tiuu building
The waters ofthe rive rNcue a Peters
hrou.h are fifteen 10 twenty feet above
the ordinary level, and the current has In
creased in velocity 10 sixteen and twenty
miles ma hour. Friday night the r,r va,
50 sudden that bedrooms in building,
alor, vice rit, .-.. 4 ~. 4 4tt - S. .'n.il-
iu% inrnstcs barely saved taeir l., g. Fuur
thousand acres ui grazing Land are iiood-
al between Eareth and Druhur.li. AID
300 cattle are deprived Of pastuuaEc. TIE
water - three or four feet deep on 1000
acres q! land near Whtilc>ey No ,urn
flood has been seen ia that section OF En-
land for fittv years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

hthL''l ~" public notice, that theE Newell
L ssover, NJ kHsworth, IN ne County of Han
coo K and state OF Maine on tho llth ddv OF De,
emo.r' ~ te year " our Lord oue Thousand
eight hundred anil sixty seven Nv TIL deed III
moIlsAfe Of mat date, conveyed tp me certain
los anu parcels Of land situated IN Ellsworth III
sAd county Oh Hancock, and described A. ipl-
I'wS, tps Wi .--Dne contain lot conveyed t8 him
the said Eben y. S.over Nv William n Ior,i T.,
ms deed dated October 10Th \. ID. IsGo, recorded
IN Hancock registry OF deeds vol. III. PAGE $50
10 winch heed reference Is had; also one lot con
Eeyed !" hmm. the said Eben y. : tower by John D.
MuehsH, by NJ deed dated April l!th \. y. l~s,,
recorded IN Hancock reAi-try OF deeds VOL llt
pASe 20 J. e. whirh reference hat; also one Ger.
IAN Iot o. lani conveyed to him, the said Ebeu ~
steVer, by Iced ~ Robert Gerry, Junior dated
MaS 1l't n u 1855, ann recorded ia Haucuc 4
osl7.f q deeds, yol. IL, page 49,,
ta'n lot of land, couv eyed TO him, the said Eden
y >tpver, hy deed Of Benz. Davis dated August
ti.h A. D. Is1a and recorded in Hancock rci.-
to which reference is had also one lot OF land
eaayeyed 70 him ne saif fben y. >sovcr by deed
OF rfzfberh +. Wise dated June 81 \ H. Is4i-
and recorded 10 Hancock registry or dcril- VII
rs, ltHgt 5ls, e which r.icrcnce is had; tlso opr
Inaln ~ o. land conveyed to hun. tire said
Eoeh n stover, BY deed OF John Lymburner, dat
ed August lo-h \. ID. ISL. aud recorded IN Han
COCK iegi'try of deeds vol 10, page 21G Ia which
reference is Ind. said Eben " stover In .ttd
mortgage t. said Chamberiain a.. aforcs,tl CON
veyIrS all his right utle aud interest To- ali The
premises TO him conveyed by the above mention
en- p1rtits, wing between the Bangor road 20
,anel ,leiiln9 from Ellsworth village to thp
nehf OF tho Falls MI the road leading from
a 70 me same places, called the IA IN or river road
mitu an Tue privileges and appul tenances there
70 belonging, according 20 Ihe descr1, ton OF said
hoftgaged premises N said mortgage deed ~
seNins thefeirom about thirty square rods con-
w vtNed Dy sald hben y stoyer 10 Elizabeth r.
wise anu about eighty square rods conveyed by
saih kben y. stover, TO William Cochraue the
whole containing about 81 acres
NOW therefore Tie condition Of sail mortaase
having been broken by reason thereon claim 10
lorecIose the same, and give this notice for that
purpose. j H. Cu,unEpI ~ "'''
q. p Button, Attorney.
ELLSWORTH July 9TH, A. ID. 1873 3w2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29

The Winthrop National and Savings
Bank was entered last Friday morning BY
burglars. and a large amount OF money and
valuables taken. The safe was opened by
means of nitro-glycerinc, three explosions
being heard by those living in the neighbour
hood OF the bank building. The last cN-
plosion was at about three o'clock aud i'm
nediately amer. three men came from the
bank and hurried rapidly away. They
were pursued but escaped. The bank OIL
GERS and the losing depo>itor- are .crv
reticent about the amount lost but tue cred
it of the bank Will not be impaired. The
knowing ones assert that about So 900
are missing. A reward of $40, 900 * offered
for the detection OF the thieves aud the he
covery OF the property. Three men have
been arrested at Bethel and taken 10 Win
'hrop but probably have been discharged
before this as there seems to have been no
evidence against them. only suspicion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29
The Liquor Question let loose in the
Democratic Party.

fine everlasting liquor question, is giving
our Democratic brethren great deal of
trouble. The mischief that it has some
times created in the Republican ranks
sceGns to have broken out among the Dem
oeracy. thereby making a good many men
miserable. And no wonder. The old hard
heads of the party went to Portland bent
un striking prohibition a square blow in
The face. and had resolutions in favor OF a
license law all drawn up 10 be passed IL
1t was expected ae8l con. But when the
convention got together. to use the lau-
the programme was changed Somehow
or other, a good many delegates had stray
ed in from the country towns who believed
in the Neal Dow law, and they made such
vehement talk about ;hcir ueig hOOr,' feel
Tags in the direction OF temperance. that
the marshals of the day got scared. and it
was concluded 10 play fast and loose with
The subject, BY letting every man go home,
claiming that his views really prevniled III
the meeting, but that II was thought best
to say nothing whatever. in the Resolutions
about temperance and pI ohibtOry laws.
Considering the amount of tall swearing
ger. aud men of his stripe. the result in the
convention Was a score OF one against the
license men. But the following evening
set them up in business with Il vengeance.
A-h -aI no ba
of license. So anxious was every body. in
GLIDING Mr.. Emery of the Bangor Demo-
crat. TO nominate a candidate for Govern
or. who had a good record in the war
against secession and rebellion. that no
questions were asked about Gen. Roberts
opinions, on any of the issues in which
Maine is concerned to day. aud the pre-
sumption no doubt was. that he would
take his cue from the platform and observe
a discreet silence. But the General didn't
happen 20 be that kind of man. He had
been nominated, he saw, as fighting man.
but he also remembered that his party has
for years. kept up great pother over the
fact that Gen. Grant Is not talking man.
and so he concluded mat he had been TAX
en- because he was good at both fighting
and talking, and as quite crowd assem-
bled at his house on the night succeeding
the nomination to offer congratulation, he
determined to free his mind. which he did
after the following fashion;
And here. lest might be misqaoted,
,ciH sag that the PrOhibitOry Liquor
Lar. that bone Of co Intention so long upon
our statue books. 4 uerer TdrOred,
nerer shall Ibeliere it 10 be revolution
airy in spirit. a clog 10 the ,cheeis o. business.
deasoraiising in great degree TO the cause o.
true temperance trhich IL procidims to ad-
rance; and chile shall openly oppose a,
shall the more openly and zealousiy adrocate
svch measures in this regard as 1 am con-
ri.eed sciR the better aadS !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-29

strength 10 overcome his fearful mania to
witness the torture and suffering of his fsllow
creatures, and therefore was not responsible
for his cruel acts, but since the public have
learned that he Ia devised cunning and
well laid pl,i which h thoaglit would enable
him 10 9 ,in his lib'rty anil whici h, was de-
termiued Ia carry ont even at thu sacrifice of
one o. more lives. the sentiment of the people
seems TO have changed. for it eflectuslly dis
proves the idea that he lacks the ordinary
amount of intellect. He does not repent his
act. but preserves amDst sullea and indifferent
bearing. while the public is waiting with less
patience than formerly for the Governor 10 dis
pose Of his case. T.