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General News.
Civil Rights Bill in the House

The House was again crowded on FRIDAY to
hear the closing debate on the civil rights bill.
After speeches by Phelps, shanks aud others,
ii II - 4. ". Gen. Butler called the previous
question.
In the course Of his speech Mr.. shank.
caused the equal rights plank of the democratic
platform Of ls12 to be read, which created
bursts OF lsughter all over the House. which
was again and again renewed when he an
nounced it as preamble TO the bill.
At Il 40 Gen. Butler rose TO close the debate
The scene presented. has rarely been surpas sed.
Every gallery was crowded, and nearly thou
sand persons crowded around the doors irving
TO obtain admittance before Butler commenced.
A motion was made TO admit ladies to the door,
but objection was made by Mr.. Niblack. In the
course OF his speech Mr.. Butler caused to be
read petition TO the Mississippi legislature in
which q white man asked that seven different
children by different colored women be legit-
inatized. The reading Of the names was
greeted with bursts of laughter.
Mr. Butler then had read letter written by
Mr.. Brown Of Kentucky during the war, which
contained reasonable sentiments.
Before the clerk hsd completed the reading
of the letter point Of order was raised by Mr.
Hale of New YORK, who insisted that if il re-
hected on . member Of the House. il should
not be read.
Mr.. Butler, on the other hand, insisted that
il was an official report made by the election
committee to the House Of Representative
The Speaker represented the difficulty of de-
Gliding on the points in debate, but held that if
the gentleman from Massachusetts asserted that
il was pertinent TO the subject before the
House, il could not be excluded, even if it did
reflect upon a member, because il was contain
ed in an official report.
Mr.. Hale then said he trusted the gentleman
from Massachu sets would not shame the Re-
publican side Of the House by such an attack
upon q member when no response could be
made.
Mr.. Butler, not having heard the remark dis
tinctly. asked Mr.. Hale 10 repeat IL, which the
latter did, strongly emphasizing the word
'.shame.r
Gen. Butler closed his speech at Is minutes
to 2. 20 demonstrations, either of approval
or disapprova, took place, either in the CALLER
les or on the floor.
VOTING on THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
A vote was then taken on the school amend.
mest 10 the bill, which was carried by l2S to IS.
The next vote was on the motion to insert
the amendment Of Mr. White of Alabama as a
substitute for Mr.. Cessna's amendment, which
was practically the Senate bill.
Mr.. Whites amendment was rejected. and
ayes and nays called on Mr.. Cessna's amend
ment as a substitute for the House bill.
Mr.. Cessns's substitute was rejected, 14s to
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY i, 1876.


The Trustees ofthis Institution ash the
present Legislature for tie sum of So
600 for the purpose of completing and
furnishing the central portion of the
Hospital building. \ previous Lcgis-
lature has aided it to the extent of seve-
raj thousands of dollars, and private
subscriptions and efforts have enabled
the Trustees To complete and put in
operation a small part OF the building
designed for Hospital. In November
last, il was opened for the reception OF
patients, Thirty OF whom, from almost
every County in the State, are now en-
loving the benefits of its establishment.
1t il designed not only for the poor
and unfortunate, but also for persons in
comfortable circumstances, and even
for the wealthy. Suffering aud accident
gives an entry within its doors and
once admitted, the best of medical and
surgical treatment, and trained nurses,
with proper alimcnt are furnished. In
lhe public wards, the terms Of admis-
sion are one dollar per day and in the
private wards from three to five dollars
per day.
Ii will Thus be seen that economy and
prudence would lead most who require
lis offices. 10 its doors. How many
throughout the state can receive The
proper care AT home, even under the
most favorable circumstances: Every
intelligent physician acknowledges it:
usefulness and superior claims, and i;
daily sending patients from the e1
tremes of the State to this Hospital al
Portland. Patients, however 10th &c
sever themselves from home and friends
AFTER brief stay, almost always expires
their satisfaction, by reason OF the
greater comfort and superior accommo'
dations which they there enjoy.
This institution is not at present sell
sustaining, but it is the expectation OF
the Trustees that it will be made so,
whenever the accommodations are suffi
cieut for the applicants DESTROYS OF adj
mission. There eau be no question,
that when the blessings of the institution
shall become generally known, there
will flock 10 it from every part of the
State, multitudes of the unfortunate
who may need its aid.
Meanwhile, as its philsnthropic mis-
sion shall become more widely known,
the wealthy and charitable will give OF
their substance for its endowment, and
thus noble charity created, which
Shall make this Hospital TO Maine what
tie Massachusetts General Hospital is
TO Massachusetts. Already requests OF
$4,000 have been made for the purpose
Of establishing in perpetuo, free beds for
the poor.
A public charity, whose aims are SO
beneicient must appeal strongly TO the
sympathies and good sense OF our Leg
islators as we'll as 10 every citizen OF
the state who may need its help. We
trust that the small sum asked for will
be promptly and cheerfully voted by
every Senator and Representative, and
we are confident their constituents will
approve this act.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

According to the Wing account and that
was evidently toned down, there were
evidently high jinks. The rest of us
staid behind, and conten,ed ourselves
with three meals a day, with tea. coffee.
aud cold wafer. Earlier in the session,
Butler, Gilmore aud Grindle. went up
to Pennington to visit the Normal
School. They said on their return that
it was good school, and that the Far
mington girls were right pretty. \
few OF ~ from Hancock with due re-
resolutelv shut or mouths against
iunketing. and our ewes against pretty
girls.
Nearly all matters that our County is
interested ia. are going through swim
miugly. Hurley can now build his
wharf hv the bridge in Ellsworth. The
WJpdbiuc Cemetery Association has u
legal ,Ni~tcncc. The New York and
Maine Granite Compan, have full right
to ctrn GA business ia Sullivan. The
Biuchill Granite Company has sprun.
into existence. Young Tobias" ba,
( got hi " hart charter. The Bangor and
I Ellsworth Steamboat Company can 20
ahead and put on s.camer a. soon a.
+ they like 50 tar a the Lc.i stature j.
I concerned. Jack" Whiting i at iibcr-
I ~ to lun wharf into Tide waters ia
Somcs Sound, and other like privileges
/ have been granted. Oihcr matters are
still ;euding. some o! our constituents
may he panied to learn thai our new
/ Senators suggestion has not Vet been
formally ndoptcd Members don quite
I like 10 20 on record in The matter
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DEATH OF GEN. HERsEY.-Hon. Samu.
ell F. Hersey, member of Congress from
the fourth Maine district, died at his resi-
dence ia Bangor, shortly after ten O'Clock
on Wednesday evening after a protracted
Illness. General Hersey was born in Sum.
mer. Ne, ia 1872; received an academic
education, and while a young man moved to
Penobscot county and became interested
in timber lands and numbering operations
which proved very successful. He was a
business man Of great energy. and Of late
years in addition to his large interests in
Maine. had invested extensively in lumber
aug. etc. in Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. He has long been prominent in the
politics Of the State. being one Of the pio-
neers Of the republican party. and a sturdy
advocate Of its principles.
The funeral services will be held at his
late residence on High street Wednesday
afternoon, at $50 O'Clock. The services
will be conducted BY Rey. Amory Battles.
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BY K. V Pierce, VI. D., Of the Worlds dis
pensary, Buffalo. y. Y.
Knowing that you are subject 10 a great
amount OF suffering, tLn delicicg on Your part
has = strong tendency 10 prnlong. and he long
er II l. neglected. the mere you have % endure
and the more difficult Of cure YOUR case be-
comes. | - physician. who j. dairy cons ltei
by scores Of YOUR sex. desire 10 ~ 10 YOU.
that mn constantly meeting with those who
nsVC been treated for the r ailments Tor months
without ing benefited In thr least until they
have come perfectly discouraged and have al
most msle up their minds never to takc Anoth-
cr dose OF medicine, nor he tortured hy any
further treatment. They had rather dle aud
hsyc their >uirrInGs ended than tu I've and
suffer they have. They say they nrc worn
out by suffering ami are only made worse by
treatment OF any thing more dI-COuru-IEc, We
certainly cannot conceive, and were ihrtr no
more successful mode Of treating such difficult.
ties than that, the principles 81 which teach
the reducing and depicting 81 the Nit4l forces
Of the sy-tcm, whcn the Indication, dI-tllr a
.reatnt nj directly the reverse of The one Adopt
cd for them. their eases would hr drpiurshIr
indeed. But iady sufferers. there 1, a better
! and TAR morn successful plan q treatment los
YOU; one more in harmony with the LAW, and
requirements of your system. 4 harsh lrriti-
tin. caustIc treatment and strong medic ines
VIII never cure you. II YOU would u-c raiiont!
means, such A. commemorative should dictate
To every Intelligent lady, take such medicines
a enbody the very best my i-uTatIug tones
and nerSlnes, compounded with special rcisr-
eucc 10 Your delicate system. such happy
combination you vii md my FaNprltr Pie
scrlpuon which has received the !oudts
praise from thousands Of Your sex. Those
IanGu.I tIrs~omc sensations causing sea to lycl
scarcely able TO b. on Your ttrt 1T ascend a
Night Of stairs. that continual drain that 3, sap
ping from your systems all your former elastic
lty, and driving the bloom from Your ChyrN-
That continual -!riIn upon YOUR vital forces
mat FcHutr- you irritable AMI iIrltlt. may all
be overcome anu -ubdued by preserving use
OF thai mary eiou> remedy. lTT,SuIarltic, aud
ot'-trucii"ns to the proper wurNIng- ~ Your
systems are relieved b. TIN, mud ami safe
means, " hIic periodical pains, the ,Nl,taurc OF
which i, sure indication ot serIou, disease
That should not p" elected, rrAdiy Nl..l tp
It. and II its Use i Kept up Tor a reasonable
length OF time the special cause If these pains
- permanently removed. Further light on
these subjects may be obtained from my pam
phict on diseases peculiar 30 your sex, sent
on receipt Of two stamps. My FANorItc Pre-
scriptiOn /, sold by druggists.
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Thomas Paine's Anniversary Birthday

So our Spiritualist friends have celebra.
ted the birthday of the celebrated infidel
Well. everyone knows Paine's attitude to-
ward the Bible and Christianity, and hence
we are rather pleased with the frankness
with which Spiritualism indicates its atti-
tude toward the same.
In view of recent developments, il is re-
freshing 10 read that resolve about the
''strongholds Of delusion and superaitios =
but will our Spiritualist friends go little
further and celebrate the birthday of the
rxan who enlightened those poor deluded
superst1ious dupes who wasted their pre-.
cious time in witnessing the frivolous per-
formances of Katie king?"
i. l.. GRINDLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

We have this week received from a
valued subscriber on the Pacific Coast a
gold quarter eagle in renewal OF his ad-
vance subscription to the American. Our
subscriber need not apologize for sending
us the coin, for il has been long DAY
since Cur eyes have been gIaddened at the
sight % good. honest, hard money. lie
has our thanks, our best wishes and sin
cere hope that he may live long enough to
make Us very many just such remittances.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

The terms of - L. ). Senators expire
on the 4th OF March next. Below we give
list OF these, also the names and politics
Of their successors thus far chosen:
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Notice.

THE Ladies of the North East Iiarbor Sewing
1 Circle, )" will hold Fair at the House of s. y.
fitzpatrick, on Wednesday, the Nth OF February
afternoon and evening. Come one, come all. Nv
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The managing editor OF the Detroit
Free Press is Mr. WIN. z. Qnlmby, ma
tive OF Brewer, Maine. Mr. A. &. Boyn-
ton, the political editor. is native OF BAN
gor.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the proprletofs Of
~ Township No. 5, 5. D.. that shall on the Ist
day Of May next, proceed 20 advertise for sale.
according to law, all lands in said township on
which the road taxes remain unpaid.
LUTHER LORD, Treas. of Hancock Co.
February End, 1875. eow5
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"E t"NAANp ~ t' attach the goods "r '..H..
q " liian \. fttcnl, iormrt'f HrNnAA".
On" COUNTY Of Hancock, T." The F1lu" u t"...'
su.u 'sgt u,,!f ann -.iH'41t ne -aal h'''.+
any. u q" may ~'Nn4 IN your precinct, q" -
pear before our 'u7ttyr- "l tnr supreme JE't.f.
curt n'Nt To- be- uo.ae" IN Ellsworth within .at
MT phF 'nHhN u hAuG|'N ON The lui #r-.'t.
otocioocr neat, ih"7 ana There % our said tH.r+
/ 20 answer unto Alm'na e Friend, Of said t'1.
iin, - her LIBEL Tor divorce a. ioHows.-t
10 the Hon. Justices Of TIE supreme IN t.-.t.
Court next To- De holden At Ellsworth. v.....
and for the County OF i4nrprA On the -r..nG
Tuesday Of october. 4 d.. Is-4
,tuE< q, tptI>r p. r.A.
a t.unty of u5iIort .'i,,,fi> III
-. - F, ~. -, = tl.'.'' ..."'"
n Is Ii.,r Fr,,'i - g., g. 81. ~ ...-'I .''.
.p tbr .iytcrDih ,Ity ~ Hr-t, ~ I
iu,it- Bradford a I lcr..trrIl Ia - .',,h,.,.s
-hc III, t.ro chiIIrrn' Lillian ,sn g,sr.
and th.glr. " Two vrrr. ~ - m,
n,r -am marriage. ne satI ! InCaa Aa. b.ca
futhfuI n4Gull.uI wife ami IA. ..r,-..,..t ..
ami truIy nil her f,,,rr.ayr dIfir- fh,f ..
william A. Fsirud has nor gb-ars.i l.- r...-
rage dutir-. but on IN, s-tb dav 4a.5,.f D.
IN ,tI vtIiuIty uni,,gt,,-ly ,,iIG,,rf 1,,i
desert tnr saII Amen, AMI her ,btltt.- AMI,
4 par,- anknow" IN company with divers
n." IN lh-t toI me above reasons, .
tourt' II 4. rras5nSlr.. - 7, r,,,,ins,v
domestic harmony. aud con. ~. at win tne 80
ana harmony OF society tht The ,Jur, -nouid
tween the -3t ,cn, t, al ,.., ,t 'p'n1
Friend.
Wherefore the sad Almrna e. Fri.ut t.....-
tu,5 M. t"uIl - d,tftc 100 her favor. a.Ha'.
'vrt '"t 1pnuI "' ia'f .W'Hy h'tw''" ne .'t
"a N ~, ,"' sA.l AiW'ht g. Friend iuf Bob
49, ~ nm "N't o' nee &c Z" grant F.. Do.
I'I,. ',.t o. III It,9F'-t'3 MINOR cAi ..''a
Al H.. O." ..,i g." Z tt-"d', -
,h. -, ., i '','ti - t't'''+ iNiiHt5 lIN.-
n ~ / 49, 80 ,t &C. go ..' ''''l''} '""
therrot :, .,.rig, -,., "'l,''i"' "t instead
b,ti ~ I'm !" DC pam u hrf.
n tit-,s-,t 49, - ~ % o'P-'thDt', y D. lH.t
- '''A '''"' ia 7"H '"uA'-
ALHLNA e. EII>
Ana the SAID Almeua further SAWS on Oath that
the present residence uf said Uhsrr l- I.t .u.a.
and cannot be a-reItLInei BY reasonable a...
s'"'e'
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State News.
Legislature OF Maine.

I'm act authoriliu. Michael hurley t..
extend 49, wharf AZ the west cud 81 linton
River bridge ID Ellsworth. i.lo jhr wa.rt>
OF laid ri''r. Wa ,rd aud ASST n,d ; also
an act autirriliu, WIN. T. Dc~i-Ic- aild
others 10 hui.d wharf ia ;.dr w1'rr- o.
L.muiur.
An ac; 10 authorize Chas p.ctin. -
erect iiI- whrTf q. bar lllr0ur Wa passed
to be enacted. The Petition % Nm. Con-
AIRY To- extend wharf into tide waters ~
red
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.

S-z Entirely new and furnished with all
Sss4A modern improvements. Clerks in atten
IsslW dance at all hours Its nearness to the
Lowell, Eastern, Fitehburg, and Boston. and
Maine X. r. Depots offers special advantage yes to
those arriving late at night taking early morn
ing trains. Board q so a day. :. ii. DUMAS Prop'r
Late OF Phenlx Hotel. Concord, n. H., and
Proprietor Bears Head Hotel, Hampton Beach.
yIr,.Aa
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=, r,,..,l ,t,,,,.r ,n- .', ''''' ~, =
a,fs-, rL.,t,.,,' .,,t, 49,, 49,, ~
i, t'.,it.,',' ,., LIN
extend wharf in Buch,pnrt harnor resolve
relative - reports ~ thc Insurance Com
mis-i"ucr; act "a Incorporate the " bod
bin" Cemetery Association Of Ellsworth :;
to authorize Henry y. Cicayc~ to extend b.
wharf IN Portland harbog; act relative to
Maine Contra! lH-ttufc
Thursday. Feb. {.
sINAIE.
The committee III Agriculture rcpor,c,l
a Ran =, t,,,,,,.t ,r,,..Ttv ., ,ri,,,,i. T.
T,.,-,,r.t..-..i j. n. ,,I .,'.i ,,,a.",.i
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am .,,lth,, N .,,..t., ,.,., lit ,t...,..-
So J., tt.t. ,T,t.u ,.,f. = T..
t,iri. f.,rt.,.y.
h. i,..,.,.,..t .,.
<, -u.rI.r,,.i ,-.,,., ,,,.r...,, ....,,,-
,p.,t.d .h.r',,.,I ,.,-,.- '....,,.'-,,,iI..,,,
,prri..,,,,,,.t,. NJ, ltr. y,,t' .p,t, ,,,fI,,ry
confinement a. the indie rt,~iu., sentence.
may direct,
flSs'4 g. n E7Jratssd.
.x,rn1 M. ,h,,fa, III. ,,',.., IA i,,',..,,
~ t,.;,..''..,','. 49,, ~. - .:i
,.,,,,t.-.,.. ,y,,, II r.'-..r.-
and n,h.r. H. huiIJ = ,,L,rf In IN. ,x,t,,s
at Lalnoine.
-
i'I's'd 10 te EHa'te3
An act 10 authorize Chls. Dccring To-
extend his wharf at Bar Harbpr: an act
To- incorporate the Bluehill Granite Go.
HI act ~ incorporate the " oodbinc Gene
terry Association; an act 10 incorporate the
Ictn NeHan Cranberry TO.
HORSE
NJ yyto.-.i.,A, .......,h.. ,,.....;.,..
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i,I,',i,'sI 7 o'.I ~ r.
,,t.s r,'',,fr,, tn ir,o,i-,,,r,, ti,,nr.
Printed under rule. Provides TIA; d. per
son SHAH urns into the State. or knowing
y transport ION pace (" n ace IatpNica-
ting liquors Tor unia"iu. al" by any per
son under penalty "i 90 lor "aeh Of
.e..'. e'c. provides ior thc seizure ~ All
"iu'T' "uAe III TRANSIT. anu PIn'rdur"
against them 4 they "ere un.A"id'ly kept
IN any place
Passed % D. Engrass,d
An 40. 10 authorize A J. Whifins .uI
Obedith Alien 10 extend . wharf iuto liz.
tide waters of Some,' sound in Nj. d.
ert; resolve nppropriatiny 10 th. town u
Isle au Haut Ia Hancock County. II. pro-
Portlonal part q the State valuation 81 the
TOW" u D''i iS'e ~ 'S'n county
I4aN'f g " LHirsrH-
:. Ah a't 20 incorporate the bangor ann
=, "" ,,,''' ~ ! q"
lug 4 I'.'"''tN !" ""'id hnh MAINTAIN
- ~ W., So, W ,"V ~ %
80 =. 49,
',...',,,,,, = ',i
- anu
.,,,rr
p.,,.y ,,
An a't :" Authof.He = - "Al''h@ ana
po'di'h A"'h II 'N'.Hi "hAli wv lhe
49,, ,..or,... ,,,.,,,,ri,,in., ~ ~. tn,.n q,
Isle au IIaut in Hancock County it, pro-
portionIl part OF the state valuation Of the
town of ID ser Isle in said colutv
pt.,.lt,B. Er1r,.I
,.. 81,
riiN,,'l,,, u...,,hI., WI N, T., ,,,,, III.
iling +. I. Roberts 70 build and maintain
. wharf in ihe ;iic waters "f tire town Of
Eden.
HOUSE
Mr. .r,,l,u.u tr,,u ,l,,. Committee ~
I.;.l...f.. ,....,i IL. =, :....,,,. IL,
On order r4l,iin,, 10 the exnrtIrncy Of
amend.1r >rc. ]. chan. IL Of the private
and ,p.cItl I;,,y. OF "a: also reported on
p.titinn. Nm III III amending al AL On
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A 9 advertisements.
a Card.
BANGOR BOOT, SHOE L Fur STORE :.

ME shall continue the great sale Of Eurs Robes
w Boots, Shoes 4 Rubbers, 81 the store Of A
I. JELLIsOS, Aain street. Ellsworth for one
week longer, commencing "WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUARY 10Th
ss-All goods at auction prices. Don't let this
chance 90 by to get flRSr-CLAss GOODS, at
LESS than COST.
I've =. =. WOOD,
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The undersigned having purchased the Stock
Store Wharves, OF the Hate firm OF Witherlc
Co, will continue the business.
2w6 W, II WITHEgLE
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
the unders Igned. under the name Of Witherle
q Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either Of the former partners will use the firm
name in liquidation.
W. II. WITHERLE,
q, Ii. WIrHERLE.
Castlne, Feb. End 1875.
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An act ~ Incorporate thr u. hin Gran
tr {" To incorporate the F"tr Nrutu
Cranberry CO.: resolve ~ tuthptiE, the
county ~ Penoh-cpt 70 procure loan; act
10 repeal chapter 20 OF the private law,
Of 1913, relative e. cattle running al large
IN Gpu'd>horn; {" authorize 4 :. Elii- 10
extend wharf IN Buck~pnrt harpor solve
relative ~ reports ~ TIE Insurance Com
missioner: aCt 10 incorporate the Wood
bin" tcmctrry Association of Ellsworth;
To authorize Henry l.. Cicayc~ to extend a
wharf in Portland hnrbog; act relative to
Maine central IH-titurc
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ReIlani .issjyad.

An act t. authorize \. !. WhiJiug and
Obcdiah Alien ~ extend q wharf into the
Tide waters 81 Spmc>' sound AZ Nj. Des-
crt; resolve apprupriatiug to the town Of
Isle an lIaut ia Hancock County It's pro-
portionIl part OF the state valuation Of the
town of D-cr Isle in said county.
P.t.,,i &, b. EnGctei.
An act 10 Incorporate the Bangor and
Ellsworth Steamboat CO.; an act author
izing T. |. Roberts to build and maintain
= wharf IN the tide waters ~ tire town OF
Eden.
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Dated sept, 18th, Is1+
Hale 4 Emery Attorneys. <-
Clerks Onlce, Ellsworth, Sept. 18Th 1874.
Reed. fled.-Attesl: ii. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK, ss-Supreme ,yudicial Cnurt ut
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SENAIE.
Passed 10 be EnGrOssed.

An act 10 authorize A. J. Whiting and
Obediah Allen 10 extend a wharf into the
tide waters of Somes' Sound Mt. De sert;
resolvdappropriating 10 the town oflsle au
liaut in Hancock County. its proportional
part of the State valuation of the town of
Deer Isle in said county.
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East Maine Conference Seminary,
BUcksP0R1, NE.

THE Spring term OF this Institution will com
! mence March 3D., and continue IA weeks
SSrFor Catalogue address the Principal
Avs REV. GEO. FORSYTH Avn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

A IL persons indebted to ID. Hight by note or
a account, are requested to settle within thirty
days. A. T. HIGHr.
Ellsworth, Feb. End, 1875. 2w5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

Mr.. Wheeiri2ht. irom the Committee on
Temperance. on order. reported bill an act
additional to chap. - OF the revised stat
utes relating 70 intoxicating liquors
Printed under rule. Provides thsi 10 per-
son shall BRING INTO the state. ar known z
~ transport ilom place e. place, iatON!ca-
ting liquors for unlawful sale by any per-
son. under a penalty OF $50 for each Of.
i....e; s,c. provides for the seizure ~ all
liquor, While III TRANSIT. and procedure
sgains, them i they We're un.aWiuily kept
in any place