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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-24

The best house-painters prefer Eckstein,
Hills & Co.'s "Phoenix" brand Pure White
Lead TO any other In the mari ct, because 1t Is
whittier, finer and viii cover more surface.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-24

EVIDENCE OF SAMUEL n. GoULD-MoRE OF
THE PARTICULARS OF THE RIor-AL.
vANCAMP AND JAMES M'BRIDR-THK
VERDICT.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

| Penob>eet.
, Under call of the s. s. Com. of Pen
J obscot embracing all persons In town who
have been,are still or intend to be teachers,
several teachers, and some who have rolled
up limited experience in the work and
laid it away for safe keeping, met on the
10th inst, at the Town Hall for the pur.
pose of organizing Town Teachers As.
station.
The meeting was called to order by the
chairman of the Com. and the organization
was effected by choice OF the following Of
iicers:
iresidept-Samuel Staples.
\ ltce President-John T. Haney.
Rec. Secretary jos. NJ. Hutchias.
Corresponding and Asst. Sonora Leach
; The President proposed as a subject, the
Teachers calling and opened the discussion
with an elaborately written paper. unfold
ihs the object, dignity, aud worth OF the
teachers profession, referring to eminent
examples of the profession. in a lofty die.
4 ton which would have done no dscredit to
/ distinguished masters of Rhetoric.
j. J.. Hancy followed with some practi-
| cal remarks. lie thought the teachers pro.
fcssion was held in low estim alton by the
public aud that there was a disposition to
diminish rather than increase the teach
ers' wages.
lie thought because some shrewd though
illiterate people, became wealthy. that was
"a In 10
why education was of little use to any
body
lie thought the public had but little SYM
pathy with the teacher, and how to arouse
more interest and sympathy was one of the
principle objects of this convention. The
subject was further debated by J. NJ
Iiutchins. Wm. IIaaey. and ;. II. Staples.
The discussion took wide range and
touched.upon several topics bat distantly
related to the main thought
Will endeaver TO summarize the priuci.
PIE thoughts.
The Teachers calling includes in it's
scope OF meaning. not only the informa-
tlon OF The mind. but teaching the mind
how to inform itself. The great object of
the teacher is To inspire love for knowl-
edge. and mental activity. rather than i'm
parting truth. simply for the sake of the
truth impaired also to teach good manners
and sound morals, not by dry aud tedious
lectures on ethics, but by a worthy exam
pie, apt suggestions and reproofs. and
wholesome discipline.
The reading OF the Bible should not be
abandoned in our public schools. but con.
Quoted in manner which would tend 10
insrire AZ interest in and a reverence for
the Inspired Word. a. the basis OF all true
civilization.
Especial attention should be directed to
the subjects OF the lessons before reading
Teacher. should visit among the parents
OF their pupils moic. and not alway. wait
for formal Invitation TO make a call, and
should give the interests OF education prom
inencc in their conversation
The Association then adjourned to meet
at > o'clock l.. NJ
Came 10 order in the afternoon and OPEN
ell vita a practicsl exercise in Grammar,
which evolved some wise points IN svntax
bat an approaching shower warned the as
socia;ion to disperse. and it hastily adj
journcd 10 meet at y. Rcnubs atom or Lc-
fore the sih OF July next Meanwhile due
notice will be given.
}. NJ, HrrcHINs, Rec. Secretary.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Ca.Iiue.-A Remark able Case.

\ remarkable case has just come TO light
al Castine, Maine. Ii appear that lady by
the II ame Of Stockbridge, while berrying
four years ago on a mountain, drank a dish
Of water from a spring; it being nearly
dark she DID not observe the water and
remarked TO her companion,that "she had
swallowed something to which the COM
panion replied that she had probably swal-
lowed a burberry; but this did not recon-
cile the mind OF Mrs. ). who believed that
she had swallowed reptile of some de-
scriptlon. which supposition was soon YER
itied by curious sensations In the stomach
and intestinal canal,as of some living crea.-
ture moving about; which very frequent
" during the night tried 10 make lis exit
through the esophagus, obliging Mrs. ;.
to arise and use n solution OF salt and wa
ter to keep the fentile down. Time passed
on and the creature grew to be of such
proportion that it could not find its way
into the gsophagus. and contented itself
with It's quarters in the stomach and in
testine.
| At the same time the woman was taken
with most rayenous appetite for certain
kinds OF food, being obliged TO arise at
midnight and drink two quarts of Cruel be-
/ fore she could rest, and although she had
this fearful appetite, she gradually emacia-
ted from two hundred aud fifty pounds to
considerable less than two hundred. There
were several kinds of food for which she
had always had desire and which she was
never able TO retain in the stomach after
first feeling the movement of the reptile.
For four years she fingered along in this
way being able at times TO grasp the Great
urs in her hand through tne walls OF the
abdomen, until as she says "she was black
and blue"
For four long years having been treate d
by some half dozen physicians. some OF
whom pronounced her case hopeless one,
until finally her friends advised her 10 con-
suit DIR. NJ. F. Putnam. Bucksport, Maine.
And the eighth day after taking Dr.. Put
mans medicine she was delivered of a
large tcdter snake. about foot and halt
in length, and As Mrs. 5. describes it about
the size OF a pipe bowl. Z.
Our first excursion came from Rock
land on Friday.
"A match game OF base ball was played
by the Rockland and Thomsston boys
The former were winners.
We have been under the fog" for
most OF the time during the last week.
The grass and trees are beautiful, but VT
, should enjoy little sunlight and dry air
We have not had hot day this season
The temperature on the first day of Jun'
and of January was the same.
The defeat of Mr.. Blaine seems to de
prive the campaign Of the promised ele
ments OF enthusiasm. The peoples choic'
I. was defeated by the combination Of few
jealous rival candidates and disafected Re
publicans. 1t remains to be seen if thu
people viii rally to the support Of th'
y "Great Unknown q.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Established 1858,
American and Foreign Patents.

Established 1858,
American and Foreign Patents.
GILMORE L CO., Successors toiCHIPMAN, Hos
MER 4 Co, Solicitors. Patents procured in all
countries. No FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge un
les the patent Is granted. No fees for making
preliminary examinations. No additional fee-
for obt aiming and conducting rehe airing. Spec
ial attention gwen to Interfere Cases before
the Patent O0ice, Extensions before Congress.
Infringement suits in different States, and all Iti-
CATION appertsining to Inventions or Patents
SpND STAMP TO GILMORE 4 Co. FOR PAMPHLET
OF SIXTY PAGES
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report Of the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office shows 800 acres OF
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These were
issued ander act of Ie.5 and prior acts. GIL
MORE L CO. pay cash for them. Send by regis
tered letter. Where Assignments are Imperfect
we give instructions to perfect them.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS SOLDIERS. and SAILORS of the late
war their heirs, are in many cases entitled to
money from the Government OF which,they have
no nowledge. Write full history of service, and
close stamp to GILMORE CO.. and a full reply
after examin alton, will be given You free.
Pensions.
All oFYiCERs, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS wounded
ruptured, or injured in the late war, howevei
slightly, can obtain pension by addressing GIL
MORE / CO..
the supreme Court Of the United state the Cour
of Claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department OF our business is conductea
in separate bureau under the en- arge OF the same
experienced parties employed by the old arm
Prompt attention to all business entrusted 4
GILMORE & CO. is thus secured. We desire t,
win success by deserving it.
address GILMORE Dc CO.,
WAsHISGTOS. ID. c.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

Republican State Convention at Ban
eor today.
The remark i. often made now days
that the ky is full Of Hayes.
Mr. George Gilbert OF Trenton, on
sunday was buried with masonic h.nors.
-Rev. Mr.. For,yth of Bucksport will
preach in the Congregational Church next
sunday afternoon al the usual time.
Examination of High School will take
place Thursday P. N. and Friday A. NJ,
June % and 30. Graduation. .Friday,P. NJ.
Al are invited.
The Republican. OF this County will
DO, fail to notice the call for the District
Convention to be held in this City on FRI
DAY next.
At the recent troiting, o. Belfast. six
heats were trottcd in tho ~ race. Slow
come belonging to Messrs. Rowe OF this
city winning three. Be.t time 2 40 3-+.
1t is expected that Hon. Eugene Hale
VIII be present at the District Convention
on Friday, and address his constituents.
1t is ssad condition of things, when
one or more young men are almost nightly
comU,itted to jail for intoxication, and are
daily seen on the streets, the worse foI
liquor. Somebody is responsible for these
di-graceful exhibitions. Who is III
ACCIDENT.-On Saturday. Mr.. John Ma-
honey in the employ OF Messrs. Hopkins
Il Co., at their extract factory, Hopkins
lost his hand. by rs coming in contact with
circular saw. The whole hand above tn,
finger. was severed from the wrist.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-As the first Tues
day OF July next comes on the Fourth,
legal holiday, no business will be transac
ted on that day. and the hearing Of al
cases will be postponed to Thursday July
9Th GEO. S. PETERS Judge.
1t j. not strange that additional polio
officers are required TO preserve order oil
tn. streets. VIXEN rum-shops are in ful
blast Would it not be wise to check tn
evil at the fountain head? Will not the sell
interest Of the people demand that tn
laws shall bs enforced, however difficult
may be, and that the officers shall nc
shirk the responsibility!
On Thursday night, Hon. J. c. Talbot
Democratic candidate tor Governor. passe'
the night al the Hancock House.
During tue evening, the Emerald Ban'
serenaded him and la response, Mr.. Talbt
made few remarks to the crowd whic
had gathered. He thanked the Band fc
their fine music, but did not enter largel
into the discussion Of political topics, b.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
LOO Al. NOTICES.

-Chas. c. Burril has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial Fire
Ins. 90. Of London. organized in ls03, and
the Northern Assurance Co. OF London.
organized in ls26. These Companies issue
a joint policy, whose combined strength i
nearly s35, ,0o0,0O In addition to the
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old -Etna Of Hartford, the Hanover OF New
York, German American of New York.
Atlas OF Hartford, Bangor OF Bangor, Ne.
aud several other hrst-class Companies
has better facilities for placing large lines
OF Insurance in 1rst-class Companies than
this. Give Burrill u call and see for your
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
to remember-the Best Insurance is the
Cheapest, and he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

expressed the hope that at no dls,an, a..
he should have the pleasure of adlressi,,,
'he e't'zen' of Ellsworth on political mat
'efs- We trust the gentleman may not he
disappointed, as there are many amony M
VINO would be happy TO hear what he n. =
10 say, in favor OF the party who-has nut
him in nomination.
a committee from the womans' Aid
Society, chosen TO visit Mayor \ Dung and
request him to enforce the Prohibitorv law
10 this city report as follows. While the
Mayor is willing to do all IN his power Il.
aid the cause of Temperance. it is not his
ehslness TO enforce the Prohibitory Law
out The sherifi's." sAs the Sherir~s duty as
oherin OF Hancock County, obliges him and
ms Deputy to be away from thi. city very
Often, whose duty is it to execute In.
Prohioitory Law ia his absence? Did MAY
or Grart exceed his authority as Mayor.
when no ordered our Police to seize ALI lia.
uor deposited for sole or in transportation.
found within the limits Of this city? VIII
some one versed In Municipal Law give
the desired Information. and oblige an
INQUIRER.
For the benefit Of Inquirer" we quote
the law, which may perhaps answer the
Inquiry.
Chspt. p, Section %, Rev. stat reads -
1t shall be the duty Of the Mayor and Alder
mcu. >elcctmen. Assessor, and consfai,es ~
slecuNeIY, IN Every city, town and plantation.
10 nlSh" complaints and prosecute any violation
Of the provision Of the Chapter. and to prornpt-
" enforce the laws against drinking houses.
II any municipal officer Of any CITY. town or
plantation. after being furnished with " ritien
notice Of . violation OF any provisions Of thi.
hArter. signed by two persons competent to
be witnesses in civil suits. and containing the
names snd residences OF the witnesses TO prove
u h ence, wiliuly negIe or refuses to in
'uiute proceedings there for. he shall be liable
io unc Of not less than twenty nor more than
nifty dol srs 10 be recovered by Indictment
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

Our headers will find in another column the
adyertiseme mt of the "Peabody Medical lnsti-
tute," of Boston, which publishes the immense
" popular work entitled "The Science Of Life,
or Seif-Preseryation," which treats upon all
the disorders that result from the errors OF
youth in . mastery manner. 1t should be IN
the hands Of every young man and every per.
son suffering from a decline Of the physical
powers. The Institute also Publishes those
invaluable treatises, sexual Physiology OF
WOMAN and "Disesses Of the Nerves and
Merry Gus Maladies.- A very elaborate and cost.
ly Gold Medal has recently been presented to
the author OF these works BY tie National Med.
ical A ssociatiOM. Don't fail to read the adver
tisement.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
TO CONSTMPTIDES.

The advertiser. retired physician, having
Missionary in southern Asia. avery simple
vegetable remedy Tor the speedy and perma-
ncui cure of Consumption, Asthma. Bronchit-
l., Catarrh. and ali throat and lung affections -
Also positive and radical specific for Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay. and all Nervous
Complaints. feels it his duty to make it known
10 hi suffering fellows. ActuItoi Oy this NO
tive he will cheerfuIly send free Of charged 10
al who desire il the recipe foT preparing. ard
fui directions for succcss siulsy " ing, this prov
iientialls discovered remedy. Those who wish
To avail themselves of the benefit, OF this di--
covc.y without cost, can do so by return mail,
by addressing. with stamp, nalnng ihispaper
DR. CHARLES l.. MARSHALL,
% Nisy-ra Street.
lyr9 Buffalo, y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

MACHIAs, june -.
Ie. Aoehcr Speedway. three masts.
+a a4 tons, Mitchell master. bound
.:.IxLt, went ashore Yesterday morn
.,u LIBBY Island. She is on her
- euds, h. . holsin her eide and
e. ca, lu, NAV ert of. She was built
fIanitStou in 1873 by : W Nash &
, snl othes
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Enthusiastic Ratification Meeting

CONCORD. y IL. June.
Te Republican. of this city held a
.eauS IN the State House tonight to
a'5N lie nominations efthc Cincinnati
t.uY.nlon.
TL-re w.s. arg. crowd and the dem
.r,,r-aous were enthusiastic. The
.eo'lS closed with music and fire.
work..
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Settlement of a Law Suit.

Boston, Mass, June -.
I..eg-e oi Robert {. Tanning against
@mes Nctiiew. a Catholic Priest OF
,.-~es. wa> settled in tie Supreme
out hy mutual agreement Father
A.'.ew prc,en,ing declaration in
writing, each party agreeing TO pay half
t..e costs.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Wages Reduced.

GELAT FAILS, \. II. June ~.
iae GIeat Falls Manufacturing Co,
n reduce their wages and salaries Ju.
=. ia order 10 prevent the shuitiu.
9 l.H ID tie mills.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
r atal Accident.
ENTFR, y. ii. ,

ENTEK, y. H., June 20.
William Sawyer, Il years old and the
..r cAlli Of Prof. Sawyer of Utica, y.
was thrown from carriage in this
3wa ,ss' evening and received injuries
mwAich be died this morning. He
s-.& student a. tie Phillips 4 Academy.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
" unicipal Z ourt
PETERS, JUDGE

state v, jesse Moore.
Warrant issued on complaint Of A. Il. Dew
ereuN, Sheriff. a. ainst Respd't. for single sale
% intoxicating liquor. Plea Not Guilty. Found
Guilty and lined 50 and costs.
State Y. Oscar McGown.
Complaint by the samc officer against Respd't.
flr being a Common Seller. Plea Not Guilty.
Pound Guilty and sentenced 10 pay 4 fine OF
100 aud costs.
These sales were made at the Falls vii illage
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
IMPORTANT To TRANELERs.

when you visit or leave the CITY dfNES
YORK. save ANNOYANCE an.t expense OF carriage
hire and stop at the d ~ AND UNION beO-
TEE. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted up at an expense OF over 100000. Eleva
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Ia
ropean Plan. The n EST Nra, Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is I'M
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, o., tl5o
and 81 per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxnriousiy- for less money, al
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrst-clas-
Hotel In the city. stages and Cars pass the Ho'
tel every minute for all parts ot the City.
y43 G.F 4 w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
SUGAR Refinery Burned.

SAN Francisco. June ~.
Ir Fay Sugar Refinery was burned
morning, lots $4,000 collars. IN.
.. - 1000 dollars. owned hy a com.
..t. H.rman Loo'cc. President.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The effect of the greatest triumph in medicine
can be only transitory, whilst man persists in
the qualification OF Wei Gus and pernicious hab-
its aud
Strength to subdne the passions is the best
guarantee of mental vigor, and of becoming u
strong and longliyed man.
There are very explicit directions on this
poin, accompanying Feilows's Hypophosphites.
Tor however quickly patient may recover and
approach towards robust health, he must abo i
ish the habit and practices which induced the
disease, and which may tend to hopeless ire
covery.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

We know that disorlered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very few physcisus are success
ful in their treatment of these disorders. We
know that DaCosta's Radical Cure will, with
out the shadow OF doubt, almost Immediately
relieve and permanently cure all of these dis
tressing symptoms. We know of thousands
who are willing TO testify thst what We say j.
true TO the letter. We know that If you will
give II a fair trial you will let u add your name
Ia the 'cloud Of witnesses. viii you give II a
triaI.and do II now : Trial size only - cents
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
DIED.

Obituary notsces. tsyoad the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth.--June 18th, Mrs. B. Gaynor, aged
6S years.
Trenton-June 10th, Capt. George Gilbert
aged 20 years and II months.
Bartlett's Island.-June 18th, Mrs. ssROzells
Bartlett, aged "A years.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
he We ather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
'''re 30 tie Chief Sigual Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. {. June 2l-lA.M.>
" 0bqbu1ics
Flor Eastern New England, falling
Barometer, SoulherIy winds, cooler,
gual. and foggy wea ther.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
City and County.
-s.:--:::1s Services (. this City ea:h Sunday.

t,tNGETGA TGATIoNAL.->a sabbath School al 10 30
\ NJ. Preaching Al 5and 4 +. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING 2t :lj and : p. NJ
>aitatl School a. +. VI.
NI1 Sabbath School at II - a. NJ.
f.t-aAlug at l. and 7. NJ.
.TIoLIC.-Preaehing AZ 10 IL O'Clock "A.
II sabbath School Al T. NJ.
IsT.-Preaching IL and 7. M
Sabbath school 81 10 A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every sun
DAY, 81 l O'Clock, 7. NJ, in Hall over Wigsin's
lrl- store.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

DO YOU want to be cured of Dyspepsia. con-
stipation, Piles and all diseases OF the stomsc h
Bowels and Liver II you do, 90 to q.
Parcher's and get bottle OF W Wiggin's Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 30 cents bottle. or sent by mail on re eeipt
Of price. Preparedby wiggin & Co. Rocklsnd
Me-
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

List of letters remaining in,the Ellsworth
Post-Ofiice uncalled for for the week end
ing June l., 1876.
Connors John O. Carter Abbie
Crocher Susie Gray Calvin h.
Heath James Capt. Holmes Hattie T..
Houston John NJ. Young Sarah ;.
Persons calling for the above letters,
please say advertised.
ID McF.RrASD postmastpr
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
M A X RI E ID.

Winter Harbor.-June 14th, by Vim. Rand,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph W. Anthony and Miss Jane
JOY, both of GOuldsboro.
Eden.-June 10th, by Rev. W. Corthell, Mr.
William Babbage Of Deer Isle and Mrs. Emily
NJ. Branscom Of Eden.
June 10th, by.Rev. W. COrthell, Mr.. Eben
T.. Parsons Of Trenton and Miss Nellie Z. Hop
kins of Eden.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Death OF John Neal.

PORTLAND, June 20.
-tu Nca, de vel known author,
,hs morning llo was born Au-
.srh. l79J, .nd was consequently
=. = years old.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

DO you want to save your children. II you
do, go TO G.. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
sendens 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 & Co. RocklaDd
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Franklin.

Ten years ago Mr. 4. \. Crabfrce
was trimming some apple trees. he stuck n
small limb down between the roots of a
pine stump. That limb took root, and to-
day measures twelve inches in circumfer-
encc. and j. white with blossoms.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Children Cry for Castoris. 1t is as

VHIIUIeH OIy IVI O1oUo50'
pleasant to take as honey and is absolutely
harmless. Ii is sure to expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
acb. snd overcome irrltability caused by
rash or cntting teeth. 1t is perfect sub
stitute for Castor Oil. and tor COstiveness
ia young or old there is nothing in exist
ence so effective and reliable.
lyS 3m20
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
MORRIS IL HERITAGE,

sH- Sold nv ;. d. Wiggin. Ellsworth: A.
j. Jordan, oTland, aud X. 4. Slower, Bucks
port.
John W. Perkins & Co.. Portland. General
agents.
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup il
perfectly safe and extremely palatabIc. No
physc required. Costs - cents. Try it,
40 ly II
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

PILE's nIETETIC SALERATUs.-Uniycrsaily ac.
knowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with-
out, lyr2AS5