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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
CATkRRh.
Bones Of the Nose Eaten Out-Mem-
ory Gone Mind Impaired-Cured
by Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMkDf l. the
first article placed before the pubic that pruroseo
20 cure Gaiarrh by building mp the Con, n,thuu"h,
II struck at the root of The whole difficulty, ahd
thousands upon thousands OF letters have b'en
received bV the pruprietoTs, setting iorth the mar
yslous cures, and, what is remarkable, curing
not only the tata rh. but an other ailments Ak
the same time Thus Is what Il always does Inc
following statement Is only q sample ot what we
are constantly receiving from wei known people
to whom yuu can write. and NOT % bogus on"s
Jatarrh and lt~ attrndlut evils cold ~ head,
hacking cough, iuripirnt SUMPTION, head
ache, pain- In back and lotns. dizziness. lauguid-
ness, loss OF appetite land general weakness, al
leave together when the Constitutional Catarfh
Remedy Is taken IS recommended.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The Democr attic Congress are talking
about ad!ourninG the 18th of June. /,
would have been a. well for the Country
and better for them a. party if they had
never come together Judging he future by
the past. The more they legisiate, the worse
90 "tl be for every interest OF a public na-
ture. Il is not probable, that Congress
viii adjourn before August.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Tennessee, "a delegates. of which Is are for
Morton; 4 for Bristow; and . for Blaine.
Kentucky, "a delegates Tor Brisiow.
Delaware, 6 delegate s1pr Blaine.
Number OF delegates so far chosen 574.
Whole number in Convention ,j6.
Necessary TO nominate, 37o.
The New York Tribune, which takes an i'm
partial view OF the contest, asserts that on the
second ballot, Pennsylvania Is votes and - Of
Ohios will go TO Mr.. Blaine. and % of Ohio's
TO MI. Brislow, making their figures stand.
Blaine, 297. Bristow -.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

1t should be removed. and he he allowed to
wash up and quietly retire. But a woman's
appetite for carpet beating is never APP
peased while a man has whole muscle ia
his body. And il he waited until she vol
UNFAIRLY gave the signal to stop he might
heat away until he dropped down dead. l.
Is directly owing to his superior strength
81 mind that the civiiz "A world is not a
" idpw this day."
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
The Nominations CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, May %. The President
to-day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations: Edwards Pierrepont. of
New York. to be Minister to England :;
Alphonzo Taft. of Ohio, now Secretary of
War. to be Attorney General; J. Don
aid Cameron. OF Pennsylvania, to be Sc
cretary of War, and the nominations were
confirmed.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Mr.. Joseph b. Stewart and Mr.. A. NJ.
Gibson. the gentleman referred to by RID
de IL witnesses Of the pretended bond de-
lErry 10 Mr.. Elaine. came forward with q
statement denying the assertions OF Riddle
and say that the person who received the
bonds was George W. Chase. This dis
poses Of the last OF the charges against Mr.
Blaine
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The House ha- passed the post Office
bill ia curious shape. It is a gross ab-
>urdity. In general terms il increases the
percentage Of large class OF the postal
service 10 pc cent. in amount. and dimin-
ishes the appropriations for the entire ser.
vice about % per cent. Il iorbids the
Postmaster General from discontiuuing
any route, Notwithstanding the decrease of
the appropriations, and in face OF a law
which makes it penal offence Tor that Of
hcer to spend any money not appropriat.
ed Lewiston journal
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times says: Some of Mr..
.Blaine's friends complained because of
The character of the committee selected
..tor this investigation, but Mr.. Blaine re-
piled that so far as he was concerned
There could be but one report, and the
"more unfilendly the committee that
made il the better for him.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Urtu Advertisements
-
Shore Line Railroad.

TIlE Annual Meeting Of the Bangor land Calais
L Score Line Railroad Company. v ill D. hrll
at Cherry h,lA. nn wednesday the III OF June 1t
At eleven O'Clock \. VI.
The NHnicipal officers Of an town. who have
suh-CrbCd on the books irT >iotk voted by tha II
respective towns. cni iticd to rcrrc .cnt the
numoc' % share' :" subscribed, either personally
or By uruNy ia writing authorizing som" person
to Represent SAID shares aud vote at -aId ucrttag
J &. IAIliOT. PRECEDENT
El.t MAchiAs. May I5. tssr. .val
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Ordered by the CITY Com,o,,

e1a. ena. On .ne hith day ofJune the CITY Coun.u
renni, ser ,he proposition of establish ing IL VIII
teams 10y. ,he use OF wide rimmeJ wheels by i3,das
iHasnofsea is1s by chapter ITO Of the Specis, @ as
publish M oaered further, that the CITY Clerh
eleven days nr;o nouce IN the Ellsworth American
AVN a true CoPy-Attesf: L. B. WYSAs.
City CLERK.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

I hc following list of laNes on rca. ..rs. ..
resident owners in the town Of BrruA ..
year ls.J IN blil- committed To- Nel..a u.-
Collector "I -aii town, uu the 5ga I4s .. 5.
lN'3, have been returned by h.Ia ta 1.- .t- .e..-
ilE unpaid on March -th 1879 by a.s ..t .-
that dAte and now remains unpaII, an a....
hereby given mat It .hc said taxes .4.s..- b.
charges are not paid INTO the Irea-... ...
town ~tthiu eighteen months from p. .ls
'o nml ltmrut OF -ai bulls 30 much ID. s... ~.
tIte taxed a. viii be sufficient to Ity f## I'LL
due therefor Including interest an, .H..-.. H
without fur iher noure be -oll al u.t...
The store OF x. \. Frit nd u SAID town .- E..
I'th day OF December, l-76 at O'Clock = N
Name i Des- Acres Vslrr E.-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The Times reviews the text OF Secretary
Fish's dispatch of March 81, aud comes to
the conclusion that America is justified in
saying that according to England's own
law, Winslew must be given up without
any promise respecting his trial
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

A prominent Democratic Senator. who
has had an excellent opportunity to learn
the temper of the Senate. expressed the
opinion recently that Congress would not
adjourn this year before the 18th of Au-
gust.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
GRAND TRIAL orSpccn,

T. betGeen q. W Bagley's b. e. Modoc s,ar
e. f. M. howe's g. g slowcome anu Z
Inc above named horses are ma,chsa
Tbnrs TH. race over Donaqua Trotting para WI, an
~ e aoose race is 10 be 81 mile he ats h.s,
shr ~ narness national rules to royrrn sx s. ~
the f,rs, inea. IL stormy the race will he tro,,
Trn,sinxS xooa y, dAy and good track '''7'
mission to Park, 5Octs. Ladies ana r. N, Ad'
Ellsworth, May 5th, 1875. anu oA'riases iree'
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

POSTPONEMKNT.-The great Land Sale
the Boston Land Co.. advertised for
Tuesday, June 9Th. Is unavodably post
poned until Saturday, Juae 10th.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25


MrssRs. LtrTLEFIELD & Co.:
DEAR sIRs:-it gives me Great pleasure 10 in
form YOU that | am able 70 attend 10 my business
sxtiu. some four months ago was taken down
SICK with CArARRH with which ! had been
troubled for wears the worst form. and had to
leave nv work. ! went to New FORK 10 bo treated
tor 10 employed the best medical skin 10 that
Clty with uttls Uencht. Ii was called By Chem the
worst form OF AtArrh. oHcua. The bones iu ny
Nose were partially eaten away. My sruse of
smell gone to such decree. that on one uo-
ca~lnn whie al home IN New flampShtrc. We
kiiIei 4 -kuuk. and although thry -aII n -Wtliti
tcruhit could NOT detect any thing. also Had
very bad dlEEy spells. everythtnG seemed to
Wutri around ne aud would have 70 - down
ten HIt ru minutes before / could walk /
h's, B.. .- tt g up -lrA ahej a week at time. IN
is,t newer tyHtrf,i to get veil a<ain, IuI my
i1lks ieit aAlmea dt .g situation. Il az" affect
c'i my mental power 10 suCh an extent that u
was Impossible fer me 10 remember even com
mon 0-ruUsuccs. While al home 1 was induced
60 trs your Constitutional CataTsh Remedy, aat
never whllc stck Was | So much rriIcvCd AZ while
u.ihk D.. and began to improve and have been
gaming tight along. aud nuW icSi 81 well ever.
chcVJtuliy gfc yuu this testimonial and 10 10 viii
be Of ang b"ucHt to YOU shall have no DE, tion
I" y"ur using mynamc to hrip introduce . me di-
cine thar has cured me uT a try iblc disease.
ours respectfully
? ADAMS
Travelling A.entr~ Stcat!mau. B-uwn = Lyons.
Publishing iiou-s. thliaic phia. IA.
PIC" sI pcr bottle. 4 Pamphlet Of y pages +,
giving trt ats" 90 taiArTh, wGh iHuumrrAbie
r's"- OF cures, sent FEfF, by addrrs-tuE tLr Pro
prttoT~.
Lu1LErIFLp 4 Co, Manchester. y II
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Carson, the alleged Oldtown murder
er. has recently been living ut Hampden.
Last week he removed 10 Milford but the
people OF that town refused TO allow him
to stay there
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Kidney Diseases aud all / i,eascs ofthc Urin-
ar; o. gan. can he cured by the use Of HUNTS
RtNEDY. Hundreds who have been given up
by their physicians TO die. have been cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. Try iiCNI's REMEDY.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The anniversary of the Belfast Re-
form Club was celebrated Friday night by a
banquet at Hayford Hall. About three
hundred members and guests were pre- s.
enf,
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

In the town of OTIS, County of T,,,ggz f5,.
year 80; The following list Of taxes on rsa. --
1te 80 .. soh-Restdent Owners in the t0na
NJ r lor tne year 1875 in bills committed TO js
OF May 1878 BY certificate Sf that late sB. rg1
nm tahihg unpaid and notice Is hereby givea al
w, uhst said taxes and interest and charge. A1
10 pdld INTO the Treasury OF said town saa-
ncn' OF the sald bills, so y uch OF the rea ,>a.
8Aed tad as VIII be sufficient to nav The ar.la
uh,teior, ',h, Including interest and charge, -
a, ~ p iurtncf Us hotiee be sold at Fable Aua
Nov 1876 at one O'Clock P. NJ.
NAMES OF OWNERS IF KNOWS.
name Des. Acres, yalue I4lr,
eription
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
GREAT SALE

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ,
at the PENoBsCOT EXCHANGE STABLES on
French Street. in Bangor Ne
Ihe ehtire stock of that well known and ponuI,r
establishment, consisting OF
% horses, many of which are very fne and v.In
able animals ior family use
Phatons from the best manufacturers
> Rockaways OF make well known
Carryalls part OF which are NEARLY nex
Z Top Bnggies OF good style and finish
Open wagons in good order
4 Express wagons.
and IN fine order. 80" S'''H
Also great variety of shawls. Blankets, Halter,
lnis SAFE presents rare opportunity for tbosa
wanting Horse or Carriage tor their own ~
or sneh as want 10 replenish their Livery Stacs
ihE TABLES and SHEDS conneeted ihe,a
it mtn WIN De rented on reasonable terms which
MN AZ an umes command the PATRONAGE Of ~
Mnotei M uoihg the largest business in Rancor VIZ
So u ma. nas Ior SO many years been connected
SAFE positive. Terms cash
X. ). PRESCOTT
EDWARD LEAyITT
Bangor uav 10 ,s-s Auetloneers
- ''' lw2l
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Republican State Convention.

THe Republicans ~ Maine and All others who
propose ts support The c4uJIiatc ot tie Republican
i4rl ga u.e pending elections arr IuyIissi a. send
.-,.c-ais- o. a STATE L"At L. bc held III
N1rombega Hall, Bangor. Thursday, June %.
at IL A N,
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
THURSDAY. NAY 25, 1876.
Republican National Convention


Washington January Is, The Republican Com
n.'tee have appointed Cincinnati. june lith, Tor
tie National Convention.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
SO CENTS FREE.

off ER-fOR A SHORT TINE ONLY
serit senr s1 POSTPAID FREE, TO each new s.h
m - VI VI hE new YORK AGENTS MoNruty
g, gasn'hceht CENTESSIAL MEMORIAL Mrn,L "a a
than oTX struck in Aibata Plate silver nrSar
@ @h.lee % cents each. The AGENTS, MoSTa
nr;ca ~ IT, SPICY. 10 page paper Snbscrn,ion
receiv , 1en.s year Send Is cents and Won vii,
paid' AM the above Medal gratis. year post
Address. PEHroN PUBLISHING CO
'"os' l'o BROADWAY, NEW Yorx
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
The Steamer
CHARLES UOUGHTON

tapt. Oras ~. ARsfnham.
.. s.@N
NsSv2
VIII leave Commercial Wharf, Rockland evs
Tue.d.sy and Thursday morning.
a q clock Cor uu arrival OF steamer tty Of Rt-b
mou,i n an, Portland) for Deer Isle. : " ~
Bar iIarbor Mt. Dese It and Winter Hatbor '
Returning. leaves Winter Iiarbor every Wa
ue.day and Friday morning, at 40
o'clock. touching above, arriving al RocklS,' '
al ahoa II o'ciack. connecting with STEM
CITY of Richmond for Portland
" In leave Commercial Wharf. Rockland. cv..
sa,ursia morning at b I-2 o'sIotL for
Arriyal of steamer as aOoSe) Tor ElisW orlh tome,
ing at Deer Isle.
Retu rning leaves Ellsworth every Moaa.
morning ~ > 30 o'clock. touching at ~:
Isle arriving IN KoGkiand at about IL o'cIa,l
connecting with steamer City OF kirhmuud =
Portland
The steamer CHARLES HouGHroN has been
Gently rpftIss an,i furnished with NEW EOlI "a,
and new Machinery, making her ele.t M.
FIRST CLASS steamer
For further particulars, inquire Of
q " tlSkt, Agur,
. Ellsworth Nav sth. Irt
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Assignee's Sal


In The pi.triett Court ofth- United st4rr
'uT ~" I--ir..t rt Nalut.
In She natter ct JOHN " tiE.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
NOn-Resident TAKE.

Il, A, hERRICK, Treasurer Of Bro
Brooklin, May End. 1875. ~
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He KNEW HIM.-"Do you know
the prisoner at the bara" demanded
the judge. "Know him at the bar,
iudgea Know him at the bar2 Well
you're jest shoutin'; he is very peeu-
liar in his way of fdrinkin', and no
one as has ever seed him at q bar
would forget as how be pours out
his Ticker in an absent minded sort
o. way till the glass is ready to run
over. then raisesit even with his eye,
sights through it; sighs like grave
yard, takes a step BACKYARD, slinge
ont his terbacker, says, TO yer, old
pard,' shuts his eyes, throws back his
head and swallows the bitters with q
groan. Know him at the bar9-you
re mighty right, judge--you're
mighty right"
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CGlOnists, EnRigrants and
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Arkansas, Missouri Minnesota, ColoraSo
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UOM A NJ narrative Of the exploits, ad-
IN ventures and travels of Nad-
10 mMT ~ y anne l.. j. VELASQUEZ, other
DA1 e1A.l.1 LIE wise known as 1T. HARRY II.
BUFFORD, O. s. A. A True Southern
Heroine, Edited by C, j. WORTIINGTON.
late U s. Navy
MADAME TELAsoUEz, disguised as a
Confederate officer, participated in number
OF the hardest fought battles of the late war,
and greatly distinguished herself by the ex,
tlraordinary valor she displayed. She also
distinguished herself as
SPY AND SECRET SERVICE AGENT.
and on numerous occasions ran through the
Federal lines and obtained information
OF vital Importance TO the Confederate com
manders Obtaining admission behind the
SCENES AT WASHINGTON,
sho established confidential relations with
prominent Federal ofiiOialB was concerned
the great
BOND SWINDLE,
by which the United States Treasury suffered
10 The extent of millions of dollars was nc.
lively engaged in blockadc-runing, and in
encouraging
SUBSTITUTING AND BOUNTY FRAUDS
by which tho work of recruiting the Federal
armies was so seriously impeded; and was
the heroine of a number of exploits even more
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NOTICE.

l take this method of informing my friends
that / will be found in my office ON eaoh
SATURDAY, for the purpose of transactinp
ton.
AS my duties as School Commissioner win
compel me to be absent in different nos," nS
the county, make this special appointment
for the benefit of oil concerned
NOES 1y Seool Comm;.si
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A few Sundays ago, says q Georgia
paper, negro woman at baptising
near the forry, exhibited her radical
proclivities during the excitement al
ways attending such occasions, by
shouting at intervals: "Sweet jesus!
doar Yankee Jesus! how 1 do lub
you.o
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A Centennial pig has been born in
Kentucky. Its distinguished cbarao~
teristics are a perfectly hairless body
eyes as largo as sheep's, ears like
those of a hare, and horn several
inches long projecting fom the top Of
it's head downwards.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-02-10

Cremation was practiced the other
day in Milan upon the remains Of
tho Chevalier Rossi. The arrange
ments for this purpose there are very
complete. The corpse is placed in
chamber in which one hundred gas
jets combine to raise a temperature
of one thousand degrees, an inciner~
alton is neatly and thoroughly done
IN an hour,a mere "pinch of delicate
dnst remaining. There is NOTHING
spectacular about it. e
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Mr.. A. Bronson Alcott was once
expounding his theory of the sin OF
eating flesh, and said, GA man who
eats pork becomes little swinish,
does henot? and if he eats mutton he
is inclined to be sheepish." "Porhaps
So" replied DR.. James Walkor, "but
l have noticed that mon who 1.-Two on
vegetables are apt to bo-rather-
small-potatoes."
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Smith and Jones wore at tho mon
agrie, and tho conversation turnod on
Darwin's theory "Look at the mon
key said Smith. think of it boing
an undeveleped humanp' "Human!'
said Jones contomptously. TT is no
more human than am"
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ACCOMMODATION Trains between Bolton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur,
days, Leave Bolton at 80 M, or on arriy
al of Down Train from Groenville. Leave
Anderson at 200 p m, connecting with Up
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
JABEz MORTON, Jr., General Ticket Agent
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south Carolina RaiIroad


~ CHARLEsToN, s.. c., Dec. 18, 1876.
On and after Sunday, December 10, the
Passenger Trains on. the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR COLUMBIA.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston 915 q m
Arrive at Columbia 00p m
FOR AUGUSTA.
(sundayg exoepted.)
Leave Charleston % casa m
Arrive at Augusta 6l5p m
FOR CHARLESTON.
(Sundays oxoepted.)
Leave Columbia 90 m
Arrive at Charleston 45 m
Leave Augusta 900 a m
Arrive at Charleston 45 d m
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston 9l5pm
Arrive at Columbia 72O a m
Leave Columbia 90 N m
Arrive of Charleston 6 40 q m
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston 8 90 p m
Arrive at Augusta 745 a m
Leave Augusta 8 SOP IN
Arrive at Charleston Z 40 a m
SUMMERYILLE TRAIN
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Summorville at 80 q m
Arrive at Charleston 845 n m
Leave Charleston 315pm
Arrive at Summerville 80 n m
CAMDEN TRAIN
Connects at Kingvillc daily Texcept Sun.
dayssl with Up and Down Day and Passenger
Frains.
Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta
with Georgia Railroad, Macon and Augusta
Railroad and Central Railroad This route
via Atlanta is the quickest aud most direct
route, and as comfortable and cheap as any
other route, 10 Montgomery, Selma, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all other points Southwest,
and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis, and all other points West and North
west.
Day Train connects at Columbia with the
Through Train on Charlotte Road (which
leaves at p. n.y. for oil points North.
Night Train connects with Local Train
which leaves Columbia at c. m. ! for points
on Charlotte Road.
Laurens Railroad Train connects at New
berry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days
Up Columbia Night Train connects closely
with the Greenvile and Columbia Railroad
S. s. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
s. B. PICKEEs, General Ticket Agent.
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A COW died in Springfield, Ohio,
from eating too many apples, which
gave rise to some trouble in cider.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-02-10

"An Ohio jockey furnishes horses
with false tooth SO as to conceal their
age" Tho trick is tooth-in.