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Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

Our Correspondent at B. writes IL
was unusually interested, few evenings
since, In hearing a lecture BY Rev. Mr.
Annear, on the Physiology OF teetotalisn.
All who heard ii were taken by surprise,
aud have 20 talked about ii, that repeti-
tion is called for by the Club and Ladies
Aid.
II was scientific. methodical, entirely
natural. very comprehensive, Ineligible,
and really entertaining. Every body in
terested iu the matter OF total abstinence
from the use OF intoxicants should hear it..
The speaker well defined the human
body; its make up. its functions. its veal
its woe and its wants; and then. starting
with the statement that fluids or gases
cannot make bone and muscle, he claimed
that alcohol in all its multiforms, is indigesti
bic and poison, not In its natural combina-
tious but by fermentation and distillation.
All the glands to which II is offered Ia turn
are disgusted with 1t throughout the entire
circulatory system. He claims that the
effect is only 10 fire the brain. disturb its
normal condition and leave it worse for ev-
cry repetition. You would be horror
struck with his terribly graphic and drs-
matte description, in detail. of delirum
trenens-To appreciate you must hear
him.
Mr.. Annear has largely the culture of
books and of travel. Born in Cornwall he
has naturally grown up miner, though
net mine worker. and has been perhaps
most Of his years drawn mining ward. es-
pecially in copper. suppose he would
call Australia his present home. He has
travelled across our continent, stopping at
the several best known mining points. He
is at present employed and interested in
tracing aud studying up the copper iDdica-
tions in Bluehill, his head quarters prsba-
bly, for the winter. He is manifestly
good prospecter an apt observer and q
ready detecter. Before going te Australia
Mr.. A. was some years missionary in
Western Africa. z. ii. NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Educational.
IFor the Ellsworth American. /
Hancock Co. Educational Associate

IFor the Ellsworth Americana
Hancock Co. Educational Association.
Pursuant to the late call in the Ellsworth
American, some OF the teachers and friends
of education In Hancock Co., met at Nor.
NAL Hall In Castine. A temporary organ
ization was effected by calling Mr.. d. W.
Webster Jr. to the chair and appointing
Miss K. N. Brown, Secretary.
The following Constitution was adopt
ed -
ARTICLE This Association shall be known
as the Hancock County Educstionsl Associa-
tion.
ARTICLE 1.-THE object Of this Association
shall be the improvement Of its members in the
science of Of teaching and In the most approved
methods thereof; the difusing Of information
upon the system OF Common School Education
among the people, and promoting harmony OF
feeling; and the greatest possible advancement
in scientific and general information.
ARTICLE III.-Any teacher or friend Of edu.
cation may become 3 member Of this Associs.
tion by subscribing to the Constitution. and
paying small fee as may be snnusly assessed
by vote of the Association.
ARTICLE lv.-The regular meetings Of this
Association shall be held In each year, at such
times and pisces as shall be fixed by the Exec
utiye Committee.
ARTICLE V.-The regular officers Of this As.
sociation shall be Presidents Vice President
q Secretary. q Treasurer and an Executive
Committee, and shall he elected annually.
| ARTICLE VIII shall be the duty Of thu
President, and in his absence the Vice President
70 preside at sll meetings Of the Association de
eide points Of order, preserve due eecorum, ,ant
regulate the exercises according to pro
srsmue furaished him BY the Executive Com
1 mitfee.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

f; ARTICLE VII.-It shall be the duty Of the
Secretary to keep faithful record Of the pro
| ceedings Of the Association, take down an alb
stract of the instruction, debates, essays and
lectures and prepare certificates Of member
| ship.
ARTICLE Wilt shall be the duty Of the
Treasurer to keep an account with the Asso-
citation Of all monies received and paid out. an d
TO settle his accounts with the Executive Com
mittee.
ARTICLE IX.-It shall be the duty Of the
Executive Committee to fix the time and place
tor holding the meetings of the Association, to
give at least three weeks previous notice of the
same through the county papers, or by hand
bill and to secure the services Of competent
lecturers. instructors, essayists, and other per-
sons for conducting the exercises.
Ii shall be the duty Of the chairman Of the
Ex. Com. to request the other members Of the
Com. to confer with him with respect to the
time OF the meetings OF the Association, and TO
assist In forming programme for the same
In case the members do not promptly re
spond 10 his call IL shall be his duty to deter
mine the time and to assign the programme,
with such assistance from the other members
ss he may obtain.
ARTICLE N.-All regular officers shall be
elected by vote. and r msjority shall elect
ARTICLE XI.-Any of the provisions of this
Constitution may be amended and new articles
added thereto at any reguler meeting. provided
two-thirds OF the members present vote In IA
vor Of such amendment or addition.
Prof. g. L. Fletcher, q. A. Wheeler. NJ.
d. aud Mr.. +. Philbrook, all OF Castine.
were appointed committee to nominate
officers for the Association
The report OF the committee was accept
ed and the nominees elected, as follows =
Prssident-Mr. Fred W. Foster. Trenton.
Wee Presidsnt-E. +. Sampson, Ellsworth.
.>ecretdry-D. W. Webster Jr. Castine.
Tredsurer-ueo. BsbsOn, Brooksyiile.
Execmire COmmIttee-Mr. J. W. Dresser,
Castine Rev. Geo. Forsyth, Bucksport; Mr..
Wyer Sargent. Ssrgenivile; Geo W. Wheeler
NJ. ID. castine; X. L. Griudle. Mt. Desert.
The State Supt. Of Education Hon. VIM.
J. Corthell. was expected TO be present at
the formation OF the Association, but for
some reason hs failed to put in an appear
auce.
Three Interesting papers. followed by
discussion were read by members of the
Normal School; the first. on Moral In
struction In Common Schools by Miss
Lord, the second on "Course OF Study In
our Common Schools" by Miss Emerson.
and the third, on ''The Best Method Of
presented Geography to beginners" by
Mr.. S. i. Hutchinson.
The Convention then adjourned
ID. w. WEBSTER. Jr. Secretary
Castine, Nov. IL. 1876.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
AFEW FACTS IN BRIEF.

The amount OF advertising is limited In THE
WEEKLY JOUR NAL 10 three columns, and the
remaining THIRTY THREE COLUMNS are III.
ed with fresh matter each week.
No other weekly paper published IN New Ting.
land gives so large amount of reading, for TIL T.
WEEKLY JOURNAL Is not hasty reprint of
the matter appearing in the daily. but it is care
fully edited and IN some respect. indie pendent OF
any other publication.
For fOur cents week THE WEEKLY JOUR
NAL l. received at aRy post Oifice in New Ing
land. portage prepaid
The Club rates give Il a claim to consideration
which cannot fail to commend the -cOre OF
cbeApness 10 every family desiring hirst-eia- :
weekly paper AT a low rate.
The fact that lt finds lis most cordial support-
ers among the sons and daughters of New Eng
Land, who have been familiar with The paper
from childhood indicates that Ike true friend
u wears well.
TIE paper IL printed wednesday evening of
each week and is at once mailed, thus Teachin <
the remotest psst Office in New England by sat.
urIAy morning.
IL In printed on new type, and the quality of its
typogr-phy and paper have been mulh improved
durng the past few weeks.
THE JOURNAL Is not weekly storY paper,
but a news paper. II does not aim at sensations
allsm, but seeks 10 lie 4 1--we. readable paper, IN
which the old and the young can alike lind inter
estng and instructive matter.
81 S-spscimen copies Gent upon application Post
masters everywhere are requested TO act as
agents, aud To communicate win the Office 10 r
terms. etc.
A1rNo premiums given. no chromos offered, no
variation from published rat es.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
State News.
Castine, Nov. Il. 1876.

o.h,,
-, nu"u, 'i1, eu a"u sun " se'c" vessels
durinr the pa.t month
.r,,,,.t,, - noo.
-, - Ou-D,VOo "a, 'e'S oi petfo'eni
sn'ppeu roui !" hns'ahu os
'"is "i"'e''
instead OF building vessels in Belfast
sro,,Ir, ~. rrme ."e p; ''u' A"u ''A"'
-
Inc ponce court room ia Biddeiord
was entered SATURDAY hight and thirty
sA'o"s VI seiAeu liquors s'oleh'
Steamer Cambridge was released Fri
80, -. I'll ~, ,., ,i' na'ins
ph,nni~ '" VIZ ~ '''e '""~'N
MRS. fhinhey' VINO win her hns'
0ahd kept saloon near the Barker Mil.
lewiston uiei ffldss from the effects oi
lhtohcation'
Capt. VIM. Vose OF Battery F.. %
L. :. Artillery. formerly OF Bangor. has
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

| HoNGREGATIoNAL.-Ss Sabbath School at 10 80
( A. NJ. Preaching at :l5and "a Pm.
BAPTfsr.-Preaching at 2:l5 and I p. NJ
Sabbath School at p. NJ
( UNTTARIAN.-Sabbafh School at PM
Preaching at 2-l5 and p. M.
CATHoLIc.-Preaching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ: Sabbath School at aP. NJ.
METHODIST T:-Preaehing at 2 and p. NJ
Sabbath School at 10 A. NJ.
! Observation-Disclosures held every sun
days st ! O'Clock, p. NJ, in Hall over Wiggin'-
drug store.
EpIscoPAL-Services at Hancock Hall every
Sunday at l0:l-2A. NJ. and . 30 z. NJ.
The usual quantity of mud say now
be found on Water Street
| In this market the supply OF eggs is
short, and the demand lively At 81 cts per
I dozen.
November has thus far been milder
/ than October.
The incest varieties OF apples are SELL
ing at 81 per barrel.
-Burglaries, attempts at burglary and
rumors of burglsries are prevalent in this
city, particularly the latter.
The friends of temperance are hard at
work, and there is very perceptible di-
miuutiou of drunkenness on the street
Two hishwaymen. one night last week
demanded of n traveller some matches,
and then inquired If he had any money.
They obtained neither.
A few teams have left for the woods.
but the operations on This river will be ligh:
the present winter.
Hon. Eugene Hale is now at New Or
leans among other prominent Republicans.
trying to ascertain who is elected Presi-
dent.
Complaints have been frequent the
last few DAYS. that articles left Ia wagons
la sheds aud on the street. have been stolen
therefrom.
Edward Cross, who keeps a saloon on
State street. has nice, fresh oysters con-
stantly on hand. and has generously given
us an opportunity to test them.
An unusually small number OF vessels
have arrived al this port for the last ten
days, being prevented by Northerly and
Easterly winds. The consequence is that
freights have advanced 80 cts. per NJ. on
lumber, and the wharves are piled to their
utmost capacity. awaiting shipment.
FIRE.-On Wednesday night OF last week
a barn belonging TO Robert Mullen, situa-
tod on the Hancock road. was burned. 1t
contained some 60 tons of hay and a varie-
" of farming tools. As It was kept locked
aud no one had been there for some days,
il is thought that il must have been set on
fire. The loss was about 81 500 and there
was insurance to the amount of 81 900.
-Messrs. Z. +. Il +. NJ. Rowe, OF this
city, have started peoples levee and gift
enterprise. the distributions will take place
at Hancock Hall on Monday, Jan. l, 1877.
Among the gifts are two new carriages,
three new sleighs, one new pung, two sec
ond hand carriages, and two second hand
sleighs, trotting sulky, harnesses. robes.
watches and one hundred dollars in cash
gifts. There will be a Grand New Years
Ball in Hancock Hall on the evening OF the
distribution, to which the ticket holders
will be admitted free
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

Any person wishing conveyance to steamer Will
be called tor by booking their names at the Frank
lia House upon tie steamers book.
For iur,her particulars. inqnire OF
q. ". tIskE, Agent.
Ellsworth, MAY sth. 1871
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Marine Disasters.

Boston, 81.
vessels quarter board bearing the
name Tag lioni, has been found at Hull, al
80 main beam marked Is tons, supposed
10 be from the schooner which drfted from
Gloucester yesterday.
Schooner Z. d. Sawyer Cummings from
New ! ork for st. John, n. r., parted her
chain and drifted out of Gloucester Har-
Dor at 8 o'clock this morning but went
ashore on Mixes Mate. She was towed
Of BY tug and brought to this city, hav-
hlg received slight damage.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Business Notices.
From p. Fellows. NJ. D., of Hill. Nh.

From r. Fellows. NJ, D. of Hill, n. II.
Although have generally great objection
to patient medicines, can but ssy in justice
to 1 u. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
that Is . remedy OF superior value for Pulmon-
AIRY Diseases.
have made use Of this prepar alton for sew
eral years, and it has proved to be very reliab =
10 and eficacious in the treatment Of severe
and long standing Coughs. ! know Of one
patient. now in comfortable health, who is
taking this remedy. and who but for its use.
1 con slider, would not now be living. X. FELL
LOWS, n, ID.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Sale of Islands.
RoCKLAND, 81

hpthLAND, Il.
The suction s4le of islands belonging to
The state, by the land agent took place at
Thorndike Hotel 10 this city o-day. There
were 62 sold. only one on the advertised
list being Withdrawn. The amount OF the
-ales is a little over $500. Many ofthe
Islands are in possession OF persons claim
ing title and in most cases such were bid
on by parties Interested. II the titles are
proved by the claimants in any case the
purchase money will be refunded.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
To COnsu,Hpfires

The advertiser. retired physician. having
prov identia tally discovered, while = Medical
Missionary in Southern Asia, very simple
vegetable remedy ior the speedy and perman-
ent cure of Consumption. Asthma, Bronch-
tits, Catsrrh, and all throat and lung affections,
also a pos tive and radical specific for Ner-
vous Debility. Premature Decay. and all Ner-
vous Complaints. feels 1t his duty TO make II
known TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive. he will cheerfully sendifree OF
chsrge) TO all who desire IL, the recipe COR
preparing, and full directions for successfully y
using, this providentislly discovered remedy
Those who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits of this discovery without cost. can ds
so BY return mail, by addressing with stamp,
naming Paper.
DR. CHARLES MARSHALL,
81 Niagara Street,
iy4a Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
MARINE LIST.
nisWorsh Port.

1isworsh Port
CLEARED.
November l6.
Sch Otronto. Hammond Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Democrat. Smith, Rockland.
CLEARED.
Sch Chss Upton. Keith, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine, Jordan. Boston.
CLEARED.
November 20.
Sch City Of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
Sch Dsiawsse. Youas. Bostoa. y ~
ARRIVED.
Sch Harriet Edith BARTLETT Belfast
Sch Golden Rule, Bartlett, Swans Island.
Sch Caro- Bell. Barber, Kockland.
Sch scinto, SAdler. Rockland.
Sch Ancreon. casper. Belfast.
Sch Senator. Murch, Boston. .@-rt
CLEARED.
Sch Catherine. Jordan. Cape Ann.
Sch Golden Rule BARTLETT. Swan's Island.
Sci Harriet . Edith. Bartlett. New York.
ARRIVED.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Hammet, Boston.
Menerauda.
U 8 sch Ernest. before reported ashore at Isle Au
Haut. is now safely besched and can be repaired
for . few thousand dollars. AFTER pounding on the
rocks for a fortnight
Sch KAais p Lunf. from Brunswick. Ga, for 81
Jago. before reported abandoned, was found on
Double Breasted Gays. Abaco. IThe wreckers have
saved portion Of her cargo.
Dbaseees.
SEQ Ella Eudora, Brown, from Mt Desert, ar
rived at Boston l4th in . damaged condition, hav
| ing been in collision with aeh Asenora, Of Ens
| worth, 18th, OF Thatcher's Island and Carried
| away foremast, bowsprt and bead gear. and hac
starboard Low stove. Damage 70 the Agenora MOI
The cargo Of sch Mary Lesd. Of Ellsworth. a
| Brooklyn tor Charleston. was d6scovsFod to be OF
| IRE l3lh. TIE hold was 111od with watm and tn.
fire extinguished without daxnage 70 yooool Sh,
has q cargo Of brimstoao ed fertiliaogp, witch il
badly damaged and = hsing dkscharged.
Ossnnse1e Hevss.
sw HARBoR-Ar = ~ Patriot. Pinkham. Fss,
Az Is, schs Express. Wass, Portland for Calais
| Vulcan, Coxgins. Desooa fbr Pombgoke; Owed
Hinds, Blatchford, Boston for CalAls; Dolphin, Col
beth Boston for Hachias; Grecian, Mitchell, Bo.
| ton for Harrington. Gilman, Wentworth, Rockian
| for Cutler; Susan, Alley, Gouldsboro
| Ar l6, sch T Haynes, Wade, Ensworth.
| Ar ls sch sarah Jane, Robinson. Rockland
| WINTER HARDOR-Ar II, sch A G Brooks, SDal
| idge, Boston; Blackwarrior. do.
Ar 10, Convoy, Norwood. Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Fatal Accident.

ROCHESTER. \. II. Now, q
George Varney aged is years, was in
stsntly killed this forenoon in the Picker
room of the Comic Manufacturing Co., by
getting caught by belt and carried over
a shaft at the rate Of one hundred and nfty
revolutions 9 minute. His neck was brok-
en-, one arm torn OF and his body one mass
OF bruised flesh. He was son of John
Narney Esq. Hotel keeper of the place.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
WORTH AMERICAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1876

Arl sen Alta, hoIntyre, Portland,
PoRrIASD-Ar n. sch ADELE Pray. Pray, MI
Desert, Susan Frances, smith. Lamoines
Ar 16, sch Radient, Hardy, Swans lsle.
Ar II, sch Geo Fergu son, Fergasou Ellsworth
for New York
Cid Il, sch Gipsy, Munroe Prospect Harbor
Ar II, sch Janthe, Johns, Gouldsboro.
Cid Is. Panama. Mazrsll. Ellsworth.
BosroN-Cld 10, sch VIM III Archer, Bellatty
Ellsworth.
Ar Il. sch Susan Frances, smith, Lamoine.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar Is. sch Mary Cushman,
-, - Wesley Abbott, -, -.
Sid II. sch A X Woodard, woodard. Ellsworth.
PRovIDENCa-Ar IL, sch Astoria, Sadler, Els
worth; Ganges, Keith, do.
PAwTUCKET-Ar Is, sch Astoria, Sadier. Els
worth Ganges, Keith, do.
NEW YoRK-Ar i5 sch Dexslo, Treworgy. Els
worth.
Ar 49, sch Geo Ferguson. Ferguson. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
NO FAILURE KNOWN !

There Is no ease on record where DIR. Morris
Srup of Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound has
failed 10 give satisfaction. On the other hand
wherever il has been used by our people, in Sc
we're colds, Coughs, asthma. bronchitis. Group
whooping-cough and consumption, they are en-
thusiaslic In its praise. Containing no opium
OF other dangerous drug. it does not coustipaie
and is safe to administer In all conditions OF
health. This is an important announcement,
and the suffering are advised TO heed it. Trial
size, 10 cts. large sizes, so cts. and One Dol
lar Sold by
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

Castoria is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, without any Of its objections, for
it is plaesxu to take and does not nsoseste or
gripe. For Costiveness at any age, but espec-
tally for Sour Stomach. Wind Collie, Worms
a nd the Disorded Bowels Of Children, it's the
most effective remedy in existence. 1t is
harmless. it is reliable, and it 10 cheap.
1ys 3mos ~.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

A VOICE FROM THE CEMETRY. One-ffth Of
the graves in every cemetery are the last homes
Of the victims of Consumption, and yet there is
no disease which terminates in consumption,
that may not be cured by Hate's Honey Qf
Horehowt and Tar. Is not this a fact worth
rememberings Sold by all Druggists.
PIke's Toothaehe Drops cure in minute.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Found Dead.
Providence. Z. |. y

hOF Z q. T. y v. IT,
James White, an Englishman formerly
an inmate OF the Soldiers Home ia Maine.
was found dead this morning 10 an open
field near this city. He probably became
bewilde.ed in the storm and died of ex-
pOsure.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
iMroRrANr TO rRAvRLRRs

When Jos visit or leave the City Of NEN
YORK. save Ann0yan amt expense Of csrriAge
hire and stop at the GRAND U0AON 10.
TEL. opposite The GKAND CEHTRAL DEPOT.
1t has over $50 elegantly Furnished roo0s and Is
fitted mp At an expense Of over tSe0.00o kieya-
ropesn PIaa. The DBoRAC1AUT II, Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
beet the market can furnish. The cuisine il IN
surpassed. Rooms for . single person. o., tl5O.
and e2 per day ,rich suites for families proportion,
xtely ow, that visitors " the city and travel
can lige more luxsriOusiy, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than st any other hrstclass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute Tor all parts OF the City.
lyAs G.F. &W. D. GARRlSUA NaRagers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Arrested.

ST. JOHN, n. B., Nov. 2I.
Thomas ]. Ellis charged with abscond-
ing Sixty thousand dollars from the New
York Park National Bank, remains here.
the authorities doing nothing toward his
examination He has employed welden,
deputy Minister Of Justice as counsel
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Boy Accidentally Shot.
FARMINGToN. Nc. Nov. 2

PENNINGTON, Ne. Nov. 2Ist.
Ellie, Son off. S. Payne, OF Weld. went
gunnng Friday and the gun was accident
ally discharged, blowing away a portion OF
one side OF his head. He lived ten hours,
lnseuslbie.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Steamer Cambridge still at Roc kIand

RoCKLASD. Me. Nov. 2lst.
Steamer Cambridge for Boston, still re-
mains tn the Harbor, waiting fo- the sub
siding Of the gale
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
AuGCsrA. Me. Nov. 2l.

AUGUSTA, Ne, NOV. p.
official returns at the keunebec Journal
office from the whole State except IA small
towns and plantations which In 1872 gave
less than 300 votes give the total vote of
ll6,o20; for Hayes, &c, 1870; for Tillden, 40.
4l0; scattering, ,4s0.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

INHALING the hot vapors Of Solution OF
Forest Tar" for Bronchitis and Consumption,
alsys the cough. aids exptctoration, restores
the sppetite and promotes sleep.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
MORRIS IL HERITAGE,
ia n. Third Street, Phila.

eT Sold by $. ID. wigyin. Ellsworth; A.
J. Jordan, Orland, and X. b. Stover. Bucks
port.
John W. Perkins 4 Co.. Portland. General
agents.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Sy rup. which Is sure death to worms,
pleasant to take. and requires no physc.
Price y cents. Try IL. Tyr eow49
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used. Burns and Scalds are heal
ed without a scar. Rheumatism, Sprsins, and
most nesh, bone xnd muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. The
Centsur Lniment is for family use, the Yel-
10 W for horse and animals. One trial will
conv ince the incredulous.
1y 3mos A.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

DO you want TO be cured o Dyspepsia, con-
stipztisn, Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. go to q. A.
Parcher'. and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
for 30 cents bottle, or sent BY mail on re ceipt
of price. Prepsredby Wiggin & Co. Rocklsnd
Ne
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls-2. 80 P. NJ.

A dispatch has just been received from
South Carolina saying that the Board Of
State Canvassers at Columbia to-day count
ed all the votes on the presidential ticket
and find that the hayes Electors are all
elected.
The msjority received by the Republican
eleetor who had the fewest votes was 230.
This Of course settles all doubts Of South
Carolina
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

PILES DIErETIc sALERArUs.-Universaliy &C
knowledged the best In use Each pound bears
the name OF JAMES PYLE. None genuine with.
out lyrffI
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
The Weather.
w AR DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON d. C. Nov. 2-l A. .M.>
Pr o6abiaies.
For the Eastern Atlantic Coast, falling
barometer. Stationary temperature, East
erly winds. cloudy and rainy weather
Cautionsry signals continue at Boston
Portland, Eastport.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
lastias

The fall term OF the Normal school at
Castine closed on Friday Of last week and
the winter term commences Dec. 5th.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

Hamiltons foundry and Car works were
burned this morning. loss $500, 900, insur-
ed $4,000,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

When life is embittered BY the SdferinF
from Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Kidney Blsd-
der and Glsndulsr Maladies. Mental and Ply
tneuce and Retertiou Of Urine, Disbets. Grsy-
ell, L,>s oi Vitality. Excuses, Intempersnce
and General Debility, are surely cured BY
duNT's REMEDY.
INFALIIsLR EYE.wAsH ID not injurious :.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

To aiisy tickling cough, and to render tho
voice clear, take Forest Tar Troches.'