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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

The hresfdency,-This is the House that
Jack built
The Spoiis, is the Malt that lay 10
the House that Jack built.
Democracy is the Rat that ate the
Malt that lay in the House that Jack built.
epHtlicdHism.-This is the Cat that Kill.
ed the Rat that ate the Malt that lay ia the
House that Jack built
The Credit Modflier, This is the Dog
that worried the Cat that killed the Rat
that ate the Malt that lay In the House that
Jack built
The House OF Representatives.. This is
the Cow with crumpied horn that tossed
the Dog that worried the Cat that killed
the Rat that are the Malt that lay in the
house that Jack built.
The Independent PART, -Thisis the Maid
en- all foriorn that MIXED the Cow with
crumpfed horn that tossed the Dog thai
worried the ( Al that killed the Rat that
ate the Malt that lay in the House that
Jack built.
Samuel Jones IYlden This Is the man
all tattered and torn that kissed the Maid
en- all forlorn that MIXED the Cow with
cfumpledhorn that tossed the Dog that
worried the Cat that killed the Rat that
ate the Malt that lay in the House that
Jack built.
Charles Frdhcfs Adams.-This is the
Priest al shaver and shorn that married
the Man all tattered torn that kissed the
Maiden all foslorn tina MIXED the Cow with
crumpIed horn that tossed the Dog that
worried the cat that killed the Rat that
ate the Malt that lay in the House that
Jack built
~ The Noremter Election Ne,es.-This is
the Cock that crowed at early morn that
wsked the Priest all shaven and shorn
chat married the Man all tattered aud torn
that Kissed the Maiden all. forlorn that
MIXED the Cow with crumpled horn
that tossed the Dog that worried the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
rhs Returns.

oar tsieSg@pAic dispatches thus morning
I've a.i.e certain intormai Oh Of the result
90. tuesday : election IN iud ana aud Ohio
iLdal.. .rcIls 10 Do a. ulgcl TIA doubt a.
over. at.l parties e.~llnin5 the state
il Ua.a, the drt.t 90 thc returns received
..a.e tha. il Lir gone Republican by e
.eri leI majority. The gam 0; five Mem
.e.- ot Con-re>>, making th, dcieest. on
stand twelve 30 eight, j. a sure sign tLat
l.e It. Puoii,ans have succeeded. Although
,...- result al presas.i wiring, is not 50 de-
size a. Ne could have wished, yet tho
election 81 Hayes and Wheeler may nov
Sc Ga certainty be predicted. OF course
tue Democrats viii burs: forth With pre-
tended oAtltaiioi4. but this election seals
,a,lr fate. Indiana j. u1logH;el,y very
close, bul ID November W. with certainty
lsa' ..Ge .:>clf Republican a. in l>72.
We are no: st all disturbed n Tire jaS.-
Joe Democrats are now enjoying. bet b.dc
our sine. contiien; that ia 4 few weeks the
Republicans viii have the,r Jay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

\ BALLOON ACCIpENr.-As au aeronaut
named Gco7gs Winthrop was making su
ascent at Paxton, III, recently. tn, balloon
burst when about i've hundred feet from
the ground. ana began % descend rapidly
The atmospheric resistance formed the
canvass into the shape OF 4 parachute.
which partly checked the dowsward flight.
hu. when about three hundrrd icot from
earth the canvass rolled together. and the
aeronaut came down WIKI fri.hifuI yrlnc.
Ivy A. soon a, ~" halloou burt. Win
throp was seen n clinh from the baskr.
and ciiu. n the hoop attached thereto
When within about twrn.y ltct 81 thc
ground. he lct 20, and ~ the same time
Kicked the basket from under hi, feet 80
a. ~ iail clc.r from A. IT. struck upon
his icet wiki such force that Als log, were
DRIVEN into the grnuud up % hl, Aurc,
lie Was in.eusih.r his nose being broken
aud fbrrhrad cut open by thr hoop ~
the balloon. rIs back wac ai-o badly
hurt. and mauifcs;ly there wcrr internal
Injuries ~ fatal character. H. Soon at
terward retuurI 10 cons ciouSuc~-, sp,aA.
Ing inartirulaI~ly. bu, could upi move,
aud he Wa, rrpnrsr4l "a be- diving yc.tcriIy
morning. The balloon was new and IS a.
made I'll Cincinnati. The accident Il at
tributrl 90 thr f.et tia. th- seams III tur
Balloon were - narrow tht, they gave
Nay when -ubjcctcitp severe uIrs,..r,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
\ Vigorous Effort to stop Murder and
Intimidation ia south Carolina.

CHARLESTON. =. G, Oct. :. The News
and tuuTier's correspondent telegraph
last night from Columbia that the report
OF The Deputy Marshals sent Ia invest gate
the second collision between whites and
bIAun, a; E.icntou has led Governor Cham
bcriaiu 10 the determination TO issue
proclamation ordering all white military
clubs or organizations To surrender their
arms and ds~baud At once. lucase OF their
refusing To do - he Will next proclaim
the state iu condition of domestic ylo-
lencc, viii inform President Grant To that
effect aud call upon hiun t. suppress 10.
A.>u that Elliott, CATduzo. Dunn. RSiury
stacker. r u. Johu,on and Cleaves. ofthe
Republican Executive Committee. have j.
su,d AN address Ia the people OF The | nited
States similar TO their Hamburg address
aud patporiiug TO give correct state
IA, 81 iA4. t4~iii..i4 ~ 3D. ~ t,lruI,.'r
pa y 90 south Carolina upon the support
81 ilIe people OF The United States. reaf-
LrG> The charges against the white peo-
PIE OF intimidation. proscript, etc. and ap-
peas TO the great American people Tor
their - mpa;ny aud ,upportion. Tnry are
poN viIv->, they say. TO defend themselves
against the aggression Of their enemies
aud poNeTtess to protect their persons
and property. They appeal Ia conclusion
20 ihr General government To rescue them
from the h1uds Of the very nrn Who are
AGAIN ,ceAla. TO sap IL Conditions bv
ueN mod. Ol attack.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
u Ice II ATTY e
CATARRh,

This Is tn, destructive ard terrible stage IL The
disease. The whole nasal passages, Including
he eyes and ears, the tuuslls, throat bFuuch Ia /
tubes and lunE- become one after another affect
II. iufamed. uiccrtcal, ant tsuocpmb Tapi div to
this irighiiui monster. peculiar acid ii genera
ted anil set a. AbsrAty Is thls disrasv, which
pcrmcatinx the blood. wcakCns aud destroys its
ret rysratiug power. aud allows The system no
opporIunt. la throw IN The malady uuiil tbs
poison Il urutraliEei and expelled II IS here that
constitutional treatment bccames 81 the nnst VI
tal Consequence. "heeausc nHicss arrested at this
Stage the disease viii make rapid progress to
wards pulmonary consumption. - NHTrup's
Hnu-rha'd Phy-GrlIn. Meanwhile "a souiAin-
healing. uui a-iriussHt medicine must be appIird
directly t1 the na>a passages. thts Iatmlng the
most perfect treatment Of The IcDease possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
Notice of Foreclosure

NOTICE - hereby given that-thc condition,
~ having bcru broken ut certain moot yArc
bearing late tire ssth lay Juue h. D I,si- nj
recorded lI,s'. lA ~ in the Hancock krgf strv
q Deeds, Vol 10, frge 49,. SAID mortgage having
neca made. executed and delivered " Vim r.
ii"Iden % John Manchester, The efJrc tie up der
-tsn,Rl claims 70 iortcif.s.s the same nronrrty
covered " said mortgage being described a. NJ
y" r. 20 "t a certain lot OF piece OF land living
~ tle town OF fremont, viz. one undivided NAN
81 iCt No ~ ON a plan taken by salem Town Jr .
ksI. Ia l-t's containing eiKhty-.x acres NOR. or
lees. the tcd o. .ald lot. ~. Vs. to be AZ f,IIow
Wa commencing at a stake and stone at the h.aI
OF ~hip Harbor. thence north nine degrees. ea,t
t"cnty-iour rods t0 the north west corner Or tbe
barn, thence north forty degrees. east fifteen rod.
10 the Held fence, thence following said fence
westerly anu southeTy to the shore together
with one undivided half OF the dwelling hou.e
aad one undivided half OF the arm Also another
hlsce or pat OF lot No. l4j on =aid yIaa VIZ
commencing on the east line OF lot No j. on saIl
plan near the south east corner Of the same at n
htfch TREE mATAcd me. thence SO : degrees east
IL rods thence south 80 degrees, ca :, u TN. north
emu OF the beach on the shore OF SAID lot No lO3
thence following the shore south and westerly n
the said lot No. 81 and following the sAld LOT No
u, To The place began at containing thlrty-sIx
acres more or less
- JOHN MANCHESTER
i'oAoht' oct- tth, $50 SWAT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

H-. Htr:-Wh-n John Brown made
H- railI -ait that he rang the death huell
IL slavery. Now taa; Wa boz a great say.
because all that was needed WAS 10 arouse
from their s,npor the light ininded men.
When the Baltimore Convention broke
I'D in a row. said 10 q returned delegate,
ina, that bot caused the death OF the Dem
acra,ic party. Now that was rot a great
-ay. because it was easy to see that the is
-Ies upon which that Convention split were
recoucilable.
H. it minded meH had become aroused
Ind they are in 4 majority in the country.
Vow | repeat.fnat the democratic party
Is dead aud will never elect another Pre-
jient. Now that j. not much TO say either,
h,cause the word. democrat Is 80 iuterwo-
ven with 50 nuch that is obnoxions
10 right minded men. that the word
a4I tAepl-;y VII = GA. Of a.a with
,Ae NTouz beaded Issues with which It has
iyea associated.
think IS is a libel upon the Intelligence
and honesty OF the people OF Ohio and Iu-
diana ~ ~ly that either viii 20 Democratic
a. Nov PETER SIMPLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
CONSUMPTION Can BF CURED.
SCuENCk's lULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHExCK's SEA NFRD TONIC.

SCuENCk's lULMoSIC sYRUP.
r. tf SCHExCK's SEA NERD Toxic.
S,Hx>Ck's MASDRAKE rILts.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pull
mouary Consumption.
Frequently medicines thst will stop cough
will occasion the death Of the patient; they
l1cA ~ the liver. stop the circulation Of he
blood. hemorrh *. 10 lows. and in fact. they
clog the sction % the very organs that caused
TIL cough.
LIVER Complaint aud Dyspepsia are the
causes of twO-lhirds Of the eases Of Con-ump-
ton. Mauy persons complain OF a dull pain
in the side constipation, coated tongue. pain
IA the shoulder-bivdc, feeling Of dIo"-intss,
and re, tlsssncs-. the TODD living heavily on tie
stomach accompanied with acidity and holch-
ing up OF Wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
di-0rdered condition OF this stomach Or . tor
ph liver.
Persons 80 affected. r(thry take one or two
beavy 'oids, aud II the cough in thc,c case,
hc suddenly checked. will find the stomach aud
liver gloggCd, remaining torpid aud inactive.
amt almost before they are aware the lung
are mass Of sores. aud liberated, the result
OF which is death
Sthcurks Puimout'' syrup + an cXrcctorani
which does not contain opium or any thng
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
~ri,encks sea Weed ronie dissolyes the food,
mix. with the ga~;ri, juices Of the stomach,
aid. digestion. and creates raVenous appe-
lite.
" hen the bowel. are cnsliyc. >Ain saiow, or
the symptoms otherwise Of a bilious tendency
>hrurA's Mandrake lIlts are required
These medicines afe prepared on'S Oy.
J. II >CHFSCk & sos
n. f.. corner stNiA AMI .Arch 81, Phila.
AID ar tbs sac hF I'LL druggists and dealers.
October.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
The Hope of Jeff. Davis.


'peoiAi Dispatch 70 the Boston Journal
WASHINGTON. Oct :. ls7G.
Tue Washington Chronicle SAYS: JcG.
Davis writes from Iondnn recently To an
old and very particular friend Ia this ,.ity
who Ia hi, official station could not keep
the letter a secret. that ia case OF Tildeu's
election he shall return Ia time To meet
his friends from the South at the npening
OF the Confederate House. lie exprc>-,,
great hopes Of Iilien's e.ec; ion. aud write.
that ths> j. also the general belief Of the
thousands Of confederate exile, in Eag-
land. including Benjamin. his Secretary OF
state under The rebel government. Davis
lays tina, the sympathy Of the Mouzrchist,
OF England are all ia favor OF Tilden. and
he says conidcntitlly that the friend, oI
the lost cause who sent their money 80
freely la aid OF the rebellion to de-tory the
American Union. have contributed larry.
sums 10 Tiiden's election fund, and would
freely contribute thousands OF millions. II
by that means they could break up the
hated great republic, which is menace
to every monarchy in Europe He writes
that II lIiden Is elected nearly all OF thr
exiles in England aud Europe will Immed-
lately return, and thar for himself he shall
hereafter reside III Washington
Davis has scores Of old friends in tbi.
city who held office Tor many years through
his powerful Influence. aud they nov have
strong hopes OF Iildens election aud
their reinstatement in office Two or three.
through letters rom Davis. cot places uu-
der the Confederate HouS- tut the
amount OF patronage was too small 70
einpiuy many. They say that IL Tild.u i,
elected he will make Davis Secretary OF
War tu Ieward the South for his election
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

In Niactaul New Jersey. the ltgusr
traffic ha~ been ch-ciually ~hut ont. iIr-t
By clause 10 the "rIsia.l deeds uitusl,
lots; secondly. ~ the united action "a tie
people In VotiGG no iircucr - here /,
a town uiiNelye thousand iuhIbiiAut..Nlth
property valued a 81 900 90. ana without
~ gros->hop. al. aims house or police de-
partmcnt. The hepury-shcriti i .ruc.r.G,
the guardian OF the public pracr-,hc ON
ly policeman. The cost ofpanprr support
ia the year 1915 was only s21i VI wou
der the town taxes are Hight. Ani the pro-
pie continually sing
Come unto these yellow sands.
ON the o,her hand, New sntian. Cou.
nretleut has one hundred gros,shun., and
pays annually $500 for police ana s. 500
Tor paupcgIsm. The odds ace against grox.
shops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

A curious discovery has heen made in
the convent of Santa Maria la AuoVa at
Rome. which formerly belonged to the
Franciscan monks. IL consists of three,
underground cells, accessible only through
i hidden trap door, aud where monks
guilty OF grave offences. we've probably
put. Ia the FIRST there is little it2ht
through sB opening in the wall the sec
ond il narrower and darker; the thna Is
,,j.hnut 4 raw of light. and Is dish al hole.
sinister and mostly obIiterated inscrip-
t;ons cover the walls. and numerous 10.
struments of torture, as well az human
bones. were found
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

A mass Temperance convention will
lie hrld IN Augusta next Thursday Oct
IL
a company with 5000 Ol) cap al is to
buiid !, hotel At the i>l- al Iiaut. and
make other improvements.
e. r. Webb. county attorney OF Ken.
uebec. has been apoint"d United State
commissioner ut the circuit cuurt.
-pr H. 4. REYNOLDS o, Bangor. s.mp-
erancr retormer, has made eugag -ment-
to lecture In the west tor nine months,
from November g
Thomas Alien. the diver. has found
another huge cannon In the Pcuobsot near
Bangor II is at the same size and style As
fha onc ioand tho first of the summer.
- The ,Fr, shmcn at Bowdoiu outuuuh-
erred the sophomdres, 40 go ~ In The an
nual game OF foot Jali yesterday. and wen
the game after a contest Of an hour and
35 minutes
The twcnty-nin,h annual session of
the rcnpbscot Musical Association viii
b. held ID Bangor. bcgmIuS Tuesday
NnvrnOer IL closing ou Friday evening
November ~, under the direction % Prof.
". . Pcrkins.
DR. Montgomery was brought into
court NJ Rockiand. TOR removing tue head
II John SwaIuhurnr. a Revolutionary sol
der. after death. lie was discharged. on
showing that SwAluburn while living, as
kcd him to make th" examination, t. see II
Il bullet was not lodged there.
-Gcur.c A. lIsmcs OF Leaistnu Ma.
been arraixued at court for the most bar
baruu- treatment ~ his young daughter.
a glri OF Is wears. 1t appears for some
wrong ~ Ihr giri'- the parent cruelty beat
her with a leather siraliaud locked her lot"
the room Tor three da,s. Her bitter cries
were finally heard by the urighbor> aud
the police informed OF the nht!r. 81" was
found ia a horrible condition. Haynes
wa, bound over To- the ;. J. Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
THE ONLY REMEDY.

In my opinion the only remedy "a for
the Government to put the whole State un-
der martial law. iioodthe State with troops.
arrest all yiOlators of the law. without re-
gard TO color Or politics, and punish all
murderers. The Governor cannot do it.
for he can call TO his aid only the coiOr-d
militia. and then there would be a big fight
on hand, and the negroes would gtt the
worst o: IT, a they always do a stitch in
time saves nine, but the stitches are be-
Ing lost every day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
rHEwHoLE PoprLArroNIx Arms.

1t i a rare thing TO meet q white man
uBarmed; though they cannot read or
write, they will own a revolver they will
cheerfuilv go withouta Bible 10 own re-
volyer. | believe there are four revolvers
to one Bible lib this e"unty. The latter is
almost wholly out of use. 1t would be
extremely absurd for them to carry on
n Democratic campaign aud read the Bible
at the came time. Their salvation Is
wholly in the revolver Take that away,
and the rife also, and they would lose the
election and reform
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

TuF RESULT IN COLORADO. The dis
patches contained in the last American,
touching The result OF the recent election
lu svlt State are fully confirmed By later
dispatches. The State has gone Repubh-
can by about POO majority. The Repub-
lean candidate for Governor aud member
Of Congress are elected. The Legislator,
Is strongly Republican and tive United
Senator'S, are thereby secured IN the Sen
ate. Pass sIoBa some more doubtful
States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
IMPORTANT TO rRaYRLERs

When you visit or leave the CITY ofNEa
YORK. save ANNOYANCE amt expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the g AVID UNION HGD.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
ntted mp az an expense OF over $500 900. Eleya.
TOR, steam and all modern improvements Eu
counter aud Vine Rooms are supplied With the
pest me market can furnish. The cuisine is un
surpassed Rooms for single person 81 sig0
anal az per day ,rioh saItesfor families proportio
atsly low so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can i've nors lqxuriously, for less money ut
the UhAND tSiOSt than at any other frst Class
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the lilo.
vel every taiaYto Cor All psrts of.the City. "a
lya2 G,F, a W. u. GARRISON Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

-tiE~. CHARLES ". TiLpEN OF Casino
e..i De- Candidate lot assistant Secretary
.-ia. senate Of Maine nest winter. Tie
ID reputation b3,A military
D-u ridden, Ai> exrn plary character and
practical ,li-ency justify warm cordial
ppot OF him Of the part q AL hepubii-
e.s-. he will make good assistant and.
"a process, Of time. good Secretary lie
praeu,ocut.y one Of those men 10
vaom i, T. a duty as well a pleasure 10
aa honor. Portland. Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

Cat that killed theRat that ate the
Malt that lay in the House THAT Jack
built.
Governor Hayes, This is the Farmer rich
In corn that owned the oCockthat crowed
at early morn that walked the Priest all
shaver and shorn that married the Man
all tatierrd aud torn that kissed the Maid
en- all ferlorn that MIXED the Cow with
crumpled horn that tossed the Dog that
worried The Cat tina; Killed the Rat that
ate the Malt that lay in the House that
Jack built. T--Boston Traveller.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

Incaleulable are the benefits derived from
HUNTS REMEDr. Kidney, BLADDER and
Clandular Complaints, Diabetes, Gravel Dis.
eases OF the Urino-Cenitsl Organs, Retention
and Incontinence Of Urine, Pain in the Back
and Loins, Female Irregularities, Excuses,
Intemperance and Nervous Prostratiou, are
cured by HUNTS Remedy, Brighps Dis
ease is cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

"A Washington dispatch says: 1T Is
expected by the Democrats that the train
el repeaters sent from Baltimore. Phils-
delphia and New York viii be able to de-
posit at least FIVE Thousand fraudulent
votes for the Democratic STATE ticket on
Tuesday next" .......
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

Tine song of 1.-The star Spangled Ban
ner'' was first set in type by Mr. 5, 5.
Sanda. editor of the American Farmer
who still lives in B altimOrei, ..- -,a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
SNEEZINC
CATARRh.

This Is n constant snecxe. snecye. Isneeze, until
your head seems ready to hy of. fstil your nose
and ewes discharge excessive quantities of mueusV
thin acfid. and poisonous, until unht for business
or pleasure you number yourself nmoBS the most
afflicted of Inortais destined to suffer periodica ly
the greatest distress without relief or consolation
Every draught, every breath of air seems an enc
my IN dis uise This is properly called Acute On.
tafrh aud conn only Cold in the Head lis con
stan, recurrence ~ duc to cousttuti0naiIy weak
or diseased nasal organs, aui enIcehc, action OF
the tpcrsplratoIy glands. In the permanent cure
ct this distressing malsJy SANFoRp's RApuAh
CURA TuR 'srAHRH IS a ncver-taiiinE specific
instant relief follows the first dose. It's use de-
siruv- the morbid constituencies 10 Htmos phertc
changes why predispose people 10 this disease
and y sure 70 prevent an attack Vi tHBpNIC or
LUCRATIVE CATARRH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

List OF letters remaining in the Ellsworth
Post Office uncalled for, for the week end
ing Oct. Z, 1876.
Beverly Lewis Mrs. Bracy John Can't.
Brown MISS r. Crabtree Ida A.
Driscoii John. Fogg A. j. Mrs.
higgins Ella. PiBro Addie
Newman Ollver u. Small Howard 81
Stevens ii. j. Smith W,
Earnum Joseph. Whitaker Ezra.
Persons calling Tor the above letters,
please say advertised.
ID. MCFARLAND Postmaster
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
Special 1otifes.


To all who are suffering from the errors and in
di-eretioss OF youth, nervous weakness early de
cay, loss OF manhood, sc, will send recipe
,ha. Will cure you, fisFE OF CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by missionary IN
south America. send n seif-addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH 4. lSMAS, Station y, Bible
Hnuse Ne,s York city II mos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
cS d!2t9I MIC

Symptoms -obsfrueted breathing, partial clos
uro one or both nostrils, stopped up, stuffed
mn feeling in the head. constant blowing OF IN"
nose discharges from the OF waiory or
thick Y, How or greenish muons, frequently streak
ed with blood sometimes tho matter becomes
tncru-teh IN the nasal passages and - r-rhoy rd
only ~ prolonged effort. In the morning on It's
ing the symptoms are the worst Violent blowing.
having and ~put thz auIl the rrusts are re
" least partially, and The threat - freed
rom the mater that ha> aCcumu ateiI during the
nEht FINALLY fr poisonous sccrciiuns attack
thc throat brourhlnl IuUes, ilurY@. Terminating In
pulmonary consumption. accompanied 10y most
Offensive brcalh aud impaired eycrtsht and hear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12

PhE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public sess ss No
s. az CONCERNED, that he has been duly AplsolnL.
"a anu mas taken upon himself the trust 81 IKE
coior oil the last Wih and Testament of - =.
.yQAN X. sOPER. late at ,erSund, st
~ the W. Of Hancoek yeenan tfecss sed bv Rfyhie
.s az tne law directs; ne therefore requt II al
estate, 70 make Immediate payment and Ihose
W,o have any INN edtatS dem aeds therevn 10 ca
o- l43z JOINS Il soyER, ~
ana' oeptemDer zth, 1876. 3w3e