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~ across the river. On the opposite side
OF the river several buildings were fired bv
the falling cinders, but were extinouished
with little damage.
A DEMOCRATIC BET PAID.-W. II. Davis
and b. +. Gray last week made the follow
ing bet, il Mr.. Hale's vote exceeded 300
IN the Dist. Gray was to wheel Davis from
the Franklin House to the Hancock House
and back and rice rersa. Accordingly on
tuesday eve at 4. NJ. Mr.. Gray appeared
with his wheel-barrow trimmed with flags
ana sesting Mr.. Davis, proceeded with his
load through Franklin and Main SIS across
the bridge to the Hancock House. The
streets were lined with laughing specta-
tors. On arrival at the Hancock House.
NJ. Gray called for refreshments, which
were supplied and declined to return TINT
night unless he could have some music.
Both bands came out and escorted the We
hicle with it, parties back across the bridge
The sport became more aud more wild and
exciting "a Gray neared his destination.
Every body was in high spirits aud sought
in every way 10 add TO the fun of the occa-
sion. At last, the Franklin House was
reached and Gray was declared to have
paid his bet.
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7ORTH AMERICAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,

we understand that NJ. j. Dow of
Brooks, Waldo County. State Deputy l. o.
u L. Is to visit Hancock County the last
OF this month in the interest.of the Order.
Any lodge or community wishing a visit
can receive any needed information by
writing to him at Brooks.
There is much speculation among the
people, ms to the manner or source of pow
er by which DIR. STACY is enabled to make
such wonderful examinations of his pa
uents. The fact that he never fails to dia-
gnose a case correctly is conceded by all
who have witnessed the method; as o the
source OF the power. we can only conjec-
ture.
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-"Grand Democratic Rally st Amherst
Corner. sept. 9th This notice has greeted
our eye IRON all bye-paths, hedges and bitches
for the past few days. At the appointed hour
the Town Hall was filed to overflow iug. The
meeting was called 10 order, and the Chairman
announced Vim. 7. JOY, Of Ellsworth, who e.
oquenily ",et forth the former integrity. pros
perity and honor Of the Republican party, it,
fall. it. present corruption and degradation.
lie next made strong appeal TO parents TO
bring un their children in the fear Of Rcpubli
cani,m and corruption and the love of Dem
ocracy. Tilden and Reform. He wa, succeeded
o, the able orator. Il. ". Maddocs. of Reeds
Brook. who vociferously advocated Hayes 4
Wheeler in the Nasty style. Thanks TO The
united efforts Of the TWO gentlemen. we can re-
i9icc in the great gain Of from twenty Dem
ocragic majority in Ie76 TO eight Republican
majority in ls,G. Ir RIVER.
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DIE D..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name ana
Age must be paid for.
acknowledgements 81, Mrs. Susan Green
aged 81 years.
september 10th. Barbara Moore. aged 3.
years.
| Cape NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9Th, Mrs. Debo
| rah Mackie widow of Capt. Andrew Mackie
late of Rutland, aged - years.
| Swans Island-August 29th. Alfred Little
son of Warren and Elmira Sprague, aged yrs
san Francis co-September lst, Samuel +
| Hale. formerly of Ellsworth, aged A. years,
months and IL DAYS.
neutrality-suspicious. 9th, Isabel Smith
aged ~ years, months.
Sullivan-July 18th, Fremont o. Bragdon
aged 20 years and months.
The subject Of the above notice was born on
the 2Sth of March. 1886. In early youth he was
respected and loved by his schoolmates and
companions for his Kind and genial disposition.
In manhood. his generous nature. his strict
honesty aud upright character gained him the
esteem and confidence of all who knew him.
As = son. he was loving and obcdient to his
parents: as brother, Kind and aiieetienate to
brothers and sisters.
The deceased had never made a public pro-
fcssion Of religion. During series Of religious
meetings held in the town in which he resided,
Mr.. Bragdon manifested considerable religious
interest. and on different occasions spoke OF the
need he felt Of personal interest in Christ.
preston to language which conveyed the i'm
preston 70 his friends that his hope was in
Christ and his home would be Heaven.
lie leaves n Borrowing family and many
friends and relatives 10 mourn their bereavc-
ment in this sad and affect dspensation Of
divine Providence.
We tender our heartfelt sympathy TO the af-
flicted family and especially with the aged
grandmother, who. past her fourscorc years,
Sits mourning the departed and patiently wait
ing the call 20 cross the river and Join the loved
ones who have gone before, and we trust that
in the evening of life. the bright clouds will
rest lovingly and invitingly upon the golden
mountains, and the beam Of Heavens rays
may stream down through the gathering mists
of death and we pray that peaceful and an
abundant entry may be given her and the dear
sorrowing ones, into that land Of blesscdncss
where the great riddle Of life, whose meaning
we can only guess at, will be- untolded TO them
in the quick consciousness Of souls redeemed
and purified. j. \. STEApMNS.
Hancock sent. Stl. 1876.
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Business Notices.

Letter from Rev. Sylyanus Cobb, OF Bost on.
Editor OF the Christian Freeman
Boston. December "A 1859
leat sir-lt may be some satisfaction TO YOU
70 De informed of the trial Of the peruvian
ShhVf' In my family. My daughter was
Drought low by thyhoid fever last spring.
nhd alter the fever len her she continued very
weak. and the simplest food distressed her.
or months she remained in the same debil-
iIited condition; but from 1t Of September
last, when she commenced taking the Syrup,
the digestive functions improved. and she
steadily gained strength and vivaciiy. and
now. having taken two bottles. she is restored
10 good state Of health indeed she appears
more really healthy than she has for several
years past. am of opinion that the PRO
toNidc of Iron" contained in the Peruvian
syrup. was adapted TO her case. and effected
what no other known medicine could have
effected.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Farmers OF ourry VIII hoi" 'hei'
annual Show and Fair at Centre Hail. oct'
~ Ell. ToRRY. Sec.
sept. IL, 1876. |"'o
GATHER YOUR FRUIT with my appara-
tus ,eithom climbing or injuTfng trees. APP
paratus sent for so cents. or. hot1 10 MAKE
IL for % cents W. a. Woolsocc, BOX
ass, Buffalo, n. \. 3w5o
Don't fail to consult the Telegraphlc
pbvsician. His success in treating dill
cult cases is truly wonderful.
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neutrality-suspicious. 9th by Rev. T.. s. Fish,
Mr.. Noah V. Tibbetts of Brooksville, and Miss
Ida May Tibbotts of Brooklin.
Tremont-August Goth. by Rev. B. f. Stn-
son. Mr.. Dudly +. Mayo. Of fremont, and Miss
Sarah +. kimball, of stockton.
Sedgwick - September 9th. by Rev. c. p.
Bartlett, Mr.. George W. Grindall and Miss Sa-
rah l.. Dority, all of Sedgwick.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
September :.
sch Anna ; Murch. Woodland New York.
ARRIVED.
sch Mechanic. Sinclair. Boston.
CLEARED.
Septem1cTs-
s-h olive I:ranch. Whitaker. New YORK.
Sch Elizabeth, sinclarc, Boston.
ARRIVED
sch Iussar. Mathews. Isockland.
sch julia Edna, Cook. Hocklini
CLEARED.
september 6.
sen wc.terloo, Whitaker, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Arborecr. Clark Boston.
ARRIVED.
September ~.
sch Ffauk Maria, Ancy, Boston.
sch EmHy, Alley, Ea-tsu.
sch James Donahue turgei son. Boston.
ARRIVED.
September II.
sch Caro- Rel. Barbour, I:ocklanh.
sch Forester, Jur,an HariIett- Island.
CLEARED.
September Il.
sch samuel Lewis. Hammond, Boston.
sch AfboTeer, Clark. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch " II Archer. Bell=tiy. Boston.
CLEARED
september Is.
sch James o'ponahue, Furgerson, New York
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Tvs 3mos 81.

Mothers can secure health for their child
rem and rest for themselves by the use OF Cas-
toria. perfect substitute for Castor Oil 1t
is absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant 20
take as honey. For Wind-Colic. sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old,
there is nothing in existence like it. 1t is
certain, it is speedy. it is cheap.
lys 3mos "a.
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Thousands lead miserable lives. suffering
from Us -pepsia. adi.oriercd stomach aud Ia er.
producing hiliousnes>. heartburn, costiyenc>>,
weakness. irregular appetite. low spirits, rai--
Ing food after eating. and often ending in fatal
attacks OF fever. THEY KNOW HEY ARE
sICk. vet get little sympathy. The uniAillng
remedy. which l. yearly restoring thousands,
j, paC o>tA'> Radical cure.
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Caked Breasts, Rheumatism. Sciatica,
swellings, sprAin,, stiff joints. Burns, scald,.
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and mus
Gle ailments, can be absolutely cured by the
Centaur Liniments. What the White Linz
ment is for the human family, the Yellow Lini
ment i, for spawned, CALLED. and lame horses
and animals.
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MOERIS It HERITAGE.

= sold los :. y. Wigsin. Ellsworth; \.
J Jordan. OrlanI, and Il. h. otover. Buck
port.
John ". Perkins & Go. Portland. General
agents.
- C. bottle will convince you ofits merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading thi>.
but 20 andgei a bottle. and your icllci i -
r.rr.,ju a, YOU live. VIII YOU DO ii. or wilyou
continue, to suffer. Think for Yourself.
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup l.
perfccily afe and extremely palalable. No
physic required. Costs - cents. Try II.
40 Is -
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iouis truly, s. COBB.
sHENcK's rULMoSIc SYRUP. FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION Cnt-.us ,NnCn,DS

sHENcK's rULMoNIc SYRUP. FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs AND CoLDs
The great virtue OF this medicine is that IT
ripens the matter and throws it out of The
system, purities the blood, and thus affects a
cure.
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. &c.
The tonic produces healthy action Of the
stomach. creating an appetite, forming chyle.
and curing the most obstinate cases of Ind-
gc>iion.
>CHENCK's MASpRAkE PILLS. FOR TIE
CURE nF LIVER COMPLAINT. &c
These piils are Alternative, and produce
healthy acton Of The liver without the least
dagger. a. they are free from calomel and vet
more cliaeious IN restoring 4 healthy action of
the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con-
sumption, a. the Pulmonic syrup rIpcns the
matter and purtes the blood. The Mandrake
flll> act upon The liver, create a healthy bile.
and remove all diseases of the liver, oflen a
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength 10 the stomach. makes a
good digestion. and cnahlc>the organs 10 form
good blood; and thus creates a healthy Cjrcu-
laiion OF healthy circulation Of healthy blood.
The combined action of these medicines. a.
explained, VIII cure every ease Of topsuml-
ton. II taken in time, and the Tie Of the
medicines preserved in.
Or. Schenck i profe sionaiy at hi, prn-
cipa Office. corner SIXTH and ARCH SIS.
Philadelphia. every MONDAY, where all letters
for advice must le addressed. >chouck's
medicines Tor sale by all Druggists. sept.
How many SUFFER constantly, in form. the
maladIes that result from the error, Of youth,
and would give all they possess to De rc,lor-
81 to sound and vigorous health 30 necessary
% ply steal and mental enjoyment. Let such
consult. IN our columns. the advertisement OF
the "fcapody Medical Institute" setting forth
the character Of the medical works pubised by
H. The Science Of Life, or Seii-Preseryatipn
viii guide those who are afflicted with the con-
sequence Of youthiull indscrctions 10 path,
Of pleAsantBcss and ply steal yigor. sexual
rhy .iology % Woman and her Diseases Will
guard and guide the female sex By it. admir-
able teaching. diseases Of the Nerves and
Nervous Malsdies" i a fountain Of Anovlcdgc
20 all suffering from nervous debility. Gold
Medal. Of great beauty and value. has recent
Is Accn presented To the author of the above
work, by the National Medical Association.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the CoGn-
~ u Hancock.
THE Undersigned Adm dc honis non with the
" i'll anne Ned &C. IT, ...t- ii Noses Chuck late
OF Buck -pOlt IN sdid county, deceased. respect
fully represents that it would be for the benefit OF
the estate 10 sell the following described real es
tate. Wherefore your petitioner prays your
Honor TO grant him License to sell at public or
private sale, andconvey, certain strip or parcel
OF land situated in Bucksport Village. to wit:
Beginning at Franklin street at the Southeastern
ly corner of lot owned or occupied by the late
StOteTs Arey. thence easteTly on Franklin Street
about three rods to land of r. Z. Buck thence
nOrtherlv to land OF said Bucks to the north
westerly corner of said Bucks lot on OAK Street.
thence westly on or by Oak street about three
southerly by said Arey's line to place Of begin.
Bucksport Village. bounded as fSlgows to Wit:
the late Thomas Swazey, Westerly by School ST.,
and the Westerly line ot Bucks lot or what would
be the continuance OF the westerly line OF School
street, run IRON Peabody's corner on
Main Street Easterly and North-easterly by
either bound SO called. Also one other piece Of
lana situated IN Bucksport Village on the westerly
side Of Bridge street bounded as follows viz. !:
Beginning at The North-easterly corner Of land Of
John Douglass thence Northerly on and by
Bridge street, ninety feet more or less TO land
owned by the late \. 7. fiiield, thence Westerly
by said fIfeld's lot - ieet more less by land
owned by John Doug lass, thence s0Gtheriy by
said Douglass land ninety feet more or less,
thence Easterly by land of John Douglass, eighty
feet more or less TO Bridge street the place OF be-
ginning o. lnt real estate oil lnt deceased.
EDW. SWAZEY,
Admir- De bonis non with the will nneXed.
BuckspOrt, August lst, 1875.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, S., Court of Probate, August Term
a. ID. 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED:-Tha
said Petitioner give public notice TO all persons
interested, by causing copy OF the petition and
| this order thereon, TO be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, news
/ paper published in Ellsworth, in said County that
| they may appear at court of Probate for said
| County, 10 be held AT Bucksport on the 2Oh day
| of september next, at ten of the clock in the
| forenoon, TO shew cause, If any they have, why
| the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant
| ed.
| PARKER TUCK, Judge,
| Attest :-CHAs. 7. DORR, Keg'r. 3w55
| A true copy-Attest: CHAs. Z. DORR, Reg'r.
| THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
| J. 10 all concerned, that he has been duly ap
| pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust o.
an Administrator OF the Estate of
IASA WASGATT, late OF Franklin,
| in the county of Hancock, deceased, by giving
| bond the law directs; he therefore requests al
| persons who are indebted to the SAID deceased
estate, to ms ke immediate payment. and thost
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit tn,
same for payment.
3w36f IVORY III. FOSS.
June 2lst, 1876.
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DO YOU want TO be cured of Dyspepsia. con-
situation. Piles and all diseases the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. go to q, \
Parcher's and get a bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by sil druggists
for 80 cents bottle. or sent By mail on re ceipt
Of price. Preparedby Wisgin & Co. RocAland
Ne.
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COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS.

An Observation-Disclosures B-ticry, combining with
a the celebrated Moderated Porous ila-t"r.
forming the grande-t curative agent in the world
Of medicine, and utterly sufp1--ing al "thcr
Pla-tcr- heretofore in u-". They accomplish more
In one week than the old rlast,r- IN whole year.
4. M. tL-N
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A young mechanic who has been stop
ping several months in the southern States
arrived home, here last Friday. lie bears
evidence in person and with tongue, that
>ecessia is not n delectable place for a
northern mau. Not nsed to being 'bul.ied.
nor quietly submitting To being stoned, he
left an a>>aulter one evening IN such a
condition. that 10 save his life he Was obhg-
ed to fee, leaving behind his earnings, per-
sona effects aud a thriving business. lie
represent, the state OF society in southern
and central Miss. a almost uncomfortable
by a northern man, and that the negroes
live In abject terror. For iancied insult.
YOU viii be RECALLED with lyon damned
\ auk III mark you aud forthwith a pistol
&, presented, but a. lank j. usually a
match for Johny. even on his own soil,
the rcsuli is sometimes in favor Of the
aux. - In the case shove.
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Rev. VIM. Parker of Belfast will preach
in the Congregational Church next Sunday
a the usual time.
y NEW CoNyERT.-The landlord OF the
Franklin House, lately a prominent Dem
o.raf, has become Wheeler man.
Rev. W. Ii. Lyon will occupy his pull
pr a, the Unitarian Church next Sunday
afternoon. sunday School at O'Clock.
The drought does not prevent carding
wool at Joys Mill Persons in immediate
want Of their rolls will lind it to their adj
vantage TO send the wool 10 this mill
The Steamer Charles Houghton, will
hereafter make two trips week to this
place. arriving on Thursdays and Satur-
days and leaving OF Friday and Monday
mornings at $50 \. NJ.
An OMES.-On Sunday last at MONDAY
a star was plainly discerned in the heav-
ems. by hundi eds OF our citizens. Repub-
licsus called il the star of promise. and bet
Ter than they knew, has 1t fulfilled its mis-
sion.
Remember the dance at Hancock Hall
this Thursday evening for the benefit OF
Mr. Mahony. a worthy and industrious cit
zen who has been so unfortunate as to
lo,e his hand and thus in great measure
deprive him OF the capability OF obtaining
livelihood. Let all the generous hearted
take tickets.
FIRE.-On Thursday afternoon the
Steam Mill of Hopkins Mcdonald wa'
discovered TO be on fire So rapid was its
progress, that the workmen were not able
10 save their clothing, aud in an hour aDt
a halt, the mill. together with cooper shoi
store house and store with almost thei
entire contents were consumed. The fir
probably originated near the engine-roou
and the c,mbustible material being dry a
tinuer, the whole mill was at once shee
of flame. The '.outents of buildings con
sisted of eooperage, doors aud sash, DIR.
lumber &c. &c. The machinery was va
liable and the whole loss will probabl
reach SIS 200. Insurance sc 1000. But
small portion of machinery, material an
manufactured articles were saved. tn
wind was fortunately light and blew dire'
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In-tan,er cures Toothache in one moment

3ltf
DO sou want TO save your children. II you
do. 20 TO q. A. Parcher and get box OF fes-
.endrn'. Worm Expeller. II is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale BY all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt oil the price.
Prepared by Fes,enden Co. HocAland
Maine.
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SrdEwirk-

The Hancock Baptist Association will
meet At Scdgwick, on Tuesday the Goth Of
September at O'Clock 7. NJ. The clerk
has been absent from home on account Of
severe sickness, but the blanks for reports
will be forwarded to the churches as soon
as possible. 1t is hoped that every church
in the association will be represented by
letter and delegates.
Jos. II. TAYLOR. CLERK.
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PilE's DiErErIC crsaliy ac-
know led ged the best IN use Zach pound bears
the nameI Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine WIKI
cut 4!i-t'
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Nj A X Il | E ID.

Ellsworth-by Rev. DIR. Tenney, Mr.. Will
liam G.. Desisle of East Lamoine, and Miss
Susan A. Jeffers of South Boston, Mass.
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice TO Mariners.
An Automatic Signal Buoy has been placed in
eighteen fathoms water, about quarter of a mile
Shy W from Old Anthony, or Vapor and about
two miles 5 by from the Cape Elizabeth Lights.
entrance TO Portland Harbor, Maine.
BY the action of the sea a ten inch whistle is
sounded making a noise like the steam fog whistle.
The ordinary LIST class buoy will remain on this
danger Tor the present.
Masters and pilots of vessels requested, in
the interests of nayigators generally, 10 report on
the working OF the buoy, TO the Lighthouse Inspee
tor, Portland, Maine.
1t is proposed to set another the Duck
Rocks, entrance to Penobscot Bay, notice of which
will be given.
HENRY +. PICKING,
Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland, Maine.
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Domestic Ports.
Sw HARBoR-Ar 3, schs Kate Newman, New
man, st John, b, Yankee Lass, Stanley, from
fishing grounds.
Ar 5, Rev Cutter Dobbin, Rogers, on cruise.
Sid 3, sch Kate Newman Newman, Phila.
Ar 8, sch Helen, Carroll, Eastport for Richmond !;
Valparaiso, Ober, Calais tor bingham.
Ar !, sch Flora Grinde, Stanley Boston.
Sid !, sch Sea Bird, Stanley, sullivan.
Ar9 brig Coroline Z Kelly, Heath, Windsor, rs
for Baltimore; sch Albert ii Harden, Harden fish.
ing grounds with us bbls mackerel
foRTLASD-Ar 6, City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellis
worth.
Ar I, schs Julia Maria, Albee, Machias; Alice
Dean, Bartlett, Pembroke.
Ar ., sch Francis Coffin, Wright, Gouldsboro.
Cid 8, Lucy Wentworth, Dow, Calais; Railroad,
Webster, Castine; ARIEL fainter, Sedgwick,
BosToN-Ar 6, sch Mary Ellen, Whitmore, Ellis
worth
Ar =, Harvard ii Hervey, Remick. sullivan.
Ar s, sch ID Lawrence, Davis, Ellsworth; Della
ware, Patten, Ellsworth; Globe, .Herrick, Brook
| lin.
Ar Midnight, Roberts, Calais.
NEW YoRK-Ar I, sch Mountain Laurel, Farrell
| Sullivan.
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