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Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
L Ice II a IIN E
cATARRH,

This is the destructive ard terrible stage uftt.
disease. The whole nasal passages mcIu,t.r
he ewes and ears. the tOnsils, throat, bror h. =
tubes and lungs become, one after another af,.t
Ell. infamed, ulcertcd, and succrmb rapidly ~.
this frightiui monster. peculiar acid : gene.
ted and set at hberaty by this disease wIa,L
pcTmeating the blood. wcakcns and dr~tr..,. ~.
reroveratIug power, and allows the syS,-1a Ala,
opportunity to throw m he mulaIy ultrl -. "a.
poison is neutralizcd and expelled, Il Is her. lI II
constitutional treatment becomes OF the i4,.-r ,t
tai consequence, "becau.c unless arlc~t,r. al t..
stage the disease will make rapid prugr,.. D.
wards pulmonary sumption. - ..rs.g.-
Household Phy-iclIn. Meanwhile u -u,ttlf.
healing and sstrtngcnt medicine must he a9I.r#
directly to the nasal passages, tins tulut.- l..
most prTiect trcalmcnt Of lhe icceasc Lueo.L-r-
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
.Sovereigns Of Industry.

Dear Amricdn:-A few months since an
article upon this noble order appeared in
Your columns from my pen. The Interest
It excited as evinced by letters OF enquiry
and general desire of the people to know
more of il prompts me to again briefly
sketch some OF its principles
IL IS the great cooperative labor organ
acter, economic ia principle, embracing
~orhingmen aud women Of every national
ity and sect.
The order is beneficial-the benefits be-
ing secured by retaining the money instead
of paying it away. No money is accumu-
lated in the hands of set OF men to be
misspent, misappropristed, or lost Each
member Is his or her own treasurer, and
each receives the benefit Immediately con-
ferred upon his or her connection with the
order.
We are bound together by the common
and broad principle of self interest secured
by wide and powerful organization. La
Dor creates the entire wealth Of the coun-
try. but labor is poor and will remain SO
unless some OF the present conditions are
changed.what becomes of the great wealth
labor creates? 1t goes into the pockets of
men called cspitolists in the shape OF prof
its.
The proposition that the emancipation OF
the working people iuust come from the
action of the working people themselves
is to" self evident to need comment. We
invite you to assist in the good work now
begun successfully. The order is already
firmly established in twenty states of the
Union and is spreading rapidly throughout
the country.
Subordinate councils are in profitable
operation in fifty places in the State of
Maine, largely increasing their member
ship weekly.
More than twenty million dollars can be
saved in the State by cooperative buying
thi oush the council yearly and this amount
OF profit Is now unnecessarily paid into the
pockets of non-producers. You can save
from ten to fifty per cent. We have already
commenced the good work and want the
hearty cooperation OF every working man
and woman.
Fifteen persons and upwards may form
Council. The cost IL triaing and the
bene6ts very great. Further iuformstion
gladly furnished. Address State Lecturer.
BROOKS, Ne. 7. W. LANG.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
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Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
New Publications.


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Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

The other day horse doctor was
brought up in the supreme court at Ban
gor as witness. His replies to the ques-
tons Of counsel were given in an exceed.
ingly low tone and one OF the lawyers st
last spoke out sharply and told the witness
to speak so that he could be understood
Judge Peters interposed, mildly. II sup
pose the trouble arises out of Il habit of
speakn low in the sick room"
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
state of Maine.

To the Electors Of the City Of EUs,corth:
Pursuant to warrants from the Mayor and AL
dermen oi the City Of Ellsworth, the duly uaifed
Electors Of said City are hereby notified TO me e
In their respective Ward Rooms on Tue esday the
7th day OF NOvember0ext at nine O'Clock In the
iore.oon. to give iN their votes for Electors OF
President and Wee President Of the United
states. The Polls on such day Of Elec lion to re
main open antil four o'clock in the Afternoon
when they shall be closed. The Aldermen Of sa ID
City VIII De IN open session at the Aldermen,s
room. IN hsncock Hall building, from two to ave
O'CLOCK In the afternoon on each of the three sec
9lar days next proceeding said day Of Election
Tor the purpose OF ising the iist OF voters
er.Order
Aws L. B. WYMAN,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Gbr Gllswortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
,i5ck, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCh
pOUNTN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page.
sE-S. NJ. PETTESGILL Il CO., 10 State street
Boston, g Park Row, New York, and I0l Chestnut
Street Philadel pha. are our Agents tor procurinl
adverti> >ements tor the AMERICAN in the abov,
ities ami auth rized TO contract Tor advertising
a opT ipAyS=t rates.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

several capitalists OF Basgor have
oeen Considering the matter of building a
cos, lit'ie opera house. capable Ut seating
about twelve hundred people. with good
stage appointments aud all the filings nee
essary ~ such a buildine. The size talked
OF. provided tney receive sufficient encOur-
axe.uent ~ enter upon the construction OF
such an edidce, Is the vacant lot upon
which the FrAnklin House fronts,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
CHR N IC
CATARRb,

symptoms .-Obstructed breathing partial .l,
ure Ot one or both nnstrils, stopped up stunt
up'' feeling in the head constant blowing OF I,
nose, ischarges from the nose Of a water, 90
thick yellow or greenl>h muCus, frequently slIttl.
ed with blood. Sometimes the mat er becor,..
cncrustCd ia the nasal passages and }, r,uIoytf
only by prolonged effort. In the morning ON d II
ing the symptoms are the worst. Violent blow nj.
hawking and spttihg until the cru,ts are r
NOV cd, AZ least partially, and the throat ls tr,.A
from the matter that ha- accumulated durIug n r..
night Finally the poisonous scCICtIuns atfa,r
the throat bronchial tubes, lunYs. termIuafir, IN
pulmonary consumption, accompanied 10y most
offensive breath and impaired eycsilh lht aud h,a.
ing,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

How To establish permanent health when the
constitution is undermined BY ropsy, Kid
ney, Bladder and Glsndular Maladies? Take
HUNTS REMEDY. Brights Disease, Reten-
tion and Incontinence OF Urine, Diabetes
Gravel, Affections OF the Urino- Genital Organs
Female irregularities and Pain in the Back and
Loins. are cured by HUNTS REMEDY All
the avenues Of health are restored to action by
HUNTS REMEDY.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

An Extraordinary duel occurred between
two negro women sunday morning in
Louisville. ny, Annie simmons and
Mary Bowles. having mutually resolved
to Sight duel With knives, met in front
of the church at night. no Witnesses pre-
sent. and fought iiereely for half an hour
The Bowles woman was stabbed and cash
ed horribly in six different places, aud her
right eve cut out. The Simmons woman
was slightly hurt. She WAS arrested.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

A letter has been received from one
of The leading Baptists OF San Francisco,
giving some interesting item, OF the lab
ors of Rev. l. ). Kalloch, formerly OF
Maine. Since he abandoned secular life
and went back to the ministry he has tax
en- San Francisco by storm. He is editor
of the Baptist paper, President OF the Bap-
tist College and President of the Mission
AIRY Board. No place can hold the peo-
ple-neither church nor theatre A build.
ing is going up on the model of fremont
Temple to seat 1000 leople. One man
subscribes $1,000 towards the building.
His friends say that two years OF steady
work in California will place him among
the foremost ministers in the land.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
SNEEZlNC
cATARRh.

This Is constant sneeZe, sneeze, sneeze mn,
your head seems ready to fly of until your nn
and ewes dischurgeexcessiveq quantities OF mnrns
thin. acrid, and poisonous until. unfit for husjna
or pleasure, you number yourself among the mo,
afflicted OF inortals, destined to suffer periotca 0
the greatest distress without relief or cOnsoIati
Every draught, every breath of air seems nm ar
my in dis uise. This is properly called Acntr y
tsrrh, and commonly Cold in the Head lis e,,y
slant recurrence is due to cons.tuti onally wssL
or diseased nasal organs, and enfeebe.: action =,
the 'perspiratory glands In the permanent cnfa
OF this distressing malsdy SANFoRp's RApIChI
CURE FOR CArARaH is never-failing sp.eciH
instant relief follows the first dose. Its u . dn
stroys the morbid sensitvenGss to atmosphe =.
changes which predispose people to this disea "a
and is sure to prevent an attack of CHRONIC ns
ULCERArISE CATARRH.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

An agent for the sale of some house
hold article, attempted to mount the steps
III j house recently, but a dog came around
the corner aud took half yard of cloth
rro,s the back of his coat. The man was
sliding 3at when the owner of the house
came and asked: Did doze dog bide you !?
He didn't bite me, but he ruined my coat
sy4s the reply MY goot friend, excuse
.ioze dog ifhe didn't bide you. He ish a
Young dog now, but by aud by he shall
take holt of some agents and eat der bones
ride oud of dem. He bides q coat now, but
he shall soon do peter!
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

Mrs. C. Z. Smith of Biddeford was
found insensibly yesterday and was
thought to be dead, but revived under
medical treatment. She declared that
sod had appeared to her and she had died
Gor him, but she should rise the third day.
She is supposed to be insane from relig-
ious excitement, and her husband now at
Halifax. has been telegraphed for.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
A CARR ID.

To all who are suffering from errors and IN
dscretioDs Of youth. nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss oi manhood, &c, Will send A recipe
that will cure you, FIRE. or CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. send u sef.aIdressed envelope
to the REV. JOsEPH T. I>MAS, station u, Bible
House, New York CITY. Agmos
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

Two attorneys in Bideford, who are
opposing counsel In case. recently met
to arrange day Of trial. 1t was finally
agreed. at the suggestion Of the Republi
can. that the case should be postponed
until the day after TildeR's election. The
clerk has struck the case from the docket
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

ernor and Council adjourned Thursday
evening to Nov. l4th Petitioners for the
pardon of Hays and Enwright. Augusta
rum sellers. had leave to withdraw. The
claim of Mark Trafton against the State
for land referred to the council by the leg
islature In 1873, was decided in favor of
TIafton. John Downs OF Washington
county, sentenced for life to state prison
for burglary, was pardoned on recommen-
dation Of the judge who sentenced him.
They also pardoned Frank 7. Dillon of
Philadelphia. committed for fourteen years
from Knox county In 1869 for arson. The
first three daysot the next session pf the
Council are 10 be devoted exclusively to
counting votes tor State aud county officers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

WoEk WHILE TnK DAY lA>I>.-Oulv =
few more days remain TOR active work Let
them he devoted 20 the mo-, earnest work
OF the campaign. il suy Republican, are
at>.r' -""i f.-' '''t a' or-. Every vote
i u,,'ira ...l., .,,,tt snt. ,..e4.u br u....u-
ed. WIZ" &" every Centennial v.,iior who
has vote aud impress upon him the alb
solu'e necessity oi returning home before
the 7ih of Novcmbcr. Strengthen the
whole line kiudic the camp fires every
whore. ana when The advance j. sounded
let lrccmou move forward with i vii! that
means victory. Justice. truih. loyalty. hu-
manirv, aud nation that maintains these.
all call upon Republicans 20 work a. never
before iu the history OF ou. glorious party.
- Republic.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

The official vote of Colorado is as fol-
lows For Judges of the Supreme court
republican majority l4S. For member Of.
the 44th Congress. j. b. Belford (rep.)
103S. For member of the 45th Congress. J.
b. Belford (rep) majority 937 The Leg
islature is divided as follows: Senate l9
republicans. Z democrats; House of Rep
resentatives, 32 republican majority on
joint ballot 27. Net republican majority
for State Senators 1888; for members OF
the House of Representatives 224. This
Legislature will choose tnree Pre- sidential
electors November 7tb. also canvass the
vote for Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor, Treasure andaSecretary of State.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
-. . -

The y. \. correspondent Of the Ken
ncl.c Journal gives list OF the States
t"-, her ~ Nh their electoral vote that cy-
cay mcuher Of the N4tion.l Committee
feel sure VIII 20 Tor Hayes and Wheeler
together With ll>t Of tile states that we
-hall probably carry. aud lit OF the
Ntaic. cOnce,lrd 10 ILlrn.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

Mrs. Lydia Pierce of Brunswick. re-
Gently deceased, leaves by her will the
sum of $1,000 to establish scholarship in
Bowdoin College in memory of her son,
the late Elias d. Pierce.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Freedom Notice.

This Is TO certify that for valuable con sdera.
ton l have relinqnshed to my minor sor
Leonard Bragdon has time during his minority
! shall claim hone of his earnings nor paw an,
debts of his contracting amer this date.
SAMUEL \. RRAGDOS.
Attest, CYRUS EMERY,
SulIvan, Oct. u. Is1G. aM44s
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
East Maine
Conference Sc minary,
Bucksport, Maine.

The Winter term OF this Institution will COM
mence Nov. 22nd, and continue twelve weeks
Every advantage is offered ior pursuing an Acad.
cal cours ST. of study.
For catalogue address the Principal.
4w43 REV. GEO. FORSYTH, A. ~
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
For Sale.

- APPLES.
g. W. BAGLEY.
Ellsworth, Nov. /, lsT6. 3wtt.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Horses at Auction.

T SHALL sell by Public Auction on Tuesday the
! 1Ih day OF Nov. next, at the Custom House In
Ellsworth, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
One large sorrel mare, a splendid driver and
useful for any work; by Champion. Jr. and halt
old.
Also one thorough bred mare Of rare breeding
by imported Billet years old.
These horses are sold for want OF u,e owing to
continued absence of the owner. They can be
seen previous 10 sale at farm OF Geo. 5. smith,
-FOUR miles from Ellsworth, on Mt. Desert road.
lhis Is good opportunity for those wanting we'll
bred stock.
Term. one-fourth cash on day of sale. balance
approved note. three, six nine months with in.
tersst Az per cent. For further particulars ad-
dress Geo. l.. Smith, Ell sworth Maine.
GEO. w. NEW WBERGIS,
Auctioneer.
Ellsworth Oct. 80. 1876. IVA
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
- . -

-'irn. Joshua l.. Chamberlain Viii de-
liver atl address At the Centennial, Noy.
Ill. uuou thr Resources. Industries and
Progress ot Maine"
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

Messrs. Weeks Y Po:ter. Gentlemen -Coiil,
NoLrAiC fLAsTEKs are DOING wonders. I..
work Ike mage, and those sou sent iI-t u.r d
sold and more wanted. send me I4.rr ItI,. -
coon as You get this. Money cusloseI Ars.- p.
want them Tomorrow might, Il po..lol,. IL
haste. Yours
TT. PALMER. ? ".
No Fayette, Ne. May /, leo
Price % cents. sold byEaI Buggl-t-- NJ.
on receipt OF prlrc, - cent, Iur onr, : - fer
OF 81 - Tor twelve, carefully Wrapped and Na.
ranted, By WEEhs = POTTER rrHa4,-.
RosLon. Mass lrgittI
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
4 EoM.>HrIL THHowN mo mn prMoCRIIc
,,Mg,

The letter of the leading New York bankers
and merchants iayoring the election of !iAycS
AMI Whcoicr i creating CONSERVATION nj Dem
ocratic headquarters. The statements in the
adlrc-. Of these prominent gentlemen relative
to Tho effect Of the election OF Tiidcn upon the
pdhjc credit. are fully confirmed hy iutorma-
jiou in bosses. sion Of the Treasury Depart
urHt. l. = a fact which even August Belmont
himself Viii not und, rtaAe to deny, that every
M nh,r Of the syndicate. Belmont himself eN-
c,ptrd, has either pfiN ltrlN or publicly express
sod the opinion that the election Of Iilden
would defeat III" futher negotiation Of the
fnur-snd-A-half per cent. loan. This fear ha>
hcen emphasized los recent letter upon thi.
subject % The Treasury ncpartmcn; from one
ot the firm Of Morton. Bliss 4 Co. member.
OF the American branch of the ~ yndicate.
II : also said 10 b. confirmed by telegram
4 ON l.uui0n 10 the Treasury from 4 person
auihnizcd TO speak FOR the Eoth>chld-. That
telegram. It i represented, was IN re>pon.e to
one from secretary Morrill,, who urged a,
sl'"edg negotiation Of the bonds was pos
.ihit between the october and November cleo
tons. The reply from the Eoihschds house
10 the Treasury Department i reported in
substance 10 have been thst no morr bonds
would bc needed until after the November
election. and that wheaiher the negotiations
could then D. continued would depend upon
the election or drica, of Tiiden.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
To the HoRorabie Board II COuuty gatg
SlORerS for The CouHty u NlHcgek

7 w
I'VE, the unIers gned inhabitants ut a..
w town OF Hancock, IN sad County t.
respectfully represent that a highway UesiEnr- Z
on the south side OF the Comfy road near t..
house of {. c. Hes. running suuth-we-lcrIy s.--
said Miles line - rods thence q rods % li,rr-,
the Lamoine road, passing over iard ol Hrr.r
Butler, it beng great inconvenience l8r t.r
travelling public TO be Obliged to double llt- 3..-.
in the oad now Travelled. The ~rlcCtlu,t. E..-
ing unreAs souaDIv refused TO x ant SAID EHt.
Your petitioners request that sou Will, at s...
earlies convenience, give dU" notice, We" i.r....
and establish said road, and ia duty tuaLl
ever pray.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
STEPHEN ID. JOY 4 OTHEE~
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.@,OuTt OF County Lolaaa E-
ers, october Term, \. 1876.
Upon the foregoing petition it j. COT. .tF,i -s
the Commissioners that the petitioners ~. p.
sponelble ana that they ought to be hcaIt lua.h
ing the matter set forth in their petition. 4.t
therefore order that the County JumuIt.- .al er-
meet at The house Of L. c Miles on Tuc-tlur I.
2sth day OF NOveIaher next, at 10 O'cluck \ 81
and thence proceed 10 view the route uttt..Gt.
in sald petition, Immediately after which yIy,. .
hearing "I the parLcs and witnesses will hy +
at some convenient place IN the vicinity. ami --.
other measures taken in the premises as The G., %.
missi"Ders shall judge proper. And 1t l. Iuf,Ht
OkDEEED-Ihat notice OF the time, place aa..
purpose OF the COMMISSIONER meeting at-gr-H
be given 10 all persons and corporations lLfo.r-'
ed by serving attested copies OF the pvllf.uu -I
this order thereon, upon the clerk OF he tuua
hancock ana By posting up atte- ted cvrtv- A-
aforesaid. IN three public places ia SAID tsNf
thirty days at least before the time appolutcI a-
said view, and bv publishing the petition ana '.
der thereon. three weeks suCCessiycIy Eu tl#
Ellsworth American, a newspaper uub..-h,i
Ellsworth. IN The County OF Hancock, the tI-
publication to be thIrtT days at least before 1'
time OF said view, that alt persons and curpuIs-
tons Interested may attend and be heard BE
think lit.
Affect, ii. Il. SAUNDERS t}sl h..
true copy OF the petition and oTe- thereon
3Wi3 Attest, Ii. Is. SAUNDERS, Ctcra.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

The Sunrise has been sold to Mr. Char.
les E Marshall.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
PROPOSALS FOR TIES

BIDS must state number and price OF each oft he
following CEDAR, HEhLOCK, aud HACMA-
TAG. all TO be delivered the line OF the road a
finally located, as soon as the first day of June
ls71.
The Company reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. The Company also reserves the
right to reject all ties cut by, the land OF
citizens Of towns that have given aid to the
Company at the date opening of Bids, Dec. l. 1876.
BIDS must be endorsed "Propc sails for Ties"
~ q PIX y,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
In the Di.riet Cour, Of the United state
Tor the District OF Maine.
In the matter OF BENJAMIN +. PENNEY
Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY


IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE that petition h4>
L been presented to the Court this 23d day OF
October by Benjamin r. Penney Oi De,lhaH,
Bankrupt, praying that he may be deereed T.
lave full d tscbarge from M his debts pr0yJblv
under the Bankrupt Act and upon reaNIng -alh
petition.
1t is Ordet ed by the Court that hearing be la
upon the srme, on the first Monday of January \ +
ID. 1871, before the Conrt in Portland, in said bi-
trlct, al 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and that the second
meeting OF the creditors of said Bankrupt, be beli
before Cherries hamlin, Esq, Register, on Tie ilh
uay OF December. 1876, aud the third mecdnE ol
the same on the 4th day Of december, 1876, and
mat notice thereof be published in the Bangor
DAILY Wing aud CCurler and the Ellsworth Amsn
can, newspapers printed in said District, once
week Tor three successive weeks, and once 10 The
weekly Bangor Courier, the last publication TO tt
thirty days at least before the day OF hearing, and
that all creditors who have proved tner debts ana
other persons IN interest may appear at SAID time
and place, and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. L. PREBLE,
s"+3' Clerk of District Court Tor said District,
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Atlu AODtrtistn'tnts.
$500 REWARD!

THE above reward will he paid by the City
i OF Ellsworth for the apprehens Ton and con
yicton OF the person or persons who comm itted
burslarles on the nights Of october 2s.h api 29ta
In this city.
MuNROE YOUNG, Mayor.
Ellsworth, Oct. 81. 1875. syt4
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
A RrrtBIIc,N VICTORY rNsrREp.

Information received by the Republican Con-
gressional Committee at the beginning of the
last week of the canvass makes the Committee
very confident OF the election OF Hayes and
Wheeler. Within the last few days detailed
reports have been received from the Central
Committees Of the several States These re-
ports contain assuring details, which furnish
the basis of the confident hopes Of the General
Committee