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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Whitticr'- Centennial Hymn

bur fathers God! from out whose hand
The centuries fili ike grains of sand
W. mo''; io-jay. united. free.
Aud i'Na tn our Hard sLd The.
t. thank Thee for the era done.
Ani trust Thee fr the oprning one.
Herr whore of OLD. by Thy design.
! he iattcr> spAkc that word ut Ihtnc
W hose echo j. the glad refrain
%, rend"d bolt and falling chain.
To grace our fest time from all
The zone, OF earth our guests We call
u" with u while the New World grccis
The Old Word. ihronging all 1t. streets.
nNaliing Az the trumphs won
~ art ur toll hcne ath the sun:
And unto common good ord ain
Thi, rlyalship OF hand and brain.
Thou who hast herr in concord flrlcd
he war iiigs oi gathered world.
Bene tth our western skies fulfill
The orIcni's ml>,>ion II gns viii.
And, Fri ,hted with Loves 90 den fleece.
send back the Arsonaut, Of peace.
For art ard labor met in trucr.
For beauty m ,de the bride Of use,
" q thans Thee, while wilhai weOtnNr
The aust"re virtues strong Ia save.
! he honor proof 10 place or gold
hr manhood never bought or sold
q, make Thou -. through ccururir, long
In peace secure, il ju.lic, s'r,ns:
Around our gft "t freedom draw.
h. safeguards Of nv righteous lAw.
And. cast IN -omc dl,iucr mold
Let The now ryc.r shame tie Old!
fhisdolrhia Times.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Political Notes.

The Democrats OF the House have added to
the long list OF their blunders by uniting agaiu>,
Mr.. Hale. resolution 10 throw opea the door.
Of the investigating committees Nearly al! the
| ,ucces>fu. investigations Of Congress have been
| helped, directly and indirectly hy publicity
Start hAmber practice i, obnoxiou, u our free
institutions. and has alway. failed OF il obiec,
when attempted iu this country Tribune.
The Maine Standard, chronic inability to
tell The truth on any subject. j. oopiou,ly Illus
traied this week, the following paragraph be-
ing a sample
The House Of Representatives adopted a
resolution on Tue -day, offered by IarboX OF
Massachusetts. directing an nyestIcaiion fihe
- 900 Transaction with the Union Pacific.
in- Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Globe saw Blaine i 10th 10 meet IL: and that
~ friend HUE triei hIrItJ i.feIi IL. reso-
ftpE.
1t j. hari - conceive more g-a;ui;ou, AMI
uubHshlng fa!sehood. all the papers stated
the exact reverse Of the above and the Globe,
special. which Pill>bIry read and pretend, 10
| quote, "a i Just iAi,.
In fac, it was Mr.. Hale. one Of Mr BlAine'-
most strsdf4>t friends. who moved 20 recons de :
| ne vote ordering the investigation md iIy
| me w.ttpH oh "a, iGtis. 80 ~ O. PIT q teyoHd
| rsDeli"
II wouli seem that man must love lying
| Tor fal-ehoof, >ake who will print such d,lib-
crate perYer,ion.-. Bangor whi- aud 60 urier.
between the TWO candidates. about
whom opinions in New En:lanl are diviI-
ed, there ought to b.. anl there can be no
| quarrel. Widely different a. Mr.. Blaine
aud Mr. Bristow are in Temperament. in
in unesseutiAl triats Of character. they are
I both entitled by their ability and sery ices
to the respect ofthe country Boston Ad-
yertiser Rep
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Congress.

In the Senate Monday communication
was received from the Secretary of War in
closing letter from Adjutant Vincent
stating that the appropriation Of $4,000
for the Freedmen's Bureau branch Of the
Adjutant Stewards Office, need not be
made for the ensuing fiscal year. A reso-
luton instructing the Committee on Con-
merce to consider the Chinese question. and
report bill restricting Chinese immigra-
ton, was agreed to. In the House a resO-
luton was adopted to investigate the man
agement of the New Y ork Custom House.
The Hawaiian Islands treaty bill was pass
ed Il6 to 101, and bill concerning the
Mississippi levees was reported and made
a special order for May IL. Mr.. Conger,
of Michigan, was appointed on the Louisi-
ana Federal ofice committee in place of
of Mr.. Grape, excused. No business will
be transacted to-day.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

WHERkAs william II. Bow len Of Bjuehu in
w the county OF Ha- cock ami state oi Maine.
by his deed dated APR Il 10Th. A u. Is75 conveyrd
IL fee and IN mortgage TO Daniel Proctor ana
Holh : NJ. Proctor. then OF Hluehilt afOresaii The
following described premises. to wit a lot of
land situated IN BluehllI ant bounded as follows
Beginning AZ the Y. ". corner 81 land Of l. r.
Thompson: Ihcnc" Easleriy by said Thompson +.
north line TO land ol |. l.. 4 v. G.. Couary theme.
10y their land southerly to land OF s. >tpvrr thence
bS said NarlWeIi- south line to the road thence
soutAer.Y SAID road TIL 1t -trIkes land Of the
heirs Of thJ4h Hartman, thence around sand
h=irs' land about three acres to the road thence
routherly by the road to The ur-I mentioned
bounds, containing one hundred and twenty Ii We
acres more or ic--. also other ~ ecc 81 land
beginning al or near Daniel +. TrewOrgy's land
that Daniel l.. Wynan bought OF J Perkins cou
IAiniug about twenty -Aye acres per his deed IA.
ted Dec ), 4 u lo5-, recorded IN Hancock Reg.
istry OF per'i-, Book lo7, page 5ya, to which ref
efcnce nAy * utd.
Tie conth.IYH- OF said mortgage having been
broken. ",, tue grantees ;above named. hereby
claim iofeslosare n he same by pu6U.hiug this
notice IN accordance with law
DASIEL PROCrrk
HOLLIS PROCTOR,
by MiA"e!l x WlswelI, their Attorn ey $
May ttht 1876. 3HIy
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Five months gone. yet no.hing has
been done by 4 Democratic House except
10 conduct expensive inves, cations. In the
vain hope That some act OF Republican dis
Democratic capital in the coming Presiden-
tial Campaign. Ii is said that the printing
and binding OF the testimony taken before
the Naval Committee will cost at least
This i but one of many investigations that
are now pending. Thus. while preaching
economy. the Democrats are practising ex-
travagausc. aud this while the nation is
long delayed - Republic.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Old Abe" the Wisconsin war eagle.
who la been the witness Of many battles.
arrived Al the Centennial last evening
Wiscon>in's exhibit, although it arrives
late.i> very fine. ln Il Is comprised the eel
ebrated LaPham collection OF minerals.
WEST POINT AProINTuENrs.-Thc list
of appointments to West Point Academy
include, Edgar A. Work .ot Maine; Walter
NJ. Dickinson, sidney +. Stewart and Zerah
W. Torrey. OF Massachusetts; Arthur +.
sauborn, OF New Hampshire; Andrew &.
Hammond. Of Connecticut; l.. W. V. Ken
non, Of Rhode Island; Frederick ID. Iol-
ton. of Vermont The above with large
humber OF others from other states have
passed the requisite examinations.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

haps 100000 (since the Glacial Period)-sl
firm and sound, and then, all at once. about
twenty years ago. taken it into their old flinty
heads TO tumble down into gravell''
II the tourist will drive on few miles be-
yond this world rot" into the Dedham stage
road, he can see the most wonderful display of
boulders on the continent. Immense bouders
lie in wild confusion. boulder on boulder,
The fragments Of an earlier world"
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Dynamite powder stored on the Pal.ade,
oy the Lackawanna railroad. IN Jersey
CITY, New Jersey, exploded sunday night.
jOpJ house, in the vicinity we're damaged.
Window, we're broken. bricks we're hurled
through TIE sides OF the huildin.s. doors
blown oil. trees upfooted aud a whole
mass Of earth IN front oi the powder mag
nziue va, lifted and hurled away. All the
street lamps and lights IN the houses a. tar
a, the New \ ork ferries werr Instantly
put ont. Ia New York and Hrpoklyu the
noise was % loud that every budy supposed
the explosion VA: III the immediate viciui-
~.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Inc IouoWlng Is letter from the d0orkeeper
of the House of Representatives to a friend at
Sherman, Texas:
ID. c. Deer Is. 1875
sDear-: have been trying ever since
nv election to write TO you, but have been be-
seigued from light in the morning until one or
two at night had about one hundred e. thir-
ty aypointments TO make & have had reckon
without exageration three thousand applica-
tions besides men. women Il children pulling
and lurking me every time would put my
head out OF the door of my Office. l have had
to keep two ushers 4 two to three clerks ever
since the hour of my election in my office, & ii
is now five O'clock In the morning that have
gotten up to write to you. In regard to-I tried
to save place for him but the members are so
clamOrous for their constituents that SO far ii
has been impossible to do so. my force after
christmas will be increased and then / will be
able to do something for him 4 will stick him
in, Fay tFitzhugh's SOM arrived on Saturday
morning all safe. | set him to work on Monday
at a S2lO0 place, he is the most delighted fel-
low you ever saw.
wish you could be here with me do try 4
come on, the Govnt furnishes me with turn
out 4 spanking pair of Horses 4 before Il after
the house sessions and recess have exclusive
use of them, my coachman comes down every
morning for us, that is Fay & myself and alter
driving around to my breakfast take me to my
Office, come on & / will give you 4 - good
time Congress is invited over to the Centenni-
al on friday, we will have big tme-come
hack on SUNDAY, / may draw on you for one
hundred 4 twenty-five dollars tomorrow
which YOU can draw back for on the lst Jan.
got YOUR telegram telling me to draw for two
hundred If needed, but tried to do without any,
& NAV not have to draw tomorrow, but all Of
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

mltee have appointed Cincinnati, june l4th for
the National Convention.
THE CALL
wAsHINGroN. u. c, January Is, ls76.
The next Mon Republican National Convention,
ar the nomination ol candidates for President ana
Wee President of the United states, Will be held "a
tbs yltf af Cincinnati. on "wednesday, June l4th,
I~-a 20 ]. O'Clock. noon, and viii consist Of dele
ltH- from each state equal Ia the number OF It,
senators -nl Representatives ln Congress and oi
lat delegates from each organized IcTTltery and
tIe Distinct % Columbia.
lnr4l.iur The convention for the election Of dele
-4te-. the committee oi Tire sex ertl states are
rc,,ulmeuIsi to invite al republican electors and
ai. ether voters. without reEart 10 past political
difference CIR previous party afil!iauon. Who are ol'
promote irIcualy feelings and permanent harmony
t4ruuSAuu the country 10y maintaining and eniurt
iu- AN tir constitutional rights u every citlzen,
iu.Iuln- tIe fll ami free exercise oi the right OF
suffrage without InumI 4Auon and without fraud,
ami yl iA are lu favor continued prosecution auI
f.ier punishment oi all Official dishonesty ami an
,-raHHtH.c.l4 administration Of the government ht
honest faithful and capable officers Who are IN IA
Ssr st making such reforms IN the government A.
rNIacucucc may from time t. time suggest who
art .ppa-ci to impaIrgsS the credit OF the nation
hf QcprrelAiiug sny OF IT. obligations, and in iAVor
al 4~tl4nlRg IN every way the national iaith and
flaal.a honor, who hold that the common school
sv-ieu h. the nursery Of American liberty, an3
su..il bc lalutaint~i absolutely free from sccts-
r4u control WHO believe that Tor the promotion Of
.-, sl l. tHt direction Of the government should
c-allu ta At caniiet To- those who adhere 10 the
principle, 10 I,7b. support them as incorporated IN
tlg Institution and Laws. snd who are IN favor oi
rr-a zIEc and strengthening the iundameutA.
p-le a. 81 national unity IN tins centennial ami
'er-aFs :" he birth Of Re ne republic
+. -. MORGAN. hartman.
Nm +. CHANDLER. Secretary.
Republican National Comultitee.
Wa-t.r ctUu. January I3, l>15-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
GEN Anbsrtissn'tnts.
GRAND TRIAL OfSPEED,

Between G. W. Bagley's b. e. Modoc and
Z. d +. NJ. Rowe's g. &. slowcoms
The above named horses are matched and will
trot race over Donaqua Trotting Park on
Thursday May 18th.
rhe above ace Is to be 34 mile he ats best in
s to harness, national rules to govern exeeot as
above specified. II stormy the race will be trotted
the nrst good day and good track
TrJtlhg 10 commence at O'Clock p NJ ,d
mission to Park, Scots. Ladies and carnage. FREQ
Ellsworth, May 5th, 1876. Sw,a
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

A terrific explosion Of nitro glyc crime
took place in New York en- Saturday night
The explosive material was stored in q
small magazine, five feet square and ten
high. and was manufactured into 10000
cartridges.
1t is not clear whether the explosion was
o'casioned by accident or by the design OF
workmen who had recently struck.
Fortunately no lives were lost, but the
damage occasion ed by il will probably
reach 5000, 900. Some idea of the force OF
the explosion may be formed from the fact
that windows of houses, mile or more
distant, were completely shattered by the
concussion. One account states that 5000
houses in the vicinity were more or less
damaged
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Notice of Foreclosure.

DtBLlC NOTICE il hereby given that seth IT,
L dale, late OF Ellsworth, in the County uf Han
cock deceased, By his mortgage deed dated \ Agr.
!tth, a. ID. ISL, recorded In Hancock RcgI-Igy
BOOK l5S, page t4s, conveyed 10 ST. John smith
Of Portland, in the County OF Cum beriand, a Ger
taia lot OF land and mill privilege situated In sa4l
Ellsworth. on both sides Of Union River helm
The upper mill privilege so called on said RIvcr
at the heal OF the Fails with a gang and singh
IA" null on the East side and a stave mill on thf
West side OF said River-with all buildings o
every KIND standing on said land and mill PRIV
ieSe. Also hve-sIxth parts IN common and und
Vlded OF the Western two thirds part of Town.
snip numbered twenty eight t2s) IN SAID Conutg
OF hancock and that the conditions oil said mort
gage nave been broken, by reason whereof the
subscriber mortgage as aforesaid claims a for
closure of said mortgage pursuant to the stalutg
IN such case made and prov ided
1875. '' VI n pm a
ST. JOHN SMITH
by JAS. n. SMITH.
his Attorney
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

The Maine Secretary OF STATE reminds
The municipal officers OF cities aud towns
of the joint resolution passed 10y the lcgi. :
iature. on the celebration OF the Ccntcun.
al in the several cities and towns. recum-
mendius that historical skctcLe, ot the
town or county. from it, formation. be de.
.ivered on the approaching Centennial an
niversary of our national independence.
and that copy of said sketch may be filed.
IA print or manuscript, in the clerks office
VI said county, and an additional copy be
died in the office OF the librarian OF Con-
-ress, 10 the intent that complete record
may thus be obtained OF the progress OF
'ur Institutions during the first Centennial
of our existence.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Prospects of Presidential Candidates.

H. at extended article, the y. y -lTabuu,
oi Saturday, gives the probable vote Of
each candidate. in the 70 States which ha>
held Republican Conventions. !; also give,
the probable vote of the Democratic can
d.da,es in the eleven States. where Con
veu;ioas on that Size have been held.
We .iye below the recapiiulatiou Of the
vote, otihe several States and the proba-
ble strength OF each candidate in the Ma
lloual Conventions:
EPuBLICAN RrCAPIIULAIIoN.
Aryansas-Twclve delegate, Tor senator
Cli.orHj1-Ten delegates for Blaine, ;we
for Brj,taw.
Calaredp-Six delegates claimed for Blaine
ty@.r .rgi1-tight delegates for Conkling. sew
ca f,r Morton, four for Bri>tow. three foI
Blaine.
Isdiraa-Thirty delegate. for Morton
y.Iaa-s!xteen delegates pledged 4
Blaine.
Gained tor Bri,tow. four for Blainr-iourteer
10 bs elected.
s.iDyt-Fourteen delegates for Morton
two for BrI>low or Blaine.
Ne-IlG-SIX delegates clsined by Blaine
Ne,- Yerk->ixty odI delegates for ConAl-
Dbi,-Foriy-f four delegate, for Haye-. diyid
81 between Blaine aud Bristow on The second
Lllnf.
Drsysa-SiX delegate, instructed for Blame
IeH.SYtr4Hi4-t lity-elght delegates pledg
ci for HtrtrAnfl-Ail claimed for Blaine on sec
oul choice.
Ri.{- E@1ud-Eight delegates with prefer
,uH-~ unknown.
>yu,i C1raliHa-Niue delegate, for Morton
i've divided between Blaine. Brislow, And
H4yes.
Ter.s->ixteen delegates claimed by Nor
ton.
I'erWsaf-Ten delegates, equally divided be
tween Blaine and Bri,tow.
Tjryiht1-Eighieen delegates for Blame
foui'or Norton or Conkling.
VS.. asit-Twenty delegates for Blsine
N.Ht7h4-Two delegates Instructed foI
Blaine.
it4l-Tw NO delegate, claimed by Blaine.
HyYWthy-IwO delegates instructed f0l
Brl>toW.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

The East River bridge connecting New
York and Brooklyn. now in process OF
construction, has recently given rise TO
much discussion among those interested in
navigation. 1t is asserted that most Of the
ships. brigs, barques and large schooners
will not be able to pass beneath the struct-
ure, without lowering their top masts. 1t
seems to be admitted that vessels with
mast< over I30 feet in heigh: cannot pass
in safety without doing this, and it is be-
lieved by many that the obstruction thus
caused 10 navigation. will be serious det-
riineut 10 the commercial interests of New
York. some suggest that the bridge
must be raised, which would now in
yolve an enormous expense. while Others
advocate the total abandonment of the en-.
terprise. The estimated cost of the bridge
will be ten millions OF dollars.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
The Sanford Steamship Company
BETWEEN BANGOR, BOSTON AND
LOWELL
~ ~s--AH@
.G-9nxEy

The steamer { AMBRTDGE. Capt,
l. = J. r. johnson, y 40 run as ioliows
.N-~1y1. uuill further notice:
Leave Bangor Tor Boston every MONDAY and
TIT kNbAl at II o'clock \. VI. Leave Bostpu
every Tnesday and FRIDAY. al O'Clock 4. VI.
touch hing st TIE usual landings rlsn way.
Fare from BANGOR IlAmpdea, "mtcJPpri and
BUek-pott 20 Boston, a. yu
10 Lowell, Is
LOOMS TAYLOR. Agent,
AprlI Ilth. 10. IL
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Assignee's Sale.
In the DtsfrtctCOu
In thr Dfsfrfct Court Of the nitcd afnte
Tor the District OF Maine.
In the matter Of ALBERT II. NORRIS. Bank


In the matter Of ALBERT II. NORRIS, Bank.
Iupt,
II BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. sat Ellsworth The In, h
day OF MAY. A. ID. ISIS.
hereby give notice that pursuant 10 Al or,a-
OF sald Court ! shall sell at public auction, on
Friday, the End day Of June A D. $50 a. tsr
O'Clock Ia the forenoon the office OF Wlswell !,
"lsWeH in said Ellsworth the following de .ertt-
ed Real Estate, subject to a mortgage 10 the Han
cock county savings Bank. Tor fourteen hundred
dollars, dated The lith la, Of September A u
Ist3 10 VITA certain lot OF land situated in saii
Ellsworth, with the bu ilding7 thereon, bounded
anu described ~ fIllOws-to VT .-Iirginning Al
The junction OF Church md Oak street. thence.
running westerly on the North line oil Church
street, i've rods, thence Noitherly parallel To q,
Street, ten rods-thence at right angles Easterly
to said OAK street, thence Southe ~, on said OAK
street, To the place OF beginning, containing htrv
square rods, being the same premises convc,rtl
by X. jordan, 10 the saId Norris by deed dated
lhe 10Th day OF September, A. L. 1873. an eppor-
tuhlty VIII be gwen to view the premises To any
one 80 desiring BY applying tp the zuder-tgne1
3wl9 ANDREW 4. WlSwELL, Assignee.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

'Oh, my back" How often We hear these
wogd.. Pan in your back, nine times out OF
ten, arises from Kidney Disease. HUNTS
REMEDY used as directed vii cure all Dis
eases OF The Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary or
gan,. Try HUNTS REMEDY
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

in consequence of continued ill health
sneaker Kerr has decided to resign his
present position in the House, and to retire
entirely from Congress if he then fails to
improve.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Notice OF ASSIGNMENT.

hereby give public notice oil my appointment
A. assignee OF Frank A. Wood, OF Eden under a
ueeu OF assignment for the benefit OF creditor.
as provided by Chapter 20, of the Revised STAT
utes. "N"t'
said deed was executed May /. 1876, and three
,nontns u, from that date are allowed Tor creditors
TO become parties thereto
N ly 10, 1876. AID
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

-Theie seems to be a general Impress
ion that the Senate will fail to impeach the
late See. Belknsp. on the ground that that
body has no jurisdiction over that oficer'
after his resignation.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
insoivent Estate of seth Ti.daIe. deceased.
Com mmissiOners' Notice.

NoIlCE Is hereby given that the time tor re-.
~ celving and examining the claims OF cre,i.-
W y pl tle insolvent estate oil seth Tisdale late
Of Ellsworth, Hancock County, mas been . eyteplt-f
~ ~ Elk months from the 18th day of April \ /.
$50 hud that claims against said estate nav be-
the office OF George p, Dutton in said EIIsw1ftr
az az ttL O'Clock OF the forenoon, on the first and
S snira v Mednesdays of May, June, July, August
October, a. ID. 1876 LAY
o,o GEO. Z. DUTTOS
'"io JAMEs T. DAVIS
ru.., Commissioner
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Gbe Gllswortb Amerifan.

2ablished every Thursday Morning al Coombs
.-5ck, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
.DU NTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &c, see first page.
Es->. NJ. PETTENGILL ( CO, 10 Stale Street.
Boston, 31 Park Row. New York. andl70l Chestnut
Street Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the ANEEICAN in the above
clue-, ant authorized TO contract for advertising
Al nuF lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Notice to Debtors

LIhOCGH the times are HARD, am con,
a PEELED as Administrator to settle the Es,,
Si tne late Or. Philander II. Harden. and hs,a
uy sase nonce that this ia the last call, Aha n
nSs ~ s9tled Al demands will be put in snit snd
Ellsworth, Nag LIST. 1876. smos1S'
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
BuckspOrt Savings RauG

TIE BucksPort Savings bank Is in liquidation
Inc Undersigned has been duly appojnte,i
hecsiser rs, and mas entered upon the discharge OF
us anties. All persons indebted to said Bauk for
interest, or principal, where IL tfas becaIne dne
Office in Bucksport THEO q pWn1nv.H en, q. ui'
BuCKsPoRT, May l, 1s7o. sDo.1s
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
For Sale.

'FhE SUBSCRIBER offers his two-story Mansard
hooi House for sale, SAID hosse has IA rooms
anu anu oath room the house piped for cold and hot
water gooa well and cistern in cellar. also good
ooal furnace, GENE Mt cellar, also Carriage House
an" sta pie Also his house on Oak street
ru.., ). h. WHITING
hsIcs Zsth isfo- 2moI3
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

tyHHec'icd-Twelye unpledged delegates
equaly divided between Tiiden and Bsyard.
rgiI-T wenty-two delegates unpledged
and claimed by Tiden.
hiidAa- hirty delegates instructed for
GJv. Hendricks.
Lonisidaa->iXteen delegates uninstructed.
with preferences unknown.
HIssact actHsetts-Incompete claimed By TIL
den.
NetrIstI-Six delegates in favor OF Diden
Nsr HnmDshirs-Ten delegates uuiu>truct
ed. ant Of unknown preferences, el1imed by
Tldeu.
Netr Iyrk->eyenty delegates in favor Of
Iildrn.
syr1HiG-Fifty-e weight delegate. uniD-
>tructed. but leaning toward Hendricks.
RhJds ki9ad-Elght delegates unin-tructed,
aud Of unknown preferences.
TsnIs->iXteen delegates Of unknown pref
erences
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

'A9Eo.:. a.. s!L!o-sEEss Who knows good
IemeL! tor these disorders? We are assured
asee bseaers VIII effect a speedy cure They
nave NEVER FAILED To SATISFY ALL WHO HAVE
.sED THEN Tor Jaundce. Dyspepsia, Biliousness
etc Beware OF limitations. The geuuine ha. mi.
vate proprietary stamp Of John +. Henry ov er
the cork. sold by nll dealers. Manhattan Med
Co. lroprieioTs. John +. F.HES3Y, CURRAN
q co., New York, Wholesale Agents. sno 4wi6
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

The Centennial Exhibition opens TO-
day Wednesday, at Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

thoroughly tested, gives entire satisfaction or
krea, Vaine Tor Vessel bottoms and Decks also
Ior sningie, Tin, Iron, Gravel. Roofs, ChimnevS
anu brick houses. Water proof, Fire proof mr.
aOie and Ornamental Mixed with pure oils AMI
ready to apply, and only 80 cts per gallon A1
dress, eaIoh, Al
BENZ. DODGE, Castiue. Cen ass,