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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

and allowed. Letters TO Avery H. Whitmore,
with the Will Annexed. Executor named de-
clined to accept trust.
Lydia B. Brown. Will filed, notice ordered
return. June TermOElsworth.
Israel G. Page. William Turner, Executor.
Inventory returned.
Joshua II. Moves, Ellen J. Moves, Adm'x.
Allowance TO Widow. Commissioners appoint
ed TO set out Dover.
Reuben II. Turner, Isasc p. Goodwin.
Admir-. Allowance widow $1,000.
Abel Stubbs, Rosanna Stnbbs, Adm'x. Al
lowed v idow s3i0.3i.
Lizzie j. Lord, Minor, Myra T.. Lord, Guar
dian.
Inventory returned and oath. License to
sell Real Estate.
Alice II. Shaw, Charles W Shaw, Minors.
Mark 7. Hatch, appointed Guardian.
Daniel Robinson. I. c. woodman, Ex. 2d
Account Settled.
George Springer, A. +. Burnham, appointed
Admir-.
oeo-ge y. Jordan. Alden II. Jordan. Admir-.
Pet flied for division X. T.. among hers. and
notice ordered return. June Term Ellsworth.
Onslow Y. Emery, Jared Emery, appointed
Admir-. on petition of Father, only heir.
Levi Bowden. Aipheus Herrics, appointed
Admir-. on petition Of heir.
Elizabeth W. Folsom. ID. W. C. Folsom.
Admir- First Act filed, notice ordered return.
June Term Ellsworth.
James Hutchings, George W. Hutchings,
Admir-. Authority to Admir-. TO give deeds.
Horatio Hodson, l.. G. Phbrook, Admir-
First Act Settled.
Daniel Robinson, T. c. Woodman. Trustee +.
Frst Act Settled.
Chas. Brewster, George W. Small, appoint
cd Admir-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
City and County.

B. J. Tinker, formerly of the Ameri-
can House, has been engaged by Geo.
Gould Proprietor of theaHancock House,
a. Clerk
It i said that this House is gaining in
popularity with the travelingipublic, and
that every guest who is there entertained
is desirous to repeat his visit.
The city is fitting up the Municipal
Court Room in the second story of Peters
Block.
The Womans' Temperance Aid Sociev
will hold their meetings every Saturday
afternoon at 2 1-2 O'Clock, commencing
Saturday May y.
Strawberries were for sale at the store
OF Henry Whiting on Saturday last. at 3;
cents per box. We think that this is ear
lier than they were everHbefore found il
this market.
DoNAoUA PARK.-The horsemen viii
not forget the Trot to-day Thursday at
O'Clock p. NJ. The track is in splendid
order, the horses so far as known are even
ly matched-the time will probably be tn.
best tit'e ever made on this course. aud al
exciting race is anticipated, "Modoc,
Bagiey's, and "Slowcome" Rowes. are The
nags, and we shall probably have this tai
horsc talk settled. The Ellsworth Corne
Band will be in attendance.
Hancock County Savings Bank
Money deposited on or before the tentl
day. of June. will draw interest from th,
nrst day Of June
CHARLES c. BURRILL. Treasurer
orpo
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Z bockspOft
--Messrs. Hill & Gem, have on the
stocks first-class ship OF about 400
tons, which they will launch about the 5th
of June.
AT caucus OF the Republicans, held
on Saturday, the following persons were
chosen delegates to attend the State Con-
venton at Bangor:
I. {. Woodman.
Ambrose White
A. II. Gem.
:. T.. Hall.
W. ID. Swszey.
Geo. Blodgett.
The same gentlemen were also author
lied to attend as Delegates at the Distric t
Convention at Cherryfield.
The anniversaries of the East Maine
Conference Seminary at Bucksport. which
are {" occur IN June next. will be of more
than ordinary interest The annual exam
i"aiIon will take place on Monday aud
Tuesday. June and 6. The reunion of the
alumni on Wednesday eth. promises a rich
trcat. The exercises OF the afternoon will
consist of an Grafton by Rev. Mr.. Ray.
poem 10y Prof. Wilabe Haskell. war rec :
ord by y. b. Webb. annals of the early
years OF the seminary by J. Wyman Phil
lips, Esq. The graduating class numbers
twelve. and have effected the following or
ganization for reunion in -; President,
;. ". Bragg; vice-president, c. L. New
comb: orator IL. Il. Higgins; poet, Rev.
W. A. Crawford; historian. n. J. Jones
prophecies, Julia +. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

1t Is confidently expected that Can't.
cyrus Sturdivant OF Portland. the wau-
Known steamboat master. now Snnari,.
tehdent OF the Allen Mission" Portland
VIII address the citizens ofIElsworth on
the Evils of lntemperance," and also an
the Benefits of Home Mission wstk." on
saturday evening at Hancock Hall. Al.
nttance free.
Mr.. Henry Whiting Jr, son OF Henry
""''ns' returned from Florida last week.
where he has been spending several
months. His health is now good. As a
specimen of the products OF thar country
he has brought home three young alllca-
tors, about two feet in length. Our nresan,
cod weather renders them torpid and
Tue" motions slow. Their uniqueueSs aud
uShness. are their most remarkable. f,,f-
ures' but those disposed to make pet. Of
snakes. turtles aud lizards, would doubtless
hnd these attractive
FAMILY fRIpE.-A few DAYS ago. the
oNerseers of the Poor proposed 10 remove
family To- the Poor farm. The family con
sisted of husband and wife and one
swine with uumerou, progeny IF pigs
he lady of the house express >Sed her viii
ingness to 90 aud was willing tor William.
her husband, to go, bat ~ for her sow and
pigs. they couldn't 90 aud shoulitI 20
for all the overscer> 70 the county: they
should die nr,t." 1t is understood that ihis
decision j. final and the cry J., to-day
buying pork at SIS per barrel.
The steamer Charles Houshton /, ran.
IDLY becoming iavoritc on thi. route
ffom The courtesy shown travellers hy her
geuilemanly officers aud the convenient.
cheap. pleasant and speedy passage down
the Bay TO Rackland Unfortunately .ho
grounded on her last inward trip on th,.
bar al the entrance Of tins river, and yyas
detained an hour or two. We are conf.
dent that this misadyenture will be an ex-
ception to her usual prompiRess and that
her arrival will not always be at dead low
water
Since writing the above. We learn that
the boat will hereafter land her passengers
a. "u' OF tfc upper WharNCs. when the
tide will admit
SAD AcCIDFNT.-pn Tuesday. Adclherf
MilliAen. boy Of l. years, and san OF Mr..
simeon Milliken, was drowned iu the NV
er near Bonzey's wharf 1t appears that
he. with another lad OF the same age.
& harlc> Mazrall, were crossing the river in
punt or float, and iwhen nearly across.
commenced In sport to rock the boat when
II capzised and threw them into the river.
\ Mr.. Pratt saw the accident and al once
Started to rescue them. When he reached
the place the Mazrall boy was clnging to
the boat. but Adelbert had disappeared
In few moments, he was found short
distance below the place Of the accident.
in only about two feet Of water When
taken out, lie had departed. aud all at
tempt> to re>uscitaie him were in vain.
The deceased was bright smart boy and
his father j. said to incon.olable under hi,
heavy aiIliction.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Terrible Murder-A Crazy Father
Kills his little Daughter.
WALDoBoRo. Me. Nav %


0ie OF the most atrocious and heart
-.-i.ng murders was committed to-day, in
n. Ns-t = western part of this town The
.-,4u,tances as we CLEAN them are as fol-
.,, Thomas Finn about my years old.
-.,lg wife and two children. living
...t * miles from the village has been
-,-.s.v v deranged for over year. aud
.,1- time siuce he attempted suicide by
s,--.as but after placing a rope about his
In. removed it in season 10 save his life.
ii. ar-a.encd a. times TO Kill his children
a.. them for fear of coming to want
ta..-ltIoa was made by his wife to the
.s.,.r adthoriti to take him to the Insane
u-.ara. The papers were made out to
.e- eject, bat his relatives thought 1t bet
..- 81 Ac.p him AT home and place watch
,-au which was done. Lately he has
...-.I better aud seemed more ration
81 -ilg h. Youngest child. Maud Finn.
,..-,.s,-, old Hid not attend school owing
.te weather. After dinner this httle
4rlr cont into tht wood-house leaving
her .sr.Har o the d'uins room. A few mo-
a--, af-rrwards Ms. Finn heard
..-.am ana ran into the wood-house where
-, sai he sr. on the laor dead. her
..-,I- bong en-. from ear 10 ear. and her
s4ai ,a'l' Wide open with an axe. MIR Finn
"a, uo. to BE found. and search was i'm
-.. .te s. instituted for him. But at T.
N AAI not been found. The last seen
o.. b u Nas by 4 Mr- Burgess. about ? r
n. s-.>>Ing the helds towards the river.
3 .r .1Il fh.. man a. he passed. that he
b. l., Ai,iri his little girl with an axe.
s.w they would string him up \
-5..a.'- inquest viii be held in the morn
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

No. Penobscot.
The Hancock County Lodge, 1. o. of
G. I. met with Rechab Lodge, North Pen
obscot. Tuesday. May 8, j. NJ. Hutchins,
w. Co. T. ia the chair. The roads were
bad. the weather uafavorable, and the at
tendance small. The forenoon was spent
in hearing reports from the Lodges. and in
the usual routine of business.
From TO p. NJ. q public meeting was
held at which various addresses were
made on the history-the success-the
needs-and the prospects of the Temper
ance Enterprise. At the close Of the pub
lie meeting another session OF the Lodge
was held. which adjourned at about 5
o'clock. The next meeting is to be held
with Home Temple Lodge, East Lamoine.
on the I'd Tuesday in August. when brief
histories OF the several Lodges in the Coun-
u are requested.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Be sure you see the right picture.

-Chas Z. Burrill has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial Fire
Ins. Co. of London. organized in 1903. and
the Northern Assurance Co of London,
organized in lS26. These Companies issue
a Joint policy, whose combined strength is
nearly S35 900, 900. In addition to the
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old Ftna OF Hartford. the Hanover OF New
York, German American OF New York.
Atlas of Hartford, Bangor of Bangor, Ne.
and several other first-class Companies.
There is no agency in New England which
has better facilities for placing large lines
of Insurance in first-class Companies than
this. Give Burrill a call and see for your-
selves Correspondence solicited Please
to remember-ihe Best Insurance Is the
Cheap and he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Busines. at Probate Court, Bucksport Ma,
~, 1875.

Daniel b. CHM, James A. CHM, Admir-.
Inventory ret. License TO sell Personal Estate
Maria b. Noyes, Joseph 6. Stover, Admir-.
First Act settled.
Carrie l.. Snowman Minor, Rufus Leach,
Guardian. First Act Settled.
John Pray, Rufus Leach. Admir-. First Act
Settled.
Caldwell Pray, Samuel H. Perkins, Admir-.
Order ret and oath. Allowance To Widow.
Isabella II. Perkins, Samuel II. Perkins,
Admir-. Allowance to Willow.
William A. Colt. Fred B. Gross, Admir-
First Act Settled.
Robert Gray. Joseph S. Condor, Executor.
Will proved approved and allowed.
Emery K. Wardwel, James Grindxll, Admir-.
License to sell Real Estate.
Daniel Morgan, Daniel r. Morgan, appoint
ed Admir-. on Petition OF Heirs.
Rebecca N. Buker. Will proved approved
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The inhabitants OF district No. have
made a more In the right direction. TIE
old >chuo'aoU>r which. so long. has been
au eyc-orr - the more progressive part Of
the people. has been moved across the
road. square roof put upon it, a new bot
tom nut in. aud the whole put in as good
repair the limited time before the begin
ming OF the summer school would allow.
-Messr-. Church aud wisgin have laid
in large supply "f bark at their tannery.
Il cover, about an acre. and is piled about
II feet nigh.
known a the Harden place" TO Mrs.
Faifbrother OF Bangor.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
no CONSTMPTIIES.

The advertiser, retired PLY -iciAn. having
proyidrntiay discovered, while Medical
Missionary in southern Asia. very -imP.c
vegetable remedy Tor the speedy ani prrnt-
neut cure Of CONSUMPTION, Asthma, BrunsHi-
l.. CatArrh. and all throat aud lung att-ctiOn-.-
also positive and radical specific for Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay. AMI all Nervous
Complaints feels il his duty to make II known
tu hi. suffering fellows. ActuIted bs thu MO-
tive, hr viii cheerfIiy send free Of 'hIr@~l To-
al Who desire il the recipe fpI preparing. and
full directions for succv-siilliy u>lng, th- lTpy-
idcntially discovered remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves Of the benefits OF thl, di>
eoresy without cost, can do - by return NAL,
by addressing with STAMP. naming thispapcr
DK. CHARLES +. MARSHALL,
80 Ni1y-ra Sl.ect,
lyT9 Buffalo, y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
4 FEW THINGS ru,rwr KNOW

We know that dsorlcrcd stomach or liver
produces more suffering than auy other cause.
We know that very few phy>iciins are success
fJ in their treatment OF these disorders. We
know that patosta's KAli 81 Cure Will, with
out The shadow Of doubt almost immed iaisly
relieve and permanently cure AL OF these di =
tre-sing symptoms. We know of thousand.
who are willing 10 isstifs that what we say i,
true 20 ih- letter. We know that If YOU will
give It n fair trial YOU viii lett adj YOUR name
To the cloud of Witnesses. vii YOU give II a
trill and DO il now Trial Size only - cents
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Law Court-MiddIe District.

= % IN NJ MY -.
.-e iaN term OF the Supreme Judicial
c t commenced It's session in this city
jas chef Jastice Appleton is present
a. A>,orfa,e Ja,tices Walton, Danforth.
rr-a Peters. and Llbbey. The leading
2rger, OF Somerset County were in at
& ,aare. and the Court Immediately en-
:e--- 42'l hearing cases, brought up from
"a. Comfy. The number OF law cases In
-4e raautles appear to be less than usu-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
PORTLAND, Me. Nav y

TUKTLAND, Ne, NAV =.
4 youns man Of stout build. medium
b. -a,, aged about =, name unknown.
sho came down in the boat last night from
Boston. 'vAs nearly killed by a large dose
o. rs icarc Of Chloral, which he took amer
apparently being on spree He was sent
70 the Cty Hospital.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
East Aurry.

The Eureka Farmers Club pet ac-
cording to adjournment. Report by Miss
Dellie Lord. Defamation by Z. Z. SWEET.
Singing. Essay upon 1.-The Education of
Girls by Miss NJ. W. Coggiugs. This
was "a we'll written paper, expressing in
forcible. clear cut English, the writer's
views. Recitation by Miss Smith very
animated discussion Of the question How
shall we improve our pastures?' by
Messrs. Jas. Lord. Mason, Essington, Z.
S. Treworgy, Jarvis, Flood, L. Lord. and
Wasson. Singing. SEC.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

ITHEEEA~ William II. Row len Of Bluchli IN
w the 4, unity oi ia rprk auI state Oi Maine
b, his deed dated APR % 10th, \ y. is75 conveyed
10 fer am ln mortgage to Daniel Proctor aui
IIoIh NJ. Proctor, then Of Bluehil aforesaid, the
following described premises, 10 wit a lot Of
land situated IN Biuchill ant bounded a follows :
Er.tnutuE az the y. W. corner uf land OF L. Il.
thompson. thence Easicr.y by sad Thompson ;
uurih linz 70 land OF 4. a '. q. Lonary; thence
hy their land sOuthery = land ot y. >tpvcr thence
by salI Nar,iwei'- south liuc to the road, thence
.outucriy said road TN 1t strikes land Of the
heirs oi Elijah Hartman; thence around -ald
herr land about three acres 10 tine road, thence
-ouiheIly hs the road to the nrst mentioned
bounds, containing one hundrcil and twenty-hy
acres more or less. also one other piece OF land.
bcg4nHI Iag at or near Daniel r. IreWorgys land
that Daniel l.. W sman bought o. Perkins, cou-
tanning about tNcutg-dyc acres per hI- iced ia
tel pee. Z. 4 u l~ar. recorded III Hancock Reg
.-try % Decd, BOOK i01, page so, 70 which ref
eI-uce mas b. hld.
The condition, OF sad mortgage having been
broken We. tie grantees above named. hereby
aim foreclosure the same, by publishing this
notice IN accordance with Law.
btNIEL PROCTOR,
HOLLIS VI. PROCTOR,
bv Nt,Sell Il Wi-WcII, their Attorneys
Mly tth, I-,n- 3wlH
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

For twenty years have been very much
troubled with Salt Rheum on NV arm. for which
! have tried various washes and saves, besides
the trea ment OF my regular physician. These
have only drive n II from my arm and caused it
To appear elswhcre. After using less than one
cake of your Forest Tar Soap my arm is entire
iy treH snd | discover no symptoms of the
trouble elswhere." That Is the testimony Of
Mrs. Il. ;. Hunt, Of Portland Me. Get cake
Of your Druggist, or by sending - cents TO
the Forest Tar Co, Portland, Me
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Brook.ville

HANCOCK CoSFERESCE.-Annual meet
Ing al West BrooksvIlle June l3 and IA.
Opening Sermon bv Rev. W. Forsyth
Conference Sermon by Rev. a. X. Plum
er.
Themes The National Centennial as re-
lated 10 the church opened by Rev. A. +
Ivcs.-IIow shall we increase the attend.
ance oa public worship: Rev. ). Tenny,
ID. ID The conversion OF children, its
reality. and are the means employed the
best adapted TO the end?-Rev. ". For
syth. Is a united church necessity in or
der 10 a reyival?-Rev. III. Houston.
Per order. +. X. OsGOoD.
W Brooksville, MAY 22l 1876.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Z ustinf.

Prof q. I. Fletcher, OF the Castire
Normal School, has been very Ill fron an
attack OF pneumonia. He is recovering.
Week before last Mr. G.. ID. Robinson
of Portland, gave two of his excellent
Readings in Normal Hall. As the enter
tainments were not free but feto patr
them ontside of the Normal School. F.
MAY q
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Sudden Death.
EoCkLANp. Me, May %.

EOCkLAND. Ne, May ..
NJ MAuasseh ;. Hoyey, a well known
e.ivr.y ci.lzen. while reading a newspaper
j. a.- house this morning, suddenly drop
pei .ae paper fell forward. and almost in
s;4a-.v expired. his health has been some
W.. ttl,e5..d of late
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
IMPORTANT 10 TRAVELLERS

when you WISH or leave me oty Of NkH
YORK -ave auuosanc amt expense of carriage
hire and stop At the GRAND UNION no
TEL. opposite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOI d.
IL has over ~ elegantly furnished rooms and is
nited np At an expense ot over 800 go. EieSa-
tor. steam and all modern improvements. ka
counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine l. un.
ssrpasscl. Rooms for = single person. o.. slid,
AMI az Der day rich suites for flinIlIc. proportion
atcly low that visitors &, the city ans travel
can 1--we more iuNuTiousIy, tlr les money, A
the GRAND UNlO>. tHau At any pthcT Ar-t-clAs,
Hotel in the CITY. STAGES ant Cars pass tue lIo-
tel every minute for = u parts nt the Clty.
va = x ". u. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Herbert Rice, young boy, while over
back of Cranberry Island, with hoe in
his hand, caught hold of a clump of bush
es for something on the bank, which gave
way, precpitating him distance OF ten or
twelve feet, striking his head. which was
iearfuliy cut, and injuring him badly. The
men on board passing vessel saw the ac-
ciden; came ashore, picked him up and
carried him home. DR.. Spear dressed the
wounds and thinks he will recover al
though at the cost OF bad scar.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

The Latest, Greatest. and most relia-
bic remedy ever but together by medical
science Tor Rheumatism, Wounds. Swell
iugs. Burns, Caked Breast, dc.. i> the
Centaur Liniment. There are two Kinds.
What the White Linimeut i for the human
family, the Yellow Centaur Linimen, is tor
spawned, lame and strained horses and
animals. lys 3m20
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Pane Children sent 10 the Orphan S
Home.
GARDNER, Me. Nav p.

GARDINER, Me. May y.
The ave children OF Isaac Page ;he Chel-
se4 Hte murderer were taken 10 the Or
qa. Home at Bash to-day, by stephen
CHtuf Chelsea, their guardian. The cid,
e..ct..Ij bat 10 years OF age.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Children CRY for Castori,. 1t /. a

Children Cry for Castori,. 1t Is a.
pleasant To take as honey and is absolutely
harmless. Il j. sure 70 expel worms. cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
ach, and overcome lrrItability caused by
rash or emitting teeth. Il l. perfect sub
stitute for Castor Oil. and tor Co-tivene,s
IN young or old there j. nothing in exist
ence 80 effective and reliable
l,s 3m20
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
N unicipnl Court.
PETERS. JUDGE.


state Y. James Kelley.
Complaint for an assault on y. II. Higgins
in whose employ was Respondent.
James on being arraigned, felt very badly
that he had been 50 naughty and begged hard
to be let off. His Honor consents ted to discharge
him on hi. own recognizance. provided he
would leave town which, we learn, he has
done
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Robbery.

Mr. ". Chase OF Brooks was robbed OF
o. sl5> last night by i stranger. who oc
clpi~d The next room in the hotel The
Il ,f escaped at an early hour.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

The great picture Of The Lords
Prayer" beautifully embellished. des signed
and engraved expressly for the Centennial
year. will be exhibited through the county
the coming summer. This is beautiful
work OF art. and will be fitting memorial
OF our Fathers care, during the hundred
years of prosperity in our country's histo-
ry. All who wish to purchase, or canvass
for this picture can address
REv. Jos. II. TAYLOR,
Bluehll.
Be sure you see the right picture.
2w2l-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Meeting of Homeop aths.

rhe Maine Homeopathic Medicinal Soci-
e'v met here to-day. Or. Galioupe Of
Bangor presiding in the absence of the
Pr-- leu;. The Treasurer reports 5000 in
10
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. May PA ANY
n Obabuai6s
For the Middle States and New England,
rising followed by falling barometer. cool
NorJherly winds shifting 20 warmer, West
erly, Southerly and clear weather.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
CaStOria.

pr. samuel Pitcher. OF lIyauuis. Mae, expert
mentri IN hi. private practice fsr twcny years t'
produce a combination that Nruil have the pro
Iscrtics Of Castor OIL without it, unpleasant
taste and gripping effect.
~. prepara lion wa sent fer. near and tar, til
finally he gave ll the maine ul 'astbT.A auI pas i
up FOR sale Il d. very wonderful In i- effects. VtE-
irulaflv with the disUrtlrred .tomarh- ami bowels
oil children. IL aa.tmtlases the food, cures
sour stomach ami wlnd cnlc. regulates the bow
els. expris " rms, AMI may be relied upon IN
Group.
\ pleasan'. eject yc and perfectly safe Ca
sharsic remedy Il i- superior :" Castor btI to.-
dtt!- RuI y yrups. II does not contain ch.hpl.
ant ls at lrtrl TO any Hsr.
~ regulating the stomach ana bowel. 20 cro.s
and .icLIy children they become SHa.--a4-
tur,l and brAlthy They uAn enjoy sleep aul
muihur- have rest. Ire ta.tptUA Is Put up ~
.he Laboratory of J u. Rose y 'o. p.y >iIrct
New urk lsT-, ,iWp>-r,row
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
LONDON. Nav q

Wnslow was again remanded to-day tor
sixty DAYS longer. 1t is possible his case
" be brought before the court Of Queens
Bench.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
La ns nsoine

The vessels from this town, engaged
IN the hrrring fisheries at the Madaline L.
lands ATE reported as homeward bound.
with full fares. which were obtained in an
unusually short time.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Special Meeting of Governor and
Council.

A -0e..s, meeting of the Governor and
te-.. WI oe held on the first day OF
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Dangerous Illness Of Com. Wander
biIt.
NEW YORK NAV %.

NEw YORK May q
I1e Express says this morning, CommO-
d re Vanderbilt was feeling worse than al
a-y lime since his recent relapse. He is
ye-y weak aud his physician is in constan:
attendance.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25
Business Notices.

substitute has been found for crutches-it
Is called Renne's Pain-kiling Magic on, and Is
the best remedy TO cure any Kind OF pam or
lameness in use. Sold by all druggists and
merchants.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-25

Lyons hhIHIIEON prevent the Hair from
faling cut or turnin. gray, senrws T. growth.
aud giSe- strength and Ni igor. II T. delightful
" pcrfUmrI, aud makes splendid dress ng.
II j. tile cheapest ana most desirable Hair Ton
ic ever produced. I,ed by the cite. Prie.
only 10 cents mJ-. 70