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! for them. The journals have an immense in
fuence in controlling public aPinion. and yet
during the last forty years have done nothing
but mislead people. At the beginning of the war
the newspapers said, it WAS "only Union
war" but John Russell of England said il it
| was. then he would be glad to see two nations
in the United States. The war ended but the
| great debate has not ended and will not for an
other generation. When Morton and Bout
well made the defence against Bayard in the
| Senate they eceived from the Journals of Bos-
ton nothing but jeers. 1t would seem that
their opinion should be trusted In preference to
the Journals which had no unity. A newspa-
per is like n weather-cock, SO unstable that no
man can tell what way 1t will point tomorrow.
The South meant to get back by the ballot
what it lost by the bullet. The speaker had
great respect for the sincerity of the Southern
leaders, but sincerity does not make integrity
The Republican party has done its work and
hos been true to its convictions. Among the
helpers in the present crisis he classed Morton
Boutwell,, Blaine and Butler, and among the
impedments are Hoar, Adams and the Boston
journal Tho think they are Republicans but are
unknown quantities in the grand estimate.
Tilden will not be elected because the capital.
lists will not allow il. Civil service as present.
ed to-day is deception. The Executive De-
ptrtment was no more corrupt than the Con-
grrs' that investigated it, with Oake- Ames
and the credit Mobier.
One half the trading to-day may be called
ch, alinS; dying man can't get an honest drug
Belknap and Babcock are but types of the ma
ton that sent them TO the capitol. Charles
Francis Adams was n civil reformer-s man
that didn's know and hadn't known for the last
ten years whether he was a Democrat or a Re-
publican. To-day he is with the Democratic
party where he belongs. but he will not leadlit
10 any thing but its grave. He objected to
iioar for the course he took in relation to the
charge which Snmrer LEFT him--fhe civil rights
bill Butler may be u scoundrel but he is not
a hypocritc. Blaine, Boutwell,, Butler and
Morton are the legitimate children in politics
of Sumner aid Andrew. The Democratic
party obtained its foothold in cities where they
indu &c in strong drink. For the past twenty
five years it has been the grog--hops in the
Aldermen. He paid beautiful tribute 10 woman
and spoke with all his Old tire and enthusiasm
for an hour and three quarters to a most atten-
tive audience. Mr.. Philips evidently is look
INK forward to the time when woman suffrage
and prohibition will make the caucus what it
should b. aud awaken the best sentiments Of
the community. +.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED Tonic.

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCk's PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pul-
monary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop q cough
will occasion the death of the patient; they
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of the
blood, hemorrhsge follows, and in fact, they
clog the action OF the very organs that caused
the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the
causes Of two-thlrds of the cases of consump-
ton. Many persons complain of dull pain
in the side, constipation, coated tongue, pain
in the shOulder-bade, feeling of dTowsiness,
and restlessness, the food lying heavily on the
stomach, accompanied with acidity and belch-
ing up Ofwind
These symptoms usually originate from u
dsordered condition of the stomach or tor.
pid liver.
Persons SO affected, ifthey take one or two
heavy colds, and If the cough in these cases
be suddenly checked, will find the stomach and
liver glogged, remaining torpid and inactive,
and almost before they are aware the lungs
area mass Of sores, aud liberated, the result
of which is death.
Schenck's Pulmon: Syrup is an expectorant
which does hot contain opium or anything
calculated to check cough suddenly
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissoves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach,
aids digestion, and creates "A ravenous appe-
tite.
When the bowels are costiye. skin sallow, or
the symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency,
Shenck's Mandrake Pills are REQUIRED,
These medicines are prepared only by,
j. h. SCHENCK & Son
n. +. corner Sixth and Arch SIS, Phila.
Ard are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
October.
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The WEATHER.
Everybody was surprised yesterday morning
to awake and find that the perfect beauty for the
last few days had der arted, and the first snow,
storm ofthe season had come. Considerable
snow fell, but owing to the warm temperature
il soon disappeared, and left the travelling in q
very bad condition, SO the churches were quite
slimly attended, not even Mr.. Murray's congre-
CATION at Music Hall being quite so large As US
ua!. A heavy frost fell last night and to-day
the air is clear and sharp giving US hint Of
what winter has IN store for US.
BOSTON LADY IN TROUBLE.
A short time ago one Of Boston's most re-
spected daughters took her trunk and went to
New York for short visit aud on the boat
two ladies formed her acquaintance, and when
they arrived in the great Metropolis seemed
10th to give up their new friend, but asked that
she would take the same carriage with them
which she did; very soon they alghted at their
place Of destination and the Bostonian rode on
to q hotel, when to her establishment, she was
accosted by Detective who drove up at the
same time aud asked her to take seat In his
carriage. She asked for an explanation but
the officer of the law would make none; only
cody and sarcastically said, "msdam you act
your part admirably" She was taken to the
Police Station where they alighted aud she
was obliged to give up her keys and allow them
to examine the contents of her trunk which
they did in a most thorough manner but not
finding anything but what lady would take on
such journey. they became somewhat embar-
rassed and acknowledged to their fair prisoner
that they had been laborng under mistake.
The two ladies' with whom she became acquain-
ted, the officer informed her, were among the
most noted shOp-litters and pickpockets In New
York, and had been to Boston for few days
following up their old business, so of course
the inference was, that they had brought home
y companion. who had the booty 10 her trunk,
so they let the women escape them, and follow
ed as they thought the stolen goods, but they
were old in guilt and did not so easily surren-
der their plumber. The Boston lady is nov
very suspicious Of every one who seeks her sc-
quaintance, except through the proper channels.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
The "silver tongued orator." delivered lee
ture last Thursday evening in the odd Bay
State coprse, at Music Hall, to large audience,
on "The Holy Alliance-Rum and the South.n
10 opening h. remarked that the New England
people had singular faith il newspapers, al
lowing them to DO great amount Of thinking
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The Cincinnati Times gives an anus
ing account OF public meeting in Logan
County, Ohio. al which Mr. Hale 81
Maine spoke. Tie numbei was quite
su all at first, aud the audience was gather
ed on both wings of the area, leaving the
space in front OF the speakers stand open,
for il was out doors. Au old negro went
forward and sat down directly in front Of
the platform, opened his mouth and drop
ped his lower jaw, and waited with
expectancy. Mr.. Hale WAS introduced To
the audience, and walking to the front OF
the stage with dignity, looked down on
the old negro, and took in the ludcrous
side OF the joke at once. Fellow citizen. :
says Mr.. Hale. As he looked at the old ne
gro. Il am glad 70 see you out In such a
number to day" The crowd took" and
filled up the space, and had good talk
This was their first meeting
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OUR FRIENDS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN
NOVEMBER

OUR FRIENDS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN
NOVEMBER.
An analysis Of the returns from Indiana
shows that the greater portion of Blue
Jeans Williams una joIity was obtained in
the counties bordering ON Kentucky.
These counties have never before .ivp,i
more than twenty five democratic major
ny. This year give five thousand Ac-
cotding TO the usual ratio the election
shows also that the population al Cncin-
natl since 1875 must have increased to,ty-
niue thousand rs there are seven thousand
more voted THIS year than last.
The Indiana Republicans insist that Til
den is at least IL. 900 votes weaker in tn It
State than Blue Jeans Williams was
Hendricks strength, they Insist, is also
overestimateC. "a Is shown by the vote 10
Shelbyville. his own town, aud lndianap-
oils. his residence. aud ut all the main
points where he was supposed to be
strong. Gen Harrison has abandoned h,
visit 10 the Centennial. To euter with re-
hewed earne>tne~> into the canvass for the
remaining three Weeks. The voters Of
indianapolis seem |" be acquainted with
Hendricks water-works career, and do
not indorse any ticket he is on.
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SALT LAKE, Oct. 10 At Beaver to-day
Judge Foreman passed sentence upoh Jno. .
ID. Lee, for participation 10 the Mountain
Meadow massacre 10 years ago In doing
30 he called attention 10 the atrncily OF the
the crime, and The ability heretofore Of
the authorizes TO pro ure ey;deucc: that
the conspiracy 20 murder was widespread !;
that Lee was finally offered up "a sacri-
dee TO popular Indignation. but that others
equally guilty might hereafter expect pun
isnment. The prisoner having the right
under the law of the Territory to choose
death by hanging, shooting or beheadng
and having chosen 10 be shot was sentenc-
ed 10 be shot 10 death Jan. &c, 1877
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4 4 embellishments.
Bucksport Savings Bank.

The undersigned Receiver of the Bucksport
Savings Bank has been authorized by the Sunre,ne
Judicial Court to pay to the dep0siiers dividend
OF ~ per cent. upon each deposit to he paid on
and AFTER the hrst day Of November NEXT AMER
payment OF SAID dividends. DepOsiters must bring
with them 10 my Office in Buckspor their cerli6.
inent pa, be made. No payment viii be made
without TIE production Of The certiacste nor TO
any one xcept the person 10 whom the Certificate
Vas gwen without N order in writing properly
3W42 PecSiver
Buckspor, October 10, ls7a.
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AT . meeting OF the Grand Lodge
|. o. q. /. OF Rhode Island which closed
its llth session at Providence the llth
instant. Rev. II. NJ. Eaton was chosen
Grand Worthy Chief Templar OF that
State for the ensuing year. Mr.. E.ton
is "A Jealous anil efficient laborer IN the
Temperance Cause; and hi> many friends
in Hancock County will be glad to know
that the Good Templars OF Rhode Island
have recognized his worth, aud placed
him at the head Of their Order. He was
also elected Representative to the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of |. o. G. I.
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Of Hancock. '
THE undersigned administrator of ike estate of
= ROBERT ID. Gray. late OF Sedgwick in said
Iouhty, declared, respectfully represents that
the goods and chattels, rights and credits of said
deceased are not efficient to pay the just debts
ana charges Of administration. Wherefore your
petitioner prays your Honor to grant him a Ii.
cense to sell. at public or private sale, and con.
Vey All oil the real estate of the decea sed (ncnd
Ing the version of the widows dover therein, \ TO
satisfy said debts ard charges OF administration
JOSEPH g. WALKER, Admir-
October llth, 1876.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court of Probate, October Term.
A. ID. 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested. by causing copy Of the petition. and
this order thereon, To be published three week
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, q news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County
that they may appear At Q Court Of Probste for
said County, to be held At Ellsworth on the lei
Wednesday OF Dcc. next, at ten of the CLOCK mn
me ne, io,sooon, 70 show cause, II any they have,
granted ~ 'o' VIC
aw42s PARxrp Tucx 1,aa.
Attet:-CnAs. r. DOM, Register.
true cePy-Attest:-CHAs. r, DORR, Reg,r.
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Hon. Eugen ne Hale was invited TO
address the Republicans of Boston, this
"Wednesday evening, but was under
the necessity OF declining, as he leaves
with his family to-day for Washington.
Mr.. Hale is expected to return q few
stays before our November election.
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y Ice II Att V ID
cATARRh.

This is tn. destructive ard terrible stage Of the
disease. The whole nasal passages, Including
he eyes and ears, the tonsils throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs become, one after smother affect
ell inhamed, ulcerted. and isuccumb rapi div TO
this frightful monster. peculiar acid IL genera.
ted and set at hOeraty by this disease, which
pcrmeating the blood. weakens and DESTROYS ia
rer overAting power, and allows the system no
opportunity To throw on the malady until this
poison Is nenralized and expelled II is here tina,
constitutional treatment becomes OF the most vi.
tai consequence, becau-e unless arrested at this
stage the disease will make rapid progre,s to-
wards pulmonary consumption" - Warren's
Household Physician. Meanwhile n soothing
hcaHhg. ana sStrinHent medicine must be applied
directly To the nasal passages, thIs tormlng the
most perfect treatment OF the decease poss lbie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

1.-The Electoral College will consist of 3t9
votes necessary to 8 choice. ls5. Nearly the
entire South has been conceded to Tilden since
that date-as long ago IS 1s65-James Parton
predicted that because of Tilden's disl0yslty
during the war, and his cessation of h0stili-
ties resolution at the Chicago Convention, be
would have passport to Southern Affections st
any time or the States elassed 'doubtfuf In
the above list, il Is now generally conceded
that New Jersey and New York have ranged
themselves against Tiden. Whatever may be
the result in Indiana at the State election next
Tuesday. there exists but little doubt she will
yo tie for Hayes in November. 1t would be 9
sorry plight for Tilden to be In should he not
carry Northern State. Adding one-half of
the doubtful vote to Tilden's Ill would make
HUT lss, whereas 1s5 are necessary to an cleo
+ on"
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Mr.. Isnatius Sargent, Treasurer of
the Shore Line Railroad, has called on
the Stockholders to pay their assessment
Of i've per cent, November Is, and
further assessment of the same amount,
December 10.
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Hon. Francis .. J. Smith died at HE
home IN Dcering, Saturday, aged 20 years.
He was formerly prominent man in the
State. Serving in Congress from 1888 to
1899, and being largely interested in tele-
graphic and railroad enterprises.
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Hon. W. j. Corthell, of Calais, has
been nominated by the Governor as
State Superintendent of Schools. Mr.
c. is admirably fitted for the position,
with favor, throughout the State.
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AN THY
CUR ED.

>ASfoRbs RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH j. a
saic certain, ami permanent cure fpr Catarrh OF
every form and + the most perfect remedy ever
devised IL y purely vegetable dis tIllation amt
Is applied locally BY Insulation. and constitution.
ally by internal admins ration. Locally apul led
reh"i Is lnstAhtlncou+ 1t snoth-. heals. and
clcanses the nasal pas sages Ct every feelItg Of
heaViness. obstruction. dulLr-s. or dikEinc
CousututIonaIly administered 1t renoS ate. the
blood, purihcs 1t OF the acti poison with which 1t
Is always charged in tatArTh stimulates the stom.
ach. iiVer, aud kidneys, Pcrtccts digestion. makes
new blood, and permits the formation of sound
healthy tissue. and finally obtains complete con.
troll over the disease. The remarkable curative
powers. when Al! other remedies utterly tau, Of
>ASfoRD's RADICAL q RI, are attested by thou.
SANDS Who gratefully recommend 1t to fe How SUI
itrers No statement IL mIll rrgarlIng il that
c"hno. be suOstdntlHied by the most respectable
and reliable references. Ii a great and good
medicine, and worthy all confidence. Each pacL-
age contains q Treatise on Catarrh and Dr. san.
lords Improved lnnaIIng Tube, and iulI dlfrr.
lions for its use ali ccfe..
sANfoKD's RADICAL CURE Is sold by all whole.
sale and retail druggists throughout the United
States. Price, 81.
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Geo c. Mckee. Presidential Elector
Henry Smith, postmaster at Canton; K.
II. Walker, Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue; State Senator Pratt: Mark
Joseph, Justice OF the Peace for Madison
County.
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cS 54f&Rk NC

symptoms .-Obstructed breathing. partial clos
OF one or both nostrils a stopped up, stuffed
mp feeling in the head. constant blowing Oh The
nose, discharges IRON the nose OF watery or
thick yellow or greensh mucus frequently streak.
Ell With blood. Sometim the matter becomes
encrnsted in III e nasal passages and Is removed
only by prolonged effort. In the morning on is
ing the symptoms are the worst Violent blowing
hawking and spltt ing until the crusts are re
mo'cl. =; least partially and the throat Is freed
from the m1 Ter that has accumulated during the
night. Finally the poisonous secretions attack
the throat, bronchial tubes, lungs terminating IN
pulmonary consumption, accompanied by q most
offensive breath and impaired eytsight and hear
ing,
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The Electoral Vote.

The Brooklyn Argus DEM Of Oct. 9th.
says
Georgia has Of course gone Democratic, As
was expected. In the Argus of July 9Th clas-
siicatiOn of the probable votes Of the different
States was given. According TO the then ap-
pearances the following was q correct index
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

The Receiver of the Bucksport Saw
ings Bank is prepared to pay a divi-
dcnd OF 40 per cent. on demand, rs will
bc seen by his notice in another col
umn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

Your life can be saved by HUNTS REMEDY
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsv and all Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs. Hundreds who have been gwen up
by their physicians to die, have been saved by
HUNTS REMEDY. and are now with US as
living witnesses of its value.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

The experiment OF placing a freis ht
steamer on the rout between Calais and
Boston Is again 10 be tried. Capt. Brooks.
lately OF Calais, Is prominent in the move
ment and Will command the steamer,
which is to have capacity OF 300 barrels
aud accommodations tor about - passen.
gers. Capital for the enterprise is furnish
ed by New York parties. The name OF the
steamer is the Artizan, and she Will
probably reach Calais next week 1t Is the
intention to have her run in connection
with the New Brunswick and Canada
Railroad.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in-
discretions of youth nervous weakness early de-
cay, loss OF manhood. &c, / will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self-addres sed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. ISMAS. Station d, Bible
House, New York City. 4I6mos
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-Eastport has voted $50 900 in aid OF
the construction of narrow gaug e
branch-road to Pembroke
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-Eastport has voted $4,000 for the
Shore Line Railroad.
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At n court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for tho County of Hancock. on the End Wed.
nesday Of October A. ID. 1876.
NEO. W. HUTCHINGS, administrator of the
" estate OF James Iutchings, late of Bucks.
port IN said County. deceased, Chas. +. Ridder,
administrator OF the estate Of Charles l. Ridder.
late OF Dedham in said county, deceased, having
presented their first account for Probate, and
Geo. Parcher, guardian OF Julian Denico 4 al,
minor heirs OF David Denico, late o. Ellsworth in
said county, deceased, having presented his Sec.
ond account for Probate.
ORDERED :-That the said Accounta mt. give no.
tee thereof to all persons interested, by causing
copy OF this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. printed
~ Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Couit, 10 be holden at Ellsworth on the LIST " ed.
nesday OF Dec. next, at ten OF the clock in the
loren Jon, and show cause. if any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
3w42s PARKrR Troy J,5ao
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"Are Doing Wonders"

Acssr-. Weeks 4 Potter Geutlcmcn-COLL
NoLrAIC fLAsTkR> are doing wonders. They
work Ike mage, and those YOU sent last are all
sold and more wanted. send me three dozen As
soon AS you get this. Money enclosed herewith.
want them tomorrow hight, If po.slble. In
haste. Yours.
TT. PALMER p. VI.
No. Fayelte, Ne. May /. ls76.
Price p cents. sold bysall Druggists. Mailed
on receipt OF price. Is cents tor y for SIX
or q = tor twelve, carefully wrapped and war
ranted, by WEEKS & POTTER. Proprietors.
Roston. Mass. lyr36 4W4l
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Ibe Gllswortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs,
VoUSTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page.
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Boston, 81 Park Row. New York, andl70l Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
orr lowest rates.
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Republican Nominations.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT

roK PRESIDENTIAL ELRcToRs:
For Electors-at-Large,
Hon. W. W. THOMAS, Of Portland.
Hon. y. A. FARWELL, Of Rockland.
First DiSt.-SYLVESTER LTTTLEFIELD.
Second DiStrict-I. WARREN MERRILL.
Htrf DjStrict-BENJ. II. MErrCALF.
Foisrth DiStrict-JOSEPH W. PORTER.
Fiflh DiStrict-SETH l.. MlLLlkEN.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.
HE WEATHER.

From our Boston Correspondent.
Boston. Oct. l6