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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The following is list of scholars IN
District No. !. in Bluehill. VINO were pres
emt every half day at the Summer term
lately closed, taught by Mrs. Almira Snow /:
Emma Abbott. Ida 4. Abbott; Laura ABB
bolt. Lula Chase. Nellie Chase, Susie
Dodge. Ina Hamilton, Helen Hamilton,
Emma Grndle. Annie Whitney, NiiIh
Whitne,. Everett Grndle. Charlie Blhs-
don. .Juadie Blagdnn. Mrs. snow is an
old teacher. and kept a very good school
=. s. CON-
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CaStOria.

d.. >amUc! Pitcher. of llyannis. Macs. expert
m"ut"t ia hi lriN ate prtcc" isF twenty year. tp
produce c"iu blnAuou that N"Ell have the pro-
rcr.Ic~ ~ Castor DiI without it. urpleas ant
t1i-tr and -ripins ef-ct.
III preparation cent for u'.lr aud tar. tiil
finally D." gave 10 ihr name. % tA-tprla. ami put 70
up i1T sale u 10 very wonderful be itz effects par.
IcuIAtly with ih~ 'ii-orficr,-i -um3rhs sul h0Wcr-
Of ehilItcu. 10 a.>imiIaie- the food. eHit-
sour stomach amt wind cole. regulate tac buN-
ais eNpsI. worms. and may De- relied upon tu
Group.
4 q pleasant, clcctiy" and perfectly safe ca
thaftie remedy u o. superior 60 aston Oh Coz
dia'- aud >yTUp-. Il docs l.ut contain AIChuioi
and o. adapted 10 any age.
Is re- -ul4tiuE The stomach ..ui bowels Of cross
and .i.LI, children they become roet-'.t-
tur'i ANA healthy. They uau cnjo, sleep aud
Iuuthur, have rr.t. the tn.t"GiA D. talt up al
Che Laboratory I'D J u. Roe, = Co.. pry sheet
Sew l"rh. lyI~, luu--tt.uw
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Business Notices.

\ Rir--ing tnr Needle " omen aud MI oIh-
rr- engaged ia --drntary snhpi"Nm
ll.l,c proportion II 10. female sex mas trace
the beginning 90 inrIra''c debility % some Ir-
r. .ular.iy - mature. Tu,,c are permanent
a. relieved hy The PERUVIAN SYHUP. whi, d
contNnsN the FrotoAiIc 80 Iron. aud the on
Is form hy " high this inii. pens able element
Of health ctn enter the blood. the want of which
caus,. la.cuc,-, dizziness. headache. debility ,
and every :prm OF IN health. Sold by all drug
-l-f~.
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Railroad Accident.

WORCESTER. Mass, August l.
Moteu- an engineer on the Prov
s- 4u8 Worcester railroad, in leaning
PIP '4a cab of his engine this morning
b. ,.aca by bridge near Wilkinson
.4 instantly Killed. He lived In
+ -slc-
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A Family Poisoned.

LEBANON. y. H., Auguit /.
e.,re family OF J. W. Gerrish was
lp,oned last night from eating
Aniiiotes were administered and
morning they are more comfortable.
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VOn.Kesidenl Taxes.

The following list OF nonresident taxes on real
estate of nonresident owners in the town OF Pc
.Iobscot for the year 1875, in bills committed to
Washington Nj. Wardwell, collector OF said town,
on the LIST day OF June 1875, has been returned hy
him 10 me, as remaining unpaid on the first day /
June, 1916 by his certificate oil that date and Dow
remains unpaid ami notice is hereby given that if
the said taxes and interest and charges are
paid in the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months iruaI the date of the commitment OF said
bills, SO much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor includ-
ing interest and charges, Will without further no
nee be sold public auction at the store OF JOSH
ah Varnun, in ,said town, on the 10Th day OF De-
cembcr, 1876, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
NameSD eseript'n. Lot. Range, Acres. Value. Tax
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r,,uress to Adjourn next Monday.

NA~HlNuroN, u. c, August |.
Wavs and Means Committee to-day
orlel their chairman to report a con-
-ai resolution for the adj journment of
.-e>. a. ] O'Clock next Monday.
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Suicide

LIrIIfIoN. y. H.. August ]
. }.l.y Blnigeit committed suicide
-a-ua sunday last, while her hus-
a d, ii church. Cause Insanity.
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,..,.,ssss to the Ells~orsh Amsnsan.
,l,os,es in Sd Congressional Dis
Wv fricf


AUGUSTA, Ne. August /.
lsrse and enthusiastic GAUGES os
psooh,ieans Of the city held this eveB-
u, ,se election Of deleg aies 20 tae con
ana. convention ia the third district.
..-a. we're chosen. pledged to The
a., .sa Of Hon john L. Stevens Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The Hotels al this place are now well
filled with visitors. The larger houses
are said 10 have all the guests they can ac-
eommodste. II Is thought however. that
&C accommodations may be found for an who
may visit the island the present season.
aud he cnterprising people of the place
will not fail 10 respond to the demand for
better and more ample provision tor the
yearly increasing tide of travel.
Fifteen years ago. this island was li,tle
known a. a watering place. bu, the beauty
and wildne>s of its scenery. with il, mex
hau>tible variety. the cool aud bracips al
mosphere which surrounds ii. aud the
heaiihiuluoss and comfort OF It's climate
during the extreme heats Of our Northern
summers. have attracted and Induced
thousands % make Il their home for few
week. No suide-book i now without it.
description OF Nj. Desert. aud none that
We have seen la. fully done il justice. So
numerous are IT, attractive localities tia;
4 daily si.it for month would Hoi -uGlce
10 exhaust them. Every tourist " . w!sh
20 visit Green. Newport. aud kcbo Noun
taln,. Eagle Lake. Great Head. schooner
Head, the Gorge, the ovens. Oiter Greek,
aud tie Sea Wall; but aside from the-e
well-kn0wn localities, there are quiet
coves. sparkling like SO mary gems hidden
among the rocky cliG.-deep and silent
gleus. cmbOwered 10 leafy shade aud fra.
grant with the balsamic ir aud spruce
weird recesses among is rugged noun
tains, where the sun never shines. aud
which are seldom trodden by the foot of
man-constantly changing views Of new
and wondrous beauty as time aud place
/ present them TO the delighted beholder.-
/ These are the attractions with which the
I island abounds, more novel, fascinating,
and enhancing TO the lover of the sub
/ lime and beautiful than the hackneycd
scenes frequented by the common crowd.
| The charm Of these isolated spots, is the
/ thought, that perhaps the visitors is the
only eve which ever gazed thereon. IL Is
conceded that for beauty. grandeur, vsrie-
ty. salubrity. quiet. Mt. Desert is without
a rival to the tired, jaded and falling man
of business. man OF letters and man of
| taste.
DIR. J. q. Holland is at Mt. Desert.
A new line. Tor the accommodation OF
visitors To Green Mountain, has beeh e>-
tabished between Bar Harbor and Eagle
Lake, called the Blackboard Line. run
ming three daily between those points.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

PaLsranLk MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
rcetoral Is houeyed drop Of reIief; hIs Cath
ariic Pills glide sugar-shoi over the palsle I.
and his sarsaparilla "a nectar that emparts
yigor TO life, restores the health aud expells
disease Waterford (Pa.) Advertiser.
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Children Crv for Castori,. It is n

Children Cry for Castoris. 1t is as
pleasant to take as honey. and is absolutely
harmless. 1t 10 sure to expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
ach. and overcome irrltability caused by
rash or cutting teeth. 1t is perfect sub
stitute for Castor Oil. and Tor Costiveness
in young or old there is nothing In exist
ence so effective and reliable.
1ys 3m20
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Centanr-
The Quickest. SWrest and
Cheapest Remedies.

Physicians recommend, and Farriers dccl
that no such remedies have ever before been !
Words are cheap, but the proprIetors OF
these articles will present trial bottles to medical
men, gratis, as a guarantee of what they say.
The C~nsaur liajnscns. White Wrap.
per. Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbs-
20, SCiatica, taked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Frost
ed Feet. Chiblams, swellings, Sprains and any
ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AILMESr.
We make no pretense that this article will cure
Cancer, restore lost bones. or give health to a
whiskcy soaked carcass. But it viii always re-
duce Inflammation and allay pain.
II will extract the poison Of bites and stings,
and heal burns or scalds without u scar. Pal
sv, Weak Back, Caked Breasts Earachc, Tooth
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions readily yield
TO its treatment.
Henry Black, OF Ada, Hardin Co, Ohio, says !;
"My wife mas had rheumatism for five ycars-no
rest, no secp-coud scarcely walk across the
floor. She Is now conn lctcly cured by the use Of
Centaur LInment We an feel thankful TO YOU
and recommend your wonderful medicine TO all
our friends"
James lIurd, of ZAncsv lille. o., says; "The Cen
taur Imminent cured my Neuralgia
Alfred Tush, OF Newark, writes: "scnd me one
dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has saw
ed my leg. want TO distributc It, &c"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The Latest, Greatest. and most relia-
BILE remedy ever Tut together by medical
science Tor Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings. Burns, Caked Breast, &c, is the
Ceutaur Liuiment. There are two kinds.
What the White Eminent is for the human
family the Yellow Centaur Liniment is Tor
spay lame and strained horses aud
animals. lys 3m20
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The Yellow Centaur Imminent

for the tough skin, flesh and muscles Of
HORSES, MULES ANp ANIMALS.
We have never vet seen a ease of SPAWN,
Swccny, Ring bone Wind-g gall, scratches or Poll
Evil which this inlmcnt would not speedily
benefit. and never saw but few cases which
IL would NOT cure. Twill cure when any
thing can. 1t Is folly 20 spend $40. FOR a FarTer.
when one dollars worth Of CeDtaur Liniment viii
do better. The following Is a sample of The test
mouy produced;
". 4. Hopkins, Postmaster. Piqua, %, says;
,eniaur LniulcnI can't be beat Il cures every
time
"YELNEEroN, o., March =, 1874
THE centaur f.inimcuts are the best selling
medicines We have ever had. The demand IL very
great for il. and We cannot afford To be without It.
~. II. HlSEi Il son"
'JEFrEEsoN. No, Nov. 10. 1913.
some time ago was shipping hor-es to II.
Louis. sotone badly crippled 10 the With
great difficulty got him 20 the stable. The sta
blo-kceper gave mc q bottle oi YOUR Centaur fini-
meat. which used with such success. that IN two
days the horse Was Ctivc aud nearly well. have
been a veterinary surgeon Tor thirty years, but
your Imminent beats anything ever used.
a. J. MCARIl, Veterinary surgeon"
tor postage stamp will natl Ccutaur Al
mar ac. containing Hundreds % lec-tihcatos. trom
every state IN the Union, These Ltnimrut. are
now sold by an dealers in the country.
Laboratory Oh. T.. ROSE 4 90.
a. boy ST. Nrw lurt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Bucksport.
The Fall term of the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary at Bueksport will com
mence Wednesday next.
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City and County.
.-z'.s Services il this City each Sunday

.1NsREGArToN sabbath School al 10 30
y. Preaching ii :i5and "A f. NJ.
consolidating At 3:i5 and J..
.'h school st Z. NJ.
AuAEItN.-sabbath school At u ~ A. NJ.
hing at Il and T. VI.
AIhvLIC.-Preaching at 10 IL O'Clock n.
sabbath School at Z. VI.
flIHonIsr Preaching AT ? and 7. NJ
.Fiih school at 10 A. NJ.
f-EItt ALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
Il o'clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Wiggin',
't9r-.
tIsCoPAL-Servioes At Hancock Hall every
Jay az II 4. NJ, and 30 2. NJ.
~'9ps never looked more promising
i4 CIV.
-Baraum shows himself and his great
1913 al Bangor next Monday and Tues
On Tuesday, a lady lost sight draft
500 As payment has been stopped,
-ais,e OF no use to the finder.
Secretary Chandler aud wife arrived
toAa Saturday. on visit to their daugh-
~ Mrs Eugene Hale. Mr.. Chandler re-
led On Monday
During the past week there have been
Navy strangers and visitors In town
Zone Of the Ellsworth boys are revisit
: their old homes. and several families
ale entertaining friends.
SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Monday morning
laughter of kingsbury b. Crockett, o
vest Ellsworth, girl twelve years 0
l-r, Was found dead in her bed. She hat
'etred the preceding night in apparently
atal health.
Those farmers who were not fortunat
enough TO finish having week before last
ar andng it difficult to secure their GRO
Sd good order. The weather for the pas
week has been catching, aud much hay ha
Deem injured.
The Centennial S. 5. Concert attn
baptist Church last Sunday evening, was
1eede1 success. good programme wa
Amisily carried out. The house was al
ploptlately trimmed with the national co
Wy The responsive readings were hearth
Sven. and the singing. both choral al
congregational. was excellent. Credit
uae both to the Superintendent and q
school The latter has seldom been in
Iore hourishing condition than at pre-
eat, the attendance last Sunday numbs
hglss. ~
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.ARiNE LISI.


49,,
'>""''" '"'''
In"
July =.
>sh James Holmes Rider Sow York.
~.a, titt 90 ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
N'h Liien htnoTe. Boston.
AEfiN tb.
Sob Forester, Jordan. H.. i4u-
N'A 'Ait-I John, Patton. i'-t.".
AihlN tt'.
Iuly =.
NIP imam iIchtHhs fali"n Boston.
,,',.i WI t,.r,
''
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.iuIt ~
.. ,....t,..,.t ,,t.,.t. >
-h t,t. ittt..,. kfI. H..
~.r ur.,.I FuII,,t.,t it..r.
.h lit...I N"tt,.y. I.i,,
Akl'IN ~.
Jul, .t
.A , u.,,n t,
- ,-I.l n.,i i.
!. .t, ,,. I.
" $3.50 ''''' =
thEAEtb
jult POL
~.h N,.ttrIaa whitaker I...'4t..
~.I tit.t : Nur,b M,,,i.r,t I,..t,.u
,rrtyt.,
~.
- = Eils, fufgcr~ou. belfast;
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The Weather.
MAR DEPARTMENT.

hAG DEPARTMENT.
'hr thief Signal Officer.
't-+i>'ToN. ID. {. Aug 81 Any
ItotdJlitios.
Nr0 England aud the Middle states
-l-- .arometcr, northeast 10 southeasi
'- Chilly warmer clear or fair wealth
. OCCASIONAL rains in the southern
a otthe latter. Except stationary
''4-lre in the former.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

PILES DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Uniyersally
knowedged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with.
out. lyrZ4To
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VI uniripal Z ourt
rETERs, u DGE.

August lst. l>7G.
Donald VI. Stuart v James Turner, "a.
Thu Wa an action brought on war
raniy that ~ bbls. OF herring sold By ben.
TO I'm should be sound and merchantablc.
but portion Of which proved unsouud
and worthless. Judgment for rif. for
sGa.j0. Defendant appeals.
Dult"u for I'm. \. Niswell for Den.
lIeu.y Beii, y. Isaac Matthews,
Acuou brought To recover damages oc-
ca>ioncd by Diets dog worr, ing and Kill
Ing suudry sheep and lambs belonging to
Plii.. all Of the value of 81 90. Amer
PIN, testimony was out. ON motion of
Den, counsel. the Court ordered a non
suit.
Butuham Tor Fla. Driukwater for ben.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The Kidneys are sometimes the cause OF
much suffering. Battle over the Kidneys with
Eennc's Magic OIL. and see how quickly the
pain IN the small OF the back is cured. \ few
drop, In water. taken internally, also hei-
wonderfully. II is saie and delicious 10 Use.
Try il.
LET EVERYBODY READ the invaluable med,
zeal and physiological treatises publi- he'd
10y the Peabody Medical Institute. Boston.
The Science Of lie. or Sclf-rrcservatiou,
wiii when carfully peru-cd, convince the most
,kcpiral reader that it i comparatively easy
to avoid the Nj which bcset the young and
thoughtlc-s. aud tirt the weakened forces oj
manhood may be- restored to those whose con
-iituliOn- have been prematurely broken
down sexual Physiology of woman, one
ofthe publications II the Institute, j filed
with n,tter 81 ,it,l importance To females.
Ana IN thu day. when 80 many are prruiht-
urcly b.ohcn down, the work on ''lbi>ct>'- 81
the Nerves and Nervous Maiadic>" ia timely
one. The author OF these popular wurh" iia'
recently been presented With Gold Medal by
the National Medical Association. The ad'er-
t.ement Of the Institute, headed with 4 true
likeness Of the great hencfactpr, George Pea
body, may be found in another column
DO YOU want to BE- cured Of Dyspepsia. con
stipaliom, Piles and all disease, ofthe stomach
Bowel. and Liver. II you 10. - "a q.
Parcher's and get J, bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They Will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 80 cent, a bottle. or sent by mail on r. ceipt
Of price. rreparedby Wiggin Il co. R"cklrnd
Ne.
In>tanter cures roothache in one moment.
3ltf.
DO yuu want to save your children. II You
do. 20 To q. \. Parchcr and get a box OF Fc>-
>end-n'> Worm hNp-ii"r. II j. the >ure>t
safest and best worm medicine now in use
For sale 10y all druggists for - cent, or sen,
hy mail on receipt OF the price.
PREPARED by tc~-enden & Co. nocAland
Maine.
in~ianieI cure. 1ooothache in one moment
3ltf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

NOn.ReSI6ent Taxes.
Tke following list OF taxes on real estate fnon.
re.,fAt owners III the CITY OF Ellsworth. for the
year ~, in bhi- committed to William o. Nc.
Donald Collector OF sand city, the twelfth tIav
OF JuneSs7j Ia. been returned BY him to me. a.
remaining unpaid the eight day of May, ls76 !
BY his Aihcate Of that date, and now remain uu4
raid; andVotlce is hereby given, that If the saA
taxes int ras and charges not paid into &c
treasury of n said City, within eighteen moIsfs
from %a 'as 1 as sia5 as%d as the vii ia
,i = saa
or and Aldcrmenap aaid City, the sRteeuih
,iuy of December ~ $50, at O'Clock in sSe after
noon
>,ao g ,,-,.,p,r V.l,,.S T
Allen, T. l.. VI h"hstfot slo',Vo ~ a.
Grown fhiIllp estate, NIt oil
NJ Lord farm, d0OAD ~
clement, samuel Iahd tlmtoh' $50 o. -
tr".by, Iamt1 mouse at rall7, e 10" 20 -
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6edgwick
The Summer school of nine weeks, in
District No. 3, just closed, was taught oy
Miss Dora A. Leach. OF Penooseot, very
e.timable and superior Teacher Inc ioi-
lowing pupils were not absent or taru,
d,rin, the fern Waiter p. Dority, Fan
ME J. Eaton. Allie }. Sargent, Arthur
Peryear. Ellis &. Dorty, Oscar u oar
gent, Elmer Trafton.
Peu0bseot.
/ Mr.. Nehemiah Chatto, formerly u
surry, on Saturday, july e. fell overooare
from a Cape Ann fisherman ana wa'
drowned.
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ID l E ID.

Obituary notices. beyond The Date, Name and
1ye must be paid for.
In Extraordinarily 10Th, Mrs. Katie Sulli-
van, aged u years.
In SuAiyan-Juy 2stb, Fremont o. Bragdon.
aged 20 Years, months.
In Deer lsle-.July eth, Lizzie A., wife of
c. {. Cousins, aged 81 years, months and %
days.
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vi A X II | f. ID.

In this city-July 18Th, by \. +. Burnham,
Esq. Mr.. Edward Chapman and Miss Char
lotte :. Boynton, both Of Ellsworth.
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IMpnRTANr 10 TRAVELLERS

inSraniei cures Tooothache in one moment
Stiff
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TO THE non. Judge of Probate OF the County

To THE HON. Judge of Probate OF the County
OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Zenas Homer OF Bucks
L port, in isaid County, Guardian of George A,
Lake, of said Bucgsport, an insane person, repre-
sents that said George was the owner of two I'M
divided thirds of certain real estate in said Bucks
port. bounded Easterly by the road leading from
The Village to the Turner school House Southerly
by land occupied by ID. +. Lake, Westerly by land
oil |. T.. b W. Homer. and Northerly by land of
Mrs. John Moore, that while sane, said George
decided the same to his wife, Lizzie A. Lake that
she has bargained to exchange the same with John
Wentworth tor other real estate in Bucksport
yillDgc and that in order to convey the same into
effect tits necessary that her husband shonld join
Ia the deed. He further represents that it Is
Tor The interest of his said Ward that said cX-
change should be ,aade and that SAID estate
should be decided to said Wentworth. Wherefore
he prays for a license and that he may be duly
empowered to join in the deed with Lizzie a.
Lake and convey the estate aforesaid.
ZENAS HOMER, Guardian.
Bucksport, May II. 1876.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. Scout of Probate Bucksport, May
Term "A. d. 1876.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing a copy oil the petition, amt
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth, in SAID County that
they may appear at a Court Of Probate for sand
County, To be held at Ellsworth on the lat Wed
forenoon. to shew cause, ii any they have why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant
ed
Jw,U' PARKER TICK, Judge.
Attest CHAs. +. DoRR, Regr.
true copy-Attest; CHAs. T. DoRR, Regr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

We notice in the Ph;lade}phis Times
very Pheasant: letter RESTING the
writer's o.sazv.t;ons and experiences tu-
ring a .iip 10 the Pacific Coast; and
among tbs statements Of fact is brief
allusion to tbe Nevada State University
at Exc. Quite to my establishment, =
says this ~Ii'er. II find that the people
Of this sparseiy populated State (he
sage brusiers, rs they cal! thenselveal,
have even this esrly in their States e1-
istence established State University at
the little city Of Elko, busting village
on the line o: the Pacific Railroad.
misse;. seeing the gentleman in charge
of the University. Professor Sessions,
but I learn tina; he is graduate Of
Princeton and very rips and entbusi-
as,ic scholar. A young gentleman whom
I met &: the railroad station there told
ne tina. in this institute he was fitting
for Yale; ara he added i think that
with Nj. SESSIONS to help NE, shall
make tie tIip'--meaning that he wonid
be successful. They are very ep'or-
pris;ag !,eop.c. these Nevadans. as some
facts related IL my let;e. from Virgins
City. have already informed you"
Now Va mas: confess that we rather
Ike that letter. We like to see pleasant
mention 4 oar old friend Sessions; and
We like 10 see kindly written notices 81
this Stale ar,l The Efforts of its people,
IA Eastern n.s era. And this reminds US
to say that ,:!.iie we shall never cease 10
regret tbs. IL, University was no. lcca-
ted hs-1-as il ough. TO have been, in
preference - any other place in the
Sts.e-stili i, il one Of our existing. es-
tablished institutions. ard we hope to
zee it's efficiency augmented and in
creased ~ LIBERAL appropriations at the
bands of tie incoming Legislature. Ger
tainly there should be no hesitation or
obstacle in the way OF rerfeoting sush
facilities as will enable the youth Of
Nevada to acquirs. at the least possible
expense, n thorough. and iiberh! educs-
ton. IL other words, let US DO the hes.
xe can With what We bave got. and
place all cur institutions in the way Of
perfection: for the very best We can do
is never in danger OF being any better
tEau is needed.