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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

a gentleman who travelled from Fort
I hent to Bangor last week. reports that
! when he lef, Fort Kent. the snow was four
and half feet deep in the open fields. and
flve feet deep in the woods. He came all
! the way te Monticello from Fort Kent. a
distance of more than one hundred miles,
on runners. Along the upper st John the
sleighlng will probably continue good for
some days into May.
The Chronicle says that John Mel ain
of New Vineyard met with a serious acci-
dent. While having an unruly OK shod
the other day. the animal suddenly struck
him in the face with his horn. The point
OF the horn entered his face near his eve.
and made bad wound. by which II Is
feared that he may eventually lose his
sight unless he receives the best of treat
ment.
The Press says that the elite of Port
land assembled SATURDAY. night to witness
the rendition. in the original tongue of
Octave Feuilet's Romance ofa Poor
Young Man" by the pupils OF a fashion
able school up town. The audience was
delighted with the rendition. and for the
manner in which the play was presented
had no other than words of high praise.
The Christian Mirror saws of Main
congregational churches : Rev. j. Z.
OF the Congregational church in Rockland.
on account Of Ill health but his people
have refused To accept his resignation, and
unanimously voted him vacation of six
months and longer if necessary. In which
10 recover his health ... There are $50
congregational ministers in Maine. includ-
Ing forty-one without pastoral charge.
The second parish church. Portland. cost.
furnished, sSl.5l2.52 Plymouth
church, Portland. has adopted the en-
veloqe weekly system OF collections
Another boy wandere-, giveing the
name of Henry Lamb, has turned up at
Portland. He got tired OF staying at
home ia Boston about a year ago, and
started out 10 see the country. and has
since been to all the principal cities in the
United States. lie j to be sent to Mich
ol>vii !e, Mich. where hi> mother is Eow
liNug. bat he say he j. going to Europe
Tor tn> next rip. lie has carried a railroad
map about with him. and has generally
got conductors To- pass him. though he has
often been pH, oil a train. and would then
try II "u the next one.
The Pennington Chronicle say, that
thee "t~ VI.tr sensation In Madrid
'au.ei j ihr arrest uf tramp SUNDAY
afternoon a- \ u Reeds II seems Sat
uidaN afternoon "a man called at the house
aul wished '' clean Nj Reeds clock.
At'er some talk he agreed to clcas the
e.'ck Il hc could stop over the sabbath
"i;h h'm Tia" tramp had a trunk OF jew
eIrr which b" was trying 10 sell at very
low rates Ihey not thinking Of anything
heHg wrong. one II the members or
'hc family. William \. Reed. pur-
chased watch of him considerable
below lAr. While stopping there lie gaze
them "a hl,'ny "l hl> heroic deeds il the
army, and Also ot shooting men I'm New
Hampshire. etc. hGtin the midst Of h-
glowing accounts up rode an officer ana
arrested aiu ''r breaking into NJ. WIN
trf shop a.I taxing jrwcIry. At kug-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
New Publications.

lae 'rn'saH.i alf Irfretr+ Guui<.
ENcTF person going ~ the Centennial vii aAull
trouble auI expense bY getting Traveller
ba-t', a new ana excellent work rantAiuiu.
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b1"A oi N'w l'rA. and GuFda-bops OF Boston.
descriptions 81 Al. ptiusipA! Towns aud Citiv-
~ | :. snd an4da.. given Population. Raj
T"ad-. al hrs' Hotels. Business f.rr.t>. &.
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q \rws d'aer>. American News Co., Nrw
1orN. or address. Travellers Publishing Co..
fArA E'W. N,w lprk Ci'y.
L'r.N' Ii-.tf Az. The numbers oi Tho
Living Ak for lhc week, ending ArrH S9h
snd MaY n,h contain: The Political 'hange, %
lhiriY lvAr-. tuufe mpurary Review: The
l'e>~.tIlI>t- NI,W ofltfy. tornhili. MaIalnr 8.
Manli' non. Fofiuightly Review; \ Literary
Friendship 70 the Fourteenth Century Mao
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Ei"n college, Hardwood; Mr.. Ihralr Pioz-
-. ihe Friend of pr. Johnson. Macmillan:
Norman Macleod. Fraser; The Norman King
dom IN >i,iy. Quarterly Review. \ Ni.ii to
JapAn'-e >uNcr Mine, Chambers journal in
s;Almrni, Of new and interesting scrlal.
" hat She Came Through" by sarah Tstlcr,
and The conclusion Of The Dilemma" Select
i'peiY and mice lany complete number. The
current Nu umc began April 1t. FOR iity-two
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ll-LrE-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
ID l f D,
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
AGE must be paid for

Obituary notices. bey0nd the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-April 2ist, Aidie NJ Cheney.
only child of John NJ. and Il. q. Cheney aged
20 wears and : months
In the death of this young lady. her parents
and friends have met with an irreparable loss
She deserves more than a passing notice. hay-
ing many qualities which are not often found
in the young. She had great decision Of char
acter, a generous and noble nature, willing al
ways 10 relieve the poor and distressed, and
speak kind word 10 them. Ever cheerful and
happy, her bright, sunny smile lghtedup many
sad hearts, and cast a halo over her home,
which will be sadly missed now that she Is
gone. Her parents feel that their home is in
deed de>olate, bereft of that happy presence
which used to ill it with such light and glad
ness. In their great sorrow. NAV they put their
trust in Him who will not forsake them, re-
membering that she was willing to go. if il
were the Lords will.
NAV her young friend be bcst for his untir-
ing care aud thoughtful attention during all
her hours Of sickness and pain and may he
feel that there Will vet be a reunion of hearts,
when these dark clouds shall break, and show
the silver lining bright a. MONDAY. May the
Lord comfort the broken heart.
Not in her home only will she be missed. but in
the social circle where she was known AMI loved
Those who have met her in the sabbath school.
where for many years she was constant
and faithful attendant, will not soon forget how
much her pleasant voice added TO the sweet
songs there SuIrs-and long will they cherish
the memory Of her happy face. A. they miss
her from her accustomed place may they heed
the voice that speaks 80 loudly from her newly
made grave, urging them to remember their
Creator in the DAYS Of their youth.
Ellsworth May 81, susan Austin, aged 81
years.
Iamone- May 9TH, John otis Cousins, aged
months.
>urry-May 9th. Mrs. Prudence Fletcher.
aged ~ wears.
>ulliNau-May 9Th, W. Il. McCratc. Esq.
aged a. years and months.
Calai--April 27th. Mr.. A. J. Robbins of
fremont. aged - years. months and day.
Al knights Landing. Cal.-April l,t. Mr..
ErastuS Win~ow >tratton formerly of fllancock.
son Of Martin ~irltton. aged 81 years.
In Dcdharn-May 9TH, MIR. Michael Mann,
aged - years.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
City and County.

several Of our traders are paying out
'.- as change This Is 8 new experience
a. under twenty years Of age.
-for lew days past We have had de
-l,.ul.y warm Spring weather and vege-
i4'o- has advanced rapidly.
-lHe new sch John {. Reed Of 100 tons
o.'-0yn. was sold II auction OF Monday
---' for $500 tor one si1tk. exclusive Of
.e-ep lHl,
-It VII Dr. seen by an advertisement in
a-aer column. that Don aqua PARK will
0-+u VIII race between TWO well known
-.f>e> % Thursday. May 25th-
No one can doubt. that our new street
Commissioner does not ind the streets of
u|, cisy AT the present time. a oed Of
2 SEES
Owing to a typographical mistake In
i1r advertisement. the sale of the house
belonging to the Bankrupt estate of a. ii
A.rri, ~Il be postponed until Friday, June
second See The new advertisement.
A span Of horses belonging to Il. Ger
Fey OF tie Falls village, were spirited away
oa Thursday night, by a man in the employ
81 Gerry. After diligent search they were
ioHad at CherryfieId and returned to the
oRler.
On Friday last Sheriff Devereux made
aSeizure Of two packages OF spirits. con
Ia ing about five gallons each. The same
h-, been ibelleu and will undoubtedly 90
MO the gutter. which is a better place for
rum. than for a man
1t is said that certain young men are
selling liquor which they carry in their
pockets, to certain other young men more
foolish than themselves For boy to
convert himself into a travelling grcgshop
!, about as unworthy a calling as he can
pursue
= At the Election of Officers of the Han
c"ck Coun'y Savings Bank held Nav 5 &c
the whole Board were reelected. Arno
Ni>weil. Geo. Psrcher J. X. Jordan, {. G
Peck. Nathan King Trustees Arno Wis
well President. and c. C. Burrili Treas
ureI
LAUNCHED April 10th from the yard o
Abraham Lord a thoroughly built ant
finely modelled Schooner of l2S tons bur.
then n. NJ. and called the John &. Reed
Dimensions are as follows: Length of kee
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
A.ihmatie bronchitis, OF Nine Years stand.
ing Cured .b,.the syrup.
81. JuHN, y. B.. August IL, lsG9.

81. JOHN, y. H.. August IL, lotS.
MIR. JAMES !. FELLows.
DEAKsIR | conside-it my duty TO inform
you ofthe great benefit | have received from
the Use of your Compound syrup Of HypOphos-
phtes. have been. for the last nine years,
great sufferer from Bronchitis and Asthma, at
times so i'll thst for weeks | could neither lie
doSn or take any nourlshment Of consequence
and during the time suffering intensely. |
have had.at different times. the advice Of TWEEN
. =
The least exposure 10 either damp or draught
was sur to result in q severe attack Of my dis
ease. Finding no reliefirom all the medicines
had taken, | concluded 10 try your Compound
syrup OF Hvpophosphites. and have great rea-
son 10 thank God for the result. | have in all,
taken twelve bottles. and now feel a strong
sud well a. ever | felt in my life, and for the
lat wear have not had one moments sickness,
sud neither does dsmpness or drau2ht have the
least effect upon me. Were | to write On the sub
iect for hours. could not say enough in praise
Of your invaluable Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
Phasuhite.. or give an adequate idea Of my -uf-
fering>.
You are NJ liberty to make " hat use you please
of this letter, because hope it, publicity may
be the means of benefittins other sufferers A.
much a. il has me.
/ remain. yours respectfully,
Mrs. Hipwell, ExmOuth Street.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
HEAVY Fire at kenduskeaq.

FANpoE, Me. May TO-
s.ee ou, ia r Halls, store ID
--.. =, Monday night, and imme-
-s4ta i6e surrounding stores.
O.. I..4 ot Il fire department wa 80
..r although the rain was fall
..Ae, tae fire burned br.~kly
GLOWING j. a summary ofthe losses
-.- .t--rauees II. G. Wat>ou's store oc-
f.its BIS and Sleeper, valued at
S., asss4 Il lie Bangor Company
s.. j : Hod,dous store valued al
$, ao. insured. |. +. Hollis store valued
-# .-slred in the Bangor Mutual for
ii goods were yalued at between
... -.- * thousand dollars and were IN
-. .ae Bangor Company fo- $1,000.
e har-ar Mu,ual for $1,000 The store
othe jackson estate was uuoc-
H.. "a valued a, 500 insured IN the
Company for $500 The store
occupied by V. : Palmer and own
e. p, Mood Bishop Co, was valued j,
E. al4 assured for $40
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

-Chas. {. Burril has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial FIRE
Ins co. OF London. organized in lsO3- anu
the Northern Assurance Co. of London,
organized in lS26. These Companies issue
a Joint policy, whose combined strength i
neatly S35. 900, 900. In addition TO III"
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old Etna OF Hartford. thr Hanover OF New
York, German American of New ork-
AtlaS of Hartford, Bangor of Bangor. Me.
and several other first-ca>> COmpanies.
'rler,. i. no agency in New England which
has better facilities for placing large lines
ot Insurance in first Glass Companies than
this. Give Burrill call and see for your
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
to remember-ihe Best Insurance Is the
Ched1eSt. aud he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

W uARBoR-Ar 30, schrs Champion. Lurvey,
Boston, Josephine, Young, otter creek for Rock
land.
Arl, srhr- Flora Grindle. stanley. Boston; \ I
Hayne., Newman. Portland, Commerce, Rich
-, Hope, Rich, Eden for Rockland.
Ar ;. schrs Betsey Eliza, Richardson. some-'
Sound for Rockland Gazelle, Gardiner, Portland
Tor Pembroke, " II Sargent, Parker sedgwick for
Calais,
Ar schrs sea Bird. stanley, saco; Josephine
Young, Roekland; Laurel, Richardson, somes
sound for Rockland wm Duren, Doyle, Boston
for Calais
sid ), schrs \ Haynes, Newman. Portland,
Liaison, Harper. Rockland
Ar :. sch Martha Weeks, Somes, somes Sound,
BLrEniLL-Ar y. sch Patriot, Carter, Rock
land, Christian. Grindle. do
Ar 5. sch Clarrissa story, simmons, Boston
with freight; sch Flora sawyer, Nutter, Salem ,
Massasoit Billings, Rockland.
Ar :. sch olinda, Robinson, do, Revenue, -,
sULLIyAN-Ar ;, Neponset, >tratton, Boston
Ar 5, sch Chas Rogers, Perkins Rockport.
Sid 8, sch Brave, Bull Y; Brilliant, Crathee,
Rockland.
PoRTLASD-Ar 8, sch Mechanic, Grover. Mt
Desert, Fair Wind, Lockhart, Ellsworth for Bos
Ar I, sch Anna Murch, Woodland, Ellsworth
tor Boston.
Ar 8, sch Agenora, Foster, Plymouth, of and for
Sid 8, sch Theory, Goss. -.
Ar :, sch Gypsey. Monroe, Prospect Harbor ];
Taniscott, Thurlow, Deer Isle.
BosToS-Ar 4, sch Laurel, FOss, Hancock /;
Adelaide, Smith. Ellsworth Victory, Mason, sulli-
Ar ), sch Lexington. Wilson Cherryfeld.
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar !, sch Red Rover. Provi-
deHce for Ellsworth.
APRoyIDESCE-Ar 3, sch Mineola. Fullerton.
Ellsworth; Forest City, Hodgkins. Ellsworth for
Pawtuckst-
PAwTUCKET-Ar 5, sch Forest City, Hodgkins.
Els worth.
NEW YoRK-Ar 5, sch New Zealand, Bray, Cal
ais watealoo. Scott Bucksport; Franconia, Jor-
dan, Jacksonville, IL days; Castllian Pease, Ellis
worth.
BERMUDA-In port 26 sch Mary Holt, Grant,
Maracaibo for New York, reloading, having re-
paired
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

br. Morris syrup OF TAR. WILD CHERRY.
and HoREHOUND l. the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief and
permanent cure OF Coughs. Colds. Group,
Mhoopng Cough. Bronchitis. Asthma. and
and aIl Diseases OF a tonsumptiYc type. It
Will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms IN onc-hai the time required 10 do
80 10y any other medic ne. Il p purely ycg,-
table and contains not particle OF opium or
other dangerous drug. Physician, all over the
country endorse o a. the most ctfraClou~
autilote known Jpr all di,orlcr- of the throat
aud Iuu.s. l. never fall. Every bottle
guaranteed b perform exactly a. rcprr.cutcd.
Il" sure Il obtain Dr. Morris syrup "f Tar.
VIII Chrrr, auI lIprchpaui. Trial SIC. 10
CENTS. Regular size. - aud : 90.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
no CONSCMPTITES.

The advertiser, a retired physician. having
prov identiaily discovered, while a Medical
Missionary in Southern Asia. very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchit-
is, Catarrh, and all throat and lung affections, :
also a positive and radical specific for Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay. and all Nervous
Complaints. feels it his duty TO make it known
to hi suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive. he will cheerfully send free Of chsrge) TO
al who desire it the recipe for preparing, and
fun directions for successfully using, this prov
identially discovered remedy. Those who wish
10 avail themselye, of the benefits of this dis
coVesy without cost can do 50 by return mail,
by addressing. with stamp. naming thispaper
DIR. CHARLES Z. MARSHALL,
33 Niagara Street.
Iyr9 Buffalo, y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Business Notices.
Ca.- Of Twenty Year. standing.

From Mrs. Joseph Baker. Of johnson, VI
> II feel il my duty to make known to the world
the wonderful Ell .acy Of DR WIsTAR'- BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. For twenty wears /
w.s sofe't afflicted with Uhthi.ic and pros Iou,-
ly 90 using the Bsl>Am Was pronounced by the
physicians incurablc. Two or three bottles al
ioried me 4 good deal Of relief. and as many
more completed, restored me ; and for two years
pat have not had the least return of that
painful complaint
b cents and q bottle. Sold by sll drug
gists.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Il have never been 30 fully satisfied with any
article for toilet Use A. | am with your Forest
Tar soap. II j. perfect ShdriHg soap. Weld
irg 4 rich white lalher that does not dry upon
the face. and that leaves II son and free from
the smartng common 10 tender faces after
shaving. II j. the best article for the kin
ever used" - >ays Mr.. l.. A. Alexander.
scent for b. .. & q. {. Wilson, Of Boston.
Get cske Of your Druggists, or by sending 81
cents 10 the Forest Tar Co., Portland, Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Bangor, May 4.-In the Suqrene
Court TO day, in the case of James \. But
Ter aud wife versus the city OF Bangor
action was brought to recover SS,Uo ior
injury received by driving into trench IN
the night time during the laying OF the
water works pipes last August, the jury
after being out three hours, returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for s4,500. j..
Varney for the plaintiff. A. Sanborn and
L. W. Vose appeared for the city,
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
East hurry.

The L Union Farmers Club me, at RurAl
Hall; very full attendance A paper was
read by T.. +. SWEET on Bells, and one bv
Nh. {. $. Treworgy Oh Butter max ng;
also report of last meeting by. L. /. Lord.
\ very animated, and somewhat personal
discussion OF the question "Onght our
roads de fences TO be removed was par
tlcipated in By Albert Treworgy aud (. II.
Torrsr OF So. Surry Farmers Club. aud j.
A. Smith, {. :. Treworgy, W. Essington,
: Nssson, +. |. Lord, Chas. Jarvis. and
/. Lord. aud The question was laid upon
the table. SIC.
MAY 2
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Why Will You Suffer from Rheuma-
ism.Sprains. .Stifi Joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds, or Weak Back. when the Centaur
Liniment affords certain relief. Many ar
ticles soothe pain to a certain extent, but
the Centaur Linlment cures. The White
Liniment is for the human family, the Y ell
low Liniment is Tor horses aud animals
mo. $
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
LOCAL NOTICES.
Hancock County Savings Bank

The annual meeting Of the Corporators
Of the Hancock County Savings Bank will
be held at the Bank on Monday the sth
DAY of MAY next at TWO o'clock. L. NJ. Tor
the choice OF five Trustees aud for the
transaction OF any other business that may
legally come before them.
CHARLES {. BURRILL, Clerk.
Ellsworth, Me. April 18th 1876.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

DO you want 10 be cured Of Dyspepsia. con-
stipation, Piles aud all diseases the stomlc h
Bowels and Liver. II you do. GO to G.. \
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin's Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
for 20 cents a bottle. or sent By mai on re cept
of price. Prepared by Wiggin Il Co. Rockl1nd
Nc.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Sudden Death.

BATH. Me, May ..
..... Hotshin-on OF Boothbay about
...->.I t-e. died suddenly on board
...ns ~4,aaoA this morning while OF
Sage rom Boothbav to Bath bound
.4ce Hospital in charge oi the
bt5,ahly. lie leaves wife
e. ID.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Decision of a Real Action.


BELFAST, Me, May 3.
l.. e4,a Of David l.. Hunter VS. Fran
D. Us4tA ~ al, involving the title To "A
...r,.t tof land in Burnham which has
the ~uprcme Court several DAYS.
rendered verdict for defendants.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the City of NES
YORK save ANNOYANCE and expense Of carriage
hire and stop At the GRAND UNION HO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOr.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at expense OF over sso000o. Eleva-
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un-
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, o., sl5O,
and 81 per day rich suites for families proportion
atey low, that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrst-class
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the CITY.
yi2 q. +. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Hulless Oats for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale a few bushels
L OF llulless Oats at $500 per Oushel, s2l24 per
half bushel OF o - per peck, 50 cts per pound
sent by express or by mail on receipt of cash the
above named grain is true and reliable. As to
quality have tested it IN both -four and meal
BENJAMIN SIhTE
Post ONCE address Ellsworth. Me. swI7.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Severe aches and pains will not get out OF
fashion for some time to come. and so long as
they exist. people will need good remedy.
Renne's Pan-Killing Magic OIL has been tested
for more than twenty years, and the universal
verdict Is, 1T works like a charm"
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

LYONS kATHAIRoN prevent the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews it, growth,
aud gives strength and yigor. Ii is delightful
lv perfUmed, and makes splendid dressing.
1t is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 80 cents. 8 mos. 80
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Memoranda,

Two hundred tons coal have been landed from
the schr Mary Augusta ashore at Block Island,
and the vessel is expected to come of in a few
days.
PROVIDENCE, May s,-The sch Mary Augusta,
ashore Block Island, has been got OFF and is be
ing towed to Newport.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Cross and Slckly Children can he made

healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs aud bowels with Castoria. II is
pleasant to take as honey. For Wind Col
ic. Sour Stomach, Worms and Costveness
there is nothing in existence equal to Cas-
toria BINS
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Tire mont.

Intelligence has been received In Ire
mont Of the death OF Winfield sHotchkins
crew Of the. schooner Silver Heels, which
wa. frozen into ST. Georges. Bay. \. F.,
last fall, and has not vet got out. Appre-
hensions are felt for the rest of the crew.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
Nj A II II | E ID.

Ellsworth-May 9Th, by Rev. VIM. A. Reese,
Mr.. Robert A. Moore aud Rebecca A, Sails
bury, both of Ellis sworth.
Surry-May It'll, by Samuel Wasson, Esq,
Mr.. Ezra A. Stone, Of Beverly, Mass, to Miss
George L. Card, formerly Of Bangor.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

3ltf.
DO sou want TO save your children. II you
do. 90 to 6. A. rarcher and get a box OF Fc,-
senden's Worm Expeiler. II j. the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale 10y all druggists for - cents. or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Frs>cn4en * co. Rockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Sch Eastern Queen, from Lamoine for Magda
lean Islands, struck on Pettipan, near Gauss, NJ.
let inst, and part of cargo was thrown overheard
to tighten her she would float. She came of
leaking badly and was taken to Port Hawksbury,
where she will go on the railway for repairs.
schr hailing from Ellsworth, Capt Young,
from Sullivan for New York, with slaves and head
ing, sprung aleak and was run ashore on Bakers
Island Bar April 21th. Will come of.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
No AGENCY for Liquor.

.altpal officers have veted to dis
.g.th liquor agency.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
he Weaiher.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ire chief Sigu4l Oticer.
NtsHlNsIoN. d. c. MAY 10. An. \
II TobGbItiss.
New England, rising followed by
a.rometer. variable winds shifting
>.-taer.y, continued cool weather and
a>."lal rain.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

PILES DIETETIC CsALERATUs.-Universaily y ac-
knowledged the best in Each pound bears
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with.
out. lYr249o