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Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
City and County.

Railroad Tickets 10 California and all
points west, by the safest, quickest, aud
o-,, Of routes. for sale at my office.
GEo. W FIsKE. Ticket Agent.
The children will give their usual Eas-
.,- Coneert at The Unitarian Church, next
sunday evening. commencing at O'Clock.
Mss Phelps school will reopen at the
r1agrega;lonal Vestry. Monday, April l..
I-sH, 81 cts. per week.
We learn that il IS understood by the
Ky Council that School Districts are to
-.-e; their agents for the ensuing year.
Several vessels loaded with freight
t.m Portland aud Boston arrived at the
Uasrye~. the next day after the ice left the
INer.
On Friday and saturday. provisions OF
all A.uds were difficult to be obtained in
town a most OF the stores had entirely ex.
Aal>ied their stocks.
The recent clear weather has in large
measure caused an abatement Of the colds
- prevalent among almost Ill OF our citi-
zeus.
In last weeks paper, il was erroneous
Is stated that DR. a. Fulton had been cleo
lid city Physician. II was DR.. l.. ".
IIodshins who was chosen.
a dispatch has been received by the
owners Of the schooner Mary A Holt, "
which had been missing so many weeks,
Il q
disabled. and had arrived At Bermuda.
A larger number OF stores and houses
III tbi- city are now v4caut aud advertised
other Tor sale or rent than ever before
A. the prospects of BUSINESS now are,
wages viii be low, and labor for all will be
difficult 20 be obtained aud laborlng men
viii be obliged TO leave town to fiHd en-
ployment. Farming seems to be the only
employment which offers sure thongt
moderate remuneration.
On Friday last. ID. NJ. Stewart Michael
Hurley. and Jane. NJ. Bonzey. of this city
were arrested BY T. S Marshal Marble. OF
the charge of selling liquor without taking
an Internal Revesue stamp and paying
their special tax therefor. They were tax
en- before Commissioner Hamln at Ban
gnr, who discharged Stuart. and the case'
against Hurley and Bonzcy were con
tinued.
On or before the first week in May
Capt. Ingraham of Rockland, will put OF
the route, once week, between this city
and Rockland. the fast steamer "Charle
Houghton.' to connect with steamer ''City
oi Richmond. This boat must be grea
accommodation to our citizens who travel
and will give our merchants quick AN,
cheap freight from the West. The rout
frpm Rsckland direct here is just the ON
that should be chosen. as thereby th
steamer will arrive here at noon. w
hope this enterprise will be successful. AM
literally patronized by our citizens.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Washington dispatch TO the Boston advertiser.
Ii sens that Bell was originally from
Galesburg, H., and was member of the
18th Illinois Infantry. He volunteered to
become a spy Tor Gen. Hurlburt durin.
the war. aud went through considerable
danger and hardshps in the service. AT
one time he went from Gen. Huriburt
through Johnson's army 10 Geu. Grant at
Vick.burg He got into the confidence OF
johnson. and undertook 10 carry lot OF
percussion caps from him 10 PemOertoh IN
Vicksburg. He came to Grants head
quarters with the caps, gave Grant MS
dispaiches from Hurlbun, showed him
Johnson's dispatches To Pcinberton and
after having dampened the caps 80 that
they were useless, he went on through the
lines to Pemberton in Vicksburg. He re-
manned there some days. drew map of
the Notifications. which he concealed be
tween the soles of his boots. got some dis
patcl es from Pembertop TO Johnson and
started off. He delivered the Pemberton
dispatch and the map he made 10 Gen.
Grant. and both proved very useful. lie
MAS once seven months in the Rebel army
and in connection with Hurlburt all the
time. He rose to be sergeant in the
Rebel ranks One of his characteristics Is
his wonderful eyesight- 1t Is said that ne
can distinguish objects at distance
that would be impossible to other eyes lin-
aided by telescopes. He can read ordinary
manuscript or Lewspaper print at dls-
tauce of TWO yards, and this wonderful
| faculty is very useful TO him in his busl-
ness as detective. SiRce the war Bell has
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Sid Iith, Sunbeam Parrott, do.
PROSPECT HARBoR-Ar April sth. sch Rober
Foster, Robinson, Cherryfield
Sid sch Zina, Bradbry, Boston
Ar 9th, sch Fanny, Rice, Rockand.
Sid 10th, Smack Mountain Town, Bance, Fort
land.
Ar sch Fanny Bowney, Crane, Charryheld; Ann
tratton, from Hancock for New York.
BUCksPoRT-Apr 5, Sid sch Warren sawyer
Crie for Phia.
PoRILAND-Ar 8, Paragon, Morang, for East
port; Challenge, Eaton, Boston; Diadem, Gray
Boston for Castipe; X Foster, Robinson, Bostor
for Cherryfeld; Hattie Baker, Bearse' Boston FOL
Bucksport.
Sid sch Gipsy, Munroe, Deer Isle.
$. W. HARBoR-Sld I'd, schr Valparaiso, ober
Sullivan
York.
Sid 81, Eureka Mayo, Machias.
Ar 9Th, schr A. T. Haynes, Newman, Roekland
9Th, schrs Valparaiso, Ober, sullivan; Laurel
Richardson, Somes' Sound for Rockland.
Sid ,th, schrs Gamecock. Robinson, Helen, Car
roll; Clara Sawyer, Branscom for Calais
Sid sth, schr Flora Grindle, Stanley. Bost2n
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar 2, Sch VIM
Barnes, Leach Bueksport.
SALEM-Ar 5, Sch Onward. Lowell. Bucksport
Ar 4. sch Arcularius, Lord, New York for Cas-
tine.
BosroS-Sld s. sch Brave. Bail. Hancock
Ar I, sch Georgietta, Curtis, Jacksonville.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar g. sch Jas q bonahue
Warren, Bucksport for Providence; ca and
Albert, Harlon. Bucksport for Providence
NEW YoRK-Ar i,Ssch James Herr now
Bucksport A X Woodard, Woodland, ,ket
Wellington. Barbour. Bucksport.
Ar 3, Mary Rice Kent. Bucksport.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
2I TRAVERSE JURY.
a.tine.

KEt tNIoN. Daring the past wees. Nor
mal school Was unusually favored by form
er graduates. returning to visit their Alma
Msler. Members of all classes thAt have
graduated being al one time prescott ia town
meeting fer reunion MAS proposed. The
principal. Mr. Fletcher. kindly opened hl,
doors and about eight O'Clock on Wcdur,-
DAY evening. April 5th. a patty met there.
consisting Of one cor more from each grad
uaiiu. cla-,. together with the teachers or
,hr school. l. was no; until the evening
was tar speu, that the party Reluctantly
took leave OF one another and of their no,
piiah.e entertainer The occa.ion wa,
much enjoyed Ay all, and wa the more iu-
tere-tiu- a 6; has seldom, il ever. happen
Cd before that every class has been repre-
,cnied at the same time, except in the bus
tie and crowd of graduation day. W.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Pickings and Steallngs.

A one-cent stamp for circular,
A twO-cent stamp for newspspar,
three-cent stamp for sealed iettalr,
All licked on the right cornair,
Lick. brothers. lick with care.
On the right hand side, not everywhere.
Unless you want the postmastair
To make things hot, and "cuss and swear"
Exchange.
Mrs. Evarts said TO Mr.. Evsrts yester.
day morning Get up and open the dam
pers, Wiliam;' and Mr.. Evarts said ab-
sently, turning over for aIother nap.
Your honor will please note INV excep-
ton"
An exchange remarks that ''some peo-
pie are wholly unable to appreciate delicate
IRONY" We have observed this ourselves.
particularly in the case Of wash-women
aud shirt bosOms.
A college professor at Burlington
thought he'd see what the boys were up
to in a sophomore's room. whence issued
sounds OF song and clinking Of glasses. So
he shuffied quietly down the hall In his
stocking g feet, but when he struck small
forest of tacks with the small ends up. he
hoped right back again, and kept talking
to himself for half an hour, while he put
ljttle pieces of court plaster all over the
soles Of bis feet,
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Sch Saml Lewis, of Ellsworth, which recently
went ashore at Salem, remains in same position,
and no attempt has been made to get her of.
Barque Alex Campbell. of Cherryfleld was badly
scorched by the burning of oil refinery, foot OF
18th street, New Pork, 4th inst.
PROVIDENCE, April !. The sch Mary Augusta,
ashore Block Island, Is iull of water, The crew
have reached Newport.
Schs Mary Augusta (of Ellsworth, Me- Capt J
Holt. during the gale night of3d inst, lay of and
on with double reefed sails, between Montauk
Point and the north end of Block Island. On the
morning of the 4th Capt Holt cast anchor of Sandy
Point, q heavy storm having set in from the south.
east During the day the wind steadily increased,
changing gradually northward. BY 9P y, 4th, al.
though the schooner had three anchors overheard,
she began 10 drag perceptbly. At $50 she parted
two other cables, and drned rapidly to leeward.
Finding that the third anchor Of no avail, the
captain tried TO slip the cable, cut it, but was
unable TO do either. At IL Z NJ she aground of
Sandy Hills As she struck she inclined slightly
seaward, SO that the waves broke over her deck.
The men sprang aoft, and there, for seven hours,
they clung to the rigging storm of snow and rain
beating upon them, and the cold waves sweeping
white below. They were seen from the shore in
the morning, and a boat manned by Messrs Ed
ward Hayes, John Dunn. Augustine Dunn and
Edward Sprague succeeded in bringing them
ashore in safety. There were four men and the
captain. They had not slept for two nights, and
by exposure were almost exhausted, They went
to the house of Mr. Edwin Champlin, near by
where they found the comforts OF home. Accord
ing TO the statement of Capt Holt the Mary Au-
gusa, of Ellsworth Me. was built ten yrs ago. at a
cost of sl6 900. She sailed last from Philadelphia
bound for Somerset, Mass. having in her hold a
cargo of two hundred and seventy-three tons OF
har d coal. The coal only Is insured. She is lying
at present bottom of rocks and clay. She
grounded at high water. AS the tide recedes, She
settles in the clay. Lying as she does. careened
toward the so that the waves break across heI
deck. it is probable that she will go to pieces with
no chance of saving the cargo,
Sch Mary Augusta, of Ellsworth, ashore at Blocl
Island, has been stripped and there is but small
chance Of saving bull or cargo.
Sch Maggie Abbott, (of Bucksport) Abbott, al
New York from Para, reports having taken a vic
lent gale 18th inst, In lat 90 Ion H. lasting "a hour
and lost and split sails.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
DIE D..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name ana
ige must be paid for.
llsworth-April 10, Katie Mary Crippen,
aged years. months.
March -, Mrs. Mercy 3onzey, wife OF
Charles Bonzey, aged - years and i months.
Is she dead Long weeks she languished,
Wasted by disease and pain;
Vain the prayers of hearts that loved her
Human art and skill were vain
l. she dead? The church bells tolliug.
Called unto the house of PRAYER,
Friend, to look their last upon her.
Lying cold and pulseess there
Is she dcads All, no! nor sleeping
In that green and narrow bed
Where they've laid the worn-out casket,
with spring flowers above its head
But she heard her Master calling.
Nv eli done good and faithful one .
Come up higher" where j. waiting.
What your faith and owe have won.
Aud the rapturcd spirit gladly
Len it, >pirit-hou>c Of clay;
And on wings Of faith uprising,
Sought the realms Of endless lav.
Prospect HarNr- March 30th. Mr.. Abiinh
Colc. aged - wears.
April 10th Mr.. Rcbecca Colc, aged 70
years.
West Ellsworth-April .. Phrbc A.. wif. Of
Jesse TrcwUrgy, aged - yr>. : months
West Trenton March l6. Capt. Warren +.
HAYNES. aged II years. Q months. II dav,.
Ilancock-March -, Mr.. AlphonzoT. smith
and Abb" \. wife Of Alphonzo T. Smith.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Answer Of Secretary Fish TO Great
Britain.

NEW YORK. April II.
O. l. stated that Secretary Fish As,
s-a.,5to Mr., Hoffman. Charge 4 Al.
...e- "a London, au official note, in-
,,rmH- A.u that the United >tate- cam
.... uaicr any circum-tauc e., take cog
b.. <,ure OF the act Of British Parliament
81 40, touching extradition treaties
va Iorcnp,orily refusing to give any
t--urautes whatever that Win-iow. tie
B -'en Forger. shall no, be tried for ANY
c.lu.- except for which eXtrAdition :
asked T.c indictments for which tx-
Tradition i asked are seven in number.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
TO CONSUMPTITES

The advertiser retired physician. having
providentialIy discovered. while Medical
Missionary in Southern Asia, a very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchit-
il. Catarrh, and all throat and lung affections -
also positive and radical specific for Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay. and all Nervous
Complaints. feels ii his duty to make II known
10 his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, he will cheerfuly send free of chnrgc) TO
al who desire il. the recipe for preparing. and
iuil directions for successfully using. this prov
identially discovered remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves of the benefits of this dis
coyeTy without cost, can do so by return mail
by addressing. with stamp, naming thispaper
DIR. CHARLES Z. MARSHALL.
80 Niagara Street.
lyr9 Buffalo, y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Dem. State Convention to be held
at Bangor.

PORTLAND. Ne, April Il
Tho Democratic State Committee met
a Portland this afternoon. aud selected
haa-at IS the place and June 18Th a, The
.4utitr haidinG their safe Convention.
the counties except Aroo,tooA and
T.--s:aQais were represented
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Or. Morris syrup of TAR, WILD CHERRY,
and HoREHoUND is the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief and
permanent cure of Coughs, Colds, Group,
hopping Congh, Bronchitis. Asthma, and
and all diseases of Consumptrve type. Ii
will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms in one-haif the time required to do
SO by any other medicine. Ii is purely vege-
table and contains not particle of opium or
ether dangerous drug. Physicians all over the
antidote known Jor ali disorders ofthe throat
and lungs. 1t never fails. Every bottle
guaranteed t. perform exactly AS represented.
BE sure to obtain DIR. Morris Syrup Of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound. Trial Size, 10
cents. Regular Size. 80 and S1.0O.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
~HrT

Edtor -AmcriodE While flattcriny no
tices Of teacher appear in the American
from time TO time, by some oversight the
name Of one OF our best. has escaped men
ton. ] refer to W. ;. Latou who has taught
the village school in this towa tor two win
Ter. For aptitude to interest, and to thor
ouGhly eulivcu school aud - "a di.ciplin-
arian Mr. Laton ha- TO superior. aud but
few equals JU>TICE.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

john J. Somes has :. COW that came ia
When IN" Years old. had her second calf
when three, when four years old had twins
at fiVe had her iiith caii.aud now ha>twiu>.
making seven calves and Will be- ,ix year,
oli in June n.x.. How j. lh., FOR a .'ccu-
teuuiai" COW.
The ice has Ieft our IlaIbor and the
sch. Betsy. Capt Richardson from y. +.
Harbor arrived here Monday
A. J. Whiting is about to repair the
sch. E"a EudorA that Was wrecked at
Burnt Coat Harbor 10 the severe y West
gale la-i fall H.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Mr.. j. W. Mcintosh. Of Portland. Maine
writes Il have found no soap equal TO Your
Forest Tar soap, for shaving. Since using it
my face has been perfectly free from pimply
eruptions and the disagTeeabc irritation that
always come after shaving. | also like it for
,hampooing better than anything ever tried.
! know several VINO are using ii. and all agree
that it i unequalled shaving soap" Ask
YOUR Druggist for it, send - cents TO the
Forest Tar Co. Portland, Me-, for cake
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

i-t'>' r..rI tHtrr'tll-. Wher', %. d. action on
the ul""d Iu eliminating from thr system the
acii poisson ..vIN- sent Iu .atfr. b effects
q. h..L-
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Business Notices.

From Nathan Plummcr. VI. D.. Auburn "
II.
Although ayerse 10 cOuntcnauciny pa'en,
medicines, | checrfully make m exception Of
your very excellent Lung prcparat ion-DK
NISTAR's BNLsAM uFWILD CHERRY. This
preparation have used ia m practice Tor more
thai ten years past, and have always found It
10 ba Of more eilrctual service thau ANYTHING
within my knowledge. | recommend il with
greatest confidence TO those subject 10 coughs
and pulmonary complaints"
- Ct. and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists
Attention has been called to the iict that in
asmuch A. salts Of Hypophnsphite. are more
readily rb>orbed by the system. they nrr better
indicated a auXIliarie, with which TO improve
the Blood. and generally 10 cure wasting dl--
eases, than all other preparations from fhos
phorus.
And since Phosphorus enters SO largely into
the animal economy II becomes par excellence
the best vehicle with which to a,-ociae the
other yitaizin2 ingredients OF healthy bio cd
nerve ami muscle.
In Fellows syrup OF HYPuPuosPHITFs are
combined all the substances found urccss ary 10
insure robust health, and. whereas. Il va in
vented with 4 view 10 supply every deficiency, !,
Il certainly has performed some wonderful
cures.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Barn. Me-, Apri

BATh. Me-, April IL.
rae Grand Lodge of Good Temnlars
of Name met here o-day, Grand Wor-
.hv Chief Templar II. a. Shorey in the
Chair.
Tine attendance is large, and among
lr distinguished visitors present are
Il lht Grand Worthy Chief Tempar
t9.. John j. Hickman, of Louisville.
Az. and \. ;. Williams, r. w. G.. : ..
90 Canada.
This afternoon the Reports of Grand
Worthless Chief Templar Shorey, Sec'y
BAckett, Treas. Pavson, and the Sup't
the Juvenile Tcmplars, were made
and accepted
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
READ DER,

Have you r'-.u ir,fu your Vel after short sleep
t. tini Yourself nearly ,uH,c..tod wiJh Catarrhal
matter lu tnur up-", head, and tHroitt Have you
noticed - lat depressing influence IL exercises
"u the mlri, h.gItins IT. faculties, besides cn"r-
yitius rh, ll y o. Wrl' IIo, difficulty ri1 the
head fnl- i,til matter all tee F who al
n.r'vi with 4t-rrh lipw ditlt ult TO protest the
"a -'rn 7rHtn.L t-- further progress towards iE'
lung. Nnd ,rpncA.tI fub.-, al phy -tciau- can r--
tiy. Or t Irrtait I,ff-'. Htt et.r, uut tpr It-
l.l 10 bc lrry.. ..am iur danger uf sulrJcaiIun
ht.r INIu- ttNu. tb breathe II v"i}, Sleep -oun1-
ly arA uu.'f.lurH.I; tn knnw thAt up pn 7'n17,.
putglr matter IrIlc~ tn breath and unicrm pie,
tur -y~'-tu. 1. kHuw !h.t tna body ln-s. not,
through It, veins and Hrtcri"- .carrv the poison
ihtt 8. ,uIc % .'Ic-tror, H. Ip,icrt he-~IaE l"
purchase tmul llttv fruu suHh a Ilta -hp ull be-
thr object OF rI afflicted. Bri those w5a have
ul"l uIt.r ItIu,tlH-7 IHl pIE~lrItn- H.-ii'r OF
Iciirt pr cure. they b.runr tucrr'uiru< w .h
-iy'. fHc Iul- ftiJ It tr-ttufp.It.- ir our .''t
r.tlE.u-. pt,-sotIig.. 4HI lrtt.-i-t. tu ttynr 40
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
VI A II RI E l.

Ellsworth-March Both, by A. f. Burnham,
Esq, Mr.. Augustus Tourtelotte and Mrs So
phia I. Denico, both Of Ellsworth.
April 1st, by n. H. Higgins. Jr.. Esq. Mr..
Chas c. Hodgkins of Hancock and Miss Frank
L. Gipatrick of Lamoine
Tremont-April 5th, at the residence of the
brides father, by J. T. Clark. Esq, Mr.. Syves-
ter Greenlaw Of st. Andrews y. b., and Eme-
line B. Dow of fremont
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

been making a livelihood by blackmsiling
and borrowing money. being much of the
time in Government service. He preteuds
to be editor of The Southern Journal,
printed at Chicago, and exhibits contract
with that paper authorizing him to solicit
subscriptions ard advertising on commits
sion
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Funeral Of A. T. Stewart.

NLw York. Apri. Il.
Iao uacral OF Mr. Stewart will take
Iaur-day mornin. John y. Din,
J. j Morgan, Chs. II. Davis, Noar
t3A.4-.t. Z. Dalv. W. NJ Evarts. Peter
'.aIcr. aud others, were requested to-
t.t. ., al a. pail hcArcrs
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Prospect fIarbor.

On Monday the 10Th inst. y. d Coombs
ber for the purpose OF erecting a Lobster
Factory which will probably be completed
and in operation about tHe lst OF May. He
will locate it in the same place as before.
i, being the most convenient place for bus
iness OF this Kind in the Harbor. {. +. {.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
F atal Accident.
HALlrAX. y. :. 4

HALIFAX, \. :, April H.
freeman Crawford, of Wcstport, Me,
-7-i efboard from dory of the Schr
I.aFisila Greenleai. wa, rescued, but
..-.vards died from tile effects OF cx-
...-3fc.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

DO you have pain in your back in the morn
ing, ard is it with difficulty that you move in
your bed; II so. your Kidneys are diseased Do
not use pla,iers, they Will do no good; take
HUNTS REMEDY and be cured. HUNTS REM
rpI cures Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kid
ncys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
he Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
uficc Of The Chief sigma, Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. April II. IAN. '
Probabilities
Far New England, northerly winds,
rising or stationary barometer, partially
cloudy, clear or hazy weather. with sta
uautry temperature.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

\ druggist Of Clinton, Mass says; I was for
ten year, great sufferer from swelling Of
my great toe joint. \ thorough rubbing witA
i;enne's Pan-kllliBg Magic on, caI.ed i per-
manent cure, doing successfully what | hid
been trying 10 do for ten Years. Keep this
Magic OIL in the house in case Of accident.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

Notice is hereby given, that the sub
,cribers will be at the school house iu Dist.
No. 1. on Thursday May 4th, and Tuesday
May 9tn, for the purpose Of examining
those proposing to teach in this town dur
ing the year ensuing. Dated Hancock
April l3. 1876.
THos. S. HOPKINS, D $. Committee
EPHRIAM CRABTREE, OF
\. B. tRABTREE.> Hancock.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

LYONS kATHAIRoN prevent the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews it, growth.
aud gives strength and yigor. 1t is delightful
ly perfumed, aud makes splendid dressing.
1t i the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton
c ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only so cents. mos. 80
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

e. c. BUrrill Insurance Agent repre-
ents the Standard Companies of the C oun-
try. a few OF whom. are the Old -Etna Of
Hartford, Hanover. German. AIaerican,
Amazon, Bangor. Agricultural. Atlas, and
seven others equally as good. These COM
panies continue to insure against loss by
ire or lightning, on terms as favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burrill
call, and-see for yourselves. Correspon-
pence solicited.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

DO you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia. con-
stipation, Piles and all diseases the stomach
Bowels and Liver. 1t you do. 90 to G. \
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They VIII cure you. For sale by oil druggists
for 80 cents bottle, or sent by mail on re ceipt
OF price. Prepared by Wiggin & Co. Rockl1nd
Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the City ofNEv
YORK save ANNOYANCE and expense OF carriage
hire and stop at the q ~ AND UNION HO.
TEL, opposite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
II ha4 over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $500, 900. Eleva.
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Eu-
ropean Plan. The RESTACnANTA,L Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un-
surpassed. Rooms for single person. 81, $3.50,
and S2 per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriousy. for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other frst.class
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho.
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
yss G.F 4 W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13

-Idleness is the dead sea that swallows
up all virtues, and is the self-made sepul-
chre of living man.
-One Of the most fatal temptations to
the weak is "A ight deviation from the ex-
act truth, for the sake of apparent good
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-13
Why Will You Suffer from Rheuma-

Why Will You Suffer from Rheuma-
,Sprains .Stff 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 Linment cures. The White
Liniment is for the human family the Yel-
loy Liniment is Tor horses and animals.
3 mo. s