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Tho Attia and Hughes Enamelled Cioth Man
ufacturY m NrNarN WIS burned early yesterday mora
ing, the lOss uelng 100000.
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In the stom ch, which cause heartburn and
cDilc IL result Of riOh. OOylatg the dticu
Win Allk VI Magnesla -1dp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-26

No matter what your disease is where located you
can nave perfect and permanent cure by personal
call or addressing Mrs. NJ O. BROWN, President Meta
physical University, 81 Bond st., New YORK.
Nothing can equal tbs tonic and CORN ting
Effects Of the Peruvian syrup Ga protoIde Of iron)
AZ n relteb bic remedy for coughs and colds
use Porters Balsam. Price, 20. 90, and 10 cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-26

There is Hieb Medical Authority for saying
the medium for dirusing through the system
the vitanslng properties OF q tonic IL wholesome
alcoholic spirit. That this p OCCASIONAL dictum 10 cor
rect 10 shown by the WALKING effect upon the debit
tated physique OF UDoLPHO wOLFEs sCHIEDAM
AROMATIC sCBNAPPs. superiative tonic beverage.
antdyspeptc cordial diuretic with pure spiritu
Gus basis.
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Would moi bo wi,hoa,It,

such u the verdict after using Qulrk lrlsh Zen
II regulates the fstem Iostt 70 ceA pAeA"Re'-A"V'
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Miss NJ ulton" at the Union square Theatre
Tiara Morris a = the Heroine.

The new play at the Union Square Thea
ire" Miss Muton"-can hardly be said to have
plot. II presents series Of sufficiently dis
tessing and truly dramatic situations. Mtss
Mutton was and Ia the wife Of Ldtour. She left
him with paramour. she Is, In fact, only an
other Mdd1m Vine. She goes to France a. gov
erness In Ldtotirs family, that she may see and
have the care OF her own children. There she Is
daily and hourly tortured by the necessary incl
dents and the memorable necessities OF her posi-
tion TIL the truth IL wrung from her.
She oonfesses, or rather denantly declares TO
tho woman whom Istour has married, since he
supposed his nrst wife dead, who she is, aud
wanders back to England to die. Tnis. some
what ainolihed and dramatically treated. Is all
there - Of . OF or intrigue II Is a subject for
tragedy. IL deals with passions and emotions
such AS arc felt ny Meded. 1t ,s tragedy IN the
modern style, style In which the storner ele-
meut- are softenej down, and tue whole pre-
pared for the cOlnmoner puuhc taste by iDfu-
sions OF wealthy sentimentality." The di,-
logue 10 terse enough, and the simple form
OF the drama is only marred by the
Introduction OF someindications OF not over
na a.. s1pic ousrsf aIn nc 10 II o0
aud well acted. Mr.. stodosrt aud Mrs. wilkins
have pa u well suited them, to which they lend
the best phases OF their histrionic skill. Mr..
p'Neil IL not so fortunate. but lakes respecta-
D lmhodiment OF the character assigned to
ttn. Bjou Heron, and little Mabel Leonard,
he two children, are all that need be de.
y ed. but tue WEIGHT Of the representation
person familiar With the last WORK OF
this actress will at once recognise
the opportunities which Miss Mutton"
giyes for the use OF her most telling qualities.
Altogether this impersonatton ~ probably the
best which this DIV has presented to New
York audience. 1t Is better IN form aud 10 color
tnan many strong things which she has hereto
fore done. and II Is less marred by some faults
which have oeen noticeable in her acting. she
can yet Improve several portions IN the part.
Feeling intensely as she does. and making that
feeling apparent In ways peculiar to hers H. she
IA I Al a &c Al Ra al
intense expression and an artistic JIdsment
which shall never err as to the proper places for
their use.
On the whole. however. II must be said that In
playing this part she EXHIBITS rare exoellencies
ana great dramatic strength. fearful audiences
testify nightly to ner power.
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ID. shea. Merchant Tailor aud CIotbier, 434
Broome st., between Crosby at ana broadway 10 ssl
ing clothing for and boys at worry low prices. Ills
custom garments, bought Of Broadway taors, are sell
ing at half real value.
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Dyeing aud Ciea nina.-The Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Co. call for and deliver goods WORK sur.
passed by Ofces $50 broadway. near 22d st 100
9th av ne r. 1th st. 276 sth avI near 24tn Ut. Ross
more Hotel. Broadway and 42i st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

Harriet Prescott Spofford contributes an arti-
Gle on Medieval Furniture illustrated with
thirty-two engraving; treating especially OF
the Gothic style and its modern adaptations .
The paper is very valuable for its information
and is written in Mrs. Spofford's most pictures
que style.
Horace +. Scudder's "A Puritan Gentleman
In New England gives the reader some very
interesting glimpses Of the domestic life of Gov
ernor john Winthrop.
A. II. Guernsey, In another illustrated pa
per. gives graphic description of an exploring
picnic ia the Indian Alps, under the title of an
'Englishwoman among the Himsayss.'
Mrs. Martha j. Lamb contributes an exceed
inglv interesting article upon the distinguished
persons inferred in the burial-grounds OF Trni-
~ and st. Paul's. The article is illustrated
with nineteen picturesque ensravings.
A new story by Miss Thackeray is begun in
this Number; and the publishers announce the
CONNIE ncement in the December Number of a
Lorna Doone.' Alice Lorraine The Maid Of
Skcr.' etc. a Womsn-Hster,' which has
reached its fifth part, increases in interest with
each instsllment OF the story.
Iutere sting short stories are contributed by
Constance Fenimore Woolson, Rebecca Hard
ing Davis. Annie Thomas, and Mrs. +. I. Cor
bett As interesting rs \ story is the powerful
character sketch by an anonymous author. en-
titled A Grand Business Man OF the New
school
Professor Charlie. Murray Marine. of Celum-
biz College. contributes q sketch OF John Locke,
which. besides great deal Of interesting per-
sonsl matter. gives an estimate OF the place
held in the world Of philosophy by the author
OF the Essay on the Human Understanding
Poems are contributed by Bayard Tsvlor,
Alfred II. Louis, George Lunt, A. + and Ed
gar Fswcett.
The Editorial Departments are unusually full
and interesting. including the pleasant social
gossip Of the Easy Chair an interesting
resume Of important recent books, the sum-
msries of scientific progress and of current
events. and AN entertaining Ora yer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

Mr.. Editor A few weeks age. the no.
tice Of the death of Nehemiah 4. Chstto
appeared in the American. His aged pa
rents wish to have his kind and filial love
as = son remembered; his wife, his affec-
ton as = husband and father; his brothers
and sisters. his love and cheerful ways,
which made his presence 4 Joy to the fami
ly circle; friends and acquaintance bear
testimony 70 the rectitude Of his characs
ter. When such young msn Is taken
away, although b0t few optside the fami.
~ circle feel 1t, yet the community suaers
o great loss.
"Hov vain il all beneath the skies!
How transient every earthly br-
How slender I'll the fHndest - -'ss!
That bind US to wor'',, ,;rs s,.,.,
The evening ,alins eloud ;, the morning dew.
~ ~" INV -.ag grass, the fading flower.
~ way hopes. are embltms true,
Ane glory Of passing hour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
MI. LINCOLN's uoRsE TpAnp

Nh. LINCoLN's HORSE TRADE. when
Abraham Lincoln va. lawyer in Illinois
he aud the Judge once rot to banterinv
one another about trading horses. .sd he
was agreed that the next morning at
nine o'clock they should make u trade, the
horses To be unseen mp TO that hour, aud
p" backing out. pHder forfeiture of
twenty i've dollars. At the appointed hour
the Judge Came up. leading the ,orriest-
looking spec men OF horse eyer seen in
those parts. in few minutes Mr..
Lincoln was seen approaching with y
wooden sawhorsr upon bis shoulders
Great we're the shouts and the laughter
of the crowd. and both were greatly IL
creased when Mr.. Lincoln. on sGrvs /.
the Judges animal, set doWa lying
horse aud exclaimed; swell uis saw
il the first tune | ever -, Judge, this
1t in horse Trade got the worst OF
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LOOMS TAYLOR, AGENT.

dalia, Butler. Ellsworth for salem: Auenor.,
Itutchlns, do for Boston; Neponset stratton Sulli
van for Boston
Ar II, sch Blanche. Sellers Penobscot for Bos
ton; II L Gushing, Treworgy, Calais
ar ~, sen Gypsy, Munroe, Prospect Harbor; City
OF Ellsworth Grant. Ellsworth, Emily, Treworgy
do. Panama, Mazrall, do.
BosioN-Ar 8, sch Ophir. Gott fremont.
;, Ar 4, sch Mary Lee, Hagerty. sullivan. Sea
Bird. Chandler do; Neponset, Stratton, do; Adel,
aide. Treworgy, Ellsworth
Ar H. sch American Eagle. Brown sullivan
New Zealand, Bray, Ellsworth; VIM Archer
Beiatty' Ellsworth; Agenora. Hutchins, do Floreo
Meober do II tushman. Walls, Franklin: clio
Shlcotte, Fullerton, New York, sarah, Hamlin
Deer Isle
NEwPoRr-Ar .. sch Jas Pike, Robinson, IRE.
mont.
Ar 10. sch Ann. Stratton. Sullivan.
NISLNARD HAvES-Ar 10, sch Geo Il FerRuson
Ferguson, Ellsworth.
NEw loRK-A. :, sch Webster Barnard, Jones
Ellsworth " Branard. Holmes, do.
Ar >, sch jas Pike, Dow. fremont
Ar IL, sch Mary 4 Rice, Kent, Bucksport
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

W Vii w. II.
To ". r. Sherman, Comm andinq the
u. 5. Army:
SIR: In view of the existing condi-
,iou Of affairs in South Carolina, there
j, a possibility that the proclamation of
lie President of this State may be dis
reGsrded. To provide against such r
contingency, you will Immediately or
der the available force in the military
division of the Atlantic 20 report TO Gen.
Ruger, commanding at Columbia. s. c..
aud instruct that officer to station his
hoops in such localities that they NAV
be most speedily and effectually used in
csse Of resistance to the authority of the
United States. Ii is hoped that 3 coils.
ion may thus be avoided, but you will
instruct Gen. Ruger to let it be known
t-al it is the fixed purpose of the Gov
erHment to carry out the spirit of the
defamation and to sustain it by the
n,'.itary force of the general Govern
, a'''. supplemented, if necessary, by the
''iI ID { the various States.
'ry Te~pectfully
s"|r obedient servant,
J. ID. CAMERON,
Secretary OF war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

SufrN.
The Surry Farmers Club held their
annual exhibition OF farm products at Cen
trail Hall. near Morgan's Bay, on Tuesday,
10Th inst. Several families In the immedi-
ate vicinity were afflicted with severe sick
ness which had its influence on the exhibit
ton.
The show OF stock was good. Oxen.
cows. young cattle, horses and sheep were
there and all were worthy Of notice SO
there were pigs, geese and hens.
Inside the hall there was really fine
display of field crops and garden vegets-
bles. One field beet weighed 10 lbs. and
there WAS a box OF turnip beets. 81 lbs.
from - square feet of land. at the rate OF
"a eco lbs. or $50 bushels to the acre. Po-
tstoes in great variety and OF fine appear
snce-lsrge turnips. nice carrots.-all COM
bined. made a fine display OF roots
Squashes. pumpkins, tomatoes, grapes,
beans, &c, In large variety and OF fire
quality, were pleasing TO the eye. | saw
no cheese. but butter, bread and apples. so
tuAt a goOu ulunt1 ullSht nave Ottll lnaut
without leaving the hall. There were
beautiful flowers there. and one bouquet OF
feather flowers, brought over the briHy
deep, which would almost deceive the bees
themselves.
There is not space 10 specify the quilts.
rugs, stockings, mittens. yarn. cloth. and
other kindred articles
Among the specimens OF mechanical in
genuity were q toilet case. and small
tool chest. both of fine workmanship, made
on shipboard the former in gale OF wind.
There was also a small steamboat with
ont steam which being wound up, would
move.
On the whole. the show was decidedly
good crsditable and useful. Had | ~ list
OF the entries, | would give a more full ac-
count, but perh sps when fairs are the or
der OF the day, and the papers are crowd
ed with the notices OF them, short articles
will be more sure of reading and be quite
ss profitable.
Let sill the citizens, farmers and others.
take an interest In these exhibitions. aud
do what they can TO encourage them.
l.. ). +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

HON. ARTEMAs LIBBEY. JUSTICE PRESIDING.
Oct. L.
Amelia Simpson Ambrose Simpson.
This was an action of trespass brought
against the Def. for wrongful acts done by
him TO the realty OF PIE.
PHI claimed title through deed to her
late husbaRd and from an uninterrupted
possession of premises for more than TWEEN
ty years.
The Den. denied PlGs. title. Verdict
for PHI, for so cents.
Wisweu & Wiswell. Hale Emery.
Oct. l3
Alexander Dixon Era.,us HartshOrn
& ais.
Troyer for horse. PHI. showed that he
once owned the horse and claimed that be
had never parted with the title but that the
same had been converted to their own use
By Defts.
Defts. proved that they bought the horse
in good faith and that the vendor had au-
thority from Pie. to sell them. Juds
ment for Dan. by consult.
Wiswell & wiswell. Hale & Emery.
James f. Emerton Charles Lawrence.
This was an action OF assumpoit. for sup
pli.s furnished TO Def.
Den. denies that they were furnished on
bis account, Lut on the credit Of another
person who kept boarding house. Yer
dict for Def.
wiswell q Wiswell. Hale & Emery.
Oct. Il.
Andrew A. Fisk v Augustus n. Osgood.
Replevin tor a yoke of oxen attached by
Def. as Den. Sheriff upon writ in favor
of Que Melatiah K. Chase against Henry
+. Macomber & ais.
PIT. claimed title in himself
Def. claimed that the title was In Ma
comber Verdict for Def.
G. 5. Peters. wiswell & wlswell.
Oct. 10.
Lewis A. Joy Benjamin F. Gray.
applt.
Trover for harness. Pin. claimed It'll g
to the harness by reason OF sale to him
from one II. B. Cunningham, now deceased.
The Def. claimed title through the same
party.
This action has been tried once before.
| In the Municipal Court, and comes 10 this
court by appeal. Verdict for PHI. for
S9.75
Joy. Redman.
Oct. IA.
Henry A. Miles Robert Gerry.
Action OF assumpsit to recover for ser
vices in driving Deft's. logs in the spring
of 1873 PIT and witnesses testified that
he wa, employed by PHI and did drive his
logs.
Def denied that he employed PlH. and
,esti6ed that he forbade Def. from driving
his logs snd that there was no necess ity
Tor 60 doing. 10 the logs were within the
bn.su aud would eyentuslIy Scat to Dsft's
mill. Verdict for PiG for e3l.ss.
G. S. Peters. U1nkwsteS
Oct. I8. 1875.
State v William w. Willard + Francis
H. Lowell.
Indictment against the Respondents fol
breaking and entering sch. Zicavo lying a
anchor In Frenchnsn's Bay, In s0rry. Ia
the month Of September aud stealing their
sails, ropes, CLOCK, aud cooking utensils
&c. Ee.
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l,astin~

Castine
An interesting leaf is prepared for adj
d,ion to DR.. Wheeler's History OF Cas,ine.
A photograph OF our highly esteemed citi-
zen. DR.. J. l.. Stevens. an Octogenarian
who is still able to do service in his profess
sion.
The Normal School is having pros
porous term. Stanley Pullen, Esq. OF the
Press. n. Trustee, recently padthe school
a visit: The house and grounds are being
Improved.
A party numbering over twenty, re-
cently paid visit OF ten days to the Cen
to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

Religious services has been held at
the old Baptist Meeting House In this
town for several weeks, Rev J. II. Tay-
lor OF Bluehill preaching each Sabbath.
A good dergee OF interest prevails and ii
is contemplated holding a series of meet
Tugs which will probably commence next
week.
The religious needs ofthi' County are
now receiving more attention then for
some time past. The Baptist State Con-
veution. aud the Hancock Baptist As
ISOLATION having appointed Missionaries
to labor in the county for the present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

OYsrERs.-Dealers in and consumers Of
these delicious hivalves are referred to the
well known firm Of X. X. Higgins Co.,
Boston, in our paper to-day.
DR.. +. II. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troehe powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh Colds In the head. Headache,
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement.
EXCURSION TICKETs-ro Philadelphia
and return. Good for thirty days from
date of ticket. For sale at the Office OF
Geo. W. Fiske, price $500. All should
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

The Ministers Of the Hancock Baptist
Association held Quarterly Meeting at
this place last week commencing on Tues
day and closing ON Thursday evening.
Sermons were preached by Rev. Messrs
Reese OF Ellsworth. Tayler of Bluehill.
Everett OF North Sedgwick and Cor,hell of
Eden. There was q fair attendance and
. good degree of religious interest. Rev.
J. II. Tayler. who has been appointed by
thea ssociatien to visit places in the County
that are without regular preaching. also
held meeting At Seal Cove on Friday
evening and appointed meetings there
and At S. w. Harbor for the Sabbath
but the weather pre- vented these.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
Loss Of Fishing Boat and Two
Men.
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Oct. /,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. Il.
The fishing boat Minnie Bell" con.
tanning two men, William H. Parker
and William ii. Meredeau1, left here
October 9Th, TO seine herring of shore
and have not been heard from since
They are probably lost. Parker leaves
wife and two children. and Meredeaux
wife and one child, in destitute cir
Cumsiances.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
Business Notices.


The advertiser. retired physician, having
proyident tally discovered, while Medical
Missionary in Southern Asia, a very simple
vegetable remedy Tor the speedy and pernau-
ent cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronch-
ills, Catarrh. and all throat and lung affections
also positive and Radical specific for Ner
yous Debility. Premature Decay. and all Ner-
vous Complaints, feels it his duty to make il
known 10 his suffering fellows, Aotuated by
this motive. he will cheerfuIly send(free Of
chaIgeI TO all who desire it, the recipe Cor
preparing, and full directions for successfully
using, this proyidentislly discovered remedy.
Those who wish TO avail themselves of the
benefits Of this discovery without cost, can do
30 by return mail. hy a'l'lrn sing with stamp
naming l:p,,.
DR. CHARLES L. MARSHALL,
33 Niagara Street,
lyi2 Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
Seizure OF a Railroad
ST. ALBASs, VT, Oct. Il

ST. ALBASS, VT, Oct. a.
This morning the Ogdensburg & Lake
chsmplain Railroad Company seized their
rosdf:om the Central Vermont for non pay
meut of rent. VIM. J. Averill Bunker Of
Osdensbnrg was appointed receiver of
the properly. The central Vermont hap
Notified employees to obey the receiver a,
present and until some other arrangement
is made will transfer passengers and
freight at Rouse's Point
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
CaStOria.

l. pleasant and perfect substitute. in all cases,
for Castor OIL. CAstoria is the result OF an old
Phvs IciAn. effort 10 produce TO- his own prac-
tics, an elective eAGhartic, pleasing to the
taste and Tree from gripping
nr. samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannis, Mass sue
eeeied IN combining, without the use OF alchohol,
purgHtly agent as pleasang 60 take 10 hon.
ey, and which possesses al! the desirable proper
tues oil castor OH.
II is adapted 10 all ages, but Is especially rec
commended to mothers a a reliable remedy for
al disorders OF the stomach and bowels Of chill
dren. II 10 certain. agreeable. absolutely harm
less and cheap. 1t should he used for wind cole,
sour stomach, worms, cOstiN tncss. CTuup, sc 81.
then children can have sleep and mothers may
j. ID. Rose 4 Co., OF a. hey Street, New York
the sole preparers Of CastOria, after d. Puch.
eT's recipe lyTe .imo.5ieow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
Cent? ur
White. for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and 4 Animals.

These Lisimen,s are simply the wonder of the
world Their effect. little less than marvel.
lous. yet there some things which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend bro
ken bones. but they will always allay pain. They
have Strengthened fingers. cured chronic lhcuma.
tism Of many years standing. and taken the pain
from terrible burns AMI scalds, which has never
been done by snv 9th article.
The W htte Ltntnsras Is Tor the human tam
liz. IL Will drive Rheumati-m, Sclhtica and Neu-
ralga from the system. cure Lumbago. ChIblaIns
Palsy, Itch and most Cutaneous Err ptions Il cx.
tracts frost from frozen hands and feet, and the
poison Of bis~s aad ssings o. venonous rep.
tiles; II subducs swelling, and alcyiates pain of
every kind.
tor sprain. or bruises Il /. tho most potc n; rem
edy ever Discovered. The tcntaur Linimcnt i.
used " th great VfhC acy ior Sore Throat, Tooth
ache CaL~i Br~ass, Earachc. and Weak
Back The following is but sample of aumerous
te,iimunials:
"ISpi.SA HOME. JEFF. Co. INp.. Day - ls7l.
II think It my duty to inform you thai have
gathered much with s~oIien fe~s and cords.
eight y~ars. Now I am perfectly well.
thanks 10 the Ccntaur Liulr emit. The linImeut
ought to be applied warm. BESJAAIS BRow>.'
The p"of l. in the Trial. III. reliable, Itis han
dy. i T. cheap. and every family should have It,
To the sick and bcd-ri den the halt AMI lame,
10 hc wounded and sore. We say. "Corsc and
he b. AIed,r
II the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines, n bottle OF Cen
saur linimens viii be given without charge.
The Yellow Centaur Imminent
l. adapted to the tough muscles cords aud hc,h
OF horses aud animals II has performed more
~ ~uderful cures OF spawn. WIud-gall-.
scTatchcs >wecny, and general Lsmeness, than
all other remedies IN existence. Read What the
great ENpressmcn say Of IT.
NEW YORK. January. ls.l.
"kNery owner Of horses should glye tie ~
TAUK LlSIAEST . trial, We consider It the best
aItIrlc ever used IN our stables.
III. MARSH, supt. Adams TX. Stables, y y.
~. ftIlZ, Supt. L. >. tx. stables. y. \.
albert .oLIN Supt. Nat. TX Stable, NY
"MoNTUoNEEl, ALA. Aug. Il. ls.i.
''GENTLEME>-I hAy. used over one gross OF
(~aSAur LtnimesA yellow wrapper. on The
mules Of my plantation, bct iics dozens 81 the
family Llnimeni Tor my negroes. | want TO pur-
chase 1t al wholesale price. aud III thank you t.
shiI mo by savanna steamer one gross OF each
KIND. Mcs.r- A. T. stewart & 60. viii pay your
bill On presentation.
'Re-pectiuly. JAMES DtRHow."
The best patrons OF this Liniment are Farmers
and Veterinary surgeons lthrlis Cali, NOuT d.
and fnliarNlI. Tt.nDgos SRcihnss. and Il worth
millions OF dollars to Farmers, Ilycry.men.
sock. growers, sheep-ratsers, and those having
hoT-cs cattle.
VIVA. a FaTTirr cannot 10 tor ssO the Centaur
Eminent Will do al a TIhing cost
These LIniments are warranted by the pruprie-
tors and bottle will be given 10 any Frrner or
Physician who desires TO test them. sold every
where.
Laboratory OF J. b. Rose & Co.,
a. DEl ST.. NEW YORK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
Fatal Accident BY Fire Arms.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. l

-'h'-s W."
4 colorcd student at kents Hill.
rsme not learned, in taking his gun
rom the wagon by the muzzle, discharg-
Ait, the shot entering his abdomen.
pOducing fatal wound He WAS
anling ducks in company with DR..
Ttr<eV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19
U. S. Troops TO be Sent TO South
Carolina TO Protect her
Citizens.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. l..
The following order was issued this
evening, in pursuance of the action TAX
81 at the Cabinet meeting TO day, for the
qrotection 0. public peace in South Car
Dina: