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Terrible Tornado in Illinois.
OINCINNArI. Jnne

NINtINNATl, June D
Mt. Carmel, H.. which was totally de-
stroyed by tornado last evening was a
thriving town OF 5000 inhabitants on the
CAIRO and NlnceHnes Railroad. The most
promneu; bindings destroyed were the
Court house, TWO newspaper offices. three
churches, one OF them the finest in South
EN- Illinois, and TWO school houses. about
~ business house, and hundred resi-
daIer, were destroyed aud damaged either
by storm OF fire.
\ despatch from NJ. Carmel. H., the
scene OF the tornado = ates that twenty
five dead bodies have been foand thus far
The arc Was sg5dIel after six hours OF
steady WORK by firemen. Many were
wounded whose name, have not beeu a.
certaneI. The loss Of life cannot be es-
tlmatel. y number Of farme were in
fran the country whose teams were scat
tered among the debris Physicians were
brought from Cairo aud adjoining towns
by special trains to assist and care for the
wounded.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
LOfA.. N0Ti -.


O. Moran has removed from Jordan's
block to the store formerly occupied by
Hale and joy, one door below IL. Whiting
4 sons, where he viii sell goods at cost
io' tue "eA' 'i''''S u"! : i'o ''o' '''' ~
nun ca'' oe'o'e purchasing e'se" ',e''
'"s Eoou' are "'''N'u uo"" % NV 'o"es'
no''"'
Joys Carlng Mil is now in operation
for the season. Price TO suit the times,
l"z' H. b. Maso"' Agent ha'" o.
WORTHY or TRIN.-Persons afflicted
with any OF the well known diseases such
as Consumption. Brpnchius' Bleeding oi
'''e '''''- -, N>''''' - 49, H' .A'
"h'h'"is' 10 ny ~ ~ - F''SS ''"S"
and LING syrup i guaranteed 10 relleve'
aud cure o taken IN season. For sale by
all Druggists
"a. t.,......, ,,,,-, t,.i,o, H. ,,o-
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Pert

Ellsworth Pert.
Wednesday, May 80.
Sch Delaware, Young, Boston
Sch Panama, Milliken, Boston,
Sch Mechanic. Sinclair, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Echo, Guptill Gouldsboro.
Sch Minneola, Fullerton, Boston.
Sch Chas Upton. Kief. before reported cleared
She sprung leak. and was obliged TO discharge
deck load. She came OF Friday morning
Friday, June |.
ARRIVED.
sch Huzza, Dawes
sch Redondo. Young, Round Pond.
Sch Agricola. Whtmore, Boston.
Sch Helen Mar, Closson, Bluehl.
CLEARED.
Sch Arborecr. Clark. Rockport
sch Caro- Belle, Barbour, -.
Saturday, Junes.
Sch Frank Maria. ---. New York. Coal
Sch westerloo, Whitaker. Boston.
Sch Capt! John, Means, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch scioto. .saddler, Boston.
Schs Anna ). Nurch, Woodw ard; Mary y.
Cushman. Patten; and others ready to sail this
date. but cannot on account OF the low run OF
tides.
sunday, June ;.
Sch Juliet, Turner, Isle au Haut.
Monday, June :.
Sch WIN II Archer, Bellatty, Boston.
sch Alpha, Turner, Isle au Haut.
Sch Telegraph, Matthews, Boston.
Tuesday, June 8.
CLEARED.
Sch Alpha. Turner, Isle an Haut.
ARRIVED.
sch samaritan, II ale Boston.
sch Red Rover. springer, Round Fond.
sch Express, Lord. Rockland.
Sch Grace, Alley. Boston.
sch fatrdealer, Dodge. Lynn.
sch tity Of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
sch samuel Lewis, liammet B1.ton.
sch stately. Bake. from below.
finky Regulator. Grant, RocAland.
mond.
CLEARED.
sch Chas Upton. kief Boston Repaired
Wednesday, June 6,
CLEARED.
sch Hussar. Dawes. Boston
Ready 20 sail-SChs Anna Murch Woodward: ::
Helen Mar Clos-on. Mary r Cu.hman. Fatten
Fair Wind. Lockhart. Emily. Trewnrgy Panama
ilnken. J kennedy, Pomrvy, u ; Lawrence
DAVIS. Delaware, Young.
Memoranda.
sch Laura webb, OF Deer IsIc before re-
ported ab andoncd, was passed April TO- h at 3J 30
\, Ion 70 20 ". dismasted and wa,orlogscd.
Domestic Ports.
w HARBoR-Ar 90. sch Ianthe, Johns. Pros
pect Hrbor Tor Portland.
Ar 81, sch Globe, Dawes. Port'au !.
EOsTON-h ~, schS, Clark, Ellsworth. David
faust. smith Port Johnson Hrspcrcus " uostcr,
sullivan.
Ar ?. sch William, Dani0rth, Ellsworth.
FALL EIVEE-Ar /, sch Zicayo, W,bbcr, Ellis
worth.
LrSN-Ar2, schs PORES ter Rcmick. Ellsworth
INV 1pRk-Ar 30, schz senator, Grant. Ellis
worth; Clio thilcotte, Fullerton. Newport.
lN 2 HaTE Mary Hale l~ln
foKfLANp. Ar ~ sens Glr-y. Handy, 6uulI--
boro. MaY ~, George Edward, Mehbrr, Iryn.
ton; II. ". CushmAn, Walls, Ellsworth.
Cll May 81. City %; Ellsworth. Grant, Ellis.
worth lila, squirting. GoulI-bSto.
cid I, sch Louisa Wilson, Holt, Wilmington; =
{ Gates. Freeman. VI. Desert
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Religious Services il this City eaca Sunday

CuNGREGATIONAL.-Sa Sehooi at 10 80
4. NJ. Preaching At > - and ! +. NJ.
BAPTIST. T.-Preaching at 10 and 7P. VI.
Sabbath School at Z. NJ.
TNITARIAN.-SabbathS School at II ~ AM
Preaching al 10 30 A. NJ. and 80 z. NJ.
CATHuIIC.-Preaching at 10 L. o'clock 4 .
NJ. sabbath School at p. NJ.
METHoDIST.-Preaching at I and p. M
sabbath school At Z. NJ.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meet held every sun
dty. st > O'Clock. 7. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pa Court Room, Coo-nbs Block.
EPIsCoPAL.-serSice- at Methodist Church
every sunday at I0:l-2 A. NJ, and on alternate
eNenIngs al O'Clock.
Lovely weather for excursions.
-Fa,ten mp your windows and doors
Salmon in the market at 20 cts. per h..
Refreshing showers, this Wednesday
morning.
Report says No. played some 2l2 #.
Tuesday evening.
Who will get up the 'Grandest" Ex-
cursion this season.
Hereafter F. o, Files will send a bread
cart through the city.
Heavy showers. with thunder are re-
poite in neighboring towns.
Remember the Strawberry Festival at
the Unitarian Vestry. June 18th.
-kev A. R. Pummer of Bucksport. sup
p'ied The Methodist pulpit on Sunday last.
Mayor Young and E. H. Greedy, ESQ,
are at Cherryheld. attending the railroad
meeting.
Attempts to enter houses in this CITY
by burglars have been made lthe present
week.
.. Moran has removed from .Iorda,,,s
block. !te the store formerly occupied hv
Hale and JOY.
Any DEFICIENCIES found in the local COL
ume this .week, will be excused. as the
Managing Editor is absent.
A b. Walker is closing out his stock
OF goods at auction Give him a call il
you want good trade
Several loaded vessels have been de-
taised in this port fol number of days.
on account of the low run of tides.
The Episcopal Society will hold their
meetings In the Baptist Church. commenc.
ing sometime the present month.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Isle nu Haut .

The company organized for the pur-
/ pose of converting the Isle-au-Haut into a
/ first-class Summer Resort has commence
( ed operations with vigor. As their plans
embrace a large amount OF work which
/ co uld not be completed in time for this sea-
/ son. the company decided TO arrange for
/ the reception of excursions now thereby in-
Producing the Island TO people this summer.
/ Accordingly. steamboat wharf with
twelve feet of water at low tide. has been
built. a Hall 80 by 20 is being erected in a
grove for dancing; ten or twelve cottages
will be put up, and arrangements have
/ been made to provide regular Rhode Is
/ land clam bake daily, together with lunch
| counter, lemonade pavilion, &c. &.
These improvements are on the norther-
ly end of the Island betw cen the two thor
oughfares.
On the 4th OF July it is proposed to have
grand opening. The Governor of the
State has been invited to deliver an Ora
ton. brass band secured, and arrange
ments made to entertain thousands. should
they come.
During the summer, steamboat Will be
sent to Ellsworth every two weeks to ac'
commOdate excursionists from here
/ The building of roads and hotels will be
prosecuted this summer and fall, so that by
another season Hancock County will boast
/ another first-class Resort.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Ex-President Grant in Europe.

LONDON. June >.
The reception given by Minister Pierre
pont tonight in honor Of eX-presideut
Grant was 4 most brilliant affair. The
house was superbly decorated with flow
er>. The large drawing and reception
rooms were crowded from 10 TO one
o'clock, aud AZ least 1000 persons were
present, Comprising all the most distinguish
"a of England ana American society in
London. Ex-president Grant received
with Mrs. Pierrepont and shook each per
sou's hand. Mr.. Pierrepont received with
Mr.. Grant. All the members Of her
M4je>ty's Cabinet, were present except
Lord Beacon>iieid who is III, and almost
the entire Diplomatic corps attended the
Japanese and Chinese Ambassadors being
especially remarkable.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

He had already received & thorough medical ed :
ueation aud training and had complete etc knowi
bly, there were powers in the electric nuld used
as an applicant OF chemical properties. not yet
dreamed OF in the philosophy OF medicine. Adopt
ing the electric principle, therefore, OF searching
for truth wherever it might be found, he proceed
ell with series ofeNperiments upon his own per-
son. When he resolved upon these experiments
enc of his legs was so badly twisted that in SIT
ting down he was compelled to use IL As aeushion,
drawing up the whole OF the leg, hip and thighs
into an unnatural and constrained position, sev.
eral inches above the grodud. The paralysis wa
complete that these limbs had all withered aud
shrunken. There seemed, indeed, little hope that
any spark of vitality remained in them. Never
theless. DIR. Rhodes persstently followed his idea
lie first compounded powerful ehemeai pfepaI,
torpid and apparently dead nerves of the affected
parts and then invoked the aid of the electric bat
tsry to apply 1t. At drst success seemed doubt
iul but amer n number Of only partially satsiac-
tory attempts to find the seat of the malady the
difficulty was surmounled, the snrunken hmos
began TO regain then normal size, the sleeping
nerves were aroused to action again, the wasted
muscles grew. flesh covered the neshless bone.
and DIR. Rhodes found himself perfect man in
every respect sound In every limb, healthy, ro-
bnsI and vigorous. He has for several years past
given 10 sufferers from paralysis the beneht of
tins happy experience, and has extended this
method OF treatment, with equally gratifying sue
cess. to other forms of branal and spinal diseas-
es-such as epilepsy, apoplexy COMMISSIONS, ny
steria, melancholia, and the like. His cures are
nov numbered by scores and there genuineness
attested by the best Of ties ostimony. There Is moth
ing oil quackcry about his methods, as call at
THE HOME AND RETREAT
will demons strate to any who may desire to secure
for themselves or thcir friends the advantages of
such a resort. They will fnd handsome man
sion In a pleasant, secluded and fashionable part
of the city, organized in the most efficient manner
and oonduc ted as to secure all the benefits OF
hospital and at the same time retain all the char
acterisiics Of a home. SO large a number OF ap-
plicants have sought admission 10 this excellent
Institution during the past year that Dr Rhodes -
now engaged IN endeayoTing to secure a larger
establs shment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined the institution and observer
the details OF its internal economy, we would
recommend II one of ihe best resorts open to
sufferers from any OF the malades above emu
rated. ly5i
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Maine Agricultural Society.
PnRrIANp. Ne. Lune ).

PORTLAND. Me. June >.
= At a meeting OF the Trustees OF the
Maine Agricultural Society, to-day, it was
decided TO offer 5000 in trotyiug purses at
tie coming New England Fair in this city.
There will be two races on each day OF the
Fair Il was also decided that committees
OF awards shah consist OF one expert with
authority 10 join others if he sees III, in
stead OF a committee OF seven selected
from different parts OF New England
=, formerly. The total amount OF the pre-
mium> outside Of troJting purses Will be
$1,000.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
To niDtires.

providcntially discovered. while a Medical Ms
sIonary IN southern Aeia. very simple Ne-,eSi-
be remedy for the speedy And permanent cure
Of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, tatarrb.
ami All throat and lung aiiecilou-.-also. a pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all Neryou, Complaint,
feels IL hI> duty 10 make II known b his suffer
ing fellows. Aciuated sy this motive, he viii
cheerfully send free u CHARGE TO all who de-
sire il, the recipe for preparing. and iul dircc-
tom for successfully using, th, proNidcntially
discovered remedy. Those who wish TO ss all
themselves OF the benefits Of this di-coy-
cry without cost, can do 80 by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp. naming paper,
DR. CHARLES l.. MARSHALL,
- Niagara street,
lti3 Buffalo. y. \.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Business Notices.


For consumption, bronchitis, asthma. ca
tsrrh. throat and lung diseases; also. sure
relief and permanent cure Tor general debility,
dySpepsia and alI nervous affections. by sim
pie vegetable medicine. which cured yenera-
bic missionary physician who was long resi-
dent OF Syria and the East. and who has freely
given this valuab specific TO thousands OF kim
drci sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits: and he now feels il his sacred Christian
duty TO impsrt 10 others this wonderful invis-
Grating remedy, and will send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions, to
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS.
Grcely Block. syracuse. y. ! q.
CmosjO (P. o. Box 16.)
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

Bar Harbor.
j. X. Osgood. Esq, of Gardiner, the
pioneer Temperance Reformer rot Maine,
will visit Bar Harbor, Friday, June Sth,
and speak on temperance Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, also on the Sabbath fol-
lowing. We hope to have a grand tenn
perance rally. Signers in different parts
of the town are invited to be present.
Mr. Osgood is an able. and efficient
temperance worker. Friends of temner-
ance who may desire Mr.. Osgood's labors
during the following week. may address
Rev. A. W. Reed, Bar Harbor, Me.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Penob-cot.

SUICIDE.-Last Friday morning, Mr..
Daniel Staples of Penobscot, was found In
his room. dead On stand near the bed
was found morphine bottle with the con-
tent. nearly all gone. aud a note written
by himself which read as follows; Please
not remove any clothing from my person; !;
merely place a robe thereon; cheap cof-
fin is all that want. Coroner J. W. Fat
terson was called. who after making some
Investigations, deemed an inquest unneces-
sary.- Whig.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
ID | f. I) g.

Obituary notices bcyoHd The Duc, N1m, ant
Jge, mnst ~ P1id fgr.
Eil,worth-.Junc 1T. Mr.. Lillta r. HAL,
aged - wears
June 1t. Mr. Nathan Walker. aged -
years, ; months. IL jay-.
Mt. Dc>'Tt-May 10th, Diana, wife Of Gic,
II. sargent, aged y YEAR, months. u day.
Cranberry l-r~-May 1l,t, Mr. Dorca. h.,
Wifi OF 4. IL stanley, aged - ycAr~ months
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

The Juvenile Singing School cos
Quoted by Mrs. Wiggin and Miss Hopkins,
will give public concert at Hancock Hall,
tomorrow evening. (June IT'D consisting
OF Vocal and instrumental Music. Give
them good attendance and see what i'm
provement the little ones have made. The
following is the programme:
PART FIRST.
l. March. Miss Hopkins
. directing" school
, "Come Merry Birds OF SPRING
Misses VI. and [. Bonzey, Lord and Blther
l. Medley in G.-"MOther Goose Melodies"
School
J. "when I'm a Man.
Eddie Hopkins and Charlie Hale
6 Echo Song"
Misses Bowden. Chase, Means and Davis
Echo by the school.
:. Little Boy Blue" BY the "Wee Ones
PART SECOND.
: Piano sd@9 Miss Hopkins
9. "Clatter, Chatter" school
IL. dolly, you're Naughty Girl"
Berthe kincaid
II. "The Disobedient Chickens"
Misses Brown. Lewen Mcfarland and Lord
ImitAtions Of Hens, Ducks and Chickens, by school
l. Medley in C,-MOther Goose Melodies - school
l3. DADDY Dandelion," >allie Jones
u. Duet-"Hum and Buzz"
Aggle Han and Mamie Mcfarland. Chorus by
Misses
"A. "Good Night" school
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Appropriations.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, June 5.
The city government passed an appro-
priafion bin which amounts in all to about
$4,000. Eve hundred dollars was appro
priated for Independence day.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Drowned.

EoChLAND. Me, June ;.
While three men were bathing from
boat at Round Pond, Union. yesterday aft
eruoon, one ot them named Joseph Fuller,
- years of age. was drowned
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLER

When YOU visit or leave the City of NEN 1oRh.
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, op-
po-lte the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and - htied
up At an expense Of over s.Do 90. Elevator. steam
aud all moisi n improvements. European Plan -
The nEsGAl hANGs. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
kci ,an furnish The cuisine b. unsurpas sed.
Rooms for single persor sl, . -, and . per
day. rich suites tor families pToportionatcly low
that visitors TO the city and travellers can live
more luNurlously, Tor les money, at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other ~tcltss Hotel IN the
city. stages aud cars pass The Hotel every min
ute tor all parts OF the city.
lyS2 l. =. 4 ". u. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Annual Meeting Of the Society of
Friends.
PORTLAND, Me, June 5th.

VRT TLANIl, Me-, JUHt JtH'
The annual meeting of the Society of
Friends will commence here Friday next,
lasting nIne days. II has met in Newport
for p years. Preparations are made here
for 1000 persons The meetings will be at
City Hall. W. O. Newhall OF Lynn, clerk,
who is presiding officer and several others
have already arrived.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Fire.

SACO. Me, June :.
The tallow and tripe factory of l.. L.
Hill was burned to the ground this morn
ing. Insured for $3.50 iu a Bangor Com
pany. Loss $1,000.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Notice OfEOrccIo~urc.

THE uudrrsi gned. who has been duly AppoIntc q
l. Receiver of the Buck-puri saving Bank. ui
Buck-port, Maine, hereby gives public notice Ia ht
Leonard b. Fratt, u said Buck sport on the s-th
day OF November A. u. isst, hy hts deeai % that
date. duly recorded. mnrtgagcl to SAINT Bank, h,
mortgage deed running 10 q. ". Herbert, us
Treasurer. certain tract OF land with the build.
ing- thereon, situate ia said Buck>port on both
sides of Tie county lsnoTel road from IN. village
20 tsngur. and bounded North by land OF - d
fcatt. Thomas kt5un~ and Newton Curtis. on
the East ny Tuwn lard. south hy land nt james
Curtis To feHou.roi River aud Wet bF sali rty-
cr. uciug Ianl conveyed 10 -atI I'ratt b = e.
1rart. r. Alvey. VI. spencer and /. 4. Chapman.
containing lUi acres. The condition uI .aId mort
gag" having bre1 ami -u!l being broken. tHr un-
trr-gncd, in behalf OF laid Bank aud IN hi- -ali
capacity, claims to i0rccl3-c the same aut .lEr,
thi- notice for thAt purpose.
IllED. Il. WODpMAN
Receiver Bgrk,port saving Bans.
uurk-tart May " 1877 ttttp
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, u. c., June G-lA. NJ. )
Indications.
For New England lower pressure aud
temperature. variable winds, shifting to
northeast cloudy weather ard rain.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
Nj \ II Il l T. ID !.

Ellsworih-Junc jth, by II. r. Higgins.
Esq, Allen \. Potter and Mr.. Lucy \. Hig-
gins. all OF Ellsworth.
Harrington eth. by Roy. 6. g. Wins
low, Frank Garcclon, NJ. ID, uf Hast Liver
more aud Ms> Eleanor :. Coffin, Of Harru--
ton.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
To Whom it May Concern.

b, Il oriliaed by he CHy Co'mcR Qf the
Cuygf EUsUprh
THAT hN LAW, requiring the rims ot wheel, OF
vehicles cons eyIng lumber Y an teams ol no. l,--
than Two horses or oxen, on ans roaI ID sail rIty
t. be OF the width OF not les tltn three and one.
halt inches, l. hereby established and that the
penalty for the violation OF I'M, bylaw shah not
exceed ten dollar Tor each VIOLATION
Any owner or driver OF teams found yiolatin =
the above ordinance from an AFTER this date On
any street IN thu city Of Ellsworth except State
street, viii be prosecuted, and from AMI after the
fret day OF >eptcmb next. any owner Or drlyrr
OF teams. no. having changed the runs Of their
wheel, according 10 the above ordinance. ami
violating the law on ANY street within the Limits
OF this city, Will be complained OF and dealt with
according to law.
-. II. EPPE-.
Street COMMISSIONER.
Ellsworth, May u, l-71. 4.3I
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

ID YOU want To be cured Of Dyspepsia. con-
stipaiion. Piles anl 81 disease. OF the stom-
ach. Bowels and Liver: II you do. 20 to &. \.
rarcher'- and get bottle Of Wiggin', Pellet,
They Will cure you. For sale By 81 druggists
for - cent, a bottle. or sent by mail on re ceipt
Of price. freparedby Wiggin 4 co. Rockl,nd,
Nc
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
City and County.

New Advertisements this Week.
N0uee->. Ieuucy.
Iusurauce-C Z. Burriu.
Public N0Uce-Newvll :. Hutching-.
sheriff SaIe-A. L. DevereuN. sheriff.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
L to all concerned that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upoL himself, the trust
OF an Admin strator of the Estate of
JAMES LITTLEFTELD, late OF Penobscot,
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by CIV
ing bond AS the law directs he therefore reque sts
ali persons who are indebted to the said deceas-
ed's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any immediate demands thereon
TO exhibit the same tor payment.
NELSON LITTLEFIELD.
May IL. 1871. 3wZ'
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
NOn-Ese>ident Taxes.

The following list OF taxes real estate of nom
resident owners in the town OF Lamoine Tor
the year 1876 in bills committed to David
SWEET, Collector of said town, on the 9th day
of May ls7G and the 18th day OF April, 1870,
have been returHed by him to me as remaining
unpaid. on the 9TH day of March, 1871, by his
certificate Of that date and now remain unpaid
and notice Is hereby given that if The said taxes
interest and charges, are not paid into the Treas
ury OF said town within eighteen months from the
date OF commitment OF the said bills so much OF
the real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further nodce, be sold at
public auction at the Selectmen's Office IN said
town, on the thirteenth lay OF October, 1877, at
, nsa -
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

To HE HDS. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate
f,r thu Countyuf Hancock.
THE unlrr-iguel. " Idos OF solomon / Low
| Ell, late ut Buck-port, III said county, de-
ceased, respectfully represents. that stid dc-
ceased fled po-Scs -cd Personal Estate. IAN In
,rutary Of which Ia. been duly returned int the
Probate oiicc. that her circumstances irrnter 10
lcrr--lry that she should have more ui said Per
.onal E-tAte tnan -he Is entitled 10 on di-trhu-
tluu thereof, she therefore prHys that ynHr Honor
would gran: her such AlloWauce out ut -ald Per-
snull Estate 4. ID your discretion you mIE &C.
,rrmtue necc .sary and proper. and also 70 Az.
point Commi- loner- to set out her power ia Inc
real c-tsre OF her sai husband.
Buck sport, April y, l-I3.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

strike, At the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back shoulders, Kidneys and throat. lyi9
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

DO you want to save YOUR children: Il YOU
do. 90 to e.. A. Parchcr and get box ot Fr>-
sendrn', Worm EXpellrr. II i, the surc-t
safest and be-i worm medicine now in use.
For -ale by all druggists lor - cent,, or sent
10y mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared BY Fe,>cndcn 4 Co., RocAiand,
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

PNLE's DIETETIc niyer.al-
ly acknowledged the best in use Each pound
bears the name OF JAMES PYLE. None eenu-
inc without. lyrai
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07
CasIine.

The exercises of Examination and
gradu alton of the Eastern State Normal
School are Wednesday and Thursday June
| 13 anu IA.