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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
@anferptt.

&i9monb, Sa., Z. Stunt. = 5orace
Sladmur, Ageut fir ben &erfaui BON pri,
parirtem aabad, bat fallirt. Seine Yaliipa
iuerben auf $4,000 geid)dtt. @r erfldrt,
oab er alle ieine S6ulbeu UolitdnOig abtraz
gen unb ieine 9eiddfte nd6ltens pieoer auf=
llebmeu perbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Genersbriinife itt Ganasa. =.

Gmebec CANADA, Z. SUM-. = Seuers-
briinfie i'm Saguenap Siitrifte baben groBen
S6abeu anaeri9tet. @tpa 80 Sauier iiub
III ben &irbipielen ct. 0outs unb St.Serome
serltGrt iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Ste t1nteria9mtg scs pbiIaselpbier
2OlldftffeS.

8bilabelpBia, Z. SUM-. - Die Cont
miiiion, meld)e BON benz Sefretdr Sberman
ernannt puroe, um Die Seripaltrng oes bieii=
gen 3ollanltes 81 llnterlubeu, trat bente in
@ebeimiibhng sulammen unb nalm eiue He=
piiion Der gi6er unb Dofumente Dor. 9as
3eugenperbSr lpirb erit in eiuisen Sagen be-
ginnen, mnb bis babin mirb Die Somn,iIiion
hei opSd,lo5Spupr1 Shiire1, toneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Gdikaffadirfdifeff. .

YbiIa6eIpbta, z. Suni. Wer
Dampfer rYenniplpaaia" ift llad aiuerpool
ab9efabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
9te ttnteri.td,,ttt8 oes Netp=Yorter
9ullautfeS.

Stem Dorf, Z. SUM. = 3olleinnebmer
4rtbur ernannte geitern ein aus Sa6leuten
beitebenbes @omite, nm i'm Sereine nit ben
Sipiiions6efs bes 3ollamteS Die an5a9l Der
9(ngeiteate,l, beren Oisnitleiitungen ohneNadz
tbeir fir ben3ollbienlt entbebrt perOen f6nnen,
III beitintnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Soiepb SdItb's Q~~..L:.
beriihmtes Wliluautee= SQgefDter

@de ber Baltimore unb YineitraSe, Sames g.
sormat, gde Der Yoit=Sffcez 2lpenue unb geconb=
Gtrase, unb S. VI. sSpbniton & Gomp., Scr. 5e,
brauie oui Nlaid,en aesossm. aile Seiteaunaen per
Yofttare peroen prompt eeftuirt, unO oas 8etellte
foftenirei in rseno einem Staottbele abseieiert.
(aprii23, ,3Uieia1f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Gtncinaatter Oletn setfe.
Qroftrr & 6amble's

YEuflfT q WdMUlfB
Gtnct It It a t er OIetn Setfe
nbne me bic gRte se iemals prnbu3irt
Sie 1T aus ben befen rentem ariaIem gema
rt ben fnfem Stnen ni9 su aben. sic udtdt d1 nidt
ra ss "Sss s ro % ~is Die elben ssa ~ean
Efmno iobak Der adufer &aes erbal moir be3ablt.
Oe d bebub persr0benbe lebtbe Gtncinnatter Olein
Setfe bat pe Naabmungn Namen Oen
@atn dbn'iem @nsteben bruOrsrn pede senssren Bn
oaut wou we&e iebOd Slem seiie
nadheben.
an @ fd ur b aabmunsen tdudn earau
Proctor Candles Cincinnati Olene Soap stansem
binoet
D>A ." Y"ueu ~ uutH VtuVttIeSSQOeu pu4a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Gpe3talsNstt3ele.
99areaa Der -sasIiat t:e omsasmie Don saIti.

&arean oer .(Sasltd t.G ompasmte bon 8aItts
more
Baltimore, ben 26. Mai 1877.
0ieifaten Mnfrasen i'm Betreff bes flnftisen Gas
preies btniibhid eer beporfebenoen gonturrenB su
besesnen, MAIDEN mir biermit befannt, baS mir Die
Gabrifotiou pon@as fortieten meroen bea6iitisen
ba6 mir pols i'm Stanbe ble6en es gu einem 4reiie
unb elmer Gualitdt, peIe alle uniere aunoen seni=
aenb suirieoenteaen miro, Bu efern iouie aud ale
Gonturrens gu id(asen. SIM auitrase Der Direttoren
(9aai2s, ,3Dltell Sas. 9. gma4wooo. Setr.
Bareaa Der 8asltdbt=4empaemts
BON Baltimore,
gr. 10, Sputb Strabe.
@ofe....BtIltses SeismateriaI....@
2Btr baben eine uorsfslbe Gualitdt bon eofes pors
ritbis, melde mir Dem Yublfum ais Elm empfeblenss
perbes 9eiSmaterial far bdIslbe uno alibere 3mede
offerren dnst leht 5euer unb lit frei bon tnreinisz
feiten.
Sefe1unsen perben In oteiem Yireau ODER In Der
Babrit. 6uB uon 2eaoenbaGitr., arsenommen.
Preis $3.50 pro s3asenlaoans, in trseno einem
Gtaottbeile abselieIert.
lOt23il Games .. zmautoooe. Setr.
Usrs. Gog'S Snotamiid,es oesetabilitd,eS Dee
colt, felt 25 Sabrtn als bas sroBte Slutretnsunssz
0iittel Der 9esentpart befannt, riro nur in SIT.
1771s, 5asette=, NorowsstsGds Der @utaus
Gtraiie, auberetet uno W 6ei alien apotbetern 3u ba=
ben. (slusa6 12Ultefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
STE Yroseife segett Den rSa,mmattDs
03{fo

Stem Dorf, Z, SUM, - gs perlautet,
baB Der 8roseb ge9en Yeter 9. Smeenep
inter Der geoiugung iiitirt tpllroe, bab bic
Stabt 100000 - $15O,OOO baar llnb ben
Neit III 80 2asen = erbalte. Der gta6laB
Sas. S.Smeenep's, aus mel6em bic Sunln1e
besablt merben ioa, beiteht gr0Btentbeils aus
ipertbpoQem @rllnOeigentbnme in bem oberen
Staottbeile. ~ DEM Sernebu1en nad) bat iid
Gmeeb erboten, Der Staht s., ,OOO,O 900 5r be-
3ablen unb ben lnpGlten oer Stabt Iusflnft
iiber alle Augelegenbetten in BEN nod idrue=
benben Yro5eien III aeben. - Sin beiiges
Sournal meloet be3iigiid oeS &eraleid)s nit
Sipeenep, baB bsrielbe nod ntd)t erbgiiltig
abaeid)loiien lit uno mDglid)er gseiie nod,
feblI6iaseu fann, inbem fi6 beSiiglid] bes
9Sertbes BEG an bic StaOt Sll iibertragenbeu
@runOeigeutbums Me!npngsperi6iebenbeiten
erbebeu biirfteu.
NemzYorf, Z. Sllni. - ST. @beeier s.
Bef6an1, Qnlpalt Der Gtabt in ben YroSeljen
gegen ben ySamnlanp= 3ing," beitdtigte beute
bie 4ngabs, pab Der BroSeB gegeu Smeenep
bur6 3ablung bon 100000 gei6lid)tet NOR,
ben lei; er eriuartete, $3.50, 900 beuteNa6mit=
tag Dor 3 llGr nnb eine lpeitere Summe, jcz
bod pabrideinlib nidt ben sansen 9teit
inllerbalb 80 Sagen su erbalten. Sr. Bed
bam beitreitet, oaB irgenbipeife in Dem
@eftdnbuilIe Sneeb's entbaltenem angabsn
belllbt ipurben, Inn benSerglei6 mitSweeneD
s1 beiperflteai9eu. gr iagt, Der @eneralz
Mnpalt meroe, iobalb er BON ieiner 6eiie nad
eem gSeiten Sllriidgefebrt lei, feline @nti6ei=
bung besiiglid3 Sipeeb's 9pplifation I'M Srei=
lafinns abgebeu; er (5r. BedbanD miiie, ipie
biele @ntl6eibung ausfallen peroe, fDnne je<
b0c1 porlGufiQ feline QuSfunfi bariiber qebeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
YerbeerenoeS @etpitter TIT Neu=
lEn0 I0ftA

8oiton, Z. Stunt. Gin beftiges @eipit=
ter 5og gefteru Ibenb iiber bielen Sbeil bon
Woiia6uietts. Sn gtOrtb Saolep, Iaii.,
purbe 5oratio s. 6urb, EN- berporragenber
Biiraer, aui Der Stelle bonn 8libe erIdlagen.
3pei Mrbeiter in ieinem Sabad8felbe lpuroen
81 Soben geld)lagen; bieielben peroen itd) ie@
bod ipieber erboleu. Sn Sitdburg, Maii.,
idlug Der Slit in nnebrere @ebduoe nno be-
i6dbigte bieielben. Sin Dtann purbe perlebt,
Elm Bferb pom Slise cridla9en unb ionfttger
S6aben angeridtet.
YroDibence, 6=S., Z. SUM. benz
iiibliGen 3beile bieleS Staates wllrbe in perz
gansener Gad)t burd eiren 6eftigen @epitter=
regen groBerSd)aben augerid)tet. Ofan id)abt,
baB in Glib &ington 10 3oll 6egen ftelen.
3u 8odp 8roof purben siuei Odmnle fort
gerifien uno cine Strede Ser ygtarraganietter
Sabn" pon etwa 40 SuB 2duge unfabrbar
9emadt.
0erbeerenSer stttrt,t ittt gSeiten.
Smaba, z. Suni.-@in fllrdtbarer Glib
tpeltlturin rpiitbete in per9angener yfadt in
bieler @egeno nnb rtdtete ioipobl in oieer
Stabt, als anf benz 2anbe bebentenben S6az
ben an. Ser Sburm Der @Ongregationaliiteil
Stride nnb Die Stdlle in Der &alerne murben
benlOli:t, piele gdume mnrben ent,purSelt unb
eine llnSabl S6ornlteine iiber ben loauien ae=
worfen. Ser Sturm eritredte fid) 5itlid1 Bis
Soma nnb fiigte beionoerS ben Selegrapben=
ainien betrd6tli6e Seiddbigungeu gu. Die
ndberen @inselnbeiten iinO nod ni9t erlnit=
telt.
Smaba,7 Z. Silni. = Ser Sturm in Der
pergan9enen gtadt serit0rte Die glumenbane
nnb piele fleinere @ebdiloe auf Dem 4usitel=
lunssplate gu Slorencs. Die grobe Sale
murbe entba6t. : Ser in bieier Stabt, iopie
in Yapiaion, Stebr., 9 Meilen iiibpeitli6 bon
bier, angeri6tete S6aOen erreidt einen bebeu=
fpubpn Vptra1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-08
Selegrapbii9s 9epei@e,t.
cSMla1to 9epeiMett

[Seri1te ber mIfiocitr.eu Yreiie' fur ben uDeutide
@orreiponoentena.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-05-31
Dardanelle Institute.
DARDANELLE, ARK,

DARDANELLE, AKk. W. B. MORROW, A, M., PRINCIPAL The Second Session of the present term commences the first Monday in February and closes the last Friday in June.
 Tuition reasonable. Payments quarterly in advance.
 A sufficient number of competent teach. CTS will be employed to meet all demands and no pains will be spared to keep the standard of the school on par with that of the best institutions in the country. For Circulars apply to the Principal. iii-12-2m
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-05-31
CHAMPION MILLS

Merchant Mills, Flouring Mills, Plaining Mills, Wool Factory and Cotton Gin. CASH Paid for Grain.
 COTTON BEsOS. q CO.,, Prop.
 Dardanelle. Arkansas. 19-6m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
The Execution Of Lee.

Salt Lake City, Mar.h 23--At II 4. VI. pre-
cisely Lee MAS bi ought sut upon the scene OF
the massacre at Mountain MeA.!,w-. before the
executing party. and seated on his { fin, about
tweuty-fyet from the shooters.
After Marshal Nelson had concluded he
residing the order OF the Court. at 1924 \. VI.
he asked Lee if he had anything to say before
the execution WAS carried into ch-ct Lee said :
i wish 10 speak to that man pointing To Mr..
FennemOre, who W., fixing hi, canvass near
b. to take Lees photograph preceding the
shooting. Lee calling 10 the artist Feunemure
replied: In a second Mr.. Lee aud. waiting
till the artist a>-ented hi, readiness TO listen,
Lee said: Il want to ask You a favor, | want
you to furnish my three wives each copy Of
the photo -raph (mraning the one being akenl
"a copy Of the same to Rachel, Sarah c. and
Enma b.
Mr. Howard responded for the artist; He
says he will do it. Mr.. Lee
Lee repeated the names over gain careful lly,
saying: Please forward them. lie then !arose
and said -
have but little to say this morning. OF
course i feel that | am upon the brink of etrrn-
ity, and the solemniy Of The eternity should
ret upon Inv mind at the present. have
made out. or ente4soTed to do so. manu-
script and an abridged history Of NV life. Til,
will be published. ] have given ms views
and feelings with regard la all ti.ese things.
feel resigned TO my fate. / feel a. calm AS a
summer morning. ! have done nothing de-
slgntuil wrong NY conscience l. clear be-
fore God AMI man and | am ready to Meet my
Redeemer. This ii is that places me upon
this field. | am not an intidel. | have not de-
MED God or his mercy. am n strong believer
in these things. The most regard is parting
with my family. Many Of them are unproteet-
ed and will be lefl fatherless. When / speak
Of these little ones they touch a tender chord
within me. Here Lees voice falterad per-
esptibly.l | have done nothing designedly
wrong in this affIir. ] used my utmost en-
deayois to save mi, people. | would have Civ
en- worlds. were II at my command. TO have
avoided that calsmity, but could not | an
saeriieed to satisfy the feelings and am used
to CRAFTY the parties. but am ready TO die |
have no fear OF death, it has no terrors. and
no particle of mercy have 1 asked the Court
of officials to spare my life. do not fear DEATH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

en- been treated 20 entertainments where
kelloyy. Bregnoli. Cary. aud an orchestra
have all appeared At the same price as was
charged AZ these concerts Mr.. Peck's
Benefit viii take ullce AprH II. at which
time Mis- Cary will make her first appear
snce Ia this ci Y since her return from
abroad and she will have the assistance of
Miss Kellogg. Theodore Thomas Orches-
ira and Madame E>.ipoE all tor two dol.
lars. aud rearly every ticket j. sold al
ready. which proves that nhon wc have
an cquivatant offered, Nv IN, pric, faed
there i no lack Of buyers do no. intend
To argue that she could have made q com
pany Of such stars pay. bar >nc could
have Al least brought a fresh voice along
With her. fnr W. nave no de-frr Ia hear
our own broken down vucal>t~. much
more. imported ones, vino are but wrecks
OF their Former selves, and cannot secure q
hearing even 10 thair own country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

of Philadelphia. owes his unriyalled success in
the treatment of Pulmonary Diseases
The Palm onic syrup ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lungs; nature throws 1t of by an
easy expect grafton. for when thu phlegm or
mstter i ripe Il slight cough Will throw II of,
the patient has rest AMI the lung begin h eat.
To enable The Pulmanic Syrup 10 do tni,,
Schcuck's Mandrake PIll, and >chenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must BE- freely used g. cleanse
'ir stomach and liver. Sehcnck's Mandrake
III >act on the liver. removing all ohSruct on :
relax the gall bladder. the bile starts freely,
and the liver j. some relieved.
~cbrnck'> S.a Weed Tome l. = gentle slim
ulant aud al .erati'e: the .lNlli " which ID j.
cOmno~t u. mikes with the TODD ami prevent
souriug ii assists tie dige.liun BY tonug ~
The stomach to , healthy condition. - thar the
TODD an The Pumpui' syrup " u make good
blood, then the lung, hest. ani the patient will
surely get wei Il care i taken to prevent fresh
cold.
\ who wish 10 consult DR. Schcuck. either
rer-outly or by letter. can do 80 at hi, princi-
pal Office. corner Of SINH and Arch SIS.
Philadelphia, every Monday.
: htuek', medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
March and April.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
GOEGH IND COEEINN-

A cough, bear in mind, often ends with a
coffin.
But TO quiet ii don't drug your system with
morphine.
HALE's Honey OF FOREGROUND AND TAR,
pure and wholesome,
For all coughs and colds is sovereign balsam.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ! minute.
Is limo
The whole system is kept IN a healthy con.
dtion by taking HUNTS REMEDY. Dropsv
Bright's Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Complaints, Diabetes. Gravel, Incontinence
and Retention Of Urine, Inemperance and
Diseases OF the Urino-Genitsl Organs. are
thoroughly cured by HUNTS REMEDY. and
the person is restored to health.
INPALLIBLE EYE WASH is not injurious.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

Consumption. bronchitis, Chronic
Cough. Bleeding OF the Lungs. Asthma
Sore throat or Chest. and affections of the
lungs and air passages are cured BY DR..
A. j. FIagg's Cough and Lung Syrup
This agreeable remedy can be administer
safety aud certain relief. Prepared only
by DIR. A. J. Flagg * Co.. Claremont'
n H. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
GOODEIL & WATERS, ANERS
Notice Of Foreclosure.

z TT. UKtEL1,
LIZZIE II. SEVERANCE
yETHEREAS Lizzie H. Severance In her own
w right and Winfield s. Severance her hus-
band, 10th OF ellsworth il the COUNTY of Han.
cock, and state OF Maine. BY their NOR tgage deed
dated september 18th. 1873, recorded In Hancock
Registry, Vol lij. Page Isl, conveyed to me the
undersigned, ceI tain lot parcel OF land -tua.
ted ~ sald Ellsworth. and bounded ami descr bed
as follows, to wit:-BegInning at a stake and
stores on the west side OF the road by the snpr.
to the Fails Village, and running at right angles
win saId road to Union RIVER, thence along the
RIVER my feet to the line of Geo. Gross thence
by SAID line to the road thence the road iorty-
SIX feet TO ~ place OF beginning and beng the
same premises conveyed to said Lizzie by >. A
severance by deed recorded in Vol i46, page s.
and whereas the conditions unclaimed in said
mortgage have been broken, | claim ioreclos ure
oil the same and give this notice Tor that purpose
pursuant TO law.
EVERA3D Ii. GREEDY.
Ellsworth, March %, 1871. ywl3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

70 an who suffering from the errors and ~.
di-crettons pi ynrth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss % manhood, So. will send a recipe
that viii care you. FEFE Of CHARGE. This
rcat T,medy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. ssni scraddre-sed envelope
10 lhg REV. JosrrH I. fNMA~. station u. Bible
House, New York CITY. 81 mos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
Chr Cllswortb Amrriran.

3. bHshea every Thursday Morning %; Coomts
ocS, Ellsworth, Ne, by TIE HANCOCK
S0TNFN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms Gc., zee nrst pa-e.
So. 81 FEETHNGIL.i. X o.. la state street
So-taa, .. PARK Row. New srk, ani.5oI Chestnut
SrEeal. fui-tse! pima. our Agents for procuring
adyerti -s.ualts TOR the ANGLICAN in Tie above
elti tt3 autnaTized to contract fol advertising
A. asr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

On account of Ill health | offer for sale
i.st4~ my House and store. At East Surry. also
41lA my stock OF goods in store. The house
Is new and convenient Two story building with
L. ana store attached, and one OF the best CELLAR
III Town. IL IS situated midway between Els.
worth and Snrrv and it is good situation ~ !,
country store. For further particulars ep0ni+e n
the subscriber on the premises, "a
"a, So - A. NJ JARVIS
M - haIch lVth' Iof'. I3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

-'Ihe names oi the COMMITS >lOners an
pointed p VII: Lou-itnl inr IA" purpose
shall be mutually satisfactory To both par
tie. have not yet been made public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
SpttiaI Aotifts.
DIR. schenck,s standard Isemedie.

The stan dard remedies for all diseases Of the
lungs are ScHESck's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, and SCHENCK's
MANDRAKE PILLS, and if taken before the
lungs are destroyed. a speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. J. II. Schenck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

DIR. T. Il. Jack,on's Catarrh SNUFF and
Troche powder Is highly recommended
tor Catarrh, Colds in the head Headac he
Sore threat &c. See Advertisement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
Notice 10 Subscribers.

n, date ON the address hel = eth sHb=cr-
cr- rtper -Aeges the tim, 90 switch ODE su3-eTir-
t3au r. HaIl, and all -aJecUEatI- il arIe-r5 are
requested lo p9y uu as soon as pos. i'la.
ai3 receipt u payments on subscription At Thu
office. "a receipt 7sfsl be prompts -rft DO the sub
SER er, and tie date Ihg adj Label Wli b.
CORRECTED On the next sac @. tho paper
H. 8Tl comm uuieation relating 60 subscription
correspondents are requested 10 state d,
ru-i.i e. ID which The paper Is, .r b. 20 he sent.
AZ rs De c5rctui 10 write ali proper name plyin
ly.
IN directing a change Il si@re.~ always give
tht present address well rs th" uue TO wHiCi.
yoH ssl -l HE laper aiterutIt- sent.
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Freedom Notice

E'oR valuable conside. alton. HI We this day
1 given my son. Arthur Il. White his time dur.
ing his minority and shall claim none OF his earn
lngs, nor pay any bulls OF his contracting after
this date.
HIRAM J. WHITE.
orland. March 10th, 1871 swl3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
Guardians Notice

A LII PERSONS are hereby fed thai INA s,,,,
a senoer Is the legal Guardian ofCalyin i ~
sent aha' sa'd Sargent has ne legal right to do
therefore hereby notified not to trust or harhor
llhi on my account, as shall pay no bills OF his
contracting, and further hereby forbid ali per.
q deal with him in any manner. selling hin, M y
tnihs OF buying his clothes or swapping with him
Al persons disregarding his notice Will disgrace
rigorous law. " "
Ellsworth, Feb. 18th, 1877. III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29
Wanted.

A SMART energetic man. with "A capital of 1909
u 10 2utO dollars to invest in a gbt safe and
profitable business For particulars apply to
MOVES & co
3wlS East sullivan Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

NJ the 2znd, inst. between S. W Harbor and
" Somesyille, Fitch Fur Cape. The finder will
be suitably rewarded By leaving it at the Post
ONCE, IN somes vile; Mr.. Albert W Freeman. s
Parker. 3wia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29

'' 1890 49, ''''' re- '''@
Time - observed = Hoy Week hy the
'"'' '"''' ann inr services are always SOL
e'hh '"d "i very interesting character.
TUE Wt~IEpRp EtFoEM SCHOOL
mana.cmru. ht. been severely criticised
maa, times. which has created con,idera.
bic conment aa,l rc,ul,.l In several nye.-
legations. b,s, Of no avail. Col. >hepb,rI
the Superintendent, b,, somehow u,t,,.cd
the ,a.u.s. so .o harm ba, come 20 him
d.. tN..r h.. g..u .,..n , .,.n..r,l r.,,n,r-
'uc i'r sH5r. thorough examination that
I'D. ''."''A' ''!'- "'' de'iir'i q" have the
'''J Drought "H again tomorrow, and
p -'''' ''''f wa succeed pro 'rA' hiuS
'A. bottom '''.'- I"r Trustees hay" re-
I.'.-'.' ".A '' "'''''i" anu examined
'...' '.'. '"'.'".' "' P"'''"'''H' "' 'he IN
''".''' "". '''I -''"- ma Always pee"
H'' "'''' d" l+' ''l'' '> " u" u'l' ~ al
'"Ns'' ''' +h't '"-i''iL'"' cons Fuehtiy
my came ~ 'd' '''I 'ihe AA'isu'd 'hht
'''' ''''"'' "'i' Exaggerated an" Tue Of
~ els A'' "'d 'h'F F"N- bn' thtTe J. con-
te' u'rh revealed ana II The investigation
J. thorough There vi" he some Startling
'.''''P,' n.y. "hl1h "li' result IN the az :
f''"'.A'"' "' q "3" super !n''"Hr"'.
IlIE REVIVAL WORK
f., B ,,aD. a, carried ON -, IN, .r,brrnacle
anal the Tyae,,,ie,I cbitr,l.. 4. pro,rr...
is,. well. and one rood tc,tur. of the work
j.. The. t,.t.,l,a. all ,h,. rn.,tip.,. throughout
s...-,.r .,,r.,.I,.I f.,, b.l.r.. tin. r,n..ro,rl.
4 - ,,,.p.I even when IN. bu,Idin, j..
a.,itn r..,,....,,, ,,b..b ,-,y.. maj rh,r.
d. indeed q, or,tr RELIGIONS Interest. I'm,
Wa h,u.d TOR. although the p,,t week ma,
been the most promising OF any, AMI some
d's 'It inquiry "oIN mas oech very III
'"Ie'InS ana many conversions nave TAX
th pace tHpeciA!y among Tue uEuhkAfue
indeed this held Of labor presents most
hopeful aspect And Mr.. Moody and his CO.
W"ihrr' express great Satisfaction win
The advance made ia tins direction but 1t
c4nHO, ~ denied thN the religious a.
m"spheIe Is not what ma been hoped II
"'"d be-. . 'tft" n''' ..' 'r 81 the con
&tr-a,I'h' oe."- maze "P'''deht'y oil pe"-
n" VINO come ohl oil curiosity 10 see and
near the famous preacher ana SINGER.
y good / bclu- done among the 10" ana
d"-FAde'l oi tHe cty' Ont the better classes
are Ho' ocl"- qH.'"rhed INTO the uNIhe
lie - ihey should De-
TIE GEEAT HALL
which +, Ia TAX. rl,c,. in Nu.i, Han on
the evening Of April oh, the proceeds Of
which Will be used TO swell The fund fortbe
preservation of the O,I South Church. bid.
far To- equal in point Of elegance the GRAND
centennial ball which took place last wear.
Il Viii undoubtedly be the event of thr
season. aud none OF the leaders of Boston
Society will feel that thew can afford to saw
alterwari, that they did not 20 so it viii
OF course be great success. The tickets
are selling rapiiiy At 81. s. and 50. The
front row ot HI Ia the hairoly has been
reserved g.! ...l.-, alone for the purpose
oi ADDING 10 tHe bIi.ii-ncy OF the scene !
| uAique >tIle of ticket has been printed,
40 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-29


i'r a'Ihsia. and three for conviction. ~.e-
onI fti4I wa. o. a on the same indictment in
S...+ f>-.s 81, ,,....,. court .nt Dor. ,t.,
"'
'"'N' 'A.l-'' resulting h Nefil't 81 -uh'-
L. w-~ tHeu .ureue.d 10 De- shot on January
an -. choosing. tina, t,,,tl.. ,fe~er,ti.,, tl.
..-..
law 't '''i t.'''"'. 'lii- party cfpH'iiN ''h-
NlHfUl 'a choose thH Wpia ui his death. On sn
i,,,... .5 3D.. ~u.rr,ns Court Of me Territory.
..
%, '' '' '''' ~ - 'o''' '''-
81 1t i+e January term In $50 and the sem
tone. uf the bower Court was rierCl To Dee Ell
'' 10 . .-' 't..I. ID 'i TT lH iN'' JuHSe b'I'-
'''' ''' p . Wv
tN".u''A AI''r ~+h.rh'' 81 "rfth had been
pa--al u-aa L.. in : pr SO, Dee msi' g "a
.-.t.-.-f .-, ,,-rf-... If l.. t,,-,..i,,.,,, %. .t
y ''''..'." VI '.I" massacre "A'1h u"'u"i'h '
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