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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

/ The schools In district No. Is will
commence on Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Fine weather for harvesting. and
bountful harvests.
Bangor Reform Club, will deliver a tenn
persnce lecture at Hancock Hall, this
"wednesday evening.
An excursion from Ellsworth to Blue
hill. accompanied by the Emerald Band. ia
in order for Thursday. With good weather,
this cannot fail to be pleasant occasion.
The schools in Dist. No 3 will begin
Monday. Sept 10 and in Dist. No Is Tues
dsy, Sept. IL.
led a Caucus for the nomination of Cam
dldate for Representative to the Legisa-
ture, on Friday, at ? IL O'Clock p. NJ.
We learn that Mr. Eldridge Of Dexter.
will open tin & Stove Store, next week,
at Tracy & Peters old Store.
A heavy hail storm il reported on
Monday afternoon, in Penobscot Bay.
The decks of vessels were covered with
hail stones 10 the depth OF several inches.
F. \. Dutton caught last week so
Wild pigeons, which he sold readily at y
cts. a piece. They are very scarce this
season.
Martin Laughlin OF Great Pond. was
brought before the Municipal Court on
Tuesday. charged with shooting John
Haynes. The evidence against him was
nearly as heretofore stated in this paper
Judge Wiswell was of the opinion that
there was probable cause to believe the
prisoner guilty, and ordered him TO find bail
Ia the sums OF $500 for his appearance
al the Oct. Term of the S. j. Court in this
County. Haynes, In the opinion OF his
physicians. Will probably recover. as all
the symptoms are favorable.
A statement OF the affairs Of Messr..
Hal, Brothers, was made TO meeting of
their creditors on Saturday night The
total amount OF their liabilities Is 1921 900
OF which $4,000 is unsecured. The
amount OF their assets. has not been es-
;imAted. and at the present time it !. dli-
hcult 10 place an accurate value upon them.
a proposition ha- been made By them
for a composition with their creditors.
quite a number have already accepted,
aud others have the matter under advise.
ment. The amount proposed to be paid
by them is ten per cent. In this com
munity there is felt strong desire
that the firm may be relieved OF their
embarrassment. and continue their bust
ness.
An Exchange says ths, the special
Pension Agent, who was examining the
pensioners in this County, week or two
since, Will recommend dropping from the
lists some fifty names OF persons, whom be
thinks not entitled TO pensions
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iu. but afser . number Of only partially satsfac-
tory attempts to find the seat Of the malady, the
difficulty was snrmounted, the shrunken limbs
began to regain the r normal size. the sleeping
nerves were aroused to action again, the wasted
muscles grew. flesh covered the neshiess bone
and DIR. Rhodes found himself perfect man in
every respect sound in every limb, healthy, ro-
bust and vigorous. He has for several years past
given to sufferers from paralysis the benefit Of
this happy experience, and has extended this
method Of treatment, with equally gratifying sue
cess, to other forms Of brainal and spinal diseas
e.-such as epilepsy, apoplexy. commissions, ny
sierra, melAneholia, and the like. His cures
no numbered by scores and there genuineness
atfested by the best OF stimony. There lie moth
ing of qusckery about his methods, as a call at
THE HOME AND RETREAT
will demonstr to any " no may desire to secure
for themselves or their friends the advantages OF
such . resort. They will fad handsome man.
sion in pleasant, secluded and fashionable part
of the city organized in the most efficient inner
and eondue ted to secure all the benefits OF a
hospital, and at the same time retain all the char
aeterfstics Of q home. SO large q number OF ap-
pcAat. have sought admissio to this excellent
Institution during the past year that Dr Rhodes Is
now engaged In endeavoring to secure larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined the institution and observed
the details of its internal nomy, would
recommend IL as one of the best resorts open to
sufferers from any of the maladies above emu.
meIated. ISL
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fohIlAND, sept. 4.
Among the large arrivals for the fair, is
pork packers exhibition, exceeding In vari-
ETY. and magnitude any ever had In Maine
Five hundred ard forty Stalls are filled
with cattle; the Jerseys leading 10 number.
There is a fall representation OF the best
families of short horns and Holstein. The
horse stalls are also filed. The formal
opening was held at IL this forenoon in
the tenlhrected in the middle OF the grounds.
The ceremonies were witnessed by a very
large number of farmers. Gov. Connor
was introduced and received with great ap-
plause.
GOV. CoNNoR's WELCOME
He said, 1t gives me great pleasure to be
present at this meeting of the farmers of
New England. To the citizens of our sis
ter states extend in the name of the Com
monwealth of Maine s cordial aud heart
felt greeting. The people of the old pine
State receive you with outstretched hads.
GEN. BURNsIpE's RESPONSE
Gen. Burnside followed with few well
chosen remarks, in which he thanked the
gentlemen present for their welcome add
ing that be came to be instructed and not
to speak. ExGov. Perham also made
few appropriate remarks, closing the
morning exercises.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

The advertiser, a retired Physician. having
providentially discovered, while a Medical Mis-
slonsry In Southern Aeia, avery simple vegeta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh
and all throat and lung aiectious.-sso, pos
hive and radical specific for Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all Nervous Complaints
feels il his duty To make 1t known to his sufe r
ing fellows. Actusted by this motive, he will
ehecrfull send (free Of charged 10 all who de-
sire IL, the recipe for preparing. and null direc
tions fsr successfully using, this provide ntiaily
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves Of the benefits OF this discoy'
cry without cost, can do so by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp naming paper,
DIR. CHARLES L. MARSHALL,
s. Niagara Street.
lNA3 Buffalo, Y. Y.
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The Greenback Convention.
A Nv Y.

mass meeting of the Greenbackers Of
Saturday last.
/ The number in the Hall may have reached
ljQ persons. but 1t is doubtful II there were
/ present twenty voters, who vii! suppor,
the ticket nominated. Curiosity brought
most there, while there was also quite a
-sprinkling Of Democratic bell -wea,hers ;,
anxious that heir nominees should be en-
dorsed
! On motion OF Horace Davis of Ellsworth,
Hamilton Joy, Esq, was called 10 the
/ Chair.
| Mr.. JOY. on taking the chair, said that
Il might be regarded as inconsistent for
him, who had heretofore acted somewhat
/ prominently in the Democratic party to
/ preside over such a convention. But his
/ feelings and sympathies on the matter OF
the currency were now with the Greenback
party, and for the future he intended to
support no man for public office, who was
not in 3 measure identified with those who
advocated q reform In currency,
On motion OF Horace Davis OF Ellsworth,
the call for the Convention and the plat
form of the Independent Greenback party
OF Hancock County. was then read.
On motion Of Horace Davis OF Ellswort b,
the platform read was adopted as embody-
ing the sentiments OF the Greenback party,
| OF Hancock County.
On motion of Horace Davis Of Ellsworth,
IL was voted TO select candidates for County
office by nomination from the floor.
| On motion of Horace Davis Of Ellsworth.
O. c. Donneil of Franklin, and Andrew P.
Goodsle of Ellsworth, were nominated as
candidates for senators.
On motion of Horace Davis Of Ellsworth,
Levi B, Wyman OF Ellsworth was declared
the nominee for Clerk of Courts
The vote was doubted by Thos- Mahan
OF Ellsworth. who said he wanted the NOM
nations independent, but Horace Davis
shouted, That's only iun, and the con-
trary minded had no chance to vote.
On motion OF Horace Davis OF Ellsworth
willard c. White of Orland, was nomina-
ted for Co. Commissioner
Ga motion Of Horace Davis of Ellsworth.
aalbury Kingman of Msriaville was NOM
mated for Register Of Deeds.
On motion of Horace Davis of Ellsworth.
Luther Lord of Surry was nominated as
County Treasurer.
On motion of Horace Davis of Ellsworth,
Lemuei T. Dorr of Bucksport was nomina-
ted for Sheriff.
On motion of Horace Davis OF Ellsworth,
Chas. Ii. Davis of Ellsworth was nomius-
ted as a candidate for Representative to the
Legislature.
Ch2s. Ii. Davis is son of Horace Da-
Wis of Ellsworth.
On motion OF Horace Davis Of Ellsworth.
n. X. Sawyer. Esq. of Jacksonville. Flor
ida. was invited to address the Convention.
Mr.. Sawyer took the stand and spoke at
some length on matters and things in gen.
eral. 10 his paper. he said he was advo-
eating specie resumpt ion. but he had be-
come convinced that there was something
out Of joint and radically wrong about our
cnrrency-that Treasurer Spinner thought
SO foo-that the finance question was Q
difficult and intricate one-thst it tasked
the mlghtiest intellects of the leaders of.
both parties. and that even Daniel Web
ster confessed it unfathomable.
He wished the Convention success in
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATToNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
NJ. and "A P. NJ. Sabbath school In the sfteI.
noon.
DEMONSTRATING at 2;l5 and .P. NJ
Sabbath School at L. n.
USTTARIAS.-SaobsthS School at II As AM
Preaching at 10 80 4. NJ. and 80 2. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at z. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING al and : 2. M
Sabbath School at Z. NJ.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
days at O'Clock. Z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
EPIsCoPAL.-Seryices at Baptist Church
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and T. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETISG-eVery sun
day ct Z. NJ. Hall next TO Reform Club
Room Coombs' Block.
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West TFeuISa.
The Sunday School concert held in
Union Hall last evening, brought togeth-
er large number Of people. The hall
was completely filed. aud for two hours,
the interest was so great. that the scores
of people who were Obliged to stand dur
ing all that time. gave no signs OF weari-
ness, or of decrease Of interest.
The exercises commenced. by reading
the Scriptions in concert. followed with
responsive reading. and prayer. The ex-
ercises of the evening were under the d.
rection of X. K. Thompson. EsQ., for
many years. the popular Superintendent
OF the School. assisted by several very
efficient teachers.
The programme was we'll arranged,
and admirably adapted TO the occasion.
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The sabbath School Association, EN-.
bracing all the Sabbath Schools In Sedg-
wick, Brooklin ard Bluehill, viii meet at
North Sedgwick, on Tuesday. Sept. IL, at
10 O'Clock A. VI. A programme has been
prepared OF topics for discussion, which
will be interesting 90 all engaged In Sab
bath school work. There will be two ses.
sious, morning aud noon, and picnic din
ner during the recess. The friends at
North Sedgwick will endeavor to make the
qualification of the physical nature as en-
joyabIc a possible, but the object of the
Association concentrates the interest In the
intellectual a. d moral nature. IL is hoped
that not only AL he sabbath Schools viii
be fully represented. but that all others in-
terested IN Christian work will avail them
selves OF this opportunity to spend a day
at this beautifully quiet retreat. Should
the day be stormy the meeting will be held
the next pleasant day.
Rev. J. IL. Taylor who Is residing here
now has SO far regained his health as to be
able To preach every Sabbath morning.
The attendance at the sabbath services has
been very good. and it Is hoped that the
resumption OF these privileges will lead TO
permanent good.
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Fire and Loss of Life.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.

VI" Uhh. s1tIH. Z.
The fire at Hale's piano factory was not
so destructive 10 human life as at first
supposed. Up to late hour this AFTER
noon only four inquiries for missing have
been made as follows. John kempret aged
81, vxrnisher on the sth floor. Edward
Bish OF Williamsburg. George Garbe and
John Kentch of New York. Jacob Kline
reported missing has appeared. but Al
bert Lee was probably burnt. a list OF
employees Is being prepared.
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Serensde 10 Hon. ]. n. Williams

hNHNs IA' StIl0- Z.
The only political demonstration OF the
present campaign, took place in this city
to Knight, It being the visit of the Zouaye
companies OF Portland aud Brunswick. to
extend a complimentary serenade to Hon.
Joseph II. Williams. democratic candidate
for governor.
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important Patent Case.
BALTIMoRE. Md. Sent

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 4.
The case Of John Winslow Jones OF
Portland, Me, against Louis McMurray Il
Co. of Baltimore, was taken up in the
United States Circuit Court to-day. Jones
claims that under patent he has the ex-
elusive right to can corn, and all other
packers should pay a royalty. The patents
have recently been reissued and Interests
OF vast magnitude, in which sill packers Of
green cora in the United States are inter
ssted, depend upon the result of the suit
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their efforts to promote the good OF their
fellow citizens. and after some graceful
and pleasant personal illusions, concluded.
Horace Davis OF Ellsworth applsuded
vigorously, and on motion of Horace
Davis Of ellsworth, the Convention ad g.
journed.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellswsrth Pert.
Wednesday, Aug. 20.
CLEARED.
Sch Panama, Mfliken, Boston.
Sch vandaha Belts, -.
Thursday. Aug. 30.
ARRIVED.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant Portland.
Sch Harvey, Grant, Rockiand.
CLEARED.
Sch senator, Grant Boston.
Sch 0hyeoranch, Whitaker, 0Rondout.
Friday, Aug. 81.
ARRIVED.
sch voIant, Patteu, Boston.
Sch Dexter, Potter. Boston.
Sch Abigail Haynes, Mazrall. Boston.
Sch Fair Wind, LockhAIt, Boston.
sehdAgenorv. Hutchins. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Minneola, Fullerton. Boston.
sch Ceres, Murch, Boston.
Sch Bangor, Jordan, Calais.
Sch Dolphin. Young, Bangor.
Saturday, Sept. l.
ARRIVED.
Sch westerloo. Whitaker, Lynn.
Sch Morgan. Lord, Fall River.
Sch Ouonto, Hammond, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Forester, Jordan, Boston.
Monday, sept. J.
ARRIVED.
sch Fardealer, Dodge. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Storm Petrol, Davis, Boston.
Sch Arboreer, Clark. Boston.
Sch Harvey, Grant, kockland.
Tuesday, Sept. I.
ARRIVED.
Sch Capt. John. Matthews, Boston.
Sch Florence, Antony, -.
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HEN THE BLOSSOMS Co YER Us DARLING.
This Is the name of another of the popular
Charlie Bakers new songs can be had from auy
music dealer in the United States or fro,, ~.
puohsner' =. W. Helmick, No. 80 West Fourth
Street. Cincinnati O., by sending IS cents.
When the blossoms cover us darling
With their bloom of white and gold.
And our faces are hid from each otI,er
In the church yard, so white and 40 cold
or the many dear ones who will never
See our faces or greet US again.
Are there any kind hearts In that day. love.
Who will think of US, care for US thenf
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State Teachers Association.

The standing committee OF the State
Teachers Association. will hold meeting
In the Biddeford High School building,
Friday and Saturday next. Essays will be
read by Mrs. c. c. Rounds of Pennington,
Miss Jennie Hodgden of Pennington, G.
A. Robertson of Augusta. G. B. Files OF
Augusta and Prot. c. A. Smith of Bruins
wick.
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The kcely motor was tried recently
IN Philadelphia Ia the presence Of sever
Al scientific gentlemen. Two or three
gallons OF water were forced into the ma
chine. agd then air was forced IN by means
ot lever, with pressure Of five to ten
pounds. The power j. made from water
aud air aud j. claimed 10 be sufficient 10
drive an engine. Napor iformed. Tor ced To-
10 theicondcnsIng apparatus, and thence in
Ia the engine. With 6 l-2 pounds air
pressure, the gauge indicated BOO pounds
To the inch. aud then Goo the third
trial. On the fourth II Hired a large lever
Iwe.ghed) registering 5000 pounds dead
weight. The yaPor was turned into az ex
pulsiou chamber, aud the cap flew of
with a report Ike rifle. Tightening halt
those present. Lastly, five-horse pow
er engine with 3 1 Inch stroke and twenty :
four inch fy-whrel. was driven at 630 rev.
olutious 10 the minute. The skeptical en-
gineers, ii is reported, were convinced
thar the power vas there and that Il could
BE- applied. The present machine cost
SD 900.
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Lewiston Republican Nomina ton.

LEWISTON. Me, sept. 4.
AT the Lewiston Republican Caucus this
evening, the following gentleman were
nominated candidates for representatives
in the Legislature. 6. II. Pillsbury, A.
n. Jones and ]. 5. Garcelon.
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Democratic Representatives.

BIDDEFoRD, Ne, Sept. 4.
The Democratic city caucus last evening.
nominated Harden Taylor and Joshua
Moore, Representatives TO the Legislature
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For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, IN
iarrh. throat ami lung diseases; also, sure
relief and permanent CURE Tor general debility,
Dyspepsia ard all nervous affections by sim
pie vegetable medicine. which cured yeneTa-
BILE MISSIONARY physician who was long resi-
dent Of Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this valuable specific to thousand, Of Kin
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
Cts nd be now feels II his sacred Christian
duty 10 impsrt 10 others this wonderful uyig-
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,
Greely Block. Syracuse. y. \
6mosjQ iP. y. Box Io
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Will of Brigham Youno.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 4
Brigham YoUng's will was read to the
family yesterday. An estate of two mil
lions lie divided equally among II wives
and "A children. the division 10 be made
when the youngest child becomes of age,
which will be - years hence.
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The Ohio Republican papers see m d

The Ohio Republican papers see IN dis
posed to NEE, the question of resumption
fairly. The Toledo Blade says; There
Is no royal road to . revival of prosperity.
Inc ola old say, that is marked by econo-
ny. seif-sacrince and prudence is the only
sosa 70 wealth. The man who teach e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

The house and farm buildings OF Joshua
W. Sawyer, at Sear5aro, were burned
this noon. Cause unknown. Twenty
tons Of hay, and considerable grain was
consumed. Loss about 5000, partially
insured
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you rlsiI or leave the City of NEW YORK.
save annoy Ance and expense Of carriage hare and
stop al the q - n - UNION HOTEL. OPP
posFle the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over Du elegantly furnished rooms, and is niteI
ny at expense Of over ss,o 90. Elevator, steam
Aad all nsoiei n improvement. European fian.-
Thr hEnTAl - ANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms supplied with the best tho mar.
ksk can furnish The cuisine l. unsuTpas sed
Rooms for single persot, 81, ei-Sd, and q PSr
day rich suites families prOpOrtionateiy low,
Ihat visitors 10 the city and travellers can live
mors lGxuriously. for less money, at The GRAN u
UNION. ihan at any other nrsL class Hotel IN the
euy. stages aud cars pass The Hotel every min
uIs Tor ali parts OF the eIsy.
lJsl C. b. 4 W. -. GARRISON, Managers.
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Annual Episcopal Convention.

PORTLAND. Me, sept. I.
The Maine Annual Episcopal Conven-
ton met here to-day, Bishop Henry a
Nicely presiding. Ten parishes were rep
resented. Rev. II. Washburn preached
the convention sermon.
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Fire.

The story and half dwelling OF John +.
Lamont Al Turner's Island Cape Elizabeth,
was burned this morning Valued at
$500 insured 500. \ portion of the furni-
ture saved. Insurance on furniture $500.
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Business Notices.

Doyou want TO save your children, II you
do. go to q. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the sures,,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for y cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by F.ssenaen & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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Ellsworth, Charles ii. Davis.
NiaaictpaI Court Term.


Isaac Mace Robert Gerry.
Thi, was an action to recover pay for
driving logs in 1876. There were three
lots OF logs-oue above the Bog Dam In
No 80. one at Indian Camp Brook in Am
herst, and one at Frosts Brook In Maria
Vile. Mace claimed 40 cents per NJ for
driving the upper lot, ~ cents for the sec
ond lot and 6 cents tor the third. Gerry
denied that Mace had anything to do with
the second and third lots, and claimed that
he was 10 pay only 80 cents for the first
lot. Mace claimed 500 a. due. while
Gerry claimed he only owed SIS.
II appeared Gerry put one man on for
three DAYS. The Court thought the testi-
mony preponderated on Mace's side and ar
ter deducting for the man Gerry put on.
awarded judgment In favor OF Mace, for
s95.9
Hale & Emery for Mace Re,iman
for Gerry.
Bracket G. Treadwell. Eben \. S;o.
yer.
This Was an action OF trover for bar
ness. Treadwell said he lent the harness
to Slower In 1875. 10 use In driving down
from NariavIlle. and that Slower agreed to
send Ii back by the Stage driver, but tina,
he never did. and when asked for the har
ness, refused to give it up. Slower said
the harness was Thrown in As part OF a
horse trade. and Was thus sold TO him, liz
stead OF lent.
The Judge though. the preponderance o;
evidence TO be In favor OF Treadwell, and
awarded Judgment In his favor for the val
ue OF the harness.
Hale * Emery for Peters for
Ireadwell. Slower.
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The nomination OF Mr.. Hiram ID.
Coombs. as Representative from the class
ed Districts OF Franklin, Sullivan. Goulds-
boro. Eastbrook &c, is = strong one and
we think will receive the hearty support
OF all Republicans. lie Is worthy Cit.
zen. capable, Intelligent and will make an
excellent Representative.
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Portland Republican Representatives

The Republicans OF Portland. nominal
ed TO night for Representative. to the Leg
islaturs Jacob S. WinsiUw, jacob Jackson
Joseph A. Locke, Gen. {. Littiedeld and
Charles Mclaughlin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

DO you want TO be cured OF Dyspepsia. con-
s,ipaiiou. Piles and all diseases of the stom-
aeh, Bowels and Liyer' II you do, 40 to q. A.
Parcher's and get bottle OF wiggin's Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 20 cents a bottle, or sent by mail on receipt
Of prize. Prepared by wiggin & 20. Rocklsnd,
Me
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Peters for
Slower.

Many ofthe visitors TO this place have
already len, aud more are preparing TO
follow the present week. The number or
guests n the hotels has been larger than
any previous year. aud the island has
greatly increased in popularity.