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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
General News.

The United States Treasurer has de-
cided that the old copper cent Is not and
never was "a legal tender.
The report that Theodore Tlton ana
his wife had become reconciled is contra
dicted.
The first book printed on this continent
was in Cromberger, in Mexico In ioli'
The first book in our own country was the
Bay Psalm Book. Ia 1910, at Cambridge.
by stephen Dsye.
A Catholic priest named Blo"nIer - IN
Tail at Elmira. \. Y. Tor refusing t" ans
wer query of the court. He stands on
profes sional privilege. aud not on church
discipline.
john q. Whittier reaches the age OF
three score aud ten on the 18th, and some
OF the most noted American poets pay hlm
the tribute OF a garland of song
OF the two hundred aud seventy thou
sand voters in Kentucky ninety thousand
cannot read. aud more than forty thousand
OF the men who cannot read are whites.
Peter B. Sweeny sailed from New
York for Europe the ltth. hav,iip settled
with the citv 10 the amount of 500 900 for
his ring thiesing. He expects to return
soon on lecturing tour.
The Burlington Iowa Hawkeye says
that they are now calling the dollar of the
fathers the Nevada Moon" but just why
It is uusble to tell, unless it i because It
has it> four quarters. or Because 1t is so va
riable. or because of the lunscy of its ad-
yocates.
i, throws some ll.'ht on the quantity
Of whiskey drank in Richmond. Va. to
read that the bsr-room bell punchc, IN that
city have collected el5 .00O tax la about
two months Press.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1877.
CITY Affairs.

Something has got to be done about our
Municipality. There has got to be radi- /
cal change of some kind in our manage
ment of City Affairs. Our school houses
are disgrace to Us. Our schools have
none Of the help aud improvement that are
universal everywhere else. Our streets
are 4 continual reproach to us. Our
bridges are worse than our streets. |
The Main bridge in the heart OF the el's
is swaying, bouncing. rickety swing OF
wooden strinsers. While our houses are
of wood and one whole side OF Nam street
aud also OF Water Street are tinder boxes,
we have but two engines, and those haha
engines of old pattern. tLuckily however
we have two splendid companies.) The
Falls Village is wholly IMPROVED. Our
sidewalks are allowed to be covered with
ice and snow, and so useless for three or
four menths OF the year.
All the time, taxes are high, and the
CITY debt steadily increasing. The debt
Is now nearly Sl00 600. We don't charge
this on the present officers OF the CITY
though at some other time we may
criticise them. We don't think mere
change OF officers or of parties Will RENE
DIV the evil. We don't think calling man
Republican or Democrat means much df-
ference In his wisdom for City affairs. On
the other hand, partissnship is one cause OF
the present evils. SO long as the only ell
fort made by citizens is to put Republicans
or Democrats in City office We shall have
trouble in City affairs. Neither party will
dare tax. or do any other unpleasant nee
essary thing.
But a great cause of the evil IS our cum
bersome, irresponsible system of govern
ment. The Mayer has no control over any
officer except the Marshal. The Mayor
and Aldermen have no more. The street
Commissioner eau go his own gait without
hindrance, and leave the Mayor to take the
curses. The overseers OF the poor can ex :
pend monev. and run up debts, without
control by the Mayor or Aldermen. The
Chief Engineer runs the fire department
independently. aud no where is there any
responsibility to the officers whom we have
meant to put over the whole.
We think too that il has become appar :
and obstacle to efficient and vigorous ac-
tion. While they hsyeIuo share in the ad-
minstrative duties, their concurrence Is
made necessary in so many matters, that
prompt and decisiye measures are impossi-
BILE. 1t is difficult TO get n quorum together,
and so. many matters wait month after
month for the necessary concurrence. In
the meabtime persons interested, become
impatient. and scold the Mayor and Alder
men, who are as impatient and helpless as
they.
We suggest two remedies for the evils
upon Us. lst,-abolish the Common Coun-
Gil and give the Mayor and Aldermen the
power of appointing, supervising and re-
moving all subordinate officers. Then if
anything goes wrong We shall know. the
Mayor and Aldermen are responsible. aud
they cannot eyade responsibility. 2d.
Throw partisanship away in city matters.
Select the Mayor snd Aldermen as We
would our lawyer, doctor. tailor, or grocer.
Then tellthem TO tax fight and emanci-
pate till these evils are removed.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
New Magazines.

PeterSon's Magazine for January Is the
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Litters Liring Age. Among the note
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Hon. W. L. Gladstone; The Murder of Thomas
a Beckett. by james Anthony Froude; The
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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Patterson (Dem.) on Thursday last. was
seated as "a member of ithe House from
Colorado by vote of ll6 to ITO. 1t was
the occasion of one OF the most exciting
contests that the House has ever known,
the session continuing from Il till O'Clock
in the evening. At the close OF the debate
there was frs vote upon the report of
the minority of the Committee that Belford
(Rep) WAS entitled to scar. IL was de-
fealed by IA strict party vote. Then there
was a vote upon tue mai'rity resolution
that there had been 30 valid election,
which WAS reicr,rd-yeas. ll6; nays, III.
alter which Pate >on was seated.
In regard to the election OF Patterson
aud Belford, the Boston Journal makes
the following statement:
In October. 1870 the new State Of Colorado
held it, first elciion. ri " hich time both parties
voted for candidates for the balance OF the iith
Congress and the 45ih Congress. The vote
wa, a full one aud Belferd (Republ,ean) had
majority Of about 1000 votes. Beaten nj thi>
election. il occurred 10 the defeated cands-
date, Patterson. to hold sn election of h. own.
Accordingly on the day OF the PTe-Ideniisl
chosen by the legislature in Colorado MI.
Patter>on's friends in few cOuntie, held an
irregular election. at which Patterson re-
ceiycd a few hundred votes. The clecton IN
October was held pursuant To provision oi
the Constitutional Convention which PROVIDED,
in ease of The adoption of the Constitution by
the people. for An election of state officers anu
members of Congress. The Democrats now
hold that inasmuch n the Legislature OF the
State did not fix the time OF eiecttng Congress
men. the election must be held al the time
fixed bv Congress, namely. the rrst TUESDAY
after the first Monday in November. They,
there fore. hold that the october election was
Illegal The Republican, claim. and sueh j
the opinion OF senator Edmunds, that lnashueh
a. there could be- no legislature TO nix the date
of the election, the Constitutional Convention
sustained the relation OF a legislature TO the
new State in fixing the date of the first State
election. The fact that the friend. Of Mr.. Fat
[ ter,on raised ne objection to holding the elec-
ton Of Congressman in October. but put i"rth
every effor. to secure his election at that date,
/ goes TO prove that the question If llegslty was
/ an after thought born OF their defeat.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
state News.

Postal clerks are to be uniformed amer
the twenty filth OF the present month
These are ,he shortest days inthe year;
the sun rises at 72S and sets at i.2s.
The saw mills on Machias river closed
operations foI 1877 week before last.
The fishing interests in the vicinity OF
Portland have realz d Sl00,O00 less the
past year than formerly.
Senator Blaine is going to the Hot
Springs IN Arkansas. and will be accom-
panied by ex-secretary Robeson.
The winter term of the Maine Wesley
an Seminary has opened with l20 students.
al adyaacc over any winter tor several
years.
Henry L. Blake. a highly respected
citizen OF Augusta, f.ll dead OF heart dis
ease iu the street. on Wednesday evening.
He was 60 years old.
The deposits in the Camden savings
bank will be reduced - per cent. and the
bauk will resume business.
Herring are coming In quite plenty AZ
Eastport. The fishermen at Head Hatbor
I are getting a good catch. The price this
I season has started at 60 cents a bundled.
Only week before his death Hon.
/ John H. Burlci.h gave sllo0 to wipe out
] =
/ tional church.
All the Name Congressional delegates.
except Senator Blaine. will come home 10
spend the holiday recess.
| The dwelling house, l. aud barn OF
Capt. jacob O. Wilson, al Mlbridge. was
! burned Dec }. Loss sls00. Insured in
| Home y. \. for $1,000. Capt. ". was not
al nome al the time OF the fire.
thorizcd 10 -cll the condemned arms aud
equipments belonging to the State, for
/ $50 per set. 10 persons in the State, who
compose military companies.
james Clark, aged 80, who has been in
the soldiers Home. near Augusta. for six
yc.r>. while Ia a III fell from a bridge on
the Home grounds on Tuesday. aud Was
Growucd Ia stream made up II waste
wafer from the reservoir.
In Belfast lately, trouble arose between
atcacher aud scholar. and the former sued
the latter. The court decided that teach
, er hA- the same right over hi> pupils. IN
school. mat a parent has over his children,
The will of the Rev. Daniel Austin
who died recently at kittcry Point, be.
queath- g. oJO 10 Harvard College. $50.
TO Antioch College. 5000 TO Austin Acad
emy. aud 500 10 the Masonic Grand Lodss
Va -
Henry /. feAo"s oil Boston, was 10
MAthiAN the - INST His present tril
east : m ihe interest OF the Propeller
h'lie hn'Sht' which q, To ran one trip d
week between Boston and Calais, teuchins :
Al south West Harbor. Millbridye. Jones
port, Naohiasport and Eastport.
A threc-story brick dye-house was
burned iu Bidlrfurd the l2th inst |, ne.
ct>>iiafcd IN" shutting down OF large
part ~ the miii>. oue hundred men were
thrown out of rmo!oyment. but should the
weather be suitable. The mills viii be run
hln- again very soon. The loss ~as about
60 poo; fully insured.
Senator Blaine's illness Is reported IA
hay. left him materially unebtng. In
V-.cr. manner and nervous action. There
/. tt,fhIH, II.tIr-. ,bour him auJ No ii, i,,
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Special Aotifes.
THE AMOUNT OF TEsTI.

NONS In favor OF DR.. Schenck's Pul.
monic syrup, as cure for Consumption, far
exceeds all that can be brought 10 supper.
ths preten>ions Of any other medicine. SEE
Dr. schenck's Almanac. which can be had o.
any Druggist, free of charge, containing the
certificates OF many person, OF the highest re-
spect.bilty. who have been restored to health
after being pronounced incurabe by physic.
ians OF acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pull.
monic syrup alone has cured many. rs these
evidences will snow; but the cure i often
promoted by the employment OF two other
remedie. which DR.. >ch-nck provides for the
purpose. These add tiOnal remedies are
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. BY the time ly use of these medicines,
according 10 direction, DR.. Schenck certiies
that most any case OF Consumption may be
cured. Every mOmekt of delay makes YOUR
cure more difficult, and all depends on the
udcious choic of remedy. Schenck's Man.
drake Pills are an agreeable aud safe cure
jfor Consumption caused by billiousness aud
also for sallow complexion and coated
tongue. There is no better remedy for dis
orded stomach and all the evils resulting
thereirom. DIR. Schenck's is professionally
at his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
Streets, Pbiladelpha, every Monday. where
sll letters for advice must be addressed
Schenck's Medicines are for sale by all
Druggists. Dec
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

"knowled.e i power" and we pub
lish this to inform you that if You wish
"a sure and certain remedy for Heart
Disease, Nervousness, Slecplcss Nights
aud General Debility, caused by an ov-
er cNcriion of the system, attended with
sluggish action of the Heart, We convey
to you the hnoricdge and YOU can exert
the Po,rey To relieve yourself by u.Ing
Dr. Graves HEART REGULATOR, a
grand preparation To accomplish the
above results. Send TO I. l.. INGALLS,,
Concord, y. II iora circular of testimo-
mails, ana read the good il has done 9TH
ers. Among The many forms OF Heart
Disease are Palpitation. Enlargement,
Sps,ms OF the Heart, Stoppsgc of the
Action OF the Heart. Trembling all over
Anc about the Heart, OssiticatioR or
Bony Formation OF the Heart, Rheuma-
ti.m, General Debility aud Sinking OF
! the Spirits.
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR
i. tor sale by druggists at 90 cent, and
81 per bottle. 2w5l
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

The Daily Kennebec Journal for the
session OF the coming Legislature, will be
published as usual by Sprague, Owen d
Nash, Augusta.
1t will contain full report OF Legislative
business each day, together with the latest
news by telegraph. Correspondence. Edi-
torials and Stae and foreign news. Such
8 paper is Indispensable TO those who wish
to be posted on State Legislation.
Terms $500 for the session, or 1915 Tor
a club of five.
Subscriptions received at this Office.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

In New England towns, Union ThanA>-
giving services have ceased to be rarity.
or 10 be seyen-days' wonder. Unitarian,,
ministers and people, meet with their
neighbors OF other namos .n pulpit aud
church. and nobody contracts any disease
bv 1t. Ifpeople can sing and pray togcth-
er one day in year without compromising
their convictions. would not the other three
hundred and s!xiy-four days become more
holy bv stlil more frequent ncishboriy ici-
lowship In the spirit:
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Ii will be remembered that after the Su-
preme Court OF Maine unanimously sus-
tained the validity OF the tax assessed on
the Maine Central Railroad Co., a writ of
error was sued out to take the case to the
United States Supreme Court. If the case
is not taken up before il is reaceed in regu-
lar order, several years may elapse Ac.
cordingly Attorney General Emery has. in
behalf of this state, entered a motion in
the U. S. Supreme Court TO advance the
cause on the docket and have it argued and
finally decided at an early day.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

-Tbe danger of a civil war in France
hon consenting to form \ cabinet composed
OF republican members. II seemed at one
time that he In his obstiuacy would not
yield, but he was forced to do it. 1t is
barely possible that it is but calm before
the bursting of terrific storm, as it is evil
dent the Presidents will is not with his
act
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
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ANAD aHSVN m d FOW DE u,
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And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
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This Remedy does not "Dpy -" q Catsrrh
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DELICIOUS SENSATION Of GOODNESS and COMFORT
IL the best Voice Tonic in the world
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r., ~ COOPER, WILSON 4 Co, PrOP'rs, Phih,,
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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

= In the Supreme Court at Z. Cambridge,
on Saturday the 18th, Lucy Ann Mink.
Lowell, of manslau gh ter in causing the
death of Charles r cker, was sentenced 10
nine years Imprisonment in the House OF
Correction
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

When the telegraph Saturday Informed
US that in executive session the previous
day Senator Gordon OF Georgia charged
that the committee on commerce >of which
Senator Conkling is chairman) had kept
back a nomination. whereupon Conkling
had replied that the charge was false and
Gordon had iniimated that this imputatlon
on his honor would be attended 10 elise
where"-cyideutly referring TO pistols ior
two. we began to rub our eyes aud in
euire whether 1t Was Is. or lSG0. The
grave Senate, finding that IT. reputation
was at stake. took up the matter saturday,
and finally through Il committee COMPOSED
the difficulty. each gentleman wlthdra" ing
all that he had said offensive TO the other,
and thus the honor of the two senators
aud the dignity" Of the Senate were pre-
served The country now broa;hcs easier
- L,t-is,oH Journal
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

The Senate has passed the House bill
establishing post roads in different States,
we'll loaded down with amendments Maine
has one from West Geuldsboro' via Ham,
mopd's Corner to Winter Harbor.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Two results of the supposed passage
OF the Silver bill are that our Government
bonds are depreciating in value both in
England and in this country. and the pre-
MUM on gold has advanced. On Friday
1t reached S1.03 7-S.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

The contending armies of the Eastern
war are awaiting the results of the tall Of
Pleyna Probably they will be Obliged to
go into Winter quarters soon on account
of heavy fall of snow. There are rum"rs
of peace.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

John B. Cough states that in thrty-five
years he has delivered 1900 speeches. but
he never faced an audience yet without
wishing to go the other way. He never
approaches an audience without feeling q
shaking of the knees and dryness OF the
lips.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
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STEVENS SAFETY LAMP.

THEsE SUPERIOR LAMPS, rapidly coming
l into use in this City, NAV be found at the
shop of John L. Moor Franklin ST., and the
store Of Eldrdge 4 Perry, Main st. They are
wood outside, and metal inside. The following
certificate tells the whole story:
The undersigned have in constant use in their
hou sss. STEVENS WOODEN SAFETY LAMPS,
and unhesitstingiy pronounce them the SAFEST.
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A W. GREELY,
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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the "BUCKsPORT
/ NATIONAL BANK" are hereby mott hed that
the annual meeting for the choice Of Directors,
will be held at their Banking-room, on Tuesday,
the eighth day OF January next. at three O'Clock,
r. EDW. SWASEY, Cash'r.
Bucksport Dec. II, 1871. 3w5I
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

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fpr soreness across the Chest or Lungs or
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HACKMETACk, popular and fragrant
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worth Me elsewhere by dealers generally.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Horse for. sale.

THE undersigned, in Bluehill, has good Horse
j about six years old, wen broke, weighs about
1850 lbs. perfectly sound. Will be sold at bar.
gain If applied tor soon.
Mrs. $, sILvERMAN.
Buehill, Dec. is, ls77. awsl
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Notice.

As MY WIFE. MARY A. SALISBURY, has
u refused to live with me. hereby for bid all
persons hsrboring or trusting her my account,
as shall pay no debts Of her contracting after
this date.
ADELBERT II. SALISBURY.
Bartletts Isle, Dec. II, le77. 3w5ls
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

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arr now living witnesses OF its value
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