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LOCAL MOTH -.

:. u. Miggin sells The Universal Pile
Pills-will cure any case or money refund
ed-Price only 80 cts. Put up by r. f.
smith 4 Co. sole agents, Middlebury. vi.
and tor sale By druggists everywhere. Ak
for them and take no other. lyl5.
DIR. +. K. .Iackson's Catsrrh SNUFF and
Troche powder j, highly recommended
tor Cstarrh. Colds in the head. Hcadac he.
sore threat &c. See Advertisement.
fyour lungs are irriiated oppressed and
sore. no methoI Of treatment viii compare
with inhaling the hot yapors Of Tar. The
solution OF Fors, Tar" with inhaler. i. the
only preperation oftar for this purpose
limo a.
Thousands OF person. are just begin
ming To appreciate the curative qualities
OF Or. Al Flagg's Cough and Lung
syrup. He receives daily large number
Of commendatory letters. relative TO the
wonderful results being attained from the
u.e Of TN, last aud best remedy for com
sumption. Sold hy all prugs..t-
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden from trc pa =
ing in any manner upon the premises Ot Iron
Bound Island in the town Of tiouid-boro IN
Frenchmen's Ray, or Of taking thereirom berries
OF any Kind or hunting upon any part 81 Sinci
either with or without dogs, a. every offence Will
be promptly noticed. and prosecuted.
C. IL sdIIII. J. ". EHGERLI
n Others. owners OF saii Island.
Guuld.boro. May Is. lo77. mo-3J'
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Wt>uEHAEnpE->. d i4.a. -.a IIarp. E.sAilrl.
ru.
-.Ilp .ea oriubo GaptIl. csiai..
- o. -r' =. UnsOs, Norwood tl-fpo-t.
.-rH ~ranlv~r. BInL,r, salem.
~ ntErpH-Ar %. -ru caroline & oLer.
Juug-l-,In i"f Nrw T. .Ir4
tft, .,h- 1au,.osA E.b.u-pu. tAlals i"r
Nrs ora. sarah, iiAH.in. Ifg,rvoi Haib"r for
HariiaII
Arl. -,h >harp-hoa,"s. Moore. Bangor.
~.I I1. -,h sunbeam - E'rs!ana
>.lI, -rh EIa tu.i,ra. sargent. >ome,' sound
~ A. ~. .stf n''aner. freeman. .:a-ton Tor
roErLA>u-Ar I5 -ct. ENurc... >iIulry, Eden ,
flprs ,,undIr. stanley. EAusu~.
Nr =, -ch II u HAtNes. Blake. Boston TOR sui
~ j., -cb se. Power, Bunker. salem for
tii ssh tcrc-. Mur,h. Ellsworth.
A. j., s'h- lia q rpoGYrI, ingalls,. talAis ,
sarah. hami.n. Deer I-ie, Railroad, Webster.
Ara. .,n. Es-tcrn queen. Gault Laaoine .
tuipu. Church, Gbul i,huro.
Cd -ch Railroad, Webster. Ca-tne.
Bu>roS-Ar l., -ch fair Wind. Lockh-ri, Els
worth.
Arl.. sch Henry Clay, Cole Ellsworth.
Ar -. -rh Wild Pigeon, Gordon, Franklin.
Ar 20. sch Harvest Home. lot Ellsworth, Hods
kin-. tharlottetown. PEI.
ARA. sch, Telegraph. Woodard. Thomaston ::
John DouslAss.--. Buck-pvrt silver Heels,
tpf fremont Mocomber, Cnariotlciown Pei.
GLouCEsTER-Ar f, sch Orana-kA, IhuTston,
Deer I-ir.
Providence. RI-Ar IL. sch Mahoney.
sheppaih. Eli-Wortb.
NhwroET-Ar 70. sch Clio ChiIcotIe, Fullerton. e.
/ Gardiner.
Vi>EtAup Haven %. sch olive Branch,
NhttAAtr. Ellsworth.
ArI> sch Globe Rrmlck. Ellsworth tor Provi.
! deucc-
NLw YoKk-Ar Is, sch, susan and PhGbe.
Haskell. Ellsworth Tor EOnIout; NIc'or, Freeman. j..
Deer I-lr
Ais. sch wm r Barur.. Gott, BucA.pprt.
Dun ~ tsNar A.Nat tl.Na -NsHFl
/ Ellsworth.
BRUN.wICk. GA-Ar TO- sch MARY Augusta,
Holt say ,nuah.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Border Troubles with Mexicans.

IHICAG0. III. Nay =.
G.,. ora arrived here from TeNa, last
Ii -ui. and has been 10 consultation with
G.u. Sheridan upon affairs on the Mexican
disorders. lnYrw Of the unsettled con
d,ion Of things. resulting from repeated
tesoll'iou, aud raids, and the anticipated
.erjn eNp'G;iou. General Ord urges tie
pfpprtty ordering a new policy. on ihr
r4t, % the United States authorities H.
want, power 10 follow lawle>s Mexicaus
across the border Il i asserted ia niilI-
tary circles that thi- j. 70 be the future
policy ot our government United States
,rpop- are "a be slightly augmented on the
E.9 G-4HI-.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Ills stock is now larger than ever, and has
been selected especially to meet the de-
mands of customers In Ellsworth and Vi
cinty. Were it not for the exceedingly
low prices at which these goods are dis
posed of. 1t might be thought rash to bring
so large a stock to this city. Mr.. S. under
stands his business. both as purchaser and
seller. and is deservedly popular among
his throngs OF customers. IL any think
examine his goods, and inquire the prices.
See his advertisement on this page.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port
Wednesday, May l6.
ARRIVED
sch Otronto. Hammond, Boston,
sch Radiant, McIlariey, swans Island.
Thursday, May Il.
ARRIVED
Sch Geo u Ferguson, Ferguson, Belfast.
CLEARED.
sch II Lawrence. Davis. Plymouth.
Friday. May Is.
ARRIVED.
sch Montana Ncrri /. fremont.
sch ucilA, Hodgkns, from below.
CLEARED
sch Larotta. wh;,more. New York.
sch Jamc- noimc-, Rider. >cw York.
sch senator. Grant. NV Ork
saturday. MAY 10.
,LEiRkD.
sch Radiant. McHarly. Boston.
seh ,,iy Of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland
>cn Telegraph. Matthew, Bo-trn-
sen Ftolct. DudSe, salem.
SCH ,.so T. F-rgu-on. Ferguson. Rom Nut.
t-Iuky Freedom. ~tlu-ou, -wan-' Island,
Ttc seh >anar,aa, ialr. while towing out to
day, l4.t her ruiIcr uy is striking on the slabs
ia, hauled up Al TInArt'- hatf tor repairs.
Sunday. May 20.
ARRIVED.
>,h sc.oto. saddicr, Eook'aud.
Monday, MAY q.
ARi.IN Ep.
Srh J VI kennedy famruy, Boston
sch Charles ptan hict. Boston.
~rh ere. MurCh. Portland.
sch Aprcs-. Lord. BluchlH.
F4uky Regulator, HraHt Eorklaud.
CLEARED.
>,h Wc.icrluo Nuit.Akcr, Bosom
>ch capt. john. Means, Hostpn.
ssh f3ITe-.cr, Jordan. Bp-t'u.
Tur.4Ay. MAY ..
ARRIVED.
N-A n t-hlAu1er. Wool B,-ton.
sch II " 1h.hmIu. Wail-. -
sch NAu4a.tA -. iIam below
Gle NEEb.
SeA samuel Icwl- lamHrt Lynn.
>,h ~Amatl.an, n 4r BI-tnn.
Wcdae.Iuy May -.
CLEARED.
~eh Julia J. ina Coos, Har HA-h'r.
ruk, Il, .lllatnr, Grant HprAIaui
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
AT mOIIFI 0 I'm VTUFrfnf
nESIAl ae ANTS
To COHsuII,DtireS.

The advertiser. retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered. while Medical Mis-
sionAry in southern Aeia. avery simple NcgrLt-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh.
and all throat and lung afiections.-also, pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all Nervous Complaints.
feels il hi, duty 10 make il known 10 hi> suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheerfuly send free Of CHARGE to all VINO de-
sire ii, the recipe for preparing, aud full dlrec
tions for successfully using, this providentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to syail
themselves of the benefits Of this di>coy-
cry without cost, can do 30 by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp, naming paper,
DR.. CHARLES L. MARSHALL,
80 Niagara street,
ly42 Buffalo. y. y.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Found Dead.

PORTLAND. Me. MAY -.
The dead body of man dressed in a
heavy blue oVercoAt. blue vest. brown
pant, and heavy flannel underclothing.
wa, found in tie water near the Portland
Company works to-day. Had AN eye glass
iu hi> pocket.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
TIE :o.s...-.ogA- :A.AEag aExEcY

siriAcs a. the rot. buili- up The constitution.
niske. !, new. ani drive. away Caiarrh AMI al
disease. % the mucuou. mcmbrane-. snd their
attendant pain. ami arhc.. pertaining to head
back. shoulders, Kidney. aud throat ly49
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
A TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.

The Discovery Of Boston Physician-Pdr-
dlysis Can be Cured-Surgery Surpassed
in the Treatment Of Deformdties-Emphd-
tic Proof that Nec Remedy for Nervous
Disorders Has Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF science or tri-
umph of art has been received on its first an
nouncement, with grateful faith BY the incredu-
lous majority of men. Calico announced the
fact that the world moved and the soidi ned un-
belief of the world made him reeant the assertion
on bended knees in saekeloth and ashes. Rising
from the ground after this denial Of ascertaiDed
truth. he is reported tn have exclaimed PUR sE
NUovE-"It does move for all that" His introduc-
ton Of the telescope, which has since given TO Us
a knowledge of the stars was greeted with sim
liar obstinate prejudice and unbelief In England
[ was announced as an invention Of the T. III
one, and
A sEw PHASE OF soRcERf.
In the realm Of medical science this same phase
! OF human folly has been constantly Witnessed. =
Harsetis announcement thai the blood eircuz
ted through the veins was received with = how
Of derIsion scarcely less vigorous than that which
waited upon Gaiile0's asser tlon that the world
circulated through space Haryey's patients
abandoned him nd the medieal profession OF the
day gave him an almost unanimous cold shoulder
Subsequently his house was attae Led sy mob
anr a number of his cherished books destroyed.
And again. when Jerner discovered he prevent.
i've virtues OF vacclnaIloL. - . meicr -'''ee'e. ~
n heh he was a member forbade him 70 promuI
gate the great truth on pain of expulsion from
their pale of membership. The faculty OF Lon
don denounced him as beasual quack. ana me
pulpit joined them, and declared poor Jenner
and his vaccine both to be diaboicsl and mons
tfous
50 it has been tho ugh in less degree, with the
more recent discoveries by edieal innoyat0rs,
OF the uses of sthetics and OF Electricity. And
nu'l, a Calico said, THE world does move fof
al mat" These observations made BY way
Vi pesPeaking ior another and remarkable medl-
,ai a.scovefy, our own city of Bosten and BY
boston physician, the careful and unprejudicsd
attention which 1t deserves
THk ECLECTIC SCHOOL
OF medicine Is fast growing in popular favor. Il
Is founded on the principle that there is in all
schools OF thought something Of value, and that
truth should be recognized and its teachings adop
ted and used wherever they may be iound, or from
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, II. G.. May 22-lA. N.
IHdicgti0Hs.
For New England rising barometer
north east 10 northwest winds partly
saujy weather, with rain and stationary
or lower temperature.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Sudden Death.

BATH. Me. May -
Capt Abner d. Young OF Phippsburg,
dropped dead while planting potatoes yes
,,ray. He was eighty years OF age ana
highly respected.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

For consumption, bronchitis. asthma. ca-
iArfh. throat and lung dl.sa.y>: al.o. . sure
relief and permanent curc ior general d,tiII-t.
dYspeu.ia and al nervous affections. hy a ..u-
Ne ysgetsblr metlirin~. which cured 4 ven.'rs-
blc mI..ionATy Vhy.ieian wh9 Wa long = rt.I-
dent u syria AMI %. Ea-i. ami who ha- frr. .t
gwen ihi. NaIusbl~ .I-,Ih. % thousands ~ .u-
dred sufferers with the grtatr.t possible n. Doc
fi's and be now feels & hl. .Arrt.l thfI.t ts4u
duty 10 impsri 81 utH,r- ih.- wonderful tutI.-
Grazing remedy, aui y I --ul fEEE ih- ur.--
iuAl rr,lf-. complete. with ful' q rr,tlpr. O..
Asy L. ron rurIo. ug stamp Tor r,llt.
DR. tLAEk A. ROBBINS.
Gucrly Blsck. >trasu.s. y. ! .
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
NJ \ X II f ID .

Goui>boro-May 18th, by ii. NJ. >owle.
Esq, Mr.. Joseph ;. Emerson and Miss Emma
j. Moore, both of GOuldsboro.
North Penob>cot-May 10Th, by J. 7. Har-
yey, Esq, Mr.. Charles +. Gray aud Miss Liz
Zie A. Blaisdell. both of Orland.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con =
stipation. Piles and all diseases OF the stom-
ach, Bowels and Liver: II you do. 90 to G. A..
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin's Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggist,
for so cents bottle. or sent By mail on receipt
of price. Prepared by wiggin & Co. Rocklrnd.
Me.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Fire.
PEMBRukE. Me. NAV -

II II'IsNThE-- NJ. VI ~
\ dwelling house owned by Warren
Ransom, o. this place was entirely con
.umed hy ire last night Loss 200 d,.lars
luly insured.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Uecr I-Ic.
Amos T. Richard,on, Esq, has been
appointed by the Governor Trial jus
tice. within and for the County ofllaucocl
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
ms uouE Axp ELrEEAr
Business Notices.

In cA>ec OF consumption. "Flfe,i Tar aii-
cxPectoration and promote, sicri'-oncu cur.
fret stages.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Pembroke, has recently become pastor Of
the Baptist church in Bluehil.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Bucksport.
Bark X. 7. Buck of Buck sport. loaded
with sugar for EuglaLd. Was wrecked at
Cape Anguilnas, April lst.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
ID l + ID

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name and
Age. must be paid for.
Elsworth-May Sd, Samuel b. Moore, aged
- wears.
Extraordinarily 2lst, Raymond W. Per-
kns, aged IS years.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
FOR SALE.

NEW Express Wagon. built expressly for
"A city use. Will be sold cheap, on application
TO
GEO "A. PARCHER.
March 26th. Is1T 1871
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Bar IIsrbor.

The Iiamor House was struck by
lightning on Friday night last, aud set on
fire, hui was quickly extingui,h"d.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NTHEREAS Dexter L. Clement the ith day
w of December A. ID. $50 by his deed OF mort
gage conveyed TO me "A certain lot parcel of
land with the buildings thereon, standing sltua- =
ted IN Ellsworth and bounded and described 5
follows 10 wit: Beginning the East side of
the Bangor road at the South west corner oil land
of T.. NJ. Clement. thence East on said h. NJ. Gle
enrs line TO land of Robert Gerry; thence South
on said Gerry's line forty-fye rods thence W est
parallel with said 4. u. Clements line to sand
Bangor road: thence North on sand road to place
OF beginning, being the same premises conveyed
to me this day by RUFUS ;. Clementto TO which deed
refer. and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds
Book III, Page l73, and whereas the conditions Of
said mortgage have been broken. | clam the
right TO foreclose said mortgage and give this no.
tice Tor that purpose under the provision of The
laws of the State in such made and pi divided.
RUFUS CLEMENT.
Ellsworth, April 2s 1871. 3w2O
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For. sale.

Hill The desirable residence OF the late
lllll DR.. Philand"r II Haring. situate on
Wei * j, now offered for sale at
a bargain oy lie Administrator OF his Estate.
Z. u. PECK.
Ellsworth, April IL, 1871. l6u
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Notice Of

IHE hereby give public notice that we have a
w claim By mortgage upon certain parcel Of
land in surry. IN the county of Hancock described
as follows: Bounded on the east by the town
road leading IRON the wharf to the coun ty road,
near the bridge; on the north by land of Clio
Hinckley; on the west by land OF g. W. Allen; on
the south by Homestead lot of ). l.. Trewergy,
containing one half acre. The mortgage is from
Geo E. Eldridge,is dated July 20 ls76 ami recorded
in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Vol l51, Pags %.
The condition Of the mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof we claim foreclosure OF the
mortgage.
HENRY WHITING,
$ X. WHITING, end,
HENRY WHITING, Jr.
Copartners ss Henry Whiting sons.
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys.
Ellsworth, May l6, 1871. 3wso
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

t,,>.,..,-
!, r :, "a '''"'''' 20 . l'''''
.i.f '''''' > ''' '7''.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED, That
-ald Widow give public notice t" all persons
interested, Oy causing copy % the petition, and
thI- or!er thereon. to bc published thrcc weeks
sue'e'-iye.S n ihe Ellsworth American ht"-
paper phbh7Aei IN EI7"ol th' IN >aId '"uhtF'
~ ,ounty TO BE- helI At Ellsworth, on the Sd
tne forenoon, t? -hom cause. it auy they have,
5".i rAEkAH rrcK' Judge.
\ true copy-Attest:-CHAs, +. DoRR Kes'r
a., t..,,,rr ,f pr,ha,. holden AZ UurL .unrt ,y,h
ii ana ior tne County Of Hancock }. TIE n
Wednesday OF May \. u. l-71.
A oEEIAiH M d instrument PgrPoITtnS I,6 u 10 Dc the
ra,,,.t ls ~ ,r r"i,,
oEpEELp-Ihat notice thereof ~ gwen to All
persons Interested, ~ causing copl Of M or
Der % he published three week, 'uccr7-l,e.y IN
& ,r tswoL Se 5'I rl9tt al EsM"'tn u, m t INst
Ellsworth IN ,.ii Cnunt. on mo thlri N ,dne--
KIT n i IS 'It' I'LL, ri, , ~ ~ III lt X IN
forenoon. and -hew cause If any they have, Why
the -aid instrument should not be proved, Ap-
proved, ami allowed the la.i Will and tesla
ment ol said deceased
PARKER IUC X. Judge.
CHAs l.. DoER, Register. 3N2l
A tue c.py-Attest, CHas. +. DoRR Register.
rTlfiE II B>CKlBEk herrbY give, pubic nOtce
l 10 all concerned that she has been duly APP
pointed, anI has laStn upon herself, the
CHARIE, H. SMITH, late of Deer Isle in
the Co. OF Hancock deceased by glvIu
bond a. the Law direct. She therefore reque lis ali
persons who are inde1tei to said deceased's es.
taie to make lnlmetii tt,. p4yment and those who
have any demands tbrI con 10 exhibit the same
Tor payment
DORA + SMITH
Deer t-le Anril 2G IS-7 gzza zs-sa 3u2i.
-
state nf NInina
HANCOCK ss-Court Of Probate April Term
is77
estates OF
S1uTrEJ DTrTToN E,U,rortB
e. ". X q. r. button Exrs.
JS3pEy n.L-ENZJC 1,L};S,n
1aI-n priyate acct1
A. + Rnrnham Omar
,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,-r,-l,v -
Ec HEA HINCf' i'e"tv"t'
(aIso private acct
bahlel "ihcy, AuhF.
urpTY PDNZEy- EWxirnyjt
- -, ,,r,t,,t.ar,,
r Rurnham EXT
- ~ 49,, , ,,, -, ,i,
okDEkEp7ii nv @ " w 9.'i,i 9.'i,i - ~ $50 i iD .
thereof q al person. interested, ny causing a
copy OF thia of!et !" , e puniisnen p,t tlee 49,,
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
day of June next. at of the clock in the fore
noon and show cause, if any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
3wlg Parker TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest: CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
TO TUE HON Judge oil PROBATE lor the county
o. hancock ,, rr, ,
'IiI- uhueTs heu. " I"oM u oos.ph s inoias
1 late Of Ellsworth IN SAID COUNTY deceased
respectfully represents 'nat saia deceased nied
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER
noy Ance ani san.n.e .. sa.,i.s. ...e

ave annoy An-e Au4 sNpsn-e of carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, op
po-iie the GRAND CENTRAL DkfoI. Il hes
over $50 elegantly furnished room-. and j. hitci
up al an Expense Of over sgUJ,s,O Elevator. steam
aud all modei n improvements. European Plan -
The REsTAl - nANTs. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
kct can furnish The cuisine h. uu-urpas sed
Rooms for single persOt, sl So and Q. pes
day rich suites Tor families propoTtionately low
that visitors TO the city and travellers can live
mors luNuriously, for less money, at the GRAN Il
UNION, than at any other first clss- Hotel ia the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every MIN
ute tor all parts OF the CITY.
lytI 6. b. 4 ". ID. GARRISON, NauaSeTs.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Arrived at Summer-ide Pei. May :. sch 4
Woodari, WoodarI, from Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
TO me hon. Judge OF PROBATE Tor The County

TO TIE HON. Judgc OF Fr0Oatc Tor Tue IOuuty
OF Hancock:
/ Rowland Carlton. late of Brooklln, IN said
County, deceased. respectfully represents that The
goods and chattol-, right and credits OF sad de-
ceased are not sufficient To pay his just debts
charges OF admin straUon and lcgdclcs under hIs
last Will and testament. by the sum al one thou
sand dollars. Wherefore your petitioners pray
your Honor % grant License to sell, at public
or private sale, and convey so much as may bc
necessary OF the real estate uf the deceased. lin.
clud!ug the rcyers ION Of the widows dover there.
IN j to satisfy said charges Of administrator and
ltgICIcz.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Seh samuel I.cw.- lIammrt Lynn.
~5h ~Amatllan, u Ac Bl-t'n.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
HANCOCK ss-Conr, of Probate. Buckspor;

May Term, a. D.. 1871
Upon the foregoing petition ORDERED THAT
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing copy of the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
succcssiyely IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth in said County,
that they may appear al a Court of Probate for
said County to be held at Els orth, the 2oth
day OF June next at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shcw cause, If any they have. why
the prayer OF sand petitioner should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst.-CHAs Y. DoER, Register. Jw9l
a true copy-Attest CHAs. +. DORR. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
So SASH Glazed o. not e. suit the purchaser.
Window Frames and M0lliIlgS Furnished
1t Short Notice.

Those wishing to purchase, or who
are building, will find it To their inter-
est to give us call.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

OF meoicine Is fast growing in popular favor. L
Is founded on the principle that there is in al
truth should be recognized and ies teachings xdop
ted and used wherever they may be iound, or from
The daily gazette., 1877-04-05

Interfering invariably cure' - Il
ing. .oo snrung holsgsIt
mmediateIy benefited ana aoon ie,T efeca
o the aid Of which nature sooA
manent cure. Instantly reg5iStsA az,
immediate relief given III WV IN
founder. nature, and ,Sa, nsrl
.tbeSs nertaining TO the foot a11 hW lie, ~
fore Considered incurable by by jud,leSsSS
application OF the Dunbar S'' a
ana Anatomical Sa specimens efiect. eEs,i ..,pl|
office Showing cause and ,e(pense eplsSe to scagsI scas
a theroush Knowledge Of tha tns State 70 w.. T.I
Ine;bod MI; of treatment, l IaahIic All may ."
treat % the worst case the pu'' nd d
forward. .orpetent men ""
sonsIiy Supervise all GRANGE
OFFICE iii AND 1i3 IN WooLbA
The daily gazette., 1877-04-05
THE TELEPHONE.

There appear to be some drawbacks to
the success of the telephone. The ex
perimental, trial at Philadelphia and
New York, Monday evening ,demonstrat-
ed, among ether things, the following
facts; First the music Is audible only at
the receiving end of the circuit. The au-
dience at Steinway hall heard the air of
"Home, Sweet Home" very distinctly.
but the spectators who saw Prof. Bosco-
vitz playing the piano at the Western
Union ofhce, in Philadelphia, heard no.
thing but the successive thuds of the
keys. Second, the telephone admits only
of the transmission Of distinct notes; it is
not capable Of reproducing a harmony,
or combination of sounds. So far as the
music itsslfis concerned, child thum-.
ming some well-known air with one
hand would afford quite as much enter
tainment. 1t follows from these facts
that the telephone, although marvel of
invention, is still little more than a scien-
tific toy, to be admired, like MaelzePs
chess pl yer, but of no present practical
use. The principle which it involves,
however, is one of immense importance,
and may yet be so developed as to super
cede the telegraph sign manual with the
human voice.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-05
The Peoria and Rock Island railroad

The Peoria and Rock Island railroad
was sold at auction in Chicago yester-
day under decree of foreclosure in
favor of the first mortgage bond
holders. The purchaser was y. r.
Cobb, OF Rock Island, at $3.50, ,0e0- The
sale was subject to an encumbraAse OF
$l50,OGor consequently the first mort
gage bondholders get only $4o0, ,0O0, and
the second mortgage bondholders get
nothing. The road, originally, in
1870, cost SO, ,000,0 600. The amount of
the bonds was 81 100000
The daily gazette., 1877-04-05
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Inc President to-day appointed Arno-
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