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INV TANTED-TO PURCHASE-A business
w already established in some thriving
city by lady Of some capital; must be such
as could be conducted by q lady. Address,
with fun particulars, MRS. OLIVER, Box 29,
Sedaiia, Pettis County, Mo. 23-4t
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MINOR REN ENr-HOQSE-Two- story brick of
Il seven rooms, ~ Hathaway street. Inquire
at 81 Barr street, 26-3t
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FOR RENT.

hNOR RENT - co ITAGE - OF thfea rooms
a and kitchen, on Mt. Adams. Apply at 76
Baum street. 4-4G
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CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out has
y 900 designs and ideas Invaluable to all
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to be Appreciated. Only 81. Examine
as any book store or painters supply store.
my25-tf
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CILDERS' MANUAL.--A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted to all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
matter just out. soc. 0fanybook seller
my25-Jf -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Last night but two Of the famed
Oates Opera COMPANY.

Thursday Evening. Jan. 25-THE GRAND
DUCHESS. Friday Evening, Benefit of Alice
oates-LA JOLIE PARFUMEUSE. Satur-
day-Oates Matinee - GIROFLE-GIROFLA
at popular prices, 25 and 5Oc Evening, last
appearance, double bill-TRIAL BY JURY
and LES BAVARDS.
Monday, January 20 The Liliputiau Bur-
lesque Combination in ack the Giant Killer.
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Il 100 acres, on the Big Sandy River, Ken
lucky; win sell cheap for cash. or will take
half cash and balance in salable merchan-
disc Address or inquire of Clerk, Indiana
House. .3-4t
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HORSES TO BOARD - For
wv the winter i'll the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. L. SrAHL. at
Shook & McNicolps stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore nol5-tf
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IENTENNIAL COMIC PICTORIAL.-Hu-
" mOrs of the great show, profusely illustra-
ted, awful funny, mammoth size, only lOc. OF
any newsdealer. Take o look at it and laugh
a hundred years. my26-tf
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= AGENTS - Active working
w man In each country town, to take ex-
elusive, permanent and profitable local agency
for entirely new article. Particulars Tree. w.
aOVERIN, Box 2,4Sl st. Louis, Mo. 25-8t
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NNOR RENT OR LEA A1E-HOTEL-Best To-
10 ca ION in the city; 60 rooms, furnished or
hnfurnished Apply at once to W. f. BELL,
Richmond, Indiana. 25.6t
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- WORK - Washing, ir oning
w and futing to do at T5c per dozen; rough
Mry, $50. Gail at 212 West sixth street, third
NOOr. 23-5t
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CKETCHING FROM NATURE-ln pencil
y and water colors, and drawing and paint
ing in colored crayOns: practical instructor.
illustrated. 60 cts. or any bookseller or JESSE
HANEY h CO., 119 Nassau ST.. NY. fe1l-tf
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L'OR SALE-ENGI NGINE-Kridger make, IA
inch cylinder, 90 inch stroke, side valve,
ALLEN tluntoon governor; band wheel 10 feet
5n diameter, 6-inch face; fly wheel IA feet in
diameter; well finished; fine order; now run
ping at our worHS; for sale Oh account OF q
1arger Que being put In its place: cheap Gin
sinnati Cooperage Company, Lower River
Road, Twenty first Ward. 25-65
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NNT NTANrED-HELP- Three drawers and
wv one pan hand and mailer. Inquire of
JACOB HUH, No. 81 Dunlap street. 1t+
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HUNTER'S AND TRAPPER'S Illustrated
II Practical Guide. - Cunning and rifle
shooting: making and using traps, snares and
nets; baits and bliting; preserving, stretch
ing, drcssing. tanning anl dyeing skins and
Tsxldermsts Maallal. sos. Dog Training,
s5l. HnmDrs of Ventrloquism, 15c. improve
ment OF Memory, 15c. Or book sellers or by
mail Jesse hANEY CO., ll9 Nassau
street, NeW forF nol8-tf
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T>OR SALE-FARM-of 80 acres, 80 miles
Il from Covrngt3n, improved fresh land, on
L., {, & l.. Railroad, near nice little town,
~ Ss5 por acre cash, or on payments; will suit
3 German. Address II. Y. D., Sparta, KY.
= 2A.A
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EOR SALE E-PLACE-O OF An acres, with
u house Of five rooms, good cellar and plenty
6f fruit suitable for gardener, quarter Of a
Niie from Harrison, Ohio; good bargain. Ad-
dress Box III, Harrison, Ohio. S3-65
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T. FOR sALE--REAL, ESTATE.

I>OR SALE-FARM-Nic farm; or will ex-
IL change for house aud lot or vacant lots in
Cincinnati. Call at W Clinton street. 23-5t
TNOR SALE - IMPROVED FARMS - Less
E than the Improvements cost. Address J.
JOHNSON u CO., Newton, Jasper County, Ill,
~ 25-Rt
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RI Min Families or groceries III want OF
LN6ttlu good Flour warranted to give
HHHH satisfaction - can be supplied by
y GvVan going to the WEST END MILLS.
G0ur orders are solicited. Delivery free
NAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. de7-8m
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;TOR RENT-COTTAGE-Of three rooms,
T pantry, good collar and cistern, very con-
Senient, large lot. within three minutes walk
of depot Madisonviie, Ohio, Inquire at 81
West Fifth street, or of CHARLES LANG
DON, Madlsonville Station, ON Marietta Rail
road. M.56
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iLNOR RENT-HOUSE-T Two-story brick Of
I nine rooms and bath room, hot and cold
Rater, in splendid repair, wi b front and back
yards; neighborhood unsurpassed. Inquire on
The premises, 1G3 York street. asst
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-A three STORY brick,
IT No. 573 W. Eighth street, nine rooms, hall
and bath room. French plate glass windows.
street. 2i-4t
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FOR SALE.

FLNOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb
a pillows, 81 each; 35-lh. beds, $6; choice
Feathers, 15e per lb. Feathers renovated. Z.
Y. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street. between
Main and Walnut. fourth floor de29 -25t+
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M ANTED = SITUATION - BY German
w grl, for housework; a good cook and
auhdress. Call at s5j Court street. 25-3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

s. :. CoDant contributes concise but COM
| prehensive review OF Wallsce's recent book on
the Geographical Distribution OF Animals, with
| fige beautiful illustrations.
DIR. John w. Draper contributes the hrst OF
! an important series Of papers. giving popular
exposition of some scientific experiments. This
| paper treats of red-hot bodies, and illustrates
the experiments upon which were based Or.
| Diapers remarkable memoir on the Produc-
| ton of Light Heat published in 1874, and an
! ticipating by thirteen years the results deduced
! by NJ. krchoff memoir that was at the time
| Cs60) regarded as the origin OF spectral analy-
| sis.
| This Number contains an illustrated Valen-
tine story About Dolly by Rose Terry Cooke.
| and an illustrated poem especially appropriate
TO the valentine season. by G. L. Cranch. The
| poet4s also artist. and the illustration Is AZ
| ter a drawing made by him.
Edward Everett Hale contributes one Of his
! characteristic stories. entitled Ideals. In a
more humorous vein is My Great-Aunts WIZ
"A story by Elizabeth A. Smith.
The paper on Webster and the Constitution
| by the Hon. Henry W. Willard, Of Georgia. In
the light of current events, is especially timely
| and interesting.
The Ninth Part of A Woman II ster' nsrrates
more of the doings of the daring Miss Gale and
At the close brings together the three most inn
portant personages Of the story in a very dra-
matte tableau.
n'Erema,' Mr.. Blackmore's story, we have
this month quaint narrative OF Tom Sawyer's
love for the heroine with satisfactory expls-
nation Of his broken nose). and of Erema's de-
parture from the city of the Golden Gate TOR
England.
The poetry of the Number is unusually stris-
ing including some lines not hitherto published.
by Barry Cornwall addressed TO the lady who
aiterward became Mrs. Proctor; beautiful
poem, entitled 'Estranged,' by Philip Bourke
Msrston; and poeticsl contributions by Anna
G. Bracket Carl Spencer, Ellis Gray, and Ma
~ n. Prescott.
The Editorial Departments cover admirably
their respective fields. Especially worthy of
mention is the notice in the Easy Chair of
Schliemann's recent discovery OF the tomb Of
Agamemnon. The Drawer contains some
very amusing illustrations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
LOCAL. NOTICES.


Mr. II II Hooper, Boston, of nearly
attend to any calls for piano tuning. Mr..
II. is regarded by the owners of nice in
struments in Bangor. as the most sklliul
tuner that visits that City. Orders may be
sons Jeweller store. Price Of tuning 81.
S.lw.
DIR. f. X. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder Is highly recommended
for Catarrh Colds IN the head. Headache
Sore threat sc. See Advertisement.
DIR. Stacy will be at the American
House, Ellsworth, March lst, and remain
a week or ten days Improve the golden
opportunity. \ word to the wise &C.
3w.
J. o. Credlford having obtained Ii
cense from the Municipal officers OF Ellis
worth. Will continue his Auction Sales"
every Saturday forenoon, afternoon and
evening Parties wishing Ia buy goods
for fifty cents on the dollar can do 50 by
attending our sales. Goods will be sold
at private sale AT Auction prices
We make a business Of purchasing bank
rupt stocks and can sell good, less than
the manufacturing price. Ladies that can
not attend our Auction sales may buy OF
Us at private sale at Auction prices. Par
ticular attention will be given 10 to the
sale OF Real Estate aud personal property
10 parties throughout the country. 2S1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
Educational.

The Normal School Trustees have de-
cided TO discontinue the preparatory
Course" The High Schools, Academies
and Common Schools should prepare young
men and women, who design to teach. for
the scholastic professional training of the
Normal School.
The qualifications required for admission
are as follows Age l6 years for females,
IL years for males. A declared intention
to teach in the schools of the State-good
moral char acter. and intellectual powers
and ability TO pass a satisfactory examine
ton in the branches taught In our district
schools.
Persons whose age and scholarship are
much above the the requirements for adj
mission. and who have had experience in
teaching. find the Normal Course especial
" raluable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
Maine and Massachusetts, counted for
Hayes. Maryland tor Tiiden.

The State Of Maine was counted. giving
votes for Hayes and Wheeler, Maryland
votes for Tllden and Hendricks, and
Massachusetts - votes for Hayes and
Wheeler. While the certificates from Mich
igan were read giving II votes for Hayes
and Wheeler. Tucker OF Va rose presented
al objection to the counting OF the votes
Of Daniel d. Crossman one of the electors,
declaring that one Benton Hauchett hav-
Ing been elected one of the electors of the
State OF Michigan and having held and
still holding the Office of L. s. Commits
sioner had absented himself from the
meeting of electors on the 9Th OF Deem
Der and that his place had filled by the
other electors.
The presiding officer then asked II
there were any further objections and
none being made the Senate withdrew to
let the objection be considered and acted
upon by each side separately. At 40
the Senators again entered the Hall. the
presiding officer took the chair and the
concurrent action of each House in over
ruiing the objection in the case of one Of
tAe Michigan electors was announced and
Tue IL votes of that State were announced
as oei"s cast for Hayes and Wheeler.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
Electoral Vote of Michigan Counted.


The Senate at is O'Clock repaired in a
body to the II all OF Representatives to at
tend the counting of the electoral votes
Upon the return of the Senate to its cham
Der the debate upon the eligibility of d. l..
CIos~msn, one OF the Michigan electors,
was carried on under the ten minutes rule.
Mr.. Allison modified his resolutions so as
read
ReSolued-That the objection made to the
vote OF Daniel l.. Crossman. one Of the
electors Of Michigan, is not good In law
and Is not sustained BY any lawful evil
dence.
Resolued-That the said vote be counted
with the other votes Of the electors OF said
State, Notwithstanding the objection made
thereto
The discussion was continued by Sena-
tors Morton, Stevenson, Bogy, Herman.
sargent Morrill,, Mcdonald and Salisbury
and then Mr.. Whyte submitted the follow
ing a. a substitute -
Oniered-That while it is the sense of the
senate that no Senator or Representative
or person holding an office of trust or prof
Il, shall be appointed an elector, and this
provision OF the constitution shall be car
ried in it, whole spirit into rigid execution.
ct that the proof is not such as to justify
the exclusion Of the vote OF Daniel Cross
man as one OF the electors Of the State of
Michigan, and that his vote should be
counted. The Substitute of Whyte was
rejected by strict party vote. Yeas %,
Nays 30.
Mr.. Cooper demanded separate vote on
the resolutions, and the first one as submit
ted by Nj, Allison was agreed to, yeas 40
nay> .. \ party vote. The second res
o.utlon was then unanimously agreed 70.
\ eos -. nAys none. Ii was voted TO noti-
T, the House that the Senate was resdy to
proceed with the electoral count.
A. Ole message was received from the
Hou-c. announcing the action OF that body
in the Michigan vote. and on motion OF Mr..
Allison the Senate proceeded 10 the Hall of
the House to resume the Electoral Count
Upon the return OF the Senate TO its cham
Der al > 30 the President protein stated
that the senate had withdrawn from the |
JOINT nesting on the objection submitted TO
the vote OF Nevada.
Mr., Jones Of Nevada submitted the reso-
luton that the vote Of K. NJ. Daggett be
counted with the other votes of Nevada,
Notwithstanding the objection m ade there
to. Agreed 10 and the Secretary was d.
rected 70 notify the House of the action of
the Senate. Al is O'Clock the Secretary
returned and reported that the House had
taken a recess before be reached the Hall.
The Senate then took recess unit Il 10 A
VI. tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
III. CHANELER, F.R.S.A.,
ia.t ?...,.,sn % 81. Georges and St. Berthoio-
,as. basoisais london, Curator to
az
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
To COnsulnD tires.

The advertiser, retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered, while Medical Mis-
sionary in Southern Aeia. a very simple vegeta
Bile remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. Caiarrb
and all throat and lung affections.-aso, pos
tive apd radical specific for Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. aud all Nervous Complaints
feels II his duty TO maze II known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheerfully send free of charge) to all who de
sire it. the recipe for preparing, and full direc
tons for successfully using, this providentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits of this discov.
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addressing, with stamp. naming paper.
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81 Niagara Street,
lyi2 Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

ON account of the absence of Rev. Mr..
Lyon, there will he no services at the Uni
tartan Church next Sunday. The Sunday
School will meet at the usual hour.
Ellsworth. Feb. 10Th, 1877.
The Thespian Club OF this City. will
play at Bucksport next Thursday eveing
The pieces are The Last Loaf, and Thirty
minutes for Refreshments The above
| well received.
A well-informed lumbernsn asserts
| that there are not fitv Democratic legal
voters of Ellsworth in the woods, who do
not come home Saturday nights. and chal.
lenges any one to furnish their names.
We should be happy to publish them.
Wendell Phillips is to lecture 10 this
city. on the evening OF March &c Subject.
The Lost Arts Tickets only - cts Han
cock Hall should be well filled.as the Lee
ture is an instructive aud interesting one.
The Committee who arranged aud con
Quoted 50 successfully. "coffee Party"
al Hancock Hall, few weeks since were
complimented BY invitations to an elegant
supper At the house of Miss Lucy Hale, on
Tuesday evening. All accepted. and
merry time was enjoyed.
Engine Company No ,. viii g' e an
Entertainment at Hancock Hall, Thursday
evening, which will consist oi vocal and
Instrumental music, and 4 Dance Two's
boys are always on hand for good time
or fire. All are invited to attend wheth-
er special invitation has been extended
or not
AT one of the churches last Sunday
evening. several hoydensh, giggling girl,
disturbed the sermon so much that the
preacher was compelled TO stop and repri-
mand them. II these young misses only
considered how much discredit their IN
>eemly behavior reflected OF their parents
teachers and themselves. they would be
slow to congregate In house of worship
and disturb the minister and worshiper..
Several pew-hnlders have been forced to
change their seats on account of this nul-
souce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

Feb. 10th. 1877.

Feb. 10th. 1871.
Editor Of -iBieTiodH.-
Dear Sir: In your article OF last week
headed Vessel Thieves Arrested" You
state The vessel they were captured on,
halls from Swans Island. The vessel does
not belong here and none of the parties ar
rested lives or ever did live here. One OF
them is the same Davis who was tried at
Ellsworth year last fall for a like offence.
and the AMERICAN remarked a, the time.
that though the goods were fully identified,
and he was proved to have sold them. yet
the jury acquitted him. but upon what
grounds could not be imagined. They will
probably get acquainted with another jury
from Washington County this time.
Yours. c. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
New Publications.

-Hdrper's Magazine for March. 1877 is an
exqusitely beautiful Number. 1t opens with
Mr.. S. G. W. Benjamin's paper on "Contem-
pory Art in France with thirty two engrav-
ings, most Of which are reproductions of the
finest pictures OF French artists, executed in 3
style Of marked excellence.
"A Summer Cruise among tine Atlantic Is
lands with ten illustrations. treats Of the
Azores and Madeira Islands, with especial ref
erence to their climate and other features inter-
esting TO invaIids. The Cape Verbs and Cana
ries will be treated in a subsequent paper.
Herbert futile contributes very Interesting
illustrated article on the Prussian Weuds-a
Sclavonic people once numerous and powerful
but In the twelfth century conquered BY the
Germans and finally driven into the vast
swamps Of the SprssWald in Prussia.
Another UuHrsted paper treata of Iitchfeld
Hill. Connecticut, and its old law school, where.
during the later portion Of The last century.
Calhoun, Mason, Clayton, and other eminent
lawyers and ststsl6o, received tAsF lessl ed
ucation. IU
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
a Free Cure.

For consumption, bronchitis. asthma. ca
tarrh throat and lung diseases; also, sure
relief and permanent cure Tor general debility,
dyspepsia and all nervous affections, by sim
pie vegetable medicine. which cured a venera-
bic missionary physician who was long resi-
dent of Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this valuable specific to thousands of kin.
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits; and he now feels IL his sacred Christian
duty TO impart to others this wonderful invig-
Grazing remedy, and will send FREE the orig
lnsl recipe complete, with full directions, 70
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greely Block. Syracuse. y. Y
GmosJO (P. o. Box 16.)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
Louisiana counted for Hayes.

At :35 the presence OF the Senate al
door OF the Hall was announced and the
members rose aud remained standing
while the Senators entered and took their
seats on the Democratic side of the House.
Senator Allison, one OF the tellers. thereup-
on announced that Louisiana had given s
votes for Il. B. Hayes for President and
votes for W. A. Wheeler for Vice Presi-
dent. There was no manifestion of any
Kind at the announcement and the OPEN
ing and counting of certificates proceeded
ID alphabetical order
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by single application the hard. en-
cruste'i matter from the nose. opens mp the nasal
passAgc- allows the ufeIer TO breathe freely and
ENJOY for the fret time the pleasure of iull