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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

There WAS an exciting session OF the
Senate on Thursday last. An attempt WAS
made by Mr.. Thurman, Democrat, TO SO.
NIT at once TO 4 seat in the Senate, Butler
OF South CarolIna. BY the aid Of Conover
OF Florida, and Patterson Of South Carroll
na, the Democrats were able TO control the
Senate through several votes. By the vote
OF the Vice Pr esideni on tie vote. The Ee-
.apbiicans succeeded In postponipg she
6atter by Adjournment until Monday. The
design Of the Democrats Is TO seat But
Ter for the purpose OF giving them an ad-
dltional vote, and thereby gain suprem-
acy m The Senate.
or course. il is charged tina, the carpet
bsgger, Patterson. who is under indici.
ment in South Carolina for bribery. has re-
ceived from the Democrats = consider alton
for his treachery 10 the Republican party.
Also, Corcver, elected as . Republican
from Florida. II Is not very edifying
spectacle TO the country. tina, over the cleo
tion Of Butler. OF Hambntgmassacre motor
ity. 10 the Senate, such fellons as Patter-
son and perhaps Conover, should hold the
balance Of power.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

II you doubt the wonderful success OF
SHLoH's CoSsUMPTIoS CURE. give IL "a
trial; then II you are not perfectly satisfied
return the bottle aud We will refund the
price paid. IL has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs. Huarseuess Asthma, Whooping
Cough, aud all Lung or Throat troubles. :.
there is nothing like 1t for 4 quic. aud
positive cure, as IL never fats. 10 cents
80 cents and sl % per bottle. II your
Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back lame.
use SuILoH's PoRoUs PLASTER, price s5
cents. Sold by 5. d. WIGGIy
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
WISTAR'S BAlSAM a..
WISTAR'S BAlSAM. /.
WISTAR'S BAlSAM.
Bleeding nj the Lungs,

FtTSAE Conn. March 20 lseg.
teHilemcu i AsAlI ms self on this opportunity
10 say = SoJi 10 DehaT Of DIR. WlSTAk'S
BAI.>A M or WILD CHERRY. which have
made as" uf IN my family for several years, and
always with the most beneficial results, NJ
viis being ct delicate habits has always been
troubled " Ith a hard dry. hacking cough. when
ever taking little cold. aud has employees yaI.
ipus spcotncs without obtaining any r-lIef. nsh
prevailed upon 10 test the virtues Of WISTAR-
B A L~AM. the effect OF VII ich has been truly
astontshlnR
Moro LhsH year since = young man belonging
in this place takru th bleeding at the luu gI
N connection wish most severe cough. AHd
was hnally given over TO die - beat phy sic
iAns and Il was evident 10 all that consumption
was claiming him as victim Learning these
facts my wife sent aim bottle Il the BALsAM
which he took and IN due tims 10 The great
aston -hmeut of his frienls was At his Accuston-
Ell cuPAitun, snatChsd. as u we're, from the
very jaws ol death. In many other case. have
administers the BALsAA The Cunsumptyc.
aud Alwsvs wlth the best or success- These
statements are simply iacts, winch can be vnuch
- Tor At any tim" b. calling on ne AZ my
-totr. remain tIuCiv yoUts. JOHN h. DARLING
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

-F;orepce Adele Vanderbilt, third
daughter OF VIM IL. Vanderbilt. was mar
ried Thursday night in ST. Bartholomew
Church. New York city, to Hamilton NICK.
Twombly OF Boston. The church was
crowded TO excess. hundreds having tickets
being unable TO obtsiI admission. The
scene was extremely brilliant, the whole
a-seinblAge being in full dress. There
were no bridesmaids. ruI the bride was
led I'D the centre aisle by her father. who
''gaye her AWAY" She Was dressed mag
niaceptly in white satin and wore diamond,
and pearls.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
Notice Of Foreclosure.

LEHEEEAs. David q. Eaton, Of ellsworth in
w the county OF Hancock and StA'e OF Maine.
by his deed Of mortgage dated May 18th. ls15, and
recorded IN Hancock CoGnty Registry OF De eds,
Book l5s, Page ;tI conveyed TO the undsrsigned
a certain pafcel or lot OF land situated IN said
Ellsworth. bounded and described as follows. to
VII -Hes inning AZ the Southwest corner Of land
Of George Parcher on the East side Hancock
street. thence ka-terly by said PArcher's land :.
also land Of n. l.. Mayo and Benz. Frazier. to
iAnd OF Isaiah Blsisdell. twelve rods thence
southerlv by sald Bl.sdeils land ten rods and
fifteen links 10 II. u. joys Sortheas. corner !;
thence Westerly bv said joys land twelve rods TO
HhncJck street, Aforesaid, thence Sortherly on
said street ten rods 10 the nrst mentioned bound.
containing one hundred and twenty four rods,
more less, together with the buildings ther con
being his homestead The conditions OF the
sb we described mortgage having been broken
! hereby claim To ioreclose the same and publish
lhls noliee accordingly.
NATHAN ID. KING.
Ellsworth Nov D. Is77 3wts
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas the Master wardens, sad Brethrrsn
Of Marine Lodge, OF Deer lse. IN the County OF
Hancock anc state Of Maine, "A body corporate
duly incorporated under the laws Of said stat".
by &. A. SpofsTd. vi said Deer Isle, lhelr Trras-
urrr, conveye Ell 10 rh. subscriber Of said Deer
Isle, by deed Of mortgage bearing date the fourth
day OF April, A -. ists the following described
real estate situated IN the said town OF Deer Isl,
hu us and bounds a. follows. 10 wit Beginniug x
~ the North Fast corner OF the premises as the
touH-t road hence southeTly by tho said road
six rods and twenty luks To the school House
lot. thence West b. .Iid school Houso lot. two
rods and twenty three links. thence south by
same ~ % rods and eleven links to land Occup led
by VIM. H. ~ Spono I'd, thence West by ssi'i
sPof1ups land t. The shore theuos by the shoI e
Northerly four rods and twenty and one
half link-. theucp Esst 81. North rods and Is
links; thence tAst"rly to the bounds began at.
together sith the building kno~n as the Masonic
buiiding ihercoa standing. said lot being in
quantity more or less. said mo gage ia recorded
ih Hancock Regisuy. Vol. l.s. Page 5ss. and it
vas gwen TO the payment OF the sum u
SIX hundred aud fory-thrce dollars with interest.
in twelve months from the uate Of sans and as
The sane has not been paid and the condition OF
the mortgage broken. new claim 10 force lose the
same
II. T. LUFKfS.
beer Isle. Oct 92d. ls7T. swl5
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

HUNDREDS OF LIVES HAVE pEgS saved By
HUNTS REMEDY. the great Kidney Mel.
ieine. HUNTS REMEDY cure. Drop.y aud
all other Diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder aud
Urinary Organs. HUNTS REMEDY is
purely vegetable, and used daily BY Physic-
isn' IN their practice. Do not delay, but try
HUNTS REMEDY
CL.RKEs Toorn ACHE DRoPs cure iastdnily
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.


BY the adyise Of the Executive Council, DO
hereby appoint Thursday, the twenty y-ninth
day Of November, instant, ~ day Of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise 10 our Father in
Heaven, for his great goodness TO the people
OF this State In the year that 10 Dow closing
While uniting with our fellow countrymen
upon thst dsy, at the invitation OF the Presi-
dent Of the United States, in solemn aeknowi-
edgment OF the Divine favor wherewith our
land has been blest. let the peace and prosperity
and exemption from every i'll which our State
has enjoyed in s marked degree, be specially
remembered before Him with reverent thanks
and glAtness. Asy the hearts Of sill lie moved
10 make this customary service an earnest Of
fering Of gratitude and devotion. and an occA-
zion for befriendng those no are in need.
Given III the Coupcil Chamber, st Augusta
this eighth day Of November. IN the year 0!
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy seven, and Of the independence o
the United States OF America the one hun
drec and second.
sELDES CoNN0R.
By the Governor:
5. J. CHADBoURSE, Secretary OF State.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

A boOsbinder said to his wife al the
wedding 1T seems that now We are bound
together, two volumes In one, with clasps. ="
Yes observed one OF the guests one
side highly ornLmented TurAsy no.oc CO,
aud the other plain calf" ard the next
moment was making rapid strides down
stair.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
Notice 10 Subscribcrs,

Ths date ON the address label of each subse ri
ber's paper shows the time TO which the subscrip
tion Is paid aud all Subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay up as soon as pos sible.
tin receipt Of payments on subscription at thi.
Office, a receipt Will be promptly sent TO the sub
scrfher; and the date on the sddressiab will b
corrected on the next Issue of the paper.
In all oommu nication relating to subscrfptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state TIE
fosiofhce to which the paper Is, or 10 TO be. cent
an TO he careful to write all proper names plain
ly.
in directing q change Of address. always give
the present address well the ono to which
YOU wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

Seven ex-Speakers Of the House OF
Representative are now living: 4. r. n.
Hunter, of Virginia; r. C. Winthrop. Of
Massachusetts,; T. n. Pomeroy, Of New
York; u. P. Basks. Of Massachusetts; G.
A. Grow, Of Penasylvsnis; Schuyler Col
fax, Of Indiana; and James @. Blaine, Of
nsips. Mr.. Randall y also N ex-Spesksr,
si,cs be 10 serving his sseesd tern.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The course OF the Democratic House
,n discnarging crippled Union soldiers
from its service and appointing TO MI tns
vacancies thus made veterans Of the rebe
armies is OF piece with the rest of IL
work. Mr.. Frye's words Of indignation
.,a r.b.ke will nnd al echo In every loyal
heart
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
Throat, Lungs 4 Chest,
Consumption.
WiSTAR'S BALSaM'
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAN.
(nse of CoplSnUmn nfioIl,
\ Case Of Consumption.

CHEsrERTIELp, H. March 90, 1867.
Mcssrs. SErH W. FOwLE & sos Gentlemeu-
feel in duty called upon voluntarily to give
my testimony in favor uf DR. WiSFAR'S b l..
SAN OF WILD CHERRY. | was tsfen sick
last october with lung complaint, accompanied
with a very serious cough and alter having
been treated number OF weeks by the best
physIcians they gave me over as an ineurahls
case OF consu uption, and for about six weeks
my friends expected that might die any day
having entirely despaire,s OF OF my recosety. At
this time read the advertisements aud cCrtlh
Gates OF ths WILD CHERRY BALSAM. ana WAS
induced TO try myself. haye taken five
bottles. and from this commencement have
been gradually recovering. My cough hAs now
entirely ceased have regalned my Gesh and
siren 9Th. aud am i.cliuE quite well. attribute
the cure to DIR. WINI 'R> BALSAM or WILD
CHERRY. as hsve taken other me dicine
since commenced taking that
Very rcsPeCtr iy yours MRS. MIA ;. SMITH
Mcssrs. FOW y 4 sDN
t,entlrmen Mrs smith gives me The foregoing
cert icafc of the efficacy ct our medicine her
ease size - an acquaintance Of mine, and ;ook
the Bal.sm thr strength OF my certificate,
which she in The papers tier story Is it-
Grady true. Yours truly. W II. JOINS
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
NOTICE of Foreclosure.

JTiIEREAs David g. EatJn. OF Ellsworth. in the
W County Of Hancock and state OF Maine. by
his deed vi Mortgage, dated September E3nd. 1919.
and recorded tn Hsasock County Registry OF
Deeds Book i;7 Page 10, conyeye ed TO me. the
uni. rsisned. certain parcel or lot OF Ia nd. stu
alcd sad Etlssurth. bouudci and dc sc ribed =,
fell3ss. 10 wit BsslnBlns Al The south west
corner Of land OF George faTcher, the East
aide Of III hancock s.rerf, thence kasterly by said
PArcher's land also land Oi II l. Mayo and Benz
fIAaeT. 10 land Of Isaiah Biaisdei, twelve rods .
thence sogtheriy by saIi BlaIsdslFs land ten rods
AMI atLcsn links To II d. Joy's Mort east corner /,
tneacs Westerly bF said joys izBd tseiye rod !.
u HAacoek street Aforesaid tseBee northerly on
ssld street tea rods 70 the nrsl mentioned bound
containing one hundred and twenIy rods, more .
less, together with the builiinXs thereon be inx
his homsstead. The conditions OF the above de
scTioel mortgage having 0sen broken. / hereby
claim TO forrclosc the same AMI publish TN no
Ilcc accordingly.
NATHAN KING.
Ellsworth. SoY. "a. Is.7. 3wt-
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

Whereas Lydia Bowden, of orland, Hancock
County state oi Maine, the fifteenth day of
May u is75, by her mortgage deed Of thst date
duly signed scaled, executed. and delivered ,
convey Il To William NJ Bridges, certain lot
parcel of land, witb the buildings thereon. SIT
usied in said 0riand, described as follows. to
wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner bound Of
a lot oi land originally land out to samuel Pat.
ri lge thence Easterly By said Partridge lot, tso
hundred and four rods TO ash stake spotted
and marked being the $. 4. corner bound of said
lot thence 2i' west about thirty two rods TO the
South line of said lot; thence Westerly on a line
parallel with said Partridge lot to the Eastern
taset at large rock the shore marked Il.
creeping stump marked and stake below the
tounty road set in range between said stream
and the river. thence N.rtherly hv said river to
the bound nrst meut ohcd. couta ming thirty .
en- aeres more OF less, and being same premises
c@nveyci b. saii Bridges by olive G.. bray by
deed 'lstei Apfil Is, 1873 recorded la Hancock
Registry vol. ia. rage IiI: the condition Of
szi1 mortgage having been brokca | claim a
foreclosure OF the same snd give this notice for
that purpose; The equity of redemption in sal d
mortgage - limited TO one year by expires terms
IN said mortgage.
WILLIAM NJ BRIDGES
by his AIy. o. Z. Cunningham
Bucksport Nov. 10, 1876 Sw+G.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
General News.
A U. s. Steamer Wrecked

BARNABY.

The United States steamer Huron from
Fortress Monroe for the West Indies with
. crew OF ll9 men and Is officers. aud
carrying four guns. went ashore during
the gale Saturday morning near Oregon
Inlet on the North Ca arolDA coast. An un-
usually heavy sea prevailed at the time
and the vessel soon went 10 pieces The
steamer sailed from Fortress MunrUe
while the storm signal wa. flying as a
warning Dr vessels To remain In port "a
heavy gale had prevailed tor three days.
The gale blowed toward the shore. aud
the steamer was unable to keep OF from
the rocks. Amer she struck some OF the
boats were lowered. but were swampcd.
and those known 10 be- saved. numbering
thirty four, swan ashore. 4 lie saving
crew OF nire attempted to go 10 the rescue.
but their boat was swamped aud the crew
drowned. Capt. Geo. L. Ryan. OF Boston,
commander, Lieut.. Palmer. and all the
other officers, except Conway, master. aud
Deuiz. engineer, were lot. The wreck
lies about 100 yards from the shore. Only
few OF the bodies have been washed
ashore. IL is thought that the steamers
engines broke down, which rendered her
helpless In the gale. Some express a hope
that others from the wrecked vessel may
have escaped In some VI the boats. At
present one hundred are supposed 10 be
Lost, only thlrty-four having been saved
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The late Senator Morton's memory y
To have . monument, the funds for which
will be raised by popular subscription.
Every Indiana soldier 10 expected to sub
.cribe one dollar. Col. Il. G. Ingersoil has
been invited to give q lecture on Morton
In Indianapolis, the proceeds to be added
to the fund.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

Misses Hughes, Hurd, and Squlrc-
lady teachers in the public schools Of lie.
land. H.. went together TO the polls. Nov.
!. and Insisted upon casting their votes
for school commissioner. their argument
being that If a woman was Intelligent
enough and had a night TO be a school
commissioner. they ought 10 bo allowed TO
expires, a choice In the natter
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

TUE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
{" All concerned that he has been duly
sppointed, and has taken upOL h.msef. the trust
ot an Executor OF the last " 10 and Testament OF
ANN II. JAR II late ot surry
IN the county of Hancock, deceased. by Civ
ing bond .s the law Directs he therefore requests
at per-ous who are tebtetl to the said deyeas
s'fs estate, TO make lmmcdlai payment. and
those who have any immediate demands thereon
10 eNhiOit the same Tor paymeat.
GEoR6E W. HUTCHGNu>.
surry Nov. lsT7 3s4-.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

DR.. SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALIZER
10 no doubt the most successful cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint we have
ever known. otherwise We could not guar
antee 1t. In cases OF Consumption. where
General Debility, Loss OF Appetite and
Constipation exist, it will restore and reg
ulate the system while SHILOH'S CURE
allays the inflammation and heals the lungs
Price 20 cents. Sold by ). u. WIGGIN
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The astronomer royal ofthe ROYAL OBJ
sefsstory OF Scotland has mapped out a
very cold winter Tor Great Britain. and
presumably for this part Of the world as
well. He has studied waves OF heat and
cold for period Of over thirty years, and
huds that The next cold wave is due at the
end OF the present year. when very irigid
weather may be looked for.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

4 young Connecticut lady was lately
taken abacs when her swain 90, upon his
knees before her and read declaration oi
his love. which he had nc-ly written of
This l. probably the lrst Instance on rec
ord, OF popping the question from notes
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
~ EXTRA OFFER E0R 1s1s zs
Club-Prices for the best Home and
Foreign Literature.

Possessed OF The LIVING AGE and one or
other Of our yivaeious American lnonthlies, a
whole situoti on. .r-PhiladeIphia Evening nniis,in
For elO5o The LIVING ACE and either one Of
1ne q American % q Mon,hlies (of Harper's Weekly
Or, 1or es.5o, THs LIVING AGE and the e w.,
las, OF Appletsn's Journal. - ''''""'
ADU9Iss LlTTRLL 4 CAV. u>~..
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The Congressional Directory gives the
birth place and age Of each Of the Maine
COngressmen - 1ollows: Hamlia, born
in Paris, Me-, age -; Blaine, Pennsyivs-
mia, A.; Reed. Portland. %; Frys, Lew.
lstou. 46; Lisdsey, HorridgewOck, ~;
Powers, Pitts6eld. 80; Hale, Turner. II.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
CIR Vllspprtb Amerifau.

Published every Thursday Morning a, Coomh.
bioek. kilsworth, Me, by THE IANCOtk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
tor terms, &C., see hrst page
s@S. Nj PETTESGILL A co 10 State s,rae,
Boston. 81 Park Row, New York, andl7oI Chestnut
Street Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
adV"tusements Tor the ANEEicAN in the above
ellie, AMI authorized to eoptrnct for adyertisins
at orr lowest rales.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
state Ne VS..
state C.sve.,i.. ef Refer. CIab..

The Reform Cubs OF Maine will meee,
10 q Grand Mass Convention at Winthrop,
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 9th and
9Th. 1877.
All the clubs 10 the State are cordially
invited 10 send delrgates, and they are re-
Quested to inform the executive committee
OF the Winthrop Reform CLUB the number
tina, will probably be in attendance. a.
soon as Nov 25th. rs many OF the reform
clubs OF Maine are not reported II Is not
known where they are located. VIII every
club In the State receive this call as espec.
tally directed TO them. and answer il by
large and full delegations.
One fare for the round trip has been se-
cured on the NJ. Z. X. r. and its branches.
Tickets good from the 4th TO the 7th inclu-
sive. Free entertainment will be provided
for all delegates.
Ii Is earnestly requested that every club
will see the importance Of making q full
representation at this convention. The
iron-clad army Is = mighty power; let US
come and reason together as TO the best
methods Of handling IL for the greatest
good. Per Order,
FRANK KRNRlCK. Pres. State Com.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

Wellesley College has been closed In
consequence OF the prevalence OF scarlet
fever among the studene, thirty young
ladies being Ill with the disease.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
a 9 a II ID.

TO all that suffering nom the and
indiscrciion. Of youth, n1rvous weakness. early
d.cay, loss oi manhood &c. viii send a receipt
that vii care wa. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
,iuth America send 4 self stire--el envelope
to the Ray. .IosEPu T. ISM.s station ID. Bible
Hnus-' New York. iyear Is
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The Fishery Commission have closed
their lsbors ct Halifax. and awarded
against the United States the sum Of nse
and 4 half millioos.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

A cotem2orary say OF very proml-
meLt militia general that Ibis sword was
never drawn but ouce-sud then Ia a RAT
fu."
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,

MONEY deposited In this Bank on or before the
~ nrst day Of December, viii draw interes n
from that date
GEORGE PARCaER, Preslusnt.
zW6 Z. G. BURRILL, Tress1rcr.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The unicr.lsned having breu appointed Nv the
Hon, Judge ct Probate Tor the County % III ancoek
ON the second " Wcsine-tiay In October. 1877. Com.
ntl-sinners - receive md eSAmth. the claims Of
cred tors Agai asi shc estate ol Snmuol Abbott
LAT" ~ ilaEerck IN a4d Couuty, dcet ased. repre-
scutrl in.piysni. give notice that months from
the late % aati Apo Iufut NJ 4llowe - - ld
creditors in which to present AMI prove tncU
claims and that they viii be ia session al he
iniioWlu. place aud times. for the purpose uf
receiving lsr sane, to Wiz A. the dwc ling
hnHse 80. ". loung In Hancock in said Coun
~ on the second saturday Of January and Feb
Tuary, lSS-. said sessions To commence on each Of
salt day Al une O'Clock ' N
q. " lOUSb.
JOSEPH CHABrREE. NN"' -
Dated TIM. .3l lag OF Nov. l-77. 3vf-
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

HACkMETACK. rich and fragrant per
fume- Sold by 5. ID. WIGGIN, Ellsworth
Me-; elsewhere by dealers generally.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS.

10 Al bran ehes OF Literature. Science, Art, an
Pohucs.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The nO-T EMINENT LIVING AUTHORS.
such 80 1T Hen. W y Gladstone, Prof Max
MAILER Prof TyndRli Dr. W Is. Carpenter.
Proctor. Prot Huxley, Ja. Broude,
Edward \ Freeman, Frances Power Cobbe,
ID. Mack eazie " sIIare, The Dake of Argyll.
Mrs Muioeh william Black Jean Insefow,
Niss Thnrkeruy, Mrs Oltphapt, Mrs AIexan-
der, t!eo Macdonald Matthew Arnold. Tar
aaenisf Aaerbaeh, Ru.kIn. Truny.ou, brown
inz, and many others, are represented IN the
pages Of
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
State Normal School,
CaStine, Main,

Casune, Name.
WINTER TERM OF welve weeks begin. u.
.tn- 1Hition and many text books free. B0aJd
costs irom " 10 tS 30 per week according 20 tbs
plAnad0pted. For particulars address
2sti PRINCIPAL.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BAlSAM.
KISTAR'S BALSAM,

Prepared by SETH FOWLER SONS 81 Har-
rlson avenue, Boston and sold BY deA !eFs grn.
eraiiy.
90 cent. and o. = bottle.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-29

The following afe a few OF the names Of tko.s
who have used this remedy Mrs Gov Copy
Mrs Hon. James W. Bradbury AnsoE p Nor
TiH ex-governor OF Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas
Lamoarsi Mrs. Col. Thomas Lang, Hon j.
tveleth, mayor Of Augusta; Rev Dr. Kicker
Rev. T. T.. MART Rev. 1. Y. Penney; Rev WIN
A. Drew Rev. ii. =. Wood Col y, NJ Drew
See reiary OF state; Hon. j. I. Woodward, state
Librarian, Hon. Il. II. Cushman, President Gras
lir National Sank ). W. Lane, Secretary of Sen.
ate. arren L. Alden. Bangor; snd many thou.
sand others too numerous to mention
From Rev. II. T.. TpR>EY D. D Ii ID pra.i
dent VI Alne wesleyan seminary and Female Col.
lege. kents Hill, Me.
DR. b W AISsAAS, Dear sir For i've wears
the students under my care have used Adsmson,s =
D. = bAlsam. ana have, think. found 1t second
70 no other remedy for throat and lung troubles
be"are OF worthless limitations. See that the
name OF T. w. hiNsMAN is blown in the glass on
the bottle. Price IS cents per bottle Sample
bottle and circular tree
sold by Druggists and Dealers. rs Tyr COW.