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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

DIR Cyrus Hanlin, recently President
Of Robert College, Constantinople. has
been engaged BY the Trustees Of Bangor
Theological Seminary TO give instruction
10 theology for year or until a permanent
Professor can be found to fiji the chair
made vacant by the resignation OF Prof.
Barbour
The Press says that defect has been
discovered 10 the warrants fol the recent
railroad election in Calais which will prob.
atiy necessitate another vote. as Pit Ia of
the highest Importance that no question of
legality should arise in connection with
the passage OF the measure.
The wig says that Mr.. Isaiah 8. En-.
cry, formerly Of Bangor. and now of Nev
Haven, Conn. has just invented . pneu.
matte indicating apparatus which bids
ialr to make his name famous as the orig.
inator OF new theory for the treatment Of
lung diseases, by application OF medisted
air.
County Attorney Staples Thursday
morning instituted libel suit, with dam.
ages at $40, 900, against the RockIand Free
Press for the publication of the alleged
fact that several persons have made a6ida.
Wits that Staples attempted to hire them To
murder DR.. j. Montgomery and to burn
the law office of Hiram Bliss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

are red TO ask this question by q
statement OF the Chronicle that bank. and
consequently bankers ought TO be abolish.
ed because they produce nothing" Ii Is
evIdenlthat the author Of this statement
gives very narrow Interpretation to the
term "produc er such all Interpretation
a. would lead him to class editors, (per.
haps he would except "greenback" writ
ers!) authors, physicians, clergymen.
merchants, and even those engaged in
transportation, as mon producers He
obviously has the idea that the only pro-
Queer In society is one who tills the grosud
tends the focks, draws forth the wealth
OF the seas or the bowels OF the earth, or
fashions raw products into objects OF
mans desire.
moment consideration will satisfy any
thinking man that there are other classes
OF producer" who perform services as
essential and honorable as these. Does a
ship or railroad, or team which trans
ports barrel OF -four for example. from
the place where it was made at the West.
10 the door OF the Maine man who wants
to consume, produce nothingl,' Is the
seaman, railroad operator. aud teamster
to be abolished a. mon. p oducer?'
Obviously. IT, the sense In which mol.
iiical economy uses the term, producer.
IS one who In any manner aids In supplying
objects OF mans desire which can be OBJ
talnedgonly by mass efforts. The railroad
as truly aids in supplying flour TO the east
ern man and as truly adds TO its value, as
the miller does. The merchant VINO car.
ries on the transaction does the same. And
the capitalist or banker who furnishes the
required capita, performs just as essential
service as the miller or railroad. With.
out the use OF the capital which he gathers
and loans, the wheat could not have been
purchased. the miller's services could not
have been secured, or the -four transported
and brought to the door OF the Eeastern
man, Therefore. in the practical sense In
which political economy uses the term.
the capitalist who uses or loans money for
business transactions, Is just as truly
producer" and just as much needed in
carrying on the worlds business;as any
other man.
Will those short-sighted persons who
talk.abOat aSoIishing men who facilitate
the use of capital, also abolish merchants.
teachers, physicians, clergymen, editors,
authors. &C., as .'non-producers? p All who
aid in the work of education, whether in
the school or BY means Of the printed page
contribute to production by enlarging the
brain-power of ether workers The moth.
ers who train their children for life's lab.
ors. do most important work. Health
adds to the producing power Of any person.
and therefore the physician is as truly q
producer Is the inventor Of new labor.
saving machine. Inasmuch as virtuous
and upright habits make their possessor
more valuable member OF society, the
minister does IS effective service as any
man for the promotion Of even worldly In. |
terests. -Lessiston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

light gray suits, plaid with blue,and n out
ton hole boquet. Some ladies kept guard
over their pets, in order to be sure they had
the right sort of diet, Tor said one OF them,
My dog never would taste anything but
frosted cake" and other owners fingered
about. only TO hear the compliments be-
stlwed upon their canine property.
Many prizes were awarded; the manag-
ers made a handsome profit for themselves
aud the affair was pronounced equal TO the
one held in New York last season. 50 of
course the BostonlanS are happy. J..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

DENotKtTIc PEoscErIIoN.-Isaac ".
Kline, yo:er on tie out,A.r,, OF TIL, city
IA ward .. was 80 unfortunate - 60 DE
burnt our lat month. lo,ias household
goods and shelter for himself am family.
rs brother who lived Cd au adj y asia. io,,
kindly allowed him to move into his house,
across iAelmeo OF Ellsworth territory until
Nj. Kline could rebuild h.~ house. Oh the
site OF the OH one, and which be j. uow
building. Ga Monday he presented him
self at he polls but IL name lad been
stricken from ;se .i>, and be 3.>irlueh.>ci.
The men who petPetr-tcd III mcauue-s u
Ellsworth. were the men whom honest
Democrats % severly rcbnscl on Monday.
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The Fifth District.

There Is no doubt that the Fifth Dis
tIict bears the banner. Its Republican
majorities are amazing. They run up
into the figures which we expect in
high-iide, Presidential year, when the
State is carried by 5000. Washington
County contributes five hundred major
ity. Walla seven hundred aud litty, and
IIarcock over one thousand. The Knox
Town, alone fan of. but in the three
coun,ic- fir, named, Coy. Conner gets
over tWcufy-thrcc hunted over adj. OF
course, this carries with il all Tie Sena-
tors, three-tour,h- OF The Representa-
tiycs. and thc three cniilc County tick
cts. Several .line~ brought this about.
The nominations made this year were
excellent. Nobody Wa. a drag on the
ticket In Hancock County, some Of
the officers are elected by maiprllic>
ranging irom 1900 to $500. The party
puts up lis best men and the people
gladly eject them.
The District has been quietly but ef-
ieclually canvassed, not by meetings
and speeches, but by individuals in ey-
cry school-district, upon their own mo-
ton, talking with their neighbors upou
the Importance of getting out full
vote.
The Democracy have been despon-
dent and spiritlesS. Speaking from the
range Of the writer's observation, there
were never so many men in the Demo-
cratic party who revolied and voted
I with Us as this year. Over this County
they were found by scores. Many
openly avowed that the course OF ma
tional politics has taken away all their
heart in their old party. Many more
were affronted and full of outspoken
disgust at the shameless trades made by
/ their leaders with irresponsible meA aud
assumed organizations which brought
no strength to their party, and alienated
its honest voters.
These sincere men came out this year
and voted the Republican ticket, in
some cases, the whole of it, in others for
it, candidates whose election would be
the sharpest rebuke 10 offensive men on
tie Democratic ticket.
To these sincere men too much praise
cannot be given. Whether they ever act
with u again or not, they should be
thanked for their courage. fpr the man
Illness which prompted them to rebel at
the Last worst commands Of their old
time leaders.
These and other things not 80 marked
in their Importance. brought about the
great triumph which the Republicans OF
the Fifth District have achieved. They
make the ouilsok for holding .ouT
strength in the future bl.gh; one.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

One Of the pleasaniest incident. 81 .uc
recent election, was the serensde given by
the Emerald Band, to the candidates elect.
During the day, every man of them had
nobly worked and voted for the Republican
ticket. and in the evening. on Main Street.
surrounded by jublant crowd, they dis
coursed their finest music. They were
briefly addressed and thanked by Hon.
Aseue Hale, Attorney General Emery.
Judge Wiswell, and Representative elect
Drinkwater.
ForsIn Ct haze dim D,el.iaisss juraIa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

Probably nowhere in the State were seen
happier faces at the result Of Mondays
work, than In Ellsworth. Nor were they
confined 70 Republicans alone. but very
many Democrats equally with the latter.
rejoiced that the selfish schemes OF auto
cratic dictators had signally failed Here
tofOre with them, Democratic ticket had
been a sacred thing and bolt had been re-
garded as an objectionable sin. But such
had been the arbitrary conduct of self con-
stituted leaders. in imposing on them OBJ
noxlous candidates by manipulating eau
cuses and conventions SO destitute of
principle aud so treaeherous to reyered
Democratic convictions, had these wire
pullers become in foisting on the party 10
Convention, the doctrines of imitation and
Reputation instead of honest currency.
so eager for power and plumber had they be-
come in selling out to a will-of-the- ex-
eresence, that the honest rank and file OF the
Democratic party could no longer endure
it, and they not only worked bat voted as
never before for the Republican ticket.
Among the many names we might mention
who took this course. is that of John d
Richards Esq. a Democrat hitherto always
the stralghtest Of his sect, who openly de-
nounced the fraud aud voted against its
perpetrators. The deed being done, the
Democrats believe they did right, and to-day
feel more independent and freezer and hap
pier than for years before.
This days work bodies no good to our
present city government, whose days may
be regarded as numbered. Henceforth.
there can be no question that both parties
will strike hands and another year give to
Ellsworth an administration in which the |
people shall have confidence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The kennebec Journal says that Hon.
Joseph Fl. Williams on Monday at the polls
deliberately cut his own name from the
head Of the ticket before voting, although
when a Republican,he always threw tick
ct entire. even If his name was upon IT,
Several democrats. we believe followed
Mr.. Williams example.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

Mr.. Herbert Philbrick. . recent grad
nate at West Point, has been detailed TO
drill the Colby Rides.
The Advertiser says that b. r. Spin
ney q 20. have shipped from their shoe
factory In Norway village the present
season 1900 cases ofgOods, and viii ship
from 800 TO 600 more, msking in all not
far from 1900 cases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
In NJ the he Di..ries { our, OF the United ,,.,..

= Lne matter Of Albert II. Norris. Bansrup,
N r. l. hers6y gwen that the tb,r,, ,.,,.-,
-, ,hec-thK OF The Creditors of I.sst Il 80 a
=" y, ., held at The Custom House IN FIo- "ps
~ p,,',ctton me 18th day OF september a. - ID
iahLn one OF the Registers ts ~ 'o4 neg ser
ssiu DIstIict tor the pnrpo.e. namaj ny nm IA
~ ~ eisnlh -ection al tne bankrupt
lne United States. with Bank rlptsv statutes 81
ANDREW = WI.vSIf,
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WIS TAR'S BAISAM
WILD CHERRY,

from NAlHANfLuM MINER, NJ d .ArnrRS -,
i, AI'hgnsh a'ersr TO countenaucln g patep, ,,..,
N.e, EHeeIiu'I5 make an e1orItlan ~ -
- Z =, ,i'eH it Lung prep ArAtnn-uk WIST -
u - - AM or WILD CHERRY. TIL. pr.nar.''',
- nc u1.,' 10 my practice tor more than IL -,
K r,. I"' IaHt Always found 1t to be OF more -
Sase. recommend with the greatasr ,.,.,,
S SSnee 10 ,h",e subject to Coughs and pnir,,.lI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
RS BAlSaM
WILD CHERRY,

FAoN 4. ntNkLEE. ESQ Posr,,..--r,
WASH bkArtLEDoEo, W
am subject 10 sudden colds followed t.,...-,
,, - '. .of "h'eh Use the BAL>AM and nat ~
,"' "'HI f'Mrd' Tor cough or a sor., In, - -
~ vas acquainted wiki Nv family ,ls, 49,
Il nL,A ]" ih'"r Of Il myself In i,ct 60
~ ~ nave u N The rousc. AMI yoUtd - -
MINK o. ininS WITHOUT nou- a. your @rc,IJuH
bAL>AA or WILD CHERRY " NN'''''4t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The ORLAND DIsTRICT.-One of the
candidates who helped the ticket this
year, was Hon. John A. Buck, who has
been elected Representative to the Leg
islature from the Orland District. He
got out the full vote of the party besides
running ahead of the ticket, his MAORI
ty being SOB. Mr.. Buck is good man
to let alone when he is up for Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

0be ELLSWORTH ~"tflfan.

pnhu.h., nursday Morning az Coon,bs.
Rl,~t $50 Efh, Ne, by THE HANCOCk
yoI1S >r Rs tBLIsHING CoNPANY.
- ysrms. &c. see first page.
rs. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO, 10 state street
6oston, 81 Park Row, New York, anG.-0l Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are oBr Agents Tor procuring
advelfi-eruent- tor the AMERICAN ia Tho above
cities, and authorized 10 contract for adverts sing
at opr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

A first-rate appointment is that of
Hon. John L. Stevens of Augusta, who
has just been appointed Minister ID Swe-
den. Mr.. Stevens is one of the aLlest
and best Of our Maine Republicans, and
his thousands OF friends in the State
will be glad to hear OF his good fortune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1871.
Mondays Victory.
N THE STATE.

Sufficient returns have already been re-
ceived TO show that the people of the Dir
90 State take no step backward in their de-
termination to maintain and retain Repub-
lican supremacy in its counSels. The vote
of Monday with il 10000 majority for the
gallant Connor. anu rs almost unanimous
control Of both branches 81 the Legislature
proclaims that the wise AID judicious ad-
ministratiou OF the party for the last twen-
~ years has been and : satisfactory to her
people. We fail also to discover in this
brilliant victory any criticism or any con
dcmnation of the honest efforts Of the ma
uoual executive TO promote the peace
harmony and welfare Of the country. II
is on the other hand. a happy augury for
the President. that Maine by an undimin-
ished majority i the first State 10 declare
at the ballot box. approval Of, and unshak
en- confidence in, Republican principles.
With no unusual effort to roll up heavy
vote. the Republicans have stood firm to
their principles and the heresy Of rag mon-
ey seems 10 have affected them little. The
result j. most gratifying to our friends who
have done better than their most sanguine
expectations
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

nv Utmost RELIANCE MAY be placed in
nuNI.s REMEDY. for the prompt cure j,
hidney, hladder and Urinary Diseases. Nj
pe'e'' travel and dropsy. HUNTS RENEW
. u Diseae OF the Urino-Genital Orvan.
Meh'al and Physical Debility, and Pain. T. -
sue, BACK aud Loins. HUNTS RFMrnv n'
has been for 3 years fayorite m.'l,a, $3.50.
Family Physicians, euicine Of
CLARKE'S TOOTH Acur nco
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Representatives Elected.
REPUBLICANS.

Ellsworth, Arthur F. Drinkwater.
Otis, Charles Otis.
BIcksport, n. T. Hill.
Orland, John A. Buck.
GOuldsboro, Hiram ID. Coombs.
Brooklil, Nelson Herrick.
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Surry, Nahum Hinckley.
In the Deer Isle District it is as yet un-
certain whether Geo. W. Warren, Rep.
or Seth Webb, Dem. is elected.
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Notice.

bn.ine. hrStaeri beng about 10 ela,. r,,, ..r
II giva sny az persons that Il L. itnr5..tbil
wi.h t 70 can and settle AT once a. ". q nj
must be ,ritls 90 to any co-t snd ali acsauats
counts with this arm not settisd ~ ~hn have Ae-
uthe up to seventeen year. ''N'4' one month
klIsM 0rfh. snrr ~
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a., Ah.love she murmured.ss they wan.
a ae.u through the moonlight, "ah, dear.
ts why 10 the summer roses fadeg' He
,ia appeheu 10 De young chemist OF prac.
e 80 turn Of mind, and he replied that il
IN va" ~ o"lng 10 the insufticiency tof oxygen
IN the atmosphere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
\ CAR ID.

To all who suffering from the errors and m
di,crrtion- Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, toss OF manhood, &c. will send recipe
that viii cure you FIRE. OF CHARGE. This
rvat remedy was discovered by missionary "a
South America. send a self addressed envelope
The REv, JosEPH 7, ISNAN, station u. Bible
House New York city 81 + mos
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Earn for SALE

acre. or LLapo!ne, Containing eight acres thru
IaS VI "ulch Is moving, and the resi- T, ,ii -
i ian1, GOOD one and half story tiwatn s aSsae
ise. n,r Yarn IN good repair, on the nrsn,
viteiI H. IN T.shlhY good bargain, are IL.
terms inquire OF premises. and fog
No. Lamoine, Sept, IL. 1877 Va NJ iuUNG,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The following dispatch was received
from Senator Blaine. by Hon. Eugene Hale
on Tuesday eve.
AUGUSTA, Sept. Il, 1877.
To Hon. Eugene Hale:
! congratulate you on the magnificent result
IN your District; the best, all things considered
IN the state. j. q. BLAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The Horace Davis ticket Of this city
which was to have received 500 votes, only
had So and of these, not more than one
third were Simon pure Greenback votes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

A NEW Way TO SELECT A CANIIpAtE.-
.IwQ DsIuocrats Of thls city, d',agreeinG
ernor. agreed to decide the question 10y a
came Of Hish-low- Jack, the wlnneF 10
make no the ticket. one, faEoTad " ~
n-.,.o,v - .naA won. Bon Wa. de
~ The nominee Of the Convention. and
supported At the polls. See
returns The parties think a pack of carl.
ialrer way Of settling political prefer.
ences' than packed caucus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

"A dispensation has abeen granted by
the Masonic high priest, for new ROYAL
arch chapter, to be located in Augusta.
called "Cushnoe chapter which viii soon
be instituted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

60 counfryman, giving his evidence az
court was asked by the counsel if he va
uorh IN wedlock. No, sir" he replied. II
was born in Devonshire.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

Hon. Sidney Perham has been appoint
"a appraiser at the port of Portland. in the
place OF Hon. Leander Valentine. resigned.
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tenOvaI-

street to his Old stand, over s,orr Of n n PIT
n;, Mhefe ne keeps on hand TISwARE and So
49,, ts goobibg in his line, which will be promptly
ru. L. 6. TRACY
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B0WDOlN C0IIEeF.

I'hE second examination for sd.Is-;.,
n neia on IHC RsDAY, september IN WI" VIZ %
The = Fa ne T eaemleal Lecture Room, ADAM H,
JSeIITsi thiDAY, September ash
2yST - i'''' President.
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WIS I AR S BALSAM
WILD CHERRY,

IRON HoN RUFUS X. GOODESOw. OF s.,s.
,.,,I,iI,aHSS tried WIsTAK's BALsAM Of VIM
i"e tAttt "As all That could Dc desired IN -.
y '"-' shAn one bottle relleyei M .,', -
used have found none equal 10 W. ~, nave
,,I t,e properties IN cases OF cough read
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons indebted to the subseriber m -.
or account overdue 90 days, are requested To eli
ana ADJUST the same forthwith otherwiss ,S
viii Dc len with an Attorney for collection. save
surry, Aug. 9th, 1877. 49,
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WlST AR'S BALSAM
WILD CHERRY

Prepared by SETH W FowIEA -,
orally. '' Dy usAIer- gen
- cent? and OIL a bottle ,,,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The Greenback ticket will probably
receive in the whole state, not exceeding
$500 votes.
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IL THE COUNTY.

We look in vain over the returns from
any County in the state, which, possibly
with the exception Of Aroostook, furnishes
3 better showing for the party than does
old Hancock. Il has increased H. last
years majority OF 500 to over 600, elected
har9somIy every County officer. both SEN
a:ors, and seven, If not eight Of il Aiue
Representatives 10 the legislature
We believe that the harmony and sue
cess which has attended the party in thu,
County for 80 many years i largely due 70
an entire absence OF dictation or undue 10
fueuce or The part Of Office holders a;
County Conventions. TIE people.by their
delegates have nominated their officers,
who io- The most part have been accepta-
BE To- the County.
Between the two Conventions held 4.
Ellsworth the present year, the contrast
was marked. In one, the delegates acted,
in the other, they were dEagooaed. by oue
Tda nominations for County once
were for men tried and true and mos ~
bly alG nearby nav 49,
NJ Saunders. candidate for CleFA .
Co.,-,s i reelected by AN '"sFeenoacAs.
-. l., - -.,oeiy played between
JON: ,se honest rank and file Of the
, .8ers could not be brought to take a hand
In 1t, and 50 the services OF most excel
lent officer are secured for another three
years. Let such be the fate OF all truck
and decker nominations.
Mr. Campbell, crippled soldier, as the
Republican candidate for Register OF Deeds.
received generous support. With the
experience he will now bring 10 his new
term OF os.-ee. We have little doubt he will
prove highly acceptable 10 all.
Mr.. Deyereux. the efficient and popular
Shelf Of the County, has received almost
al OF the votes from all OF the parties. As
the returns sre not yet all ia. it is impossi-
BILE TO say what his majority will be- There
IS no doubt but il will exceed 1000 with
the Islands and plantations TO hear from.
We DO not think it fair TO bury a candidate
IN this manner. Al last accounts hi. com
pe,tor was looking both ways at once for
votes, but could see none.
The Treasurer and CO. Commissioner OF
las year are both reelected and command
I'd the strength Of the party vote.
TIE Republicans OF Hancock may well
Ue proud Of their brilliant victory of Mon
day. It is the resu.J Of putting in nomina.
ion capable and honest men, aud doing
timely work tor their support.
m0ng the Counties OF the State. Han
cock may well be regarded as the banner
CJUu.y.