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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30
THE SOUNDS OF THE SABBATH
BELLS.

Oh, no, there is no flaming hell.
Said the Universalist bell;
Look mp to Heaven this holy day,
At end this church and learn the way;
There are no fires, no fiends to blight
The hope within the heart that's right
No hell! no hell! no hell, no helli
Do welll do WE'LL do well. do well,
Said the Unitarian bell;
Come mere and cast aside your load,
And work your way along the road
With faith in God and faith in man,
And hope in Christ where hope began;
Do well do well! do well do well!
Said the Unitarian bell.
Swell! swell! swell! swe II , We waters, swell!
Exclaimed, in peals, the Baptist bell;
While faith in { hrist alone can save,
Man must be plunged beneath the wave,
To show the world unfsltering faith
In what the sacred scripture saith;
5velIl swell! swell swell! We waters, swell,
Exclaimed, in peals, the Baptist bell.
Farewell! farewell base world, farewell!
Cried out the Presbyterian bek
Life Is boon, to mortals given,
And there is nothing true but heaven;
Do not provoke the avenging rod
Come here and learn the will of God;
FAREWELL farewell! base world, farewelll
Cried out the Presbyterian bell
We tell the truth we tell! we TELL
Shouted the Methodistic bell;
One Lord has made salvation free,
None need be lost on land or sea;
Repent, believe, have hope, and then,
Be saved, and praise the 1ord-Amen!
The truth we tell we tell! we tell!
Shouted the Methodistic bell.
Exceli excel! in love excel!
Chimed the Episcopalian bell;
This Is the church-nOt built on sands
Emblem of one not built with hancs;
Its forms, and rules, and rites revere
And worship here-come worship here;
Excel in faith and wsrks, excel!
Chimed the Episcopalian bell.
Look down, ye saints, in heaven that dwell!
Shouted the Roman Catholic bell:
Lean DER the battlementS of bliss,
And deign 10 bless world like this;
Let mortals kneel before this shrine,
Here is the water, here the wine;
Look down, We saints, in heaven that dwell!
Exclaimed the Roman Catholic bell!
Ger city's streets or hillside dell
Ring on, each Heaven assuring bell;
Press forward, pilgrims, TO the shrine
or Calvary and Palestine;
These paths that lead through earthly dross,
All meet at last beneath the cross
The Christian does not fear the knell,
AS angels toll the funeral bell.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

Beggary follows the absence of employ
ment all over the kingdom, and if the
however generous and active. would be
Intellectual. The newspapers are full of sad
details, and the half has not been told. In
the manufacturing districts nothing but the
liberal perseverance of the rich saves the
poor from starvation. Two thousand half
fsmished children in one district of South
Wales, called Merthyr, were fet last night.
Shoeless, ragged, unwashed boys and girls,
from two to IL years old, had one bowl Of
soup each for the first time in weeks.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

Brayere: Women are extreme in all points.
They are better or worse than men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Maine Legislature.
Wednesday. Jan. lG.

Wednesday, Jan. lG.
In the Senate the following are some of
the orders: TO amend laws relating to
Aldermen; that certain chapters of the re-
vised statutes may not conflict; aud TO de-
termine age OF dogs Liable 10 registration.
A bill 10 promote the safety OF the trayell-
lug public from cattle running al large was
presented. In the House, orders We're
presented. looking TO laws relating 10 mis-
chevious dogs; in regard TO fish weirs;
that money appropriated by the State for
free high schools be properly expended:
relating to savings banks. From Commit
tees were reported orders relating TO H.
ceuses on dogs. leaving ii optional with
towns whether a license shall be required;
and one authorizing q bounty on bears and
wolves. Several remonstrances were pre-
sented against All act 10 prohibit the throw
ing refuse lumber iutO the kepnebec river.
Also several petitions TO allow aDotheca-
ries to keep spurious liquors.
Thursday Jan. II.
In the Senate orders looking to the
amending the laws that no municipal Of
ncer, member of the s. $. Com. town or
plantation clerk shall be eligible. if unable
TO read fair and legible handwriting; aud
relating to assessment and collection OF
taxes. A petition was presented Of several
persons OF Merchants Island town Of
Isle au Hsute. requesting TO be cut of and
annexed to Deer Isle and referred TO Com
mittee on Towns.
In the House the following are some Of
the orders presented; relating u discon-
tinuing Maine State College aud establish
ing Agricultural depa in Bates and
Bowdoin Colleges and Colby University.
and TO establish Normal School In West
erp part Of the State. Several petitions
similar to those of yesterday were pre-
| scented; also tor = State Board Of Health !;
| TO encourage planting trees by the road
side; and Tor the repeal Of the do. law.
Friday Jan. Is.
In the Senate An order Was presented
looking To the prohibiting Of running ex-
cursion trains on the Sabbath. The Com
mittee on Financial Affairs reported favor
ably upon the Report OF State Treasurer
In the House, the following are some Of
the orders presentedt looking to adequate
punishment OF any one who may maiic-
lousy poison wells &c; to encourage i'm
portatiOn and breeding thoroughbred
horses &c; also OF raising wheat, corn aud
sugar beets by offering premiums; relating
10 recovery of damages for injuries re-
ceived from defective highways Many
petitions were presented in regard to apoth-
ecaries keeping spurious liquors; that An
intoxicated person may be arrested and
confined till he discloses Of whom the li4-
nor was obtained.
In joint convention Of the two BRANCHES
Of the Legislature, Esreff H. Banks was
elected State Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Gold, Jan. 10, was st l.0l l-2, the low
est it has been for - years.-Il is stated
that greenoacks are beginning to circulate
in California on par with sold.-The Ad-
yer,iser says that one OF the banking firms
in Portland the other day offered to give
gold at par for 20 dollar greenback rather
than give small bills.-Many Of our ex-
changes state that II Congress will let
money matters alone. greenbacks Will be
at par with gold before month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Iou mast Cure that Couob.

With shiloh's Consumption Cure YOU can
cure yourself. IL has established the fact that
CONSUMPTION can be cured. while for Coughs.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. Asthma. and ali
diseases Of Throat and Lungs. II il absolutely
without sn equal. Two doses will relieve
your child Of Group, II l. pleasant to take and
perfectly harmless TO the youngest child, and
no mother can afford 10 he without IL. You
can Use twO-thirds OF bottle aud II what w..
say i not true we will refund the price paid
Price 10 Ct. - Ct. and al 10 per bottle. II
voUF Lung arr sore chest or back l.tse ~.
shiloh, Porous Plaster. For sale BY :. u.
NIGGIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that Benjam in
! Z. Thomas, of Eden. in the County OF Han
cock and state Of Maine, on The thirty first day
OF December A. ID. 1875, by his mortgage deed Of
that date. recorded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds.
vol. l5a. page II. conveyed In mortgage to me.
kafus Il. Thomas, of Philidelpha, in the State OF
Pennsylvania. one undivided hall of the follow
ing described lots or parcels of land:
First, lot situated in Eden Aforesaid, bounded
a. follows Beginning at the shore at the west
bounds OF the late Eieazer Higgins lot and run.
ming south as east by said Higgins land two
hundred and ninety rods TO land sold formerly to
David Richardson; thence ffty degrees ives
twenty-five rods to pine tree an said Richard.
sons line; thence north IS west three hundred
and eight rods to the shore; thence by the shore
to the place OF beginning-together with one IN
divided hall part Of the buildings thereon-con-
tanning forty-six acres. more or less.
bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake at the
northwest corner Of lot No. :, sold to Ambrose
Mayo, and running by said lot No. south &ss
east three hundred and six rods to q birch tree :.
theme. south So west forty-tw rods to a spruce
tree; thence north IS west three hundred and
sixty rods to a maple gee standing at the side Of
marsh; thence northeasteriy BY the IN arsh and
shore To the place of beginning cOnta lining ninety
six acres, more or less.
The third lot situated in said Eden, and bound.
ed as follows; Beginning at a small ditch at the
corner Of Leonard J. Thomas marsh lot. at the
eastern side OF the Northeast creek. thence ioi.
lowing said Thomas line northery until it strikes
Pembroke Leland's line and We stern oorser |;
thence in direct line to ditch, cut out by Reu.
ben ). Salisbury and Thomas Paine in 1850
comes to the ditch cut out by Nicholas, Thomas
and others thence following The last mentioned
ditch southerly and easterly until it comes
abreast of small ditch oct out BY W. Thompson !;
thence running directly to said ditch; thence fol-
lowing said ditch 70 the northeast creek; thence
along said ditch TO the place Of beginning, con-
tanning sixteen acres, more or less.
The fourth lot, situated in Eden aforesaid, and
bounded US follows: Beginning at a stake on
the shore at the northwest corner Of lot No. / !:
thence running south IS east three hundred and
eight rods To = pine tree; thence south so. west
iorty eight rods 10 n birch tree thence north as
west three hundred and six rods to the shore !;
thence eastery by the shore TO the place OF begin.
ming containing one hundred and three acres,
mere or less.
The moTtSayor In said mortgage covenanted
and agreed that the right Of redeeming said mort
gagged premises should be forever foreclosed in one
year next alter the commencement Of forecIOs.
ure, by any Of the methods now provided BY law.
The condition OF said mortgage has been bro.
ken, by reason whereof claim a foreclosure Of
TIE zane In accordance with law and with the
covenant above mentioned and give this nouss AZ
the above according 70 Law.
RUFUS X. THOMAS.
Ellsworth. Jan. sd, 1875,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

The following Hancock County Cases
have recently been decided by the Law
Court aud the Rescripts sent to the Clerk
Of the S J. Court:
Lemuel Crabtree W. wm. II. Chaplain.
This MAS all action of replevin bEous int Ia
get possession OF yoke of oxen AID
horse. The plaintiff and defcn ilnt were
formerly co-partpers. and the oxen and
horse were the property OF the cDpauner
ship. The Deiendant claimed that one
partner could not maintain repievin
against his oo-partner for partnership
property, aud that the Def. was entitled
to Judgment for return of the properly,
aud for damages tor the detention. The
Plaintiff admitted that the suit couldn't be
maintained, but contended that the prop
erty belonged to the Plaintiff! as much as
it did 10 the Defendant aud that there
should be no judgment Tor return, or
damages for the detention.
The Court ordered 4 non.uit, judgment
tor q return, damages for the detention nf
his interest. at the rate of So per year
from the time OF taking 10 the date of the
judgment.
REscRIPr.-"As a general rule. replevin does
not lie by one partner against his eo-partler for
partnership property. Where the Plaintiff In such
seton Is defeated. return of the property must be
ordered and the Defendant is entitled to recover
damages for the detention in proportion 10 the ex.
tent Of his ownership in the property replevied."
Hale & Emery Wiswell & Wiswell
for Plaintiff. for Defendant.
James Grindle. Admir-, vs.. Eastern Ex-
press Co. The Rescrpt explains the case
REscRIPT.-Tbe plaintiffs interstate delivered to
Defendants agent At Castine "a 80 TO be carried
TO Belfast and there delivered TO Beale, agent
of the Continental Life Insurance Company. The
money was sent for the purpose Of paying ID in.
testate's seni.annual premium his life policy in
said insurance company-which policy would by
its terms lapse. If premium not paid on or before
eight days thereafter.-of all which the Defend
ants agent had notice, but failed 70 deliver the
money. Held, that primarily the Defendants would
be liable in damages for the net value Of the policy
on the day il lapsed both parties having presuma-
bly, contemplated such damages from knowedg e
Of the circumstance Also, held that il in
cumbent upon the Plaintiff s interstate to use ordi
nary and take all reasonable measures within
his knowledge and power 70 rrnstate himself with
the Insurance Company, or 70 reinsure; and that
he cannot recover damages for such loss as he
might have thus prevented.
Wiswell & Wiswell Wilson & Woodland
for Plaintiff. for Defendants.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

IHE ESTABLISHED REPUTATION Of HUNTS
REMEDY, which has been before the public
20 years. i. guarantee OF its curative prop.
critics. HUNS REMMDY :cures Bright.
Disease. Dropsy, Kidney Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. Gravel. diabetes. and Complaint. of
the urino-GenitaS Organs. HUNTS REM
EDf cures hropsy. aud all Diseases OF the
Kidneys. Bladder aud Urinary Organs
CLsRkE's TOorH ACuE DROPS cure l.sta.Hy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Special Aotiees.

II - now an Acknowledged fact that
CONSUMPTION C,N BE CURED. II la. been
cured ia a very great number Of cases some
Of them apparently desperate ouc.l By
SchsncA', rgimonie syrup alone. and in otnrr-
by the same medicine IA connection with
schenck'. seA Weed Tonic and Mandrake PiI-
one or both. according - The requirement. Of
the case.
The Old -upposiiion tha, Consumption in
incurahie,' Tor many year. deferred Physician.
from attempting to lind a Semcdy tor that di.-
ease. and patient, afflicted with it reconcil.d
themscIse, TO death without an effort being
made to save them from = doom which va,
considered inevitable.
Or. Schenck himself was supposed d one
Time TO D. Al the very gate OF death. hi Ply
,icians having pronounced hi ca.r aoyelc..
and abandoned HIM 10 hi, fate b, was CURED
by the aforesaid medicine. and afterward en-
joyed uninterrupted good health for .nDrc than
forty YEAR. Thousands OF people haze used
Dr. schcncA's preparations with the same re-
markable success.
>chchck', Almanac. containing a thorough
treatise ON Consumption. Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia &c, can be had graft. Of any drug
glsis, or Of J. H. schcnck 4 son. phllaIci yhia,
Full directions for the use OF schcnck's mcdi-
clnes accompany each package.
schench', Pulmonic syrup. sea Weed Tonic.
and Mandrake Pill, are for sale by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Notice 10 Subscribers.

tn. date on the address. label Of each subsc RI
bcr's paper shows the time to which the subscrip
ton is paid: and all subscribers I'm ARREARS are
requested 10 pay up as soon a. possible.
ON receipt of payments on subscription at TINS
office. receipt viii b. promptly sent 10 the sub
scrber; and the date on the addTess-isbel VIII De
corrected the next sue OF the paper.
In all communications relating TO subscriptions
our correspondents requested to state tire
Posiofce to which the paper Is, or is to be. sent
an to he careful TO write all proper names plain
.f. A..
In directing change of address. always give
the present address IS well the one to which
YOU wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
SATURDAY. Ian. 10

SHtuFuHy, Jan. II.
The Senate was not In session to-day.
In the House orders, petitions and bills
were presented relating to same subjects
of previous days.
Monday, Jan. Il.
In the Senate several petitions were
presented for law establishing State
Board of Examiners for sehol teachers
a petition was presented Tor bounty on
wild cats. An order was presented regu-
lating the survey of logs on the Penobscot
river and preserving records.
In the House numerous petitions were
presented Tor the druggists bill. a great
msny petitions aud bills were presented
to-day. rs tomorrow il the day assigned
tor closing the reception OF them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Notices.

As the state of my health demands that should
take . rest, have decided to take a vacation un.
til spring. would also cay that wish TO have all
my accounts settled Immediately and that all not
sstiled before the tenth OF FEBRUARY WI be settled
al The cost Of debtor. While ! am away wm
Seppeliy Is authorized to settle nv accounts.
DIR. A. Z. Hagertny will be on the Island during
my absence.
Il. l.. GRlSDLE.
Nj. Desert Jan. lih, 1875, 3w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

The New Hampshire Democratic Con-
vention met al Concord. Jan. l6. and
nominated Frank A. Mckeen OF Nashua
for Governor. The National Democratic
platform of 1876 was reaffrmed. IS the au-
thoritstive exposition of principles Of the
Democratic party. The old cry of fraud
was repeated, aud they congratulated
themselves that Democratic principles had
been adopted by the NatioEal administra-
ton in reference TO the Southern States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

PURSUANT TO License from the Probate Court
I I shall sell at public sale. at my house in
BROOKLYN. On the 27th day of February next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, all the real estate Of Dan
iel n Bray, late of "a i'd Brooklln, deceased con.
si.ting OF one wood lot in Brooklin, con tanning
fifteen acres, bounded north by land OF X. Grin
die. east by land Of Wa. :, freethy. south by
land of ID. II. Alien, ives, BY land of Hooper. Al.
so . small lot at Brookin corner, containing one
third vi acre on the highway aud adjoining
lands OF U. W. Herrick and Reuben Stuart.
Term cash.
SUSAN II. BRAY, Adn.'x.
January 2l. ISIS AVA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

T HEREBY give public notice that by virtue of
i assignment Tor the bee d. oI his creditors
executed on the fldth) sixteen IN day OF January
A. ID. lss5, by OIIYer 4. borr, OF DrIand, IN the
County OF HaneocS. and state Of Maine, in ac-
coriance with the t10l seventeen chapter OF the
Revised Statutes Of the STATE OF Ma,se, and stat.
utes additional thereto. have been appointed
assignee for said purpose and have given bond
therefor rs the Law directs. Three months from
the execution of said assignment are ailowed for
creditors TO Decsme parties thereto.
OSCAR T.. CUSNISGHAM
Bucksport, January 10th, ISIS. 3wa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Eastern War.

Erzeroum. has been completely inves ted
siace Jan. g.
An official account Of the capture Of
Shipka Pass. states that four Pashas. $50
officers. IS 900 prisoners, and 81 guns were
captured. The Russians bss In killed aud
wounded was s, 454 men.
A hattie before Phillipopolis is imminent.
Suleimsn Pashs Is refreshing to Adrianople.
The Cabinet Council have deiiberated upon
measures for the defence OF Constantine
pie. 1t 10 quite evident that Russia intends
to take Constaatinopie before she makes
peace with Turkey.
ENGLAND.
There Is an uneasy feeling In England
that crisis is approaching. Thus is tele-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
STAT ME Mt
Edgemoggin Silver Mining
COMPANY,

Sedgwick, Hancock County, Ne.
iAIltai Ntar 49, W.
Total Amonut pAtu IN. "a ta "
Amount OF La bihtc.. .sOV "a
capital invested IN Erai Estate .ud q
lures upon Il. toe luding machinery tx! .2t5 o.
Aggregate Nslne OF taxable property of
Corporation Ncd by oWners,..-.......-.'.r "a
WA. u. PAGE. Treasurer.
STATE or MAssACHUAErTs.
touSTs oY ~UFTpLE.
CTTN of BOsTOS.
January 18th, a. II. ts7>
Then personally appeared the above PANIED
william X. ragc. Treasurer. AMI made oath o.
The truth Of the f1rr .0iuz return.
before nc.
\. " ADAMS,
4GI' Communicated tor tie state Of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
AsSigIlee,s Notice.

hereby give public notice That BY virtue Of an
assignment Tor the benefit Of his creditors. Exc
cuted ON the(2d) second day Of January A. d.
1875 by Benjamine 5. Deliver Of fremont in the
County Of Hancock aud state q Aaiae in accord.
ance with the 10Y seyentieth chapter Of the Re.
vsed Statutes Of the State Of Name and Statu tee
additional ihereto,l have beea appointed ~.
signed Tor said purpose andt have given bond
therefor rs the Law directs. Three months ftow
the Execution Of said assign0eut are allowed
for creditors to beoome Partiss therst0.
JOHN b. RgDAAN.
Ellsworth January l4th ls7s, Ava
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rs hereby given TO all persons desirous of being
! heard upon Bill an Act To prevent the
throwing Of refuse lumber into Patten Pond
Stream in surry.n now pending before the Com.
nittee on Int rior Waters appear before saId
Committee. and be heard thereon, on Thursday,
the 7th day Of February next, at two O'Clock r.
NJ.
IN. BOARDMAN,
JOHN L.EUTLER, 'ha'eh'
Augusta, JaA. l7th ISIS. 2w&