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State News.

The attendance OF students at the
Maine Medical School is as large as that OF
last year. and the lectures are going on
with marked success by Profs. Weeks.
Mitchell, Gerrish. Wilder. (who closed this
week his labors) and Judge Goddard. The
class bears AN excellent reputation.
On Thursday Col A. c. Wing. one OF
the trustees OF the Winthrop Savings Bank,
visited Jennie Hope at the Bangor jail.
There are various rumors sfoat In relation
to Hope, and one Is that he Is worth some
thing over 100000 and owns a large livery
stable in New York. IL is also rumored
that his wife and attorney will soon visit
him IN Bangor.
The Journal says that the ice business
Oh the kennebec has put thous ands of dol
lars in the pockets of the toiiing masses.
This Is clear gair. The money nearly all
comes from abroad and Is earned and paid
ont at the season when'other occupations
are hard TO be found. And then, the vast
sum of money received for the ice Is meas
urxbly clear again. as the stock In trade
costs nothing. the ice field and gardens
yield abundantly without the use OF fertiiiz-
ers. and here on the kennebec We are al
ways sure OF crop.
A capital OF g.. $50. 900. besides the
leather and hides. Is invested In Eastern
Maine tanneries, which employed 500 men,
use 90 600 cords of bark, aud manufacture
5000 tons OF leather annually. large
number Of men are also employed 10 pro-
curing the bark and in frsighting the hides
and leather from and 10 Boston. More than
half OF this business is done By +. Shaw &
Brothers OF Boston, who also made 800
tons Of hemlock extract and IL 600. 900
shingles last year. The tannery business
has increased since 1870, and will continue
to grow as long as the bark which Is being
used faster than the natural growth re-
places II holds out.
A Row IN CoURT-Last Monday dur
Ing the trial Of the case OF Tillson vs. The
Rockland Opinion for libel In the Supreme
Judicial Court at Rocklsnd, Hon. 4. +.
Gould. counsel for the defence. used In
,ulting language toward Mr.. Mortland.
! counsel for plaintiff. speaking OF Tillson
AS Mortland's master" Enrsged by re-
peated taunts Mr.. Mortland attempted To
take redresss on the person OF Mr.. Gould.
and a a personal encounter was only pre-
vented by the Interference OF friends
Judge Bsrrows was exceedingly indignant
and threatened to postpone the case to the
next term, but upon counsel making hum
BILE apologies and promising better fash
ions he consented To try IL out.
Colby UNIVERSITY. -'rhe nr.t public
exhibition OF the term was given Wedre.-
day evening by the Junior class at the
University chapel, which was well hlled
by an interested and spprcoia,ivc sud-.
ence. Excellent music was furnished for
the occasion by a male quartctte. The
programme was as follows
Truth and Error. ...............J amc. tiedde-
Character Of Edward Preblc
.......................H Hannibal r. Hamlin
MARTIN lulDrF ....-..-... W. II. IFtOr1
Christianity and Free Govcrnment..........
Observation-Disclosures. " Mayo
John stuart Nill............W. y. Philbruuk
The PGritsns and Puriiansm.....A. 7. >oule
Napoleon BonapArte. ...........J. 4. Waliug
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Rumors as to Ousting President
Hayes.

NEw YORK, April ,
The New York Herald says there was a
runner In Washington, last night, that the
main topic of discussion in Saturdays eau
Gus was Montgomery Blair's bill In the
Maryland Legislature about the Presiden-
cy, the question being what course the SEN
ators SIS Republicans had better pursue II
Bisir'- bill, BY passing both Houses of the
Legislature. should take practical shape.
The rumor adds that the general determi-
nation Of the Senators was not 10 oppose
any movement having for its object 70 Gus,
President Hayes, but that nothing was act
uslly decided on.
Montgomery Blair is reported to have
said last night that Congress will make the
Maryland resolutions effective by pro-
nouncing President Hayes not entitled to
his position, and that a bill which has been
prepared, will soon be offered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

-Oue of the moot remarkable revivals
of religion ever known In this region Is
sweeping through this community. many
of the readers OF the AMERIcAN know OF
the deplorsbie state Of things which exist
ed here In the church, for many years
nearly a year ago Rev. J. II. Taylor, who
had become Interested in the chu rch while
At Bluehill, removed to the parsonage,
which wa. vacsnt,-thr people feeling un-
able to support or.-hoping tina.
while resting aud recovering his health, he
might be able to do little for the people.
The Divine favor has wonderfully blessed
his labors. and for some months there has
been manifest = good degreee of prepare
ton for q work Of grace, at last it was de-
cided to hold = series of meetings, and the
pastor, still quite feeble In health, sent to
Portland for some assistance from the y
NJ. c. Association. and the result far ex-
ceeds all expectation; all classes in the
community are mxnitesiiug An unusual
degree OF interest. 9 very large number
have been hopefully converted. aud the
converts are very active and earnest for
others, so that oil are Impressed with the
wonderful power OF God. and We may well
exclaiu. What hath God wrought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

ANOTHER BURGLARY On Tuesday night
the store Of Lemuel Crabtree was entered
burglariously, and goods consisting OF
boots and shoes, dry goods and tobacco, Ia
quite large amount were taken. The
money drawer showed attempts to pry It
open, which did not succeed. and the con-
tents were not disturbed. The entrance
was made through a large pane OF glass In
the front window, which was broken out.
II is thought that the burglar or burglars
came with q horse and carriage. as fresh
tracks turning At the store and taking the
Ellsworth road. were discoverable In the
morning.
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NllbSlAUe.
Mr.. Editor AS this town borders on
Hancock Co.. any news items may be OF
some interest 70 9 portion OF your readers
Thes choOls during the past year, have been
well taught and disciplined. Miss Joy. OF
your city, closed her fourth term. some
ten days ago, and is now preparing to taxe
. long sea voyage with Capt. Samuel
Means OF this village. Capt. Means takes
his family with him, and Miss Joy. will de-
vote herself 70 the children. Capt. NJ
looks after the education OF his children,
and when they are with him on the water,
they are under the tuition Of . competent
aud faithful instructOr.
The exhibition, given In the church one
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1912 Pensions,

FINDER this act, any person who served four
" teen days or partieip aIesi in one hattie in the
War OF lsl2. Is entitled TO Pension OF Is per
month from date of approval of act. widows,
no matter what was the date OF mar rage to I'm.
soldier, are entitled to the same Pension
No other parties entitled
All 1879 Pensioners dropped from thu Rolls he
cause OF alleged disloyalty are restored hy this
act.
Applications MUST be executed before an office,
Of a court OF record
Send to us Tor any information or blanks needed
GILMORE 4 co,
629 / street, n. w.
awIa Washington, D. T.
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week ago. by Mr.. Eston's class in reading
and elocution, was very pleasing to the
audience. The young ladies aud gentlemen
rendered their parts very finely. The
singing by . voluntary choir was highly
complib,ented. by good judges of music.
The religious interest In the Christian
church. still continues. The meetings are
largely attended, and quite number have
found peace In believing" NJ.
March 2s, 1873.
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Ohio and Indiana Municipal EIec'
tions
CLEVELAND. O.. April

CLEVELAND, o.. April 2
Complete returns in the city give the re-
pnolicans - out OF Is councIlmen. and elect
the entire ticket with the exception OF DO.
lice commissioner.
TOLEDO, O., April 2.
The democrats have PROBABLY elected the
whole city ticket by a small majority. three
out OF eight councilmen and aldermen.
COLUMBUS. O.. April 2.
Full returns show that the democrats
elected the entire city ticket with une e1-
ception. by reduced majority.
TOLEDO. O., April 9
The democrats elected their city ticke,
By 100 10 200 majority. The republicans
elected two aldermen, one councilman.
The democrats, one alderman, one council.
man. Nationals, one alderman and csun.
cilmen.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 2
The democrats elected Treasurer, Mar.
shall, Surveyor, aud four Couneilmen The
republicans, City Clerk and two Council.
men. The democrats elected the entire
township ticket by majority of $50.
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der bis own observation In the British
Provinces.
Mrs B. II. Aiken gave some earnest aud
effective words for the cause.
Mr.. F. NJ. Rowe. In . few well-chosen
and manly words. expressed his deep re-
greet for his past failures, and his detesml.
nation, God helping him, to be true to him.
self In the future,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

LET EVERYBODY READ the invslu sbIe med
icsi aud ply sioiogicsl treatise published BY
the Peabody Medical destitute, Boston. The
Science OF Lie, or Seli-Preserya tion," vii,
when carefully pursued, convince the most
skeptical reader that IL Is compar atively easy
to avoid the ills which beset the young and
thOughtless. and that the weakened forces of
manhood may be re-estsbiished,- that hap
pine,s and usefulness may be restored to those
broken down. And iu this dsy, when 80
many are premsturely broken down, the work
In Diseases OF the Nerves and Nervous Nal
sdiss,r !. timely one. The sulhor Of these
popular works has recently been presented
with Gold Medal by the National Medical
Associx ion. The advertisement Of the lnsti-
tule, headed with = true likeness of the great
be nefact0r. GeorgsPesbody, may be found in
another column.
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Nominations by the Governor.

AUGUSTA. Me, April ,.
The Governor made the following uomi-
nations TO-DAY Fred Barker OF Presque
Isle. Sheriff of Aroostook County ii. H.
Burbank OF Saco, Co., Attorney of York
Co; IL +. Cummings of Portland. Com
missioner OF Pharmacy Ira ;. Booker OF
Brunswick. Trustee OF the Military Asy-
lum at Bath.
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Peruvian syUp-seth W. Fowle 4 son.
BAnters-Bo = Ter Merrill Bangor.
Bankrupt NOtlce-sAmuel A. fArnham.
Corn, Meal. a Fine Feci-Chsrle. D. spear
toll tor sale.
Noticc-F. r. Hartshorn.
Money WAnted-J. v. u. Daring
Attention Old soldiers-C. 4. BroUn.
Pensions to ali-Henry f,synton.
How To be Cursd-Dr 4 Green.
school Notsce-R- Cole. superv isor.
Spring Opening-R. y. suminst4 4 Co.
War of lsl2-A. Y BurnhAm.
Notice.. I. Grapt Mayor.
NoiIce-A. =. Greedy.
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health, buy The Peoples Common Sense Ned.
zeal Adviser, an illustrated work of over 900
pages. IL contains instruction concerning an
stomy, physiology, hygiene. and the treatment
OF disease. Over one hundred thousand copies
already sold. Price (post-psid). &l.50. Ad-
dress the author, X. V. Pierce, N. D., Buffalo,
NY
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Gsalds6ors.

No little excitement has OF late been
created in town In the matter of locating
and building a new school house 10 district
No. IA. az scholars.) First At meeting
OF the district It wa. voted to locate the
house about 50 rods IRON the centre Of the
district, and the corner stone was laid
none dissenting. Soon. II was found. from
some informally that the meeting WAS He
gal. Next, the selectmen relocated the
house about leo rod. from the centre OF
the district, and the house was built against
the will OF a majority OF voters In the dis.
trict. Once more IL was found that all
that had been done WAS illegal. But the
plot had thickened. because the Selectnen
had become inveiehed. NeIt. at another
meeting OF the district IL was voted to
build another house near the site OF the
old one. which stood near the centre OF the
district This last act was the means Of
arousing that orthodox "Old Adam ia
Jew and Gentle alike, and The minority
flew To harms, A meeting OF the town
was next called to slough of part of the
ma jority" end of the district, leaving the
leading recslcitrants out In the cold. and
the feat was accomplished 1877 to ~. The
majority thus overborne say that undue
influence WAS used TO defeat them. as near
ly sll who voted 10 divide the district came
from remote parts OF the town. Now the
means OF the vsnQulshed are heard from
meath the leahess limbs OF the willows of
Babylon.
This Is the Winter OF our discomfort
For Gold laughs At Justice
And overridss the law ~
NoSLIQUEr.
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Casein0.

Casino.
Officers chosen at the annual meeting
at Csstine. March 25th. 1873.
Aoderator-George II. Witherle.
Tonn Cierk-P. @. HOOke.
Selectmen, Asscssors and Ouerseers Of Poor
p. A. Hooke, George L. Weeks. Jeffer-
son Devereux.
Tredsurer-Charles Il. Hooper.
Coilect0r-Curtis Stevens.
Road Copsmissioner-John F. Rea.
Superintending School Commiftee-C. J.
Abbott.
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Butler Explains.

BosroN, April ,.
Il + Butler has addressed letter to the
Boston Herald stating that he favors the
stopping Of the funding of the public debt
in order 70 meet the expected deficit OF 20 :
100000 dollars In government revenues.
aud he is surprised that New England and
Ne" York Congressmen, by opposing ihi.
proposition apparently invite opposition of
the income tax
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Business Notices,

A SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. The most ex-
perienced and successful physician in New
England. who makes chronic and long-siand
ing diseases n specially. is DIR. X. Green, 81
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, whose adyer.
tisement will be found In another column.
His success 10 curing such cases Is without
parallel and depends upon the fact that he dis
cards poisonous drugs, and follows nature.
Consultation free.-BostoB Globe.
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Religious Services In this City each sunday.

CoSGREGATfoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
NJ and P. NJ. Sabbath School In tse aftei-
noon, at 2 l-2 O'Clock.
BAPTIST At P. n. Sabbath
School at 7. n.
UNITARIAN.-saobsth School at I P. M
Preaching st 2: Is and sol n.
CArH"LIc.-Pre.ching n, 10 l-a O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at p. N.
METHODIST al 2 aud : ?. NJ
Sabbath School at r. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every Sun
day ., o'clock. Z. NJ. IN Hail over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEKrISG-every Sun.
day at L. NJ, al Temperance Hall.
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Treosst.
NoSLtQC Er

Tre0sst
We have nveyear-old who has talent
enough for bank cashier. He got his
grandfather's saw the other day and tried
TO saw one end out OF the coal box-sawing
through nails and singing, The Half Is
Never Told
1t is reported here that the Boston and
Calais Steamboat Company will put on a
two Thousand ton steamboat, touching at
South West and Bar Hsrbors. during the
summer travel
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DO You want 10 save your chidren' II YOU
DO. 20 10 q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fr.-
,enden'- Worm ENpeilrr. Il /. the surcst,
safest aud best worm medicine now in use
For ale BY all druggist, FOR y cent. or cent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared d, Fr..euIrn K 60. Rpckland.
Maine.
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strikes AZ the root, builds up the constitution.
makes II new, and drives away Catarrh and at
diseases Of the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and sche-, pertaining to he al
back. shoulder. kidneys and throat. IYie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-04

Lasit~s who for years hIyc depended on all
manner Of powers and cosmetics for giving
them artificial compilations now lind that
GLESS's SULPHUR SOAP supplies them with
pearly skins shd rosy cheeks, elected By the
gentle stimulation Of nature. Sold By all
Druggists. Hill's Hair & Whisker Dye, black
or brown, SOC. 5wIO
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COLLINS V0l1AIC PLASTER

spect AZ least, you must use GLESNS' str
PnUR soar. which Is immensely popular
smong the elite Of society. aud deservedly 80.
for Il Is the most -slutsry OF bcsutihers and
purifiers. Sold by all Druggists.
HnLs HAIR & WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown. 90. April.
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Ortasd.
John A. Buck has sold The schooner
Hunter to Gen. Tillson and others OF Rock
land. She is to carry granite from Hurri-
cane Island, and will be supplied with
steam hoisting apparatus. The price paid
was q 500
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

DIR. E r. Jackson's Catarrh SNUFF and
Troche powder is highly Recommended
tor Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache.
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
IL

WAR DEPARTMENT !
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 81. An.
Indications.
For New England clear or partially
cloudy weather, light Northwesterly
winds becoming variable. stationary tenn
persture and stationary or higher pres
sure.
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NEW YORK, March .

Nt" Ohh, h afCn =.
Anderson took possession OF the New
Orleans Custom House yesterday, as Col
lector OF the Port.
The Collector OF Raymond. Me-, is q
defaulter TO the amount OF $500, which his
bondsmen will make good.
Patrick Gilhanly was killed st Portland.
yesterday, by falling derrick.
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A Calais Schooner Disabled.
PORTLAND. Me. April ,

Schooner Alligator, from Calais for New
Bedford. leaking in her upper works PUT
into Portland Monday. 10 csulk.
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MACHIAs. Ne, April 2.
John GilIispIe's house al Wbltney'ilie
wss burned last night Loss on house and
furniture, 81 800; insured for 500 in the
Home OF New York.
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EA0sbrOOk.
AT our annual town meeting held on
March 25th, the following officers were
chosen:
Auderator-Almond Z. Bunker
C7erk-Lewis W. Bunker
Seletmen-L. W. Bunker, John d. Per
kins and Hervey Z. Smith.
TIeasurr-George n. Butler.
s. s. Committee-Stllmsn o. Googins.
Collecsor-Joseph P. Wilbur.
Constdble-Russell n. Dyer.
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To Let.


A Tenement on Pine Street. Enquire OF
GEO. W. NEwBE6lN.
Ellsworth. March q, ISIS. swIs.
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Without shadow OF doubt the best medic
inc In The world for coughs, colds, hoarscness,
bronchitis. sorcne-. Of the throsl. asthma in
fucuza, cstArrh. Whooping cough and lung
diseases. i iflmsoH's BotIHic Bdisam
Price - Ct-.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you Witt or leave the City OF NEW YORK.
cave annoy vance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the & hA Nd NlON HOTEL, op.
po-4te the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Il his
over $50 elegantly furnished room, and IS fitie,l
up atan expense of over s9oo.0so. Elevator steam
and all modei n improvements. European Plan -
The hESTAl - ANTS. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms supplied with the best The mar
kcI can furnish. The cuisine j. unsurpa- -ed
Rooms for single persOt, 81, tl.Jl, and g. per
day rich suites TOR families proportinnateIY low
that visitors TO the city and travellers can live
mors luNuriously, for less money. at the GRAM
UNION, than at any other first class Hotel In the
city. Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for al parts OF the city.
lyA & y. W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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Ne. Pess bscet.
There will be an examination Of teach.
ers st Town Hail, In Penobscot, May 4th,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Candi-
dates whose qualifications are unknown to
the undersigned, will not be excused from
an examination.
J. NJ. HuTcHrSs, Supervisor.
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Msny causes tend to produce this painful and
distressing state The blood i, retarded in its
return the too frequent use of drastic purga-
ives tends to produce congestion of the bowels
torpid action Of the liver. and numerous other
causes are the source OF this complaint, and
hitherto nothing etectual has been presented 10
the public, which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effective
cure. In PILON we have remedy which no I
only acts almost instantly, but will remove the
largest tumors Of the parts (Pile-l by ab.orp-
ton, and many who have received not only
benefit, but have been radically cured have
been assured (prior to using this treatment) by
eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever
could expect in life, would be BY an operation
and removing 1t or them from the body bv
procedure which necess;tated the knife Thi,
remedy has been hailed with delight, and i
now prescribed by many practising physicians.
who are cognizant OF Its merits, as the only
known sure cure for PILES.
80 Price, Fifty Cents per package. or sir
for $3.50.
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Iu,tantcr cure. rooothache in ore moment.
3ltf
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MARINE LII II.

Ellsworth Pert.
"Wednesday, March a.
ARRlNEp.
Sch Julia Edna. Terrell, Bar IiaTbor.
Thursday, March IS
CLEARED.
Sch Catherine, Jordan, Boston.
Friday, March 20
ARRIVED.
Sch Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Tinkley. do
SAILED.
sch Asncoia, whitmore, Fail River.
sch Capt John, Means, Boston.
Sch Rienza, Grant, RocsIand
sch Stately, Tate, W Harbcr.
Saturday, March 80.
ARRIVED.
sch VIM II Archer, Bellatty, Boston.