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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The Massachusetts republicans have re-
nominated Gov. Long.
a boy was eaten by bear in River
dale. Ontario, Wednesday
Snow fell Tuesday of last week in
Northern Pennsylvania.
The ELECTIONS IN OcroBgR.-Georyia
will elect on Wednesday. Oct. 6, State Off
GERS and Legislature, which will choose a
United State Senator. Ii should be noted
that Georgia will not elect its Representa-
tiyes IN Congress at this State election, bu,
will choose them on Tuesday. Nov. 2.
Indiana will elect on Tuesday. Oct II,
State officers, Representatives in Congress
and Legislature which will choose United
State Senator.
Ohio will elect on Tuesday. Oct IL, minor
State officers, Representatives in Congress,
and Legislature. which in the case OF the
election OF Gen. Garfield as President. will
choose United State Senator.
West Virginia will elect on Tuesday. Oct.
II. State officers and q Legislature. which
will choose United States Senator. The
people will also vote upon two proposed
/ amendments to the Constitution Of the State
one relating TO courts and the other to the
right of trial by jury in certain cases. As
IN Georgia. the representatives in Congress.
IN West Virginia will be elected on Tuesday.
Nov. ..
1t may be added that the town elections
in Connecticut will be held on Monday. Oct.
!. and that a proposed amendment to the
Constitution of the State will be submitted
to the vote Of the people, the amendment
providing that hereafter Judges OF the Su-
premc Court Of Errors and OF the Supreme
Court shall, upon nomination of the Cover
nor. be appointed by the Legislature
Colorado which heretofore has been ian
October State" will this year hold its gen
era. election on Tuesday, Nov =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

AT meeting Of the Bluehill Farmers
Club. Sep, Is. Ii was voted to hold their
annual Fair on Thursday of Sept 30th. We
shall endeavor to make this an attractive
and interesting day. 1t is hoped that farm
ers will not hesitate in bringing their produce
and stock. the more they bring the better
show We can make.
We also extend a cordial invitation to
adjoining towns to join US on this occasion,
and they shall have the same privileges as our
own towns men. If stormy will be held on
first pleasant day. II. A. TICKER, Sec'y.
The Fusionists seem to feel very badly
because the Joy Temperance ticket did not
receive a single vote in this town.
The vote last Monday, $50. was the
largest ever thrown in town. Republican
majority 1876, against 90 majority in a vote
of i39 last year.
Mr.. James Chase is still confined to the
house
Mr.. Gould Is quite sick.
The rain came down copiously after
election. and did a great deal of good
MIR. John A. Stevens is building house
near the Congregational parsonage. and
Reuben Gray is building above the old Gem
etry.
The temperance meetings are well at
tended SUNDAY afternoons and a good de-
gree Of interest is felt. though Mr. Would
/ bc-Gov.-Joy had but - out to hear him
when he spoke here. To be sure i, was a
dark night and rainy, bu, Mr.. Joy said tina,
the Temperance people had been ordered
10 stay a, home"
Coal is $3.50 per ton, delivered Wood
$500 per cord.
Rev, Mr.. Hardy. Of the Congregational
Church was absent last SUNDAY. RoB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The evening Of Sept %. was very pleas
anily and heartily enjoyed BY an agreeable
and ~ideawakr company. at the home Of
Nh and Mr. f. f. Babson OF Somesy.le,
it being the 18th anniversary OF then mar
riage. Relatives and friends. from various
quarters, with valuable presents, joined them
IN celebrating their Silver Wedding.
Among the many composing the party
was the Rev. Burke Iea,i;t Of Chicago, H..
The opening services Of the occasion were
pleasantly performed by him. who, with his
family. vas spending his vacation on the
Island. After him. several other. made
brief remarks, and extended their congra,u-
!aiions. Refreshments being served and the
evening vell-n.gh spent. the party dispersed
leaving their kind wishes. and hoping
Mr. and Mrs. Babson, after another - wears,
might have the pleasure Of celebrating their
Golden Wedding j. y. \.
Sept. 10Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Footin Of Election Returns.


PORTLAND, Sept Il.
Finding errors in the Geographic returns
TO the amount Of two-tenihs of one per
cent, have had copies of official returns
carefully footed and compared with footinss
received from Augusta An error Is found
Of one hundred in this footing in Penobscoi
County, seven lacking towns are added and
the final result is, DAVIS, 1850; Plaisied,
1854; Plaisted Ia plurality; Scattering
vote not on sheets received here, but the
Augusta footings Of i7j probably correct
Although these figures arr from official re-
turns the official canvass of them is not
made until the legislature meets in January,
and only that body takes cognizanee of er-
rors in them. The plurality amendment is
carried by large majority
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
The Straight Greenbackers Bolt and
Nominate an Electoral Ticket.
pnKTI-ANn. Nept. .

PORTLAND, Sept. u
At an adjournment Ct the Congress Hall
Convention the straight greenbackers met
at City Hall. Scion Chase presiding, X.
NJ Springer, Secretary. A straight ticket
was nominated. as follows: Scion Chase,
Chase's Mills; J. F. Turner. Portland {.
X. Whidden, CALAIS; J. +. Hilton. ST. Al
bans; Thos G. Burdin, Turner; Geo. ".
Wooster. North Bangor f. b. FRYE, Bethel;
- delegates voted. The whole anti-fusion
strength claimed was li0 in the Congress
Hall Convention The straight Greenback
ers adopted the following For the en-
lghtenment and encouragement Of our
Greenback brethren IN other States, We the
straight Greenbackers of Maine. IN Conyen-
ton assembled. declare that there is
Greenback Party in Maine pledged to the
interests of the whole people; that the late
fusion and confusion IN this State was
wholly due to the eXigencies of State issues.
and that in National matters We vote with
our brethren elsewhere in the Union, for
Weaver and Chambers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Sale Of Property by Assignee.
"A the matter of JOHN ID. HOPKINS 4 Co, IN
RANkRITpTfN

p'Vth't vi MAINE s.
In the matter Of JOHN ID. HOPKINS & co. IN
BANKRUPTCY.
OtRsU mt TO an order Of Hon. Edward Fox.
1 Judge of the District Court of the Quilted states
for the District Of Maine. | shall sell ut public
auction, nj Ellsworth. in the County OF Hancock
and state of Maine, at the Office of Geo 5. Peters,
In said Ellsworth, at nine OF the clock in the fore
noon, on the sixteenth day of October, a. ID. lssO
same being of the estate OF J. ID. Hopkins 4 Co !,
AFORESAID. bankrupts, q certain lot or parcel of
land lying and being In township number thirty
nine middle division In said County Of Hancock
and state Of Maine, being all rights and interest In
law and equity that II J. u. Hopkins 4 Co..
have In said township thirty nine BY virtue OF q
bond or writing given 10 J. u. Hopkins and james
II. Hopkins by Geo. \. Black of said Ellsworth.
The membranes on the same are as follows. 10
wit, due from said John ID. Hopkins 4 Co, sixteen
thousand i've hundred dollars also Johu ID. Hop
kins and james H. Hopkins In July.A. D.. 1870.
drew an order on Geo ~ Black aforesaid in
favor Of Albert NJ. Hopkins, for the sum of ffteeu
thousand dollars then received by said Black from
said Hopkins, stu remaining unpaid and not In.
eiudet in j. u. Hopkins 4 Cos. Indebtedness 10
said Black. of sixteen thousand and five hundred
dollars; also at said sixteenth day of October at
sail Ellsworth. at sail Office of said Peters at
saii mentioned time and by the order of said
Judge of said Court. all the risht and interest
that sail John ID Hopkins 4 Co, have In the fol.
lowing real estate and bounded As follows, to wit
Regining At a ruck with iron bolt In il south OF
The pump on the line between this lot and land
formerly owned or occupied by Euos Woodland.
thence south 90 l- west To the river TO a rock with
III IL, ultuce south AMI east follow
log the shore 10 land bought by said Woodard Of
BENJAMIN Jordan, thence northerly on said wood.
arts line To the place of beginning. together with
buildings thereon and all the machinery thereon.
An Of above mentioned property TO be sold sub
jeci q membranes. Upon the last and second
described lot, there IL due BuckspOrt National
hank OF Bueksport, the sum OF Ave thousand 90
and five hundred dollars. | shall also at said
mentioned time and place sell at public Auction all
OF Executions, accounts notes, bills and personal
property Of aud belonging to the estate aud In
favor of j. u. Hopkins 4 Co, and Hopkins, Nc
Donald 4 Co.. subject IN all Offsets and tefenccs
In law.
t.iven under my hand this day OF the above date
of sept. 10Th, lssJ-
GEO. > PETERS.
Assignee Of John ID. Hopkins & 20. 4 Hopkins,
Mcdonald 4 Go.
Ellsworth. sept. 10Th. lSso aw3o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Brdfndrsrs Musical World for September
u out aud filled usual with choice new mn
sic and interesting reading matter. Fab
number Of the Musici World contains music
worth over s2.0o In usual sheet form. consist
ing OF Songs, Ballads. waltzes, Polkas, Duets.
Violin and Piano music, Piano pieces. &C., hi
by the finest writers. The September number
contains six pieces of music and can be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents TO the publishers.
Terms per year are only si.50 or FL 60 with
choice OF five premium music books. No one
Interested in music should be without Brain
arr Nasicli World Address s. BRAIN.
ARDS SONS. Publishers, Cleveland or Chi
cago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
WILMINGTON COUNTY.



A company Of wealthy gentlemen. have
purchased land in this village of Capt Wm
7. Sawyer. and are To build a wharf 90 feet
wide. running 10 the channel. near the steam
boat wharf. They are to erect Sariine
Factory on the wharf l2j feet long and two
stories high, the whole to be completed by
the first of next March. They are contract.
ing with the owners of weirs to furnish her
ring at a certain price for two years. be-
lieve the price agreed upon is 500 per hid.
They will employ about 800 hands in the
manufacture Of the sardines
Capt. J. W. Sawyer, has bark nearly
completed about $50 tons. lie will launch
in about three weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
@ss: ;'sssg
BY TEIEGRAPH.
dispatches TO the Ellsworth American
dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
MAINE NEWS.
Greenback State Convention.
A Hot Time-FusiOn Carried and
followed BY = Bolt Of the Straight
Greenbackcrs
PORTLAND. Sent. n.

IbkIlANb' HtpN. "a.
The Greenback State Committee me, this
morning and elected Samuel Berry of Deer
ing as chairman. and Benz Bunker of Fair
field as Secretary. The Convention met in
Congress Hall at o'clock; 5. 4. Berry
called il TO order and called Chas. c. White
of Gardiner TO the chair. He denounced
Gen. Garfield said that an understanding
existed to divide the Electoral ticket and
urged the carrying out of the arrangement.
Rev Alyah Strout offered PRAYER. \. 6.
Plummer Of Washington county and John
Benson. Jr.. of Newport were elected Seore-
taries. The State Committee was made a
Committee on Credentials.
The temporary organization was made
permanent -Four hundred and sixiy-f,e
delegates were reported from 80 towns. !.
u. Hobson OF WisCasset presented resolu-
tons endorsing the action Of the State Com
mittee in recommending a Fusion with the
Democrats. Scion Chase made a motion to
amend by nominating : straight greenback-
ers. lie was received with applause and
Kisses. He made an appeal for fair hearing
and argued against fusion.
John Benson. Jr.. of Newport made a
long speech in favor Of fusion. After much
discussion and grea; confusion the motion
to fuse was adopted by rising vote. Mr.
Ferris Of Turner offered the following reso-
luton: Resolrcd. That it is not the prov
ince Of the State Committee Of this party to
dictate in advance the policy of the party
and in the future it is our wish that no such
attempts be made He supported the reso-
luton in a long and excited speech Great
excitement followed. Fogg of Auburn de-
nounced the resolution as an insult to the
State Committee. Benson moved TO lay
Ferris resolution on the table Carried.
Great excitemen, followed. \ motion made
to adjourn was carried amid great excite
rnent and anger
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23


On Tuesday. following the election, the
Fusionists unanimously claimed High Low,
Jack and the Game.
"Wednesday they admitted that they did not
have High; Thursday they gave up Game !;
Friday they conceded Jack, and Saturday
they celebrated over having saved Low.
Major George NJ. Smith of New York,
formerly of Ellsworth. is spending few
days visiting friends in this city and yicin-
ity. He holds the rank Of Major in the eth
New York Regt probably the fines, Regt
in the Uni,edSSta;es. Only Is have been
with the Regt longer than the Major. lie
is also one of the prominent business men
in New York city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The long talked of ship canal across the
peninsula of Cape Cod, Mass, has been sur
veyed, and preparations are making for the
immediate prosecution Of the material part
Of the work. The canal will be about eight
miles long and without locks. 1t will con.
meet Cape Cod Bay with Buzzards Bay. and
not only shorten the water route between
New York and Boston by so miles, but will
secure an in shore route between these cities
practicable for such passenger and freight
boats as now ply on Long Island Sound
II is estimated that there is an average
annual loss of 5000 tons of vessel property,
and from thirty to forty lives caused by ship
wrecks, occurring around Cape Cod. The
canal will be l4l feet wide at the top. and 6
feet wide at the bottom. 1t will have an
average depth of 80 feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Messengers Notice.
Dfssee Of the sheriff Of u Aacock County
STATE MAINE

HANIpths s. ........-.... .Sept. II, A. ID. lssO.
I'Hl> Is to give notice. that on the 18th day Of
sept a. ID. $50, Warrant la lnsolN ency
was issued out of The Court of Insolvency for said
nnnty OF III DcncS against the estate Of said
W lillian \. jordan, of Elen Ia s,it County o
Hancock afUud2ed 10 be an lnsolvent Deb.
tor, On petluOa OF said Debtor which pc
itiOB was hie,i on Inc ctgh' h day OF September
\ ID, lssa, to which last naHed date interest On
claims Is 70 be computed; that the payne Ut OF any
deGss and the delivery and transfer oil any pro-
perty belonging to said Debtor, to hi or for MS
use spd the delivery and transfer of any propeTiy
by him forbidden by law; that a Meeting Of
The Creditors ol said Debtor, TO prove their iebts
aud choose one or more assiguees at bi. estate
will be held at court oi insolvency to be holden
al the Problte ON ;e 10 Ellsworth In sad Coun.
ty. on The fourteenth day of nc; ODER, A. D.. l-s0
at ~ O'CLOCK Ia the forenoon. Given under
my hand the date drst above written
A r. DEVEREUX
sheriff, as Messenger of the Court OF Insolvency
Tor said County OF III ancock. 2a3y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
City and County.
Religious Services II this City eaeh Sunday.

CONGREGATION ,L.-PreschinR At 10 80 A.
NJ. aud 4. N. sabbath school in tue aftei-
noon. AT l2 O'Clock. NJ.
BAPTIST .-Presching si and l-2 2. " Sab
bath school att 7. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing. Tue sday evening at IL O'Clock.
UNI-ARIAN.-Church service at 10 30 A. NJ.
sunday school al Il a. A. NJ.
CATHoLIc.--Preaching 4, 10 1-a O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2 I. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at and 2. M
sabbath School At / 7. VI.
UNION TEMPERANCE NrETISG-everyS sun
dav at & Ia Z. NJ. ut the Methodist Ne-try.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The Maine election was celebrated a.
Elmira, \. Y. Tuesday evening. BY the
democrats and grcenbackers. The speakers
Of the respective parties claimed the honor
Of the victory. The result was much ill-feel-
ing and grea; excitement. The speakers of
both sides were Kissed and cheered alternate
ly. The democrats at last retired. and the
greenhackers remained in possession of the
field.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
NJ a X X | f. d.

Edcn-Scpt. IL. by Rev. !. r. Eyclcth, Mr.
David Lyman Of Ellsworth, and Miss Helen
&. Stewart Of Machias.
Tremont-Sept. IL. by ". W. A. Heath.
E>I Mr.. Charles q. Bordeaux of Mt. Desert
and Miss Flora Boil Reed Of fremont
Swans Island-Sept o. by T.. Wasgatt. Esq,
Mr.. Geo. +. stanley and Miss Mary X. Tate,
both Of swans Island.
Milbridge-Sept. Is, by Rev. II. NJ. Eaton.
Mr. Nathan l.. Hall Of Columbia, and Miss
MARY r.. strout OF Milbridge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Death Of Hon. BENZ. D. MetcsIf.

DAMAEIscuTTA. Sept II.
Hon. Benz. ID. Metcalf died this morning
at 4 o'clock He was a large ship builder
for years. and a member of Gov. Wash
burns Council He was member Of the
State Senate and q presidential elector in
1876. He was aged so.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Obituary Hoficrs. hsysRi fhs Date Nds4r and fgc
mast Ii pad fer at Ac rdis n tn cent? q flH<
Elsworth-sepi. II. George A. Carnhan,
aged wears. q months.
iIancnck->ept. IL. Andrew L. Laflan. aged
- years. 10 months.
Bluchll-scpt Is. Sylyaaus Douglass. aged
- years, months.
Washington, II. C.-Scpt II. Frank v.
only son Of Edward .. aud Mary +. Walker,
aged ~ wears.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
HranLlta.

Mr.. Benz. Bunker lost valuable COW
few days since, by getting her leg broken.
Never. in the memory of the present,
generation. has feed for cattle been so short
as a; the present time Their paths can be
seen miles in the woods, where they have
searched for food. The grass roots in many
places are killed. which will seriously af:ec,
the hay crop the coming year. We hope
the present rain will start the fall feed. 20
there will not he quite so much cattle hunt
ing. I. AIpl>.
Sept IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

ThE subscriber hereby giyos public notice to
/ ali cincerDcd, hat he has been dlly appoint
81. And has taken apoa himself the trust oil
Executor OF The laat VIII and Testament OF
fHthE IL. nARtIMAN, late u Bruukln
~ me tounty OF Hancock, de-
oe%'ed.Oy giving bond as The law directs he there
lore requests All persons who iudebtod. to
the said 'lecease-rs estate. To make I.sine,li
ate payment, and those who have any demands
thcFron 10 exhibit the sane .or pAyIaent.
AUGUSTUS q. BRAY, Executor.
sept. lst, lss0 ava
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Episcopal State Convention

PORTLAND, Sept. n.
The State Convention Of the Episcopal
Diocese of Maine, met here to-day. Bishop
Nelly presiding. Ten parishes were repre-
ser.ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Business Notices.

THE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD."-The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston.
Small reduced to 35 cts Large, 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The great talk about bayonets at the
polls has nothing to do with the enormous
sale of Adamsoa's Botanic Bdisam, the
great remedy for curing Coughs, Colds, and
all Lung troubles New siEe, 10 cts. Larger
sire, IS and IS cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Bo -ton and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had of c. c. Burrill at the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by inside line Of Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Reed. Beach 4 Smith, druggists of this
city. say that Days KIDNEY PAP is giving
the very best of satisfaction. One Of their
customers saws he would not take two hun
dred dollars for the one he has if he could
not get another.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

FoR House CLEANING. There is nothing
to compare with JAMES PYLE's PEARLINE.
1t does the work in half the usual time
without soap or anything else. Sold by all
Grocers; but beware of counterfeits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
Hse0Olssro OF.

The Penobseot Farmers Club will hold
ih.ir annual Fair at the usual place, Wed
nesday. Oct. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Organ for Sale-E J. Swan.
Probate Notices-C. 7. porr.
Mic. Ads.-C;eo. 7. Rowell & Co.
Freedom Notice-Henry z. Dorr.
To CoutTactors-A. A. Hayward.
Messengers Noiice-A. X. Dcyereux.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Nervous and general debility overcome
by Malt Bitters because nourishing and
quiedng.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept 22.-l A. NJ.
Indications
For New England. cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather, southwest 10 northwest
winds and rising barometer. Cautionary
signals are ordered for Passport
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

Ellsw orth Port.

"Wednesday. sept. Is
ARRIVED
>.h Revenue. Freshly. Ha,tun.
THURSDAY, ~rpt ID.
ARRIVED
seh Ralph Grant. Grant En-kAui
SAILED
steamer Jo-tc 4 bella, Gnt, colt, Island
Friday, ~cpg. Il.
ARRIVED
~,h jane iIolmr-. Rider, Belfast.
star. J'-ic y Bella, ,'utt, ''ott- Island.
SAILED
~.h HussaT. Hart, boston.
saturday. s'p, l..
ARRIVED
Sch wc-tcrloo. Whitaker, Bo-nn.
ssh OtrInip. Hammond. boston.
SAILED.
~rh Ralph Grant t.raut, Knrkland.
oh ~ II Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
~imr. Jo1. Z Bella. t'oti cots Island
~sh James Holmes, Ki,icr. EnuIput.
>oh Prank Maria. romcroy RDrdoUt-
Maa.iy, sept, =.
ARRIVED
IN cha. rton. MI. no-tnu.
Ia Elizabeth. Ray, Boston.
Tuesday, sept a.
SAILED
sch Falr wgnl, Wnosinarl, Io.tnu
saw II Ar-hcr. Isaliattg B"-t'u-
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NOTICE l. hercb, given that have given to my
~ -un lllis A. Moore. his time during the
na!n,lrr ~ his minority. -hali pay no debt. Of
lis contracting, NOR claim any Of his earnings At
t.. this dat.
l.. u MOORE.
Ellsworth, sept. 18th, $50. sN3--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-23

The VOItAfr BeN Co. MArsoStI- WIZ
VIII send their celebrated Electro Voliaie Bette
to the afflicted upon % days trial Speedy cures
guaranteed. They mean what they say Write
TO them without delay.
Iva II
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Dons~saic Porte

BA>DoU-hr 4. III Fslr Dealer. pr!<c. IL.
Eu-TnN Ar D.. ~-.N- Dexter. Potter. Eil-WHTJh,
turv-t kip-. Tinker. til-wyTth. NaiSAl Ila5 mes,
MaTrAli. Bangor
NEw IuEk-Ar u, sch Auna Murch. Lord.
Ellsworth for RHntisul
NJ ls IN tltayriiA, Allcy. Bo-tpn
FuKT-AOJ rH->ch LaYoita, Whiimore. Phila.
ir,phia.
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Goreisa Ports.


IT. AuGUsrtsE-hr u. sch Leonora, Bonscy,
New FORK.