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THURSDAY. NAY is. 1851.
wuAr1rH,> pa>l tNpI> boI>c.
The Administration

WHAT II HA> po>I AND l. boI>D.
It Is only a httlc over two months that
President Garfield has hcen the Chief EN-
ecut,e, Yet during tina, time uojwith>iand-
ing the fact tia, be and BIZ, Secretaries have
been hcseigcd BY an army q office seekers,
a. i, usual at the bt ginning OF an admins
tration. they have found time to enact r.
forms and lnaugurale policy that stamps
the present administration a. one Of the
mos, vigorous and efficient that has been
known for a long time Mr.. Blaine, Secrc-
tary Of State. by hi, prompt attention to the
unwarrantahlc interference Of foreign ma
lions with our domestic exports aud his
immediate action in all case, brought 10 hi
notice pherc the rights Of American citizen,
abroad are violated, has shown tina, our
State policy j, to be pramp, and, when
necessary. aggressive. The attention Of
foreign nations /, a,rca1, drawn 10 ,A.> fact
and !, vii. command the rc>pcc, from them
that j, due 10 'his government.
Mr. Lincoln. Secre,ar, Of War. has IT.
organized the Arm, Divisions. by which the
expense, Of our Arm, are reduced uiihou,
impa.ring Il, efficiency
Mr.. Window. Secrctar, 81 the Treasury,
has just ISSUED another call ior the remain
der Of the : per cent bond, both coupon
and registered. which w..l be paid or cx-
tended i, the rate q 5 u per cent. except
abou, S777.ooo.oo0 which Will be paid out
right from the surplus revenues. Il., vii.
leave per cent. a. the h.she,, rate paid BY
the government and vii be a saving Of over
$4,000. 900 annually in interest, The sue
cess Of TIL, rrflnd.us scheme ia, been be-
,onl the expectation Of almost ever, one
and +, a proof Of the caufacua, If the
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N''1
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menccd To apply ,hr hatcaet Co th, jungle
of ,,ar rp,,,,, and la, alr,a5, made. 3, r,.-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

The Times Berlin special says the
Cars manifesto caused great disappo.nt-
ment in s.. Petersburg. People begin 10
resign themselves to the reign of reaction
Approximations OF fsfther disaster are rife.
1t is expected the Nihilists sil promptly
publish counter proclamation, and issue
will be joined. Nothing seems to be known
in regard to the process by which the Gar
momentous declaration vas generated. but
II has taken every one completely by sur
prise On the Bourse Russian securities
are depressed and financial journals advise
holders TO sell out
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~ don't want that Stuff"

Is what lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which he'd made her miserable for fourteen
wears. At the nrst attack thereafter, It was
administered TO her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured. and
was so enthusiastic in It's praise. that she
induced twenty of the best families IN
her circle to adopt it as their regular family
medicine. That stuff is Hop Bitters.-
Standard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

The Topeka Kan correspondent Of
the Cine ago Irltuns. writing Of the prohibi
ton laW IN that State, saw: a present
there seems 10 be general disposition 10
fully abide by the letter Of the law 10 the
extent Of giving ii a fair trial, and there are
good people IN each community who hay,
banded together and resolved TO see il ell
forced in every particular, 50 far a. il is pos
sibie to do. The Rev. DR. Beatty Of Law
renee Is one Of the ministers who say the,
will not obey the law of the State if it pro
hibits them from using wine at the com
munion table, and he will 90 TO jail if neees
,ary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

Notice is given that. on aud after May
20. 1851, a fixed white light will be show n
from the lighthouse recently erected on
Belt. Rock. York River. Virginia. The ap-
paratus iigbt@ 270 deg of the horizon. and
i Is - feet aboss mean low water. The
structure is hexagonal III form. and stands
on iron piles in ten feet Of water. The root
and foundation are brown, the superstruct.
ure white. and the lantern red. During
thick and fsggy weather, a bell struck BY
machinery viii tx sounded at intervals OF
Is seconds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

As will be seen by our telegraph.
dispatches tks Committee has reported ia
vorably 10 the Senate Gu the nomination Of
Judge Robertson and others, and they will
probably be confirmed to-day. No one ques-
tons the integrity or ability of Judge Rob
erston for the position to which he has been
nominated and. after the fight that has been
made by Mr.. Conkling, the country viii be
glad to see him confirmed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

Referring TO President Garfeld's pro-
posed visit to South Carolina, the Charles
ION Neaes says: "He will be heartily vel
comed by all classes of people. And his
welcome viii grow warmer the longer he re.
mains in the State, if he can, as desired
make a visit to Charleston. There is nc
politics in this. The people of South Caro-
lima are content to look upon General Gar
field as President of the United States
their country"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

The Bey Of Tunis has signeG , treaty
With France which makes that country a
protectorate of Tunis The English papers
are complaining of the course pursued by
France and assert that il will not strengthen
the amicabe relations existing between
France and England. John Bull never did
look with favor on acquisitions Of lerritor,
made by other nations.
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For Sale !

zz The farm owned and occupied by I. 4 j.
,..dc Crtbircc Is TOR sale, or vii exchange for
is,sI5 ann her ace. II j. situated IN the eastern
par Or Franklin on Telegraph road. halt wa ne
t..a, ! u.,.orth and herr, tekl. Contains about
X arr,s Of land, well wuUle'i, cuts tct tons Of
hay has q town watering privilege, Young orchard
beginning to bear, line c'anherry yard, great nay
rriyiIeg,. and Is one Of the best situations for i
public house In town. Inquire OF subscriber
T. \. CRABTEEE.
Franklin. May ., lssl. 3wls'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color
and stimulates the growth Of the hair, pre-
vents il from falling of, and greatly increases
its beauty. IL has a delicate and lssting
perfume, its ingredients are harmless, and
for the toilet it is unequaled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19
Pastoral ASSIGNMENTS.

The East Maine (Nethodisu Conterenc,
closed its session Monday after making the
following pastoral assignments
BANGOR uI~TRtCT-w. ". MARSH, PREsIp.
ING ELDER.
Atkinson and South Sebec, \. W. G. An
derSou Argyle and porjcr's Mills 10 be sup
piled Bangor. Pine street. y. q. ANieli
Bangor, Union street, g. Y. Ellrdge
Brewer and EIdn-iun. G, y Southland
HrownsilIe. Milo and Williamsburg. J. ii.
Bcun.ti Cnriuth and East Curiuth. sup
Piled b, :. /. Page Carmel 10 be- supplied
+ Dexter. &. X. palm,r- Dover aud Bear lllll.
( {. \. Hiummer DaufDrth. Weston and Ban
croft. VI. y. Miller, DMmouj, Plymouth
. and Jackson. John Timing Exeter. Corinua
and S;et>on. I W. Tovle: Fort Fairfield
I and Carbon. f. skinner; Guiiiurd. Sanger
. vile and parkmln, p T.. Brown; Houlton.
/ \. \ Lewis; lIodglnn and Iiuncu.. T. 4.
+ tilidden: Ilampdeu. y ) Townsend: liar
mony and Wellington, supplied hy \ X.
Turner Halncs,lIl, and Nnlunkus. sup
piled b, r. l.. \autcn; Lagrange. bradford
and Meiiord. Supplied j., ;. NJ Small :
Lincoln and NattawamkCa-. T. \. Bra. Ion :
Monticello and l.i;ilctou. Nou>ou. T. smith .
Moro and Dyer Brooh. supplied D, I II.
klsore; Newport. PALMYRA ud Detroit.
'. 7 Wardw,ii; Ofono. Upper Saltwater
and Nclzic. l.. J.. Ilau-cpm. Patton aha
sherman, +, II. O,conl PitsGelI ST. M
bans and lariland. G. T. Springer: Perham
and Castle Hill. supplied hy VI hcaruc, :
Scbcc and Bowcrbank, y. b. Holt. Spring
field. Carroll aud Prcnti>s supplied D, f.
/ X StraitoR; lop~held aud Forrest Cit,. l.
II. ". Wharf Nintcrpnrt and Coles Cor
ner. &. Pratt, ". Hampdcn and Monroe.
supplied b, l.. \. Gould.
EoCkiANp pI,rBICT-R :. NEIY. rRI~Ip-
1856 TrprE.
Rocklaul. G. Stone; Thoma>ton. g.
Prince South Thomaston, r. VI Mitchell f.
Cushing and South Waldoboro, H. smith /.
Waldnboro. {. l.. Haskell Friendship, j.
II. SAWYER; North and West Waldohoro 10
bc supplied b, ;. b. R.ckmorr Washington
10 be supplied Bristol. VI G. Prescott
Bremen and Round Pond. supplied D., J
W. Pierce; Dama5s,co,'a Mills. {. b. Dunn.
Shccp>ca, Bridge J X. Clifford Wf>,as>c;.
J. I. Crosby southport W b. EldrIgc
Ea>' Boo;hbaN and South Bristol. \
Clifford Bnathha,. : / liau.samb West
poy' aaI Arru~,!c. h. 4. E,ur George
town. ;. 5 Gross Woo.N.eh, X Baker.
Dr,,tea /. u. Hand, la,, r.'-..nu aat
Whitehead, O. hl,-. lru,Iau auI Ca,.-,a
10 BE- ppHcd " windsor I K Pans. .r-' !.
Na>,aiho-a. Ktcg..j, and Gross HI. l.. II
lHEurraHC North aai last \a-,a4Has..
J.. II Bsyuiuu China anl Wln,iru - De,
supplied Clinton. Benton and Blrahnm. W.
l. Jewell. tni'y aud Troy. J. y More u a.
MoFu4 and kn.v supple! D, V Irr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

The North american, of Philadelphia,
saws: 1.-The experiment of adult suffrage in
the Territory Of Wyoming has placed wom-
en- on an equal footing with men as respects
wages. This result is q more substantial
reason for establishing adult suffrage every
ghere than most of those advanced by the
female suffragists. 1t shows that civil
equality ameliorates the condition of all
classes of citizens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

What has become Of Sitting Bull He
hasn't surrendered for more than two weeks.
1t must be that he Is watching the contest
in Washington and will commence surren-
dering again as soon as ii is decided whether
Gen. Garfield or Senator COnkling is Presi-
dent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19
Humor In the stomach.

Much of the distress and sickness attribu-
ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea and other
causes is occasioned by humor in the
stomach. Several cases, with all the char
acteristics of these complaints, have been
cured By Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other cures
effected by this medicine are SO wonderful
that the simplest statement of them affords
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence of the people,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

iowa is noted for its Republican major.
5ties, IL agricultural products and the
strength a its tornadoes. At Washington
on Friday sterm lifted the barn of John
Yitman, containing six horses, and carried
it a distance of half mile without injury to
the horses. Two bangs belonging TO r
Baker we're blown a distance of two miles
No lives are reported lost.
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The Senate has confirmed Hon. stanl

The Senate has confirmed Hon stanle,
Matthews. Of Cincinnati as Associate Jus
tiee Of the |. $. Supreme Court. Mr.
Matthews is eminently qualified for the po-
siuon. His accession to the Supreme Bencf
il not especially gratifying to many Demo
Gratis who still regard the seating Of Presi
dent Hayes as due, in a large measure, t,
Mr. Matthews.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

HAVE WIsrAR's BALsAA OF WILD CHER
KY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Colds
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In.
fIuenLa. Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints 80 cents and II bot
tie. lyrjj
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State News.

] "A large nlAck Dear " A. Killed near NH
| ford Thursday. The carcass weighed 5N
pounds.
Over 200 cases of measles are reported
| in Bath. In some instances whole fimilie.
| are sick Fatal cases are few.
E,o.b w;,.tn ,.,c3 y and e.,
..,cnt,-.,,,. ,e,rs r,si,Is,, ~ ph;Ilips
died ON FRIDAY. H.. was in his uSua
health Thursday.
Ann. 3D., ..l.l...,.,..r.,.,,. =, ,l, ST..
T.. ..\"n,' - III. ~ AlfraJ C,r.>
S....a,. lni -. al ,.,.. NH Ill I,.,
N,pJ,, 81. .,iIl rrt,fn, her f,cuIrics IN =
vonI.rti,I d..,,ref - R.35,t..,.I .L,yy.,y
The O5serrer SAYS that the town OF
GuI.tor& has voted 90 exempt from taxation
fog the term Of tea wears the wooden mill.
which citizens of said town are contemplate
ing building this season.
Hon. Moses Elmer, of Saco. the oldest
law,cr ia the State. aud highly respected
citizen. died very suddeni, FRIDAY. At the
age OF = wears. lie ha> been nj Tor same
time.
Til, ViH .a,s that tin, ElmwnoL hotel
at Warer,liie. ha> passed into the hands o.:
Cob, Uni,,r,it,-Mr. S,avy. who /, under
ad,aniaecou, engagement rl>cu here. having
concluded % abandon the enterprise.
Three, ,hn.lc mills at Calais. owned b.,
Charles +. Todd. William Duran and Danrl
Hin. were burned Sunia, night az Barring.
with fnul hundred thousand shingles Total
loss about 5000; INSURANCE ~lGpO. sup
posed ,o be inccndar,.
The Times say, tina, NJ. Warren Brown
had an insurance ii only $500 un hi. sar-
G!"e i'c'oFi' h,A''' destroyed nl hr' nj
i''>'p"i'' lev ""N> aS'. re 'N'''''a.'> ny
I9>' on 'u'tdih5' anu >,'''N d, over >''E ~,
ne mas ho' H'e'd'1 '"' que>'i"" 81 f'"u''u-
ing
The HL,g say. that Mr.. Wm. II. Hon
newell. Of Brewer. awcIl known shin car
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Rcparl OF the Condition
BUCKSP0RT NATIONAL BANK,

NJ I1III * pFl'J'
u..H. wv. l-~.
II III 4
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Gbr GllsMOrtb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block Ellsworth, Me, by TIL HANCO' X
cot NrN PUBLISHING COMP Any.
For terms, ", see itrri page
81 : NJ PETTENtIfI X Co. - state street,
Boston, b Park Row. New York, and lel he-nut
street Philla. iephia, are our Agent for procur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICA ~ IN the shove
cities and authorised TO contract for advertising al
our lowest rates.
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Notice -!

CEALED proposals viii b. received uau. MAJ
, g5ih, TO furnish material and labor q q b. o
:. Moi ibu-e al y. f. Harbnr. Plans and
-p,ridCahuus can TIE seen tE 'aiihS 'N y. r
k.ullll y. r Hubnr
The ,pmm!Ltcc gc-,E rye the rlgtL '' F.r', arF
.r ~. n.l-
Il. e. kIMBAII. ,Bullug
- j MANI HESTER.
" GILPArRlt IA, tur4.
y r Iiar.ylr, Ma ., ISL. -vIt
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Sale of Notes and Accounts,

DY rider Of Probate Court | shall sell at the
d >tOTt Of Z. " Richar is0n, Il = Iarhor, 90
the first day Of june ISL, at O'Clock in the after
., all the GU andIng nOteS, accounts and
securities Of the hate firm of A. RcharC-0r a son
I,stani amounts oil the claims i'll be furnished
at the sale W. r. RICHARDSON,
surviving Partner.
fremont, May gth, ISL 3wl9
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TO LOT OWNERS

KEEP the bet Sullivan, BIuehln ANA Franklin
l Or mite 10 my y 5rti " Water a. ami VIII tur
ui-h all kinds nt Cemetery work, -BCh a. Posts
Sfrpy Buffrr. y.s, fdbisfs and N5ui.o,eaf, az tho
lowest prices. Lots Ia Wu"ibiue Cemetery for
ale, gr,ilci clipped and taken ear,
4Nle' l.. NEBEtR.
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STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE,
And TINE MECHANIC ARTS.

scientific and Practical. Courses in Agriculture,
Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineer ng, hem
istfy science and Literature. EXPENSES MoDER
an; IT, rms arranged so that students can teach
in lie yinieg and work out during The having sea
son The fist tefm OF fhe nexl college year BE
GINS AUGUSTA, 1881 kxaminas 0Ls fog sdnia-
sion June 20 and August Q. For Catalogue or
further information, address
4wis NC. FERNALD, Pres't, 0rono, Ne.
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MY wife Fannie Moulton, having left nv bed
IW and board without REASONABLE. cause here.
by forbid any person or persons fuIshshing her on
nay account. as shall pay no bills a her contract
i. Z aftcI this date.
WARREN c. MoULToN.
Dedham, April ~, 1881. 3wls-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

"stubbs, did you ever see phonograph 7
Eyes: and il was saying, Take AddHsoh $
Botanic Balsam for Coughs. Colds, and
Asthma"
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End Of a Delusion.

TIE SENATE BEGINNING To UNDERSTAND
THAT MR.. GARFIELD WILL RI PRESIDENT
~ NoTE N TIE CA-E on JUDGE ROBERT
SOY PROBABLY To BE TAKEN N 4 FEw
DAYS
by Telegraph 10 the Tribune
WASHINGTON. MAY l3-l'he Republican
Senators still hesitate squared, To face the
issue. which the, have been irving {" dodge
tor ue.ul, tWo months. OF whether GrueIuL
GIriiclJ or Senator Cunhilug 0, President iu
the State of New Work IN cncou. sing
feature Of the situation, however. i that
there art few nov Who imagine that the
President can be- persuaded, ii crowded hard
enough aud long eYuagg. 10 release 'h.Hn
from their dilemma D, himself dcc.din- .r
question IN favor oi Coukhng.
That delusion. which Ia, hung over the
Senate Chamber Ike fog. shutting out or
dI>toriln. all sights and sound, from the
world OF healthiul. manly political Influences
outside Is fast vanishing. There never Vas
the slightest cause Tor IT. existence. The
President la, not Wa,er,d a moment a. to
IN duty. lie hls believed from the begin
ninc of the controversy that the moral aud
political strength OF hi> Administration de
pended upon hl> standing tm, upon ms
right 10 nominate the man Of his choice for
the SECOND financial office under the Govern
m'nt without regard 20 Senatorial "cuuric-
~ or to the threat. dcuuEcA;lous and
misrepresentation Of Mr ConAhng lie
has expressed tins view caRd.av and cN-
pHCiiiN to every senator who ha> called
upon hmm. Aud VI zap TO within two DAYS
a maJorit, OF the Republican senator, hug
,,.3 In. l.eii.g ,b,, ,b,. mt, ,,o,,i,i i.
-hsrmon.zcd~ in SOM, wa, # the, nut of
brln.,-u, i, Ia a ,o,,. lopt, ,n,u,b \,rc
of thom could ,ugge,, any wa, Of harmon
izlng" i other ih,n for ,b,. prc,iJ,.r,, q,
withdraw Robertson, name. and thu, sur.
render All a.. ma. b,,n r,u,,nlip, fnr Nm.
Of them made an, effort. 10 ner>uad, Mr.
Conklins 10 weld. When asked # they AID
not think II would he the b.copin., fb,n,,
for HIM TO show some SONS of wiII'n,pe..
To treat the President, nomination Win re-
>nc,t. they admitted that j, would De-, lint
sand he would no, do ,t-oh. no. h. would
not do IL There va, no ,,., Of ASKING hmm
He would not talk Of any common. =. tina,
did not begin b, the withdraw. Of Robert
son. That is 10 ,a,. he would entertain no
proposition short OF d full surrender 81 the
Prr,lden, al discretion ConklInc was
terrible fellow. the, said and If liz were
beaten b. would never g,t over being mad.
night avail Not only would he throw New
ioFA INTO the hands "' the Democrats next
'', II. ~ So. 80 '''' ~, ..D D'.'''., .,.
The Rep.bllean orga,.il,,,on al, Through ,b,
country. 50 these terrified irimmcr> talked.
not thinking NAT they were a.. ihc time pa,
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Notice.

z OR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED The
I Masonic Building at Deer Isle locatad IN ~ ~
North West Harbor IT IS a two st0rV bntjd
ing, with French roof, 10 by GO feat Ione,
pleasantly located and can be easily Converted
into Hotel which Is much needed il this T,Isfs
" Iii be sold at bargain If called for soon.
Deer Isle, April 9, 1851. 1sss
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Pauper Notice.

'Ihir undersigned hereby gives notice that L4
4, l ma contracted with the Cry Of Ellsworth for
We support 81 The poor during the ensuing wear
anu i i'A9 made ample provision for their support
re therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
suppLes % any pauper on his account, as without
furnished. 7'7 2"
Ellsworth, April :, 1851. 1,-rI5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

Every one, even the Ne,c York San,
is praising the success of Secretary Window
in his funding operations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-19

The State of Massachusetts, has Just
experienced great relief. Its Legislature
has adjourned.
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Notice 10 Subscribers

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