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he has shown sense and reason enough TO
suspend all efforts in that direction. Where
as, if he had been religious monomaniac
he would not have been awakened Ia a con-
seriousness of the weakness of his teachings
but would have continued to proclaim his
opinions without regard either to the assent
or dissent of others OF to the occasion.
As regards his being political mono
maniac the same general reasoning will APP
ply. lie endeavored to have himself en-
ployed a. s,ump-speaker during the last
Presidential campaign, and 50 ANNOYED the
chairman Of the National Republican Com
mitteC As to hc considered a nuisance. IL Is
even said that he hung 50 suspciousy
around the headquarters of the Democratic
National Committee a. TO create the I'M
precision he was a spy, and was finally driven
away. We hear nothing. however, OF any
speeches made by him whereas. if he had
been a political monomaniac. he would have
taken no rehukc from any quarter, but
would have spoken at the street corners or
wherever else he could have found half a
dozen men together
WHAT then was the condition of GuiieIu'~
mind. considered with reference 10 h> re-
SponSIbIlit, for crime
EVcTSthlng We know Of him tends To-
snow that, hy hroodiug over a single idea OF
class of ideas he would easily become sub
lect 10 undue eNCiicmeu, with reference tu
them. This excitement might 20 to the eN-
tent of What is called frenzy and vet no,
reach any form of mania. As he was a
political enthusiast. it undoubtedly centred
in himself. bccan-e Of the impression which
he seems to have cherished that be- was
proper person 10 serve the public in some
official capacity. Mingled with this dclusion
was his desire for office on his own personal
account. His mind, thus ag,aied and in
fuenced. was in a condition 10 accept the
idea that Ito the yictors belong the spoils
of office" as a governing and controlling
sentiment. sufficiently powerful to influence
hls conduct. Therefore We find him EN-
ploylng every influence he could control to
procure an office from the Administration.
Defeated IN his effort Guitean's passions
became aroused. not necessarily because of
his political enthusiasm. but because Of his
disappointment. Consequently hi passions
we're malicious and Influenced him to seek
for revenge. And they centred upon the
President As the cause Of his disappoint-
ment. for the President alone had tho pow.
er 10 give him office and relieve hls ncccs,i-
ties. Blu, be failed to do 50 and Guitcau
resolved to take his life. Md this va, done
With pcrtec, deliberation and malice afprc-
thought"
To my mind. therefore. 1t seem, A. II We
may "saN ncgati,cl, that Guiteau j., not 4
lunatic." His act ha. about all the a,,rih-
u'es of crime. His deliberate planning
showed the malicious purpose of IN, mind.
and If from his &C; the oouu,r, Is 10 he
thrown into mourning by the death Of Con
eral GARFIELD. HI life should pa, the forfeit,
II. on the other hand. the President should
not die be should suffer the full extent Of
the law-a,hough the punishment, Is wholly
inadequate"
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State News.

-hr. Walker Blaine entered upon his
duties as third Assistant Secretary OF State
on Thursday.
The Times saws that Rice's steam-mill.
at bath. after lying idle nearly two years,
started up again, Thursday.
The Inspector General of the National
Homes for disabled soldiers. T.. F. Brown.
has been at FOCUS for two DAYS, on a tour of
inspection
Rev. Newman Smyih Of Quincy. H..
former pastor OF the First Congregational
church IN Bangor. has received from the
University % New York the degree Of u.
ID.
-Rev. Lewis +. Stearns. professor il the
Bangor Theological Society. has received
from Princeton College the honorary de-
gree Of ID. u.
Prof. Elder of Colby University. Edgar
Crosby, Of the class of 50. and Charles
Wilson Of 81. started last week 81 geo
logical examination of the Maine coast.
between Portland and Frecport
The Waldoboro' Nr,ry saws TIA, al ~
O'Clock NJ. FRIDAY. July lst. lire wa, dis
covered in the dwelling house of John f.
NoCurda. of jefferson. and IN less than two
hours. the house. l. and shed. were one
heap Of ashes.
AT the annual meeting at Belfast Fri
day, of the director, Of the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad. Charles Is. Haz-
eltine was reelected president. Asa Fauncr.
irea>urerend John H. DUMMY. clerk
4 frightfu accident occurred At Range
ley. Wednesday. In raising 4 meeting
house frame the roof was being put on
when the Zig timbers. raftcr. and fifteen
men fell through TO the ground floor and
one man through that To the cellar. rcn
men we're more or les injured Master
workman Vim. Berry Of Canton. had his
shoulder blade broken Wesley RAYMOND
had one leg terribl, broken and mangicd and
the ankle Of hi, other leg di,loca,cd. Cha,.
Sumner had an ankle dislocaied and the
other bruised. Two sons Of John Miles.
Frank and Dennis. arr said To be badly in
Jurcd. g. VI. E>tey Of Grccnyalc house rc.
ceIvcd light injuries. Captain WILDER ran
special tram after the Pennington doctors.
and they were on the ground with the
Phillips physicians soon after midnight
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Appointments by the Governor.

Gov. Plaisted has made the following APP
pointments
Justices of Peace and Quorum: Elijah
Ii. Hayes, Of Berwick Isaac NJ Boardman,
Belfast; Geo. {. Goldman, Deering Samuel
b. Bracket, BiddefoId Jonathan z. Cilley.
Rockland; Shadrack ii. Gray, Sedgwick ;
Frank ". Dana, Lewiston; William T.
billiard, Bangor; Edgar VI. Briggs, Au-
burn Daniel W Lindsey, Carroll Bernard
Aaronson. Portland Frank W. Douglas,
Whitefeld; Luere b. Deasy, Could boro f;
Holland f. Kidder, Bridgewater; Asa
Coombs, South Thomaston
TaxidermiSts: Henry H. Mansfield, OF
Camden; W ii. Morrow, Bethel Fred b.
Rowe, Passport
Fish and Game Wardens Geo. A. Drew.
of Auburn; c. F. Mason, Auburn
Notaries Public: Augustus H. Walker Of
BrldgtOn; Joseph |. Hopkins, New Port
land; John ii. French, Passport.
Trial Justices Geo. ii. Wescott Of Bridg-
ton; Charles C. Gilman. Mt Vernon; John
VI. Benjamin. Winthrop; T. Gray, North
Arson Max Foster, Canaan y. W. Marston,
Lubec.
Inspectors Of Fish George Alexander of
Portland; Berton Fernald. Cranberry Isles
Coroner: Florus Ii. Bartlett, of Rumford
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TETssoAY. JULY Il. 1851.
The Presidents Condition.

The interest in the public mind over the
condition Of President Garfield has in no.
wise aba;ed up TO the present time. The
first question asked i, " hat Is the latest news
from Washington ?" Happily up 20 thi,
time the reports have been such a to inspire
hope and create faith in the ultimate rcco,-
cry Of the President Sc far a. can he
judged BY his physicians the process of
healing is going on naturally and the
variations IN pulse, temperature and respira-
ton are only such as are likely and TO be-
expected in a case Of recovery. II must he
remembered. however. that the danger j.
by no means passed The condition Of the
Presiden; j. still critical. The exact posi-
tion Of tn, assassin, bullet ha, not Vet been
determined. and DAYS NAV lcng,h,n into
weeks before al! danger from 8, is passed
Every dan. however. that passes with no
increase Of the uufavorahlc symptoms. i
cause for increased hope in the ultimate re-
suit The hopeful disposition and innate
courage Of the patient is Of great assistance
in carving him through the present terri
bic ordeal. Perhaps the clearest idea Of
his condition is contained in Secretary
Blaine dispatch to Mr. Lowell, Minister TO
England on Monday morning, which is as
follows
AT the beginning Of the 10th dav since
4, g
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kpM ARD WARM and - others,
Dated at Orland March =. ISL.
STATE OF MAINE

HlNCOck S. Court OF County Caial.issso.,r,
igr,i Term, 4. y 1851
Upon the foregoing petition II il considered BY
the I commissioners that Tie petitioners are re
,pOu, bile audi thai tho ought 1, be he.tT touching
the forth IN u, petition, amt therefore
MARD NAK<JM'~ On Thursday toe 18Th
,Iy II August HeNt, at 10 o'clock y VI,
ami thence proceed to view the ruutc mentioned IN
-Ali petition. Immediately ait,r which view. a
!. airing OF the parties ami witnesses viii p, had
at some cnient place "a the vicinity. and such
other measure taken in the premises ~ the Com
mIs-ionrr- shall judge proper. And II y further
DHpEREn- That notice ~ the time place ana
purpUs. OF the Commit -ioner-' meeting aforesaid
Ia given Ia all persons and corporations interested
by Ing atte>tcd copies NJ the petition and this
unier thereon, upon the clerk Of the town Of
brland ami hy posting up atte7ted copies ~
aforesaid, three public places Ia said town thr.
Is day- al hast before the time appointed for sail
view, amt by publishing the petition ami order
thereon three weeks excessively IN thc Ellsworth
American. a new ,paper published AT Ellsworth, IN
the COUNTY OF Hancock the first pubhrat. on o. De
thirty DAYS az least before the time ~ said view
that all persons and corporations Interested may
attend and lie heard II they lhinA tit.
Attest IL. f. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ true copy II the petit on and order thereon.
3w!5 Attest II. Il. SAL NDEk>, Clerk. .
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The Albany Journal says: Hannibal
Hamlin is to-day the same, simple, unpre-
tending, old-fashioned man that he was
when he first set his foot in the national
capitol. lie went there wearing a Dire. :
coat "in the morning by the bright light >
He came away still wearing it, and without
a stain upon the man beneath it, We trust
he may vastly enjoy life in the Spanish
castle which will now open to receive hin =.
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A Coon ISvEsrxEsr.-One Of our promi.

A Coon ISvEsrxEsr.-One Of our promi-
nent business men said to US the other day:
I'm the spring my wife got all run down
aud could not eat any thing; passing your
the window. and got a bottle. After she
had taken it week she had rousing ap-
petite, and did her everything. She took
three bottles, and ii was the best three dol
lars ever inve sted. CLHood & Co., Lowell, Mas.
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THE President AMI TUE CATHOLICS
Col. Rockwell was recently in the Presi-
dents room when the following oolloquy
occurred.
The President,-'Is it true, Rockwell,
that the Catholics are saying mass for
me?"
Rockwell-"It is true"
The President-"Is it voluntary or or
dered ?"
Rockweli-"BSth,D
The President--(Bho seemed very much
touched)-"When get up, must make
some recognition Of this"
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Notice of Foreclosure.

nIBI.IC notice j. hereby given that Charles ".
I BRYANT. be hi deed date july ith lN75, and
r,-oIitrl Ia Hancock Registry NJ deeds Vel. Ia,
PA-u 81, mort glgeI t. Fr sIAin Cip-7o.i. Hc un
div ,ied LA I part t all stone and .thcr mineral
contained ia upon the follow nS described Real
ks;AL. viz The homestead farm now ~ tuptr'i ~
III. said Clns-on on -aii Deer Isle couta ming If
IL acres c-s, tplciheF with the right oi &C
ce~, to the highway in direct cnur-e A. tn
nature VI the land will admit, being thc same
premise. conveyed b. deed ~ said Cios7nn ut
even aate with the above to sad Byrint The
conditions OF said mortgage icing bros en- by Iea-
son thereof clai % t. ureci sc the and give
this no ice for tiat purpose.
FRANKLIN CLO.~ON
Deer Isle june 2sth, l>sl. 3a21'
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NOtlce.

THE undersigned hereby give notice to all per
i sons that have leased all the BInhafrrv
lands for term of years, upon the following de-
scrihed lands in the County of Hancock, VIZ :
Township No. and 10, in Franklin, Hancock
County, Maine. for the exclusive PRIVILEGE -
gathering the berries for our own use by duly
Necuted leases from the owners of said lanas
Law. all persons Who shall take any bIueberyias
from same lands without a written permission
from Us W. X. LEWIS 4 BIO s
July LIST, 1881. Boston. Ma
ffahAhh, HANCOCK Co, Maine. 3mos27
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fremont JuIy z. ISL 3N.s
SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT.
TBEAsUEER Of TnE
Island Chief Silver Mining Company,

Capital stock sBOuB
stock unass.ssaLle. but amount OF Cash
contributed by share hoLicrs sSpO
Expended 80 q.
Balance. .,
The entire nominal Capital wa Invested ID
Real Estate and In the fixtures upon il, about .iN
acres Df land ON BATtletts Island ia the town Of
Mt. be- ert being the Island Chief silver Mining
Company, The mine was purchased with the
stock no Cash being paid for it. No work has been
done on the same for the last year. Last Nalua.
ton Of Real Estate, not valued. Aggregate Valua.
ton Of salable property iNcd by assessors, not
valued.
LEWIS FRIEND, Treasurer.
Ellsworth. Maine. july L. ISL.
HASCOck >s.-July l., lssi.
Then came personally Levi. Friend IcEsurrr
and male OaIh tSal the foregoing Statement Is
true according {" his bet knowledge and belief
Before
JANE T.. PARSDN> Justice Of the Peace.
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The Hartford CoUraRt says: There is
probably no Government elsewhere that
would be so little disturbed BY such crime.
The complicated wheels of the Executive
machinery wilt hardly be checked for an in
slant if Garfield leaves us Should General
Arthur become President there would be
changes, but the, wosld be chiefly in the
mere personnel. In matters of general
policv-notably in affairs of finanoe-he is
in total accord with the present Administra-
ton.
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No Hospital Needed.

No palatal hospital needed for Hop Bit
tiers patients, nor large salaried talented
buffers to tell what Hop Bitters will do or
cure, as they tell their own story by their
certain and absolute cures at home.-Ner
York Independent.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is universal favorite for restoring gray hair
to its original color, and making hair grow
| out thick,
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Administrators Sale.

u NNl\G obtA!ne,l lir' use fum thr IIuu. Iu.t1,
IL % fr b g. for tIv tnuutf ~ IIaur.,A /
-hall eel at public aus tt'a ru Ghy twrut fourth
lay ~ August urN, attW uUio=. la The after.
non", "u tht prrm!-e-. sli tA' right. ttl- 4uI lu
tsr--t HIGH Ahrah m ElrhHri-ss. Lite ~ TN
mutt. Az -Ald COUNTY. dsrs -e.t, hal IN and .a
tn following r-trii..-i Real -tAt raiurIs
III hnme-tca - 90 acr,- at l.ul. tau--iur
nous, lsaTu- aud wharf
M,-,d hot ga wet AuI east Id, Il Marsh
ir,Tk ship Hsrbor lot, ami b. tiW,lll. hou e.
and baTu- Ouc Arrr II Hrd aust -hip-tInl near
-Cho % house, liz le I-iAui and right, Thereto.
Ju. Ian iir "a anil a ltt AcTr { ~ is kci mar b.
all ~itu4ts~t NJ and near fia llATi=lr
~" p-TsonAl estate lilo b Union, 4is
hampton. Pew la 20 HAriaoT meeting Lou-e.
'nd Artir e. u-e'l about Tie place, Lut note ~
land due estAu..
Term. ten per cent. sash on sAy OF -alr and
hAAanct Ia thirty 'tAs- %. -Juuer on tender ~
deeds.
". ". \. HEATH Admr.
fremont, Jul, q. ISL gW2s
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10 The Honorable Court of County Commission.
ers for Hancock County
w respectful request your Honorable Court
~ g frhte al mae proper record Of the
rh'd tHlit recently Ny the town ~ urland III said
t9Tna leading from the County road between
ptlahd an l7Nurth, o. "a near VIM. b Grants
house and commonly known A. the "Hn,y,lrn I'M
hnau We ~ X thi request ~ ", un,l rstar 4
thai The sa'i rpad not built as % ixin n, run
may II you think proper. accent Inc rad n, noS.
used anu maxi IT, C'tn ,gaf ard Of record
i IL, NJ R>O\, >erctmcu Of
Na. ROBERTS ttrlgu,i
OTiAUi Fpbyti
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THE aged mother of President Garfield.
when Informed of the attack that had been
made on the life of her son, remark ed,
s.How eould any one be so cold blooded as
70 want to kill my poor baby"
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0br GllsWOrtb american

Published every Thursday Morning at CoomI,s
Block, Ellsworth, Ne. by THE HANCOt h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
fer terms, &c, see first page
az ; NJ PETTENGII.IN Co. 10 state Street
boston, 4 Park Row, New ork, and saI Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. are our Agent for procur.
ing advertisements for the AMEKIg ~ IN the above
cities and authorised 20 contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
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Al those indebted TO me- requested 10 call and
settle their accounts within sixty DAYS from The
date of the above notice.
West Eden, March 18th lssl. 3mosIe.
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PROPOSED DAY " THANKsGIvING.-On
SUNDAY Governor Foster. of Ohio. sent the
following telegram to the Governors Of all
the States and Territories:
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
Columbus. o.. July 10.
Present indications strongly encourage
the hope that the President may recover
from the effects Of the horrible attempt up
on his life. 1t must occur TO all, that ii
would be most fitting for the Governors OF
the several States and Territories TO issue
proelamstions setting apart day 10 be gen.
orally agreed upon Tor Thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God for the blessed de-
iiverance of our President and for this great
evidence of his goodness to this nation. II
this suggestion meets your appreciation per
NIT Bae to name the Governors of New York,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Maryland and Ohio
as committee TO fix upon day to be OBJ
served. Please reply.
(Signed) CHARLES FOSTER.
On Monday Gov. Foster received tele-
grams from the Governors Of nineteen
States and one Territory approving Of his
suggestion. The Governor of Georgia has
been added to the committee to fix the date.
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Co. artnerShip Notice.

II HE undersigned have this day formed a 90.
L partnership under the firm name of HAVOC 4
RICh, AMI WIN carry On the business at the Old
stand OF T.. VI. IIamor
West Ellen, March 10Th ISL
r. NJ, HANOR
q. y. RICH
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Notice TO Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each suh~cri.
ber's paper show. the time 10 which the subs rim
bpn Is naii and all suascr,bers in arrears are
requested 10 pay up as soon a. possible
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state the
Post ofhce to which the paper L. or is To be sent
AMI to be careful to write all proper names plain
".
In directing a change Of address. ALWAYS give
the present address well As the one to which YOU
wish the paper Afterwards sent
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The President suffers little pain. no,

The President suffers little pain, now,
but he has suffered intense agony. In
speaking to Col. Rockwell Of the intensity
Of the pain from which he has suffered. he
said: at i. like trip-hammer crashing
upon my body. If you can imagine a
cramp. such as one has. sometimes, in the
water, a thousand times intensified, then
you can have some idea of the pain have
suffered"
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Guiteau's Case.
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The Philadelphia Pres pays the fol-
lowing deserved compliment to Secretary
Blaine "Of all the men in the United
States who have Eel, the weight of the pres
ent affection, upon none has it fallen heavier
than upon Secretary Blaine. The loved
friend Of the President and his most trusted
adviser, he was present at the assassination
and helped both to catch the assassin and
to assist the President. Since then he has
been assiduous in his attentions and at
tendance al the bedside Of his wounded
chief. In addition to this, the weight Of
attending to the enormous and extraordinary
mass Of messages Of inquiry, sympathy and
coincidence from noted persons at home
and abroad has fallen upon him. Many Of
these required his personal answer. Above
all, he has been the moving spirit in all
questions Of executive and official business.
and has directed nearly every Government
movement. The shock Of the blow alone
would be enough to unman aud distract any
ordinary man. and that Mr.. Blaine has
stood up under the work and the nervous
suspense is testimony to his extraordinary
powers and ability. which deserves to be
thankfully and gratefully acknowledged and
recorded.
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CRU Z advertisements.
CAUTION!

MuliCE Is hereby given that | forbi an per.
~ son har 'oIing or trusting my wife, A,ieiine
> 'rvuit GU my account, a l sha pay no b,l ) OF
her "a. ir citing after th date.
RICHARD II. CIRCUIT.
Ellsworth July nth, 1851 5saS.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOIIOC OI OF CCIUo uI q.
m the fourth lay Of April A. q. 1876 Henry
" Bunker ~ Hancock by his mortgage iced of
/ &c ." Wit Certain lois parcels Of land sit
uatci "a ~aIi Hancock aud b uudcd aqd described
a. tnl uN- 10 wi. ON H. south by Land ui John
Moon, the West by the town road ON tue
\"rth 10y land Of Gilbert Moon, on the last by
frenchnan'- Bay, containing fourteen acre.
more or les.
Also one-half Of an undivided 10; of laad
bounded follows On the south by land Of
Richmond Wooster; on the East by the Pomroy
Moon. containing twenty acres more or k--
Also one han Of the h use and barn now
occupied by Gilbert Moon ami my -eif The con
,Iition ui ,4id mort gage has been broken ana /
c.im the right to lOrccose The same AMI give ms
notice for that purpose.
JEREMIAH WOOSTER
By his Atty " +. JOY.
Ellsworth, June -, 1851. 3w26.
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L. The Tin rahic Court Of County Commission.
En- I'r Hancock county u,Nt o. lee holden, la
>.ti county on the "a Tur-.la, of \pril 4 -
l>,l.
II MIL shows Your lsiitiontr thai tuuuty
- i'Ld iT"n " iiitm , Dodge house IN Orand
2 ihy town Aue Of Bucl sport thence Ia -,tI
ia, A~"rt over lan'i - Robert Parker "a int,Is.ct
Witi tbs H"1d Blood Road. called ,tpring alp ut
."I'" i""rth> ~ mile would uc uf great public
Convenience.
her,' ore your petitioners pray that ,,,ur
honorable court would IN such ease made r i
provided lts "ut and approve such Count, .,y
amt arct thy sine to ~ duly recorded
tIlN> II DDnGt ami T. others,
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