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A Perfect Baking Powder.

The great success of the Royal Baking Pow
der Is due TO the extreme care exercised by its
manufacturers tn make it entirely pure, uni
form in quality. aud Of the highest leayenng
power. All the scientific nOnedEe. care
and -kiIl attained by twenty years practical
experience ARE contributed toward this end,
aud no pharmaceutical preparation can be dis
pen>ed with greater accuracy. precision and
eNactue>>. Every article used i absolutely
pure. \ number Of chemists are employed to
TIT the strength 81 each ingredient. 50 that it,
exact power aud effect In combination with it,
cn-ingrrdout> j. definitely known Nothing i
trusted to chance. and no person j. employed
IN the preparation Of the materials used OF the
Manufacture OF the powder. who j. not an eX-
pert in hi> particular branch of the business.
A. "a consequence the ROYAL Baking Powder is
of the highest grade u excellence always pure
wholesome and uniform in quality. Zach box
Is exactly like every other, and will retain it,
powers and produce tho same and the highest
iraYcuiuS effect In auy climate, ~ any time.
The Go1-rnmcnt Chemists, after having ana
j. krd 1ll the principal brands in the market. in
their reports placed the ROYAL Baking Powder
ai the head nf the list for strength, purity, and
whojesomene->. and thousand, OF tests ali over
the country havc further demonstrated the
lari That w. Iualtie, arr. Va every respect, I'M
riVal~i
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Let Swindlers Beware.

However lenient the people of Maine
may be towards humbugs such as Mr..
Barnum had in view when he said that
people liked to be humbugged, the citi-
zens of our state, it may we'll be believ-
ed, are proverbial for fair play, and will
not for any length of time submit, to
systematic robbery such as has been
praciised by attaches of the circuses in
several cities in Maine. during the last
few weeks In this section of the state
and we presume the same is true of
every section-the peoples temper Is
up. in view of the pickpocket methods
to which those having business with the
circus have been subjected.
If the circuses which have caused
all this indignation. should visit US now
we believe they would find but few pa
irons, even if they should succeed in
getting the necessary license from the
city authorities.
''Will that horse bite Z" inquired one
man OF another Not if you keep
away from him - was the significant
reply. Until the public can be assured
that they can 20 TO a circus without be-
ing cheated. let them let i, severely alone
Such will be the best retaliation.
The following from the Lewiston
journal. relative 10 the matter in ques-
ton. We most heartily commend to all
our readers
II la, been the Kind custom Of the pres, to
of these great companies and ho hang about
them, looking for grecnies TO swndie. The
evidence Of the past month is that the hun
drcd> Of vctimized Maine people have been
dcfrauded not hy any hangers On. hut BIZ en-.
pioyc> Of the show itself. \ dozen Lewiston
and Auburn people were robbed inside the
tent while buy ing reserved seat checks The
rosues, in two instsnces confessed their guilt
by restoring their booty. That blame rests up
on the Management. too In greater or les
degree, j. shown hy the failure 10 discharge
these thieves after promise TO DO 50. upon
exposure aud complaint 10 their employers.
The same sharpcr> who were caught and COM
PEELED TO di>gorgc in Portland operated in
Lewiston in the same way. although II was an
bounced with 4 flourish Of irumpets that they
bad been >ei aioat by the trny good pro-
prictor.
We charge the managers OF the shows. not
with collision with these thieves. bat with
gross Indifference Il, To the security OF their
patrons. our people. like all others. like 10
ts- humbuSgcd. IL Rarnum SAYS but they OBJ
lect to being robbed They chcerfuiy pay
their money to see the mermaid and the
bearded woman. but they do not relish having
their pockets picked while In the tent. ~ a
member Of The company.
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PENSIONS FOR EX-CoNFEDERATEs.
New York Tribune.

James Prick, leader of the socialists at
Pittsburg, Pa, has been arrested for sending
written matter as printed through the mails
A big strike is threatened among the Chi
cago pork packers. Six thousand employees
are idle by strike and lockout at tanneries
and currying shops at Peabody and Salem,
Mass There is strike at Natick, r. l.,
cotton mills, and rumors Of one impending
at Fall River. The trouble continues at the
Grape Creek, ILL.,, coal mines. the white
strikers refusing TO allow the negroes to 60
10 work. Bioodshed is daily expected. Lake
Shore strikers in Chicago are making no
trouble. The strike OF conyicts at Dade
coal mines. Georgia, is ended. The rumors
of a telegraphers' strike are not confirmed
and no trouble has yet occurred. A strike
Of iron men is threatened at the Edgar
Thompson works at Pittsburg. A bold At
tempt to bride the jury in the case of the So
cialists now on trial in Chicago is divulged.
Thursday the jury was completed for the
trial of the Anarchists and bomb throwers
in Chicago.
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE


HANCOCK IS Court Of insolvency.
In the case OF Joseph!H Mct'own, OF Ellsworth
lnsoivcnt Debtor.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has'oh thli
fourteenth day OF July, A. D. lsss, been presented
10 said Court for said county by Jos. II MctoWb,
OF Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock. PRAYING
that he may be decreed to have full discharge
from all his debts provabe under Chapter 20 oil tc
Revised Statutes of the state Of Maine ana amen.
ments thereto, and upon said Petition, II Il Vk
DERED by said Court that hearing be had upon
the same before said Court at ELLSWORTH
In Probate Office In -,
said county Of Hancock, on Thursday, the l.th
day of Aug, A. D., 1856, at ten O'Clock In the ioie
noon, and that notice thereof be published ~ W.
Ellsworth American, a newspaper pTlnted OF P1ID
hshed In said County Of Hancock, once wees i Ie
two successive weeks, the last publication " m
seven days before the day of hearing anu LhA. a. .
creditors who have proved their debts ahn o. md
persons interested may appear at said place ~ ~;
time and show cause, II any they have, why t IL
charge should not be granted said debtor accoiu"e
to the prayer of bis petition. ,n,
2w29s Attest :-CHAs. r. Dokh,L
Register Of said court for said county Of Hancock
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THE subscriber hereby gives pnb,;c no,,.a :. =,
concerned, that she has been d,,,, 1919 70 al
ana mas taken upon herself the trust ~ 20
Iate es R,n. 81 me Estate of John Roundy Sna9
easel, by giving bond as the Law droo' de-
,h sa,d all persons who are iness y,
men, ~ degeaseds estate to make immedia,s =.
70 exhibitthe same for payment. ''''anas thereon
Bluehill. July 2, 1856. .. SNOW.
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n ew Advertisements.
IA FOR >ALE-NERY DESIRABLE
lNA RESlDENCE-A RARE CHANCE,


IA FOR >ALE-NERY DESIRABLE
1A RE>lnENCE-A RARE CHANCE.
liil3fe offer for sale my French roof, two
iii story dwelling house stable and car
d-A riagr house, situated on the corner Of
Main and school streets. Ellsworth Me one or the
desirable locations in the CITY, surrounded nv
fine shade trees, hedge and variety Of -hrnbberv
This house was built by the days work and not l;y
contract, OF the best kilnlricd Michigan lumber
with superior finish throughout. and is In excellent
repair, provided with all modern convenicnces
gas, furnace, cisterD, bath ROOM soft water In
second story, closets, etc. never falling well a.
feet deep, supplies the house and stable with ~
cecnt water. The spacious, airy cellar win
cemented floor, Is provided with wide double donrs
for outside entrance. The house is atlmirabIy h.
Gated for professional or business man ,wo
rooms being specially arranged for offices I, H.
within minutes walk of the post-office the dann,
several churches and all the principal stores /, H.
in every respect first class attractive residence
with piazzas, bay windows, inside bnd.Sc cos.'
ing in its present condition $500 o''
In consequence of failing health and M o,ha
reason, shall sell this very desirable pronertr a,
a sacrifice. fPeA'l at
! also oiier at bargain for cash, a nearly new
u"elhhg mouse, wen finished, now occupied he
two families on Maple street. which cost me- s,ts ~
and very good one story house costine, siIeo'
near Doyle's Mills on the W de OF r ntnn r 800
well arranged for two ~ mon 'iNer'
Further particulars q application
Ellsworth, July Il, 1855. lw2o
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In Insolvency. Notice of
Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK SIS Court OF Insolvency
debtor. 'hS"Nebt
Ihls Is 10 give notice that pursuant to an or,lar
OF court therefor second meeting az H. y. ~,
Iors Or said lnsolvent Debtor viii he hald a,
TT t' IN Probate ONCE, in said countv' on
Ten ., inc 'weifth day of Aug "A. D., 1855, Al
named IN Chapter 20, of the Revised Statntes ~
said state OF Maine and amendments tbere,o Vi
o.9a. Attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR.
Register OF said Cont
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

MIR. George F. Mosher Of Dover, n. H.,
has been elected President of Hillsdale Col
lege, at Hllsdale, Mich. Mr.. Mosher is a
native Of China, Me-, and is a graduate of
Bovdoin. He was the editor of the Morning
star for about seven years. For the past
Tour years be has been in the consular ser
vice 10 Europe, two years 1t Nice, France,
and two years At Sonnenbere, GERMANY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

Three reports on the Payne election case
were presented to the Senate, Thursday.
TIE democratic report signed by Pugh,
Vance. Salisbury and Eustis finds that there
is no ground for further proceeding in the
case. Senators Teller, Evarts and Logan
do not find that Senator Payne could be con-
yicted BY the evidence presented, and agree
with Pugh's report asking for the discharge
of the committee of investigation. Senator
Hoar presented report signed by himself
and Senator Frye, dissenting from the views
Of the others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

~, Forrest aud ~,r,am Publishing Go. New
iark announce "pfu Var .tf1skf" by
Charles liajIock. The voAmo j. the fruit Il
Mr- ilallaoA'~ personal nvc-tt-atiou~ 10 that
Territory auj tsAe- 3 ,au-uju, yiew II Alas
"a ru abilities 1nd future
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Eastern Maine Railway.

'hE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
= Eastern Maine Railway Company. will he
neia at The Bluffs" in Hancock, on Tuesdav,
August :, next, at O'Clock r. NJ
by order of the Directors
2w29 r A ruUpy GU.
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Editorial Correspondence.



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inc fl m Nj. De.en Ferry. ner steamer
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t-aot aar attention. aa> d long. low steamer.
v.,s short rsk;ae mas. wing a. anchor IN
H., harsar. A,we e-aiectarel ,hi. was
steam ,asht. which alfesuar,! proved to be
hi, T.-c--a fran! New Yggk. $50 tons. owned
a,a .sniHandsl b, Commodore Flhrilse
r. Gerry. Sc belongs t. the New Yark
Yaet C.ab aad made the passage from
l.r.s,.. I'D Bar Ilarbar IN eich, hour, and
ION minute. r.to,4,i b, Can't. C. ] Guprl,
If winner IIarbar IL Electra wa, sur
r.aa1,, y, cutie .,rse number Of sailing
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

Colonel John S. Mosby will enter the
lecture field. He will appear on the plat
form in many of the principal cities next
autumn and winter, and the subject Of his
discourse will be "Stuart's Cavalry"
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Freedom Notice.

tf'iiis Is to certify that have this tlav given 10
I my son, George II. Walker the remafnder ~
MS Time, and shall not claim anv of bis earn;,,,
nor De responsible for any debts he NAV CONTRACT
East Lamoine, July 10, 1856. MA.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Count,
of Hancock.
STATE OF MAINE.

n.
STATE OF MAINE.
D RESPECTFULLY represents Milan L. Saryen,
IL OF Greenrille, New Hampshire guardian ~
Elon 7. Tandy and William d. Tandy both minors
Of said Creenyille, William u. Wilson OF New
Ipswich, New Hampshire, guardian of Cora n
Iahdy, minorof said New Ipswich, Elon 4. Forbes
Taudy, minor of said Boston, aud Sarah T. Ran
croft of fepperil, MASSACHUSETTS. guardian of Ida
May Tandy and Oracle y. Tandy, both minors nf
said Pepperfll, that said minors are seized and
possessed of the following described real estate
viz: certain lot or parcel Of land, situated In
Eden aud Mt. Desert, Hancock county state of
Maine. bounded and described ms follows 10 vii,
Beginning at the northeast corner of the Timothy
Smallidge lot, called; thence westerly BY said
mountain so far there Is any lumber thence
northerly on said mountain taking in all the
lumber on said mountain to and through the
spruce growth In the gulch formed by Green
mountain and Dry mountain coming near to
gether; thence across said gulch up Dry noun
tain, taking in all the lumber on Dry mountane
thence southery the westerly side OF Dry
mountain lup far enough on the mountain to tax
In all the lumberl to the line of T.
Stanley land to the first mentioned
bound containing three hundred acres more or
less, and being premises described in deed
from Robt. W. Boyd TO Ezekiel Tandy, dated Dee
10, 1879, recorded In the Registry OF Deeds for said
Hancock county In yoliss page 200 That II would be
for the benefit OF said minors to have the said real
estate sold and the proceeds thereof put at inter
est. Wherefore your petitioners pray that Han
nibal T.. Hamlin, of Ellsworth Hancock county
Maine. = suitable person, be licensed To sell AT
public or private sale and convey said real estate
the ptrppSe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

FiFa.-All its stopped free by Dr. kline's
treat Nerve Restorcr. W Ft- after first days
use Marvellous cnre-- Treatise and 500 trial
bottle free 10 Fit eases. send To Dr. Kline BI
AFch st, fhtla IA iyrj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

The House Thursday evening passed
the bill to prevent the employment Of CON-
Wet labor and alien labor on public build
ings and other public works.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

= The strike Of the mali spinnerS ia the
Augusta mill was amicahlv settled ,hp 18Th
c,r
n,, -, ~ sn ', -,''"'H 1t"Ie'i'iA1 nas
49,, '''' "'' - Sow! '"effaS-
- M ~ a'Nef Blame and son Of Hon.
~ ' ;, 7" are N"'h'ihs 'ht summer ~
''''''''' '''''
A Maine ,lonr nnt into ST JOHN TIL.
18th fuF salt She wa ~, permitted fn
purchase ana went 10 sea without IT,
The Canadian derarimr,r If f.hcr,,.
has prohibited seine f.n,ac ~ p,s.em,.
quodd, Bts on ih~ i .r,l-r M Mann.
me- N''''.'.' M iHe augusta
o',..' '''''' '-''' ''''oN ''' :" increase q
The Portland ~cha,ne,s which we're
SECT ~ >fe'''Tnr.h''f proceeded oa Their
az ''''' ~ f''''e'' 'f'H 'h'm hi''hE
~ Fare At ON OfclarI it.r 18Th DESTROYED
40l.0o0 feet OF un'rr ID ttr yard III II. \.
6 ara u f. NHsca. TIE lbs, amount,
'' '''''
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bariuu o.: 'Ar ia'r President Chadhauru,.
If VILLAINS.
f. ,3 v,
,...... 'N'l I" '.s
lie l..u,u,, I'd , Marian, WV q ,pect,! meet
'ac has brca ordered b, ldr city govern.
NEST.
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are ''' a''''';' nae, az A"'.n were x
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over "'1'.'>'ht- ~ "A' .n ffea'..N
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has made nai.I.5ui- present rh. ,If.r,y,
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l9ed -aI tuo volume. uf ha.A.. .uca !.
csc!aprd.A.. historic. srI a,h.r Y .k. .u.,A.
"!r tor .!''h''-~.
i'T1t. has / " amer e tho t.rru.a
,an Normal school. aa> married v..k D..
IL. .t,,, q, Nj. N,y,.r 49,. i,.,.p,.r ii,
y" 'a'e superintendent m Schools, n n.
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0'fs 'ha", was performed
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- were Hf9"hea 10 Highland .aNe, Br'ic-
,'''' me avn. !Ar ~ accident va caused
h' tht Fa'1'nS 81 m. oohi
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II KorkhrI Whit rifn., ,,,n,.I t.4i,
Pond MeaIA' OF lay week, "rrr lhro~n
CIV 'h' .AiEAsc. Tue horse then took
"'-", a'4 ran TO- Inc naHN OF hmr quarry
'hi Ir" -4FtN-h'r ittt over ltc projecting
esmtl.,tI, .r,,.A.1 III, vo,lsrr,',.
.a.., tie b,r.s "a. XVI, .r,,n,., lr,r
I"e ~ Hing hon'" and nuthui.ting> IL
Inc !lte beyamiG lAl'.rhe.d near Bahams
mI' "e'!s' .a.ely unoeo"Ped, we're totally
consumed N TtItN al fiFs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

-Ex-President Hayes made the princi-
pal address at the national conference of
Associated Charities and Corrections, at
St. Paul, Thursday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

4 laly wri,r~: Il have Use At,r'- >1r-
-Apari'h in my family for many ,,lr,. aud
could not Keep bouts, without IL. Fur The re-
tiet 81 the paths consequent upon female weak
mes and irr -u.iriiie>, ! consider 70 without
An equal"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice IN all
L concerned, that she ha- been duly appointed
anl mas taken upon herself, the trust of an Al
mlnistratTiA Of the estate 81 Reuben g, W Dodge
late OF Bluehiil in the county Of Hancock, decea-
ed, by giving bond a. the Law directs
she therefore requests all persons who trt
indebted 10 the said decca sed'- estate, 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the same for pay
ment.
CARRIE \. DODGE.
July H. lsS6. 3w29+
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Amrritan.
THURSDAY, JULY %. 1886.

We 10 not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. Tae name and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, notneeesssrily for pubea-
ton bot as a guarantee OF good faith-
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
N lnicatioBs that are BOT used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

Sidney II. Morse, the sculptor, has just
completed the modelling of three remark
able busts-Emerson, Carlyle and John
Brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

Ministers. LAWYERS. Teachers and other,
whose occupation gives bat !ttir exercise.
Should u>e carriers Lirilc Liver Piils for tor
PIT Liver and biiou>urs~ tnr J. DOSE. For
sale by :. II. Virgin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22

At Court ~ Probate hvitru 70, Blucb.B. u....
1,ni Tor the COUNTY " Hancock. OH tb, -r,..
Wednesday of July, ) - J~-E
Emma ] Allen aud Horace II IA .r.
II named Executors IN certain
'Tu'htnt purp"rilng 2" br the last VIII a.'
testament of Christopher VI NN.r late,
>edgwick. tn said county decreased a.,,...-...
~enic'l the same for probate
ORDERED That the -aII e,r-..r.r- .. ..
notice 10 all persons Interested b.. t.,u-,r., t...
Of Thu Or,ier To lee lufIi-hc,l thru. .,,,,- -
ce-siyely in the Eilsv urth American
printed or puhIl-hrd at Ellsworth Tia. -f... ....
appear NJ Probate Court to be hrf! al FII-,, -..
In said cuuutt pu th. second W,.Irr-.i,, 10 l...
next. at ten u the clock IN The, f.rrr,..,, anal .,
cause II any thcv have WHY tho -4rI tr-+-I.f..,. q
should not hr proved tupr.,,.,I tf.l .,l.,,.# .-
the last Will and Testament If ana i,.,.,-..f
@ p Ct N\INGIIAM. JuH -,
Attest -tHAs- +. poER. Register
A true copy, Attest -CHAs + bonn Rr.f-trr
3ws4s
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MILAN L. SARGENT.
WILLIAM II. WILSON
ELoN 4. FORBES,
SARAH r.. BANCROFT

Dated this 9Th day 81 July, A. II. 1856.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK 50 Alta Court Of Probate held AZ
Bluehiil on the second Wednesday - JuIg
lSSi.
ON the Petition aforesaid. Ordered. That notice
lie given by publishing copy of said petition
" ith this order thereon, three weeks succrs,ypIy
In the Ellsworth American. newspaper printed
or published In Ellsworth, that all persons lo
tereSed may attend ON the second Wednesday
Of Aug. next. az Court Of Probate to h,
holden in Ellsworth. and shew cause, Y auy
why the prayer Of said petition should not 20,
granted such notice 10 Ice given before ,sla
Court.
q. 4, CUNNINGHAM judy,
Attest -tUNs- T. DoRR, Register.
\ true Copy, Attest -CHAs. T. DoKR, Rrst,trr.
AWts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22
state Election Monday, Sept. 18th.
REPURLICAN NCMINhTIONS.
ENR GnNERNoK.
JOSEPH R. BODWELL,
OF hALLOWEll.

Fgfst Distrief-TIIuMAS X. REED, OF Portland
Second IJfs;rj-t-NEi.~p> nfNGLENs JR, of
Lewiston.
IhErf DEStrfet-~ETU l.. MILIikEN, Of Belfast
Fourth Disfrict--( IIAHLFs 4. BoUTELLk, Of
Bangor.