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Congressional.

Monday. March l0,-The Senate: Mr..
Higgins spoke in favor of the Blair bill,
and Mr.. Jones, of Arkansas, against it;
Mr.. Shermans Meat Inspection bill was
discussed.
The House: 1t was decided to widen the
scope of the Clayton Breckenridge election
contest inquiry; several bridge bills were
passed.
In Committee: The Dolph Senate Com
mittee questioned large number of Sena-
tors about the leaks" of information con
corning executive session proceedings; the
House Worlds Fair Subcommittee, in
conference with the Chicago delegation,
finished consideration of the Fair bill the
Ways and Means Committee gave a hear
ing TO hop growers.
Tuesday.-The Senate There was a
lively debate on Mr. Calls revision" Of
his attack on Mr.. Chandler for publication
in The Record"
The House Several bills for public
buildings, involving an appropriation Of
Sl,s45 600. were passed; the bill to admit
Wyoming into the Union was discussed.
Wednesday The Senate II was de-
cided to take vote on the Blair bill on
March 20; the Cali interpretations into
The Record" were ordered to be cut out /;
Mr. Plumb introduced a resolution requir
ing the vote at secret sessions 70 be made
public.
The House The Oklahoma bill was
discussed.
In Committee: The Senate Committee
on Claims passed the claim of Nathaniel
Mckay; the Ways and Means Committee
held hearing
Thursdsy,-The Senate: There was 8
debate on the southern question, in which
Me>srs Sherman. Eustis, Hosr and Butler
took part several public buildings appropri-
alton bills were passed.
The House: The oklahoma bill was
passed.
In Committee The Dolph Special Com
mittee continued its investigation of the
leaks" of secret session proceedings;
Secretary Window explained his plans
about Bedlow' Island TO the Senate and
House Committees on immigration.
Friday The Senate Mr., Teller dis
cussed the Blair bil and race and politi-
cal problems in the south
The House A bin TO retire General !
c. Fremont, with the rank of major
general. was fsvorably recommended.
The subcommittee on the Worlds Fair
has prepared bill for the Chicago Fair
New York representatives spoke before
the River and flarbOr Committee in he
half Of the Improvement OF Ncw-York
rivers and harbor>.
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The unanimous opinion of the full
Bench Of the supreme court in the famous
Stain and Cromwell case is made public
The opinion is drawn by Judge Foster, and
Il cor CURED in by all the other judges.
The motion for new trial is overruled,
aud the prisoners will probably be sentenc-
cd March 81, to which date the February
term Of court stands adjourned. Judge
Fosters opinion is very able one. Chief
Justice Peters. before whom the case was
tried. has also published a pamphlet of
nearly $50 pages, copy of which we have
received, which is mastery review Of the
s. hole case. We are most decidedly of
tile opinion that, as a rule, the courts, and
not newspapers and outside individuals,
Should try our criminal cases. For the
opinion of the Justices of our Supreme
Judicial Courts, legitimately expressed,
We have great respect; and it seems to us
that those newspapers which would take
lie criminal decisions out of the hands of
the Judges might be better employed by
attending TO their own business.
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NOBODY KNOWS

What | suffered for year. with terrible rack
Ing lick headaches. Life was only torment
10 me: II YOU are 80 troubled. | would advise
you 10 use sulphur Bitters.-CLARA BELLE.
Nearly eyerybo need, good medicine
at th, season, 10 purify the blood and build
up the system. Hoods Sarsaparlla is the
most popular and successful spring medicine
and blood purifier. 1t cure ,crotus 81 hui
mors. dyspepsia. sick headache. that tired feel.
Ing.
That tired. debiitated feeling. 80 peculiar
TO Spring. indicates depraved blood. Now is
the time TO prove the beneficial effects Of Ayers
sarsapaflla. II clesD-e> the system, restores
physical energy, and nfuses new life and wig
or into every fibre Of the body.
For neuralgia Browns Instant Relief
Is specific and can be used by all with ALSO
lutte certainty of benefit.
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Patterns Bay. Surry, the winter fishing
ground for smells, Is an arm Of Union
river bay. 1t derived its name from an
early settler. Matthew Patten, who settled
there about 1852.
1t is about twenty years since it became
generally known that from early autumn
until the Bay was frozen over. this arm of
the sea. with 1t creeks, coves and streams,
was s"arming with snelts, while such
"noiesohe ana appetizlng food fishes as
eels' toth-cod frost nsh)' founders, and
the ever present sculpln, could De had for
the catching
Inc present smelt-hshing season delayed
its coming good long month, waiting for
SAT- water ice The fishing ground covers
les tnah Two acres OF ice. The catch for
the season now closing Is estimated at
y ooo- Inc catch has been with hook
ana line; the use OF dlp-net' seine and weir
oeIng barred oy common consent
MS delicious food fish belongs to the
salmon or trout family, and Is from four
10 eighl lhches long and weighs from six
10 sixteen 10 the pound. 1t Is divided in
10 nve suo,ciasses' known as the com
mon, the Alaska, the California, the sand,
anu Ihe SURF smeH-
ne anglo saxon WORD smeH Is OF uncer-
IAN etyIhoIogy' lhose versed III the
science OF piscicuiture say that when first
laAen out OF lne water smeits nave strong
smell OF cucumber ana that from this
scent or odor' Is derived the name
a. the mouth OF the flscataquls river
anu IN tne creeks around kittery, there Is
neaulllui ,it.ie nsh caught known as the
a, ~ siue ~ sah1 r sneN.
w, nou,u VI I hioh river UT JUST De-
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS the Ellsworth Electric Light Com
" pany, corporation organized and ex.
lstlng under the laws of the State Of Maine
and doing business in Ellsworth, county
of Hancock anu state of Maine by their
mortgage deed dated Dee. 27th, A. H. issS and re
corded In The Hancock Registry of Deeds, book
-, page IA; conveyed to John +. Whitcomb
Charles II Haynes and John o. Whitney, co part
ners IN business under the firm name and style of
whitcomb, HAYNES Co, certain lot or parcel
of land situated in Ellsworth aforesaid, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Bepin
ming at the northwest OF the mill al the lam
known as the Five Saw Dam" across Union Xiv
en- said mill having been known as the Hartstorn
Eiiis co. new mill thence southerly along the
eastern shore of said MON River twelve rods and
four feet; thence north seventy degrees east
sixteen rods To land OF the estate of Seth Ti.ale,
SAID point being formerly designated bya stake
ami stones, thence north eleven and one half de.
grees east fifteen rods TO point the eastern
end of the dam aforesaid; thence north eight de.
grees west twenty five rods to n cove on the east
shore of said river; thence northeastern on the
eastern shore of said Union River to the place
where the boom Is fastened at the upper pier
thence westerly by said boom to the turning
place; thence following said boom southerly TO a
font where said boom intersects the roll wav OF
aid Rive saw Dam" thence In the same direc
TIM to the south side of said dam thence easterIy
tdthe eastern shore of the river together with the
say mill aforesaid, standing on die lot above de.
scdbed, and the mill privilege and all rights OF
nEage and booming connected herewith also
theright to the of three -fourths Of the water
power raised by said dam; also all the wheels,
machinery, betting and fixtures in or connected
viii Sid mill except the following machinery
whit is excepted from the operation of this mort
gage and the title to which Is now in said mort
cages, it having been reserved and excepted In
their conveyance t. the Ellsworth Electric Light
Co.. w: Two stave machines and healing ma.
chine n the lower floor, one heading machine on
the seond floor. two slave edgers and heading
rounde, together with all the betting attached to
any of he above machines and the saws belong.
ing to sid machines; and the said John F: Whit
comb, Carries II HAYNES and John o. Whitney
by theirissgnment under their hands and seals
dated IN 18th day of December, A. ID. lsss, (said
Assignment recorded in the Hancock Registry of |
Deeds box 2s3. page "a transferred and assign
ell said n.rtgage To the undersigned and whereas
the conditions of said mortgage have been broken, |
now, thetfOre, by reason Of the breach /
of the onditioDs thereof, we claim fore |
closure ofthe same and give this notice for that |
purpose. FRED u. HARTsHORN.
AMBROSE W. ELLIS.
Dated Mrch LIST, A. D., 1850. 3wl0
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK 50 Alta Court of Probate holden al
Ellsworth, within and for said county, on the
second Wednesday of March, A. D., 1880.
OTEPHEN BILLINGS, of fremont, in said
y county. having presented a petition praying
that administration Of the estate Of John NJ. Bill
lings, late Of fremont, in said county, deceased.
interstate, may be granted to himself. sail Steph
en- Billings. Ordered. That notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein, by publishing
copy Of said petition and this order thereon, three
weeks suecessiveiy in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper printed at Ellsworth, in said county
prior to the second Wednesday of April A. d.
to be held at Ellsworth, In said county
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, against the same
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, judge.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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AARAP OF PAPER StNES HER LIFE

1t wa. Just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper. bat Il saved her life. She WAS ia the
lat stages Of consumption. told b, physicians
that ,he Wa incurai,le and could no, live
only short time .he weighed le,, than sew
tnty pounds On piece OF wrapping paper
She read OF Or. Kings New Discovery, and
got sample bottle; it helped her. she bought
q large bottle. il helped her more. bought an
other and grew better fast, continued it. use
snd i now strong. healthy. ro-v. plump
weighing 40 pounds. For further particular.
send stamp TO W. II. Cole. Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles OF this wonderful Discovery Free 81 :.
u Wi-rin-- nrup
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- :, fIYN =
from the East line OF Mariav lille through the West
erh part of said q to the North line thereof called
the Moose nm hoat and -uch portion 81 the rpad
leading from Aurora to Bed,iington A. lie. in .ai1
~ anu has 7. >ilsby OF Aurora, j. appointed
agent "a supertntend the expenditure OF .aid A.
-cssment
ON the West half Of No - Middle Division
suppoeen 10 contain llO+O acres the sum % sfs ;.
heihg mills per acre TO he expended on thar nor
u ~ ~ tht county road leading from Aurora a.
Bedtiugton which lies In said y between tba 49,,
iihe anu the division line between land OF H. NJ
nan e ais and land formerly Of VIM. Freeman
TO superntend the expenditure OF aid asse,,
ment
On the Eastern part OF No. - Middle Division.
sum Of 50 8 - fnllnus I'll ~ -
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Vessel for Sale.

The Schr.J Warren" of Sedgwick, will be
sold at a bagan ii applied for soon. She is OF
light draft, stable for the lumber, stone or brick
business. swell found in sails and rigging and
50 N. lnmbers5 NJ. OF bricks or I4l tons Of sto :.
For further inDrmation please write or call upon
VIC. SARGENT son,
2mos10 Sargentville, Ne.
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ElIsWa,,sss .,. A,s Court OF Probate ho,,en =,
0Eou od "wednesday OF March, A. D. lsa On The
Hoa1iA A. ROBBINS, Of fremont :,
that cerain r naSl e.a
AN Mfed Harper late of said TremoDa o. which
ed ~ her y; ana possessed. and which i nov eased
may he ii ided anS with others therein namsd
,s. anas notice thereof be given tn iii ,,
three weess snby publishing copy 81 hi In
can. newspa eeess a,,g, in Che Eswor.h ame sr
4 ~ ,s prior to the second weipesSash IN said
conf tSs,, y. mat they may appear A. u April.
county. a. , ns o e sna
snow cause u any they have. sgs ms forenoon and
A rue c " =. CUNNINGHAM, Judge ~ -" e same
"py' astese'-CHAa. p. Doep Probate.
3Wlz "oBister.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sat- the Court OF County COMMITS.
sioners begun and ED at Ellsworth within and
for the County of Hancock on the second Tues
day OF October. A. D., 1859. and by adjournment
Dec. &c, A. D., ls's.
AND now the County Commissioners in accor-
"A dance with section 80, chapter OF the Re
yised Statutes, having first made an annual IN,
county roads In the unincorporated townships
and tracts Of land in said county and having there
upon ms,ie an estimate of the amount needed to
put them in repair so as TO he safe ana con'eh-
ept for public travel have asst ssed upon the fol
lowing described unincorporated townships ana
tracts of land In said county. exclusive OF water
and land reserved for public use, for that purpose
during the year lsso as follows viz. On town
snip No !. south division the sum of sl'o.Dl as
-.
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In H. so cas IS; Court Of Insolvency,
NOTICE l. s ~ 1eo- n Grant. insoivert debtor.
IN ~ ! hereby given that a ,ati,,,, 80 an
presented !, ,o'n day Of Mar. A. E., $50 been
H. Grant Of ~ E court tor said county, by George
charge fr ron. s s ma may be decleed to fu lis
ssxehty OF the Revised ststntes antef S,ts %,
tha ar,s and amendments thereof ID ,1td,,ion.
petition il is ORnrpr,
Probate aonn aa upon the same before sad court
Of Law af. Room In Ellsworth. in said county
nsn isa on Thursday, the rth dsT ~ Aprf
notice Thereof h In the forenoon; and that
said county Of Han published III
hast pnbi;ca,ne ter three successive weeks, the
daS ~ bn 70 be Eve DAYS AT jeas, before the
their ass,H mat all creditors who have proved
NAV ana other persons interes,ed therein
eaT,e apPs EAR a. said time and place and show
DOT he sran;s Si'ey nave, why a discharre should
OF his petition according to the prayer
Regist.r Of za,,, 49,. Auest;-CHAs r. pOsR.
~ Of t,a AN court of Insolvency for said coun-
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East Surry has lost one of its most re-
spected citizens by the removal of Simeon
Lord to Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs Lord
have ever been very helpful in meetings and
Sabbath school and all good work Their
place will be hard TO ill and vacant plsce
will long be felt by US all especially large
class of girls of which Mrs. Lord was
teacher
Sch. Myronus is loading ice at Brooks
vile for New York,
Our quiet neighborhood was alarmed by
sounds of voices and blowing Of horn as
of distress about eight O'Clock Sunday
evening Men hurried to the house of
Mr.. Ezra johnson from which the sound
came 1t was found that his son. Angus
tin. had killed himself by shooting in an
outbuilding. Some months ago he was
pronounced insane by DIR. Emery, but his
parents refused TO have him taken to the
asylum, and A. they are very quiet people,
nothing has been heard about the matter
Saturday he carried a cane gun out of
doors and left il. but his father did not
like to excite him so said nothing about it.
but soon they had to make ii known A. it
resulted in instant death to him by shoot
ing himself through the head. He is about
forty years old. was never married and
was an only child His father is nearly
helpless from a stroke of paralysis.
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-DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
To Nervous Men.

If you will send US your address. we viii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about DIR. DYES Celebrated Eleetro-N oltaio
Belt and Appliances, and their charming ef
fects upon the nervous debllitated system
and how they will quickly restore you TO vigor
manhood and health. II you are thus afflicted
We will send you Il Belt and Appliances on
trial. NoLTAIC BELT Co..
1vr6 Marshall. Mich.
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Farm for Sale =!

farm Of forty acres, twelve acres tillage. the
remainder pasture and wood Good buildings,
consisting OF house and ell. wood house. barn. new
hen house I0x3O feet. Well of nice water at house
and barn. There is also an orchard. II is sitna-
ted in Bucksport. miles from the village, on the
Bucks Mills road. Good neighDors; school near I;
2 miles from church. viii sell at a bargain If
sold before May LIST. GEO. N: HAYNES,
Iatf Bucks Mills, Ne.
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To haax,, sSs :.
70 bedilngton lying In said y. between the AVIS
Ion inc OF the land formerly of H. NJ Hall ct
as, ana land formerly of VIM. T. Freeman. and
superintend the expenditure Of said assessment
On Township No. y Middle Division In said
county estimated to contain .atso acres the snn,
81 = AS follows, viz.
No. Of Tax per
Estate of Davis 4 smith, Isas Az mills a. y,
VIM. II. Nash, ylIL ar mills - :.
Gideon l.. Joy, formerly
j. W. Coffin. lso AZ ,oiu =,
'a'e oi - ". Moore, 4l05 81. mills "A
70 be expended on the Aurora and Bedding,on
loi'i N said p, and Chas. +. >isby of Aurora ia
appointed agent &c superintend the expepditure
of said assessment fuie
- on township No; 80 in said county the sum of
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Boston &BangoT $500.
STMR. ROCkLAND

Noat- " =. Sawtele, commencing Monde
Mar en- i'th. tsso. viii leave Bar Harber. At
R.I LIZ southwest Harbor, Green's Landing ana
MNckiahd, connecting with steamer fr,,m i1o, ~
Mondays and Thursdays. i''"i boston
RETURNING
from Boston. Tuesdays and Fridays at5P NJ
From Rockland, touching at Gra.,,s
and southwest Harbor We5Inesiavs Landing
s,as 4. about 500 A. NJ, or upon arr,vai =,
days. 'iohdays and Thurs
e. d. MohsE, Agent. Bar Parbor
.ALNiN AUSTIN. Agent, Boston.
WILLIAM II. HILL Gener., v.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY a sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth: If so. send at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is incaleulable. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
Ii cures dysentery and diarrbea, regulates the
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WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription Of one Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States. and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price Is cents bottle.
1y40.
Itch cured in 30 minutes BY WOolfords
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by s. ID. Wiggin. Drug
gist. Ellsworth. 1y49
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUBIIC notire Il hereby given that David 10
and State ~ Maine, by his decd Of mortgage dat
corded In Hancock county Registry OF Deeds,
book .as. pay Pr, conveyed to John Malone u
Ellsworth. IN said county certain let parcel ~
land situated ID -sid " altman. ami bounded and
described a follows TO Wit The home-tea 10,
whereupon the .aid David Ingalls, then lived.
bounded On the north b. Tow n-hir NO 20. on the
east by land Of Elliot Jor'ian and -aid Ingalls,. on
the south by land OF JOHN HaslAm. on the west by
land of EliAkm Hsslsm aud Nahum Ha lam. con
tAinlug one hundred and sixty scres, more or less,
with the buildings thereon amt the SAID David
Ingalls, IN his said mort gage and In writing cove
nsnted and agreed with the said grantee that the
right Of rctieemng the said mort gagged premises
should be forever torpciosed In one year next AZ
ter the commencement Of foreclosure by any OF
the methods then provided hy law for the fore
closure OF mortgages OF real estate and the said
John MIloue Is his iced ~ assignment. dated the
3lst das OF July A - I>ss and recorded in the
Registry, in book 2ls page S!+,a-signei and trans
fcrrvd the said mortgage and the debt thereby
cured to Fri l.. Bunker. ~ Eden, Hancock county,
Maine and the said Fri l. Bunker, hy his deed OF
assignment, dated the 18th day OF de ober, A. ID
lSas, and recorded in book 2al. page 533
Hancock county Registry OF Deeds assigned ana
transferred the SAID mortgage and the debt there.
by secured Ia George P. DuttoD, OF Ellsworth.
In the county 81 Hancock. Now, therefore. the
condition OF said mortgage having been broken, |
claim 20 toreciose the snd give this notice
for that purpose. GEORGE 7. Ut TTDS.
Ellsworth, March LIST, A. d.. lsso awl2
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-DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT-In
all the World there Is but one cure,
DIR. Haines' Golden SPECIFIC

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its administration. Cures guaranteed. Send
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LOOK YOCNGi

Prevent tendency to wrinkle. or aging Of
the skin by using LEAURELLE OIL. Preserves
a youthful, plump. fresh condition of the feat
ures. Prevents whitening of the skin. driving
up of the flesh. develops the bust Prevents
chappng, cracking. keeps the skin soft,
smooth. 81 90. Druggists. or prepaid by Ex-
press. Z. 5. WELLS,
Jersey City, n. j.. U. 5. A.
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t. he expended on that portion - the county
road In said township between the east line OF Ne.
. and 4 stake marked "A" standing the north
crn -id, uf SAIL road amt Theodore Bragion 81
Franklin, To said county is appointed agent Ia
pcrtuirut the expenditure Of >ad assessment
ON thr ca stem part Of township No. 10 Ia the
county VI Hancock the sum 81 sl~ g. as follow
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STATE OF N AlNE.

STATE OF N AlNE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth
March Term, A.. D.. 1880.
Accounts having been filed for settlement In es
tates of
Joseph 7. Grant, late of Ellsworth, deceased,
Levi B. Wyman, Administrator
Wealthy Mann, late of Dedham, deceased,
Rebecca +. Mann, Administrator
Dennis Kahaley. late of Ellsworth. deceased,
AT. Burnham, Administrator
Ordered-Tbat the said accountants give no
tice TO all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court to lie holden at
Ellsworth, on the End W Wednesday Of Apr. next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed
p. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. P. DoRR. Register.
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