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The confessions and Experience Of a
NERVOUS INVALID

Published for the beneAt and as caution h young
ssp and others, who suffer from Nervou. Debility Early
peeay and their kindred smentssupplyiugt the cans
81 sef cnre ny one who has cured himself after being
victim n misplaced confidence 10 medical humbuE aud
auaekery. Nv enclosing postpaid directed envelope
sase copies may be had Of the author NArHAx,t, Msr
AIS, ESQ, bedford, Kings Co.. New York comIyI
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

y
BosreS-tr llth, sehs Nietou'. tof Cherrye y
Cat,reiL 5. Geeree Nj; Ifnazens, Berry, Etst-
port. kcndnskeag, Mitchell. Machias, kssa,
Ferry aad Is6a 4 Malta. Douglas, Mschias ;
II p Warren. romrov, aad Forester. Ren,ck. Ills
worth; Aususts. cory, and Mary Hal, Mad
docks, Roelispd: S~ahsver, Newman, Tremaat-
s.Lrr- SD s;h, hris iIampdcu fslls, tiron
Eoston} Bsa ker; sehs brilliant s7i Cameo. Bet
fat: William. -, SedEvi.s; Alesan. Frank.
in; Alma odiu, (ffom biuchil New YORK.
N.~ Yoak-Ar 9th. brig. L Young, Gibson.
Cslais. Frances Newton. Cg5als', Hslast. sths
J,asees Arshesu.. Co67. NAehIss, ssrah L,
ws,a, Bxr cor, Bilow, Fmery. Ruesiani
Ty~roE1-cld sthi .eh Naultlt,. al and from
Ellsworth tsr New York
Ar 10th. sch .rare SHOT, II EacksPeft) snow
Portsmouth tor Portland.
p.xsEss-Ar 7th. sch re.rI. Robinson Rock
s,ni
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A., con,. NJ Probate holden Ellsworth within aud for
The County of Hancock, on the hrst Wednesday oil
December, A. D. 1868 ,-,-,.,-.,.. =,
n m. uetliion OF l.. G. Phi'brook, administrator OF
l ] ,ha est,t. of AdOnlran j. Billings late OF sedg-
wick in ,al county deceased representing that the per
ona estate Of said decea.ed Is rot suc to pay TN
~, asht which he owed at the Of his death by ths
um al three hundred dollars and praying Tor license
10 ell and convey much Of the real estate oil s1a a
ceased as may he necessary for the payment OF s"u
debts and incidental charges; -
ORDERED That the petitioner give notice to all person;
interested by causing copy Of this order tn De puosheu
hrev weeks excessively Ia the Ellsworth American print
~ in E,svorth 10 said county, that they may ap
oear at Probate Court to he holden at Ellsworth 10 s'
county. on the fonrh Wednesday OF Apfil next,
ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and shew eau any tn
HA'e'""' ''' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A BARILEII, Register.
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ID. SIMPLE.
oil E1-

4th ECONOMICAL.
W. not ONLY secure CHEAPNESS by our system,
but QUALITY. We do not pretend that Watch
be bought for less money than the foreign make
belieres but that for its real value 1t is sold for
half its price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM. Ellery] 10
what its name indicates-Soid, Substantial and al
ways Eeliable-warranted to stand any amount Of
Marching. Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
named p s. BARTLETT is similar in size and general
appearance, but hes more jewels and more elabo-
finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH recently brought out, IL
put up in great variety Of patterns many of them
Of beauty and workmanship, is quite small bat
warranted to keep time.
OUR YOUNG GENrLEMAS'3 Watch is neat
not large and just the thing for the pocket Of Young
America.
| TIE PROOF Of the merits of our Watch may be
found in the fact that employ over five hun.
dred workmen in factories and that are still
unable to supply the constantly increasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLhTE WATCH is thin.
ner and lighter than the others have described
Its fne chronomeer balance is decatey adjusted to
the variation caused by changes of tempera-
ture. These Watches ohronometrically rated,
and the fruits of the latest experiments In chro-
nometry and are made by best workrnen, in q
separate department of our factory. For the finest
time keeping qualities they challenge comparison
with the best works of TIE famous English and
! Swiss makers.
ROBBINS 6 APPLETON,
agents tr The american Eatch Company,
| 1872 Broadway, y. Y. eowfh44
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What an Amount of Suffering and Disease
.,nons the Volunteers would be prevented by the
zee use Of HoLLOwAf's FILLS & OINTMENT
FOR wounds, Sores and scurvy, the Ointment is a
e.rtsIn cure, and for Bowel Complaints Fevers
smal Pox. &c, the PILLS are the hest medicine In the
,veyId. Only IS cts, per Box or Pot. A csI
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Al A Court II Probate holden At Enworth sNhsn ana
f,r the County Of Hancocs, en- the ttsi wednesday
Of pec.mbrf. a = lsOj- a.. -
VuuS BUCK Al Executor. II the VIII OF Nh
., Chase late u Buck port. in sad e'auty, "eera''H
ha. Ing presented their nrst scs uR Of AdninisrAH""
uirtn .si.l dr.. As.d estate Tor probate
OrGsret-That the sad hN-eutars give nor
hereof T. al persans Interested by causing copy OF t'
orlr - ~ pubi,hrt, three weeks ssee1zs'Nsy, IA 'h7
Ellsworth American, printed In As~"sth, thai they
may ,nna.r At a Probate Court To BE- ho~en at klls
sTtb On the fr,t Wednesday Of January next, at ten o.
the ris.k Ia the teenaan and shew ca Sc any 'he5
l.y- sl The same should ~ h. ai'n"el
PARKER TUCK, Judge
a, "A DARr-Err, Register.
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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
AlI.5.AlpAlI WATCH

5-13I w E5 - VIZ
Is THE DEST.
1t is made the best principle while the foreign
watch is generally made on principle at all.
Let US look at the contrast. The foreign watch 10
mostly made by women and boys, by hand While
their labor is cheap their work is dear at any price,
Such watches made without plan, and sold with
out guarantee They are irregular in construction,
and quite Irregular in movement. They design
ed only to SELL and the buyer is the party most thor
oughly sold. Those who have kept ''ancres," "ls.
pine" and Swiss levers in protested repair for .
few years will appreciate the truth Of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces screwed together, the body of the American
Watch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar inter
feres with the harmony of its working, and no sud-
den shock can throw its machinery out of gear, Sc.
cession of part from another is unknown to its
constitution, and in riding any business pusuit It
is all held together firmly single piece Of met.
al. 1t is just what all machinery should be
LIST. ACCURATE.
I'd. SIMPLE.
I'd STRONG
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70 Hon. Parker Tack, Judge of Probate for County
Of ItanaccE:
IIUMBLI shows Hannah j Lewis, Guardian Of
IL Nafy A Lewis ard sophia b. Lewis minors
and chityes of Lnthy Lewis, late OF Bucksport, in
said county, msrer deceased, that the said minors
are interested ia the real estate Of Elisha Lewis de-
.ed late Of said Bucksport, wit the amount
Of onessixih part, undivided, OF the homestead of
said Elisha Lewis, situated in said Bucksport and
that an adya nageous oler has been made therefor
of one hundred dollars by Ie pousible person OF
said Buck ort and that /. Id be for the benefit
of said minors aud all concerned that said interest
in said ceaseds estate should be disposed of, and
the proceeds thereof put ont, and secured them
interest y our petitioner therefore prays fiat your
Honor would grant her license TO dispose of the same
accordingly agreeably 10 law of this State in such
cases made and provided.
HANNAH LEWIS
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County Of Hancock on the first wednesday OF
December, A. 1853
v,UNICE wAsGArT, widow NJ Benjamn r. was
IL gait late OF Ed deceased, having made appIca
ton 10 me for a. allowance out o the personal estate oi
said deceased Ii,
N ali n.rson. interested, by causing copy oil IN
order to be published three weeks sutcrssvey IN the
Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth that they may
$500 A. Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth, in said
county on the drst Wednesday Of January next at ten
AZ The clock In the forenoon and shew cause, if any they
have why an allowance should not he inaie
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
truecopy-Attes', ~.
As A. A. bAeiLEii' ''s'a1ei
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To tile Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate for
the county If Hancocs:
nESPEGTFUkLi sheWs John Buck, Guardian OF
Il Horace E. Buck, mror heir Of Wealthy A.
Buck late OF Bucksport, IN sad county, deceased,
mar said minor il Interested in certain real estate
of said deceased, TO wit: lot of land situate on the
southery side the street In Bucksport village lead
Ing from school street across the stream, now oceu-
nied nv George Foster, fer which said Foster has
made an advantageous offer, Also, second parcel
Of real estate in said village, 70 Wit the westerly
half of house and lot in the rear OF +. NardweilS
HIacksmith shop, the other half being occupied ny
II Kelley for which james ). Kelley has made an
advanta seous offer Also third lot near saia VII
containing about four acres known as the " Little
In, - for which j L. Buck has made an advantageous
ng,,r and that II would be for the interest OF his
ard 70 accept sad several oilers and place the pro-
coed. al interest. He therefore prays that he may
he Flowed toaccept .lid offers and TO make the sales
"''' JOHN BUCK.
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AZ Gear Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, on the first ednesdat
of December, A. n. ls63.
q, the foregoing Petition, Or!cyei That the Pc
,,ioncr give notice 10 all persons Interested by caus
ing COPY Of the Petition and Order ofCourt thereon
10 he bshed three weeks successfully IN the Els
worth American, a newspaper printed 10 Ellsworth
that thes may appear at Probate Court TO De hed
AZ Ellsworth ia said County on the first wednesday
OF January next at ten O'Clock IN inc an
.hew cause II any they have why the prayer OF said
pe'''''" PARKER TUCK, Judge.
, Attest:-A. A. BARTLETT, LEICESTER. e 90,
thereon. ,,,-.
a. y. DAhiiEIi hcsis'ci'
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A MEXICAN BOOKSTORE.
Union Block, Main Street, Ellsworth.

have just received from Boston
" solicit share OF the public patronage. We have =
eChool BOOKS Readers Spoilers Biographies Histories
Aithmeics Agetas and Writing o =
nooho % Children few of the late publications,
w eosh Journals Day Books Records Mmorandums ttucko
Post f Cap Fools Cap Letter Sermon
r~, zap FRENCH TISSUE drawing perforated coored and
h have about so 900
ana wedding to the extra large white amber,
mounted Ivory pencils pencils single or
Pncilfor
5o3 and Bank Pen Mrs 3O3
index Ladies Index, Albat Falcon and Elastic.
INKS The popular French PURPLE Ink rapd SALE .
earmne ed Blue and Maynard Ny
Rubber, Rubber Heads for Pencils, Rulers, etc. ~ r.
ALBU MS-Lppnts make from 70
uhe Autograph Books Scrap Books Ladies' Wallets Turkey
Udts, body Nobody people and places omno Chess Check
cr Backgammon great variety of Boards Playing Cards. Union
CALASDE-One two and three
stamp boxes Bill Head boxes, Pen
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IT, peo Parko- lack Jstss q, H,obsie vi ata And
Ia Tie County uf Haaroc.
IlINBLf .A vs. john sfcveas q Es ahth. that he IL
t..sr35A q sarah r. Halt, minor Ani Child OF Jo
u4A , 4 Eaehil, in .ut c'snE, d"c'a'ei, that
sAti iatuuf sd the rs c>ists 81 sad decsas-
81 one lot on Long Island snown thr Frirnd io' Com
- min. ,nr bunir~l arr. less, anH that having
hal A.. aAFagths eoas ~ n three hs ainrt dollars by
t3e,r.- " Men tnd John Marrfi Also one sAcr lot
Aas - the 81 ,,l SD ras;rrr 10; ''iaaS aud
having ia IN ie-r .y- a.. Mars by lsrtsi Jaho-
.on AL thu, ~.sit h. .ir th- hrn"nt Of SID MINOR
l the sad Interest ia si lrcctseis estate should be
d.r.sd n and the rrrys tc<< PIT cut and secured
/ - r on Interest. ,
Y.sr petti ,nrr thercfre Or, thItyssr Honsr vesd
rrtf N i,~ns- dispose Of the sam hcf'fltngiy
asr-rhy t. LA 81 such cases made and
l'5''' JOHN STEVENS.
Dec :, isi1
A. Curt nj Probate he'd at Ellsworth within ard or
9th County OF iIsaeHck, on the ats "Wednesday o'
Irceurher, 4 =. lists 49,,
oufhc foregoing Petition Orierci That thc Petition
or give notice L. a Hrsons increased BY eNsths cory
Of m psttr1n ami order of Court thereon 10 be published
three vice.. succ-,,ivSly IN 'hc Ellsworth American,
oewS=,p.f at~d IN III Wnrh, that they may appear 81
Pr.hA;~ C.srt L, he hrtd Ellsworth. IN SAID county
IN tho ,r-t Wednesday ot January next At ten CLOCK III
tn. f,~ns n and shes c.uss II any they have why Inc
MAYER Of sass PETITION sll u d not b. granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Ati~.t-A A B,K-a sr-, Register.
tru. copy q the petition AMI order Of court thereon.
A. A,ter<-A. A. BlsrLkrr, Register.
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r. IL. R1rora5ie .Ssnafe and House of Repre-
scniatires for the .S:ate Of Name, al Au-
gssta, IN L.y,siature assembled A. ID 1868.
NoUR petitioner would respectfully represen,
1 that he resides within the limits Of the town
OF Surry. and ab lut two and a half miles from
Ellsworth village. where he trausaets most of his
bu iacss, and is partner of the frm Of Davis 4
Lord Hardware and Iron dealers. That he resides
fur ues from "a ~ village and town house
where no has no business except 10 attend town
lusetings That tae dIFKs liae between the
towns OF Eil.~ nth AMI Surry disiies his farm,
leaving hi. barn aai sheds ia Ellsworth and his
hoasc about ei sht feet from sal line ia Surry,
that 1t will &c much more convenient Tor him To
have all nf hi. property "a one town, AMI To pay
hts taxes IA toxin aad tst0se ia tie town where
ne ,r.nsacts his daily bgsiRess. Wherefore be
rrays your hanofsb e body TO pass an act s-ttiug
of all that part .: his fsrn in the town of Suuy.
together with a house lot being a part OF s2ii
farm, aud owned by Geprge :. Ifant- nay be set
ut from said town Of Sarry, ssd thai the sano
may be annexed To the town VI kiisv ,rth and as
in duty found VIZ ever Pray liau Of said
farm ~ ia tosn line sce1H panic. fhts peetteR.
SAME FL LORD.
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mloriue Journal.
PORT OF ELLSwROTH.

PORT OF ELLSwROTu.
ARRIVED.
Monday, l!th.
Schr Lejok, whitmore Boston
Packet, Grant, do
Orion, -. eurry
Oh" A-dford, WithAm, Boston
90 James Tldch, Wis. do.
CLEARED.
Saturday, 18th.
sehr Bsltic, He'd gsia.. Portland
Georgis. Alley, do
knigh, Wtthan, New York
Wednesday, 10th.
b." Packet. Grant. Portland
- Lrjpk, Whiimore, Bostsn
Nedford. Miller. do
James Tiiacn, Dssis, -
Orion, -, New YORK.
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picked M Adritt.

DICKED up adrift about the lstn x 81 s,,~bt,
damaged The owner can have the same oS p'o'"
property and paving ehsrgns. : rnrscoTT
Trenton, Dec I'M
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Volunteers Wanted
FOR THE
9Th Congressional District, Me,

ON OOlIS rtseIVu"I '0''
|,ArT. 5, c. ARCHER, late Of the 18th Ne. keS ;,
ha. been appoln,ed Recruiting oiheer 10, ,as
a., neicr AZ CherryIeid where he hope. to receive
the all OF all true and loyal men Ia obtaining re-
cruits for any branch Of the land service ,-..,,.
pntil dick and Obliged to resign and has now decided
10 enter the held again, making this effort TO carry
as many of his former comrads as possible.
Hurry up Boys, and I'LL The quota
Capt. $. c. ARCHER. Recruiting ofheer'
Cherryield, Dec. 10. ,"f -
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Ellsworth, Dee I, so.

TIE sub.cfibcr respectfully rcr-c.ent, that ne
las seen AMI read the fore going petition and that
errvF staten cut therein made, is correct and trae
an that he eheerfaIly jpins said pe.ltion in the
PRAYER thereof and prays that hts house lot three
eaftl. of an acre formerly part OF sail Lord 5
farm mar beset q BY your honorable sodiss Nth
,Al farm fro1 the toEn OF Starry, sai tast the
ZANE may be- anne. i 10 the town OF Ellsworth,
Aai a. III duty bosud WI e-eS pray.
GEORGE = GRANT.
Sarry Pee l. lse1.
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| ns"l II 'ntheir afflicted fri6n Is and others.
MOST TMPORTAYT.N ad'e Il 51)Oc PORTER'S
Curative Baisan is sold ~ price which brings in the
reach Of every to keep it convenient fer The
lueA single bottle Will prove to be worth 100
times its
TOTICE.-sGre yoRr money DO not he pcrsus ded
to purchase articles Is which do contain tho
virtues of Is ct Bottle Of Madame Porter's Curative
Baistm, the az manufacturing which is great
that Of almost any other medicine md the very LOO
price which il is sold, mSkes the profit TO the seller
parrity small, and unprnciped dealers will sometimes
recommend other med lcines which their profts
larger unless the insist upon having Madame
Poriei's, ether ASK for Madame Porters CT
rave Ba,am, price Is cts and In large bottles at 70
cts, aud take other. II you not &c, 1t At
store you anuthcr.
II sold by all Druggists at IL cts and In large Aos
lies at "a cts.
HALL K RUCEEI., rroprlctors. Y. York.
G e. Peek Agent for Ellsworth. Geo c. Goodwin .
co. Boston Iass., General Agents tor Nes England:
is1,2
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The sch reported Gre n-ar Peaks Island,
Portland hatsor, recently, proves 10 have been
the ksgissso, Of rhomaston, lime laden.
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Tcrils Reduced. 90 Old Prices.

The publisher of tody's Ladeys Book, thankful
to that public which has enabled him to publish q
ina gazno for the last thirty four years of larger
circulation thau any in America, has made An ar.
rangemert with the m st popular authoress in thiA
country
MARION H4RE4Np,
Amhoress Of & Alone, "RJaIes Path" Moss Side
a." Nemesis" and "lharion,'
who wi furnish stories for the Lady's Book for
1864. Marion iia,lanf writes for no other ms e.
azine. Our other favorite writer's win all continue
to furnish articles throughout the year.
TERMS, CASH IN ApvAKcE,
Ono copy ane year, So. Two copies ons ysAy. SIS.
Three copies one year. So. -Four copies ono yssrS7
Five copies one year. and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, $40.
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club SIS.
Eleven copies one year. and extra cory Ia
The person sending the club, $40
Tre"tury Notes aad Notes of sll solvent kanks
taken a a, par be careful a1d pay 'as postage "a
Address La OGDEN,
40 s2S Cbeslnat Sueet, Philadelphia, r.
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To the Honorrnre Parker Tack Judge of Prohs os
Wills, &c, within and for the County =. hancock
rJ'HE petition and representation u Alfred D. bar.
l ling Executor OF the l.st will and testament OF
Moses g. Buck late ii Bucksport gentleman, decess.
ed ilumh' ,neweth-That the goods and ehattels
bel aging to the said deeeaseds estate sui-
cien to answer the Just debts which the SAID deceas
Ell owed At the time of his death and the lcSaeics
made in his said will. lie therefore prays that your
Honor wond grant him license to sell the following
lots parcels OF the real estate of SAID deceased,
that he may be enabled 10 satisfy the said debts with
incidental charges sand the icgacies or part OF them
made in said Will 10 wit The orchard lot call
ed, living south of Pond 'et also n small lot ad-
joining land Of II D. Trot both situated in bucks
port Village also lot OF land in the north part OF
said BuckspoTt near Mud Pond and OrringtOn line ;
also lot Of land in said Bucksport adjoining land
of William Hartman also small lot OF land in
Verona, adjoining lard of Aaron Kicker also lot
of land consisting OF about fifty acres situated in
Bluehill in said county; aud Tor which said several
pieces and parcels of land. advantageous offer or
offers have been made by responsible persons; and
that il would be for the benefit of all concerned that
said offers should be Immediately accepted. Your
petitioner therefore prays that you would grant him
special license to sell and convey the same accord
insy by private sale, agreeaby TO law OF this state
in such made and provided, to satisfy said debts
with incidental charges and pay said legacies, as
ALFRED D. DARLING, Exr.
Ducksport, Dec. l, 1868.
At Court Of Probate held at Esworth within and for
| the County Of Hancock, on the hrst Wednesday Of
pecember A. D. 1865
| GA the fores ding pet,cn Ordered That the petition
er give notice all interested by causing copy
of the petition and order Of thereon 10 he publish
ell three ssively In the Ellsworth American,
newspaper printed 10 Ellsworth, that they may appear az
Probae Court ~ bs hsld at Ellsworth 10 said county,
on the first Wednesday Of Janu ~ next, at ten O'CLOCK
n the forenoon aud shew cause II any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should no b: granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A.tcs-A A. BARr,Err, Register.
tine COW Of the petition and order Of Court thereon.
1 As Auesl.-A A. BAsrLErr, Register
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MADAME Zadgc rortsys
Baksdm has been in use by
the public for over IS years,
and has acquired its present
sale simply by being recon-
mended by those who have
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s42s,ls3 90

$42s,ls3 90
ASSETS, AS FOLLOWS:
C C on hand and in Banks, 1854 81
Cash in hands Of agent and others in
course OF transmission, 1881 OF
sao,ooo y. .. 5-2o per cent Bonds, rs, 900 90
s,o'soo T. . 80 Treasury Notes. 16,%7s 90
Sibooo U. ). 6 per ct Certificates and
Interest, $1,000 90
bsrsd, 33,so7 81
Loans on Mortgage on Real Estate With
IN the Commonwealth of Massachusett 81, 725 ~
IV6i Shares bank stock as per schedule llO,32O so
ga shares Railroad Stocks " s4,l70 90
$3.50 Watsrtown and Rome r. r. Bonds, $50 90
Loans on Personal Collateral Security, 2s,642 60
a" o'nef oeeurites, 5,7l3 Is
Si2s,ls3 80
FER CONTRA:
All outstanding Claims Sl39T4 ~.
No liabilities to Banks or individuals, except
Office expenses
Amount Of risk, Nov. ], 1868, 22463.73o
033 go.
tsignsd) WIN. CONNER. JR. See,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
'''''' 50 70
Springfield, Nov. 10, 1864.
subscribed and sworn to before mo.
JOHN VI. STEBBINS.
'"f' Justice of the Peace.
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ELLIS R. DRAKE.

Term. fourteen weeks
Tuition for Common Branches, twenty, and the
Languages Twsu,y five cents per week, payab' E
In advance JOHN STEVENS Soc
Huehlll, Dec II, 1868. 3r48
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-08

When q great crime meets an exact pun
;sh ment We say it is "poetical justice. -
When great good is met by peculiarly
great wrong we may call 1t ''poetical IN
Justice" The capture Of the George Girls
void. the vessel which was donated by its
owner to carry to the starving English the
food which our country men had donated to
them, which made the act one whole and
complete Kindness, by the EDglish pirate
Florida--ws say English because she was
English. buiIt. ar,ned, provisioned and start
ed in England. manned by Eoglishmen. and
given free way to her scenes Of plumber by
the connivance of the English Government
is Is perfect an illustration OF poeticsl in
Justice Is we are ever likely to SEQ. Itwould
be very hard to turn upon . generous act SO
exact pressure Of evil. In every part
where friendship and Kindness appear con
spicuously in one, there per6dy and iograti-
tude appear in the other. Our ship loaded
with gifts is recompensed by a pirate. our
corn is returned in powder. our flour barrels
in cannon, our mea, in muskets. and to COM
plete the record OF infamy, and make it
perfect for the detesta,ion OF all ages. the
vessel which bore our gilt is made the victim
of the pirate which brought us the English
mans gratitude. All the national pride and
genius that will ever illustrate English histo-
~ will never bleach the blackness Of that
record one shade. twill go down to future
ages as the meancst and most perhdious act
that brands any nation. civilized or baroar-
Gus. from the dsluge down.--Mdianapotis
Journal