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A Furiher Rebel Report from Mobile.
A sIaM vOR TmE COUNTRY.

This fervent heat takes our tn lughts ont TO
The country Pent UP in city walls, and walk
ing over burning bricks, through .lostlng
crowd, we are reminded, by contrast, Of kind
of visiting home we have in distant rural re-
treat. Before the house there is a beautiful
lake sleeping encircled with green shores.
And in this still hour of sunset, like great
Furnished mirror, ,ts surface reflects, with the
perfection Of painting, or of nature itself, the
leafy woods on the opposite side, with the
very images Of the birds fit ing about among
the branches. How cool the waters lookl What
pleasure it would be to plunge the body into
those crystal depths, or sit on the bank there,
under that roof OF foliage, and throw out the
baited line.
But what an act of wRnton cruelty to bring
any of that highly favored race from their
cool, luxurious chambers and grottoes into
this scorching atmosphere, whore they would
so have 20 pant for BREATH No, we will let
them reVeI In their own domestic aud social
bliss, "where the sun does not light on them
nor any heat" longing only for the tempo
rary use of their gills that we might join them
to-day under the water, and keep up at the
samo time the highly useful process OF respi-
ration. And We wander hack from the banks
through the shade aud shrubbery of an ample
front yard, a smooth shsVen velvet lawn, and
re-enter the house, which Is all fragrant with
memories of "the good old days, the dear old
days" II Is a large and roomy house, as il
built expressly for hospitality, and for this
kind of weather; and the pure breezes Of
heaven seem to choose for their gentle sports
the particular elevation upon which 1t stands.
The blinds are closed. The airy currents
even make murmur as they pass through
the open doors Of the wide hall. The sofa
has q cool feeling TO the back as you lie
there, and familiarity talk with a mother and
sisters or friends that happen in; or half
dream over pages that transport you TO the
second heaven, the magic realms OF fancy
and the beautiful climes Of thought The
light spirit of slumber imperceptibly closes
your eyeIids, and the soul steals away from
the body for little space, to revel fantastt
ealy In the wild land of dreams.
Your little child, hitherto unused 10 the
country, comes In and wakens you with the
ringing music OF her voice, and clasping
two Of your fingers In her tiny hand, wants
you to go forth with her and admire that new
world that has burst forth with such wonder
ana gIadness on her eyes, even as perOhance
YOU have another child in land that lieG
ID bevond the vision of mortals, waiting TO show
Won it, heavenly charms. Now she points yO'
10 the upland slope, chequered with fruit trees
and little patches of forest, and fields OF gras
q sreen ~ fancy would paint them, and grail
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

1SLEC ICITY.
look AND LIVE. WORD TO The WISE Is
SUFFICIENT
All d.easeo conditions both acute and chronic where
there Il vitality enough left 70 react, permanently
cured by wairantCe, G No 1870 WALNUT street Ttila
deybis and Of failure IN most obstinate naladics,
10 charge ls made Electrical Institution, established
Bbout nyc years ago By Professor BoLLB5. Road tho
f2lowug:-
class OF nAades prevails to fearful extent IN
nunes booming 10000 youths, OF both annually
TO en- carly grave These dlseqscs very imperfecy
Understood Their external Manifestations symptoms
are nervous debility, relaxation, and great exhaustion,
mara mus, wasting aud consumption OF the tissues OF
tho whole body, shortuess Of breathing or too hurried
breathing OH ascending In flight OF stairs papaton
Of the heart asthma, bronchitis, aud dry, sore throat
trembling and shaking Of the arms and lower limbs,
aversion 10 society business and u study sometimes
dmness Of the Cyeslsh loss OF memory dizziness OF
tbo head, IturRga pain In various parts OF tho
body Pains in the back and lower limbs umbago. dys
pcpsia constipation oft bowels deraugod secrcons OF
the kdn,ys and many other glands Of the body pro-
duci yifulent dseRscs IN both males and fimaeS Ike
yyo epilepsy, hystera, and different tcrns Of nervous
spasms. Now, then, ninety n'Hc cases out OF every hun
dred Of all the above named diseases and host ofothers
not named consumption Of the lungs. o the spinal
nerves. have their orl in IN the pelvic vscora hence the
want OF by any Of the old medical systems OF
practice. .., -. ,.,,,,,
DISEASES OF FEN ALES.
rroApsus Uteri, LeucoirhUd, AmeDoul Re- a, and bys-
nCnorrhTG. All the above diseases ana otfcr U,erOo
comp ant have thcir origin in Ices OF tie vital power Of
the BODY brought on by injuries, oNcesses, dcuary
habits personal ABUSES abur;ions and the OF powerful
T1,dicues Some OF the peculiar symptoms arc dragging
pains th oueh the hip aud bnok weakness OF the lmOs
and orcmc lnnguoi and debility throughout the entire
system. The effects prC Ctuccd from these uoub usome
1naiadies are almost muitudlnous. Consump ion u,
pcpsa. Neurslga, Paralysis. Deafness, Bindness Tits
and Iusrii iy. and even Iducy, are not uueo nmon.
No cnCctuGl reliable remedy has ever been found fo
these ala ming complaint, ill late discovery in the Us,
ofEieciric,y in eirc accordar with the positive
negative polarization OF The UTERINE Organs. We ncNe
failed IA curing Of lhr above Diseases except IN
o-gan arrangement or severe injuries OF the Iarie
MIp Fulton, LADY rCai eNpetnce aud ability. vii
have ene charge treating IN the ladies department
| Consultation fTtc.
Prot. BoLLFS & Or, brown,
! euSi0t' No. 1920 wALEU T suect. Philadelphia.
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4, NOTICE TO ENROLLED CITIZENS

H-(tA WI w ~ i4NANOial'ifb " tSfttNs'
S-ST aLc substitutes -Kcnuya-S II. JOSEPls A.
CO, tLEe tit mcth>d OF inrmilg their pato aud tue
ppblc EcneIly that they have Removed thrr pa1e Ot
buSncsa OiCfs Nos and G.. Ia TIE G. eu western
buidug on the y. " corner vt FUCtrii and NAlNt !
STco's. where they VIII continue thcr kul .ncor aud
Subsutrc Recruiting Agency. '" ,u ortofu uatio'I
to energies 70 tho tu,fmCnt Gf an traces.
assure tlOSq who may onrust win tig Bu Lines
that will be ntsudCd 70 with our rsUl nrmncncss Had
lcUuTAty :. a dtSttltS a. & >.
Partts in want OF Substitutes woud do wei t. cal.
earty. Communications from aI gats Of tlv S;i' wii
auiU 3t I.Srg,
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WE HAVE ny FAR the largest stock and best
assortment of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
prisiug all desirable styles Of goods, from
N dnm price TO superfine. Every one can he
accurately fitted ut once from our stock what.
ever be his size or proper ions, in garments equal
in s!l respects to work made TO measure, at DtWch
loire1 prices. For those who prefer, we have
also a complete assortment Of piece goods, which
will he made up 20 measure IN style surpassed
bS none. BIENETT 4 Co.,
TOWER HALL, No. 5lS Market street.
In. COMPTON, NJ. l5i7 Vine street.
PATTtN's UPHoLsTRRISC EsrAnIIsHNGST.-
Whole houses ted out entire At William Henry
PaiteI's, No. i4OS Chesnut street.
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The ARCH STREET METHODIST EPTSCO-
rNL CnURcH-1his church, tho conor-stone OF
which WAS LAID some weeks since at the conner OF
Broad and Arch streets, viii be purely OF the
gclhic style The structure WILL bo OF white marble;
the steepo, of the same material is 10 be 900 rect
liph and the Leauty and astc or the whole eXter.
nal and Internal finish will not be surpassed by ANY
church in this city, and perhaps equaled By none.
4hc c uIoh proper will le 70 tect front hv 100 deep
aud tie obaI O. IN the rear fronting on Broad street
3S lCet and IS ieet deep. There 4 10 be circular
"gllrry In the end aud the sitIngs VIII accommo.
date 100 people. he cost OF the church and chapel
wal moi TAI ehOrt of S126.CCO and may much cN-
Cc,d tLat Grure. he lot which the huildinF IL
10 cared cost $4,000, which ha. almost, il not
entirely JceH paid Tor by the friends of the movo-
mont.
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AkHINAL OF oIVh NNU WOI NNtI' NNiI-
DIERs The Washington tiain, which arrived at
Rroad and Prime streets about IL O'Clock on Tuesday
night, brought up about forty sick and wounded
soldiers. Tho men were talen 70 the Citizens No-
lurteer Hospital, where they were Kept over night
md yesterday morning removed 10 tho Iaddin atom
South Street ard NIcctown hospitals. The following
Pom ., lYnrinns wore among thcIn =
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EDMI Nn A. BaGDER,
Phladolllia August 10, 1864. aull-at treasurer,
E(sg" TRANSPORTATION OFFICE pHILA-
~ d'pL q, wilmington, and baltimore KglrOIi
Company
PHILABItuHIA, August 10, lott.
In acccT. 4Hcc With AZ Act Of Ccugtss Uyrd June
30, lb Il, cones necessary lat all rrc~ir sntn by 's
Company TrhauCi e rCCivpC or trau1 irratinn
should b. ar al INIE8NnL KENENUE HtAur "f ,lie
Nnur Of WO CENTS, tie expense Of tle baLC q be
bO' @ BY th' partv Ieceiyi.s such tucript
r, Cslpts taken by trls CIa 'auy nc morcfSHd'sU
deiytrtd c.t.gHCgs be STAMPED 10y AID Clnp ANY,
CuAHiHS X InE,
sulI-l2t Muster Gt frtEspstttiHu.
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hryuQUested % read tie following nOtc ircm Mr. HENRY
BlNUNN;-
pHIApRLJHIA, July 2S, 1864.
B. SSdcr, gent inT Lilies Chilcd Iron saic;-
BrAW Sm:1lo No 10 Chilled Iron Safe purch sod Of
yen h. 1873 was IN Office, which was burned entirely
down, wul ny wagon factory ON fridAy nigh lat. NY
b us and IGpe taken out Jf the Sa nrc.e tde fire
Tteth. tho bull ms therefore attention paid 20
trC sac, after the IRE, for some days.
The office thee story brick building lying Just
south Of main shop, ana the mird a the time
rom the north, the lire from the wagon shop was
forced strongly upon the OHce, and everything o1m-
bustibe buThcd entirely up On examining the Safe the
inside found not injured In the lie ST.. and with
OF paint aud little repairing externally, IL ready and
~ tr
can chs orfuly recommend LII LIES CHILLED IRON
SAFE 90 all interested a most thorough FIRE proof
HENRY SIMONS,
U, Il. National Wagon Works.
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ATLANTIC.
Runs IN EACH INNING.
lsL 3D. 80. 4th. 5th. 9Th. tn. 5th. 9th.
2E}anIs..S 2iy}@RIs : ! u g ! : ,s Il Il

Total l.n.,,...........l II 1Otal.....,.- ~,
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V'II l.; q II 10 A II FL R Il
AT
HERRN sIMobsU INA roSAL WAGON Weeks
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE
HIIII INt
MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
TRUTH - MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
I,s Euemy. like his great Prototsre,
"THL FATHER or ALL ERkoE,"
MUST SUCCUMB,

Tic oizsus Of Philadelphia Gud vicinity partieE-
read Il following note ircm Mr. HENRY
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Prot. BoLLFs & Dr. BROWN,
aus iCt' No. 1920 WALNUT suect Philadelphia.
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O.OVsTY's TEA WAREHOUSE.-ESTA
I ! hllshed IN lsOO.-Impof and Dealer n
Fine Teas, Wines, and Liquors,
N'' cross Blackwslrs Pickles and Sauces
English ana Scotch Ale and Porter,
Navy Messes put " with care, s.oo,,, a., r.
isqsly JOSHUA u. C0UB1Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-11

illswo,t',-Feb. 9Stl Mrs H. f. Marks, wife o
- MARI, aceri ~ years and months, Mrs. Mark
WAS removed from this life b. the disease which
sweeps on 50 many Of the people living near III.
I-toas of New England >, was much cstceInc,
b. tiiosc who knew ncr and WI, patiru, during hCI
long invalid state, In answer 10 The inquiry wAeh
en- silc cont! pa, her trust wholly in Him who la,
been sct tnrth ~ the Saviour of iacn, shc reptile,
that a.. cnu,i.
. q poaf where i, lily sting o grave, where /.
thy victory .
.softh-,Mars. 6,h, parsed to spirit lfc
Cbares, son of Capt. Jesse aud Sarah X. button
Ircmont--Jan. 22l, Mr, John DoIliyer, agod
about &c years.
FEB. 18th, freiere, LaHlcr.
-teb, 9Th, N,l,iv L. Robbins, aged year,
aud 3 days.
Feb. 18Th, ofquics consumption. Sarah Stan.
ley, aged abou, - years She wasa good woman
u faithful christian aud IS nov at rest
Ellsworth Feb 24th, of diptheria, John A.
Woodard, ted years and 10 months, only child
Of George h. ana Naomi d. GODDARD, formerly OF
Lowell, Mass. His father, ons of our country :,
noble def, ndeTs. was killed in battle last Jun,
at La Fourehc Crossing. Thus within eight months
the bereared wfn and mother has been called to
give up her heart dearest treasures.
Submssirely, my God.
all to thee rcsisn,
Aud bow before the chast'ning rod;
Nor will |, Lord, repiue,
Why saoUld my heart complain,
When, wisd IN, truth and love
Direct the stroke, nfict the pain,
And point to joys above! r.Y.n.
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A. r. JELLISON'S.


where all arc invited to CA II and examine. =
vEHIIE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
4 of pte,n,unis, and would haze TAX mote
Premiums if there had been more FAIRS.
Why The Empire MiehiW is better than ony oth,r
l. II makes the lock or 9 shuttle stitch which
will neither r,p rapei and aiiks both sd,s
2. 1t has neither nor cog ~h,i, and tho
least posi- lie friction and sinoo Gu IA
and is eapkatieahya Niyeiess Machns.
5. 1t performs perfect sewing on every dcscrip-
ton of material, fro leather to the finest musiins
with GOTTEN, linen silk thrend from the caars-
est to the finest numbcr. +tsFf} 3
4. 1t requires fifty per cent. lesa power to drive
it than any other machine. girl q years Of
a Q can W rk it steadily without htigue or injn'
ry to health
s. Its strength aud wonderful simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out OF der, and is xarontied to give entire sat-
isfaction. rs-s+ rs f4
G. It's scams are more firm Al bcautifsi, being
alike On both sides, leaving ridges to Wear of
by washing and ironing
I. The tension of Both threads is got on tho
surface Of the mechine; you do not have To tuna
the machine up side dorm 10 get the tension of the
lower thread. When the tension is once adjusted
the Empire Machine any quantity Observing
can be done without change t8f s&
8. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, as it is a arm solid stitch
8. This mach lie hrs been examined by tho
most profound experts and pronounced 10 be SIM
plicity and Peyf,,.ion eonr5inof.
10. We respectfully INVITE ali #ho may desirs
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and canine this Cnrieaied Machine. An in.
spection OF this machine will satisfy any person
of its great Superiority to anything in the market.
IL. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to sns
able any person TO work 1T to entire satisfaction.
g-one Of the Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss AIDA 1Icr's Dress srd
Cloak Making Room, over A. +. Grcelcy's StorsS
Main Street. 50
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Grand Masquerade Ball.
% I1esday Evening, "a
NH March 18TH, .ISE
4 II iks AT Al IN

WRITINGS HALL, ELLSWORTH
4 Mask and Nas4 aorlde all will como off al
tho above tiine .u4 place, for the purpose of rails
ing funds Tor the sauitary Com.lission whose
treasury Las been depleted Expressing calls from
tie army.
Excellent Music will be provided, care viii!
be taken to properly prepare the liaiI floor fOr
dancing Efficient persons will BE- in attend auce 10
take care of clothing aud to look out for tht COM
fott Of the eoGpany-the Hall will DO beautif. lly
adorned With appropriate decorations; briIiiant
| costumes are secured will he prepared. and no
pains viii be spared &c make thus moved Bali u
most unique and splendid stair.
There will be provided plentiful Refre,hm ents
for the company, who're ths MasSers will unmask
and thus close tho Masquerade. Alter the serv-
ing OF Refreshments, dancing gill be resumed in
which all viii participate.
Price OF Tickets 5 90 per couple fer Ladies
and Gentlemen IN Costume; S 90 per single
ticket for those not in Costume. Tickets for sale
at Sawyer Burrs Bookstore.
Dancing to eoramence at 1 O'clock precisely
Dancing to he confined to the 3iasquaralers ustH
Refreshments arc served, and Lhea To be Tree to
ali.
Music by II sst nth Quadriis Band. In ease
of extreme incIemeuey of weather the Ball will
be postponed to tho next fair evening. Duo no.
tee will he giTsa in case Of pcs&poRement.
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PROSPECTUS,


rI'HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, first issued
4 April 10, 1871, has to-day, a llrger aggrc-
gate circulation than any other newspaper pub
lishod in America, or Owe bcieve) in the world
Compelled, a year since, to increase the price OF
its several issues, submit to the pccunisry ruin
of its proprietorS from the very magnitude of ts
circulation, i: has probably since parted with some
patrons to whom its remarkable cheapness was n
controlling recommendation; but others have Ia
ken their places, and it has now more than Two
Hundred Thousand subscribers and regular pur-
chasers-an access of at least Fifty Thousand owe
those o: any rival. And this; unprecedented cur
rency it Las achieved by very liberal expenditures
in procuring carly and authentic intelligence, by
the fearless expression of convictions, by the free
employment of ability and industry wherever it
might contribute to excel ence in any depa rtment
OF our enterprise, and by unshrinking fidelity to
the dictates of Justice, humanity and Freedom.
BY very large outlays for early aud authentic
| adyc, by telegraph and otherwise from its own
correspondents with the various armies of the
Union, and by special efforts to furnish such in
formation respecting Markets, Crops, new discov.
cries or improvement in Agriculture, 6c., as must
specially interest farmers, we have assiiuously la
bored to make journal calculated to meet the
wants and subsefve the interest Of the producing
classes. That end we have at least measurably
attained; for no other paper exists in America or
Europc which is habituallv real by nearly so
many farmers and their fnm.lics as is Tnr TRI
BuNE to-day. We shall Ia Dor to Increase both the
number and the satisfaction of tais by far the
most numerous class Of i' patrons.
During the existence OF the Wing party, Til.
paper supported that party, though always sym
pathizing with the more liberal, progressive, Anti
slavery ewing" thereof When new issues dis
solved or transformed old organizations through
the spontaneous uprising of the people of he
! Free states agaiast the reputation of the Mis-
SCUM Restriction, The Tribune heartily particpa
ted in that movement, and was known as Repub
lcan. When the long smouIderins conspiracy tc
divide AM destroy our country or re luce it entire
to tnfle.e abasemcut to the Slave Power cul
minated in overt treason and rebellion, it natural
", necessarily regarded resistance to this conspir.
acy as paramount to all other consideration, and
devoted all its energies aud eT,Its t. the main.
tainancc of our Union. Ia every great cuntro.
versy which has divided our country, it has beer
f und on t4at side which naturally comm.nis the
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an honesty, righteousness and patriotism
which show his cause to be blended with
that which is going forth conquerlns. and
to conquer. His superior for lenity. kind
ness and generosity to his opposers and
enemies, cannot be found on this green
earth. When the constitution walks him
out of the White House, let the suffrages
Of the people walk him back again.
JEFF Daris-The great Southern repudia-
tor, who lead the work to cheat Missssip-
PTS honest creditors out of millions OF
dollars. That star that fell to the earth,
to whom was given the key of the bottom
tomless pit-which he opened and smoke
came out of the pit and darkened all the
air-having locusts with power as the
scorpions Of the earth have power and
stings in their tails-commissioned to hurt
men five months, with king over them
called Apauyon he Destroyer. Let his
civil and political fate, be that of his dia-
bolical prototype, the great dragon, chain
ed and sealed by the angel iii the bottom
less pit, to deceive the people no more.
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irThe Portland Press seems to think
it strange, that the American should resent
the first crack OF the Press lash /. And
its editor supposcs he can lend the columns
of the Press TO abuse his contemporaries,
and the Press per Sc must not be blamed.
This is fnc specimen of Sinking respon-
sibility. AS to the charge Of misrepresent-
ing the whe'e delegation of the county, we
reply that the nose of the Press, had better
be kept out of this matter. We have DO
idea Of quarellins with any body for an
honest vote upon the removal question and
he Press will not make us do SO. But if
our contemporary raises its lash to whip us
into its traces, it may meet with poor sue
cess; and if it wants to find out ,cho repre-
sents Hancock county ON this question,
just ask the Legislature TO leave it to the
people. Please do so Mr.. Press We got
our idea that the people of the county
were agaips, removal from hearing them
henounce it.
How many converts does the Press ex-
pcct TO make by its domineering course
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Select Vocal Compositions,
PUBLISHED IN NUMBERS,

for the convenience Of
Musical Conventions, Choirs, and Singing
Glasses and Schools.
THE CHORALIST A Collection Of Standard
Cboruscs, Anthems, Triss, Quartcts. &c, with an
Accompaniment for the Organ or Piano-forte. Each
% cents.
THE OPERA: A Collection of Trios, Cuarcts, and
Churuscs, from Favorite Operas Each u cents.
TIE LYRIC DRAMA: a Collection Of Choruses
and Concerted Pieces from the Principal Operas
Each 80 cents.
RTABAT MATER. Concerted Pieces and Choruses
fl ON Itossini's "Stabdt Mater"
list Of the pieces contained in each of the above
collections wilI'bc sent application the publish
ers Copies of the WORKS mailed post paid on re-
CENT of the price, A reduction of price will be
made on qui,ntitics. OLIVER DITSON Co
Publishers, 227 Washington Street, Boston
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&fns0 OF Milne.

Hancock $50 the several Shrriss of our Counties
of Hancock, l'enobscot, erk, Cumberland,
Lincoln, kenncbcc, oxford, Somerset, wash
Is ingtOn, Waldo, Piscaa' ujs, Franklin, Aroo-
took. AniroscoEgm. >a"a1ahoc and Knox,
or either of their Deputies, GREETING ::
I'VE COMMAND you to attach the goods estate
w of Joseph 4. Grinte OF BncNsport in said
County, mariner, to the yau~ of two hundred dol
lars aud summon the sai, defendant Ut he may be
found in your precinct ITO appear before orr Justices
OF the supreme judicial COHTt, next to be holden in
Ellsworth, within and :or our county of Hancock,
on the fourth Tuesday Of April next then and there
in oar said Co lrt TO answer unto Euoch Barnard and
ambrose hitc, both OF stii Buc!sport cDpaFtners
in trade under the name of T.. Barnard K CO., in Il
plea OF the cas- for that the said defendant said
iiucsport, the first dav OF NAY a i ~, by his
lrumissurA not Of that date by him subscribed for
value ro ,cigcd, promised the plaintiffs 10 pay them
order, The of nin"tysix dollars and fifty cents
demand with interest.
Yet thong oitcn requested the said defendant has
not paid sail sum bat neg Gets to do, to the dam
age Of said plaintiffs as they saw the su;n Of two
hundred dollars, which shall then and there be made
to appear with other due damage. Aud have yoa
ihere this writ with Your doing, therein.
Witness, John Appleton, EST, 1T Ellsworth, t'Ii.
fourth daY of December, IN tie year oi our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and 50! Two
r. W PERRY, Clerk.