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They sat and oont5ed theIf ibsantinuJh hair,
Their long brig ut IresseS, one,oy OLE,
As they laughed and talked In their cham
After the reyel was done.
Idly they n Iked Of waltz add quadriIie,
Idly they laughed, like othergiris,
Who over the fire, when all tsstlls
Comb out their braids and curls.
Robe of satin and Brussels laIe, glIs5u uu
Knots OF flowers and Ttbands, too, 7f. -rI
Scattered about in every place, ~
/ For the revel Is through.
And Maud and Madge in robes OF white,
The prettiest night-gowns under the sun,
SfockingleSs, slipperless, sit In the night,
For the reyel is done. ---l!l
sit and comb their beautiful hair, ~,
Those wonderful waves OF brown and gold,
TIL the fire Is out In the chamber there. vi.
( And the little bare feet are cold.
Then out OF the gathering winter chill,
Wills III tSs tife i out and the house Is EtlIl
Maude and hadge together fef
Maude and Madge in robes Of white,
I The prettiest night gowns under the SUM-
CuItained away from the chilly night, % Ht
After the revel Is done, r9r
Float along In a splendid dream, .fr., aaa.
To golden gtLtern's tinkhng tune,
While a thousand lustres shimmering stream
In q palaces grand saloont
Flashing OF Jewels and fiutter OF lnees,
{ Tropical oders sweeter than musk
Men and women with beautiful faces
And eyes OF tropical dust; %
And one tnce shining out ike hstafp ..""
I One face haunting the dreams OF eaehI
And one voice sweeter, than otheR are a
Breaking in silyery speech. .
Telling through lips OF bearded bloom
An old, old story over again,
As down the royal hammered room
To the golden gittern's train,
Two and two, they dreamily walk,
While an unseen spirit walks beside,
And all unheard In the lovers talk, 1..
He claimed one for his bride .-4
o Maud and Madge, dream on together,
With never q pang Of Jealous fear
For ere the bitter 81. Agnes weather
shall whiten another year.
ROBBED for the bridal and ROBBED for the tomb,
BRAIDED brown hair and golden tress, q.
There'll be only one OF on left for the bloom
or the bearded lip to press. d ....f-r.
Only one for the bridal pearls,
The robe OF satin and Brussels lace,
Only one 10 blush through her curls
At the sight OF q lovers face.
o beautiful Radge, in your bridal whitei
For you the revel has just beguni
But for her who sleeps in your arms Tonight
The revel OF life is done H.ss tti.
But robed and crowned with your sanity
Queen Of Heaven and pride OF the sun,
o Beautiful Maud, you'll never miss
Tho kisses another hath wont
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From ths clarksJur0 zsleorgph.
Thin Remembered.

We desire to call particular attention
to the fact that every returned rebel
soldier, every draft dodger, every ex-
Camp Chnseite and every rebel sympa-
thizer is identified with the so-called
conservative party. We further wish
loyal men to remember that aside from
such as we have mentioned above, there
are but few that belong to the organiza-
ton,
They must also remember that it is
such men as we have ascribed that are
now denouncing the acts of our loyal
Legislature rs unconstitutional. Men
who used every exertion in their power
to overthrow the constitution and laws.
All the bushwhackers and raiders that
during the war waylaid and murdered
their fellow citizens and stole their
property, are now identified with this
party. -,
ate and cooperate with such menu
Notwithstanding some of the measures
of the Union party may be objectiona-
BILE. for all things human are attended
with some degree of imperfection, yet
can they possibly be as objectionablea as
the in fernal schemes concocted by the
rebels and their sympathizing friends!
We ask Union men to ponder these mat
tors seriously. They now have TO cast
their lot with tho men who stood side
nv side with them in sustaining the
Government during the war, or with
rebels. The alternative is presented to
them, and we are happy to believe from
tho Indications which we have seen
that the honorable discharged soldiers
and Union citizens almost toa man Will
cooperate with the Union party, and
will aid and sustain our loyal Legisla-
ture in carrying out its measures.
They fought the rebellion during the
war, and they cannot sympathise win
er relatives, and who destroyed their
property and did all in their power TO
destroy the Constitution and overthrow
the Government.
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mT sIsedb ~ the Qae4n d the lord,

nv : speedh for the odesn "a the Lords,
AFTER reading and repeating Demos
thenesifor three or four weeks, and
composed it twenty times over at
least, and 1t certainly succeeded In
very extraordinary degree, and far above
any merits of its own. This leads me
10 remark that though speaking with
writing beforehand Is very well until
the habit OF easy speech is acquired
vet after that, he can never write too
much, this is quite clear. 1t is labori-
Gus, no doubt, and 1t Is more diheults
beyond comparison, than speaking on
hand, but It is necessary to perfect ora-
tory, and at any rate it is necessary TO
ACQUIRE the habit of correct dicuon.
Bur 90 further and say, even 20 the
end of a mans life, he must prepare
word for word, most of his finer pas
sages, Now, would he be great or
ator or no? In other words, would he
have almost absolute power OF doing
GOOD to mankind in free country, or
no? So he wills this, he must follow
these rules. .....
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EoR THE CHmpREN.
some interesting Articles for the Boys
. n Tdl and Girls.

some InterestIngAr Articles for the Boys
Ira Hha and Girls.
selected for the Ihtelligeneer.l ,.,s
HOW THE EGG BECAME ASSOCIATED WITH
-- EASTER. J.l.E -.ey rs
The egg which now figures so con-
spicuousIy in the festivities OF Easter
in many nations, and which IS not
wholly disused in this, was the symbol
of the renssumption of life among the
most ancient of all people-the He
brews, the Hindoos, and the Egyptians.
The Hebrews regarded 1t as u type of the
whole human world, in Noah and his
family, being shut up in the ark, as in
an egg. They regarded 1t, moreover,
as a type of their having passed through
the Red Sea, and ascended, as 1t were,
to new life out of it. They therefore
laid It, and probably still do, on the
table at the feast of the Passover. The
Hindoos celebrated the same great
event of the Deluge and the Ark, under
the fable OF the God Tishnu once in a
cycle, inclosing all the world with him
in an egg, and floating on the ocean of
eternity till the time came to reproduce
himself, and all things with him. The
egyptian symbol OF the world Is
winged egg. Hence the egg through
ali ages has held in almost every nation
the same high symbolic character. The
Egyptians used to dye them red, be-
cause they said, the world was on IRE at
this time. The Christians continued the
color, in memory of the blood OF Christ
shed for them onthe Cross.-IV7t. HoiV-
it's C0ttntTy Year Book.
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hooks OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.


The following, II committed carefully
to memory by the children, and repeat
ed occasionally, will enable them dur
ing all their lives to keep in mind the
order of the books of the Old Testament.
Very few are able to keep the order
without some help of this kind:
The great Jehovah speaks to US
In Genesis and Exodus;
Ieviticus and Numbers see
Followed by Deuteronomy.
Joshua and Judges sway the land,
Ruth CLEANS a sheaf with trembling
hand;
Samuel, and numerous Kings appear
Whose Chronicles we wondering hear
Ezra and Nehemiah now
Esther the beRuteous mourner show
Job speaks in signs, David in Psalms
The Proverbs teach to scatter aims.
Ecclesiastes then comes on,
And the sweet Song of Solomon.
Isaiah, jeremiah then
With Lamentations takes his pen.
Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosen's Tyres
Swell Joel, Amos, Obadiah's.
Next Jonah, Micah, Nahum, come,
And LOFTY Habakkuk finds room.
While Zephaninh, Haggni calls,
Rant Zachariah builds his walls;
And Malachi, with garments rent,
Concludes the ancient Testament. ."
THE sovEREIoNs OF ENGLAND.
First William, the Norman,
Then William, his son;
Henry, Stephen, and Henry,
Then Richard and John.
Next, Henry the third, 'H.
= Edwards, one, two and three;
And again, after Richard,
Three Henrys we see.
Two Edwards, third Richard,
1frightly 1 guess;
Two Henrys, sixth Edward,
Queen Mary, Queen Bess;
Then James the Scotchman,
Then Charles whom they slow,
Yet received utter Cromwell, ~
Another Charles too.
Next James the second
Assembled the throne;
Then good William and Mary
Together came on; 4a
Then Anne, Georges four
Andfourth William all passed, r.
And Victoria came
May she long.b be the last
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nEauetalnL AIlrte.s5I 3. .sIacaulny.

The following Is aseopy of a we'll
known letter of Lord Brongham-frst
printed by Professor Selwyn-to the
father of the late Lord Macaulay: "My
principle, object in writing to you to-day
is to offer you some suggestions, in con-
sequence of some conversation I have
Just had with Lord Grey, who has spok-
en- ofyour son lat Cambridge)i in terms
OF the greatest praise. BE takes his ae-
count from his son; but from all know,
and have learned in other quarters, 1
doubt not that his judgment is well
formed. Now.you, of course, destined
him for the bar and assuming this and
the public object incidental to it are in
his views, 1 would fain impress upon
you, and through you upon him, atruth
or two, which experience has made me
aware of, and which would have given
q great deal to have been acquainted
with earlier in life from the experience
of Others"
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Hoping that everything will work as
expected and that We shall all hold out
faithfully to the end, your subscriber.
in behalf OF his fellow patriots, signs
himself K. d. GALLAGHER.
This Y mark.l
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MrER THERAIt!

They sat and enHIbed their ibsantIfuI hair,
Their long brig ht IreSSeS, oneJoy OLE,
As they laughed and talked In their cham
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Commissioners, and &aIc,.e Judicial Coat.
{. y. isjj.
.Wo4cc}ig lu4taig Commissioners.
sia,e " ~aIal, Wies.
Total amount. . d.
Originated bttu#e Ndtnsn White.
stat ~. Iz.4es T. Williams.
Ial.# .ta4e8t, 10 -
Originated te'asc s, IA. sJmerIiy.
state " join l.. Murch.
Tot3,l auIetut, y
oei.iHatld neiu5e Wn. Solncrby,
STATE u. Nuaziah southland s al.
in!a4 aGtngHt, : 90
OF. iaatal oeufe i. NJ. Sargent.
sa;a,s. X. II. Hunt.
iatJi IiaoHat, i" -
originated before " IA. ScmcrbY.
s8le=y-. L-siE. Timer.
Io,.i amount, >
odgiHated ratore Wm, somerby.
statcVs. y uia4a Crooter.
tu'Fi auH amt, ~
Originated 5.jorc Nathan White.
ate,.. Daniel Davis.
Toad amauHt, lG 20
Originate. ugturc Nm Somerhy.
Sttcv-..1 a1rrS Davis.
Iet 4 @H.o.nf, i -
originated h,IzFe y N s1merhH.
state " A5'g.ii l.uut 4 IL
Iui4l amount, j -
o:fsina..,a Je5olc " IN. NoEsrby.
.i9o4,ad ~ >apeeae J."3ieiH CART.
state ~ Iahn Naiian & al>.
Total @uot,at. 10 -
Originated peloac GAnd Jury,
~fateyz .Ielai AutIan Y ais.
IotaI amount, 10 81
Originated before Grand ''uiY.
STACEY Gaa.dsboro'
lut;t. ".nIaut. II 81
Originated bcioic Grand Jury.
state y. Mariayilc.
Dutal amount. ii u
Originated hti.ls Grand jury.
st9iry- sullivan.
Total amount. ii 10
Originated before Grdnd jury.
st,taXs sullivan.
Total amnuUt, -
Oiginu. ed uetufe nfaud jury.
,iHtc " fremont,
lp:lI alJouht l. ~
otirinaiul hGln.e '..aAd JHrN.
srasc y. lila il. TlWell.
Total q ,luUlit, III 10
erjsiaated 6gfaie Franklin Clio son.
-.ltcy .loi4a Mahan y ais. ,,
t5a5Iflf al -
Or..,iaatetl h.tafe Nm. Somerly.
state y. Isaac {. Higgins al ~
Iutai amount, 80 -
Originated lcfac :. q. Rich.
St.tc-vH Mary a. salisbury.
1utal amount, - %
originated lcllgy Ma. oeMelby,
>iatrrs Eont min J. THler. 40
Total HU Ho', "
Oii"n5 ed te4apa t't4lit JAY
4tqipy,. George ". Hale.
'Iotai at oUut. = o.
Or giH5teG Hcinf' Grand jury
,f,,4..IL;l aft costs, S5lj &
WuIIAA II. lil-sEt kl,
e,t CuuIiy Treasurer.
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To tire Hon. JUDGE of Probate within and for ire

TO the Hon. Judge of Probate WITHIN ana Tor ire
County of Hancock.
All T. undersigned Fireman &. Sparks, administfa:
/ tor Of the estate OF Thomas = Srurks, litc o.
Orland, in the County of Hancock, NAL ntr &C.
r:ect lcsl ectfuIly represents HAT Tie saiu Thorn
: ). n in his life tine by ids joint efiract
writing dated December 4, 81 >, aeited TO cot
yry lntu George y. LtWci, OF trlu,d. i'y u good
an - tiiceut tetd ttltafn I;Tc al lad i'll SAID
tnIand called tie Luther iiillps lot, and TIE SAME
lot dcoGtd lty said hilifs to the late Oliver Bow
lev in his tIfetiuc ard Which II more fully de-.
sci bed in Il aec,.s OF Jtssec ID. f,oNlry and 6eo
II. i.cwIty to ihc deceased aLd Tie Hndei signtu,
dated IN %aYtniheT. lstJ. On tie payment liy sald
Lowe to lie aid GCtc;ft d, ana tHe ofhti Of INC
sum ct Twelve hUndl Ell dcllaIs, (Sl2tC) ard that
said J., ell IL ltady is lcad, 10 cfoiin Tie 90 :
,Ij,i.us ft lt Il HIN Icy Ike terms iICof. Also
the laid deceased, in bis life time, by certain
utnrr legal r"iti;ct, HI wiring ~ INN slchcd,
Jointly with YOUR petitioner agreed 10 convey ana
: eli unto .eoIIe II. Iowley OF said Oiland, by II
good and .ucien deed, all of his interest III GER
tam ether p;uccl OF land situated i'll Orlahd, OH
his pay me it to the deceased and the III dersigieu
81 the SIM OF one thousand dollars: laid rcel
of land bcing called the Wllium Han rinun lot,
and The same conveyed by said llarr.n TO saiu
Oliver boyyi,y iii his life time, the same con
ypyrtt 10 thus aid deceased, G.. sparks and The
undersigned, by said George IL. Bowley by his
deed dated NotrIsber2 q. ls,.,, and that the said
tiols required him by blc terms of said contract.
Wherefore .our petitioner prays that he may be
authorized to execute decd or deeds to SAID
George Il: Lowell and George ii. Bowlcy OF sald
several pare Is OF land in Greer to caLiy said con-
tracts into elect and as i'll Guty bound will ever
pray. fhEt-M-IN u. SfAhhs'
Orland, Oct. y, ls6G.
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VIA Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within,

At Il Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for tire county OF ii9ncock. On the fourth
"Wednesday of October y. ID. 1856
I'm the iolc.uiag petition
4 oRpEREH:- That the said c;itioncr give notice
thereof 10 all persons Interested, by causing d
cory of this Oder To be published three weeks
srt.r,.S lively IN the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
tourt be holden at IlisW ort ON the First W edn-
e-dav of January next, at Ten OF the Gle ok in
the forenoon, and shCW CauSe, if any they have
why the anne Should not he allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
II GEG. 4. DYER Register
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NOTICE or FOEECLos'URE.

n
Whereas TI,oipas W. IIalley and Henry {.
sampson Of Eden, Maiuc--ny tlicir Deed Of Mort
gage, dated oct 18th lstj conveyed to us the sub
scribers, \. Il. Perry, q. II. Perry md John q.
Mo4Cley nj! pI Boston STATE of Miss. copartncrs
IA trad. under the style Of Augustus b. Perry Il
Co,-two lat- OF land situated and lying in the
town oi Eden aforesaid, together with all the
buildings there on stantlin", described thus w,
the first csim ius iic county road leading
from the " ct l,ecing House to North East creek
at a take aHd sjoncs and runs first per compass
ulh t.rGie p East ~ - rods to pile ni stones
hen south - degrees West Il rods then North
Il dr...tc, West - :2-3 rods to The County road
diorc>;;ul: lien by said road North - dcgrt cs
East i! rods Lace ui beginning, containing two
acres. Also another lot OF land IN said Eicn tie'
sCrihefl y. follow: Re2innin" nj west corner
of said ISidl",'- II me lot nj the town road and
follow said liatilCy's line south {, degrees East
~ = 10 stake and stones: then sol IN 81 tie
erec- West u rods: then south I. degrees west
- - > rods To the town road aiOrcsad; then by
said road y tth - Il grcr- East rods 10 place
beginning containing one acre more or less Win
reserve mat ~ line l,Eccs shalt he built by said
murtcagtr- n appears by reference t. their -;iA
Aort,sigr Deed il Us ortcd IL. .ncocS Regis
try ol Deeds, Vol l2'-rgge ~.
fhc conditions OF the SAID Mortgage l'cad hav-
ing been broken. ciam II fnreciose the sane us
The Law IL such Case + V DIES.
AUGUSTUS r. PERRY.
o. lNEH n. III RRl.
John &. MOSEIf.
Ellsworth. Nov. l9th. 1865. Al
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WILCOX. .CALORIC ENGINE GO.

liz Il ia pprIanee. ~ Providence, X. |.
Manufacturers OF taloIia Engines, of various siz
freed them from the difficulties Which have hereto
fore existed Tor rlptors Gi this class. They are gov
perfectly reliable tor all purposes where limIied
power is required, cons INNING Il 'mall aiuouht of
incl cuigel safe, and can be operated by ger
sons moi skilled in !,l.r!i mis-.
sTEpHkH, WILCOX, Jr., Agent.
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III. Il'a orahie Parker luek, Judge of Probate

o Til ~ orihle Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate,
within and lur the Count! OF Hancock
!. NI:lN shbWs Daniel Luck, Guardian OF An
/ drew Phillips, minor and ch,i't OF Saral
Phillips. late iiucts peri, and giahtthiIu ana
l.g i'm. Of Oiiv.r litwley, late ot oilai.d de-
ceased, IN said County, WIDOW, ,ieccascG--hat the
said minor is interest ted i'll the real estate OF sali
oliver BoWlcH. ecc;sed situated III said Ofltnd,
and thas he has had an adj outrageous Oaer
therefor and HAT it would be iorthc benei OF SAID
minor and ;i!f concerned, that his said interest in
sac, ttccra-e,s ESTATE, should be- disposed of and
ihe proceeds Hereof put out, and secured TO HIN,
on interest: your petitioner therefore p avs thnt
your homo! would gran. him license TO dispose OK
The same accordingly, public or private safe,
a9rccably to II law of this state, i'll such cases
nlt,.e and provided. IANlEs. III u.
Burl.iioit Oct - 1896 Guardian.
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At Court of Prol;tc holden AT Eilsw orth.
wi:hin and for tn, County of Hancock. on the
fourth Wednesday ii October y ID. lss,.
Petitioner give notice III all persons Interested by
causing Il copy Of tn pct ton and order OF Court
iErrctu, to be published three weeks
successfully III the Ell worth American, printed
i'll EllsW0stn that they may appear nj Il Probate
Court be ito en at Ellsworth on The iirst" einc
ioredur, and >h " cause, il any they have why
the sinc should not be II lowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true Copy-Attcst:
# GEO. \. TER, Register.
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Whereas Ephrain Hooper Of Franklin in the
rnarts of llaarucN and sac OF Ma,nc I'll tho
il.Auay of Aiat \. II. 3D. ,onvcycd to M, the
-ub.rrlcr by Mortgage bCcd THAT date, and
naval T. in ollt &r3t HudiN itled half of GER
iiiu IT. or iri.t Of land situated in The said 'owa
~ Franklin. hntted iH,t haantc'tas follows O." wit
WtSt l4,- i&utS ut David Neutv orth, North, East
and south Il, land hrlon Engto the Heirs of Bing-
ham and uIhe4>, containing oAc hundred acres
NOR" ui les, il benz Part u The lot OF land
dcctl,d the SAID loup y IL his father in lstI il be-
ing also the homestead ON which tie said Hooper
nov lixc- together With one undi' dPd hall vi he
huiamgs ana pl irilrer Is to stmr belonriug
vii nntr fully gppcar lay reference To the Han
cock Rcej.j}F Of Bec'is, Vol H3-facc y. The
condition ct the aid Mortgage Deed having been
broken, claim 10 ioi"tlos" ~ the law in such
az prov dcS s - -
Bosten $uy. Iatl, fScf' avis
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