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Slack a Little.


SLACK 4 little! Slack little,
Darling wife;
Why such brcathlcss haste and hurry
All thy life!
Slack the vigor ofthy striving,
Ere too late.
Tell those monsters, Care and Labor.
just to wait.
Slack littlc Slack little,
Busy hand!
Slack thy rubbing and thy scrubbinS,
Drop the sand;
Minister thy blessings slowly,
And the longer!
Bind loves thousand precieus tendrills
All the stronger!
Slack alittle. Slack little,
Weary fect
IT'S n thorny road ye're treading,
Death to greet.
Slack your quick and fearless stepping,
spare your strength.
Yc the golden streets of Heaven
Shall trend at length.
Slack little Slack a little,
Precious heart.
Slack the fcrvor ofthy throbblnS
Ere we part.
Thrill not thus with every sorrow,
Anxious ever!
Trembling like IN Angel Lyrc
Forever.
Strive ior high and holy themes,
Slack thy sorrow,
Heaven those rapturous themes may wake
Perhaps tomorrow
Slack little, Time how flceting,
Slack thy wing!
To INV hearts long-cherishcd treasure
Let me- cling!
Go In mirth and from his chalicc
Take the pleasures;
Pilfer Wealth. and from its palace,
Take his treasure.
Why such haste my night to bring,
slack, . Time, thy scythe and wing.
Slack a little. Slack Il little,
Death, o Death!
Vain thy strife and painting haste,
All out ofbreath.
Sec.' she fears not thy approaching
Thou hast no sting!
Clasp her! in thy cold embracing
She will sing!
Slack, O Death. how sure thy loss.
Thou vast conquered on the Cross!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-31

Ata Cosrt OF PROBATE iIn!.eA at Ellsworth, withn
and for the County of Hancock, ON the iih wed
ncsday of April, \. H. ls6.
~ Oily "a OF oil. named fNecutriN In er,
tain instrument purporing To he the tast VII vi,
add testament of Daniel tionsh late oi blii'nl,, ~
same for probate ~, ,,,,,;.o
.OI prtti B-That the sand ENecutriN give notlce
TO ali psr, o- interested by causing copy "i thl>
ur,Icr 10 br publi.hfd three weeks snccessNriy IN
,Lr tU,,gorth American printed at Ellsworth that
they may appear at Probate touft 10 i,e iitih !"
M .v-Hrih it -, III t'aUnfV, he third Netinrsuh
OF jane ne NJ, at ton "i the cocN IA ne forenoon
and -hew ru-e, Il any they have, why he -atd IN,
sir,nrut -hnu.d not be proved approved, ami
.lowtd A. the last " III and testament oi said de
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
swis t;Eo. 4. by ER, Register
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DIP NOT LIKE THE WIpowERs.-In en-
to take the census for the Gov
ernment, the officers occasionally met with
such difficulties as to well nigh deprive
them of their senses. The following colo
any is said to have taken place somewhere
between an official aud an Irish woman !:
.IIow many male members have You in
your family!
Nver a one.
When were you marrod!
The day Pat Doyle left Tippcray for
Amcriky. All. will mind it. a sunshn
Ter ,lay never giIded the sky of ould Ireland :.
What was the condition OF your husband
,forc marricga!
Diyil a more miserable. He said if !
didn't give him promise within two weeks
he would blow his brains out with crow
bar.
Was he at the time Of your marriage a
witlower or bachelor!
A which A wioower did You say! An
now 20 way wild your nonsense. Is 1t the
likes Of me that would take up wild a see
ond hand husband! Do look like the
wife of a widower! A poor devil all legs
and consumption, like sick turkey a
widower' May be blessed il Id not
rather live an ould maid. and bring up a
family on buttcrmiIk and prat'es
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Nav 18th, l,Gs.
. oTIcE FOREcLosuRE


Whereas Robert c. Hagcrthy Of snrry in the
County of Hancock ON the fourteenth daV OF April
A D. isao b his mortgage Deed of that date by
Inn duly executed, and recorded in Hancock
Registry of Deeds, Vol 10, Page i8s, Conveyed to
the nndersi igucd William NJ Br iges, the following
described parcel of real estate situated IN sld
SuFry and bounded a follows, TO wit:
"Begluuing about two rods south of the dwelling
hoa, sc formerly occupied by D0rlty Narnnm on
al,e southerly side Of the town road leading 10
Surry village, thence westerly on The line between
land Of Hezekiah Means, and the lot herein de-
scribed to Toddy Pond thence northerly by the
shore of said Teddy Pond Ia land OF the said iiek
rkiah Means, theme eastcriy on the town.llne be-
tween surry and Oriand Ia the aforesaid town
road thence hy said road To the place of beginning
with all of the dwelling house and the westerly
half of the barn standing On said premises except
ing and rcserNipg tiye acres OF land in the Ncorner
of the lot herein de scribeh decided to benjamin
Narnun also one undivided hall OF the Pasture 10
the souihari OF said dwelling house,
The conditions OF said mortgage deed, having
been broken, claim to foreelos the same, accord
inS the salute ia such cases made and prot lded,
.t4l neae ~ give publie notice accerdtngiy
MILAN NJ. BhipoEo,
by his ATTY
PARKER TICK,
gr ,sl.nF. Al.y Il, 1851. 3si7
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gg"Here. you yonng rasch, walk mp
and give an account of yourself. Where
have YOU been "
AFTER the girls, father. y
"Did you ever know me to do SO when
was boy J"
"No, sir but mother did. "
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70 Two students meeting on the road
with a hostler, they fell to hantetlng hia,.
and told the fellow they would qrovehim to
bea horse or an ass. "Well." said the host
Ter, can prove your saddle to be a mule"
"A mule ~ cried one of them. '.How ca''
that be :" because" said the hostler. ''in
is sometimes between an ass and horse. t
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To the Honorable Judge of Pr.batc for the County
Of

To the Hnnorable Judge of Prsbate for the County
of Hancock.
! THE undersigned. Guardian of Cora r Graves
i Minor Heir of John +. Graves late oil trenton
in said County deceased. respectfully represen's
that said Minor Is seized and possessed oi the
following described Real estate, VIZ Z-onc Lot OF
Parcel of Lo. of Land in said Trenton containing
33 acl es more or less decided to the said John :.
Gray es by Moses T. Graves on the Sd day oil oct,
1857. recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds Vol.
los, Page, Ss2. also another piece OF land Conlan-
ing acre and recorded in said Registry BOOK IL,
Page 2t7 it beng the same described IN Deed
recorded In the Registry of Deeds Tor saiu Ioui'9,
Volume Ill. pages 80 and 2iI.
That Ii would be for the beneit oil saiu MINOR
that said Real Estate should be sold, add the pro-
ceeds thereon pui out at interest, or othcfwist
used for her benefit. She therefore prays that
License may be granted her, to sell and convey te
above described Real Estate at public or private
according 10 the requirement OF the Law; ,s
NAOMI }. GRAVES,
April 2ih, 1867.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock IS. Court of Probate, April Term, a.
ID. 1851 ,., r,,
Upon the foregoing petition, oRbEhED,-lhat
sad petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested. by causing copy OF thc pc.'ioh M"
this order thereon to be published tllree weeks
succss ii, ely in the Ellsworth American news
naner uuhli shed in Ellsworth, in said County, tha
they may appear at a Court of Probate Tor sau
Conty To he held at Ellsworth IN said County, on
the third Wednesday of June next, at ten Oh the
clock in the forcuoon aud show cause II any they
have, why the prayer OF SAID peu'ionet s'oa'u "o'
be granted. ,,-,n r,-Cu t1co
F' 3wls
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= EpoM NOTICE.

This Is to certify that for valuable eonsidcra-
an have this tlav renquished to my minor sons
George W hodgkms ana Wilson A. iiodgkins the
remainder OF their time during their minority claim,
in ( none of their earnings, nor pay any debts OF
GEE. HOI GKI 5, g..
Attest:-CYRUS EMERY,
Sullivan, May 18Th, 1867. iwi'
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~ lie subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned. that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon hinseli the tru 4 of AN Ad
iniuistf ator Of the estate Of
in the County of Hancock Mariner, deceased, hy
giving bond as the law directs: he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted the said ls
.eascd's estate, To make immediate payment, and
tho>- who have aus demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the same lor settlement
WILLIAM GRiSDLE, JR.
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Atn Court of Probate, held at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock on the 9Th Wed
ncsday Of april, \. II. 1851:
{, iNEON r WOOD, named Executor in Ger.
= tain in -trumcnt purporttnE - be the last will
and testament of Ere eric Parker, late OF Blu ehtll
same tor probate.
ORpEHrD,-That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks suceessiycly in
the Elisw orth American printed at Ellis Worth, at
they may appear at n Probate Court to b. held at
HI sworih in said county. the third wednesday
OF June next at ten OF the clock IN the forenoon,
and =hew cause. if my they have why the said in.
stulment should not be proved. approved. and
siiowed A. the last will and testament Of said
deceased.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hauaock. -,
- lie Under igncd administrator of the estate OF
/ John Crppcn late of Trenton IN sai'i county +,
deceased respectfully represents that the goods
and chattcl- rights and credits of said dece"-rn
nre not sufficient to pay the just debts and chi2et
nf Iiu,iu,s traton hv the of One Hundred aud
forty dollar, Wherefore your petitioner pray :
y,,Ir Honor to grant him u License to sell, al iu'
lie ar private sale, and convey sufficient al tit
rral estate of the deceased, (nclndng the rcNc's-
ION of widows dover therein, To satisfy sdd dcu's
-''''' e MILAN THOMPSON,
April 2ith. lsj'.
STATE OF MAINE.
Uancock k - Count OF PROBATE April icti', T.
u. ls51. -,
sai pctltiuner give public notice T." al persons
intrrcFtsd. by causing copy ot the pcttl"h' atet
thi- order thereon, Ia bc Published thttr week
su-rres.Nrty in Tn Ellsworth AHtti'''h a ne" :
p.u,r il-hoI IA Ellsworth, IN N+It "lht.' l'
th,.y my app.arat u Court at ftehatr iof 9"tt
Iu,inlT IT, he lrjl At Ellsworth pnth' IIii "tt-
ne -,lax ui tusz,. ,N., At tcn ol lhc l' IA tue
forenoon tao rau-r, II any 'net nave "h' Tue
PRAYER al a.t is.jlt Ael should MI pt granted
rA..hL.s rUth, Judge.
t.ul CafN-Aft,-t. ..
uEo. \. DYER Register.
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r. tho uonorsb,. Judge of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock. ,.; 49,,
r. HE undersigned administrator de bonis non
/ of the estate of Nathan 7. Webster, iate OF
Verona in said County, deceased, rcspectiuiS re-
n,rsent. that the goods and chaitels rights anu
rrredit. of said deceased are not sufficient TO pay
his in, debts and charges of administration, by
the snm of Five Hundred dollars, Wherefore youi
riitioncr prays your honor 10 grant hlni Licehss
Ia sell nj pu6c 1r private sic, ahd convey ah
nf the real e-tate Of ttr deceased, situated IN
Tho town of Vcroun{ .uciudug the fcversion OF the
WIDOW. dower therein,) to satisfy saiu ueDts anu
I" ies9 - BENJAMIS. ii. WEBSTER,
April 2i.h, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.
Uoncork s.. Court oil Probate, April Terni, a.
II. 1851. .,.,,.,.,. Tho,
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED : na' y.
aaid petitioner give public notice To an pers"s M
ierssiei hy causing copy of the petition, ana ui-
order thereon be published three weeks sncrss 80
iyey In the Ellsworth American newspaper print M
ed IN Ellsworth in said County, that they ma! AZ
near Al o,Irt Probate for sad oouny 10 pe ne'
=, Ellsworth on the Third Wednc-tii! OF June
newt nj ten Of the clock in the forenoon TO snow
cause If any they have why the prayer Oh s'iu
u,,itioner should not be granted
P'''''O"e' TAgkLR Tuck Judge.
A true Copy-Attest: 49,, ,.,-,y,or
Is nho' a. ~ u" ~ e''
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BY N. X. SAWYER.
Probate n Offices.

To the Honorable Judge ofProbate for the Co un :
of Hancock. .
n HE undersigned Widow of Henry u. Taylor
l late orSurry in said County, deceased, res pect-
fully represents that "a deceased died sed
of Fer al Estate, an Inventory of which has
been duly returned into the Probate ON ce that
her cirr nmst anrcs render IL necessary that she
eho id have more Of said Personal Estate than she
is entitled to distribution: she thcrei ore prays
hat your Honor would grant her such Allowance
of said Personal Estate, as in your discretion
you may determined necessary and proper. and
for the appointment OF Commissioners TO set out
">' MARY r. TAYLOR,
BY SAMUEL WATSON.
April cath, 1867.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, IS. Court of Probate, April Term, A..
-. 1861. -
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEREp,-That
sal " dow give public notice TO all persons in-
trrrstcd, by causing a copy of this Order to be
publis shcd three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
Americiu q newspaper published in Ellsworth in
in Elisw orth in said County that they may appear
mt Court Of irobate for said County to he held at
Ellsworth on the third Wednesday in June next.
t ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be
granted.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
n True Copy-Attest:
3wlS GEO \. DYER, Register
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rn the uonerable Judge of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Comfy
of Hancock. -, =, u.,
r He under gneil. Widow Of Albert u Brooks
/ lat. nj Ellsworth IN said County, deceased
rr-pgelf4iiy rrrre.eut., that said deceased hh'i
n,t- Csc Frr aHal Estate. and an Inventory "i
- .. .zt. 4 turned into the Probate
One. i iztr .tItI4lf'-t t1uces render Al necessary
t4 .t ..5uHtI i,as- nue oi said fcrsohal f't'ts
zl. 4i..- b. ...=I al .-ti distribution ttt'cai
-i,- .tr.z itf 49, :tt lii Honor Would grant
..,. sal, \ ze. ont ot said Personal Estate
s in ypur -lt-eiv IN YOU may determine necessary
tu,t utppcr, ana thai Commissioners may pc dl'-
u0,uted TO set Out her Dover on SAID estate.
i - Nj. j. BROOKS,
April 2i.h, i>'7.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock s.. Court oil Probate, April Term, \.
l-pon the foregoing Petition, orlered,--That sad
widow give public notice to all person' interested
hy causing copy of this Order 20 be publIsur,l
three weeks .ic,essiVely in the Ellsworth
Americans = newspaper published IN ElieW"ltn
in sand County, thai they may appear al q Court
OF Probate for said County 10 be held at ELLSWORTH
on the third "Wednesday June ne <t At ten OF thc
rlork IN the forenoon ond show cause, II any 'hes
have why The same should not be grantcu.
PARKER TUCK, judge
4 True Cory-Attest: - n..,.
3MiS rio. A. III 1'. ~ s'''
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.

At n court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for The county OF Hancock, on the fourth
"wednesday Of Alr, 4. u. Isl.
{. MiLIikEN, Adninis;r'zaf Nm Tn
y. tate Of simeon MilliAcu -sata "l tt5m 10
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r lie .uhscrihtr- heftiy givt public n"tieei 10 all
i concerned that t.e. l..tr been duly appointed
and have lake. upon ttra-ciNcs TIA trust OF Ad
ininlstratorH OF The estate OF
sAMrEL MARtNELL, late ofPenob cot,
in the County Of Hancock Traders deceased by
iSing bon as the law directs they therefore re.
gust all persons who arc indebted To the said de.
cea-ed's estate, to make Immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the same for settlement.
WILLIAM GRIND =. JH.
Nils \ NAHpW ELL,
,sav 18th iSf. 3MlS
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Al court Of Probate holden nj Ellsworth within
anl for the county Of Hancock, on the fourth
Wednesday of April \. u. lssi1.
VOIiN WEsT Executor OF the last will of Gus
u tayus Hardison. late oi Franklin. IN said
county deceased-hayiI = presented his first final
account of Administrator upon said estate Tor
probate:
ORDERED That the said Executor give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
cepy of this order to be published three weeks sur-
cessiyely in the Ellsworth American, printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear nj Probate court
to le holden al Ellsworth on the third Wednesday
OF June next. at ten of the clock In tho fore.
noon, and shcw cause, If any they have why the
zane should not bc aliowcti.
PARKER TICK, Judge.
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fJaGIIt FHit tie sad Administrator give nut,e Z
s'.fttzf 4p II 5zer.un- Interested. by causing copy
Of tbts D,IyI 10 he published three weeks sncce>-
siscly in the Ellsworth American. printed in Ills.
worth, that they may appear al Probate Court 10
he holden al Ellsworth, ON the Third Wednesday
OF Jun, at Ten OF the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, ii any they have why the same
should not be allowed.
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At a Court OF Tr,bate holden at Ellsworth. with
in and FOR thr County OF Hancock, on the fourth
"Wednesday OF April.. \. u. 1857.
W lillian THOMPSON administrator upon
w the Estate of John trippen, late OF Trenton
in said County decea-ed-haying presented his
first account Of Administration, upon said estate
for Probate,
ORDERED That the said Ahmr give notice
thereof to Gll persons interested, by causing
n rony OF this Order To be published three weeks
succrssively in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
court to he holden at Ellsworth on the third We'd
ne.day of June next, at Ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause iiany they have why the
same should not lie allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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Z
True Copy-Atiest:
avis GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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Goo. A. DYER, Register.
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4 HE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
de aud has taken upon him eli the trust an
4 Administrator of tAa 80 l.ir ali
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orIcE OF FORECLOSURE.

,a sspor M4y Il, 1851.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-15
Our GaIant Standa rd-Bearer-
His Admirable Judgment as u
Do H.endRr.- -. 800. L.

The city of Columbus, Judge Thurman's
present home, gives him majority of
129l-and the County lincluding the city1
gives him $780, being six hundred above
the highest majority ever before cast in
that county, The following dispatch from
Ross county, shows that his former home,
has not forgotten her old fayorite: ~ L 2
CHILLIcoTHE, October 9-Thurmah's old
home gives him eight hundred and fifty
majority. ,iiitils JOHN M. VANMETER. g
Whether elected or defeated, Judge Thur
man has reason to feel the highest satisfac-
rion. and pride in the glorious campaign
which he has conducted with such signal
ability, admirable Judgment and unweary-
ing zeal. Every where he went, his pres
ence gave new confidence and courage to
his supporters. His bold and sterling ora
tory whilst commencing him still further
to the admiration of his friends, did moth
ing to embitter the passions of his oppo-
nents, or repel the advances of those
who, on new is ues, were willing to
unite with men whom on other ques-
tions, they had opposed. Whilst thus
speaking the praise of him who gave tone
to the spirit in which tine campaign was
conducted, il would be unjust TO omit to
say, that the policy of our speakers and
newspapers in general, accorded with that
of Judge Thurman. The effect of it all is
shown in the TACT that probably not less
than TWENTY THOUSAND men who had
heretofore acted against us, were induced
10 come ont from their old association and
vote on Tuesday last, the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.-N, todrE Advocate.
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=, Know Thy Destiny.

81 z III
MADAME E-.Fr THoRNToN, the great English
Astrologist, Qairyoyant and Psychometrician. wi o
has, sstonished the scientific, classes Of the Old
World; has now located herself at Hudson, N. yYs
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sightsas to enable her toSimpart knowl-
edge of the greatest importance tothe singleor
ried of eithers SEX. While in state oftrsnce. she
toInarry, and by the aid Of an instrument of in
t6Hse power known as the Psychomotr0pe, guarar-
tees to produce picture of the future hus
band wife of the applicant, togethe with date of
marriage position in life leading trails of eharae
ter, DC. This is no humbug, thousands of testi-
monials can assert. She Will send when desired
certified certificate, or written guarantee that the
picture is what 1t purports to be. By inclosing
disposition and and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed ITO yourself, you
return mail; All comlp picatiops sacredIy conf
dentiatB Address in confidence MADAME E. F,
THORNTON, p. D. Box 225 Hudson, N. " = stnhn
mar25-daYlH -------.LiL 1nI .LLL- l--2 LanIa.a.
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