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By her Attorney, \. +. Burnhan
Feb 9Th. 1888.
cunt of Probate, Feb. Term, a..

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for tile County of Hancock, the first
Wednesday of February. 4. D., lsts.
yvYM. II. sARe ENf, administrator upon the es-
w tate of Eplnniin Clu.s n, late of Scdgwick,
in said County dec et-aying presented his LIST
account of Admnistgationu upon said estate FOR
Probate -
thereof to all persons inter- sted, NY causing
4 copy OF this Ordlerta be published three weeks
successively III the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be hold, ut Ellsworth. Oh the 18th We'd
nestlay OF April, next ut Ten of the clock in ihe
fprItoon and shew cause if any they have, why the
sa n o should not be allowed.
PARKER TICK, Judge.
A true copy-attest.
3wIl GEO. \. DYER, Register.
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aortlana advertisements.
Portland Business Cards.

DARKER, JAMES H.. Dealer in Coal Of
ID best grades, 1875 CommerciakSt., Richardson's
Wharf
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

TIME Subscribers offer for sale their farm situ-
j ated in West 1ienton, ON The road leading
from Ellsworth village. said farm contains about
seyenty-hye acres well divided INTO ullage. pas.
ture and Woodland, with one aud hall story
dwellinS-house, with /. and barn. said farm. will
he sold Tor pant pay ncnt part FAIR promises, as we
have other business, and cannot attend farming.
For particulars inquire Of the Subscribers,
j. & j. I. CkIPPEN,
lift Ellsworth, Me.
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American and Toreisn Patents
r Il. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the [ 5. paten, Office, Washington
uneier tie Act of Is :
No, IS. st tie st., opposite kiloy ST.,
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Al a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, IN the first
"Wednesday OF Feb. A. ID. ls6o,
MOSES BLAIsllkLl.J r., named Executor in
vi a certain instrument pGrporting 10 he the
last will and testament Of MUSES. b idsdeil late OF
eu the same for probate:
ORDERED. hat the said Executor give notice TO
all persons interested, by caus ng copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed AT Ellsworth that
they may appear ut a Probate Court TO be held at
Ellsworth in said county, on the 18th W ednesGay
Of April next, at ten OF the clock i'll the FORE
/ noon, and shew cause, II any they have, why the
said instrument shogld no. be proved, approved
deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A truecopy-Attest GEO. \. DYER Register.
3Wil
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10 the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
ty OF Hancock.
II Ii l. undersigned administrative of the estate OF
i Jno ). Dodge. late OF III, mont, in said Ccun-
ty, deceased not ui lent to pay hi- just debts
and charges ii dmini>iratl0n, 10y tho sum Of
tlaee huEdred dnliars; wherefore yuur petitioner
prays Your Honor to grant her lIronsr, 10 sell at
public or private sac, and convey the Mill Priyil-
ege at Bass Harbor, in ITement.-one undivided
half Of the real estate of he deceased. (uciudHg
the re, clsion of the widows dover thertin) to
satisfy said debts and cha ges of administration.
ELIZABETH NJ. DODGE.
February s, 1865. 3wll
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FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

m HEREAS Robert D. Sa isbury of II emont,
w in the County ofHancock, AID state OF Me.
by his deed of morts sc, dated May 2Sih. a. D.,
1856, and recorded in Hancock Registr. Vol. Ii,
Page 5l7, conveyed TO TIE undersigned the follow
Ing parcel OF land situated in said fremont, and
bounded as follows :-Beginning thrty-siX and t,
halt rods " est ION the county road on Charles
NJ. Browns North Ii e-iheEee North ag.' West to
the south East corner OF land .wncd by lizard
w. oung-ihen. c Northtriy eight rods 10 a stake
thence " esterly twenty live iods to the North
West corner Of land owned 10y Mary L Young
thence Sout erly eight rods TO the road-thence
Westerly to the head line of land owne by Chas.
n. BrOwn-thence Nor h six de.ree Fast on tae
West side of said lot, continuing to samuel Luz
vey's Soutl iine-thence South seventy eight de-
grees East on said Lurvey's line to stake inter.
tectnga line running North five degrees East
from the d. st mentioned bound-ihence to the first
bound, containing thirty.ionr acres more Or less
aud whereas tive condition, conta ned in said
mortgage has been broken, hereby clam TO fore
close the same in purst ance OF the atatute, aud
give this notice accordi. giy. "
CLARK HOPKINS.
by his Attorney, A. +. Drinkwater.
Ellsworth, April ith, lsGS
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Any ANTGES PRESENTED BY THIS
COMPANY.

The security Of LdEGER C.iPITIL than any
other Lie Company iii the country.
Its ratio Of assets to liabilities (the real test OF
eolvency) Is LAkGE than that OF any otLer Com
pany.
The company is under the direction OF men well
known for thcir1iniegrty and prudent manage
ment.
No person beng eligible as Director who is
moi stockh laer.
Ii offers the stouk or Mutual Plan-tEc rates up
on the stock Plan offering Insurance at the low.
est cost Invested of all uncertainties OF compi-
cations as to dividends, notes, &c.
Dividends upon the Mutual Plan declared an
ntaliy, ard 10 per cent. loan granted when the
premium Is $50 or'm re.
1t has 500, 600 deposited with the Treasurer Of
the State for the security of policy holders.
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Probate n Offices.
STATE OF MAINE.

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate foa
the county OF Hancock.
n HE undersigned administrator Of the estate !,
Il Hiram West, late oil Ellsworth in said Conn
ty, deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods and chattes, rights and credits OF SAID de
ceased not sufficient TO pay his just debts anc
charges of admin tration, by the sum of three
hundred dollars; wherefore your petitioner pray :
your Honor to grant him license to SELL at puble
or private sale, and convey sufficient amount oi
the real estate of the deceased Gnclrding the re.
version of the widows dover therein,) to satisfy
said debts and charges of administration.
n. f. BUESlIAM, Admir-.
Feb. 9Th, 1868.
Hancock IS. Court of Probate, Feb. Term, A D..
1855 -
Upon the foregoing Petition, oRDERED,-That
the Petion'r. give public notice to all persons M
tercsted, by causing copy OF me
petition, and this order thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri
can a newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear at Court OF FRO
bate for SAID County, to be held at Ellsworth on
the 4th "Wednesday of April next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Att sst :-tiEo. A. DYER, Register.
A true Copy Of the petition aud Order of Court
thereon.
3wll Attest :-GEo. \. DYER, Register.
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Capital, $5OO,OOO.OO
amply Secured.

This Company offers those desiring Insurance
upou their life, tie advantage oil an ample and
we'll secured Capital, and the management OF men
WIN hare had a,horough practical experience OF
Lie Insurance in all its details.
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during one month; did so, and all the
symptoms disappeared; but he afterwards
declared that be would rather endure tne suf.
feriugs than be deprived of tobacco. He re-
sumed his old habit, and the old painsge.
turh ed.-Csse III. man aged forty five, OF
lymphattc mperament, extremely sooer, aud
very regular in all his habits. was troubled by
the pfemonitoiy symptoms of melancholy
mania. He was perfectly aware of his hslluci-
nations, but could not escape them. After two
or three weeks medical treatment they passed
away, and he resumed his labors at the bank
where he held the post of cashier. M. Druhen
accidentally learned that his patient was
smokeT-a moderate smoker-aud that during
his treatment the desire for tobacco had not
made Itself felt, but ON his recovery he again
yn.ptums appeared. Warned thus by experi-
ence, be renowned tobacco entirely, and from
TOMS"
There are physicians in London who could
add greatly to this list. One we know watched
a case in which a violent nervous and mental
affection, cured by the disuse of tobacco, re-
turned after an interval of years when the
patient had thoughtlessly smoked few
cigars, and disappeared again on the cessation
of the habit; and numbers of smokers will
testify 70 occasional Gifts" of severe md'dise
from a smaller allowance of tobacco than
usual. Is 1t not, then, at least possible,
if The facts are rue-and every physician
in large practice knows them to be correct
that almost any devOtee of tobacco may acci-
dentally get an overdose, and may thencefor-
ward be- liable TO Suuer more or lejS severely
whenever the ordinary does happens not to be
carried off as ra0li'y rs usual TIE poison
is then absorbed a the writer in the 81. PauPS
describes, aud permanent, though it mc V be
mute, injury s inflicted on the nervous sys-
TEN. In what way the overdose alters the
victims liability TO attack is question for
ply hysiOlOgists; but ]. NAV be certain that it
does, and though we have called the action
special, it is not unique. The vaccine virus
permanently alters the liability of every child
in the empire TO be poisoned by smallpox
there are drugs-ars there not (which pro-
duce a liability 10 epilepsy, and an overdose
of mercury will intensity ne action of calomel
swallowed years afterwards. The old super
stitiOn about antldotes probably had its ori-
gin in facts OF the game kind observed, per-
laps in the times when men had greater
capacity for believing what they saw than they
have in this Centu'y of ours. If this sugges-
tion is correct aud no other explains the
facts, tobacco is permanent danger to man
kind, important whenever the conditions of
mems lives or the specialties of their constitu-
tions make overdoses probable.
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DBILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
J. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE,
VIII leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
ton avenue as fOllows:-
Way Mail Train at 80 A, M Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations Con-
necliDg with Delaware RAILROAD al Wilmington for
Cr'sitld and intermediate stations
Express Train at II NJ. (Sundays excepted) for
Perry ville and Havre-c e.Grace, Connects at VIII
mipgton with train for New Cas- .
Baltimore and WashiI gton, stopping at Chester,
ThuIlow, Linwood, CiaymOnt, wilmington, New
port, Stanton, Newark Elkton North East, Charles.
Town, Pc r. VILE Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans, EdgeWood, Magnolia. Chase's, and Stemmers
Night Express at 1880 p M (Daily) for Baltimore
wood ClaynODt, Wilmington, Newark. ElkLon,
Northeast, Perryville. and Hayre de Grace.
Passengers for FoIress Monroe and Norfolk Will
'"--' WV WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phi adelphia st llpOA. NJ. 2'SO, 5 90. and
7O0 T.. NJ The 500 p. NJ. Train connects with Della
ware Railroad tor Harrington and intermediate
Leave Wilmington 90 and $40 A. M, 1 80 AIS and
ZOO y. NJ The 10 A. M. Train Will not stop between
Wilmington TunB dRllS all other Accommodation
Trains sundays excepted.
From Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.-LeaVe Baltimore
725 A. M, Way Mail. 935 a. M Express. % p. M,
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leaves Baltimore az 70 /, M. Stopping az Mag
nOlia, PEI rymans, Aberdeen Havre de Grace. Perry
vile. CharleBlOwn, North East, Elkton, Newark,
Stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Clay mont, Linwood
al Throne6 tickets to all points West, South. aud
souIhw est may be procured at ticket ohce, No, 1913
siaIe Rooms and BtIIhs in Sleeping Cars can be
secured curing the day. Persons purchasing tickets
this ofice can have baggage checked at their resi-
II. L. HENNEY, Superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1872 FOR NEW Y0RK.-TdE CAMDEN
AND kknf42 AHB ssPP1kSAP%EfSHa % Il Is
ERO9 E,,A p Phi "A DELPHIA To NEW YORK, AND
..o',, Prom WALNUT SIRE er WHARF.
At tSA. 6 via Camden and jersey City Ex Mail 5oo
AZ NJ, via Camden and Am6oy Express..... 8 90
4 sgS n ss gissSoia stSa.'
N: for Bjfdentown, Burlington, Beverly, aai De.
AT $50 and 10 A. M, 8al 4so g. and Ilao P.
myrs, and Fish House, and P. ior Florence and
street Ferry tupoer side.) ''-D 4A"' A0'
FROM KENsINaToN SPOT.
At III A M, Via kehslt gtOn and Jersey City, New
At t7'86 sId il a. N. SC &c. and p NJ for Trenton
Atz'ao and II A. NJ. 2 80, and p. NJ, for Morrisve
At 7aO ana lois A. NJ. and 30, and 5P. NJ, for
AT 30 and iO'i5 A, ii 25O l. 5. aud P. pI for Corn
wells IorIesoale, H9lmess6utg' Iacony, %issi9Mo. 90
Ho4Ta?grgM a aud IN stssloIns vor
FROM WhsT Cdd,i lila Nd ADELpfndA 3fiid DEPOT
At o45 A. NJ go T. $500 and i2 p N New York Ex
s' at ii Is 50 r M E@IsfssSi Saisfs H' 2nt t"F Fare E
At945 A. NJ, lZo, $50, and u p Tor trenton
A. 9'45 A, Nj, =. $50 anu " l.. NJ. for br.sIul;
~ NJ NgnD for Motrsyis m
burg, 1acouy, Wlssnoming Bridesburg, aud FRANK
The 0'45A. M, $50 and 70 NJ; Lines will run
daily, All Others. sundays excepted. 49,, -
on Ihiro or With streets at Cnesnut, 30 minutes
before departure The of Market street isa way
run direCl to West PhtBdephis Depot, Cnesnut aud
Walnut within one square, On sundays the Market
Street VIII run TO connect with the gao A. NJ BSO
and ~ p Nj. Lines
BELNlDERB Dt LAWAkE RAILROAD LINES,
FJ,oM RHNsINGTON DEPOT.
AZ 7'30 a. NJ. for N EgaIa Eall' Builao, Dunklrk,
EnTa, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Bnghamlon OS-
wego Syracuse GreaI Rend, MOnJrUse, WhkesOai re,
scranton, StrOudsburg, Wafer Gap scnooleys Noun
tsiD, etc.
AT 7.3O A. M. and $3.50 p NJ. for Belyidere, Easton,
LsmbeTLville FlemingJon, elC Tne $50 4 M. Line
CONNECTS direct with the Train leaving Easton Tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Betblehe III, etc, ~
Atop, o. ior LamberJville ana intermediate Sta
tlons.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY lAND
PEN BERTON AND HIGAT5IOWN RAIL
loads. - ----.-. -.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY. upper Side,
All and ~ a. Nj, l'3U 30, ana $50 L. IA, for Mer
chanlsvlle @oUrestown, Hartford, Mssonvllle
transport, Houut Holly, SmItnvlile, Evansville
Vince ntowp BirminK am and Pembe rtOn,
Al a. NJ / 30 aud 30 z. NJ, tor LeWistown
Wrightstown, Cooksown, New Egypt, HUrnerstOwn
Cream Ridge, I'm ysIown sharon, and HishtsGown
IL l6 WILLIAM III. GAlAMEh Agent.
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The Iron Earl.

The Earl Of Dudley's territorial possessions
and country Eats in 5 ,alfordshre and WOrces-
tershire, England, his shooting grounds in
Scotland ana ,ae East OF England, his mansion
and picture ga sry in London, his winter
pa ace AZ Rome, even his valuable mineral
estate in Meronethshire, fade into insignif-
cance when compared with his mines and
cOlieries and ironworks in and around the
Midland town from which ne takes his title.
This latter estate--honey combed by industry
beneath, blackened by industry on the surface
covers an area of ten square miles. II
furnishes employment for nine thousand work.
people, and reckoning in their families, wholly
supports at a moderate computation, some
thing like seven q al twenty Thousand human
beiugs-a population equal To that of the city
Of Oxford at the last census. 1t is intersected
by two private canal, anu traversed by forty
miles OF railway. The horses employed upon
it are numerous enough 10 supply cavalry
regiment, the caual boats to furnish fleet.
The steam power used upon 1t is simply
iucalcullb}e--it is so dispersed. Eight locomo-
tives ply upon its railways; there are forty
boilers in one o LIS WORKS and twenty in
another; every pit anu every furnace over and
under the Whole ten mlies mas its accompanying
steam engines. This vast estate Yields seventy
thousand tons OF coal ana nearly thousand
tons OF pig.lrO per week, to say nothing oi
the lime tone nSsd for hux and it sends
manuiAc urea Jl INTO al lne markets of tne
| world. Nearly a hundred heads of depart.
ments are engaged IL managing it, and it takes
over three hundred clerks to keep the &C.
counts. The annual outlay in wages does not
/ fall lar short OF haif a million sterling.
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I1IEsT CaEsTER AND PHILApELPHIA

VETEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROAD.-WIN rER ARRANGEME NJ,
-un and alter MONDAY, October b, 1865, Trains Will
leave as follOws:- a., -, ,,r,,,
FIRST ano Oh EsNUT Streets, 7'10 A. NJ, IL A. M,
80 Z. Nj 4l5 p. NJ, 81 r. M, 6'i5 and Al 30 p. NJ
Leave West Chester Tor PhllRdelp phta, from Deport
on East Market street at rs A. M 40 A. NJ 800 A.
g., lO45 A NJ, 1850 p NJ. 4bO r. NJ, and 6'55 r. NJ,
II Philauephia al so p M, will stop at b. o. juno.
tiOn ana Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and Is y. Junction, going
East, win take train leaving West Chester a. 7'i6
A, M, and going West Will take the train leaving
Philadelphia at A so p. M" and transfer az b. u
The Uepot in Philadephis is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cars. Those Of the
Market Street line within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival. -, .,,,~,,, ,,ve
Leave Philadelphia at 80 A. NJ, and gCO r NJ
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'i5 A. M. and $50
p NJ, and leaving West Chester AT 800 A. M and 45O
r. M. connect at b. Junction with Trains on p, IL
b. G. Il. r., for Oxford and Intern ediate points
4l0S HENRY WOOD, General Supt.
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THOMAS BIRCH y SON, AUCTIONEBRs
l. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, lIlE
Sale Al No. 1llO Ohesnut stree

Sale At No. lilo Chestnut street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
HIIUkE PIANOS, CARPETS, MIRRORS
W-CASES PLATED WARE, CHINA, ETO,
On FRIDAY Morning,
ATS oclo X AT the auction btoJe, No, lilo Chestnut
street, viii be cold large assortment of superior
par or, chamber. and diI1ng-room furniture, COM
prsing viz-B usses, ingram, auc Venetian carpets;
psror huils OF walnut iurnuTe covered with plush:
elegant chamber suits of walnut, finished in oil:
lib ry cults, covered with reps wardrobes; exten-
sion diniDg-table, marble top centre ana bouquet
tables spring and hair mattresses superior feather
beds walnut library and Office bookcases; walnut
sldeboardsi silverpated ware; china and glassware
refrPeTator. etc.
PlANO-FORTES-Also three rosewood pianos
PARLOR ORGANS-One rosewood and one walnut
pRrpr organ.
MlRROBs-One mirror, sS by go Inches; also, seve-
raj large pier mirrors.
BILLIARD TABLE-OLe Phelan bllliard.t table,
complete.
SHOWCASES, STORE FIXTURES DESKS, ETC
Also counter and square shO Wcases wall sack, Office
desks counters, ETC
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKB-Also, u library of
miscellaneous hooks.
FOWLING PIEOE-A superior rowling piece and
case, made by Constable. 1921
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INVEST JERSEY DADS
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot OF MARK Ell Street (Upper Ferry( ,o
Com mencng WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. -
For Cape May and stations below MlnVile' $40
For Mnlynle, VIneland and intermediate stations
For Brldgeton, Salem, and way stations SIS A. M
For Woodbury. at SIS A. M, sl5, $50, and 90 P. NJ
Freight train leaves Camden daily aL IL O'Clock
Fteght received at second covered whasf below
WsinSi WIas No 22s south Delaware avenue
N'~'N WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
gM superintendent
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The dub the Canadian legislators M. P. P.
The last new potato is called the Grecian
Bend.
Halifax is to light its streets with oil
lamps:
The last ocean sailing vessel left Mon
treal on Wednesday.
-Richmond churches are raising money by
tdbleour Grants.
The dite of the colored population of Mil
waukee are to give grand ball.
The new Suspension bridge at Niagara
will be ready by New Years. 1t is 1864 feet
long.
Chatham, Ont, is such moral place that
the police mas g'strate has not had case for
three weeks.
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The London Athenoum says:-The newest
OF the new planets is No. SO, Ianthe, dscov-
eled in America April Is, by Professor
Peters: there nav be Two more, for aught we
know. II J, obviously great difficulty to
find names. Which Ianthe is it ? The daugh-
ter OF Oceanus, or the betrothed of Iphis,
about whom Ovid tells curious story? The
two preceding were ClothO and Ggle. 1t
viii not DO To go ON giving names. No one
can use them; he must go from the name to
the number. 1t will become a question, ifthe
thing goes on, whether knowledge of the posi-
tions is to be KEEP up In process of time we
may have thOusand-ay, ten thousand-of
these little specSs OF planet-dust. 1t must be
a small job even now, when new one Is dis
covered, to be quite sure it is not one of the
old ones: what will it be when the lO,00lst is
ioundi The astronomers are very patient,
and in gradual accumulation are only sur
passed by the coral-insect. When Francis Baily
died, in lS45, the little outstanding Jobs which
be had nearly finished experimenting were
the new edition of the Astronomical Society's
Catalogue (S377 stars), the printing of La
caille's Louthern Catalogue (9766 stars), and
the superintendent of Lalande's Catalogue
! (47, 800 stars). In 1916 appeared the reduc-
! tion-only astronomers know what job that
! is--of all the planetary observations made at
! Greenwich from 1850 to lS30-the work of the
! Greenwich Observatory. Some reader imme-
diately remarks, "How absurd that the disco
verer Of little comet should instantly bs OF
European fame when works like these are un-
noticed !" There is some truth in this remark,
but not so much as may be supposed. The
comet finder may have been Systematically
watching, in skilful way which ensures no
loss of labor, for many night, before he was
repaid. William Herchel discovered Uranus,
not by popping the telescope on it unawares,
but as one fruit of long examination Of stars,
for purpose wholly unconnected with planet
searching. There is very little accident il
these discoveries those who look out have
reasons for their particular courses. 1t wal
not by mere coincidence that Lassell, in Eng
land, and Bond in America, discovered the
eighth satellite of Saturn on the same nigh
of lS4S.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NOkRIsTOWN RAILROAD TIME 'rART,a
- FOR oEkMANToWN.
Leave Philadelpnia6 8, s. 800, IL, Ii, II A, NJ. g.
So, 81, 4,5 5%, $40, z 8 ~, II, ~ p "a:
Leave Germantown 8, q ia, ., SO g. IO H. Y A. M,
12S i, 4M, 6, ga, 2, g. g. lU, II 2. ID.
rThe 8.H Down Train, ana "a and 6x Up Trains Will
not atom on the GermentOwn Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia "a a. NJ. q q ION Z. M.
Leave Germantown so A. M /, 8, ga 7. III.
CHESTNUT HlLL RAILROAD.
Leavs Philadelphia 8, s. TO- H. A. M SS' 0%'7's
leave Chestnut Hill 7lO, 8, $40 and ITO A. M, l4O
$40, 6'4O, $40, $40 snG l04 y "a;
NN' ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. NJ. and 2 r. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 100 A. M, H4O, b Az and 9'26
r PiEnniR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave Philadelphia 9, ~, 8, and nO5 A. M. II, B.
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~, GA ana SA & ON SUNDAYS.
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Iesye NorrisIown A. NJ, $50 and 8 p Nj.
Ae~'S FOR MANAYUNk.
Ieave Philadelp phi 6, TX: Q, and 1lo5 A. nix, 8,
81 Leave S n SssnsyenE S IL $40, on ana 1lN u. M,
2,S1' D. on A'i" On SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia "a. M, ~ ana IN r: A.
Teavs Maneyunk III a. M, b ana Va r. M.
w Is, WILSON, General superintendent
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.