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TO Females.
FRrptR1CK MORRILL,, phv-

Ut. TKEUEKIIh NVhHFLb, ny
sician and Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
Diseases of Women lie has m;tdc diseases of
women his stn,ly for ;hc asst twenty years His
practice mas lccn extensive both in hospital and
IN private practice. His reputation has vouchers
IL M The It, papers, his patients, ami the medi.
cal profcS sion, both here md abroad as being the
most skilliul specialist here, aud Thorough mas
Ter OF all sexual diseases.
Dr. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent Of the country to have no equal the
treatment vi Female comp lahts, and it is no un.
usual occurrence for lh' sician- in regular prae-
tice 10 recommend patients to him for trca ment
When afflicted with diseases in his SPECIALITY.
, Ladies viii Iece w the most scientific attention
both medically AID surgcally, with private apart
ments dur sickness, and with old and expert
enced nurses. II they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, 10y letter,
and enclosing the usual fee, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country.
once. No, As HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
spleViG
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CANCER, sCROfuLA, &C., CURED.

~ Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, s,roiula
TuInors. ErupuonS, &C., are AID ~ The use Vi
Dr. GREENS
ELkClRO-MEDICAT BATHS,
and Indian Yeget aLle remedies which cleanse th6
blood OF ali uuinors, Mercury, Lead, &c, and rs
store health 10 nvaiids aIllietau with every va
riety oi disease. book describing cancer, SciUt'
ula, Humurs ana other dlseasea, Win their prop
er means OF cure, may be Obtained Tree at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by niaii Adtlress Dr..
GkEENk ~ Temple place. Boston.
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wrwcns Cw YCUTwt.

A Gentleman who suffered for years h1m Nei
VOWS DEBILITY Premature Decay. aud all the effect
of youthful indiscr elton, will for thcsakC oil slH
ering humanity send frceto all who need 4, tte-
recipe and directions Tor making the sinlIIcfrm'iH
bv which he wa- cured sufferers wishing I" prom
dy the adv ertisel'- experience, can 90 :" hy 1a
bressing in periec confidence, JONI Is, p.'i,tN'
a. cedar Street, New York. lytiilAuS!s
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Moth Patches. rreckles and Tan.

nun ONLY Reliable Remedy for those BRowN
i pI>CoIoRNTioNs on the face, Is "Zs19J $
Roih oH0 I1echie koii01. y Prepared only b!
.JR, b. t.iiElsi, - tunu st, New York.
LsesnlN NNerN Mlere. 3Isp.
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John AND ROBERT

Dnnster, of London, is the largest, or one Of the
Wi5e. and spirits. Their line Old London Dock
Gin as unsurpassed By any oher 10 be had For
sale in bottles only bv groeers and dIuSSi-ts eV-
erywhere. c. A. Richards &Co % Washington
street, Boston, largest Netail Vine and spirit
House IN America.
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DIR Il. Il. TAYLOR.

No. II, nANO\tE sIhktT, BsrJS, mas for 20
years, IN addition to ms gem al iainliy praCuCe
siSenspeeiAi attention to Inc treatment oi ali Dis'
eases oi BloOu, tlIy anu t.ei'l ouucLllp Or.
ga,ls ANA all Can. ',tid- icculal 10 women. IIoOQ
accommodations p o5H.edIuf patIelIis p4eferAs to
remaining here uutIhs treatment. spS2
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" FAEILY PHYSICIAN"

seyeht, six fage; !rice a5rents. sent to any
,l,!res-. - iuo>i"y required until The book i.
lived, read, j4t luy approved. Ii Is uetiecl
Uttlc to The sick or iIrti- pose.
sdJaess pts. ). ;. fiiCH - fremont sheet
fp=HtIH. sisrN
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Y1yPr)RM ~ gY ON.

Information guaranteed 10 produce luNu'laht
growth of hair upon a bald head OF beardcss tce
siso receipt Tor the removal OF Plmplcs, Blutohes,
Erupiions etc :, on the skim leaving the .an'e - H.
rIasi and beautiful, can be Chained MI,hodt
THos. r. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
SO Broadway, New York.
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Probate - Offices.
70 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the caun
tyot Hancock.

70 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the caun
tyot Hancock.
The under ignod administrator of the estate of
Hannah +. lowell late of a.tine, il >ail County,
deceased, especially represents that the iodS
and clattclS, rights AMI credits OF sail de eised
are not sufficient to pay her just debts and charges
of admins tration, ny the sum OF I'VE hundred
dollars, that II partial sale Of the homestead 81
said deco sed. Sung all her real estnte, would
gtelt s.rpreciate the value of III residue; W here
fore YOUR petitioner prays Your Honor to grant
him n License to sell at public private sale. all
the re estate oil said deceased, situated III Caa-
tine and being her late home tead--and convey
the same, being bounded is follows: On the
North bv the land of Joseph Narhum on The East
ly BlgatuCe river ON the south by land OF W IN
ain-5tf, ON the We by land df the late W illiam
N,,,c IT, said homestead includes small L.
land known the lower >tg'o lslanU-ot
the real c-tRte Of he deceascr, including he re-
version OF the WIDOWS dove the. EN- TO satisfy
said debts and chaI t,es Of III I,ini ~traton.
sent 18Th Isto ROBERT l.. LOWELL.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, SIS court of ProDate, sept. term A. ID :.
lc,jS.
Upon tho foregoing petition,
DRDEHED--that SAID petitioner give pubic no.
tic, To .i p.r,ptis Interested by causing copy oil
Inc. petition and thi. order thereon, to he publish
ed tine weeks successfully in the Ellsw rtiI Amer.
lean newspaper published IN Ellsworth i'll said
county, that they m9l appear al II court OF pIooatc
tor said county, to he held at Ellsworth on iht 4h
Is ctlucsdaS ui DttOocf next, at len oil TIT CLOCK II
the forenoon To ,hcw cause II any they have, Why
the prayer OF SAID pet toner should IL II be grant
ed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Attest Gro A. DYER, Regis er. 3wSS
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nodNs NerYlnc and InNisorat0r.

il a TONIC and GENTLE sTIMu'hNT which l. not
attended bv rrhr'TlpN. WIZ F. i'i5- - it
Iu&ial=tiHs, Nhth II ltft, hes isa,t, ar stind 1t
reiic> shes with natural strength TINT comes t. stay.
We are not recommending tee all>m in the in
tcrest OF any faction; hut ,0n" anG extended oh
scrvation teaches It's thai ne whp resorts to the
bottle fyr resi or Incorporation. Yin find, As he
keeps III il, that he is KNITTING Are in his bones
Will sin consume ike III" fas1@s of perhtion.
Turn from il. Ta.e tonic that viii refresh anft
not destroy. poias Nervine - for rtts BY all
Brnggist-, Price oYe Dollar. see n3ok Of cc..
tihcaes that accompany each bottle, 2mf2
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Wauted.

y apprentice to the Printing business. To
' all industrious, Intelligent, aud good di,pos-
ititiou boy, II good chance viii be gwen t. lea II
the trade.
AMERICAN OFFICE,
Ellsworth, Oct. Il, 1853.
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE,

NA!ItEN You arc exhausted by ovcr-work Of hem
w or hludi aud tcel the need of something in-
vigorating, dnnt drink whisky nor any iptJNicat-
ing thing, war;hcl under the name of Buffers or
the nv jsc. such arttclcs give just much
AtIensh rs tie whip S,He, - tae iaid haree and
More. Aicohnlic stan uants are injurious tn
Nerve health, and are always followed by DE-
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% the Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor tile cou y

" OF Hancock:
The undersigned Guardian of Tnaddeus +.
Sn,tk Ks t;eai4s. r. SPARKS. ClItion >. sparo>, aud
r,ttha ~ sparks Minor Hers OF Thomas :.
Suafk- lac Of OrlaNd in said County dctease
re-uecftui represents III II SAID minors are ~eiz.
ed ana po~-r -cd 81 the follow lnS described keal
state w The joseph Lawrence lot. the Henry
" ilfifd lot Tie l. Jrn.lrd Wood.nan lot and the
LI.I,t AIKEN ut, al >iUatcd Ia All ofauu also
an, and all interest which said Mi.oS- may have
IN and 10 any other Real Estate, IN sand olldn
Iha, II Mauld br Tor the benedv OF said
Nh or that SAID Kril state should be sold, and
ihc proceed, thereof put on. at interest. or oIer
wi, I, IL ii tpr their l.uCht. 81: tncitiurc prdy9
inn / cu-eInstt b. granted her to sell aud on.
yt5 tl 10 we ettsclIAed Real Estate 4 pubic or
l.liyata -a,e, accor !ng to the requirement of the
I...:y.
scIt Is, isfs. SARAH \. SPARKS,
STATE OF MANI.
fiurtoch, as Count vi Probate, sept. Term, A..
u. ist'S
I.non the Foregoing Petition, ORDEREp,-That
ri p~titIo t,r -.I,r pubic notice to all persons
p,tlt# n, md fhi- order thereon, TO be published
me v e. -lYoiy the Ellsworth .tIncti-
en- A.w pa H. tuil.i-hcd Ia Ellsworth, IN sad
..,unfS,t It IL may appear al u court % Fro.
n,tt ter ara et}uIy, 10 ue held at tilaW"lth OIL
he tth y corr tay II -. mex, 1t tn vi tie
ices. IN tat. .,tfsii'3 - SLOW caU>', u any tn!
ID =, My lie tt,t ot sal netoHe' -h.''iiI h9'
" "srtr=s rreR IA Ice.
Attest t,raee.. \. Dftl.. Register.
3#s>
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YOU BET

There il no article prepared that Is 50 popular rs
tile Srpoma Wine BRters. which are pure htAlh-
full and ipvgorstlng. Grocers aud druggists es-
erywhcre are selling these Btters In large quaHti-
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WE JUDGE FROM THE IMMENSE SALES
THAT Mas :. a. ALLf.H's IMPROVED thcW styie}
HAIR kEsloREs OF DRESSING (u one bot icJ Is
preferred ny every one. Eyery DruSg' eelia It,.
Price One Dollar. o"o'
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AGENTS WANTED Fox
+ =
THE DlijE-COATS.

Ind ho,r tier tired, Fl unit dEd LieH for The Un,nR,
uith scores and incidents IN t5 GreH EebeiG ~.
II contains ever leo ne n%!aFAts, AID 500 paS-
- and i n.c 4picest aad cheapest war book pub.
lish.d Price only 500 pcs ctpy. send tor Uirru-
Inns and zee cur terms sud iefl descri ton Of the
work Address 10 f. BRuEiIt.E> ) to, Fhil-
adelphiA ra Cincinnati, ONO; Chicago, H., or
ST. Eou!s, Mo.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.s r.

WARRANTED to remove nj desire for Tobac-
w co. This greet rri. ID /, an excellent APP
ptiizer. II parties he tt1ol .nv,orate- the sys-
ten, possesses great n0url-! ~ and strengthening
power, enHbies.fte stomach - digest the heartle>t
iood makes sleep refreshing, pnd establishes
robust health. !.moLels otG Cheecers Jfar SirfY
yimS Ctsred Price. Fifty Gents. post free.
treatise ON the injurour effect. of 'obacco. with
lists OF references, stinonials, g.. sent ires-
Agents wanted. Address l'r. 4. Il. ABBOTT. Jcr-
scy City, y. j. 3m9.
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y'RRING But NOBLE.--Set-help for youn
r. men, who have erred, desire u better IN an
hood Sent in scared letter envelopes, free Of
charge If benefited. return postage. Address
PHILASTIRos, Box. r., Pha,, Pa.
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It,II, lICII IRON.

C,II. II C,II ITCH!
SCI ATtAi ~ ATLA!l 50 a.
IL E7.H Ia3u = GU.
wheaton, Ointment ctgrs The Itch,
wheaton, utu,,ncnt c.tir- S"it hlru.n.
wheaton, ointinrHt Gun letter
Wheaiun's ointment clte- Bal s.i : iftt
Wheaton. ointment cu-e~ ola S"i's'
Wheatau's ointment culc> very |i'd
lIunior HE tfnGic
price 70 cent "a box: ti utHttt ~ emit Acme
MFfk~ fOI lii ~. I'V " '''i'' et'H ttt
Boston, Mar,
For .ajc s. all Druggists.
Boston, Aus. 1tth, 4sot.
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Ma con TT Probate 10 len a Ellsworth within
iI i,r In. t..,ity o. Hancock, On iie 1T " 81
r,#s,iay I'll august \ u. i>s>
=s,a s. ,}-ssa1d X al, ENreut1.- "i u, II I WI
~ 4. ~ = stevens, late OF Eluttfa "a @#srt
&. .t5t,- lie rea~ef,--h.tyip9 presented tif thtia
..l Ett,l account oil administration upon s.it
a. .tlEcIo itoha!r
6,pti;FiJ;-rhlt the said EXECUTORS give
ms iI#-,fy ot j. pfder t. hc nb'i,lt''' Ihtte
v5tS doe ~ ], r. IA FL Atrt u Au' l,eat
q. ttt Tu I-tt=Ra't IN, tr#.t !ht, ~ ST pea - a
i--=s... r=f t.it'-ztfil J." It l!ue =a#,-ftt 80
.,.bg r. to- .t.s" .,-, All -iten t'tst.i, !! tn
tii'5 =t.tec Ia -#,. Ii -e a h.1 he i"'e4
IA.kfE .toh .t,-e,
y ti1..., '.}=' I, :-ti,o y li$et' X tt.'
10 the Honor p 4 Judee OF Probate iof ne Coaa-
III an e ,is,i,d Bsni. II. Mace Of Bangor
tl-,.Itpr OF pJsVb lu ri -hHlUs lac ui Lten
IN ;iii1 ,cr,a,eu. ic- FcciiutY cpre-Cni,
III al i-,''t d ii / OIL iat dtS o. y - -,
ut,.~int. -t3zed ard pus-c-,ed al estate /" saiu
cum H. nA.C oil ,.lt 80 be duHn-tc co according
.tpLtWi ,h4t M .r.tct, OF Atimud- uation have
:, I Leon issued ON lar estate. Wherefore your
PETITIONER lliays that The .dtn!tlolI"t Oh ol s1lt
G., truav be gran ed Ia h IN, more tatu tlHrty
das have elapsed ince her deceasc, september
10Th isio
srArB CT MAINE.
IIaneock,ss. Court OF Probate, Buekspoit
sept Term. y. u. ISIS. 80,
[ tioa the frgpiuS pet ton, Or Tered, That
said urtitiinueT -iyC tub IT, notice t. all person.
Interested b, rau,ing Il copy OF the pt itiun, and
lti- order thalatn, 90 hc publish"N three Wcek>
sueccs>Iyrly in the Ellsworth american, news
paper publ he'd IN Ellsworth, IN sId County,
ihal they may appear at a Cont OF PROBATE Tor
SAID County, To DC held AT Bluchill, on the ionfa
la OF November next, at ten OF thc CLOCK in the
forenoon. u show cause, IT m they nave.
lAEktR luck. Judge
Attest:--GEo, y. DYER Register. Sw 80
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Caution.

vXy hereas my wife, Matilda j. Burton has lef my
w bed and bcar without Just cause this il To
fol bid all persons from ha boring or trustl g her
On my account, AS shall pay no debts OF her coll
traCtll5 alter date.
3M3S NATHAN <. I'll RTON.
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Los! !! !!

nS Friday morning, sept, 18th, on the road be-
tween l llsW0Itn and East IreH' on new
White Bed spread. The owner ca be found al
Ferdinand COclJdges, Fast Trenton.
Trenton, september -, ls6o. 81
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sABIIQGA =: 1870; ;E;,,s, +; =, +:

descI jbi ~ a succcssfEi method Of treatment Tor
Consunr,tion evun iu- eoniessed cases ADDRESS
nv, w A 2K Box s21 ,s@ -. 49, - sa-zaf.
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Signs and OMsss.

Mr.. Triass is not supsslitiov,. but /.
heard story lately which greatly ,sooC
his 'skeptical-itarianisn,. IL was Of =,
old gentleman in Berks county, WHOSE
WYE was as Gernsnized a. Tom CaYiv,ss
and who had been asked what he ii,rmub,
Of signs and omens
"Veil, 1 don't dibks moosb oe ,,oo,
dings, und don't peiisvc eyeryainea. but
l dells you somedimes dere ish sume dipes
IN such diRgs as dose dings. Nov do
oder night | sits and reads mipo oewa.
paper, and mine frau she eSpheak and say
''Fritz, de dog ish bowlin.s
swell, / don't dinks mood, of dom
oings una goes und reads my paper, upd
mine frau she says
"fritz, there is something pad is happou
de dog is howiin."
.'And den gets up NIT miueseif uod
looks out troo de vines on do porch, und
te moon was shinin' und mine leedie doc
he shoomP right oop and down like avery.
dings, und he park at de moon dat was
shine so bright as never was. Und "a 1
" ii'"o net W. 'ue wl1def, tie Old
woman she say.
Mine Fritz, dells you dere ID,
some pad ish happen, De dog ish howfs
in,' >"
"Vell, | goes to pet und | shleeps. uni
all night long ven ! wakes up dese yas
that dog howlin outside, md I dream |
hear dat dog hdwiin voser as nefer Und
tn de'mornln' gcis oop ud gets mine
lree STICK tbrcakfast( md inc fraa sise
looks at me und sy ferry .lemn:
'fri'z. derc ish som ing pad Nh
happen De dog vas howl I night
"Und sfnost den de Ue PAPER cone
ID. uud opens hir,--unl sinks, vp.
you dnk IJeyr o~e q =, ssey7 y, Pta,
rf,I-f1hE,i -
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ing their mind; for what kind of liberty
is to he expected from nation which
every day falls down at the feet Of priests
the pedestsls OF every tYranny--and
the soldiers ofthe most atrocious of Italy's
tyrants. | shall believe that our people
mean freedom when see the shop of ST
Peters turned into an asylum for the ins
dgenl when see The fash of 81 Januar.
ius broken on the tonsured pate of the
ludicruus sorcerer Come what will,
shall die unhappy if on the day when you
fight for I,alys liberty which ] hope
will be soon-I cannot follow you at least
in an ambulance. Yours devotedly, my
Boloruese friends, G.. GAnIHiInI.
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fhr Pacific Railroad. Eight Hun
dred Miles Completed.

Another hundred mile post has been
icache! an the Uuion Pacific Railroad
not Bany fines more can W. repeat this
report, which has come 10 us eight times
within two years past. before the whole
Inc IL the Pacific ocean will In cpmnicte,
nui the longest railroad in the world viii
be in successful operation. Less than one
yenr ngp the achievement OF five hundred
mile. was made the ocra.ion for national
eougratnation hat half thousand miles
ni ;hr natio inl railrosd had been built
NOW three hundred miles have hecr added.
1nd tn indian-Snmmcr DAYS will SOP tho
Lrack layers at OF beyond the point which
marks nine hundred miles Such rapidity
OF construction, unparalleled in the hisror,
OF rhilrosdinG, has npt been attained at
the expense of safety or permanence. as is
testified by the Iovei nncnt commissioners
| appointed 10 examine and report upon
the road, and by multitude of intelligent
eye witnesses Of the condition and work
ing of the road The Union Pacific Rail-
road has been iIcqnen'y referred as a nh
! iiOnal work. The extent oithis 10 naiionnt>
iIy has iu7I been made sirikingly manifest
! by report upon transportation On the
/ Flains, recently malchy th- United States
] }uaricr1Hster GeucPsi From this report
il appears tina, the ice paid The railroad
for transportation OF army freight IS only
about -ionrih that paid for similar
service by wagons. The amount paid the
railroad in 1867, for such transportation
was about 800, 900, aud the saue amount
OF transportation By wagons at the con-
tract price for that year. wouid have cost
s2,625, 696 90. In other words, the saving
to the government by tho railroad, in one
year, with aa average of 1856 miles in
operation, was almost rwo million dollars
GeHeral Sherman well said that the govern
ment could better afford 10 build the road
entirely at its own expense than 10 have it
remain unbuilt
The Treasurers report shows the net
earnings fur the year ending June 30,
1868, TO have been over four millioR dol
lars. This, Of course, was on way bust
ness alone, and gives osly hint of what
the total traffic will be when The ros'l shall
be complete.
So rapidly is the road being built, that
there now remains no doubt that the
whole Rns TO the Pacific will he finished
next year Furthsr information caneefn
ing the road and its popular ssssri,ies
win be found in another column.
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4 CtEAa CAss,--It is a very clear case that
poisonous drugs destroy health h1pufe sai.
eratus produce decsyel teeth, hIsnshitis szd
dyspepsia and geperaJ debility. ms also
clear that Pyle's Saleratus is pure, waolssuaa
and efficient Careful peTSons use he ofb.r: =
Sold by grocurs everywhere in pound padkssas
One needs only to trS fts SYtues 10 be sua-
vineed of the efheasy Of Iehnspn's ausdype
Lh'meht, Ne sIre, no pay.
The great organ in the rhiiadchalia
Cathedral rs nearly finished.
Memphis rcioices IN Ccutral Park
Just thrown open 10 the public.
In Iowa the sky is nightly made rea
IRON the burning of straw stacks
"A machine has been invented which
will manufacture 100 cigars daily.
Lane Seminary, scar Cine,nnati.
has opened;
Wesleyan univer-ity!C Conn. has lor,y-
three new students
Key, j. X. Stone, Of Kenton, is ROW
President Of Hobart CoIiege.
Williams College base haii boy. hist
ut y match game with Princeton.
A fund of : SO, 900 has been raised
for new buildings at Hobart College,.
A 2jo,00U bushel grain elevator i.
being put up IN Boslen Al cost Of 800. =
900,
Nine Democratic papers have start.
ed in Wisconsin siHss he nomination Of
Grant.
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The ST. .Iohnsbury Catedonan pub
fishes the following, whi"h is too good to
p,>< over OF I, abridge
4 quite laughablc affair occurred at
Pad'lucks village the other day, that we
think will bear circulation. II seems
that young nun of that village, who is
every way respectable. for aught that is
known To the contrary, had paid some
sIigl 1 at,"ntions to a highly respectable
a,rl who was living in the Iamily Of AIonS
(, Owen. From the sequel we infer these
attentions we're not disrelished by the girl.
but said Owen had different prugratnne.
lie had n relative at the East Village or
somewhere else. that he proposed should
"-hine up TO this girl She preferred to
rhoos, tur herself 50 when ths young
man first mentioned asked her to attend
The memorial exercises on the Both ult.
with him, She consented After dinner
on Saturday, according to appointme {.
the Young man drove in front OF Owens
au'l ordered him OFF, Whlo The point OF
highway was argued, who should drive
up but ll'r girls father. The first conner
then appealed 10 him, stating frankly his
orranl and how Owen was endeayoria1
TO ihwari lis plHps, and closed by saying
that if the father objected to the nrrangos
mrnt hrtwrrn lin and the girl. there
was rnnngh sal | and he would leave.
Daring thi4 palav"r, the dnmscl appeared
al the window, when Owens wrath uvrr>
flowed, and scizing her be pushed her up
stars AMI locked the door upon her
Very soon after this she scene changed
| hr chamber window suddenly dew I'D
and the girl was seen 10 spring out upon
the ground. full fifteen feet, and run for
tho wagon, followed closely by the Young
tnnn and the enragcl Owen, who had
early di-coy"rd that the bird had flown.
The girl sprang into the wagon and seized
the lines where she WAS soon joined by
her beau, but not until Owen had struct,
him some three times. As soon "a both
got into the wagon the hors. was started,
but, not 60 be baflled. Owen seized one pi
the hind wheels, anl holding fast YVES
dragged some distance, until by n
III rough application of the whip over his
head he WAS Induced to relinquish his hold
but by way of u parting salute, seized Il
stone weighing several pounds and hurled
it after them which, fortunately hit the
WA on instead Of either of its occupants
The young couple then went to the celc
bration, and when they returned at night
ioun from Fifty to hundred persons in
the vicinity of Owens hnu'e, prepared to
-cc that neither of the plucky couple GO,
the clicking" winch Owen sworc he
would give them when they returned
ipwu.