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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06
CA CHIT IN THE ACT
A MARRIED RAKE and Ills EBONY Love

A st"irbuiider's wife Suspects and
Acts Upon Her suspicIons-She
FINDS Her Husband where 10
OaEht Not TO Be-A Race in
the Darkuess-How Wiz.
tuous Cook Helps TO
Expose Hus.
bands N n d ell.
ity-A Divorce
Certain.
Mrs. VIM. II. Mitchell, whose husband Is
a well known stair-bullder Of this city, ap-
peared at the Sixth precinct station about Z
O'Clock last night In very excited state Of
mind, and asked that an officer might 10
with her to an assignation house kept by a
woman named Josephine johnson, In an
alley between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
and l. and NJ streets, where she had just
reason to believe her husband was 10 com.
pany with q colored woman. The officers
Informed the lady that they could not do so,
as, unless breach OF the peace occurred.
they had no authority to act. She then
stated that she was afraid her husband
would assault her when sho discovered him,
and begged that a policeman would 60 with
her to protect her from personal injury.
Upon this statement one Of the officers
accompanied her In q carriage which was
In waiting to the house mentioned above.
Mrs. Mitchell attempted TO force her way up
stairs, but was intercepted by the burly col.
ored proprietrcss, aud parlcy ensued. High
words were being INDUCED In, when sud
denly scream was heard, apparently from
an upper room, "Therc Is your wife," In-
stantly door opened at the head Of tho
stairs, and man in his shirt-sleeves, with
his coat on his arm, rushed down the steps,
past the two women, and out In the dark
ness. Mrs. Mitchell shrieked, 'that Ia my
husband" and after him she ran. "Swect
William" was too fleet for her, and she
failed In her pursuit. She Joined the officer,
aud together they went to the station house,
where she stated her case as follows The
colored woman In whose company the hus.
band was is her own cook, who, yesterday,
Informed her that she must leave her ser
vice. She pressed her for the reason, when
the cook stated that Mr.. Mtchell's actions
towards her had been OF such a character
rs to prevent her from staying longer.
DESTROYS Of satisfying herself Of her hus.
bands inlldelity, she made the arrangement
with the cook to encourage his approaches
aud agree to go with him to the house where
the scene occurred. Now that she Is salts
fed, Mrs. Mitchell was positive In her state
ments that she would have divorce. She
also swore out peace warrant, which was
placed In an officers hands, who will arrest
the errlng husband probably to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

The course To be rowed was from the cen
tire pier Of the Aqueduct bridge to n stake
boat stationed one mile and a half down the
river, (some distance below Easby's ship
yard.) Admirable arrangements had been
made to keep the river clear Of boats. Aud
per consequence there was no sign OF inter-
ference. The water was without q ripple,
and better adapted course was never pre-
senlnl for n race.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06

NtLhtu The last eiHhtsen JsnrsJ and the n9merOus
Witnessed by the reporters Of the Sun, and
many other papers. notices Of which appeared
Standing as gentleman Of character md responsI.
bility3 spfeisnt g9GTiSRpteS e ihe Affiliated
Persons wiring ;hoqld DO particular In direct
Ing their letters q 1is 10 the following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Ieb.lY Baltimore, Maryland,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25


The Republican Journal had 4 zoos
ter ont last week, Growing. oser The syc,ult
IN New York. 1t was not the Nh Ma, al
the Growing over Penn>ylvantQkto
Ellsworth American = ,
No. There j. one Kind OF rooster for
radicali>m dying. and another for /, dead.
Republican Journaf
Charles the With In his goutv DAYS. and
near the end OF his life. II j. asserted. ere
hcar>ed hi own funeral. the only instance
on record of the kind. but the Journal has
improved on the example Of the moribund
German and keeps pair OF male birds to
crow A. often ~ H. partys breath becomes
short, and the symptoms indicate speedy
death. Hence we see the journal iIiaarnf-'
81 amer each state election. and it, party
majority decreased or entirely overcome.
These BOOSTERS will be tough eating. 4 cen
iury hence. Therefore turn them over to
Bro. Hichborn for a more temperate diet
and a Information in their manners. Bro.
simpson
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The Bangor Wing prints Capt Deer
ng's letter, and appends thereto the
Glowing
We believe that nearly all the Rail
Dad men in this State would take tins
view of the subject. Capt. Deerlng :
experience in Transporting freight and
passengers tells him that when rail-
road j. made 20 connect the extreae
east with the west il must be by the
most direct route-it must be virtually
a continuation of the railroad system oil
the state. OF which Bangor is the eastern
Q, &,er. The people of the eastern
counties will demand this, and the rail-
road campany must judge that their in
,erest lies in making the shortest posi-
bic road 10 connect the eastern pro-
ducers with the best markets. Let 'hem
once get their ideas concentrated upon
this view. and then a railroad eastward
may be under fair headway.
The friends of the Bangor and Piscat-
aquis railroad "are asfomished at the
amount OF freight going over their road.
We hope they will grow worse and
worse in the same way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

living lib. and lost wsser casks. Onc Of the
sIrw. J.me~ Shirley. OF Lewiston. was wash.
ed overheard and lost.
Sch heokuk. Gstes. A. New York from D~mer.
ara reports In gsle 2,,h ult split jb and fore.
,A,, ana carried swry bow prii head gear
brig George Z Prescott. Mil. from Phils-
ue''ha for Snco. put into New York 18th inst
snd reports 18th, during = strong gale from
-, In.t tieboom. two jibs and foresale and
sustained other dsmsgr.
br'r Manson. Giikey. n New York from Rio
J~he-ro. had heavy wrs,her: lost Eore,onosl-
isnimss;. and lost and snlit sails,
sn,p Anna Camp. Of Bath. from New York
n'r'nah' was spoken BIZ pilot boat W II
A-pinwsll on the l1ih INST. Is miles on Sandy
uoos, with loss Of sails and forwa d house
Fo'r- Krnairr'l damages and proceeded.
Sch Abbott Lawrence. Ober from Calais
WIN cargo Of lumber. Mss run ashore near
saving krrs. eni' snne TO New Hsven hsrbor.
shh lies high and dry at low tide. She will
nave 70 discharge her ergo by the use OF ligh-
er-. when -he will prob ,bty b. vi an win
tut damage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

tLE AIRED
Nov ssd Sch Fair Wind. smith Mes YORK. sch
Jans- Ttiieu. DAVIS for do; Harper, Tiiden for
do. Efiwaf,l Miiiken for Boston; ". u. Muller,
Nuryh Tor do: Of onto, Halnmond-. for do Cas-
tiian Jordan, for do Kate Grant, Grant, Tor DO
ARRIVED.
sch PaIos. BeIlauy fro'a Boston; Brig Victoria,
from Boston
DISASTERS.
sch Mary Elijah til. from Ellsworth for
Glouce-t-r arrived II with = earg" OF
luml..r in the gale Of the 18th Inst. and dragged
her nneher aud driii-d across the hsrDor,
yxn,re he VA, abandoned by the crew. he
IN. l,ost was launched and the schr was board
"a and got underway with the Intention OF
xnrsing her into the inner harl'or, tul she
wrnt ashore upon the Pavilion Beach. where
he .tiu remains full Of wafer, with her stern
n.,.t and garboaIds started and keel embedded
Ia the sand - -. c;na. uare
hotb driven ashore at Buenos Ayre' In the oc'
gale. , from R.,enos
Ayres Tor Antwerp, was abandoned at sea tno
Rr,y Nueyitas. Trask, rom Calais for Phlia
aeluhia. At Holmes Hole lstn inst, reports IN
the rxe OF Wednesday, Of Block Island lo't PAT.
| Of deck load of lsths, broke mann 0oo"' 'pn'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thoa.Ar.i. have t--vn changed ~ N. u-- ~
th~ Peruvian -Krua ia gfrfsNi = ~ irsni tom
~~As. sirhty. slfrt.aE creature Nh strHu-
heaifhy. aI4 happy rnnu ani ~utnen. aul
ins Aul- cAnnsf REASONABLE, hr-itss ~ Erc ii I.
traL fsi pv.j~p-4A ADD ixbllhB . =
.it. he
Euiu. hsmpfaau . LARRY. Maize. hEi
80 - i-ut 81 the kn~~ lmi.rrri and
.frstshfru,ti rs tn ~ u j Johnson. Auodsn-
llulultEf.~
Ihr rsprlrfar. ~ - lhu-or- m" ~ ~
Ilnuusut~ "a >pu'- furEatiN~ fiil-.' snd
~it.rtl4n'. en- aifs Condition fa~,I-r-.~ hsvs
luhfl.hrl rrsti ahie and instructive I'amp1lr l.
@hlch may a. had tree ~ the .iurrs-
HaIr. Vegetable >itiilAn Hair Remover.
HAIR. Vegetable ~iciitsn N ar Eencwcr
~ud b. al Druggists.
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Nj \ Il II l + ID.

MA,ried IN tpi. city. Nov 2ld by Rev W o.
HOLMAN Mr. Osborne +. Elch - Miss Emma =
Thomas. both OF Ellen.
Married m Orlznd, Soy. l.th, by j. :. Concon
E-q Nr. Melvin 4. Grant Of Stockton, TO Miss
Ju.iuh Leach of Orlspd.
In a,ou,d-boro Nov lsth by II. VI. sowle Esq
Mr. Byron Moore 10 MIS- kinfna :. alis.
both Of ,souidsboro
Married ia Hancock. Nov. 18th by Rev. T.. Hard
ing ant Almu- a. Foss OF Hancock and Miss
Little l.. Nav neil of Sullivan.
Married in Biuehill Nov. 18th BY j. 1, Hinrklev
M ohm Douglass II 81 ooksviile. ana Miss Ar, H.
Ia Gray Of Deer Isie-
Marii,d ia fremont Nov. lstn l-te. BY Andrew
Tarr no al the residence Of henJamin Siilry
~ Mr. Beaiamia oilley Jr.. and Miss Rebecca
H. iiopkin- both Of fremont
Narr-..i in this city Nov lsih by Rev Tennry
Nr james X. Bailer OF EAstbrook ana Mss LIZ
z.E lie Heck of Clinton.
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UNIFORM THICKNESS, THIN
Ella STIC,
and with
GEAuTIruL EoLI:H.

Ike enamel on both surfaces. more
perfect III can be made by this than by the
old METHOD. The power OF mastication is
doubly increased. and the tendency OF the
plate TO rock. or become detached is en-
tlrely avoided.
They are much more durable and less
Liable to stain.
In fact a set Of teeth made by this pro
cess j. great. superior IN every respect TO
one made in the old way. And % demon
straie this invite every person who wants
sets OF teeth made, TO come and let me
fit them and will ask no pay until actual
test has given satisfaction.
Persons having badly fitting plates can
have them reiitted by this method-prices
will be ~ low are charged elewhere for
old style work. Remember no other Den
list in the County can. 0r has q right TO
make these plates. Come and see for your
selves.
DIR. T. W. CLEMENTS.
Ofiice In joys Building, Main St, ELS
worth Me.
y. B.-The superior merits OF this invention
are sbnndantiy sttestcd by the tact ths. he so-s
eminent practical Dentists its most enthusiAs
| tic endorsers. The following are = few Of the
| many who have given testimonial:
| Prof.. J TAFT aud II. r. SMITH. Ohio Dental Cell
| Prof. d. d. SMITH, Philadelphia Dental College
Prof. EDWIN T. DASBY. Penn > Is anita Dental Coll
/ Prof. Z. J. $. GosGAs aud =. IL. AUSTIN, Bait
| more College Dental Surge y, and many other,
| that space will no, admit Of inserting.
3wC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
DENTAL NOTICE.

Tn undersigned las the pleasure Of
announcing % the residents OF
HANDo-A torNrY that he ha> recently
par, based the exclusive right 20 use DR
J. ~.g,k- new P,TtNT METHOD. FOR Obj
tanning snd using MErAIIc DENTAL Dm- q"
hi, iuNcuiianis II great value To DIV
TAI MEcm.Ni-N and VIII entirely super
~rde the old method Of making ARTIFICIAL
platr-.
The following are some 81 the advAnf-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
Bitters

:. :. Harris. VI. u. Of Wv York. .sy.
Of Mr. >rs--r'- wi..e--'l nnd IL 10 b. an eNc.li-
ent tonic aud grrtie u mui-ni. preferable 10 all
other Nin-." The ~ M. BiiIer-" has hi-
pur. wine a. base only being male b TER b.
The bitier principle. OF such herbs sud root a,
are ia dsiiy u>r by the Medical Faculty. Try
them and YOU VIII no oih-r.
..wul YOU take a hack .ir," mo .ir. had
a hack for iye wear, and. 90, rid Of IL by u,ins
" AKKRN'S toUaH RAL-AN.
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Ncw Advertisements.
Notice of Foreclosure.

Notice Of Foreclosure.
ON the hr.t isy 81 Decenber A n 1876 David
". tucker Of therry field IN the County OF Wa al.
InSton ana state OF Maine by his deed Of tn date
tn"rtgsged TO me John \. Cou'son Of Addison
IN thc County aforc-sid undivided half
part ~ certain usrt or parcel Of land in Town
ship No. 10 f-ix'eenl Hancock County c,,ntsininy
i~e''e hunired and eighty more or les.
ocing ths same half part that conveyed to ssid
tucker by deei of even 'late with sail mortgage:
ART tnortgaS" being recorded In Book i.s page
ast hrgisiry OF t--ed- Of said Hancock County 10
sh'eh decd and mortgage reference l. To be had
Toy iuilcf DESCRIPTION, Of these premises
Now. 'herri'rr the con,.ition- Of said mortgage
having hcen b'nkrn give TINS notice for the rur-
lose 81 fsrccio-ing the same
JoHS A. CorIsoN.
ny his Atty D. q. NASH.
Andi.on, Nov. 10Th i-ss. Jws-
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Clubbing.
VIEW 4DVER TTSEMENTS.

Aer'- AAye .tisement-.
II Nsffca-T W Clements
p,rer.-Aiken AGO.
is lsiras
<aisce-J 4 J. T Crippen
-. bronchial Troche-
- T iIineklev-
- tsru- u Whiting.
"a, nfFareclg-nre
..4sr Evening Poet
-.sl. 4. Mon thly-
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Special Notice

t~r-ou. in.ish's-l = J A. 7 Curp<n so
rsta~sfsd 60 call sd settle - ia. dafs aud
10. IT, 80 Al tiit. sssr ihI.s tao.ths -taaf
inE a.t .~f'i~-i ~ thsi fst~ ~hi - i-n Win o.
a.farl~s fsr .s iertlsa.
80 7 carr ~
80 Mfi t~s 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
Field Crops Awards, H. A. a.

otis Ame>, Orland. TO whom the first
premium ON wheat was awarded, grew
- IL bushels on little less than one
acre OF ground. Who darcs to say that
wheat can't be raised in this County?
Treat The soil fairly and anything will
grow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
l r D..

Died in Rluehill the sai inst Varnum Stevens
ESQ aged II years and months.
lied In tAi, civ SUNDAY mornin the 18th ins,
MI. Laura A. Reed aged ~ yrs dau ghtsr of Geo
Il and Hannah Reed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

ger gsman declares that hi. rb,i, h,.
s'e" nun 80 much trouble on earth. ths, n.
'dea OF music In the world to come i. who'll.
ep"s"an' 10 his ideas of eternal peace and
rest. III"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
,rAL AND OTHER ITEMS

,1CAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
corrcspondent in last weeks paper
~, uhr we cannot have a County sab
.-5aol convention.
81. eln aud must
n. recent State Convention at Lewis
i Ia, v .. Holman of the Bapt Church
4. place was appointed Sec. for this
H, WITH power 10 call such a conven-
BON consultation with friends OF
I. >a5aa,h school here, It has been deem
,..t being 50 late in the season to
r. aarl good settled going, when call
y .>sued
-r,-rncr> should dress wcll-their Lame
Ygrn- one OF the cold nights a short
=, sur Bro. Of the Wig got down
a.rh lie saws the ice made half an
ark in one night. do'cH there.
Haa Z. Hale. started for Washington
re.ac>day Correspondents viii recol-
,s- fact
l- r. W. Clements has new notice
- ADVERTISING columns to-day. He
s.--r- The publiC,-those wanting dental
4 dome that his card" j. worthy OF
attention, and that good work and
noes may he expected Of him.
"A farmers Club was organized az North
r'rth on Monday evening.
--h- New York money market was ca
Saturday At 6 and per cent. Gold
3d. TO 1855.
They have live ghost in Bangor He
y >aufHtng gait. ~irabismatic eye. a
l,Aa. face and variouS other extra pc
.-,cs Pray don't send him this way.
-al Alfred johnson OF Belfast willed
'' 10 support three scholarships in
r3o.n College.
-ae Mills known A. the Rattle Trap
ID >urry owned by L. J ami J. \.
-A-a wa, burned Saturday night NOV.
Partially insured.
Brown, bronchial troche. ar. the
y ling gu, for hoar>epc.> or irritation
10 ;Aroa;
acw paper 4, 70 Dc started in Belfas,
new wear 70 he called the Union
y. I'm II ...,.....i,. ,t.
,it ~. ae-,,,-,r.n go. -,
aalui-c ia Appropriations. held
FL, la., session hy Mr. Fe~.enA.u
rr ofthc most tnportau; positions
--r.,
,u-rr.- meet. the nr-t Moudav
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An oregon paper speaks OF George
i-4aeis Train A. a .ceserter from the comic
4-.4uAc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

/. - extremely fortunate that pr. A. H. Have
the eminent phy slciAa has been led one rv.alI
Of hts Yast ,sefirnce The cure oi chrome dis
ea.e. AMI bu ilding up shattered constitutions, TO
write the i'm ,oriAnt medical books he has Lately
given 20 The world Eyery body should get them
Sec adylrti.efn-nt Of Peaboiy Medical ln-tl
NJ suns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25

contains. besides its lively stories. a
store OF information, plcasingly pre-
-eniel. AMI ii !, - prepared that it i
no, t.o young for the old, nor too old
tor the Young. Pure English and
straightforward talk characterize il
contents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-25
See Bunch Of Grapes.

ON standard IN smother column. sfEEh
STANDARD WINE BlrrLR> j. highly re-
commenced by ply sieiAis Tor Dy-peptle,' on
aocot NJ OF IL tDnic properties. It's purify aho
IL, ieilclou. favor.
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Lost.

% Thanksgiving day. between Ellsworth and
Buehili n Rubber cost. The finder will be safi.
fartorly rewarted. by leaving 1t with t.eoree "
Biuehii.
j. 7. HINCkLEY.
Nov. ed, is9.
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II is eminently THE Magazine for the
Household.

Daniel Webster used 10 say that
whenever he wished 10 get at some
SIMPLE fact in history or science, he
looked tor j, in a we'll written child's
book.
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Great Bank Robbery.

BosroN. NOV. - The Boyl>rtn Nation
al Bank was entered between SATURDAY,
night and this morning and clean sweep
made Of all the valuables on deposit In the
outer vaults. mostly belonging to private
indiI idual>. These valuahlcs were chiefly
IN nitcd States bonds. and were contain
cd in twenty or thirty tin trunks. belong
ing 10 a. many indiyidua II j. not pos
sIslc now to give the precise sum OF money
taken. a. the bank officers do not know lust
what amount the dcpositors individually
hsd on hafid. but II j. believed BY The
cashier that from four hundred thousand
10 half million dollars have been stolen
In October last man giving hi name
A. W 4 Iud>on hired room adjoining
the bank dealer in California " inc
Biticr~." putting In large stock Of bottles
thus labeled. and constructed a closet next
- the safc wall. which was Of brick two
feet thick. At this point the masonry was
found drilled through and the debris re-
moved The iron casing 90 the safe was
then bored. probably during saturday
night and SUNDAY. enabling the operator
"a reach the property IN the outer com
parimeui - the safs. he property stolen.
- previously stated was In some thirty
TN boxes u.on shelves. and deposited ia
the bank ~ individuals for safe keeping.
NJ funds Of the hank were taken
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The Saturday Evening
Post.
1sE=E MONTH"; cHAr1sI,
Petersons Monthly.

Peterson monthly.
VIM SESScRfSkR for Ir7p WI have
their .uiF-rrs tion- dated bach n tn. paper o,
prtuiEr a. uniii ihe Ia g extra edition OF that
dAie a. exhausted TIL. I'll toe Thirteen Papers
IA addition 10 the regular weekly NUMBER for
l-st--oY fTiic.n month, in all Whoa extra
esfiittu T. exhausted. the aalcs Of all .ui,-
ibers tor fs:e ~ili b. entered on our list The
very week they are received
TkH-fS.- o. 80 var. Tue ooiaes. 81 -Four
c"t.trs e.. fivc o.,pie- znd one graiis1 N.-Dns
coPs of the Post aud Of The LADIES' Friend
e.
copy % the Large and t-Aais ul Premium ~Scei
hHEr wing Takfu6f0 N.psurs Of the wr,iiing
ksng -Nugfavcs ga england - eost 81 oess-
siil ~ ~ at o. every iul o. "a subscriber. and
70 -srry I~rsOn ending clab. Ihi- truly
b~aatliui rngrAFiBg
A4dtr-s n PKTFE~ON kCo
5l9 Walnut Street. Philadelphia
-Np+ciaseE cgylss scat fpr Ers csHfs
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An Estray.

Csme into the enclosure OF the subscriber thi.
summer n red calf with white face The owner
l. requested to take IL AWAY and pay charges.
SAMUEL n. BECkWIrH
Ellsworth. Nov. ed i,ss. 3w47
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-27
LATE REDUCTIO S
IN PRICES EAST,

they believe they can make 1t to the in
terest of buyers in this market to at lea
divide their patronage with them.
They invite the atten ion the trade TO
their stock, and pledge themselves not
be undersoId by any house IN the West.
CLEMENT, WHITE & co.
April 18th, 1862 [aprl6 dtf