davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-07

CATTLE slRAYED.-strayed from the sub
" scriber residing the old Tormey farm IN Liberty
some time last summer, two year ODDS, as follows
red steer red heifer, light spotted heifer red and
white roam hefer; also year old heifer red and
white spotted in face point Of horn broken Off
will give $40 for Information that will lead to their
recovery My Z. 0. address in Liberty Ridge.
JOHN GEkHARDT.
Lancaster Wis Nov 25th 1859 26w3*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-07
PAY EXPRESS CHARGES.

This offer is especially assist agents in the
Western and Southern States but is open tie all Gus
toners.
co MMISSIONS,
Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or Mer-
chandise, when they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE
CLUB for which below we give partial list of Com
missions
Tor an order OF $40, from club of Thirty, We
will pay the Agent commission, % yards Brown or
Beached Sheeting, Good Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawls, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern,
Fine Large White Coanterr ane etc etc. So in cash
For an order Of $50, from club of Fifty will
pay the Agent, commission, As yards Sheeting One
pair heavy Wool Blankets, Popln Dress Pattern hand
some Wool Square Shawl SilyerCase Watch etc etc,
s. in cash.
FOi order of 800, from a club of One Hun
dred We will pay the Agent commission 100 yards
good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin-Silver Hunting Case
Watch. Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit of Wool Cas-
simere, etc. etc. or $40 in cash
We do not employ any travelling gents, and Gus
toners Should not par money to person Importing to
be our agents, unless personally dcqua, ted.
SEND MONEY Ill VA Us By REGISTERED
LETTERS.
For further particulars send for our eight-page
Catalogues,
PARKER & CO.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-07
PARKER & CO.,
FIRST CLASS FARM

IS and 100 Summer street, Boston, Mass.
2l-23y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-07

STRaY HEIFER.-Taken up by the subscriber on
y Sec D. town OF Clifton, the 23d November, 1867
one yearng past pale red hefer The owner is re-
quested prove property, pay charges and take said
stray away. VIM ANDhEM
Clifton Nov Esd, 1869. 2ow4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-07

STRAY CALF Taken up by tho subscriber ON
= lande owned by him. Sec. 10, town of Beetown.
on about Nov I6th 1862 last springs red steer calf
no marks. The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take said stray away.
REUBEN WARD.
Peetown Nov Goth 1862 26w4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
Maine Insane Hospital.

DIV the favor OF the Secretary OF State.
r. NJ. Drew Esq. ave are in receipt
thu, early Of the Reports OF the Trus-
tees and Superintendent of the Maine
Insane Haspit Il, for the year ending.
Nov. 3o,h.-by it we learn that the Hos
piial has been inspected every month for
The year past. Miss johnson the old
matroh has resigned. SO did also, DIR.
Harlow, the Super eudcnt, but the
resignation was not accepted By the
Trustees. An addition OF sixty acres
has been added to the farm. A new
wing at a cost of little more than S25 900
has been added to the bcilding. An
other addition is needed to make per-
feet the original design, and to accom-
modate the demands upon the state.
Thcsappropriations asked are as fol-
lows:-
To meet existing DEFICIENCIES. 1000
complete and furnish new wing $4,000
''defray expense ofautbuiIdings &c. 10 900
SIS, 900
The Superintendent says, In his re.
port, that there were remaining at the
close Of the last fiscal year 339 patients.
$50 males, and lS3iemales. Since their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

b fore this number OF the American
i, a hc> some of its readers the Ncw Year
VIII base been a>Arrcd in. and We shall
have passed another, ~ the tnc boua4a-
nc oi life We'll what Of the Old Year.
and vaat ofthc New
The year so 10 some NAV have been
yearof sadness, OF disappointment. % Attic
ron aui "; il may have been a, whole
twrl'e month VI some pro>p r.ty A. a
: slcr.! rule about tAe time we have learn
= a1w - .Yc, We begin 10 feel that Time
%, ) ucarly At an end. And yc; the
experienced in life, those who have lived
" >ely at4d we'll. msy preach homlies 70
The inexperienced ell their lives and i,
W ll not b. het ied Experience H. the on
IL master whose teachings viii tell on the
LIE The Young taink they know all worth
knowing and thvy viii so think until the
uSA experience, Of life have taush, the n
better And yet We believe on the whole
that The " ORD is growing wiser and better
al ihe uhhe. II we look over il We shall
see tia. the agencies for relieving human
woe are multiplying, and that science j.
mixing rapid strides In the direction OF
supplying our accommodating wants; and
that man has more kindly feelings towards
HI brother man Of whatever race or color
than heretofore, that human rights are
N re- carefully guarded. and religious toll
Grafton more generally prevalent, and that
tie lab II OF all class :. l. better rewarded
tAan few years since. Some may deny
all tins but the abodes Of all classes. GER
taiuly in this country evidence thrift snd
comfort in advance Of anything found there
in ten years since. Such are the facts and
c4reful a-tynti "a viii verify tAem. There
for le. Il, ri 1ice in whatever has been &C
connli,hed for the good OF the race, and
take courage for the future.
We wish all our readers q Happy New
Year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
ConsumptiOn.

The Thr"e Remedies, ~GHENCki PuLMoSrC
sfht H." Tor the cnEe OF Cough, toiAs Brunchiti-
a"d every, form Of Con ,Hmptipn. Tnr pecuii5 r
action nf this mrdciae T.pen- the ncexr in the
irg- promotes tur discharge cf the rnrruut mai.
ter by cnpevlprstisu, l,ufiue- tAe blood add Tim
cur 5 Consumption: when every other r.nle.Iy )
fats
'~ehenck's Sea weeh Tonic tor Abe uts 81
by-p-psia or lntiigc-tinn and s1iise,se- lri .iuy
. ntn debility. Ih- tonic inys crate. the III
organs, supp.irs ths place " THE gastric iui.r
when that i drHcprt. and thsl. ezra Ii.as The %.
t'-Ht ~ diSrsl tue mnst nutgtiog. food. IL l.. a
soter-isn remedy fpT all cAee- OF Indigestion
''>henrk'- Mandrake i'ilis." un- II the ipS-t
valuable meeieine. ever discovered, b.insa yeg,.
table substitute ior eaiomel. and having all lie
us.fsl properties s~Fibei 10 that mineral with.
out prt'dusins any % it, injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr. J. n ~shenck II
Pi'ifadt iiht, yves his nnriyeIled -uccr,, In lin,
trrHtiBrni ~ PuimOnir Consumption. The Pull.
ni"aics! rliii rip-hs the murtd matter discharges
", and pufil.- The blood The VI usirake Pin
acf upon ihc hser. remove ali ob-truetiuH. there
IRON. give the organ healthy tone, aud cure
Liver otlpiant, which j. one OF the mo-t pr,,ta.
n.nt causes Of Consaini,tipa The ,eass Ted I rpie
IaVlxuTstes the powers ot the stomach. and BY
sheng IeninS the digestion aud bringing II 10 a
normal anil healthy condition improves the quaIi-
~ OF The blood, 10y which the formation "a
ulcers or tubeTcles in he lung becomes in 30. i
ble. The conbiae cd action 81 these uaeslieinss a.
mus tk piailes, Viii Gu every case Con stInu.
ton ~ me remedies are used time, and the use
oi them y preserved iu sufficiently 10 bring the
case 70 favorable termination.
Dr srhen-k's Almanac, Containing a full treatise
on The various io;m. Of fit>,see his mor OF treat.
meat, and general rectioas haa To use his medi
Ing M. Principal Once, No. Is North sixth street
Philadelphia, Pa
Price Of the Puimouic Syrup ard ~ea,ye.a Tonic
each 81 ~ per bottle. or " ~ ahaif dozen. Man.
druggists and dealers.
ianI3lv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

There are 20 be Ave or SIX more lectures
at Hancock Hall during the winter. We
are heartily glad Of tbs, for an enter
prising and intelligent Community ike the
Ellsworth people should not be content
with only educating the feet TO keep step
10 music in bail rom This may be
well enough al times, but il is no credit TO
any people 10 make such recreation the
chief busi1bss OF all their leisure hours.
One Of the best arguments urged in favor
OF new hall was, that indirectly. at any
rate, it would serve as an educator-that
# would afford what we have long been
deprived Of, q suitable place for Lyceums
and lectures; and now that we are 50 well
provided for IN this particular and those
interested have secured some good iectur-
ers, let all go and share the benefits of the
lectures.
The tickets have been put low enough SO
al can secure them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

With this number closes the Nv VOL
ume of the Ameri can. We cannot re-
frain from saving word to our readers
now treble the number of IL years ago
At that time there were only some
hundreds Of bona fide subscribers. while
the lists were numbered with names who
were not in fact considered as paving
subscribers. There was not in the Oh
fee material enough tom Ike M news
manor Of the size Of the American oi
that time. In fact the starting "i tue
American was an experiment bv IT.
,hon publishers and one of very doubt
FIJI success. The Herald had Jailed.
and its unfortunate publisher had len, to
work At lie case bN the thou~and. Mr..
CLANCY who had been employed on ih'
Herald 20 umus - editor came
;,,,o r,sscs.ion of the establishment
ana ia connection with Mr- Charles
Moor. since deceased. commenced the
American in the fall of 1894. They
nuhii- he'd il to within three numbers oil
completing the year when We LOOK
charge OF il aud it, fortunes. Since
that time we have eni"s'd = :" "' "a'"
inore than trebled IT. 'iIo"i"'i'" ~
some this NAV moi seem '"p" any '"'"e
70 hons, Of. aud vet to one who has had
the experience OF ph''iN'''E '''"'''
newspaper. i VII >cem nay N'''"'
of making note o. Ne" -l"l"''' ="
not hse and thrive "''"o"'
expenditure ct tabor anu 81 '''''"
n"i without unllrin- ihhu''tH' ''"i'''"
with some business capA'iiA. ~ ON
er business. I" bc snc1's-'"i'N '"' ~"
o.. requires - large a" 'Al"""''u'' o.
tim and MONEY pi pa'l'''e' '' ''''i''-
work. oi courage anu "i ifr>'N'fA'lce''>
this. "t conducting successfully c'u"-
trs new paper. u y WORK fcf'"t-
ting ri no recrr7 ron. d" c'>saii't-lih Ike
woman work. never completed.
Wit ONE i>-ue "h ~" labor
81 another hI- ~ be- z IN nrnrrd al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
r,l-A '"t>rt

B,NooE funbt,E M.RAEr. NHar.ft g
Dyr 2iiA Appir>-grrcn apf.ir> ar, Worth
III our market frum $500 III - wv p,.r btr-
RI a r. quality dried to. ~, -.lllu. At
from lt y" IN rrut~, ANT some extra Iut,
az ADJ
hca4,-yniipw eyes. are worth ~ to
Az ami ~otn- hand picked Irt, ! tu rrr
bush. extra pca h.dm~ . ~ 70 rs com
mon lump Anb ~olid butter come, tn plenty.
and ,hc hgnr,~ We should make for Il f.r
thc past wrrk would he from So to s. coat.
ftr Euvi sweet article but real extra
article ~ lump " ,carcc aud would sill At
4 hi II price
Poultry chickens have ~o'l a, from 10
t. ~ cents per pound. AMI turkies at fruIn
Up to II and ~ cents agrnrMu. NJ quality /.
geese from ~ cents tl ,pl lul >agng !ot~
~ p eggs, ~ ,p B. rcn', small frt.. h
iuts have tak.n the lattrrpri,e
Hay loose has ~ the trst quality Has
~nic ~ frnG. s, A. ~ s4u.0r. RuL infcr!nr
qualities ~ NON I. op ;o Ie. ND And ! ~
per ton loose straw is worth from o. Ia
roo oat~ arr bringing from Gp 70 III cr..
and good barley >r.!~ az from - Ia 4 cents
per hu>hcl
P.Iator arN settling a. about ~ cents,
bat very fyw coming Ia rnuui hogs. 10 To-
~ cent?.
The above pHc,~ arr pnli Id pUr narA~t
for produce from cuuRrry tram,
Dry hard wn,I +, worth frnm 1.yn H.
7.5n per cord; III, an do.. rrom UU w.
500 coal ~ ~ tu 20 rs and II HAD prr ton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

WUAl ~ cry PERSON NEEDS /. some
remedy inr hAbisnui Costiyenr., IL Womb
a'lvt-e MI tllo-e who are troubled Nth Iysurp-
ia. p-t.,eass~. iiis-. Biiiiou-nrs-. Head,chr
an iiTn tf lhiigr-tion to u-t DR.. IIAK.
ri >oN'> PEkI>rALiII LO/ENtIE> '.-
ELl>iiA iiUSrriNGrON. NJ. D.. Ex-Licut.
GoNcrnSr ot Ma--achu.etl.. For aie at Ma 1
Tr.m"n. Temple Boston, by r. H,RRI-
son 60. Proprlctor. and By all u ruggists.
Nailed ioT 30 cents, qu,'sJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

MrHDEE or woMAN ~ BosfoN.-
''RuA Din IT." Another murIcr occur
red in Boston last Saturday at the
quarter known a. the North en-. tie
perpetrdfor being young rough, and
the principal cause beiLg rum. We
copy the account:
II aFlsars that during the forenoon
OF Satur'fatsro women, name.I.---
Collins aud Catharinc Riley, residing
In opposite tensments in ">tone Yard, :"
rear OF No. lUOCross street. had nigh
wofded dispute about the matter of live
cents. which Mrs. Collins had bora.n>
cd Of Mrs. Riley, and which had not
been paid according to promise. Two
or three "spats" occurred between the
parties, and about one O'Clock III tile
afternoon, Gehrge Galiins, about
twenty One years Of age, and son Of
the borrower of the five cents. came
home nnder the influence Of liquor, and
upon learning OF the difficulty between
his mother and Mrs. Riley, he became
highly lncensed and threatened ven
gcance upon tn. latter. Followed by
his mother and sister lie crossed thu.
yard and entered the premises Of Mrs,
Riley. Immediately upon entering the
room the angry dispute was vigorously
renewed by bo,h parties, and the two
women, ~ho were principals in the dis
pnte. chnched. when George interfrred
and with knife stabbed Mrs. Riley in
the right breast. INJECTING wound that
terminated fatally In les, than ten min.
utes after the blow was struck.
DIR. Mighill was in attendance soon
after the wound was inflicted, but could
render no service, The Young murder
er was arrested in his mothers house
soon after he committed the deed, and
subsequently was lodged in the fombs.
to wait the result Of an inquest on the
body of The victim and an examination
in the Municipal Court,
The deceased was widow. and
leaves two children boy ten years and
a girl OF seven. She was ABOUT thirty
five years Of aye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
tn GALAXY
FOR 1870
GREAT ATTRACTIONS,

- KIT hrADt Nc, tpAAED-
llIiAEb NEN>I WHtfI
ANiHp\i TRptLOFE. II TIN
M NEtit' fAENL opDNi\.
pit ) ( hAIlpN. i'4t ll.Altt.p
-tas Nv tse L=4a.ag ~ iers W IA. t
tfH~I-
tut fdUk,LLF - Hlo FLAcE. Car..
- '''.at sorry "ii continue 10 49, l-4t NV.
t's', Y, ~ "li'Ny the greater pagt j I4y s.4
$50 Ptrt tifnt D. now r,.,d, la boo, ...4fo i
A,.l o ar"s ire "iin th~ Gal4Ns 10. I-1J VI M.
800 '''' 's.,ul's >.,,'r''t''1 ps.-.
4 NtN , lpRf BY MIR EDWAkD~. alitt.r
I'LL MI. . 1g,1,n4, s.eson i-aor,ns lct.nen
"o'ehst- 40" "uua. n "a" Lug4sn language.
ANTHONY rHoLL6ir!rh u" Nh r,r... ..-
,' '.t',I t"'e''' IN which he ~Hi work al ca
FOURTH
fAhkt GOODWIN. crr-oi the ablc-t sl Amen.
can ~ntr.- atu lsini.ha ,,.tr, oi uo.,i,Jttt
4't'le- \" hls'one.i /, ;,a.DJset--
=. M r. INT WnlrA VIII continue n-
e.l'it q lni social e-snse
Jr,rtN Sic, ,Hi IN Il.
htth r sl-th 81 tne k'titpriai san aad Viii c..u
"'o4's re-ni'rly to tae .liaNv
Ten YEARS N ROME giving An ,n.,l..of,h,.
rs" 81 the Roman tathUllr tnut5h IA 4 l,f.
-, r. ie''A-ue' vi" he noteworthy ser-- ID at
EIIHlH.
I'M = !ENiIFiH ARTICLES wilI be prepared
lusi.t~. "
- NINTH.
HE EbITDRt ~ STAFF ri the GALAXY i.
-" very TAI X aul lla- u ta4 best talent en-
sase4 On American periodical literature
w nave arranged Tor very heeral clubbing
LEI ins with other leading periodicals.
sample copy vii be .ent u receipt of25 cents
rfioe. " cents per number, ESQ ler ear
.for IS tie time Ia Subscribe.
The Galaxy Is the Best of American Magazine
SHELDON COMPANY,
S'oi As 4 so Broadway, New \ ork
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
Twenty-Five Years Practice

Ia the Treatment ~ Diseases incident " ""''es
has nIsced DIR DOW al the head OF all phys'eiaa'
making such practice speciality and shsoivs
him 10 guarantee speedy and per"inehf r"fe :"
The wsr., cases Of supp.cssion aud all "thef "ee-
s,rrsi Drrange,asnts. from wha'ever eanse. ="
,ctt.rs for advice must contain ~. once NO.
tSDI,Tprr >rRSEr, BOSTON,
M -Isosr,i furnished 20 ,aosc desiring :" te
main under treatment
IL az, $50. -spsu ,. lfFst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

have been $50 admitted, "a males and
~ females. making the whole number
under treatment 4S9.
One hundred aud fifty two have been
discharged. leaving in the Hospital on
the oof Nov 1869. 337 patients. or
those discharged. sixty eight we,c cur
ed improved Is; unimprovcd "a. Twcn-
" three males and nineteen females
have died.
With one or two exceptions the nuSn-
Der discharged and improved i larger
than any previous year. The per cent
OF death, i bc,ow the general average.
Or those who have dicdssI had passed
the meridian Of life. and on. had passed
four score wears.
The Hospital hsS been III operation =
little over - years. during which time
$500 patients have been admitted: 3i72
have bccn discharged, Of whom, iitl
have recovered; 6l7 improved. s65 IN
improved. and 57s died. y
a Committee of the Maine Medical
Association visited the Institution a,
the request ofthat Association. and their
report is given in this pamphlet The
committee SAYS
"The committee made a very thorough
aud careful examination OF every H.
partmcnt. and feel confident thew can
place before the public i true statement
a. Ia Il. condition aud management. -
I'VE ID chccgiully -ay that uur State
Asylum i, a. well managed. at the
present time, a. any similar Institution
here ever visited"
Tho committee closed bl advising ia
system Of muic active cmplo, mcnt tor
that Has who are mildly insane" A.
idlenc~> j. not conducive to sound mind
az ann timc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

RtM,EN ,nLr tm,IN ~ C,RctAsrA>-
riN EyIpE>cE. The recent convict
ION IL John A. Mnnroc. Tor murder. IN
-. John. y H., was tuc Ia a most re-
IHatkablc chain Of rircum~tanliai eyi-
dcnCr. The remains Of the victims.
mo,hei AMI chilli. were discovered IN
the woods ID lonely PLACE ten miles
from y. John. ncarlvSh year after the
murder aul consisted III only Tie
skulls roll 81 hair few bones and
portion, M clothing. The ~'rlctcst
search. aysi most careful inquiry for
weeks farlcd - discover the disappear-
aucc Of a woman from any fault, ca
miles around All was shrnutcd n
mystery. >u,tIculy Aaukman rec
Objected ha,Iu. twice cArripi Woman
and child IN bis t4,N "a thc vicinity u
whcfr tho REMAINS wrrr found. eleven
months before, accompanied hy John
\. Muuro". au Industrious architect.
whose reputation haI always Ic-uu-
tovc ,u~piDon Investigation dis
closed tue iA,t thar MBuruc hAd hern
intimate witha young -!H IT ( ulcinp,
named Susan VI. Wall. who haI borne
him chI.d IN February Of HAT Year.
a'ri shortly aftcrN Wards suli ri,c house
~ which wv had lh,iAu Disappeared
Thc harkmau testified that U- carried
Munro AMI Mr.. Inrhr. 4ud ch.hi
% ihe vicinity 81 thc murder. ou the 20
ami again On tile III WI pCt. !-GU. iAAt
ibc latter tuc thc party .ut cat NJ TIC
mack ~ walk short distance tp lhr
hou,r Of - r,-,s-ts- S4ssA -S$anruc came
back alone IN about half an hunr, AMI
Nunruc then engaged hun 10 carry the
lady : trunk from The Union Hotel to
tile Boston steamboat on the following
Monday. where the la.ly wouli ~ tab
cu hs tile f,lrnd, At whose hou-c h. hal
len her The sister, uf Mr.. Vail. vii.
suppressed -hc Wa leading a life Of
shame 40 s1nic unknown place. ilenti
hcd tAr remains hv the AAir. teeth AMI
scraps of clothing. while . pvicc Of
latteucl lrAd found With tho remains
OF the chIli. Was recognized 4, having
formed part of i truss mair by Ms
Walls sister for slight rlpturc With
which the child was barn. Tue steam.
boat warehouse wA. ran>l, kc,,, The
trunk ~ Nr-. t.aTAe caItscd 10 tue
b,,at ~ tie haCNupu a. ordered was
found, and IT, contents AZ once recu.-
n,ze,. a. belonging 10 Miss Vail. M
merou- other circumstances cam. to
night ~licl served 10 connect tAr links
IA The evidence, 'illl n complete chain
"a, formed. against which Munroe's
counsel could only offer the previous
COOL character ofthe prisoner, and an
lsai for mercy. Il ~ot.ti seem mys.
lsriprs. hai for thc existence Of an
u,cruIIn- Providence. that Just these
portions uf ilr remains wete lelt undr-
yourcd by tine clements and wIii beast,
that "crc needed 70 cnlN iet the ieur-
. dercr. Hat these boen carried away.
and al the rest femsineds i /, probable
thu crime could never have been .iga,.-i
10 IL perpetrator
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30

~The Governor and Council have par
doDed Waiter 5. Warehouse Of East Ma
chias. now serving two years sentence
in the State Prison. Waterb use is in con-
sumption. and il is thought be viii not liv.
until the expiration Of the time for which
he was sentenced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30


are quite the reverse Tho Tenure OF
Office ac.as It how stands. two sections
Of the original act u March 2. 1867 ~.
pcsied. and in lieu an amendment. pass
ed last April. has 50 modified the old
law that the President l. no Ionget re-
quircd tn give any reasons for suspension
of any officer.
A. two bills have already been in.
troduced in Congress that have for their
object, diminishing of the jurisdiction
OF the supreme Court, word on the
matter may not be uninteresting to your
readers. The advocates Of tl.cse meas
urc> claim that the judiciary should have
nothing to do with what are deemed bv
the Legislative branch Of the Government
n political Questions could bc defined,
or in other words. ii LAWYERS cunl,l
agree to auy boundary foi this class oi
legislation. their would be less d.rnger
in the indulgence Of an experiment OF
this kind But the tact j. they cannot.
and whenever we begin to say what
class OF laws are political. aud therefore
not subject Ia rrNi'ion by the couits.
" o j. 60 say where their cnd shall be
There j. bound TO hc strong opposition
Ia the passage ot this bill. fur this one
reason. Il no other that thr time inay
come when lhr precedent sought 10 BE-
established l. lhr-c hill. will be dan
grr"u> a. fle liberties ~ the people. II
vii Toe cnntcndcd that the judicial de-
par,mcnt should be left free to interpret
pronounce, audcxccutc every law in The
enforcement a; right. and ~ the redress
"fwrrng- tnr If not. some other depart
mont. OF tar Government must u.urp
tbs power III oulcr 10 command obcdi-
epce to the LAW, aud jthout obedience
Ia the laws. there can be no srrurii, to
life. liberty ~ property. NJ remark.
>ass Judg. Story l. better iotiudri in
human experience. than that Of Mon
fc.quieux. Wien Ic- ID d ..lAerc j. no
'tbrrg. il The judicas! powls~hr nor
separated from the legislative aud eS-
,...,,iyc n,u.r.~
/, !. vcli y, ,c,,,,,l.sr ia, ~. IL.
dom AZ an y,y.rn,n,n,. n,l !, ,hc
lu,v al a., Ic,.i.l,,;,c ic..,r,,n.nt =,
nal. ,h. t,. ,,t..t.. a.. r..,,;,., 4.
.t.,,l 40. .A~ t ~,
sr5,.;a, - ..
80.
Il, 49,. IN ,. $50, Co.,
-. ,.u
49,. -, .h.,h.. ,h ri,,, 49,.
.,1
.:..... t,,. ~, ,.u;t,.
f;' /,
.,,. i..., ,,,......A
........
ILL., 49,. ...... ..,.
Tt...,....,.it ''l ,m
...tt. tn.t
-r..;,.- .t. 49,. l,..
..-...... .......,. -,tt b,......
.ti..., .,t,t ,t 49,,
.,t ~
\. ~, l,,,
w., ~. ,.,,.. .l,,,,,,, H.. ..,,,,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-30
Tavern Stand For s Ia

TUE well Known stand called the American
nous 10 oth Is offered fpr sale TIE
location I, The b Il IN the city and the PATRONAGE
bestowed upon It has always been liberal All
uie business must Of necessity Increase IL the
laturr' 10 one a. quainted with the business and
ah" II disposed TO accommodate the puDlc no
pettei chance Offers The reason OF selling is
nave beeh IN the business long enough
IL me mouse Is not sold, it III be closed a. a
notice. fN''I1'
Ellsworth, Nov. 18th 1889 BgxI I Ttxurp