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10 temo), mas c6lera que amor por Ia
humanidad. El consejo de la Interna-
cional, compuesto de hombres perte-
tenecientes a naciones diversas, en- la
que no es igual la situacion del pue-
bio, no puede tener una unidad de
miras positiva sobre los males existen-
tes y sobre los remedies que es posi-
BILE poner en- juego.
La International ha ejercido una
Influenza predominantc en- todo ell
segundo periodic de la Ultima insur-
reccion de Paris Conoceis mi modo
de pensar sobre esta insurreccion, su
programa y los actos que la han des-
honrado. Ell programa de la insurrec-
cion no encontr6 adhesiones en- Fran
cia, y Paris, por la primera vez, ha
permanecido aislado en- su movimien-
t. y ha sucumbido.
Por elin que tiendela Internacio-
nal debeis juzgarla y no por ell ndme-
ro de sus asociados. Sabeis tambien
como yo, que ninguna fuerxa es dura-
dera sino Sc apoya en- la verdad de la
justicia. Por este, la International esta
condenada.a desmenbrarse, y en- In
glaterra, su centro de accion, apare..
cen va visibles sfntomas de disolu-
ciOn.
Las teorias predicadas por los jefes
y miembros infuyentes de la Inter-
nacional son: IL la negacion de Dios,
es decir la base 1nica, eterna inal-
terable de vuestros deberes y dere-
chos; % la negacion de la patria y de
la nacion, es decil, del punto de apo
yo que puede serviros para resguar-
dar vuestros intereses y los de la hu-
manidad; 80 la negacion de toda pro-
piedad individual, es decir, de todo
estimulante para producer aquello que
nos es absolutamente indispensable a
la vida material. Cuando Ia propiedad
es ell resultado del trabajo, represen-
ia la actividad fIsica como ell pensami-
ento representa- ia actividad intellectual.
Estas palabras deben bastaros para
que podais juzgar que la Internacio-
nal no puede servir dtilmente vuestra
,usa
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Art. 11.-Los enviados de los GO

Art. ll.-LOS 0HVlaQOS u0 los 60
biernos extranjeros cerca de Su San
tidad disfrutan en- el reino de todas
las prerogativas & inmunidades que
pertenecen q los agentes diplomat
cos segun ell derecho International.
A las ofensas de que sean objeto,
Sc extienden las sanciones penales
para las ofensas contra los enviados
de las potencias extranjeras cerca
del gobierno italiano.
Sc asegura a los enviados de Su
Santidad cerca de los gobiernos ex-
tranjeros, en- el territorio del reino,
las prerogativas & inmunidades de
uso, segun ell mismo derecho, cuan,
do van vienen del lugar de su mi
sion.
Art. II. FL Soberano Pontf6ce cor
responde libremente con el episcopa-
do y con todo ell mundo catolico, sin
ninguna ingerencia del gobierno ita-
liano.
Por este Sc le da facultad para es-
tablecer en- ell Vaticano 8 en- otra de
sus residencias, ofcinas de correos y
tel6grafos servidos por los empleados
que eliza.
La oGcina postal pontifcia podra
correspondent directamente, bajo Pile,
go cerrado con las ofcinas de correos
extranjeros, 8 remitir sus propias cor
respondencias q las ofcinas italianas.
De uno L otro modo, el transporte de
despachos 8 correspondence timbra
das con el sello pontifcio sera exento
de toda tasa 6 gasto para todo el ter
ritorio italiano
Los correos expedidos Ell nombre
del Soberano Pontffice, Sc asimilan,
en- ell reino, los correos de gabinete
de los gobiernos extranjeros.
La oficina telegrafica ponti6cia Sc
unira las del reino a expensas del
Estado.
Los telegramas trasmitidos por di-
cha oficina con la calificacion autenti-
ca de pontifcios, seran recibidos y
expedidos con las prerogativas esta-
blecidas para los despachos de Estado
y con eyencion de tasa para el reino
Gozaran de la misma ventaja los
despachos del Soberano Pontf6ce 6
frmados por su 6rden, que timbrados
con ell sello de la Santa Sede, Sc pre-
senten 4 cualquiera oficina telegrafca
del reino.
Los telegramas destinados al Sobe
rano Pontifce seran exentos de las
tasas, puestas q cargo del destinatario.
Art 13. En- la ciudad de Roma y
en- los seis obispados suburbicarios, los
seminarios, las academias, los colegios
y otros institutes cat6licos fundados
para la educacion y la cultura de los
eclesiasticos, continuaran dependien-
do dnicamente de la Santa Sede, sin
ingerencia alguna de las autoridades
escolasticas del RENO.
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OPINION DE LA PRENSA
sOBRE Ell NUEVO MINIsTERaIO

Ia Epoca del dia 25 despues de
exaninar 10 que han dicho acerca del
nuevo gabnete, los peri6dicos mas
importantes escribe el siguiente arti-
culo:
En- los momentos actuales, 1nientras
podemos discutir con entero conocimien-
to 81 progFama quo hoy explanard en- las
Cortcs 81 Sr. Ruiz Zorsisla, co1lyisne con-.
'sgnar Il aetitpd De ID Prensa en- q Ga
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GAOETILLAS.

Errata importante.-En La Iista de
suscripcion publicada en- nuestro nd-
nero dltimo, donde dice D. Fernan-
do y D. Manuel Puig 100 pesetas,
debe decir D. Fernando y D. Manuel
Roig 100 pesetas.
RetratOs de la VfrRen del Carmen
De la imagen queesta en- la iglesia de
San Francisco ha sacado ell fot6grafo
Mr.. Saillot unos retratos muy buenos y
parecidos que Sc venden q dos reales
en- la fotograffa francesa, calle de San
Francisco ndm. SO. Sc los recomen-
damos q las personas devotas como
incomparablemente mejores que esas
horribles estampas que suelen vender-
s3 por aqu1.
Perros.-SAbese que en- Bayamon
otros pueblos de la Isla ha habido ca
sos de hidrofobia en- los perros; sa-
bese que en- esta ciudad hay mas per-
ros que personas: sabese que 81, 10
que no es NADIA diffcil, Sc propaga ell
virus fatal entire nuestra abundante
poblacion Gamma, Sc extendera ma
turalmente & la humana y habra des-
gracias: sAbese, en- fin, que cuando ID
policfa hace uso del ungiiento de Boz
livia, 10 que ocurre raras y contadas
veces, los amos de los perros vaga-
mundos 10 saben, POGO mas 8 menos,
con tres dias de anticipation, con Gu
yo dato tienen q los animalitos, padres
de la rabia, en- estrecha reclusion- -.
hasta pasadas las bOlas, que despues
buen cuidado tienen de dejarles fran
co ell transito de la puerta de la calle.
Pedimos remedio a quien correspon-
da ocuparse de un asunto que no por
parecer fdtil deja de ser importantf-
simo q la salud y tranquilidad del ve-
cindario.
obteniendo la compahfa dramatica del
Sr. Annexy en- Mayagiiez, San Ger
man y otras poblacioues. Segun We
mos en- los peri6dicos del primerpun-
to la Sra. de Annexy habia sido OBJ
jeto de una verdadera ovacion y Sc la
habfa obsequiado con una artistica CO.
roma de plata, hecha ex-profeso para
ella y con varios versos que Sc lie ha-
bian dedicado. Bien 10 merece la es-
tudiosa actriz. Nosotros nos alegramos
de que los esposos Annexy y sus
compafleros hayan hallado un pdblico
que sabe apreciar su indisputable me-
rito.
Carestfa.-Es tai 81 precio que ma al.
canzado la carne de vaca que hallamOs
preferible y mas barato conner galli-
mas, que al fin no tienen huesos tan
gordos como las consabidas ibras que,
sin embargo de hacerlas pagar 4 Is
centavos, solo Sc les deja adherida de
una nlitad q una cuarta parte de car
ne propiamente dicha.
A cobrar.-Como Ordenador general
de pagos de esta Isla he dispuesto que
por la Tesorerfa general de Hacienda
pdblica, Sc satisfagan a todas las cla-
ses activas y pasivas los haberes cor
Responsiveness al mes actual, obser-
vandose para clio el 6rden siguiente:
Dia 26.-Seccion q Gracia y JUS
ticia, y a. Hacienda.
Dia 28.-Seccion 6. Gobernacion
y e Fomento.
Dia 29.-seccion 8. Guerra y 5:
Marina.
Dia 2 de setiembre. Glasses pasi-
vas.
AL propio tempo he dispuesto So
las asignaciones de mate
rial de todos los ramos correspondent
tes al presente mes los dias 4 y 5 del
entrantc, debiendo concnrrir en- el
primero las Secciones II, 2. y 81
On 81 segundo las A., 5s, s. e
Las Administrators y oolecse
ees4aAs psssstxsssyrzssvv rs
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LISTA DE LOS SENORES
que han cOntribuiilo la suscripcion
NACIONAL PARA ERIGIR UN MONUMENTO
A LA MEMORIA DEL GENERAL PRIM.
Ptas. C6nts
Suma anterior. .... 8O4O 95
La Redaccion de Ell Progreso rs ..
Sumo .....-...".... 606d S5
(Continxard.
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ministracion de las propiedades ecle-

ministracion de las propiedades ecle-
siasticas del reino.
Art. 19. En- todas las materias que
forman el objeto de la presente ley
cesan de tener efecto todas las dispo-
siciones de las leyes en- vigor que le
sean contrarlas.
Ordenamos que la presente, pro-
vista del sello del Estado, Sc inserte
en- la collection Official de las leyes y
decretos del RENO de Italia, ordenan-
do a todos los que lepertenece, que la
observer y hagan observar como ley
del Estado.
Dado en- Turin, el 13 de mayo de
1871.
Victor MANUEL.
G. Lanza.-E. Visconti- -Venosta.
Giovanni de Falco.-Quintino Sella.
-C. Correnti.-C. Ricortti.-G. Ac-
ton.-Castagnola.-G. Gadda.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Three vessels are being repaired here
this winter. The Ada Frances. rrompter
and 4. NJ l..
LAUNDERING about the same usual.
Not quite 20 much kiln-wood. but more
stove wood.
We have three >tave mills. that man
ufac,ure the wood that was in former wears
supposed TO be good for nothing but to
burn brick and lime.
As the demand for wood grows les in
Rockland (as coal i extensively used NE
find market for our forest. the best We
make into clapboards. shingles and stave>.
and the balance we need to burn our
brick
The people Of Penobscot have cut
some valuable In Der into wood which
would be worth more to-day ION the
stump" than it sold for in Boston and
RocAland.
Josiah Varnum. Esq. has built on All
addition to his store and painted il
Nelson wardwell ha- thoroughly re-
modelled and repaired the old stand on
the corner. 20 long occupied by his father.
now deceased making ii one OF the most
convenient and pleasant stores in town.
Capt. Horace Perkins Ia, built store
2ixi0, two stories. and fitted up in good
>tylc.
Z. Il. Bowdin & Co. have built a new
building which believe they intend for a
store. although they occupy their old one
,Ii, winter. using the nea one a. store
house.
Monroe Wardwell ha- built 4 new
stable. and thoroughly repaired hi house
and ont buildings.
jaime, Smith has purchased the Ebcu
GIindls stand a, winslow's cove and ia
tend 10 maxi some improvements in the
Spring.
dist. No. II voted TO build school
house 3sxiO. II feet posted. There j,
much need Of better school house, "
town.
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The Nail says MIR. Asa Soule, OF Wa
terville, recently killed two pigs, one nine
and the other eight months old. the former
weighing as pounds. and the latter 4id.
1t is estimated that one hundred mil.
lion feet Of lnmber was cut on the Kcnne-
bee river In 1870; bnt that the product this
year viii fall OF one third.
e. & G. Minlken, OF Augusta, are
building q steam saw-mill at Shephard's
wharf In Hallowell.
james Walker. Esq, OF Bangor, has
bought the Basin Mills property, near
Orono. for eioo. 900.
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.


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v,,... n n s;oa a, wa,.ryi,l. vc.tcr-
IL. ., ,,.-. ~ was m. ar,, pro-
prietor Of the Zion, Advocate" and was
wticlv ,>,cemed in the Baptist deuonna-
ton
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-. e..a,a.,,. ,..,,n;,.t ~. warren
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gases
Read The artic'eoa fir~' page in regard
'@''''''' i''''o'''h P''''>'''' '''N'
Mr. \ Springer has closed her MILF
nrE Establishment.
-lhe new Tug Boat now building here
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Capt. J. II. Bunker. j. W. Wood and
others have purchased the Sch. Pacila
Brown Of Buckspor. She will go Bank
Fishing this summer.
Mr. J. W. Wood has a large store
here. and keeps. "a large assortment Of
most everything. He has crew In the
woods. getting out cordwood and logs.
Mr.. J. T. Salisbury is teaching
Dancing School in Young's Hall,-three
evenings in week. He also has another
school nj Hull's Cove.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

The Minutes of the NJ. Baptist Miss.
Convention. for the churches in Hancock
Association. have been received by the
Clerk. aud are ready for delivery. They
will be forwarded 10 the churchc, in any
WAY they may direct. Address the Clcgh.
"a; y. Sedgwick.
Mr.. David J. Allen slaughtered pig
lat week. eighteen months old. that turn
ed the scale 10 the tune of Gle lbs. Eath-
CT hard TO beat.
Hiram Bow den ha, sold his valuable
horse. together with Wagon and sleigh.
TO Rufus Stone of Bluehill. on private
terms.
Mr.. +. a. Snow has opened hi blacs-
smith shop. and put in a stock Of coal and
iron. and is now ready to attend to hi, ma
mcrous customers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Ar Court OF Probate holden At Ellsworth with
IN and tor the County OF Hancock, on the LIST Wed
nessisy OF D~cemiper A. H.. 1870.
0enj1min Lnfkin. Guardian Of Mary ?. bag
0gett. IF O-iand In said County minor-bavin.
nresente his frst accou { Of Guardianship upon
said minors Estate for Probate:
ORpERED:-Th the said Guardian give notice
thereof TO all persons interested. by causing
copy Of this order to be published three week.
sufcessivelv In the American, prinfe,l in ELL
worth. that they NAV appear nj Probife Court
10 b. h,li~n at lsucksport on the Thrill Wedncs-
day Of January ncxr, at TEN of the click in the
forenoon. AMI shew cause. II any they have. why
the saiUe should not be allowed.
3wal PARKER Tuck, Judge.
true copy-Attest: Gro. A. DYER, Register
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state Items.
The Ereain5 Post says that Illinois. in
some respects, has the best constitution in
the Union.
Ex-senator Wade. President White of
the Cornell University. and DIR. s. G. Howe
OF Boston. constitute the San Domingo
commissioners.
We notice that Charles II. True is
Quartermaster General on the stat OF the
Governor Of Dakota Mr.. True is q native
Of Litchneld.
The Kennebec ice companies are rap
idly filling the houses with ice, fifteen
inches thick, and as transparent rs glass
The deposits At the Wsterville Saw.
ings' Bank now amount to over $500. 900,
says the Mad.
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]. B. BRO M & SON.
PIG Commercial Street Portland.
lmol
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas Reuben Gragg Jr., late OF Ellsworth
County OF Hancock and sta'e OF Maine, by his
deed OF mortgage dated February 20, A. d., 1855
and Recorded in Hancock Registry Book l0l page
$50 conveyed to seth TisIjaie, of .aia Ellsworth
the following describeR lot Of land situated In
said Ellsworth. described a. follows: Beginning
on he road leading by John l.. Noore's at the
southeriy corner OF md owned by me; thence
Northeriy and Eastery by the line Of my lot forty
seven rods TO stake; thence South iour rods
pareilel with the corner OF said road: Themes
southwesterly parallel with the First mentioned
line to the road thence the road four rods 10
the fret bound. which sand mortgage hrs been
duly assigned 10 me, and whereas the condii ion
contained in said mortgage hzs been broken, now
therefore, claim TO forecl0se the same AMI Civ
this notice accordingly agreesby to the Statute
the state.
GEO. LULLUN
BY his Atty, A. z. DalNKwATER.
Ellsworth, Jan. 9ln, ISL. 3w5
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Orland Items.

There has been shipped this year from
the town of Orland. 81. 1872 dozen Of eggs.
bringing sl9,50o; l.soo pounds OF berries,
bringing $40; 300 pounds Of live fowl.
bringing 1910; 5000 pounds of smelts.
bringing 1900; $500 worth Of salmon !;
1900 bushels potatoes. bringing sll.alo:
about TWO and a half tons of butter. which
brought sl.50o. Leaving out the smelts
and sslmon. the farmers of Orland have
received through their sales. over s33. 600.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ArHoxI, One al INV daughters. who had
entirely lot her Noicc. was s1Vi-e'l by ir end
to u>e Fiji ow>' .ouP ,UNp SYRUP az NY
and one hour aiirr taking lac
fir,t ,lo.e her Nol,r WIS completely restored.
s. ARMSTRONG.
GreenhcaI, y. u T.. January. 1861.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. n. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. 10 State St.. Opposite Kilbv ST..
BOSTON.

a tTkR an extensive practice oil upward Of
~ Thirty years, continues to sscure Patents Ia
the United states also in Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, specifca
lions. Assignments. aud all other papers for Pa
tents, executed reasonable terms. with dis :.
patch. Researches made 10 determine the validity
and utility OF Patents of Inventions, and LEGAL
and other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims of any pateut
furnished by remltting one dollar. Assignee at ;
recorded in Washington.
No Agency IN the Unifed states possesses sp erio-
raci.tties for obtasaiag Pafeats ascertainia IT,
pracficdtiiify NJ iRceaii0ns.
All necessity OF journey to Washington To
procure a Patent, and the usual great delay there
are here saved Inventors.
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10. P. RowEL's COLUMN

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To act a. agent will receive p sample copy OF The
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book, enclosing 10 cts. for postage. To T. W
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Nj Millens Urann died very suddenly
a: hi residence in Suli an. the l0ih inst
Mr.. L. got up in the morning in his usual
health to build a fire. when he fell In tit.
striking his mead. As II is supposed. against
a chair, a. there was a wound upon the
head below the temple. He lived. AFTER
his fall. about three quarters of an hour
Mr. [. had been subject to fits for many
year.. Your contributor has not been able
To learn the exact age Of the deceased; but
% years is not far from being correct.
The school house in district No. /. In
sullivan was burned on the 18th inst. A
school. taught by Miss Mary Simpson of
;. was in session..
Cyrus Emery, Esq. OF Sullivan has
an alligator. which was brought from
Florida last spring. This novel pet. Mr..
E. keeps in the house this Winter. His
alligatorslip has grown but little. if any.
since he was brought TO Maine; and alp
parrently. has shed many crocodile tears"
for the more genial cline which gave him
birth.
w. J. Lord and J. b. Wilkinson have
entered into partnership, for the purpose
of carrying on the black smith business at
Z. Sullivan
Mr.. John Mills Of 81. John. y. b.. re-
| cited number Of poems at Milbridge on
the evenings of Monday. Tuesday and
| Thursday Of last week. Among other po-
| ems. Mr.. VI. recited the Lady Of Lyons
and ''Enoch Arden" all Of which were
rendered to the acceptance of those who
heard him.
The benevolent and public spirited
citizens of waukeag Neck and other To-
calities in Sullivan. Thursday Jan. 9Th. cut
and hauled TO the door of the Misses
White, wood enough to last them year.
and on Saturday afternoon they made an
onslaught ON the same, when the chips
few thick and fast till sunset, at which
time il was all manufactured into stove
wood. The ladies in the meantime had
been as busy as bees preparing a supper
having generously supplied the requisites
At six o'clock an excellent clam chowder
was steaming on the tables. After seven
ty-four had refreshed the Inner man.
the supply was not exhausted. After sup
per the rooms were cleared. and those who
felt so disposed ''tripped the light fantas-
tic toe" Messrs. Noyes & Hall. furnishing
the music. while others amused themselves
with games. &c. The company broke up
early. not wishing TO ''Reproach on the
Sabbath" as the old woman sand. Alto
gether it was decided success.
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cid 18th ship John harbour, chapman, Antwerp
ssraaes Mary aentlsy: tegh,orn, clsr. Mcconnell.
| schs Joseph " Fish, Gardiner, for Galveston; J W
| Natl md Leighton. jacksonville; \ johnson,
u urls. Washington; isth- sch A Paine, Jones,
nRIn.EroRr-Nr 9TH. .rhs I.sse Kcer,
eitche Boston: rerrapin. Wooster, Calais; George
| 4 Albert Mcdonald, Hangor.
Nkw HAvEM-A; .h- sch Marcellns, Rsmck,
NEW LoSDoN-Ar 9th sch Charleston. Coombs
Ar 10Th. sch : J Gilmore. Mcdonald parien.
Ar nth. schs torvo, Pickering. Rockiand for
New York II Prescott, Freeman from Tangier for
Ar I,th. sch seguin Davis. from Portland for
~id Isth schs corvo. and u Prescott
NEw ntpFoRI'-sli loth, sch Grecian. coombs
Linconvine
Kp- Tp<-tr iRh. eru Oracle. cole Etstpart
i2h hsrguc - 'ean r. sEie. Watgrhouse. Pensacola
brig Josephine. skinner Pensacola sch s.e,ifnrd.
- ne WnterpOrt lsih sch joachim. Kane, New
York 18th btrQue Warren n lieu. wilson. Gam
h,a wa - Vincent lnh, 81 jlhn griffin, coombs.
Pom Pit
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