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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-04
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD

| BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAs
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
n WINTER Arrangement, commencing on MOS
FASsENGER TRAINS leave Worcester: +
por Boston, at 20 exp, 7, 925 exp. ana 945 m, an
The i2o and $40 and rs trains start from ii
lover all others from the upper station,
Ashland at 100 and 9.45 a nj, lao and 800 pm. i
For South Framingham, 42O, 100, 9'lj, and BIS n
For Milford, at 90 and 925 m, LAO and s.4Opm.
E For NStiHR. at 7Ge and 945 M 4O and 500 m
and Brighton at 100 and 945 m, and 500 n. Pau
train to Natck and there change to the saxonyi'a
train, which leaves Nack twenty-seven minutes atel
The APO m train runs every day except MOI day;
| Others every day except Sunday -, - ....,. Y
sunday express from Albany leaves the lower static
Sunday Mai leaves Lower Station at 2SO A. M. ono
TRAINS eave Boston as follows:
For Worcester at 500 ZOO, $50 express, M 100,
For New York, via Springfield $50 exp. M 400 ex
New YORK, via Norwich, 80 exp. pm.
We sS To6 m ia isS ~ ssB $50 exp pm
SSogtthyiiIe, !.S0 M l.S0, 4.$0 ppm.
Ashland Zoo N, L i8o, az Gs o. 80 t exp. pm
South Framingham, 500, 100 B.Sb exp. a m, I.30. @
Exp 200 exp, 400, $50 exp, 800 $50 exp. 900 exp
Natlck 100 10 m, 100 2l5 400, 500 $780, 800 s45 pr
SaxOnvle, 1000 m, 800 pm.
Milford 100 go exp m 2l5 exp, 43O exp pm.
| Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 D M stopping at
| Newton, South birmingham, Worcester, West BROOM
| field Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New York a
| $50 am. C. o. RUSSELL, Sup't Springfield 4
| A. FIRTH. Asst Supt Boston.
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Leave Worcester tor Albany and Way Stations (acco
mOdatiOn) at 6.35 nj
Fer Springfield and Way Stations 6S5, 800 am, and L.
| pm. a
For New York and Albany texpress) 1905 m, and q.
and 1875 New York Sunday mail leaves al TO- O5 q
NJ. Sleeping cars will leave Springfield for Rochest
| daily, connecting with 4.30 IN train e
Leave Springfield for Worcester at co. lis. II 80
| l'45 exp, 400 exp. H. Albany Sunday express CT
m. Sunday mail 1925 a m (Nionday). 8
RAILROAD CoNNECTIoNs-At Albany with the Nc
York Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson Rivy
Railroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Huds'e
| and Boston Railroads. AT State Line with the Houso
tonic Railroad. At Pittsheld with the Pittsfed as
North Adams, and Stockbridge and Pittshed Railroad
AZ Westhed with the Hampshire and Iampden Railroad
AtSpringhed with the Hartford New Haven and SprlTa
Held and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer WI
| the New London, Palmer and Wimantic, and Bechit
town and Amherst Railroads. At Worcester Junctl e.
| with the Providence and Worcester Worcester alo
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads ID
G. o. RUSSELL. Sup't. Springfield,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-04

"Now is THE WINTER Of our his.
~ content made glorious summer" nv nslny
Clark's Water Proof Polish Backing s
d~ deoptf FLETCHER a KETT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
RtroRr OF REVENUE COMMISSIONS,

REPORT OF REVENUE COMMISSIONER
he report Oft the Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue shows that the receipts from
all sources for 1871 exclusive of the direct
tax upon banks aud deposits of national
kauks were Sl44.0il.l76.
II Is estimated that the receipts for the
current year under the present law will be
ll35 900 900.
The number Of di-tillecie, registered i
SIP. including 1.li t?l fruit di,tilierie>
producing 5S.5'6.ii6 taxable gallons The
receipts from spirits Tor tn. year ending
June 30. 1871, were siG2Sl.SiS. The
amount of tax received on fcrmented IL
quors. at ona dollar per Dbl. was s7.l5a.-
40. an increase over the previou. ycrr.
which i due {" the increased attention Of
A>-e ,>ors. The receipts from tobacco are
Sj3.5.s. 031. an Increase ofoycr 81 225 n. ~
which l. ow ing 10 the effectiveness Of the
new law requiring stamping before remov-
al rom the place of manufacture.
III" believes a uniform rate OF taxation
would cffectnally stop all frauds in the to-
bacco trade and recommends taNiu.s tnbac-
CO peddlcrs. lie also recommends a spec
ial tax of 500 on all persons selling raw
or leaf tobacco To other than mauuiactur-
erS or regular dealers in quantities H..
twenty-five pounds. lie also recommend.
ab'ttllfNf ~ ffftfflsfi ware nous
-. He .a3--..Iis the present stvlc Of
stamps u>.a. believing them not ca,il,
counjcriciir,l
The total amount received from con
promised revenue eases during the wear
Wa s6ls, ~ /; total value Of seizure. s.i5l
go. lie recommends the abolition nr
stamps on canned meats. fruits.c,c. aud
request, Cnn.rc- -ionaI authorization iar
stamping large amounts Of forfeited iahac-
CO held hv government in urier that il
may hc sold
Owing TO congressional omission to
authorize the remission Of taxes on shin
builders. he has ordered -nch take, 10 n.
collected. lie recommends some noIjfi-
cations of the law. relative TO the cullcc-
tion of taN">. Imposition Of fines. etc. The
I report concludes hy stating that two hun
drci and thirty accounts 81 "x-cnllcctur-
81 revenue are >till open. one hundred and
fiitccn OF which have been placed In the
hand, OF attorney, tor suits against boud.-
men ofthc dclinqueui,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

REPORT ~ THF COMMISSIONER OF Pm
>ioNS This Report ia full of interesting i'm
formation A. it, examination shows. We
learn that there were upon the pension
roll. June 30, ISL, 20. 49, penioner~ of all
classes, the aggregate amount of whose
I'an,ions was So SOL - 90 Ofthe number
receiving pension. Classified By rank. there
are Major Generals; II Brig. Generals
lJ6 tolonels; 30i Leut. Colonies; pol Ma
jor>: ISIS Captains; Is3s First Lieut.; lls9
second do. and 1896 non-commissioncd
officers and privatcs
The number who have lost limbs in the
service aud are now on the invalid roll Is.
l. both arms and both legs: zoos one arm
30 both arms, 4.G27 one leg; - both leg.
q one arm and one leg. Total ga.
There are now no revolutionary pen
Ni"ner, on the pension rolls, The number
"i clam, on which action has been had. of
those of the war Of 1872. i 10000. The
number Of claims Of this elias. awaiting
action 2i07i
The Report gives mas, Of statistics in
regard {" the operation of the several pen
sion laws, and the number aud character
u those receiving the benefits Of these
laws. which our space does not permi, Us Ia
extract al this time. but We shall return IA
it again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
The Presidents Message.

We give below. although rather late
some of the comments of the press on the
message
On the whole. this Message cannot well
have any important influence in shaping
the legislation of Congress nor In forming
public opinion upon the subjects it dis
cusses. Yet. it will ALLEVIATE few or none
OF the President personal supporters, and
will strongly confirm the conviction of
millions of people that he Is safe. honest.
prudent and patriotic ofiicer.-Evening
Post.
On the whole, we find much more to APP
proyet than to condemn in the Message. and
believe that ii will be favorably regarded
| by large majority of the American
people. Tribune
President Lincoln always went directly
to his theme; said what he wished 80 that
he could not easily be misunderstood, aud
had done with II. President Grant has
thus far done the same. The message be-
fore rs is no exception to the rule. II i,
| simply plain. straightforward. business
/ like document Tor the people.-Mercantile
/ Journal.
The humane tone pervading his address
/ is one of it, chief titles TO high praise. The
message Is short. and therefore no Ameri-
can should fail 10 read IL. Without the
T rugged hom.liness and quaint power OF
I Lincoln's addresses, il still appeals 10 the
common mind in it, plain and pcrs picuou,
1 treatment Of important national measures,
/ and. on the whole. may justly be consider
/ ed a model state I,aper.-Boston TfIRscriJs.
1t j. certainly good message short.
/ clear. sensible decided and patriotic.
/ There T. not "A bit of demogaguism In it.
/ A. he said he would have no policy to en-
4 force against the will of the people. 80 he
/ declares that what is the wish of the peo.
/ lle made manifest in their statutes. he
/ surely viii enforce On only one point do
/ we reserve full assent TO the message-h :
/ recommendation that the government take
/ possession of the telegraph. II NAV be
/ night. hut We still seriously doubt it
I Hartford CoHrlHf.
The above viii give the reader a fair
idea ofihe views Of leading journals on the
message.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Report uf the Postmaster General.

The ordinary revenues of this DEPART
mrut for the fiscal wear euliu, .Iun,. 10
ISL we're $40 O3- 0l5 ~ and the .xpeudi-
tur..> of all kinds 81 800. l0ius
The increase Of revenue for the year 1871
over the wear 1870 was sl.l5. .Ga,..... Or
. 10 per cent. and tie Increase Of ,Nprn,ii-
ti.rc. 81. oil a,;5. -. or 4 - per cent. show
Ing a net increase in revenue of SIG ,Dl =
3. The increase in reveuu. for th.. year
1871 over The YEAR lssg was 81 20 so ar
lj-1 p,.r cent. and th, number Of uackns.s
of ,.n.tage ,tarup, lost in III. mail, durius,
the year was six. representing sa5s aud
of slammed envelopes three. repre,-utitty
s5l 20: being much les, than thu. losses
from similar d-lnouencies in $50 and prc-
y.ous wears.
There were in the service Of the depart
npnt ON the Both OF June. ISL -1>,i con-
tractor. for the TRANSPORTATION of IN. mail.
OF mail roui., in operarion ther,. wer, :
AL agyr.gatiu, in length exclusive Of
,neciI routes a3s 35g mile. an ANIMAL
TRANSFORMATION l0..572..9a miles. and In
annual cost sll 10 3gJ.
There was An increase over the preced-
ino year in len.th of routes III, miles in
animal TRANSFORMATION lO.j.7 rs miles and
in cost s6.4,,42. Adding the increased
cost for railway post of,ic. clerks. route
local and other agent a. siOt. $50. the total
increase in cost was Sl0i9.37s
The Postmaster General reneys his rec
concentration for re-adiu ,tment of the rates
uaiI for carving the mails. and for a l,ew
survey OF The most route mans.
The amount OF fines IMPOSED upon con-
tractors and deductions made from their
nav ON account of failures and other de-
iinou.neies for the last wear was s15 2j6 :
n and IN. amount remirted during the
same pcriod Was $40. org "a. leaving the net
amount OF fines and deductions s6J 1881.
The total number of new mail bag, pro-
cured and put into service was 81. 400 of
which 81 600 were used for the transmission
of printed matter and [. 400 for letter mails.
Their cost was $50 .0l5.
The number of complaints of missing
letters during the year is 1900. OF which
,oj. were registered and 254s unregistered
containing bonds. drafts and currency TO
the nominal amount of s4ls. 74s92. or
registered letters 659 were accounted for as
received at their destination. and only 2>3
have been reported As actually lost The
remaining cases are in the hands of special
agents for investigation. For violations of
the postal laws l23 persons have been ar
rested. of whom 81 have been convicted
and sentenced TO different degrees OF pun
ishment. and the remainder are in the
hands OF the Department of Justice to be
dealt with according to law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

WHtREA> Francis g. Arey. Joseph Arcy and
w Daniel &. kmcr-on. b. their deed Of mort.
: sgr dated .sth January. \. II. l~i- aud record.
~ ~ Hnnrprs krst.try Of Deeds Vol 30 PAGE
- conveyed to thr unIers gueI one undivided
hall pax 81 iiur certain tTAc'- parcel. OF III
land y tng VA the l.un u I,.ihain tn the County
o. Hancock. and tr-cTits,.i follows Ia VT =
tgfrt, Lu undivided hAtf par of /, tract OF lac
lYlus on the westerly side Of Mountainy Pond
containing tNp huudrri and =eVcnty-dVr acre, .
THOR" 81 lcss. >eroui. un1iv iiri half part II
Int Eumb-rrl ntty.tSu. ly4ng the east sld. pf
-lii MuuntAlnv Pond and containing one hum.
drcd and twelve more lcs- Both .al1
lot we're survey Ell and run ont for jesse button
b. the late John g b-Iuc, and marked '..Irs.
e Dutt1n.' On The plan Of said town. Ihir. one
Huilhiica hAlt part Ut lot numbered .ixLy -on.
vurth -trIp OF land west Of said lot mum brreh
sixty one AMI bounded On -aii Pond. Both .att
ipi and -aIl strip were formerly owned by Alex
lnjer Morrison, and contain one hundred and
ninety acre, more or less. All OF the afarr
s1id lots are The sane .-onveyed Ia a deed from
Am9ry OtI- Ia Daniel u. Hinrkey and ThOna.
kxrty dated December 5. i->Ii and Zee O raaaeh In
tie Registry Of Deed, Tor SAID Hancock 4 bnty
IN BnoA ll-. Pagr Ijl and are same premise. con
vct cd rs as ~ the -aii Francis q. Arry JOSEF n
Arvy, and Daniel &. Emerson, 2sth January 4
IL lets, Now. therefore, We hereby giye notice
that the condition IN sad mortgage Ia. been
broken, by reason whereof claim a foreclosure
thereof. MARY ANN uINtkIEy
fRtNk HiNCkLEY
SAMUEL II. Hi>,kLEY
DANIEL HINCkLEl,
Ry PETERS 4 WitsoN. their Attorseys.
Bangor. December L. ls.i $3.50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
The Prince of Wales,

The excitement in England over the
dangerous illness OF the Prince of Wales.
10 US 50 far removed from the scene. and
with notions 50 opposed 10 a Monarchy.
seems unnatural, seeing there is nothing in
the Oh raeter of the Prince to endear him
to nation. II must be, then. that il j. the
political situation which his desfh will
preclpiate on the country wh Oh gives IN
the alarming illness of the Prince sncb
impor ance.
Ordinarily the death Of member of the
Royal Family would be an event of national
concern, hut when malignant disease
fastehs on the person of the one that is
almost hourly expected to assume the
duties aud rcspo' siblities of the Throne.
it assumes position of the greatest i'm
portamee
AT the latest ccounts there seems no
roa on 10 hope that the Prince will survive
Lul lev days more
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
County OF Hancock,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Ellsworth, November. 1871 !
0rATEMENT Of COSTS allowed in criminal
~ prosecutions AT the October Term ot the su.
preme Judicial Court and Court OF County Com.
miSsioncrs, 4. ID. ISL:
ALLOWED nv COURT OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
state Y Edward Raleigh, before Ellsworth
Police Court, }jlo
Fred. A. Frazier, before Ellsworth
Police Court 5n
Edward Rdeigh, before Ellsworth
Police Court, Ga
" Isaac Emerson, before Ellsworth
Police Court. sss
JOAN llarer before Ellsworth Police
tourr, TO-
VIM VI. FOLSOM, before Ellsworth
Police Court, la
Peter Cain. before Ellsworth Police
Court, -lS
John Hammond. before Ellsworth
folicr Court. $50
" i-a7c Emerson, before sllssorth
Police Court, 7g
e. Thompson 8. salisbury, before Ellis.
worth Police Court, leo
Matthew l.. Ciough. before Ell-.
worth Police Court, "a.
Int Liquors, before Ellsworth ro-
licc Court. $50
$3.50 ''''''''t NNif'i' fltNNttln u
lice CONT G7o
" orray A. Tat. Ir., before Ellsworth
Police Court 49,
" Int. Liquors, before Ellsworth Pc
lice Court. 3a
" stephen D. Gray. 4 al, before Trial
Justice pavii wasson. su
4" John Parma n, before TRIAL Justice
pavii Wass"n, m
Jonathan stray. i al. before Trial
justice" 6. \. Sporort tss
80 hnos Barter before Trlal Justice
q A. ~poforl. saa
Lew, Best. before Trial Justice. I'll
\. >p"rnrd. uao
Nancy Dodge. before Trial justice
Wm. H. rIisbury. 500
Nancv Cln~.on. lcisre Trial Justice
VIVA. III ftllshury. Gas
ALLOWED Hr SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
state John uarcr before J Court n "a
'' Lyi,a ". t'rsy. before :. j. Court, y -
D." SANE. before :. J. Court. 70 -
NIln Morse before :. j. Court - "a
William 7 npwi. ais. before : j.
Court, n gs
jonathan q. rrc,sey. before ;. !
'aurt, }, .,
~ar,-. hciorr = J Court. L, :,
orras ;. Tan IT,. before ; D.
Court. Isg
1ham4.J Holmes. bsforc ; } Court 10 o;
nssit uar.ien. before : } Court. ). ;.
samue, Il. Hollis. before ) J Court. ST -
IrurSc ,ionsh. before :. J. court - G..
~am-. brior- :. J. Canrt $40,
tiEn .. sargent. before : J
couri. n %
Melvin q. joaquin. beror~ J
Court. II .
I,4uafu h. fare Cour. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

work. discourses sweet music on the piano,
accompanying it with a well cultivated
voice, and is always neatly attired and
ready to receive company. Long may
she wave.'
TRUE STORY"
The tale with this title in reference to
Cranberry Island. excited considerable
interest here. The description is supposed
to be correct. As TO the supposed super
natural appearance, 1t is shrewdly con
jectured. that the Colonel worn out with
loss Of sleep and watching fell into a
doze" As he went along. aud saw 1.-The
| girl" in dream without being aware that
he had been mapping" HAL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

The adoption Of the postal telegraph and
post office savings bank systems Is urged
The Postmaster-Gencral renews his rec
concentration for the repeal of the tracking
privilege. a utterly incompatible with an
economical and vigorous administration OF
postal affairs" lie also favors the postal
card clause in the new postal code, and
recommends the increase of the salaries OF
the tire" Assistant Po>tnasters-General
and the Superintcndents Of Foreign Mails
and Money-Ortler system TO 81 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

THE toNiiTioN ~ mn PRINCE -
" tLis-MondIy there was little chaul e
ia the Prince. The symptoms, however.
continue A. alarming ever II appear,
that, with bri"i Interval. the Prince ha-
been unconscious since his disease set iu
The fr-t lucid interval he had was or the
BIRTHDAY of hi, wife the iir-t at December.
when he exclaimed ia "A natural tone OF
voice. This J. the Princess birthday"
On another occasion. just before IN re-
lapse. something was said IN hi hearing
abour the Queen. when ne asked. Has the
Queen arrived from Scotland, boz, she
know ! am sick
~amdringham Palace. the country seat
Of the Prince al Wales. and where h. +,
i'll. j. about 100 miles north Of London. in
Norfolk County. near a small place near
the shore, Of the North Sea known a.
hin. Lynn. which the present Lord
Derby Ia, - long represented. The place
was purchased by The Prince for an cx-
travIgant price aiter he was married and
on ii he has spent fabulous sums.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

REPORT % TIE SECRETARY 81 rIIl y A.
vr.-Ihe Navy estimates for the fiscal
year cndin, June 30. is1l amount to about
s2J.VD.ocb. over 81 40 900 lcssrhan for
III" current year. and over $50 90 less
than the appropriation made by Congress
The Seer tary recommends that the grade
OF commodore be dispensed with. and amer
This grade has llpscl by the death. retire
ment or promotion Of the present incuui-
hrni-. PROMOTIONS be made To grade OF
Rear Admiral a. vacancies occur from the
lit of capt aims. and that a further decrca-e
BE- made Ia I'll 'rr> by Increasing the ca
det-hip term from four 10 six years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
The Boston Journal on the Railroad
Controver " in Maine.


Controversy in Maine.
The Boston Journal has column arti-
Gle on the controversy which has arisen
ia this state on granting State Aid to rail-
roads 1t taxes the ground that those
who advocate state and are in the right.
We rive almost the whole Of the article
below:
The poor showing of Maine in the cen
su> returns, n compared With other states
Mi-h fewer natural resources aud les
>rlI-rriian, popii.tfio.i hl> very naturally
aruu-rd the pride u tier people, aud uc-
cal tdrl The taxing of many reiro>p cctiNe
-lauce> with a y8cyt - the 4 -cuyciy OF the
cgii~..> fit tht> tate OF thi4r~ and. II pos
sih.c. the q, mcdy al>h. ih~ pnhlic spirit
cl ri iz-n az Naiue remembers that la
lS4pi " Ute population wa> 2ss aSi in
l>le So. -: 10 l>I1 so 7.B 80 $50. 81
1863 . ~ 1863 6sS 10 ia 1870. 63b-9i5. Ibu>
>hon IA a >tcIds iu rrI>c D.. the l'cr cent
= e Of ,pulatrp with each decade since
ISL ItY d, : -. Wlilr tor the ten YEAR
lyl.-ii.t- d ,N.i fe l~.a th"r. has hcru an
d tut decrease 90 / 81 souls Non. in
apparent SO i'ffH-,ion ~ TIA - figures the
cHizra aforesaid looks over ht> native state
ana BeIol l. Ntth,u terri;oria. liuit> s0.Upp.-
OtJ 4 larr ace, nt land. OF which les than
5000 40 are under cultivation. while there
,f,f.',,f.',, ,,,,l. ,,,.,.t,,ni,. u,,,h a..
Ordinary - cln ~ iIi!1.r. aud OF sustain
I4L a HopI IrIAl ntns times a. large a.
tha, npN N4,A.a IL borders. IL behold,
fI-.Itg. ia tar valleys ut il great rivers
a -'a uo. surpassed tor productive capac-
ty iu Nv England: a wAtcr-pnwer alto
i'm, ar land ,.r.I ,.,.,,,, t,-a.,s - ca, h.,
r,ar-is4fy .~nior,.d f,,nro which ,hc rs,,c.
nth. fI-tI.e .reta .enusfru,.t,.,I. h.rh,,.
mn, -,f. r4n4af,.t. ,,d ....-...-1lt-,.
,n.re-tI wealth beyond ,nr,,,,t.t.o, ,hn
,,-... ti ,i.,b,,.... ,,,'I - :, -.
+. i... i,...-...,. I,,,.i..r.,,.,.3 III b..
iu-t5. 81 .l.I-.,.,u it..iIif,,.. f.t. l..,.T,..l
"a ttr...-,. and ....s..,. az land ...., ,,..,i
i.tal .6i- continent. cltn.tf. ~, -,
,x+-a-,,a. hos. All .,old IT,. h..t.t.t.,
ami l.lvi.orafiu- A.iIe,i 10 these natural
,ly,,ia.-.. /; las ~, ,,n,,.,,ll, h.r'j,, -
i,ralii.re1r ,,,n-,i,--t, scbnnI. 1',ii..'..-
church,. lltr.ri.. .h .rit,ti.. i,,S,;,,,,i,,..
hauL---;r, -n,rt ,u IN. ..,,,,l;,. ~.
evidence. arm. Li,i,.s, ri,-,it,s,5.r H.,
ia shit. of AIN th..-, e.n,Itiaf,. :, ,.,,-,,'lI
~ Jr.u:h nlr ,.f,tlsf, ,,Irr,. >, 49,. .or'....
aaJ i confronted VII tho to-,
,-..tr,s-,4.ls.,, in ,.,,.,I..i.,,' w,
de-ir f,i.ia7, Ia r-..',.,,.-I. tI,,...,r,r.. go.
-.Ai. pa-ll ,x-a..i. li.,u..j =,
,.,,,4 ~. ~ li.,-,.,. j. -..-,...: - T.
the c1u,e ana tho remedy. WI MAJ,
natural than IN The irn.,.r,,io,, ~, ~
search hr Uyhts pnan rbc "a. ~. -
nv .yt.e pnl,.. NAH j.. +, -, -,
ure responsible therefor. I.-tr..I H.. !.
cainpe1I.l tna>k Ii.da olic, - .,,,...r
on. fostering rnh,f, .,iI Ia ,,,,,,,,,,-,,,t.,.,
c.tcFprt>e> and internal iInr.rn,.,,,.,.,,
generally obtained twenty ,.,-. ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

We have received the poetic compost.
ton II pm friend at Seal cove. The senti-
ment of the piece is well. but there is little
poetry in it. However, soon we shall de-
vote one page Of our paper to the pubica-
ton of long list of poetic contributions
which are now filed away for that pur-
pose, and this will appear among the others.