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Wafrrlrn, &arinac unh &Gic.

500 SGiier Pr. 1, 2 unn 5 Diatrelsn, 1000 9atets gr
1, 2 uH6 3 WiG,relen, 100 gauSe uuo bGlbs 6diIer VI.
5 WafrclCn, b0O otto eahraoor-Sarinae, 800 Ditto
PotOmac sSdringc uro 200 ailtcn aus9eiuhten Y1ie
aui Eager uno sum Reriduie bel
AZ. =. SburB & Comp,
(Sunil9,t S) Wr. II, SpmmercsNr
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Ill Gin nettes crciiodiaes Saus an Susjom.
iira8e 81 @anton nit 3iinmern inb 8orrot ,%slotaI.
9tnf $1,000; bios 800 SdGrsabluna. Der 9teIt In icds
5abren. yiabgrgs burd 1bcmao y. WeaHon, Rr.
81, orb .Yonoirake. t245-6,
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TriTd,c SSaarcu.

grtisu, einien, ,3wstihen, Saiersriles, simburser
einen, Rbeinruciu, aud Roiinen, 9orintben, Msns
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Breiien bel
3puiS s.. Ncit s Srubcr,
tSi-l Gdt Der Sauppers uue & ami sni frass,
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frauSpGfd)cS,
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amrriinniihrs Wnlh INN Silhrr

gum bohicn BTeic 9ctOuit unb pertuuit.
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htoltdc, norollhc unO Deflthe 9antroten Ju ben
tcitcn YtarttprcIicn.
gGchiCIs uuo @Out gutueifun0eu lucroeu In allen
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g%tutaitrt.
Ser. Stooter StCucraempct nit Oit8iCruuss Dis
toutO %UclIGuit.
Httten uno ionfigc Wcrtbpaptrrs gu Ncu- Dortcr
Ratcn 9ctnuit uon
SarriiUu, Sppprr q Gump.,
Vr. %, Q8citr SaltimUuCnt.,
~tDfdBi9,i9) Dem ,Iib. sSutitutc" gcQCnibCr.
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. MarDl.= Snititntz Nnsitelnng

6it game Ginnabre bes senannten Tases 1T Fir
ben Siilisfono Der Shicaao'er Hotbiciecneen be-
itimmt. Brei. Nif'S Muiicorps. wel6es ihr bleie
@eIegsHbei. 10 seiiuis mar, ieine Dienite onSubieten,
ipirb Radlmitta9s unb abenbs eon5crtlren.
Wtit9lieber oes Sn%fiitutes uno Sepoiitoren fi1o er-
Iudt, fire 8ilete an oiclem Gage Hiht ~ aebrauben,
foubern, pie ane anocren, bic GinloBeebfbren an Der
Ibire Su beSablcn, nm baburt bic Ginnabme 10 9roB.
ais mo9lih, gu MAIDEN.
t2i4,6,Sl Cameo gpIiltQ, W0rliber.
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Der sross, portreiaid aus9 e~ftattete aeuer unter Der
Srpccition ocs IS orreiponocnten" 1T ioiort po5tfeil
Seisuna, Baicr uno Gas. Wian msIbe lid in Ssi
Srpsr, b, SSl, 1bS-)
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Dian. Glntnlu.

Die iebr 9eihidte Jtatb9eberin, tnuEbu ieber 8eit fiber
Serbdttniiis bes 2ebens, iiber Slid unS lln9liid ees
5bire Don Der geeititraBe. 90 Gents pro Berion.
nidt Al ipreben. i245-5O)
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On nrrfdmfcm.

Cine nit ieoer @ctbdits bequemlldteit eingsrihtete
Sdierei; Hreis $500, ODER lit Der @l9entbiiiner gpttz
lens, ciren attipen MID ternen Wionn init etipaS Qapiz
tai ats 9bellnebmer autiunebmea. Wian ~uhreIire:
n3afey" In Der |rpee. b. SSIatteS. (2l6-O
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NoHultiiu.
(2J1,4AH,lpl III. Ecu Stticr, Sctt.
Stunt Warnluub,
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StaNt WnrgIduO,
Niircan ScN StHHtSsS cfretdrS,

Slrcdu ocS StudtSzS cFretdrS,
annapolis, D. Elt, 1871.
2u NlIc, cuc 60 nugrht!
0itrutt iptrn bCiUHui rCWad,, tnN uUl'W @ouuCrF
Hcut riu NCQuGhtRuNGE0t'uh ttHQtTttdt pnrotu 1T
IN otnl lTOktliy bt5 Sta0tt5 BtPlU Srnut &iOih'
iuOtuu, iGrb.. lUrlhtr i'm &tuniuul Nryihtc TIT Die
StHbt baltimore lm Stgtuuuu GtImtuD 1870 be6
Sttbtabu5 utgTtngrt uUb 81 SubtBaucrUGir be ,uul
Is. iEChruQr 1872 utruttbCtlI luuroC,
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Dem 26. OF. 1874 ST &uotutihtituua upmctmcui
bio hUbtu iUrrbrn RrotCitc QtNCl tttltG WCiuh ungc-
bort ucrocu uub Die pttrtit,Hoc Erttuon nod Gem Or
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Dcrfan'mInnsssppf gu pcrmies

Gin eotal I'm 2. ctodperte ees nsuen @cbauoes
oes rs orreipopbenteH" poIlfdnoig fir 8eriamms
lursen cling sridtst, nit sispn fir t50-t75 Berionen
Gas &C., III BERN abeno, Menat ooer Sdbr billi9
&C. ~ osrinistben. Dian n,slcs fd In Der Espse.
ba. NI. l1HG-l
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LIN 81 brrfautcn.
Iii Gin Bobn9nus in Is beterfro6 c; g8aicr
IH0 otau i'm Sole. @ruuoihit IA bel 1879 Su6. @mnos
gins $3.50 pro SObr. SCSingunger: 500 SGGr9Clo,
Der 0teit aui lGRSc &crrliue.
9ierre IS. 5usan,
t244-9l glr. %, Ct. Baulitr.
SutcS HGpicr! 50SentS pro 100.
lin nit einCm Sorrotbe often BapierS a%uiSurdus
men, taiieH mir oaiielte bcutc iGr 90 Sts. pro 100
So9en al. Ran meloe lid IN ber Ssp. ,. 81.
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3n ~nerfnnielI.

Cine Siuser'ide Tdbmafhins Or. 2, nabeiu nru
itr ihpere arbcit pailene. Mahiutra9en III y4r,
2OS, Misamitbs, nabe NJ asiipmffrane. t24b-6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

graduated at the old School house, he says
he had an ambition for teaching; says he
taught one school; got the situation by
his brothers resigning in his favor; but
never taught another; was willing to
work. but toe proud to beg" have all the
pedagogues been on the begging list since
then? ] presume they do not think SO!
for many Of them alter their first School
have more applications than they can at
tend tn. | have noticed advertisements in
Ia the different place. the present Winter,
would II he begging to accept Of one of
those Schools But would ask would 1t
be any Improvement to take the power
fir ON the Agent and give 1t to such Com
mi ttec as Radical speaks Of? For he says
that Committee did not examine him but
told him to commence his school. Perhaps
the next board were more particular or he
also noticed the sentiment in opposition
to the new law. Brookin being the only
town reporting in It's favor. would be
glad to learn where our County Supervisor
got the report: For majority of the :. $.
Committee are not In favor Of the new law
and made no reply to his questions. and
am confident, that nine tenths OF the voters
In our town would oppose it. SO IL X.
does move to Brooklin 1t will be short
Job for him to shake hands with all the
new law men here. think II the County Of
Hancock Is to he revolutionized In regard
to the School law. It will take more than
one year TO do it, and will require stronger
arguments than those set forth by Radical.
BRoOkLINER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16
Taking The Census.

Tn looking over . newspaper q few days
since. my eye fell upon this precious bit
Of scandal" showing that the writer Was
either An Ass. or nb0rn to deceive"
An English census is = very difsrent
thing from an american. There are no
deputy-marshals to go about at their leis-
urc any time during the two or three
month, occupied In the enumeration.
Instead Of the deputy -marshals going
at their leisure and having their own time
to make the enumeration, they were re-
quired to begin and to end their '.takings''
within fixed days. They could no begin
In advance, nor work amer that time, and
instead OF having any leisure. they were
driven TO hire help to complete their cop
les, ssasOnably.
The time f0r making the enumeration.
had to be taken out Of tho very heart Of
the season." when labor commanded its
highest price. Then, it was labor Of the
most perplexing Kind. as We could fully
demonstrate. but for our '.iron-clsds. -
The most diligent, working from sun to
sun. could hardly earn enough in t,eo DAYS
to pay = haying-maa for one days moving.
fhs average per diem. outside Of the State
Of Caitfor"is, will fall keaQy el.5O.
Before. knowing what the compensation
was TO be. tine Deputies had accepted their
appointments. and were held BY e5OO.
forfeiture not to decline. In making their
copies. months job. for which they were
promised eight cents a page, II one was
ACCUSTOMED to writing. he might. from
breakfast tYe, till bed time, copy, and
verify, thirteen pages. Then, after spend
Ing the entire summer season himself and
horse. working on hslf-psy, and waiting
eight months, some have not received the
first dollar, none, but half. This Is Amer.
lean. Is it English:
As for 'red-tape." We. one and all. shall
abominate the sight Of It, during the rest
Of S9y natural lives.
We only WISH TIC writer Of our text. had
the whole census ITO take" for he would
1pd that All American census was not only
. dieersEt thing from an English. but
would curse the day he started out on hi,
mission as United States Deputy Mar.
shsi. Don't catch NE again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

Hanover Fire ms. COMPANY, Ny
This company has adopted the generous
policy Of permitting the insured to share
in the gains made BY Its skiif,,l and pros
porous management. Its officers have
taken this step after due deliberation,
which is justified by their success and the
thriving condition of the company. They
are underwriters Of eminent attachments
aud pr6kOhnd experience, and we feel
assured that the participating plan in their
hands will produce the best fruits it Is
capable Of yielding. Their Xentlemanly
courtesy and obliging promptitude have
gained them great popularity. which Is
equally justified by their high-toned princI-
pies aud the perfect rectitude manifest In
all their dealings. A solid proof of their
good management has been afforded from
year to year by the dividends. averaging
nearly i'oelme per cent. per annum. paid
to the sfQck-holders. This fact warrants
the insured 10 expecting ,i@ilsr peeppiary
returns from this company's participating
policies. and We confidently predict the
realization Of their hopes.
Z. g. RCRRILL, Agent.
Peters Bl0ck, EllsyQrth.
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One reason why SO many go to the pub
lie places Of amusement Is because most
families provide no home amusem .nts
Many families would thing the expense to
great II asked " provide the checker aud
beck gammon board even I" say nothing
ofshe billiard table and the bowling ALLEY.
These careful fathes, 80 very careful Of
the dollars and cents. exercise but little
thought n to where the childrrn OF their
households spend their evenings, or how
They might even deem IL useful to have
a billiard table in their dwellings where the
children OF both sexes coulA engage In an
innocent amusement, In good company,
away from the dsmOraliziug surroundings
of the more public halls OF the city or town.
The fault why our places OF amusement are
not always safe places to trust the young,
Is because those who frequent them, more
or less. not always "a OF course, are not
the most fitting associates for the young.
Both swearing and smoking Is . common
thing at these places and those who have
"Os ~p"sh~seSo suSDO A0oitS " III bOOO bC8uu
when placed In contact with those ~ho
practice both. II Is time. therefore that
the heads Of families should provide home
amusements for the members of their fam
lilies, and their friends. Nothing can be
more innocent than game OF billiards At
ones home all the members OF :hc family
taking part. while to visit the public places
OF such games, Is all wrong. So there
should be IN each neighborhood . bowling
alley, owned by three or four families for
the use OF their members, so that at suita.
BILE times. this healthy exercise could be
INDUCED In. But says some objcctor.
why not read, II is we'll to read, but II Is
. thousand times better to play these
games than to read the dime novels and
the new story papers. Most people read
enough, and work enough. and such occa-
sionaily need relaxation, and pleasure. and
they should have both.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

Letter neo Dsoehlan.
BROOKLYN Feb. Sth, 1871.
Mix. EDITOR IL noticed in the columns
Of the American" the remarks by Radical
onthe New Law" p Is termed lie Com
mittee instead Of Agent" Under the '.Old
System he says our schools have tagged
Jagged and almost died, aud the children
have had to be taken out, and put through
q course Of physic; no doubt children have
been sick while attending school, and will
be hereafter. whether the agent hires the
teacher OF the 8 Co,nmittee But II our
schools have been 50 miserable where have
our business men been educated. Our
Sea Captains" have made many success
full voyages and navigatel their vessel.
nom knowledge gained in "c0mmon
Schools" but still may be very much in
fault, and we may have been living in an
age Of darkness. l don't believe In con-
deming all that has been, because there
may be. . chance to improve. He says
any one should be especially fitted for
teaching; so they should. and how can one
better 1T himself for business than in
praeticing that business. With competent
INSTRUCTOR or in other words where would
you wish = teacher to b. educated, for q
Common School but In . Common School
as far as possible. There learning s.ths
first prlnciplss ~ on to psrfsction." Now
IS regards an Agents hiring particular
friend 9r . wife's cousin, to teach school.
don't the 8. $. Committee have any friends
that could be worked Into the sehoo, room
to advantages Let US see II there would
By any thing criminal In the. Agents pro
curing 'lss services q , distant relative to
teach ~ bis district. Suppose 4. being
Agent IN district No. |, wants . teacher
'or the summer term. and his Wits .sss.
ono cousin makes application ana o1brs
to teach for reasonable pay, he hires her.
y that sllf no; she must 20 bssbrs tn
Committee for sxsmiastioa, and Il thsy
md her qualified she gets her certificate
and proceeds to business. Co.,m,tt..
v's'es her School, Ands her ''up, and do,nr y
seheol psoGressing Anely, ousst,o.
should she have bssn nsgiseted Tor -.
relation to Agents wiief When R..,,..,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

JBv 10kK, Feb. !.
Shepherd o. essvsss, formerly Of BEL
fAst, and receseiy esevteesd Of larceny Of
money and bonds mon George ". Beck
more, hung himself 1t the Toombs prison
in this city last night, with sheet nom
his bed.
He LEFT letter directed to tine warden
Of the prison stating that be hsh been con-
vietsd By perjury and Conspiracy, cad
he'd no desire 20 live.
"Suicide In eonfessies." This seems
- be verified In Stevens case. His long
sccusatory letter Ia evidently the inspisS-
ttoo OF insanity or revenge. c0nspiPscy
such - he dstails would be too complicas-
ed 70 escape the detection Of counsel Of
~ ssspieion Of jarynen.
Dose0a Pos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

List Of Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Feb. 9TH, 1871,
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth A,sestess, BY WIN. F. Sea-
vey, Solicitor Of Patents. Sehvssts Block
West Market Square. Bangor. Ne.
No. Ill. sos w. J. Allen 4 J. C. Moody,
Brunswick. Shuttle Binder; No. Ill, 5lS
A. Day. Skowhegan. Clothes Dryer; No.
Illks3 r. C. Love, Augusta, Work-bench;
No. lli.&6s J. L. winslow. Postlsad,
Steam Heater; No. ln.eel WIN. Spear,
Cape Elizabeth, ReeAng and Tprling Sails ;
Trademark No. lls Butler 4 Haynes, Ran
gos. Composition on.
Whole number Of Passats issued 80 J:
Reissues, g; EEtenaons, 4: Designs q !;
Trademarks. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16
BACHELOR, HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous. does net con.
tain lead. any r,saiie poison produce paray.
sis or death Avoid the Wanted and deiu.ivs
preparations Boosting virtues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
70 YEAR, uniaruished reputation 10 uphold its in.
tesrity as the only Perfect HAIR Dye-Blaes or
Brown. sold by all Druegists. Applied Al L.
Bond st NY. spe ly3i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16
Tho Miller Divorce Case.

The community here have been much
exercised over this case.-all the parties
being well known. having once resided
here. Mr.. Miller was at one time In the
lumber business on this river. and for one
session represented Ellsworth In the Legis-
lature. Mrs. Miller was born here. being
the second daughter Of Charles Peters.
Esq. She is 81, and her husband must be
80. They have two children. boy and .
girl. 1t is evident that the sympathy Of
the community of Portland was with Mrs.
Miller. The court room was crowded from
day TO day all through the trial.
We have have been requested to publish
this trial, but We have not the space to
even give . condensed account Of 1t. be-
sides what special good would it dos
The Portland Pr,ss gives the following
account Of the close
THE VERDICT.
Judge Walton finished his charge 10 the
jury At 1903 o'clock. and they retired Ia
decide upon their verdict. We understand
that when they reached the jury-rootn they
they were all agreed. Al 80. p. NJ. they
returned To the Court Room, IL being the
hour for the re-assembling OF Court. the
corridors of City Building and the steps
and sidewalks in front being filled with an
excited crowd Of people ~ aiting for the
verdict; all the seats in the Court-Room
were hlied with people including many
ladies. while the crowd were restrained
from the entrance by locking the front
door. The jury were composed a, fol-
lows: j. 5. Mcdonald. OF Wcstbrook.
foreman; q. w. Chute, Windham; ". q.
Brewer. Freeport: Il. r. Colby. GRAY:
Z. l.. Dresser. Standish; V. L. Fuller.
land; Arthur Milliken. Westbrook: John
". Russell. Portland: Vim. Spencer. Jr..
Baldwin; Ellery II. Starbird. Falmouth,
and Samuel True. Yarmouth.
The defendant aud his counsel were no,
present, bat only the counsel for libellant.
The usual formula passed between the
Clerk Of the Court and Foreman OF the
jury. and the Clerk read the following
verdict: The Jury hnd that the defend
ant Is guilty In manner and form rs the
plaintiff has In her libel alleged against
him. and that 4 divorce ought to be granted
- prayed for In said libel"
The news few like wild-fire. and there
was a general expression Of satisfaction At
the verdict. The counsel for defendant
has filed exceptions and the case goes to
the Law Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16
FEBRUARY, 18th, 1877,

FEBRUARY, 18th, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR The legislature is hard
at work, and determined to make IS short
a session As possible. The members OF the
delegation from Hancock County and
Washington County are useful intelligent
Legislators. although an Augusta CORE
spondspt Of the 4~chlas Republican, a
few weeks since. said they were Of no &C.
count. 1t is fact that there Is not in eth
er county. gentlemen who are 50 much gift-
I'd with blob az In some former years, bnt
are none the less influential In the per-
Torrance OF their duties for all that.
NJ. II. Hume Of Washington County,
who was. oil things considered, the sblest
DICTATOR in the hours Of 1870, Is here on =
long visit. 1t was misfortune to Wash.
ipgton County that his valuable services
could not A?ys bee9 bad this year. The
paper credit business has not been well
nursed this session. There IL danger, thst
the excitement In relation thereto, viii
sphside unless some new John the Bap-
tjst" takes hold Of It,
The.Act inc?rpossting tee k:st:ss lar.
mattsv 81 sOms interest to Ellsworth and
Hancock County, y y hoped that the
works on Deer Island will sOen b. In suN-
eessfal operation.
1t Is related that the Supreme Judicial
Court have decided unanimously that towns
have no authority under the constitution
u aid manufacturing establishments.
The Boston and Maine Railroad extern
sion BIN will undoubtedly pass the Leg
islature. Yours,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-16

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