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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

The Concord IN. H. Monitor says:
William Nichols, of Bradford, has cat
which recently lost all of litter of
kittens but one. A few days after his
son found nest of three young red
squirrels, which he took home and gave
to the cat, supposing she would kill and
eat them. On the contrary, the cat
took wonderful liking to them and
adopted them as members of her family,
and seems to be as much pleased as
though they were veritable kittens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27
Bryant'S Post Ob1t Compliments to
Bennett.

10 call Mr.. Bennett ''great Journal
ist'' is an entire mistake; he was great
news vender, and made in his calling a
worldwide notoriety. But he never
discussed any great public question,
either social or political, with knowledge
or sincerity. He never enlightened the
political mind by the variety or extent
of his information nor directed it by the
earnestness of his convictions. He was
not a statesman nor a scholar, nor
philanthropist, nor even politician.
What he said from day to day was said
merely to produce sensation, to raise
laugh, or to confirm vulgar preju-
dice; and so far as he had any infiu-
ence at all as a writer, it was one that
debased and corrupted the community
in which his paper was real. He did
more to vulgarize the tone of the press
in this country than any man ever be-
fore connected with it; and the worst
caricatures that the genius of Balzac,
Dickens and Thackeray has given US of
the low, slang whanging, dissolute and
| unprincipled Bohemian, Of the Ions
teaus, Jefferson Bricks, and Capt. Shan
dons of the Journalistic profession,
failed to depict what Bennett actually
was. His earlier career indeed was so
shameful and disgusting that he was
banished from respectable society, and
the impression it left was so strong that,
with all the wealth he subsequently
made by the prostitution of his energy
and talent, he could not procure social
recognition anywhere.-NewY York Post
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

JAMES 81. LUCAS, of st. Louis, owns
over 700 houses and stores, and rejoiees
in an income of $1,000 day. His SIS
ter, Mrs. Anne L. Hunt, is worth not
less than $1,000, 600.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

A BoARDING-HoUsE in Hartford was
lately the scene of little tea-table per-
formance, which was attended with re-
suits of dlsagreeable nature. A dis
cussion arose between three of the board
ers, and was broken off by the fight of
a teacup, which struck one of the con-
versationalists and threw him back in
his chair SO far that his legs flew up and
struck the table, whose legs few up
also. No formal announcement was
made that supper was over, but the
family understood it to be fact from
personal observation. Subsequently
three individuals retired 70 the station,
house for lodgings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

THIRTY thousand workmen in New
York city have struck successfully for
eight hours work and ten hours pay.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27
The New Postal Law.

The new Postal bill passed by Con-
gress, just before adjournment, makes
some important changes in existing
postal regulations which are of general
interest. The most important is the
authorization of one cent postal cards
for correspondence or for printed circu-
lars similar to those which were intro
duced in Great Britain nearly two years
ago, and are now in use in nearly all
European countries. The House pro-
vided in the bill for cards with paper
flap to cover and conceal the writing.
The Senate changed this to an open
card. In Conference Committee the
style of the card was left to the dis
erection of the Postmaster General, who
prefers the open card, and will order that
kind only to be manufactured. The face
| ofthe card will bear a one-cent stamp, and
will be provided with lines for the ad-
dress, and the back will be ruled for the
letter. The price of the card and stamp
will be only one cent. 1t will probably
be three or four weeks before they will
be ready for sale, as the plates for print
ing have yet to be prepared. The post
age on circulars, newspapers, and other
transient printed matter, which, under
the old law, was two cents for every four
ounces or less, is now one cent for two
ounces or less. Small circulars, which
formerly cost two cents to mail, can now
be sent for one cent, an important re-
duction to business men who use the
mails largely to advertise their business.
The change is now in force, the law
being immediate in its effects.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

A sIxTEEN-YEAR old Nimrod, who lives
on Whisky Island, thought that he
would kill Thomas cat that he saw
proudly tripping the gum elastic toe"
on the wood-shed roof, and to make
doubly sure, discharged both barrels of
an old shotgun at once at the cat.
Those who were attracted by the noise
found cat calmly surveying a youth
who was doubled up on the ground be-
low with his shoulder out of joint, and
the prettiest place for job of fancy
stitching in his cheek that surgeon
ever saw. IT'S but the story of cats
toughness ans, gums mulishness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-27

" A thing of beauty is JOY forever"
Is it, my boy? Marry it, and you'll find
it very much the reverse.-Punch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

Mr.. CUSHING N LONDON The Tele-
e aph saws tins morning that Mr. Caleb
Cls lns Is now Oh his Way 10 England 10
confer with our goy-rnine..t upon the di,-
puteG Alabama claims. And then. for
cOmfort. the Telegraph give, "a, the follow
uG II ighiful account OF the American AIM
bassador: He Is --siugularly able. versa
tile. and subtle veteran" He is the ..Ne,-
tor of American politicians. and has had
longer experience of the trdcdss,rie OF
Washington and il intrgues han even Nj,
Nm. Henry Seward. Gifted with an
IRON constitution temperate. although con-
vitiai la his habits. no less Indifferent than
The Hannibal OF Livy 10 the heat of Wash
layton OF the cold of Boston"-and we
Know how Indifferent Hannibal Wa TO the
American ciimate-"Mr. Gushing is about
Tie strongest and most alert sepiuagenaIi-
tiiat The public service of any nation
ia BOAST lie Is the best living embod-
heiit of the secret story OF " asiIiuyl Oh.
10 which Tor neariy half a century he has
'iributed so many pages" He is the
Oraiii-keeper of Mr.. Fish and is a
shre"d attorney" Throughout the ne
EQUATIONS OF Which. duriI 9 last March and
April asiiington WAS the scene, il was
notorious mat every successive crur-eyery
tangled web which perpiexed The America,
eoinalssloners-wa referred for adiudica-
ton 10 Mr.. Caleb Cushing. He i ,ha
American parent of the treaty OF " asb;ng.
Ton His handiwork is apparent all ovsr
ule American case. And this is the man
m ~ho L coming over 10 discuss matters with
a. Maidstone and Lord Granville Heay-
"p Us Il Pull Nal Gazen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
The Alabama Claims.

Iulrr This head are gTnHprd all Ameri-
cas- grievances against England seventy
* II -htvcu Hundred and INelve. BHnA-
az tiiI Nadlr, Forge. New Orleans and all
the uiefm 'uafc Naucr>, a. well A. the
r,-I N"aud- iafictc,i GA America during the
late rebellion. That kn.laird. of al the
cIvttt,-> that ever Kissed 4 nation iu peace.
aud cu- 'hat ustIol'> ihfuai Iu war. acted
the most treachcrpUs pat towards the
utcd ~iar> iu the late rebellion. ! -
-lAriuL that all mru save Amer cans be-
h,. . il and Wondered. Wondered at the
ta~achri, aud wondered al the manner IA
Ni.eh the insult wl, borne.
llt1t be- rebellion Ma partly plotted Ia
Ll-.Aa.. a.ld 4Hrturcd jArrc. Ma patent
@ p.u Tide 800 ntui the if>l -hui MAS hf,-i
Iol ~uuitcf uutii the -uTrcndcr al Ice Ia
:4rt. iAt H;rd states had io II hi Eu.-
... q IL, ncli Il, thc >uGih sherman de-
,.r,d t.a' he Wa lighting En- Land from
Atlanta I'd ,hc ia. Without tuh>h a.d
tue rebellion would never have mauilrd
CO.. r IL dill mature 81 uuafd have b.-,u
etu-I,cd ou, i IL t#ciprucy. l. Ma ku.-
..~4 ald. uiHucy. >Vmia' iiN. guns ..ld am
uuAt.nu that sep the >uutit III The iiri
.e south contributed soldiers; En-
teI ;Aeiu 80 ped them aud paid them.
Al Wit tteuAtct thv brufa4Ir Of EuE-
land Ahrl TN r.oe liph .si8cL - fir>; VIC
;utt. hpN ttc '"ui- sro-c Ia their places
ga A'.i'i "". '.,i"''- "a 'ii'-'i '"'''til g.
NJ quo ''' - '''' = ''
".'N '"' ''''.''V+ '''i n.y.
q. s-.'-''' - 4''' = = ''t'' E" >"''o! rae
Tr1H. ii"" i1ciI iii'HIcr> "'It roar
) .r e, ~ nNtr thy anticipated downfall ot
thi~ I.riwa.c- Il j. but yesterday almost
su.,c thc~c .an-- happrucj. A..j The .li-
di-H4uc heart II 4 uciica wa, 5ur>,ilg
NH q! .rIa 10 y nv En- and al fl,. prat,..f
time. 4r proper tins came. auI the
5. lty >e-trat> If T. lI-Ioa came cEaNliIis
e. tseil .c.i,> - pc2 lhl- Repub.Ic noi 20
d--.r'r civilization ht Unhruu2 IL haud>
30 AlaIrpl u.eui Al tilr Isiu- aud ~
pHc..t.-u 4eNd> which once sipa.vd "t.l.
th. ~ryiu.4-s IaN ilt.,I OF thr. Republic fa.-
CIV i She re..-Iuu> be-...r-- and >outh.d
ana .cNi ana flA't I'D uuiil jhc people
tu.-.., ta..r 81. .1..y aiI took the hand i,,i
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a.
BOsToS.-lhe brig Sarah Crowell. At New
York. from AquadIIlo. saved the crew OF
schooner General Banks. Of and from
Boston tor savannah. which .unk on Feb
raary II. ia Latitude "a 30. Longitude -
The capIa AIN OF the General Banks reports
thal Oh February 10 - terrific gale sprun.
up from northeast TO nurth-noriheasi. &C
companied WIKI hurricanes aud squalls OF
bGh Wind and rain. washiti, away TN, fur
ward Auti>. and el erythIng movable. and
a, tlIc derAs were constantly Hooded with
water. la,hcd the men 10 The pumps and
Gu. away The 0u. walks Ia Tree the decks
GA the Z1th. Al l a. IA. Sila> IA. Stokes OF
W aIdOOoro. Maine. mate. WA washed over
board rom the pumps. and the sea was 80
heavy II Mas impossible 10 save hln.-
Brought The vessel 10 a. soon a. possible
During all day the gale MAS slIll ra..i
the cap ain and ali hands working al th.
pumps Al =. III. the gale moderated:
wore sA!p iu"e>iwArd. set tupsalI. spanker
and star >.iil. Al =. m. OF The 2l,t the
wafer gaming last. and - the ctew We're
about exhausted wiki constant pumping
diNid-d The men aAd commenced to bail
Win ouc~cls through a hu e made IN the
caJiu deck. but The water gained RAPIDLY.
Sc lights. IN the lnizZeu rigging. Of d.
tress. Al 80 The water had gained To tiy.
feet ~ the hold, but sill Kept the pump,
and oai.tiiS constantly going. Al day light
set ensign IN ul>ires,. saw vessel bear
M y. L. distant four mics. All a IA
vessel began 10 settle; lowered a boat and
jumped IA. and thirty minutes after the YES
sci sunk. Pulled for the sail la sight.
which proved 10 be the brig Sarah Crow el .
Captain Morris provided for Us ia the most
generous manner. The General Bauk.
"a> OF 25S tons uItheu. built ia Brewer
1858. owned by Latham Loud, & Co. of
Boston. and partly insured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

rsrl Jane, VI ,.up.u d.. G1.h,n. from
Lrud n Tor Nr~ HaNru. = frp,t;,-i ,S g4bI-
Dispatch 1" h.'" pgi iaio >S'iy. Lu. Ia d.
ue--
Hirqnc >I'ompu. Holloway from and q Tor
Nm l"rs ha. "a; lutr Qi"rn-t.Nu l-,A,.
Bug May T. lhaNrr, ON y ~ Inr. Tor
t"n.ithfuuiic. put mt Gibraltar 26lh w iu
d-ir'.- hHIns ,Npcgi-n,,,i a seven hul, ican.
Jtu durinS wiIrh -hc ws> thrown on her
l--m end-. and -ptuns ,icaA ppm .hi. Xs-
>h~ Ia zen -GlNvNrl AL ur erred to It.rt,ar z.
pant Il csr-p iuf -phr-.
Ii Aart \ N,1anu. Ca.ans:h " y ! nm
/. n MIGRANT. Js. H,. it-,u . ,lir. y ii Haze.
a. ~Hh h~ss! aud " gaze ~, blonu
ID 10 lon -
hr. Ntlpn.st. s'rour. II New YORK. from
Havana. b. b-rn rish dty- y It ll4ff-r..
VITA uea,t y t. aud y " g4lr.: I5.l 49,.
stove rsii. ttr-
In Min. >,aple-. from Mrsgusx ~ B.l-
'itn'i" '~h' e va I''',lt l-lAid- e.. "a = inur-
abb iu-iftpu.
ID hur ga. OF Bangor. bcfprc reporf,I
aNh''" "a Bt't,r, Point. near B4.rA lt,-rA ,uit
i'Eali'- iIr ia mage % tl- ,c->-4 3. NJ Nrt.
great. the ,hov ban AnvyNe! If tn A-,.i ,nI
piece uf her foFcfool gone Iho .=.,.t n,N
lies bro. IN The sound, waiting L,r a high
tid. to 1oai her OF
brig l. Aerrit. from Car -lenas befpr. re.
ported ashore on the Jrr,-, n,-, has been
pune out by he Cua-t " recSmy Cotnu.uy
AND Allowed to Brooklyn 20 h.
sch >uguIn. DAYS al New York I'm Exurna
VI" D-i""sT. Bieakwalri. hal strong north
.a-1 aud northwest gaie, the euIIrr passage
Jan - Oh Fife I,lsnd, .xperi.nci i a severe
Gale hoii \" ia-llng J day. lost tore, all.
ui"iii-aii. J''boom. bob-ta, and started fu-.eA--
lie dreA, Was vbisr,l to .qu4ru away tor the
BreaA"airr, ~heT. We revanej i new suit ol
sals
Ssh AiJsra Rokes, from MAianzI. Tor ny,
"h'eh put INTO NorioiA lyin .u,t. hid ioet main
sal iorc>ai. iore-taN >aii SPEAKER aul bouul-
Also Us ny lib. hut uuiuiti. vI
- non hihg. BrsdiUId. ii New York I'm
N"'as' DAD h'Ai! weather Oh the passage and
lot pal. oi ,Icch iosd
bfig Annie. I'D idgr. from Inagua for Bo,
t"n u iole T.iofteI ,pruHg i-AA Of Fir, L.
i""e 10 u. aud To prevent iuuu, ering W, s
!" "ehru that higbt opposite Sal Vile The
Coast "rr,king 60 had a steamer there l1tu
Out du' InS The light The brig. cargo shifted
heeitus her Oh shore. nd .he souI, bil.vd
'eN lhs It'e Or nU chaicc tu get her of and
uo'hi 10 do toward saving lie cargo tstn,,u
SKINNER OF 81 vale. iocIi ..srul uf the Co. ia,
'aheh 'pai-c oi The wTrcA aui is assisting the
t-P 'A'h g." recover what eau b. -aycd iur Tia.
ben. u UiA,i CUncefu.d. Nes>ei patty Insured
ia Bv- on.
sen No!ant. OF Bang r. now al Province, I'm
--"N''e'hl"ft. With largo OF gas pile. Wa
-" 'ii'o -o'b INST " bile al anchor IN ekouk
on''hh.l. W zen J : " ridn OF Pro, ,lence Tor
hladeiphla BY which her ,tatbuaid az ,trr
W eiu'htu 10 htatp down 10 the waters
:, se. causing her 10 leak cou- ilrTably tspt
,,Aeu c>tlmates the damage at $50 to 500 -
was mol materially damaged and
Proceeded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
Nj A X Il | f. ID.

Ellsworth-Feb. Goth, By Rev. VIM. II. Sa-
vary, Mr. ". I. Hadley, to Miss Annie L. En-
cry, both VI Eden.
Tremont-Feb. I'D, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage
oy Rev. ). A. L. Rich. Mr.. Arthur A. Murphy
o. fremont and Miss Clara II. Brown OF MI
Tremont-Jan. 18th. by W. W. A. Heath. ESQ
Capt. ;. \. Dow and Miss Clara A. Robbins.
second daughter Of Capt. Abraham Robin, al
Nj Desert-Feb oath inst, by Z. NJ. Hamor.
Esq, Mr.. Benjamin Ii Higgins, Jr., Of Eden
and Miss Louisa J. Lurvey Vi fremont.
franklin-feb. sd, BY j. ii. Doyle. Fac
NJ M; Bailey y; Orcutt, to Miss Mary +. Ds.xett
klisworth-feb. 24th, at the Congl par.on.
age, BY Rev. DR.. Tenney Mr.. Clittvrd x Pet.
ongli. Of lamoine, and Miss Aurilla Hodg Kim.
a hancock. -A''
AAehiaspor-Feb. Goth, BY Rev. Gilman
b1cheiier: Mr.. William r. Barry Of Whitney,
SAe, and MISS Henrietta n. Dorman Of Machla,.
Sutier-teb. l4th, by l. Wilder, ESQ, Mr..
Peaester Victor Mzrius, . native ofFrsnse. and
Mss Serena Warren Of Cutler.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

List Of Patents issued to Maine Invent
ors. for the week ending Feb. Goth 1874 AID
each bearing that date. Reported for the
imer1odH by VIM. F. Seavey solicitor Of
Patents. schwartz Block. West Market
square, Bangor Ne.
! J. Puliinch. Frecport, and Frank Bull
finch. marlborough. Moving Machine
Whole number of Patents issued for the
week. 81 together with ) Reissues; 8 EX-
'eh>ion>. II designs. and . Trade MARKS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
From Bangor.
BAx,ioR. Feb. q. 1872

BANGOR. Feb. p. 1872.
Tho Wings Sp,cld from Augusta SAYS
the dnal adjournment j. much talked of but
does not draw near rapidly \ reaction
in the matter o. County Superyis r. d, tax
Ing place bat L j. very doubtful il the sys-
tenn j. saved unless it be hy veto OF the
req alin- act. The con-re>si oual appor-
tipnmcut bii came up in the senate to-day
b ..u- amended - a, Ia leave he STREETS
a. at present constituted; this little game
defeats little game of the recent NJ. {.
from The nth district.
The Jury in the case State ". A L.
Sa~ucrr for arson were unable 10 agree and
were discharged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
Ellsworth Price Current.
Corrected Weekly


\ new .,h.or,r Il 81. ~ ! Is ions l. bu .l,lrg
~ >.at-I"r by Msr.h.l lu',h. >he l. ruj,u-
d''l i"r TIC .iinx iTa'l,. = iu h4s" t,ut,,
on t,' g.. su'l ?" - comm nj d b, tttf '4r-s.
john % ludrp af 'u.umtIs tu,-. j. hIiUltns
. co. II 80 t,,u- iui,n ,I,d fnr the Mrii,r
fau"sn fia.. lnd '9 To- na-t.i u,N t4ii.
\ gsinI.4lN o. u4 = AUfltN- 3, .l ,uf 70
o"in u"l'- t.ic bui.iins VI ,c,> % .. l:,hp,n,-
iuu NJ
tNfN >AtItNu->hip r., IL. II Iurhsri I'm
NJ .pr- y .' l. armed Ii "A ~yfp r , 10.
s..d b. ...l ,.s. .upI- a.. T. =. iatu NJ.
! h n', f'r -I.u, 3 3 tgr te7l q Nl.S-r. I;iI.
-i'' % ''->ri- hsAlns -sp ton ~ ,ul.st.
IT,. Pm t,S.,trT- -. %. tu.I = 4, hu. .; a.
\ uFup-t., h1 :, Is .u,..iI tu.t is, 4 .,.t.4bI.
D. -.srr- l>,1 ton. snl Ms b.I.i a II .un,b4uA
b, /. uius-3u.
J ,btkt. OF brewer /, bIlsl.u. ; u..t. 4
81 g 80 tn. 9" L. isunth-.i iu Nay Aud /,
o. eoiiinA n'lcd ~ cap -atu, bAgD-r, Of BtsN =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

pokrLA>p-Ar !'tn, Aiphiue. Elliot, Boston
Bo>IuS-Ar gam. I, Busurr, M
NV 10 k-tid ATTN, Sarah Il, u.lt t,Ya.n,.
Thomas owen, Havana.
fass' Through Hell Gate ed sch tvno.nre
ics do f,r PORTLAND "
rnkrshoUIH-Ar 2lst. seh Z |. Higgins, Reed,
BALIiNoRE-Cld 2lst sch. Warren Il U.psin.
Mcf alden, Portland; be FranAiin. Co., IN
Aud. W
kfoLk-Ar 2eth, sch rookolita Reed. Rock.
port, Me. N
, sAsASsAH-Ar 10Th. SCH Eliza J Staples. Comm.
iNDiASoLA-Cld 5Ih, sch Maud Webster. Went.
worth. Pensacola.
nhLvIsroN-Cid 10Th, sch II 7 Trunsy. Warren
DAhirSLAr Z,th. brig Ida L Ray. Cha. L. savan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

Hannah Pr-ble. a maiden LADY abou,
eighty Years of aye. fell down stairs the
l6:h instant. receiving severe injuries. One
l~- was found IL be broken. and the other
VA, - badly hurt. that She j. deprived ot
the power to move il.
Mr., Buckley fell on the ice two or
three weeks a.o. aud fractured her wrist.
Just NOV cut feet seem 10 be quite
fashionable here - Wilson. Geo. H.
Dn ibIr, Chas. Dunbar and Geo. {. Emery
have been aud gone and done ii"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29

How are you to-d,y! I'm not feeling well.
billion. aud sIck bes'iache. have been looking
arouud for box Of Parsons Purgafiye Pills.
but our traders are all sold out-Country
Paper.
A gentleman from Bethel Hill. Me-. say. that
Nes>rs. Allen Bros. prOpretors Of Phillip
AIleo's Print Works X. l.. were down To
brysnt'- Pond reernily. irouting. when Que OF
Ibom was attacked with >ci4tic rheumatism 80
suddenly. tina he had to b. carried from The
pond TO the hotel. bottle OF Johnson. Ano.
jyLe Liniment WAS re,0r.ed to, and he WAS out
next day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
By TELEGRAPH.
special D .pa,ches to the Ellsworth American J
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA Feb. ~.
\. B. Farwell who was taken to the
In> lne Hospital some time since is sinking
rapidly. He had a paraiytlc shock Sa,ur-
day and cannot probably rvcov,r The
House in motion of Mr. Potter of Burlins-
toa. reduced The county estimate of Penob-
scot County from IS 900 to 80 600
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-29
VOLUME Is.
state of Maine.

TO THF HON. THE JUSTICES OF the s,nrst.s
judi ial Court next IN be holden AZ ypswor,s
within and for the County OF Hancock ena ST..
OF Maine on the second Tuesday of April A. ID
1872. ~
SOPHIA ALLEY of Eden
IN said County Hanro,k wife IL Ephrsifn Auev
" saih Eden respectfully hbeis ani gives this
honorable trnrt to he informed TINT she sas
,a~iu " married 10 the sail Ephrli,n Alley IT
..uS"",,h IN said COUNTY Han,uak an the 81
a ins,,,'. "afrv 4 % 1873, =, ID Asa Nc Mister
hn.e 81 The Peace now deceased and has
h,t oy SAT- Ephr.,m Aiiry hhcIee two 'biidren
W. ~ u w iiv'ng via Nin, " who viii he fnur.
,,iII be .evsa Atr'i IN is's md Geette +. who
WIZ nt 7e'eH " ar> obi the 3ist s,ay n, March A
-. lsI3; mat Your lbelant since th,1r ~; ~ -,
t,H=e mas alw'ts behaved herself as a rsi,n ri
chaste ant Affect inIte wife tnvarI Ihs - -
ium \ let whhl restrii.~. ar III 80 -.
c 'venant and duty on divers a ~ al , iaSs
~, ,heh ,t'h interim ,rrage. viz on the Isl day
81 Nay \. ID. ~. at ts"u shpro in ssia ,,,,n,.
and on d vers tunes and Places since 1851 has
committed tue crime OF adultery with liv.r.
.es "u.'en ah'se ntues are q your ltbe tant
urNhl"r' ihaf aid r. hrlin Alley committed
the crime OF adultery with one Charlo,ta a -
~ 1ronb"und lsld Il ia salt County of uanrorL
on the Sl>t day of July \, u. 1873 and aIso 40
'li5e-J o her tunes AMI places said Ephraim Al
ley committed the crime OF aitultery wifh .aid
th"fi''t' \ f"rs Inre the 3l,t dav of July A
u Po' ihst SAID Ephritm and Charlotte 4 co
,bi'"d 81 Rockltnd Me in May and June A. ID
lsit A. husband ant wife mat they were last
hra,h rom Ia December A. ID. 49,. ut boston,
VAS. ihAt since their Intern trriage your hbel
snl hs, lived At Flea IA said Goa ~ 81 n cot
" u said hphraim Alley a. husband and wife
n"tt Ap'h \ ID 1911, since which period h,. has
entirely deserted her and her chill iren and ha,
contributed no hing o her or rnsir snnnn'f.
"hereihrr YOUR 'aid 10 laut pr avs right ami ms
nee and thti sine quay be ce,I from the bun,ts
{ matrtmony between her aud lai her said hus.
band. thar htr request Is reasonable and proprr
6 ndutive 10 do nestle hiTnomy anil consistent
VI "A The pence aui moral y pf society Aud She
tould iu,t her respectfully ask for fne custody
Ind educa'i'u OF htr sail children Mn, NJ anl
'elette - Their lat cr. the SAID libclee j. an
unstnh Ie perSnn g. have tae care, cu.toiy and
education at Su I chlii en- o. account OF RI, tu1.
'H"fa' hab'ti, aad a. "a duty bound viii eyeruray
Ellsworth. jan 9Th, lS.3
Bangor. Feb. To- 1872
In Yaettlon-lt is ordered th4t thsytnln na,ncd
Ioeltni give notice q The Itba ae Of the men,
ieLcy 81 thtt hoci by pE bi>hing an aftesteI
copy Of the whhtn libel ani this order three. weeks
'uece,~iEeIy IA the T. !sN ,'rth Nnertran ppbt N.
r'l at tt'sW"tth IA HItcock COUNTY the Ia i uu.
ration 1" De thBtN lty< tt least hrto = I'M, u,.Xt
irrm OF the supreme ia ltctIl Court TO he hotien
.t Ellsworth ia iiucprA Comfy GA the second
iuc~stAy vi Ana next
El'H ARD KENT ! :. Court
L true copy OF IN Hbri and order there n
Attest II. u. SAUNDERS, tIerk
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vEGETlSE-Tbe conviction is. in The public
mind - well n in the medical profession, thxs
the remedies suppl. d by the VegeI able King
dom are more sale. more successful in the cure
vi di.esse. than mineral medicines. vEGETiNE
IL composed Of roo's, bsrks and herb.. II 10
pleasant to take. aSd Is per .eetiy safe to give
IN infants. do you need IN do not hesita.e
70 try u. You viii noveg EeGgotU.A
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VIEW ADVERT ISENENTS.

Dissolution Of Copartnership-oiis c. Arnold
v-ssel- for >ale-E II Gariner
Hartford Fire ms. Cemp'y-E. b Gardner.
Probate Notices.
.EtnA los Comply.
Railroad Notice
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progress is being made in the
u D. Stokes for the murder
=. '1n'es RISK Jr. Desperate efforts are
oeins maze oy the defendants couuselto
gam 'i'ne' and one Of the New York nan.r,
expresses the opinion that s,o... ~, ~.
% oio age. A protrAc,ed iixh. i, be;n.
made over the validity OF the indics....
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Che Gllswortb Amtrifan.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90. 1872.
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst wednesday In January Feb
rasry. August, september and Decemher ID
Wednesday in April. 81 "Wednesday in June. and
"a Wednesday in October.
BLuEHILL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem
Der
BrcKsPogr.-Sd Wednesday IN January, May
and september.