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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

Nomination Of Delegates - the Republican Ma
nonal Conventaon-Tne ksp1bA an Party o.
Name Unanimous for Grant And liz

The republican mcmbcrs OF the icsi>la-
turn assembled IN the Representatives
Hall last evening. for the purpose OF elect
lng four delegates At large Ia the national
convention 10 nominate candidate Tor
President and Vice Pre- ident OF the United
Stairs.
The cancu. was called 10 order ~ Hon
!. ". Porter OF Burlington. who was
chosen chairman at the caucus on Wr.lur.-
day evening last. Hon. EDcu WOODBURY.
OF lioulton, was Secretary.
Before proceeding 10 ballot. Hon John
}. Ferry 90 Oxford. remarked thar a. there
vas but one sentiment IN regard 10 th,. So
lection or candidates for the Office, uf
lTr>ideu' and Vice President h. Won Il
take the liberty To offer the followiI. re-
solve. which he thought would accord with
the feeling. OF the republican party OF the
State:
RESOLVED, That tly,.e. : Grant and schuv.
Ter tolfAx the first choice Of the Republi-
can. Of Maine. n candidates for President and
Vice President Of the United State. and with
these names INSCRIBED upon our banners the
Old Dirigo state will lead the column, in the
Presidential contest u is12. and come out VI
the tight with round majority OF twenty thou
sand votes.
The reading of the resolve was receive |
with great applause aud 1t Wa unanim ,ti--
Is rA>~ei. each member OF the convention
rising IN hi, seat
Mr.. Whitcoinb OF Ellsworth presented
the name Of Hon. r. A. Pike of talai.. A.
candidate for delegate
Mr. Perry OF Oxford presented the name
OF Hon. + c. Farrngton OF Frycburg.
Mr.. Brown Of Bangor. presented the
name OF Hon. Isaiah Stet-pn. OF Bangor.
Mr.. Fe-sendcn Of Portland presented
the name OF Hon. Frederick Robic OF Cor
ham.
committee. consisting OF Messr-
Chase of Calais. Palmer oil Bangor, Webb
OF Watervillc. o'Briou Of Cornish. and
Knight II Portland. were appointed 10 re-
ceive, sort and count votes for delegates at
large. The several bAllo;ings we're had.
aud the following gentlemen elected:
Hon. +. A. Pike Of Calais
Hon. Frederick Robbie OF Gorham.
Hon. Isaiah Stctson OF Bangor.
Hon. +. Z. Harrington OF Fryeburg.
The following gentlemen were chosen
Alternates
John Hall. Esq, of South Berwick.
Hon. Seth TIsdale of Ellsworth
+. e. Perkins, Esq. OF Farmington.g
Hon Edwin Flye Of Newcastle
The caucus then adjourned with enthu-
sisitc cheers for GRANT AND CoLFAx.-
DAILY kennebec Journal.
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MilbriiGe Iseas.

MiibrtdGe Ite0s.
10000 letters were sent from the post
Office in this place, during the six month,
ending Dec. 3lst. last.
On Thursday Of last week some bows.
while ''coasting." came In collision with n
son Of Mr.. William Wallace. The lad
was quite seriously hurt.
The specimens Of original poetry. pub
lished in late issue of the American
have led the iiterasi here to conclude that
the ''inglorious Millions" In Hancock Coun-
~ are. unfortunately, not ali mute
1t is reported about town that J. l..
Hovey Of Gould,boro has been recently
arrested at Cherryfield. for selling intoxi.
eating liquors, His case will be tried At
Cherryfield on Tuesday OF this week.
The singers in this village have form
ed themselves into an Association. -
under the leadership of Capt Geo. A.
Hopkins. They meet semi-weekly nj
Farnsworth Hall to practice in vocal
music.
On Friday OF last week. John Nc.
Caslin. young man in the employ OF J.
L. Wallace Jr.. while chopping in the
woods between this place and Steuben,
inflicted severe wound in the ankle.
with an axe. DIR. Googins dressed the
wound
Capt Joseph Sawyer Of this place,
while driving FROM Cherryfield to Frank.
lin. one day last week. was run into BY
the Bangor and Calais stage His sleigh
was badly smashed, his harness broken
aud his horse slightly hurt. Capt Saw
yer. it is said. has sued the stage company
for damages to the amount OF $500.
An execrable wretch in Millbridge
on seeing a photograph Of Miss Helen
Josephine Mansfield. perpetraied the fol-
lowing conumdrum why is Miss Mans.
fields low-necked dress. like the breeze
las it fitfully blows on the star-spangled
banner. because. 1t half conceals. hal
discioses'' J.C.C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22
Police Court Record.
DRINKwATER. JUDGE.

State VS.. VIM. Henry Eels Of Ellsworth
o complaint of Milton Patterson OF Mar. :
vile. Assault and Battery. Feb. l7th.
Adjudg probably guilty and required
t, recognize ia the sum of three hundred
dollars for his appearance at the next tel m
of the ;. J. c. on "a Tuesday of April.
1872. and to stand committed until this
order is complied with. La default of bail
was committed.
State vs.. Elmira Hubbard ct al ofBucks-
port.
On the 9th of Jan. 20 at Bucksport. lar
cenv of various sums amounting 10 SIS
belonging TO Sarah X. Perkins at her house
Both bound over in the sum OF si0O
George Hubbard one respondent found
bail, the other was committed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22
State Items.

Mr.. Francis Murphy gave temper.
ance lecture in Bangor Sunday evening.
The Wing says the Bangor House 10
having an addition Of 81 and 30 feet and s
stories and French roof.
The Wing says that those versed in
such matters predict that the ice will 20
out Of the river at Bangor by the 18th Of
March. Let it go.
The Cobb Lime Company manufacture
ed. during the year ending January l. 1874.
nine hundred and seven thousand (907 .00O)
casks Of lime.
FIRE At JoxEsroRT.-The Bay View
House at Jonesport. owned and kept BY
Capt. Rumery, took fire last Monday morn
ing, and burnedto the ground. The build
ine was insured for $1,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

TANNERIEs IN MAINE.-There are nine
tees large tanneries in the State viz I'm
Dexter. Stetson. Detroit. Burnham. Hart
ford, Bradford, Alton, Amherst. Maria
vile, Lincoln. VIM. Lowell. Kingman.
Midway. Jackson B rock. Vanceboro For
est city, Grand Lake and Princeton These
tanneries in the aggregate use lilo, 900 cords
OF bark year-a Quantity which would
make wall four feet high, four feet thick
and one hundred and seventy miles in
length. This bark tans between 10 900
and 1000 tons Of leather There is paid
FOR the bark. on an average, ee 80 per cord.
making s7l5,00o paid annually by the tan
ne's Tor the item of bark alone. For labor
A' 'he yards in tanning. they pay $40 per
toh' or in-the whole more than $500. 900 ::
Tor freight both ways on hides and leather
$50 per ton, or in all. $500 600 OF this
large amount, NOR. than 81 800 ooe all ex.
eepting about one-.hird Of the item Of
freight. is paid out in the STATE and NOR.
than one million of it for labor-,p.ncor
Commercial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

B"sr >-Ct d h. bttale Ann. NJ Cray. Ha.
van big Harihi. d"bt.e.
~ sifh Hrroftr C,pmns Phu1
CA. snit, iiiusiostan wilson Ityrrp,ol. b-t.
Ad"'r Mti-ap. Aunr"c, los CafIcaas. Il NJ lies.
len, 4tie', 81 ig,rc
~ Iiih. blrque> Marathon aal Escort. bris
A. AN zen irI,r Elii. Back Bay. ;.
:, ~ = b blrgars No.ton sto'rr. p,rigo. Annie
n l4h Dtrquc Label Newh,ll. II Thomas
l~r~i' lure seamtn frI from tioft i3th INST.
a i ~ i.-e > sch Mary + Van Gief, u anscon
Na-" 'lrl drt ta'ell Pa Al
"a -ch NWAtt, >tli,sury. GaIve-iou: Montiku-
rih o. n ka.Vort
I'D Bog " iii lior-e.
AZ issh. cabinet. Cas'lnc Il Whl,morc bees
Island.
Ar Goth. brig Constantine, Belixs
sALEM-Af I7tn, Paragon. Hickey Eastpor.
oEvgOn, Rocksand: CoayoS, French. foI NY
oLoucEsrtR-Ar i.ih schs > Rowe. Turner.
ltockland fot New YORK. ) y ghiingalc. Hlllar,i
PASSPORT To- do, Ocean Belle. Coiin, Maehia. ksC
do; e Harding, Robinson. Boston
Rocxrosr->sld sth. sch Catawsmteak, Lord. E Z
timIugton.
NEW YoEK-Passed throu xh -SicH Cato Ic,h
sch Z Brown. Tinker. and Tcrrapin Wooster
rem lobiken Tor Providence. " II aallef. BAo
dcpce.
lId 18th, Monteluma. Hammond Barb,does
Gtpse, Queen, Ms,anzas. Starlight, Hopkins
Jack-ouyuie
Ar 18Th. brig >Iia- Martin, Brown, DeIncrara
= days, schs Albert ClaTencc, Freeman Portland
fpr NoriolA ktbrcea Florence. Rich Portland l,l
fhiladelphia. Nevada, Davis. do for do I,
Haynes ,mHh. Pan River. santa Nara, Hard
ins Providence; Lhilion. "insio.s, Portland
Ar i5th, brg Martha Berry. Berry. tariena-
Cid IAN, snip Oracle. Humphrey, tor Hong
Kong, basqur Midas, Higgins, Aspinwall; sci
MAY tv~il IA. Mclean. Norfolk.
Passed through Hell Gals lsth, sehs Malabar
Nct.aFty, NecAawkcn TOT Newpart; Lucy Ame-
Turrcy, New lotk tor SAiem
Al l1lh. Da que Mary know .ton. Potter, Port al
Price, sch LeLi Pea, Tnomp.ou. Maylsuez.
tid, sch tfcd smith >miih. Bar b aloe.
Ar l5th, brigs Water LILY. Means, santa Maria
Martha Berry, Berry. Cardrnas. Acsili Ihur
low, W ite, salt Cay 4 I.
tld. schs Helen 4 Bowen, Alex snder b. gner ar.
Agnes, ii dsdon, Pensacola.
Ar l5th, barqaes iianp, kleh ardson, ,ieniaegJs
Aberdeen, lfcat daiyestsn; briSs Rio. COtt,.ti
CaFdesas, \iinwAukie. Perkins. Galveston. Pom
vert, Allen. Pensacola. II u isosey, West. New
Orleans; schs Campbell smith. Aquim, l. NJ saw
Yer. Kelley, Mayagurz tawn, BaAeF. koc sport
for Virg hia; Seyadi, DAVIS, Portland,
Sid hi Oracle. for Hong Kong.
Ar l6lh, ba:quc Mary Fox, boss, Matanzas
sch IL Eatun, ,hackiord. Fort Morant, Ja
CID baTques sarah Staples, stone Cardenas
Coehrane. sway. do; brig Tally Ho, Ch.aln
Trinidad.
Ar 10th, barque Sarah Hale. White, Matanzas
sch Ontara, oprague, Milk River. ia.
Al 18Th, l. " MerInt, Bucksport; Eta May
Calais. Sandman aud atawamteak. Rock Lao 4 .
Curtis. and ii West, for Virginia.
Ar lSth Sepouset SIrout. Havana
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Nj A Il RI E ID.

Wsltham-Eeb. 18th, by A. P. Barker, Esq
Mr.. Joshua Seeley Of Ellsworth and Miss syl-
via v. Jordan of Watham.
Tremont-Feb. 9th, by Andrew Tarr, Esq,
Capt Joseph W. Robinson aud Mrs. Ada \.
Robinson both Of FREMONT.
Boston-l3th inst, Mr.. Arthur Baxter, OF
Quincy and Miss Lucy OdiHne Of Dix Island,
Me.
Eden-Feb llth by l.. J. Thomas, esq. Capt.
Album Salisbury and Miss Sarah Z. Thomp-
son, both Of Eden.
Oriand-Jan. 18th, by j. s. Condor. esq. Mr..
John 5. Partridge and Miss Susan CIR ay, both OF
Orand.
Sullivan-Feb 10Th, By w. B. McC rate Esq,
Mr.. Gilbert GOuld-borO and Miss Ada A.
st vens, both Of Gouldsboro.
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/ e ID.
lst.. Mrs. Myrtle johnson

Tremont-7th inst, Mrs. Myrtle johnson,
aged 81 years.
South Hancock-Feb. 9th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Crabtree, widow Of Lemuel W. Crabtree, aged
70 years, 10 months and % days.
Orland-Feb. 18th, at his residence in this
village Deacon John Buck aged Y year.. Thus
closing long and well spent life in the peace
full assurance Of the higher life.
Mortality has in this dispensation infiic,.ed on
this community q severe bereavement. Mr..
Bucks characteristics were energy and act ivity
in business-unquslified integrity and strict
morality. As y Christian he was hrm, c0nsis-
tent and devoted. His opinions were not OF the
neutral or negative kind. but eminently posi-
tive and openly expressed and indicated.
Whatever OF fault or defect may have been
ascribed to him-with or without cause-will
now readily yield to the pressure Of sadness
which pervades this community and be remem.
bered no more, and general assent will assign
to him 1.-THE reward Of the Just" Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

List Of Patent, issued TO Main. invent
orS. for the week ending Feb 9th ls7s. aud
zach hearing that date Reported FOR the
American by VIM. F. >eavey. Solicitor of
Patents. schwartz Block. West Market
square. Bangor. Ne.
G. H. Itbheiis. Augusta. Breech Load
Ing Fire Arm; Chas Gatc4iell. Oldtown
Machine for cutting Sheet Metal Blank, /;
{. J. Hall. NJ Desert. ~tayr Jointer; G.
II. Merriam. Portland. Car Break: Re-
issue. l. Abbott Dressing Couniersink
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

Be Careful. these days when tight hats.
hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the
hair to fall out. II is a matter OF no little i'm
porfance to know which Of the hair prepara-
lions are Of any value The majority, as hss
been frequently proved BY the first dermatoIog-
lists, yr hair-dOctOrs. posess little or no mer-
II. such being the fact, II Is consoing TO those
who are af1icted to know theLe Is really one
good article. which j. recommended and used
by the first medical authority, and bag stood
every test. many years. This preparation i
NEWEk.-a truly scientific compound, which
Is unquestionablo the best pIepars: lion OF the
kind now before the American public. II viii
restore TO gray hair its Ofignsi coior. cleanse
the herd thoroughly, cure all eruptions OF the
scalp; and will always restore the hair so lOns
- any germs remain, NJ they almost invaria-
bly, do, until extreme old age has destroyed
The roots, The original article Ii inside BY X
p. Hall 8 Co., Nashua, n. H,
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BY TELEGRAHh.
From Aulusta.

AUGUSTA. Feb. 20.
Most Of the afternoon session of the
House was occupied in discussion of the
question Of granting charter for a Rail-
road from Dexter u Brown,ille. The
session was prolonged till an hour past the
time for adjournment when the bill was
passed To he engrosseh by n vote OF ~ to
~ after being amended 80 that the road
shall be located through seoec village
There iS a large lobby here rom tHxcrnft
a,l Dover who seem quite sure of the ulti-
ma.e.uc e Of he III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

Not among the least Of the invaluable prop
critic, Of Miss SAwYER's sALvE are its benif
eial effects on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp
in nve or six different parts it promotes the
growth Of the hsr. prevents its turning gray :.
and. on bald spots. II produces a new growth
OF hair. No lady should be without this invaI
liable article rs an indispensable cosmetic TOR
the toilet. II eradic2tes dandruff and disease
from the head, and blotches and pimples from
the face. tf5O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

I TO THE non, THE JUSTICES % the Suprerc
( Judt 'iSl Court r~S' 10 he hoi"n n FllSwnrth
{ winin and for thr COUNTY OF Hancock end Sta'e
of Maine on the second Tuc.day Of Aprtl A. ID
/ 1872
| SOPHIA ALLEY Of Eden
| in SAID County Hancock. wife cT Ephrsirn Alley
, NJ said Eden, respectfully hbcia AMI gives INT.
honorable Curt 10 he informed that she wa
lawfuiv msrri-i 10 the -ab, Ephreim Alley At
tllswo~th in said COUNTY Of Hancork an thr II,
day e Janntrv ID 1858. - p tsa VIC iilt.'"r
fustice # he Peace deceased End has
uho are now living viz Nin1 VI. who will be four
teen years oli April sh. Ism and Gelett" Y. who
viii he seven years OLD the 3i-t aay % March \.
n 1872 that vnur liheiant since their intrrmnr-
| rage has AWAY. behaved herself az a faith'ul.
! ohaste ani afectinn1tc wife toward the said Eph
rsiul Alev wholly regardless Of hts marriage
covenant and duty on Divers days aud times
snr~ their said intcrmerrtage. VIZ on the lst day
/ NJ May =. d 1857 At Cauli.bsro IN said COUNTY
AMI on Divers tunes anil places since 1851, has
| comHlttrd the crime OF adultery with divers
| iewd "omeu whose name. t. your hbeirnt
| the crime Of adultery with one Charlotte \ Fo-s
| at Ironbound isla 4 IN saii Connty Of Hancock
on the sist day OF July A. u. iss. and also 90
| .ive-s other times and piaces SAID Ephraim Al.
ley comm rted the CRIME OF adultery with said
Charlotte foas ince the Stat day OF July A.
1 ID, p6s That said Ephraim and Charlotte A. co.
habi."d At Rockland Ne in May and June A. ID.
| lsIi, a. husband amt wife; hat they were last
heard from In December A. -. 1911, at boston,
| Mass. That since their interim trriage your libel
ant has lived ,f Eden in said connty ~ Hs' cock
with said Ep1raim Alley n. husband and wife
until April A. u. l.7i, since which period he has
| entirely deserted her and her children and has
contributed MORNING 10 her or their support.
wherefore yoes said lib Ian, ~ right and JUS
tsc- and that she may be divorced from the bonds
Il matrimony between her and and her said hus-
band, that her request Is reasonable anu proper.
I conducive to domestic harmony and consistent
| with the peace and morality of society. And sh.
| vanld further respectfully ask Tor the custody
| and education Of hsr said children, Nina VI and
t,~ette r a. their father the said lbelee t. an
| un.uita lie person to hSve the care, custody and
education OF said children on account OF tis i'm
moral habit, and as in duty bound will ever pray
SOPHIA ALLEY.
! Ellsworth Jan. 9th, 1871.
Bangor. Feb 49, 1872.
| In vaeation.-It Ia ordered that :hewthin named
| hbelsnt give notice TO the hbe ee OF the pen
/ ,lency Of thts libel by pu biishing aftested
copy of the thin libel aud this order three weeks
| snceessiveiy IN the Ellsworth american pnbli=h-
| ed At Ell swnrth in Hancock County, the last pub-
cation To- be thirty DAYS at least before the next
term Of the supreme Ju ticinl Court to be holden
| at Ellsworth In Hancock County on the second
Tue sday OF Aprii next
| EDWARD KENT, J. :. Court.
| 4 true copy Of the libel and order thereon.
! Attest "A. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

We understand that the whooping- cough is
quite prevalent In towns around US. but that
no cases hsve proved fatal Some families use
nothing but Johnson's Anodyne Lniment
Our Doctor, however. saws q little ipicac. 70
produce vomiting, would be an advantage,
There are more than thousand different
kinds Of pills in the United States. Some OF
them are worthless and injurious, others are
good and beneficial. Old DIR. Parsons invent
ed the best ant-bilious pill We ever saw or
heard Of. They sold under the name Of
Parsons Purgaiive Pills.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
The House Naval Committee AGREED to-
dav TO report a hill giving the officers and
Scanen of the Steamer kear>age. prize
money for destroying the Alabama the
same as il that vessel had been captured
aud hr, ugh, in q, prize instead Of being
sunk. About $1,000 i proposed to be
Appropriated for that purpose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

-Capt & W Collins and Others are do
ing good business at East Bluehln In
getting out wood aud timber. Near | 200
cords are already on the landing and 80 10
% cords are being hauled out tally.
Capt. Collins has bought out the store
of Ii. >. Wood. b. S. Wood viii remoy,
10 North Sedswick. We wish Capt. Col
Inns much success: he appears TO be trying
to make business in tina. part CT Blue Hill
They are to have their Post Ofice a,
East Bluehill July lst, 1872.
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, Business Notices.

EAPLoYMKST To energetic men sud wo
men. we give employment that pays from a. 10
- per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted 10 every city town and village. send
70 sample and 20 to work al once Address
J. Latham Co. ~ Washington 81. Boston.
Mass G5l
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Misc llsneous.
NASHUA. Feb. -

NASHUA. Feb. 20.
Tho democracy of this city opened The
campai IN toni ght by procession. music
and speeches 10 the City Hall which was
packed to Ieple;ion. J X. Tarbcx and T..
A Collins from Massachusetts were thu.
principal speakers aud much enthusiasm
was manifested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

VII v I8I Z. T u II.
The Republican State Convention re-a--
-cmnirl To-day.
Thr contest j. between the pariisaus Of
CIV scott and senator sawyer. he rc--
o.u,ol 10 allow each Congressional di,-
ir.ct de!-ruipn to sriec. three delegate,
I,eonctrt> all. Ouy three d.,ir let have
asyri made selections
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

70 THE HONORABLE TIE JUSTICES OF the
supreme Judicial Court next TO be holden at
Ellsworth within and ior the County OF Han
cock the second Tuesday Of October A. d.
CAROLINE +. GILLAsPIE of MariavIlle.
in the County OF Hancock and State OF Maine.
wife Of william pie, respectfully ltbels and
gives this honorable Court 20 be informed that
she was lawfully ma ri Ell to said William Gillas
PIE NJ Alexander IN me county OF "asnin saon IN
Is. W Tyler Esq Justice Of the peace, and ha.
had by him no children that she lived and cohab
tied with said William Giilaspie at Cooper in said
state as man and wife from NAV 1885 to July 9Th
lssi, when said william Giliaspie, your iibelants
husband, wholly disregsrding his marriage vow
and obligations, did with ol cause provoca
Iion desert and abandon her, your lihelant. and
went 10 Alexander aforesaid and afterwards to
place or places unknowa and that his present
whereabouts are unknown to your libelant; that
said William Gil aspie then cruelty neglected and
refused to provide Tor your iibelanps Support and
that during and since said desertion and abandon
ment sahi William Giiaspid continually dsre-
gartling his said and obligations still contin
ues TO abandon her and cruelty negiects and re-
and that he has never returned o. ume his
marriage relations: but that your hbelant IN all
things since their inlermarriage has always be-
haved herself "A tai hful, chsste and Affection
ate wife towards him the aid William Giiaspie.
Whereas there are no reasonable or probable
grounds which they will ever come together
again and ass ane their former relations oil hus
band and wife. Wherefore your lbelant prays
right and justice, and that she may be divorced
from the bonds of matrimony between her and
her said husband; that 1t Is reasonable and proper
conducive 10 domestic harmony aud consistent
With the peace and morality of sociely.
CAROLINE h. GlLLAsPlE.
Ellsworth Sept, LIST, 1871.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SIS. supreme judicial Court, octo-
Der Term, ISL.
Upon The foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice of the tendency Of the same be given to
the hbelee therein named, 6y serving an attested
copy Of said libel. and OF this order thereon, ON
the said hbcIee Or by publishing the same in the
Ellsworth American three weeks successfully
least thirty days before the next term Of this
Court 10 be holden at ELLSWORTH, within and for
| the county Of Hancock, on the second Tuesday oil
| April next, that said hbelee may then and there
APPEAR, and answer the said libel and show
I cause, ii any he have, why the PRAYER thereof
| should not be granted
Attest II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
| A true COPY Of the libel aud order thereon.
| Aisous H. p. SAuNDgRs, CLERK,
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Probate Courts

ELLswogrH.-lst Wednesday In January, Feb
rlary, August, September and December "a
Wednesday In April. sd Wednesday in June, and
81 Wednesday in October.
BLUEHiLL-ist Wednesday In July and Novem
Der.
BUcKsroKr.-sd Wednesday January, May
and September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22

STAGSATIoS In the blood tend. to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases flesh is heir to-
This, however, is obyiated. WITHOUT DEBuLi.
TATING the system. by administering LArHAM's
CAIHARTIC EXTRACT. ISL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-22
Eastern Normal School,
Castine. Maine.

OPRTNG TERM begins March :. closes May 90
- In addition to the usual advantages OF the
school, lessons IN Eiocuton will be given by Prof.
Taylor of Bowdoin College, illustrated lectures
In tnafomy and Phystoiogv, by Dr. Calvi Cut
Ter of Mass, Special attention given to vocal
music aud free hand drawing. students have
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