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The weekly Shasta courier., 1872-12-28
WIT AND HUMOR.
The only thing that can live in fire is
a live coal.

The only thing that can live in fire is
a live coal.
A little boy being asked, "What is
the chief end of man. - replied, "The
end what's got the head on
To insure safety against the vermin
in jute switches, SO extensively used for
chignons, bury the things in the ground
six feet deep, and-let them stay there.
School-mistress to dull little boy:
Johnny, l am ashamed of you. When
l was your age, could read twice as
well as you can"
Johnny: "Yes m; but you had a
different teacher from what I've got.
AtValley Stream, Long Island, man
fell between the cars, in attempting to
jump from one to the other. With the
exception of a slight confusion, he was
unharmed. When some of the railroad
employees stopped to pick him up, he
waved them off, saying, 81 can pick
up my own corpse"
Music has charms, but it does not
seem to be very particular how their
siren influence shall be exerted. The
cabinet organ of the Congregational
church at South Wellfeet was stolen
from the church, and it is rumored that
the cavern of the bandits now resounds
with the gentle strains of 81 love to
steal"
A grocer being solicited to contribute
to the building of church, promptly
subscribed his name to the paper in the
following eccentric manner " John
Jones (the only place in town where
you can get eleven pounds of good sugar
for dollar), twenty-five cents"
Sheridan was much annoyed in the
House of Commons by member who
kept constantly crying Hear, hear p
The witty orator described fellow who
wanted to play rogue, but had only
sense enough to play fool; and exclaim-
ed, with great emphasis, =" Where shall
we find more foolish knave, or more
knavish fool than he!'' ''Hear, hear p
shouted the troublesome member Sher-
idan turned round, and, thanking him
for the prompt information, sat down
amid general roar of laughter.
In all policies of life insurance, these
among host of other questions occur
"Age of father, if livings' cage Of
mother, if living:" A man in the coun-
try, who filled up an application, made
his fathers age, if living, 12O years,
and his mothers 1O2. The agent was
amazed at this showing, and fancied he
he had got an excellent subject; but,
feeling somewhat dubious, remarked
that the man came of very long lived
family. ''Oh, you see, sir, replied the
applicant, 'my parents died many years
ago, but, if living, would be aged as
there put down. "Oh, l see," said
the agent.
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state Of Maine.

To THf nov INV JUSTICES NJ the Sapref-c
judi al Court next q - hoi.i~n a. Ellsworth
SO IN su' tof The t"unft % tianes+cs Ru@ sta .
Of Name on the second ruesdas VI Apr,i s. u.
SoPHIN .LLFY Of FAea
N .a''i a"niy Hanee a ~.fc 4 sphrarn Alley
- .assi isiua. respectfully libel. ami Etvrs thi-
hoasr- No '..urt h. - tnf1une,i that sb- va.
lasia q marrs--i - Tho sasi kphraim Auev At
tai q itnuaN \ u i-.s. - u a. Nc Aiit-tsr
q iusfic~ q ~ fsar~ s~~raset. ana ts-
hsi b. .Hit tphr.'m Ally. ni.elee to- chndfsn
sho ar ulS IitinE "a Nina " o. D. -iii b. fsslf
t~~u trars .l agnl 80. i-:s .nd ,seI~if. ,. who
Slii - -rv~u v'sr- 80 th~ st.t asv ~ Nsrth =
o i-,s hat t"sf hislsnt STAGE thsir irt-rtaar-
ftarr IA. .iWBt. i-~haTvsl h.rsrlf n. sfInrui
shs-is saS adsrtis.ngtr -ii- t.sari tbe SAT- ~
rama A.ies sh,ilF r~<aril~.- o. D.. raarriA=c
covenant snh dutf slfN~Fs day- sod tim-@
sis". tnsH saisl tRtsTIn arrt asr The 1t day
q Hag \. q tpg7, a. N.ssi.l.hsFs Ia said taunt.
sni oa i,er- s'sne- ani yiac-- .,ass 1871. has
remmutei the crime - adultery vita divers
issfi osaea sAPsr aAsas. A. &. ycar hsesant
unsao~E. maj -.ad Eisraia ailey conuaitt~i
the cTitnc u eiuhvry VITA one h.rto'tr \. fo-,
al ironi-saa.t Ill. 4 10 .aIt County Of IIAacoes
90 The 4i-t das Of Jaly a -. i-s. aud also on
di,s-s o'h. TINE. sn'i places ,sIi kphraia Al
icy committed the crime OF adultery suh sad
ahatl,tt- 4 fes- ines tbs 5l.t dsv Of Jolly 4
u t-ss- That sAid kghrAita AMI Cha Tlnlt- A. CO.
bsbs's-i al Hooslaad lie IA Nay Aad Jun. \. u.
l-si. a. ha.bsai ani ~uc. that they we're last
h-sid irosn IA D.o.mb-r 4 10. l-si At Ioston.
Aass. Thai -inre thetr interim irlaSe your hnei
= h.. lyrd al t.t-n an sad Cou ~ 81 liz c.ss
~ "a, said kphraitn Alley n. hu.hanI Aad xif.
uslil April 4. 10 i-5i. since which period he ka>
sntirrly deserted her and her chiiir.n and has
.ontribsted no hing 10 her or 'neir suppost.
wherefore your .sii iib liant ~ ay. right and jus
tis- aud that che may DE div from the bon.
IL mstrinony between her ami aui her said hu--
band. NaI her request 1, rca -obAblc aud proper.
c.sEdaesye 10 domestic harmony anl con .i-tent
siih the peace sad morally OF society. AMI she
would further respectfully AK Tor the custody
and education of b. sail children. Nina VI. ami
1clcih ., their fat 4cr. the said libele-. l. an
-ultai lie person g. have the care, Gu. toiy aHi
education OF saii ciiild ECU % account OF RS
moral habits, aud a. in laty bonni xtl pray
SOPHIA ALLEY.
Ellsworth. Jan. Oh. ls..
Bangor. Feb. IL. l,1!.
In vscation.-it Is ordered that thewithin naiuei
hb,ltnt give notice to the lib, 81 the pea
'irIcy .I Ihis libel by pu blishiGs AN ait-stci
copy the within libel aud this order three weeks
~ucce>-iveiy in the Ellsworth American pnbli-h-
Ell al Ellsworth ia Hancock County. the last pup-
iiraton be thirty day. 1t least before tn. next
term vi the supreme ia tciii Court TO lie holden
At Ellsworth In Hancock County the second
tuesday OF April next.
Ei'a ARD KENT. J. =. Court.
4 true cspy Of the libel aud order thereon.
Attest H. u. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
3ws
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ID l T. ID.

Pcnoh.cot-Fcb. ~, MIR OF. L. Mark. u
con, umpfion. aged ), years, : months. The
subjfv, of ,hi, notice WA, sick long time. aud
.ua r,-I much In h, Ia.>agr to TIL grave. hut
he sought and obtained that grace where be was
rrroncled. and dicd in holc Of The giorics ofan
immortal life.
Dr,iham-Feb 18th. Mary H.. W lie Of Thona,
II. Dexter aftcr short but distressing Illness
caused by lung fever. aged ga Year, months.
frirnd- aud fhs stefan could not save
our dearest mother from The grave
Nor viii the grave her hDdV keep,
When Cnri>l shall y axe II out Of .lerp.
Amhcr,i-fvb. 2i,h. Mr.. Martha J. wll- OF
Mo,-ly \. Poster, aged 3. yvAr-.
Mr.. =. ir,s.c>--d .rrat energy Of character,
a Kind and brncS uIcnt heart. r-ady for every
go,d word and work. aud - a force Ia her
family and in the community. Interested In
education. her influence told 81 that dirr,iiou.
Ixpsrlcncing a renewal II the heart In her
youthful day. in the last fcw yrsr- u hcT iifr.
she rStnctd very DECIDED growth. npsnins last.
= II hzs proved for an early Il, aih She lunged
earnestly for the conversion Of her fricnl> sud
nrighbjr~-fpr til" ~alA alton u her own ciIi-
Dim ho had aTTiN ID Ia wear, Of understand
Ing. her matcrnsl motion. and faith wrr' both
strong aud frrNcnt. speaking oftrn IA flowing
tear. she died IN thu faith. undaunird aud
ihc SAVIOR Of her nam" i. bl~.-'d To die thu.
!. only 10 begin 10 live. Earth ha- one les
PRAYING soul and thu shining >horr' one more
singer II the song II drlncraDcc She Wa ihr
devoted mother 81 ten children all .ur' i,in:
hcr. and TWO Il these infant twin daughter, Of
only few days.
New B-iforl-Frh. 9Th. Edgar pprman. >on
Of Mary J.. AMI the late Daniel ". porman.
aged IL year,. Eastern papcr- please copy.
Eai"n-fcb. 3.th. Mr.. John Hamor. aged .
year.
E.wor,h-Fcb. es,h. Gcorsc +. Brimmc'.,
a,c1 ;. Year..
El-worth-Mar. &ih. iS7a "a; the residence
81 pr. +. II. HarI,ngl Il. J. Tinker. sgri e.
YEAR. for % years thu Landlord II the Amcri.
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SUgRY TowN MEETING. Our election
OF town officers. though closely contested
passed off quite pleasantly. Political con-
sidcrations were lett ont of the canvass
entirely. The following officers wee
elected Moderator. 5. WATSON 3srk.
II. J. Niliken; .Selectmen and & ssors.
$. WATSON. S. b. Flood. o. +. Carter:
Treasurer. Luther Lord; s. s. Committee.
l.. 5. Trip: To@n AgeHt. Willard
Treworsy. $. s. Commiaes, Rev. l.. $.
Tripp; Treasurer aud Collector. Luther
Lord; auditor. II. J. Milliken; CoHstabies.
Willard rreworgy. Benz. flood. Simeon
Lord. Albion Saunders. Chas. Allen and o.
L. Garter. Money raised as follows: For
schools. sl3s2; Support OF Poor. si20:
Contingent Ex.. sl3J0. support of A. I.
Carlisle ri the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Hartford. Conn. $50. For Highways and
Bridges 5000 discount of 3 per ceut.
was voted on all taxes paid In to the Treas
ur.r. on or before the 18th day of sept.
next. l..
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate within an.
Tor the County OF III ,iicock.
TIE Petition and Representation Of George V.
Nils. Guardian oil Hattie 4 Sinh +. Abbie ".
Lizzie VI. q Clara Douglass. OF 1ir o>.vie.
In tue County OF Hancock, Minors respectfully
shews, that the said Minors are seized and pos
sessed OF Certain Heal Estate situate said
Brook svle. ami described as follows
Five sixth OF store 4 lot, d We six:hs OF ashore
lot containing about two acres, aud also dive
sixihs oi an undivided half Of the old Home
stead" containing IN the whole OF said Home
stead. two hundred acres m ,e.-.
That said Estate Is unproiuetive OF any beneiit
said Minors and that 1t viii be for the
OF said Minors that the same should be sold an
the proceeds put out and secured on interest lie
therefore prays your honor tnsf hr may lie author
public sale the above Described Real Estate, or
such part OF II az IN your opinion may be eNpedi-
ent. All which Is respectfully Submitted.
q. " MILLS. Guardian.
County OF Hancock. sat- Court of Probate,
held AT Ellsworth, "a the Third "Wednesday oi
February 1872.
On tho Petition Aforesaid. Ordered, That no
ticc be given By publishing copy of said peti-
lion. " itn this order thereon, three weeks sue
cessiyeiy in the Ellsworth American = newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, that all persons interested
may attend on the 4 "Wednesday Of April next, at
a Court OF Probate then 10 be holden in Ellsworth
aud shew cause, II any. why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted. such notice 10 be
given before said court.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. GEO. A. OYER. Register. 3wlo
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TO THE HON. the Justices OF -, - in and for
ei'l Court next l., be held Eii-wof... lay Of
the tounty OF Hancock on the second Tue
HANNaH A. BARRETT Of verons,
in said County Of Hancock respectfully lib l. and
gives the Court 10 unharSt md and he informed,
th { she was iswfully hurried 10 Charles Bar-
rett. whose present residence il to her unknown.
II Roekland, ia the ounty Of kanN. on or about
the second day of august \. ID lsia, by nlin -.
Vail Justice Of the peace within and for said
tounty of Knox that she lived with sad Charles
IS his wife In said Rocklsud aud la Orland and in
That she has always behaved herself toward sail
Charles n a chaste mi afestionHtc Mite aud has
bad BY him two children both of whom
lie 81
Yet said Charles withon, reasonable cause ar in
tert on the part Of your Lbelant e. procure a DIT
vorce. wilfuliy deserted and abandoned sour libel
ant At Orisnd Ia suid Ceunty of III 'rcoek IN the
moath oi March ISIS, aud has ever since tint { me
lived sepsrste from YOUR lbclsnt. aud Your li.,el-
snt has not said h1rics received any letter
or support from him since that tune
Wherefore v0a' bbal M pray. th L the bsnds OF
N trimonv between iftr and said charles may be
dissolved.
HANNAH \ BARRETT
HANCOCK, S. Clerks ofice Ellsworth Nsrch lst
ISL
Upon the foregoing libel II Is ordered. in vacs-
ton by lion Edward Kent one of the justices of
sad supreme Jud cial Court thst notice of t'o pen
deneN m The same be given - the tshelec thrruiu
u inetl. by publishing tte-tcd c.py Il said H.
~, and this order therein three week su~ce-~iyrlv
IA the Ellsworth American the let public stian to
De at vt ftcen aiy- before tire term uf THIS
Count 90 he hoden ( Ellsworth within apd f,r the
county al VI sncock on the second ruesdsv u
April next that ssii lbciee may then and thetc AZ
pear aud answer to all Tibet and show II
ANY he has why the prayer thereof should not be
granted.
httc<t: II u SAUNDERS CLERK
4 true copy of the libel and order thereon
Attest: II u. SAUNDERS CLERK,
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NUMBER 10.
BN TELEGRAPH.
BosToN, March ).

BosToN, March ).
schooner Clara Bell of Rocklaad. Capt.
Ame~bufy. with cargo OF coal from New
lora far Boston, went a>ho-e a; , O'Clock
This morning about three miles North of
Highland light. Cape Cod. The weather
Ma> intensely cold and wind blowing 4
gale from the Northeast. The officers aud
crew. sescn all told. attempted To reach
the land but only one man succeeded ana
he MAS half frozen before he reached the
shore. The rest including Capt. Amesbu-
r, and the mate persisted in the sea; the
vessel i tofa los. The Clara Bell WAS
hajit in Rockpnrt in lsl6. lj6 tons and
owned by the captain aud others OF Rock
llnd.
Thomas Roruke. aged 65. was killed
last ai-ii while crossing the track Of the
Boston and Providence K. X near this
eil.
Schooner Little hate. q fishing vessel
belonging ia Gloucester. i ashore near
Wood End Cape Cod, fun OF water. Crew
saved
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From Philad eIphia.
plIIIApElrIIIA IA.

PHILADELPHIA la. March an.
Dr James -rItsiir building on Chestnut
>,i,t-r below Third. NJ, discovered To be
uu Hrp la the rear fronting on Carter Street
shortly ALTER nine O'Clock Tonight. The
flames -oou spread Ia the ei-sHth story. the
.iil.I~, height Of the binding rendered
scam lire engine, useless in reaching the
upper stories
MinNIsur-Fire i apparently checked
a. The -iNih story. The Chestnut street
tinit' l. untouched. and the larger portion
oi thr intnr;I-c hHiidtu. will be aved
The stock at i,s.- and coffee ia Shannon's
store ali"utu- iayne'> building. were
J.. i!,.I hk water.
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Al Court OF Probate nslden at Ellsworth with.
In and for the County Of Hancock, on the ID
"wednesday oTfeb. A. ID. 1872.
nHARGAREr Il. GALLEY, named Executrix IN
m a certain Instrument purporting to be IN e
ia,i will an Il testament Of Samuel c. Rich late OF
fremont, in sad county deceased having pre-
sented the same for probste;
OupgRED That the said Exeeutrix give
notice thereof all person. interested, by caus-
ing = copy Of this Order TO I've published three
printed At Ellsworth, that ths:y may appear at
PROBATE Court 10 BE- heht at Ellsworth on The
ind Weslnesd day Of April nexi. at ten Of the
clock in the i0Ten00u. and shew cause, II any they
have Why the said instrument should not DO
psOved, spprved. and All0ued As the Last viii
snd lsssamenl Of said decesse.l
PARkEK TUCK, Jsdge.
Asssss. GsO. A. DIkR, Raesesr. 49,
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At Court OF Probate holden AZ Ellsworth " thin
and tor the Count, OF Iisnco'k an the gri Wed.
nesday OF February A. ID. is.3.
ISAIAH lDl NJ. Ainr.
upon the Estate o. Nelson Y ,uag late Of Lamatne
la sad County 'ieceaseihtNing pree nte,i ms Fad
account Of Adisinieti aIion upon said est ste Iur
PROB tie.
OhDEHED:-Thst the said administrator give
notice thereof TO all persons interested ~ c.u--
Ing copy OF tHis brIicT to be pull shed hr. eek.
successfully IN the Ellsworth Ain-rcan pc ntel ia
Ellsworth tIat they NAV ape tr at Probate As..rS
u lie holden Al Ellsworth on the cad "Wednesday
of April next at ten Of he dock in the forenoon
and thew eau c n any they have why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK. Judge
A true Copy-Attest: cEo. A. DYER, Register.
3wlU
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Rar., opportunities are new Oncred for securing
homes in mild. healthy, and congenial climate
for one-thirt OF their value i've years hence.
The NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located IN
the Middle and Southern states improved stock.
grain and fruit farms; rice sugar and cotton plaa-
fafI"us; timber and ainerai lands; city. village.
and rural residences, and business stands; mills
and mill sites, factories, &c.
Write for Land Register containing description.
location, price and terms OF properties We have
a. sale:
5 Address: b. ". CLARK co.
The Nationa Real Estate Agency,
~ nd az Psasa. AvesUes Washington. D. T..
e01
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From Bangor.

BANGOR. March. 9.
th- trains on all the Railroads were de-
ta>,7l Yesterday 10y the drifting snow. The
a., tr'm II John due here 6 +. NJ YES
t-f.l4, arrived a. 6 O'Clock this morning.
lhr tram from Boston due 40 l.. VI. YES
Ir~,iat .rtiVcd 1850 l.. NJ. The l>worth
>fa.rs- '.d uoi leave here tai ihl, morning.
ilr -intn Wa very ~ey, r.. Those who
rn! aaA distance declared II the rou-hcst
ga, 81 The Winter. The country roads
o-i' rendered almost impossible. \ man
o., Iil.. sauIr 81 kuiu> hil=ore Of Ol'lto~ II.
Na> ruu ,ycr by the tr&iu on T.. y y. A.
b, A. BAL our ieg broken but not danger
uI-t injured.
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ELLsvogrH--lst Wednesday in January, Feb
r:liry, August. September and December. "a
Wednesday in April. 81 Wednesday in June and
81 Wednesday in October.
BLUEuiLL.-lst Wednesday in July and Ncvem
her.
BucKsroar.-Sd "Wednesday January, May
and September
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From New York.

INV YORK, March ).
BafQlH Mary {. Fox hence Feb. 27th tor
Portland. NJ =. sunk GA Monday morning
81 'plipc> Rip. The crew were saved by
~. steamer Norwich. Capt. Hines from
; lem. At this port.
The weather j. very clear and cold
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NEW ADVER TYSENENTS.

d. T. Rowefs Column.
Negrtine-H. stevens
Ayers Csthartic Plls-J c. Aver, 4 %.
For sale { trade-Thos ahtn.
Special >utice-A. NJ. \. j. Fox.
Notice OF foreciosurc-C Wescutt
Hancock Fire 4 Marine las Col. VI. Grant
and others.
Dissolution Of CopartnershiP-A. L Saunders
and Monroe Young.
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Business Notices.

DURING the wear ending Feb. Isl. 1870 Mr..
Fell"w- laid nearly even thousand dollars tor
advertising in the Duminion alone. lie i
Rrlii.h prlN iuct.-
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Nj \ X X | T. ID.

Edcn-March al, 10y L. VI. liamor. esq, Mr..
John ". Burns and Miss lila + knox. both "
l..
Bo,ton-l7th inst. by ;. II. Winklcy. Mr..
Wm. r. Tabor 10 Miss k-tella \. Bonzc! both
OF Boston.
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qnss AMI freshness Of you,h. Thin
h-ir B., ,hickrned, falling hair checked,
sud badness often, though not alway.,
cured Is rs use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the folhcles are de-
stroycl, or the glands atrophied and
dccayrl; but such "a remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
h,cd into activity, 50 that new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
OF fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
mcn., it Will keep it clean and vigorous.
Is occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives TO the
scalp arrests and prevents III scrma-
ton of dandruf, which is often 30 TN
clearly and offensive Free from those
dcleterlous substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
lyrs.
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Every person should BE- loyal IN thought
word Hn,l deed. To good a government
our. aud tbs, thai are not loyal have no ella i'm
Tor : protection. We d. not -ry that using
I'nn"s Pain killing Magic oil fer curing
Qur-kls al psiniui cot pls nt>. i the only -vi-
d"ncr of love To our country. but 1t i a Ign W.
love ou scise. some.
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During our inter, lew tho Americar Consul
al BanAoA presented tlie King al elegant a.
."fi mvni of hi M ,iI' me- from ID. J. Aver.
"i Lowell. Ma. Tar thu tie ui the Court. he
rAlaaIued 10 tit mfj~>is th.'r origin from the
Eirzt chemist aHd thar u>r.. he berry
Federal Tor rough--thr ~as-spsriiis Tor crup-
i've "',ea>c> and the tgur Cur tor the fetcr-
that are 30 fatal ~ thi> d, country. The dan
z r"u- condition 81 ;. NuTiir lie in be palace
Nth one ci the '.i-nnicfs these me,lieinr- cure
gave him -l-riai iaicic>t la these pro,iucI- ct
medical -AiH: in.isrl. thr-c medical maTA~t>
tu'tr>'"'i IL more Ia our country than ala
The other .uIrI:ii0n- hti shown him.-Ir.-
Ter irOm a I@sds la siam.
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TO Tue HONOR THE JUSTICES Of tn.

y supreme Judicial Court neat 10 lie holden Al
Ellsworth, within ami iyr the County OF Han
cock on the second Tuesday Of October A. ID
ISL.
CAROLINE 4. GILLAsPIE Of Mariaviile.
in the County Of Hancock and state oil ia,ne-
wife Of William CtIlaspie re .peettuiy ltbels and
gives this honorable Court 10 be informed: that
she was lawfully marned to said William Giila,-
pie at Alexander In the County oi Washington IN
SAID State, on the 9Th day OF June A. ID. 1855. by
Il. W. Tyler Esq Justic~ OF The peace ami has
had By him children that she lived and cohab-
i,rd with said william Giia-pie at cooper in said
state, as man ami wife from Ma. lssS to July 9th
lssi, when SAIL william Iilaspie. your lbelants
husband, wholly disregarding his marriage vow
and obligations, did without cause or provoca-
lion desert and aban ton her, your iiDeiant and
went to Alexand aforesaid and afterwards to
place OF places unknown and that his present.
whereabouts are unknown to your libelant; that
said W iilam Gillespie then cruelty neglected and
refu .ed to provide for your hbelAnps support and
that during anu since said desertion and abandon
nest said William Giliaspid continually disre-
gzring his said VOWS aud obiig ations still contin-
to abandon her and cruelty Legects and re-
sfuse to provide for her, your hoeiants support
marriage relations: but That your libeiant IN All
thing. sisce their iniermarriage has always be-
hzyed herself as u tail bfui, chAstc and affection
ate wife towards him the aid william Giiiaspie.
Whereas there are no reasonable or prouAbie
xronsAs ON which they will ever come together
hand AL wiis. Wherefore your lbeiAnt prsys
riyt,t aud justice. and that she may be divorced
froa the bonds of matrimouy between her aud
~ said husband; tina, it Is reasonable and proper
conducive 10 domestic harmony and consistent
vsh the peace aud morality OF society.
CAkOLlNE 4. GlLLASPIE.
Eusuerth Sept, LIST, ISL.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS. Supreme judicial Court. Octo-
her Tesss, ISL.
upa TIE foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice az the pendency Of the same be given to
the hkelee therein named, by serving an atsested
espv Il SAID libel. and Of this order thereon. on
the said Ibclee or by publishing the "a me In the
Ellsworth American three weeks successfully
the last publication or service Aforesaid u be a.
least thirty days before the next term Of this
Court 10 be hslden II ELLSWORTH. within anu Tor
the county Of Hancock, ON the second Tuesday Of
Anil next thai said hbelee may thea and there
a1,,ear. and snsues ~ ssid libel, and show
cause, IL say ~ have, way tho pssveg thereof
shouid not BE- granted.
Attest: u. b. eAUxDGns, Clerk.
A tr~e sony Of he libel and order thereon.
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