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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
T'ergPnneS .H0rEef.

From Spscr1l Rsporta.
SATURDAY, Jan. 4.
Our market very Inactive there is little to act
upon. One two dressed hogs in, that sold at g. v
ewt and a beef which was sold at So.
Butter-the same a last week,
IIay-sl5 v ton. Rye Straw ilj y ton.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

That fraudulent bill that was rushed
through Congress last winter, repeating the
old postal rates on seeds, plants, &c, has it.
self been repealed, and the former rates are
again in force. That smart scamp, Ben
Butler, made some capital by helping in
the work, bat his assistance was not needed.
The principal credit belongs to Mr.. Hill, of
New Jersey
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
HOUSE FOR SALE,

SITUATED In 81 Johnsbury Centre Village With SnI,
- pie room, and conveniently adapted for two iami.
water woodsheA and cellar, Without passing through
the otheFs rooms, The title 70 the premises will com,
prise neyeFiaRg spring Of water aud the pipe con-
Veypg the same TO tho house. aud an excellent garden
VI "a square rods Price, 81 800 and terms easy.
For further particulars Impulse Of
JOHN BACON,
ST. Johhshury Centre. VI,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

ARE YOU GOING TO BUY
A STOVE :
FOR your
E'GTIOr, kitchen, or shop!
And if so, where do you propose to buy it
Where you can got the hest article for the
least money, OF course But have you been
to the Store of
H. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF.
on RAILROAD STREET, and seen their stock
of
Cooking, Parlor, and Office Stoves,
Of all Sizes and Styles, for burning Wood or
Coal? Such as the
New CosMOPoLTAN, FEARLESS, WoMEN's
RIGHTs, HOMESTEAD, NEW WASHINGTON,
NINDICAToR, DAUNTLEss, YoUNG
AMERICAN, PHENIX, HoNr
COMFORT, EXCHANGE,
RELIABLE, GILMAN,
COMPETITION,
ENrIRE STATE, gen.
LIGHT HOUSE,, IhvEN
TINES, ORIENTAL, GENERAL
GRANT, CUSHION, COTTAGE HOME,
CHAMPION, JOY, PARLOR Cook, Soar
SToNE STOVES, HINGE TOP Box STovEs, &c.
And large stock of
Tin Ware,
Glass Wsaro,
mellow Ware,
wOocIon Ware,
Lamps OF all Kinds,
. Ell a NJ ID H * L H IA 50,
lanterns, 9tcIe lamps
with snvcred Reneetors,
Japanned Ware.
Pg.uE'S y SI.VKS!
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
RAZORS, AND STROPS,
SCISSORS, AND SHEARS,
PLATED WARE,
oPen aud Solid Handle Table
and Tea KNIVES, Forks,
Te" and Table SPOONS,
ETNI Knives, &c. sc
Britannia Ware
TEA AND COFFEE POTS
WIRE CAsToRs
FRUIT DISHES,
Broon,S, BRUSHES, Wash Tubs,
Wash Boards, Wood Saus,
Clothes Lines and
BaSkets,
Clothes Wriage1s,
CARPET SREEPERS.
AMERICAN BROILER,
A great thing, and warranted to suit. And
a thousand other things too numerous to men.
ton.
They are also WoRk ERs IN METALS, such
as Tin, Shoes Iron, Lead, Brass, Copper and
Zinc, and anything you may want in their
line they oan make to order, or fix up the old
one as good as new,
Give them Call, at
WoODgVrls BLoGR,
Ind Door South Of Eastern Avenue.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
80. .qIbGmS .uGFEeE.

Tf0W OUf NpfcI07 Rfp0TFtT
TUESDAY, Jan. T.
our market to-day qld not amount TO much, and may
ne considered pretty nearly used up for the
On Butter buyers not aHXOus for the kind that Is
coming in consequently theEe Is very little cOmpeti
ton. Prices range from Is 10 rs for winter, and % to
80 for fall made. The amount shipped from here to-
day was 22i tubs.
Below we give the number Of tubs OF Buttet shipped
from st. Adams, during the year 1872.
We were unable to procure the amount Of Cheese, as
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

Stokes. the murderer OF Jim Fisk, has
been convicted, and sentenced to be hung
February 2Sth. Bets are freely offered that
he will not be hung at all. When we hear
Of the execution of Foster, the car-hook
murderer, we shall be more willing to take
such bets than we are now. If New York
means business in his matter, it is time a
beginning should be made.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
Farm for Sale,

The Subscriber offers for sale part of his home farm
know as the " Wheeock place, situated on the Troy
road less than one-half mile from Newport village,
comprising twenty-five acres of good upland, nearly
all in good state of cultivation. Comfortable and
convenient buildings, with good, pure water A good
place for market garden, for any one wishing to
locate thriving village Price, $500, For fur
Their particulars apply to the publishers of the FARM
Err, or address CORODEN CUMMINGS,
Newport, Vt
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
For Sale.

fNlIE Subscriber having purchased the A. b. Woods
farm, about Il miles from Fairbanks Village in
Danvle, of 40 acres which joins his own has lis
acres and two sets of buildings lie proposes to
sell the buildings his farm with land, from
to tweny ive acres 10 suit the purchaser The build
ings consist of good barn, shed and house. and the
land ranks among the hest of Vermont This Is good
chance for some one who may desire small farm.
J. NJ. CLIFFORD
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
Pennsylvania XXX.
cate Markets,
NJ WRtertOwn Rnd Brighton.

WEDNESDAY, Jan, =
Prices OF Market Bcef-A few choice I25 "a SIl5O
ond quality $3.50 a $3.50; third quality Si.5s m So
Prices of store Cattle-Working oxen, " pair, SIO1
Sljt, 500 20 $3.50.
llilch Cows and Calves from si5 sea. extra SOS "a
Yearlings $40 a si7i tv years old SIS a 500 three
years old So a SIS.
Prices of sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81, 81 80, $500
20 &c each extra - a $50 or from 20 9c 2 ID.
Spring Lambs S "a 9}c p ID.
Prices of Hides. Tallow and Standardization Hides
9lc y ID; Country Hides a Ole " lb. Brighton Tai
low o. n g. b ID Country Tallow "a sic y h.
Pelts Sl.7j a 500 each. Calf skins Is a Oc y H.
REMARKS.
CattleIn consequence of the bad condition of Rail
roads up country the Passumpsic and the Montreal
trains have not arrived but rs far as could ascer
tam there were $50 cattle and some 500 sheep which
would make supply Of Northern cattle including 40
over the Ftchburg railroad, $50 head for the week
Tho demand for Northern cattle has improved &c on
dressed weight The market j. active on all grades,
but particularly on prime stock VI. I. Shnckett sold
oxen to g. f Woodbridge, to dress lO0l lbs each at
Toe H. oxen to Mr. Carter, 60 dress so BIS at sic p
h. l3 ecr Cows and Steers, To dress from 800 to SO
lbs, at SC D b. small Cattle to dress l to 20 lbs at
TO &c y b. & ". s. T. Rossiter sold oxen at lie Y
ID, ". +. F. Brady sold oxen, atted by Joseph
Rodgers Of FtrrisbuTgh Vt, home weight 39.0 ib> at
nae p N, W, % Cows and loiiers FROM to SC h,
W, ~ small Cattle ut to sc b b, W. lloughton
Wilcox sold Ieiicrs for Stu each dress so lbs Oxen
at Ice v ID.
ShocI-Dealcrs came In with high notions and ask
ed for their heaviest Ocks of sheep that would weigh
no rs and upward, Toe y h, but could not get hh
ing to quality down To &c b b. Lanes at To Gle
lloughtUn Wilcox sold lu3 sheep at &c v 10, average
80 bs. j. Hall had 81 nice sheep, and wanted 9ic Y b.
VI r. Shackett sold - head Sheep average - lbs at
6}c p n, IL Sheep average 6i ia, at &c y h. n sheep
average IS ID, ut tic " ID.
Pouitry-C. W. Bailey had rather more than ton of
live Turkeys from Canada not really of first grade, and
sold at lic p h. Best Turkeys and Chickens lGic y H.
bir lots at Itc Y h. ordinary lots at l5c Y 10
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
Stolen.

The person who took my Harness from my stable
Saturday night December 4th, will do well 10 replace
II, for II IL we'll known who took t.
Ifreturned no questions will be asked.
HARVEY LYF0RD,
Union House, st. Johnshury Centre.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

Total weight, 3,i2b,si2 lbs.
10. Carloads, III.
Total amount shipped In 1874. 56,656 tubs,
Weight, 3,21O, 200 lbs.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
r. q IA - a. T. IA:

TINlIE subscriber is going West, and will sell his farm
Il cheap-One hundred acres of land. On said farm
house, two barns, sheds and Out-buildings good
spring water running to house and barns, good Sugar
Orchard, and plenty Of fruit viii sell all together or
IN lots to suit purchasers. Farm mile west of Fair
banks Village.
DAVID CHAPMAN.
st. JOhnshury September Is, 1872
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

The disappearance Of j. S. Adams at Jer-
sey City, mentioned last week, was owing to
his going on a spree.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
FOR SALE
Or EXCHANGE for other Property.

FARM situated one mile from Sutten Corner and a.
bout two miles from West Burke depot Il consists of
1876 acres nearly 100 of which under cultivation ant
is of the best farms In Sutton On said premises are
house and barn with running water at each. The hay
and grain is to be sold with the farm.
good chance for some enterprising farmer. For in
lormation apply 70 ]. A. SeMell. st. JohnshnrN.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

We think our readers will agree with us
that the Farmers Clubs reported in the Fan.
MER are starting off we'll, and with every
prospect Of benefit, not only to their
members but to those who read their discus
sions. The secretaries Of both clubs show
very remarkable skill in reporting, which of
course adds greatly to the resdableness of the
proceedings. We doubt if any county in
the state can show two better clubs than the
East St. Johnsbury and Passumpsic.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10

The committee Of Black River Valley
There was II large attendance of the friends
of the enterprise, 49, present, and resolves
the surveyors report which was very favor.
able. making it II very feasible route. The
distance is u few rods short of IS miles from
Montpelier TO Canada line by the way of
South Troy. lie estimates the COS, ai the
road when ready for the rolling stock mt ST.
100000, narrow guage.-This estimate h-
cludcs the fencing ofthe road the entire route.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17
State News.

Calais has appropriated $1,000 for the
surver OF the Shore Line L. Il. to that city.
Colby COMMENCEMENT PRoGEAMME.-
Sunday evening. July <0lI, sermon before
the Boardman Missionary Society. BY Rev.
j. y. Murdoch of Boston.
Monday evening. july 2l>t. Junior exhi-
bition. The class speak original articles
Tuesday. july 22d. examination for aL.
mission at eight o'clock at Champlin Hall.
Tuesday evening. Grafton before the Liter
airy Societies, by Rev. G. W. Pentecosi OF
Boston.
Wednesday. July sd, meeting of the
Board Of Trustees. meeting OF the Alumni
Association. Class day exercises at p.
NJ. on the college grounds. Ia the even
ing, concert by Mendclssohn Qnintette
Club assisted by Mrs. J. Houston West
Thursday, 2ith. graduating exercises.
There were admitted al the first exam
ination yesterday at Bowdoin College.
seventy-three. seventy of them freshmen.
two into the sophomore class, aud one in
TO the junior class.
Cyrus W. Field was in Bangor on
Thursday. on his way to Newfoundl and To
be present upon the arrival Of the ships
now laying the new Atlantic cable.
An attempt to drive swarm of bees
from an apple tree in Camden the other
day by sprinkiiRg, resulted in the sagacious
insects taking refuge near the top OF the
steeple OF the Baptist church. and the Her-
I'D makes a note of II as remark able ph E.
nomenQn.
A call i in circulation among the
mechanics OF Bangor for public meeting
to take into consideration the question OF
% ar,..fff Ii.
=@y is forced upon them by the system
adored at the STATE prison of IN anufac-
turing nd selling articles which they are
now manufacturing in sufficient quantities
TO supply the market.
THE SHORE LISn-The survey of the
route OF the Shore LiBe Railroad has been
completed TO Machias. and will be COM
pleted through to Pembroke at once. the
towns OF East Machias. Dennysyille and
Pembroke having voted the amounts
deemed by the Directors necessary to meet
the expenses. Whether the survey will
extend TO this city depends upon the action
OF the citizens of Calais within the next
few weeks. The majority of our business
men. we know, favor the Shore Line. and
we think that all would like to have a
survey made between Calais and Penn
broke.-lCalais Times.
Chief kimball, Captain Faunce and
Captain Merryman will locate life-saving
stations at once at Saco Pool and Matlni-
Gus. lighthouses will be erected "a BY II
In size, to accommodate the latest and
most approved patterns of surf-boats. A
crew of eighteen men residing in the
vicinity will be enlisted in government ell
ploy for each station, whose duty it will be
TO repair to their respective stations on the
first indications of a storm. Every station
will keep its number flying from the station
staff, so that vessels seeing can tell at once
where they are. 1t is also intended to put
them in telegraphic communication with
the nearest principal signal service stations,
so that the approach of storms from sea-
ward may be Indicated at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17

THE ORDER OF CREAIIoN.-Thcre is
a Sunday in Louisville, the schol-
airs commenced Oh the first of January
last the study of the international series
of lessons, beginning with the creation of
the world. The second lesson was about
the garden of Eden. The teacher of the
infant class, which numbers about hum
bred boys and girls. on last Sabbath was
questioning these little ones the pre-
vious lesson, to see how much they re-
membered of what had been taught
them. AS she went over the successive
DAYS of creation, obtaining very satisfac-
tory answers, before proceeding 10 the
proper lessons for the day, she inquired
who WAS the first man created, aud Adam
was the unaninous reply. "a flssEt
"What was the next stepin crcafionr'
asked the teacher. ss-E .
Eve was the prompt reply. "a
Then one or Two questions as to how
Eve was created. and for what purpose
were asked and answered. Then came
the next question: s $3.50
"What was the next thing createdYf
Expectirg of course, that the s.Garden
of Eden" wonld be the prompt reply,
the teacher was somewhat asioaished
that there was DO immediate ans wer
hut she was still. more ast0nislIed, and
more efIeetually silenced for the remain
der Of the lesson, when little girl smart
beyond her years spoke up and said:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17
City and County.
Ellsworth.

Ellsworth.
TUESDAY, mercury at 9Os in the shade.
Pine hay weather, and the farmers are
l,-.uniug TO improve ii.
We thank Nv. G." for his cominuni-
.l,.ou and shall reserve It for use at a sub
>-,ycut time.
A heavy wind prevailed here on Tues
day. Several large trees in this vicinity
were blown down.
Monday p. NJ, July 18th. the barn OF
Elward saunders Of Ellsworth was burn
ed. We are unable to learn the origin Of
tue are.
"A vessel of the Uuited States Coast
survey, is now at Bar Harbor, perfect ing
the survey in that locality. The schooner
l. anchored in the haroor and the working
party have tents erected on shore for their
use.
We are glad TO see in the accounts OF
announcement at Bowdoin College hand
some mention of Mr.. Andrew p Wiswell,
son of our townsman Hon. Arno Wiswell.
The subject OF Mr.. Wiswell's Grafton was
''>tonewau Jackson" and the treatment of
K was SO skillful and ingenious and the
manner of delivery so good that the APP
pause of the audience testified 10 the be-
Lief that the young gentleman's perform
ace was one of the best il not the very
tes. Of the day.
Ellsworth boys seem to be doing well
generally. We clip from the Kings Co.
throaieIe, account of the Commencement
AZ Mount Washington Institute, New
\ rrk city:
But the valedictory of Arthur W. Jones
Ma the greatest. and the concluding speech
"i The entertainment. His final adieus to
~ President (fion. Geo. W. Clarke) and
.'+ faculty OF the Institute and to his
l'A,'nla'e- the undergraduates and the
a'lience' WEI eloquent and touching"
Dung Jones VII. Ae remembered az ne
son of our former town-.nau. John w.
Jones, Esq.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17

To the Hon. Justices OF the Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, in and for the
County OF Hancock. on the second Tuesday
THE Libel of Eliza A. Allen, OF Penobscot in
J. said County, who respectfully represents that
she was married on the goth day Of October, A. d.
ls5s, TO John Is. Allen, then resident OF Brooke
Vile, in said County, and now resident, or sup
posed to he. OF Boston. in the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts,, and that there was one child born
10 them, whose name is Horace W. Allen. and
who Is now thirteen years of age and il living
with this your Lbelant. She further represents
that she has always been faithful to her marriage
covenant and has given no cause for COMPLAINT
70 hel said husband, but that he without lust
cause deserted her many years ago, and has con
than three years last past, has SO deserted her
and in all that time has contributed nothing for
the maintenance Of herself and child. and - she
with a woman his wife, and by whom
he has had two children.
8 Wherefore, and becaase it 10 reasonable and
proper. conducive to domestic harmony and con.
sistent with the peace and morality Of society,
~ yfsys shss she 10y 3 divorced from said
sssbs s7ss . ysus sei IL ses''dy Of said child
ELlzAA. ALLEN.
Dated at Penobscot, this 18th day Of Feburary.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-snpreme Judicial Court, Apnl
Term. A. d. 1873.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order. that
notice Of the tendency Of the same be given 70
copy OF said libel. and Of this order thereon. on
the said libelee John b. Ailen, or by publishna
the same three weeks successfully In the Ellis
worth. American the last publication, or service
Aforesaid u be at least thirty days before the nex
term of this Court to holden ut Ellsworth. within
and for the County OF Hancock, On the second
Tuesday Of October next, that said libelee M Az
snd show eause II any he has, Why the prayer
thereof should not be granted. : -,
Attest. HUTS0N B. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
A true copy Of the libel and order thereon
swift Attest, HUTSON b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17
Business Notices,
brain Iuviaorator,

LANCASTER. Pa, July 81, 1871
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLows-SIR: am plea sed
to inform YOU that my health f. improving I'M
der the use ofyour Hypophosphites. Excess
sive tax ofthe brain had SO x austed nv body
that could neither work nor enjoy myself
and II was with difficulty that could sleep at
sll. | tried rest, and active exercise. various
medicinal remedies, and the most popular
physicians. and accidentally heard Of your Svr-
up in New York. purchased three bottles at
Caswell & Hazards. and until used that OF b.
ing relieved me. Now ] can eat well, sleep
well, work well and feel we'll, and have good
reason TO consider your Syrup most surpris-
ing and capital restorer Of the mind aud ner-
sous system. aud advise all who have much
brain work to take 1t. You are at liberty 10
use this you NAV.
Yours. very truly.
JEROME SHENk, Insurance Agent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17

r0RTLAND-Ar sth. sch A whiting. Car.
ter. Mt. desert for Boston
Cm Nh. sch Huxzar, Baker, Freeport, to
load for Bos on.
Ar 14th. sch Dexalo. Leland, Boston.
BAIH-Cid 18th, sch Walton, Sher man. Phil.
adelphis.
NEwBURYPoRr-Ar til, schs Pioneer. Pow
ers, Bangor; J Stinson, Deer Island.
r,, ar ISuh. sch Louisa Boardman, Norwood,
sALEM-Ar It'll. schs Caressa. ssd!er. Els
worth Nonpariel, Simmons, and Highlander.
Langley, Bangor. 81
Ar 10th, sch James La wrence, Rummill, Cal
ais.
Ar 18th, schs Champion. Elijah sthport: Leo
nora, Bonsey. Poughkeepsie.
osroN-Ar sth, schs Frank A Magee,
Young. Ellsworth; Benz. Franklin, Vsrnum,
Bangor; Yankee. Higgins, Bucksport; Lees
hurg, Herrick, Bengor.
Ar 9Th. sch Pioneer, Bunker, Sullivan.
Ar 10th, sch Aurora, Brown, Sullivan.
Ar 18th. brig Carrie E Pickering. Torrey,
Baltimore.
Ar 18th, schs Tangent, Newman. Port John
son; James Pike, Dow, Hoboken; Ophir.
Benson. do.
Ar lith. sehs Lyra. Port johnson; W II
Archer, Milliken, Ellsworth New Globe, Bray.
Bangor
New BKproRp-Ar 18th, sch VIM H sar-
gent, Sargent, Calais.
New HAvEN-Ar 18th. sch Leonora, Brown.
Portland.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar sth, schs Star, Car
man, Philadelphia for Bangor; Maud Mulock,
Norwood, Weehawken. for Newburyport.
NEwroRT-Ar 9th, sch Capt. John, Means,
Bangor.
PAwTUCKET-Ar 18th. schs Josephine. Ne
Donald. Calais; Agenoria, Jordan. Franklin;
Dexter. Lord. Bangor.
Ar 18th, sch Prize. Ober, Calais.
PRovIDENCE-Ar sth, sch Fair Wind, Mad
dox, Ellsworth.
Ar 9th sch Elouise. Herrick. Bangor.
Ar 10th, schs Agenoria. Jordan. Franklin for
Pawtucket; Dexter, Lord. Bangor for do; JAS.
Tilden, Locshart. Ellsworth Prize, Ober. Cal
ais; Josephine. Mcdonald, Calais for Paw
tucket.
Ar l2th. sch Caroline c. Squirting, Calais.
NEW fORK-Ar It'll. schs = G Holden, NJ c-
Rca. Calais; Sea Breeze, Freethy. Portland. -
Ar 9th. sch Agnes. Young. Ellsworth.
Ar 18th. sch c II spofford, Bray, Thomaston.
Cid 18th. sch Waldemar for Lsguayra.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld sth, sch Sarah A Reed.
Reed, Mirxmichi.
B.LTIMoRE-Ar 18th. sch White Foam, Mil
liken, Providence.
CHARLEsToN-Ar 18th, sch John Somes I'm
Boston.
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar 9th, sch Webster Bar
nard. Smith. II Thomas.
FERNANDINA-Ar ri, sch Aunie Whiting,
Hutchinson. Charleston.
Foreign Ports.
SAGCA-Ar 30th, brig Golconds, Lord, Hs-
vans.
At POINT-A-PETRE. Gaud-alst ult brig
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17

lis' Of Paseoss,
Patents issued TO Maine inventors for
the week ending June Gath. 1878. Report.
ed by VIM. Franklin seavey. Solicitor OF
Patents, Rhines' Block, II Maine Street,
Bangor Maine.
-. w. Stockwell. Portland, Mixing
Machine; Jas. Atkins, Augusta, Planning
Machine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-17
Jones, Esq.

WHEREAS. Companion Joseph A. Deane l. -.
entered the mysterious veil which separate
time from eternity; therefore.
RESOLVED, That in the death Of Companion
Dane, Acadia ROYAL Arch Chapter has lost 3
faithful and efficient oficer,-always promp,
and attentive in the performance Of his dutie.
ID The Chapter, and ever ready TO give good
counsel and Information TO his less-inforned
e'nlpanIons, for which he was eminently quail.
Ael by his superior intelligence and his long
ana intimate acquaintance with the beautiful
ny ster.es Of Freemasonry.
RESOLVED, That while we submissively bow
u the viii Of the Supreme High Priest of Heav.
en- We deeply feel the loss which We have sus.
tanned, aud unfeignedly sympathize with the
flowed daughter and other relatives Of our
deceased Companion, and commend them n
'i'r care OF Him who doeth all things we'll
PER ORDER