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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-20

How THEY READ NEwsPAPFRs.-Uncle
Ned first hunts up funny thing, then
laughs with a will.
Aunt Sue first reads the stories. then
turns to the marriages, births and deaths
The laborer looks only at the wants. .
hoping to find better opening in his bust
ness.
Miss Flora seeks out the new advertise
ments to ascertain the newest importations
in bonnets and kids.
Mr.. Pleasure Seeker turns to the amuse-
ment column and decides which entertain
ment will afford him the greatest enjoy
ment.
Miss Prim drops a tear-frst over the
marriages. then over the deaths. for, says
she. lone is as bad as the other"
Mr. Politician commences with the cdi-
torial. then scans the telegraph, ending his
peruSal with the speeches quoted.
Mr.. Professor slowly examines the edi-
tollal. II, rhetoric, syntaX. and logic, then
chances at the correspondence. finally re-
turns TO his Latin. and quickly forgets
what he has read
Mr.. Marvellous looks for the accidents,
murders, inquests and deaths, reads the
court record, and erds with the stories in
search of something sensational.
But why extend the list? Each individu
al reads for himself. and if each does not
find a column or more to his particular
taste, the paper is insipid. the editor lazy
and deserving of ccnsure.-I Topographic.
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Police Court Record.
bRINRwATEI, JUDGE.


March l.. Mark II. Grindle V. y. A..
Halves. Mark II. Grindle was an inhabi-
iLnt II District No. ,. in Brooksville. At
a special meeting March 30, 1872, the town
voted to divide District No. 2. and annex
Mark IL. Grindle and all North West 10
District No. ,, and the remainder Of said
District to District No. l." Districts No
3. and No. l. aiterward voted district tax
on Mr.. Grindle as an inhabitant of No. J.
Mr.. Grindle and some others oftLe District
No. ,, were opposed to the division of the
district. and claim that no division was
effected by the vote of the town, because
THE vote does not fix any territorial or
geographical line of division but only sets
"h, individuals. Mr.. Grindle accordingly
LEI NJ. Halves the Collector OF taxes.
di>train Ai> property, and then brought
tai> suit 10 test the Collector. authority.
The Judge ruled that the vote Of the
town did not effect a legal division and
Iid not make Mr.. Grindle an inhabitant OF
40 :. that therefore the Assessors had no
authority to tax him on the No. 3. tax, and
the Collector had no authority to collect
such tax. Judgment was accordingly
Fadered for Mr.. Grindle for the amount
"' TAX collected of him, with costs. Mr..
Ha"es the Defendant appealed.
Hale & Emery for Def. had no Counsel.
TlIe Pin. Grindle.
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City and County.
Ellsworth.

Ellsworth.
Good Hay has been sold on the street
lately a. low as sl2 per ton.
See call for meeting OF corDorators of
savings Bank, signed by safe men, In new
Advertisements.
HARBINGKRs.-Wildg geese and kites fly
ing over head, and loafers and marbles on
the sunny side OF the streets.
The Supreme Judicial Court will COM
mence its session OH Tuesday, April Sth.
1t i expected that Judge Danforth will
hold the Term.
j. NJ. Hale & Co., stage proprietors,
ou Tuesday morning last, transported 40
passengers over the road to Bucks port
Who says 4 Rail Road Will not pay to
Bucksport:
Rev. DIR. Tenney of this city was last
week summoned to the old homestead in
New Hampshire, to attend the funeral of
hi, mother, who had reached the good old
aye of100 years, less two months.
Our people in regard to our next May
or. are very much in the condition OF the
maiden lady. matrimonially inclined. She
said. those whom she would have, she
couldn't get. and those who would have
her. the Devil wouldn't have"
The Fourth lecture in the High School
course will be given Saturday March, p
}, F. NJ. illustrated by all the apparatus
which the school at the present time pos.
Sesses. Subject;- Il. Laws of the Pendu,
lum. III. Properties of matter. The Au
dienee will please be seated before the
lecture commences as the success of ex
perinents often depends upon the stillnes,
of a room.
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NJ A II RI e D.

GoaIdsboro-l6th inst, BY H. N. Soule, Esq,
Mr.. Silas X. Cushman Of Cherryield and Miss
Lizzie ID. Smith of Steuben.
Eden-5th inst. by L. j. Thomas, Esq. Ed
ward W. Allen and Miss Izora +. Wheaton,
both of Eden.
Prospect-15th inst, by Rev. Geo. D. Gar
land, Nj. Edward F. Avery Of Prospect, and
Miss Mary P. Kalloch Of So. Thomaston.
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HEART .=r
p1sEASG

Is becoming very common in every community
and the sudden deaths resulting warn MS 10 81 e.
One relief. The disease assumes many iii liter, mt
ltrm-, among which notice Papitation, En-
lirSemcnt, Spasms, ossifcation or BOny Forma-
tlon of the Heart, Rheumatism General Debility,
Water about the Heart sinking OF the spirits pain
in the Side or Che 81. Dizziness Sluggish Circnla-
ton of the Blood and Momentary Stoppage of the
Action of the Heart.
These forms of Heart Disease have been cured
by Or. Graves Heart Regulator. and we do no.
hesitate to say it will cure them again. Any form
OF Heart Disease will readily yield to its use and
We have yet TO learn OF any where the Heart
Regulator has been taken properly and the party,
not received 4 marked benefit.
Our agent, on application will furnish you with
our Circu lar giving full description of the di-.
ease and also number of testimonials OF cuTes :;
and ii you would like further proof from the par
ties who have given tho tcstmo mails, write them
and see what they say
We have sold many thousand bottles of the
heart Regulator, and the demand Is still increasing
We are confident We are doing the public a benefit
and not trying to impose on them WORTHLESS.
preparation.
The price OF the Heart Regulator il OSE Dol
LAX per bottle, aud can be obtained of our agent.
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MARINE LIST.


Br. sch 4 G Watson, Starkey, from 81. John
for y York, struck on the outer Sunken Ledge
near Long Island. Saturday the 18th inst
shifted and lost deck load came OFF at high wa
ter and arrived at Bass Harbor, fremont, bad
~ damaged.
BATH Msrch 15.-Thc agent of ship Jennie
Eastman of this port. has received a cable dis
patch from Sagua, announcing that she was to-
tally wrecked on Cape Verde, Cuba. Crew
safe. The Jennie Eastman was built by John
Harwood & Son Of Bowdoinham, in 1858, and
was fine vessel of 1156 tons. valued at SjO.O 900.
and was owned by Jarvis Patten. Francis KEEL
by, NJ. +. Gaunett and others of this city. She
was partially insured.
Sch Frank Howard. reports Mar 9TH, lat &C.
40, lon GIT, fell in with the wreck of the sch
+ Hathaway. of Machiasport. Cole, from St.
John. NIB for Cardenas. The captain wished
TO be taken of. but it was blowing gale at the
time, and there being heavy sea, lay by her
- hours; when the gale subsidized succeeded in
taking oil the captain and crew (six in number)
and brought them to n York. The NJ + II
was III years old. 80 tons register and owned
in Machia sport.
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j l. II L i = 3 4

which Is pronounced by the leading medical au-
ihoritlc- of London and Par:s the most powerful /
tonic AMI aiteritIye known TO the medical world
This - no new AMI uniried discovery but has
been long used by the leading ply scIans of 9th.
er countries with wonderful remedial results
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cttharties andphysics they give only temporary
rriiei-lndgcstion natulencY aud dyspepsi Ia wi III
Fir- anu klndrc,i diseases are sure to follow their
Use Keep the blood pure and health Is assured
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St. New York
sole Agent for the United states.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. send for Circular. AVG
Dock Canvassers can and no more IreshSattract
1--we volume for Spring sales than the housekeep
trs mahuIlby Miss C.E .Beecher \ Mrs III Il stowe
a cl"lppcdia OF domestic economy n "A complete
cookery book in one volume. send for Crcy lar toJ
BE"rdSto y. l.,Boston .ChicaSo,o san Francis
a. tn
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u anrock.

Hancock.
The town has voted 10 widen its town
and county roads TO four rods. and all
fences now within this limit are TO be re-
moved at the expense of the individual
owners.
The people Of school Dist. No. /. at
their last annual meeting. voted to present
to the town the upper story of their school
finish and furnish the same for free high
school; which offer the town has accepted,
and will As soon as practicable put in oper-
alton said school. IL.
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BiuchilI

The granite business will bc lively
here this season. Messr>. Wcscott u
liinckley, have already made contracts to
the amount OF So OO0-F. A. Darling and
Geo. W. Clay. foremen. Messrs. Chase a
Co.. to about $4,000. a Barrett. fore
man. Collins 4 Co.. at McHcards. to
about s30,00o-W. II. Darling, foreman.
To complete these contracts. some twenty
pair of oxen, and from 200 TO 25s men. and
greenbacks TO quite large amount. will
be required. Although the weather i very
unfayorable, all OF the above ramcd firms.
with true Yankee spirit have commenced
operations. During the past winter there
has been nothing doing in the granite line,
excepting that Il. W. Darling has been
busy, in cutting stone for monuments. and
other cemetery work.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.
In General.
BANGOR. March ]!

BANGOR. March 10.
The Directors of the consolidated T.. x
y. \. Railway have decided to again put
GA night train between this city and ST.
John.
The Trustees of the Maine State Asri-
cultural Society, now in session at the Pc
nobscot Exchange. have fixed the time for
the ele yenth Exhibition and Fair of the
society on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th of
September next. The Trustees have not
Yet finished revising the premium lists, but
We are informed that the total amount Of
premiums offered will be over $4,000.
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Business Notices.

TUE WORLD AND HIS WIFE have made up
their minds that there is nothing under heaven
certain rs cure for cough. or cold, or
difficulty OF breathing, as Hae's Honey of
Horehound and Tar. The sale is over three
thousand bottles per day. Crittenton's 9th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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Some-yille.

Somc-ytlle.
LOST AND Fol ND.-Thur>day. Mar. It'll.
Miss Clara Tracy of Eden. started from
this place to 20 home. on getting a. far a.
Mr.. Babson's she found the road so badly
return. On arriving back She found She
had lost part of one earring. The same
evening Capt. Thompson OF Eden. came
over To attend Mason Lodge. and un
driving into the stable at the hotel the
snow-balls dropped from his horses shoes.
they saw something bright in one of them.
and on a closer examination found it To Toe
the lost earring firmly imbedded in the
snow ball.
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Rrooksyille

The school in Dist. No. ,. closed
March 18th. after very successful term 81
- weeks, under the instruction of Winfield
:. Laton of Etna Me. who has given per-
feet satisfaction and promise, to make an
excellent teacher. Mr.. Laton has received
instruction from the Normal school at Cas-
tine. We are informed that in this school
OF - scholars there were eight not absent
one half day. The people of Brooksvillc
are awake in regard To education. districts
are being united. and new school houses
erected. Let other Towns follow the eX-
ample.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-20
The Foster Trial.

ALBANY. \. v, March. Is.
The appeal eli seven jurors in the Foster
case for a Communication OF his sentence.
was to-day submitted 10 the Governor. no
promised it a careful consideration. They
swear that conviction could never have
been obtained but for the opinion which
prevailed among the jurors that their un-
auimous recommendation 10 mercy would
insure communication, and appeal TO the
Governor to prevent man being put to
death through an error of opinion on their
part al the time OF the trial.
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rom Portland.


PORTLAND. March Is.
Judge Virgin of the Supreme Court, this
afternoon granted an er parfe injunction at
the request of the Boston 4 Maine II. r.,
to restrain the Maine Central from passing
the Boston Il Maine exchange station IN
Portland without taking and delivering
passengers, baggage and freight. The
Maine Central will probably ask an early
hearing
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From New York.
In General.

NEW YORK, March Is.
The ECpr'ss states that James Brooks is
confined to his bed at Washington. His
physicians are denying all visitors access
To- him.
George Francis Train has been pronoun-
ccd insane, and Judge DAILY will shortly
decide about sending him to an insane asy-
lam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-20

'"-'"r'a l. more than a substitute Tor CAS-
tor Oh. II J. the only safe article IN existence
which i certain 10 as,imilate the food regulate
the bowel, cure wind-colic and produce naiur-
81 sleep. Il contain, neither minerals. NOR
phine OF alcohol. and i, pleasant TO take.
Children need not CRY and mothers NAV rr,t
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ID l f ID.

Obituary notices. beyond Tho Date, Name and
ige must be paid for.
No. Lamoine-1th inst, Eva. daughter Of
Melatiah Salisbury. aged 10 years.
Bluehill-6ih ult. very suddenly. Mr.. I.,s,
L. saunders. aged 63 wears aud months.
hder-lsth inst. Mr.. " arren Salisbury, aged
40 years.
orltnd-lsth inst. Mrs. Layina Floyd. a 2ed
G. wears and months
Boston, Ma>s.,-I2th inst, Mr.. Smith Bcver-
~. aged 81 years.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON. March Is. Three stability
dressed men. who. from their accent. were
believed to be Americans, were arrested in
Cork this morning while attempting To de-
rn-it $4,000 in a Bank in that city. They
are supposed to be the parties who recent
J., committed frauds on the Bank of Eng
land
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-20

3wiO Attest H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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PRovIDENCE-Sld 12th sch Senator Grimes,
PhilbroOk. Baltimore: Andrew Peters, Hop
kins. n York; Frank Maria, Wood, do.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th. sch NJ Riley. Coffin,
Havana; Alice Il Gardner, Turner, Jackson
vile.
BALIIMoRE-Ar 18th, sch NJ Haskell,
Whitmore, Havana.
HAvANA-Cld Sd, sch Thomas Clyde, Cain,
\ YORK; Georgia, Miller, MatanZas.
Cid 9Th, sch Alex. Nickels, Rosebrook, \ Y.
SAvANNAH-Ar 10th, sch Lavolta, Lord,
Charleston; brig abby Ellen, Foss, Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, ENG.,-Feb 22d, entered for
ldg, sch Golconda, Lord, for Bangor and Bos-
ton
CIENFUEGOS-Ar I'd, sch Idaho. Richardson !;
Myronus, Higgins.
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Dedhani.

Annual Town Meeting. In Dedham.
HoderGtdr-E. b. Bates.
Cterk-B. z. Todd.
SeteetneR and Assessors-E. B. Bates. A.
5. Peaks, Alfred Condor.
Treasurer and CoitectOr-J. l.. Parker.
y. y. Conmittee-J. W. Blaisdell.
MONEY RAISED
For Schools. s37-
" Poor and Contingent, So
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BEAUTY AT The FIRESIDE.
lnabated success. OF
(lkl MRS OF COMFORT

ELEGANT, GORGEOUS : BRILLIANT 1!
Crumbs OF Comfort, the greatest success of the
age. Crumbs of Comfort, the pride OF the kitchen
and parlor. Thousands of LADIES' attcs. lis worth
unhesltatingly pronounce 1t the Queen of lustres.
the Press universally praise IL & proclaim IL wo-
mans every day friend. Economical, Lasting Tn.
approaChahle PRICE 10 cts ladies will find crumbs
OF Comfort tor sale by all first class grucers, hard
ware dealers, country store Keepers &c, throu g-
out the L -. Il Cana,ias. II. a. BARTLETT L Co.,
Manufacturers Bartletts Backing, Pearl Blue Set
&c, u.s. IFS. III No Front-st Pnila. IL3 Chambers
New York - Broad-st., Boston. 6wIO
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liMFpI,TEIY.-If every family knew the
value OF Miss >awycr's Salve they would mme-
diaiciy purchase "A box and never be without 1t.
II Your Druggist j. out of this Salve and neglecfs
20 keep supplied. send scventy-fivc cents di-
rrcfcd in another column. and say you saw the
a,iN rti,emeut IN this paper. 10
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men end wo
men. We give employment that pays from 81 to
- per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city, town aud village. send
j. Latham a Co.. ~ Washington St Boston
Mas. tf5l.
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nlE Subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia
1 all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed, ami has taken upon himself, the trust of au
Anmiuis TRAITOR OF the Estate OF
REBECCA NELSON,
late OF BuckspOrt, IN the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond rs the law directs lac
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
ON, to exhibit the same for payment.
THEO. {. WOODMEN.
March 18th, 1873. 3wl2
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Mar.
Col. Caseys Confirmation

CoI, CAtey CohnfmAlon
u Collector at New Orleans is earnestly
opposed. Senator West is against him
Int more. he says. in the interest of the
State of Louisiana than with the hope OF
defeating him. 1t i said that the vote will
Doe close,
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give. public notice
to all concerned. that she has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon herself the trust Of
an ENecutriH of the last W i'll and Te stAment of
JABEL 5. STUBBS late of Bucksport.
in the County of Hancock. Mariner, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs: she therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, to eA-
hibi, the same for settlement.
SUSAN NJ. STUBBS.
June 20, Is72. 3wla-
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Surry.

Moses Carter and wife have purchased
the farm on Newbury Neck. formerly
owned by the late William Young.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby Igives public 10 all
concerned. That he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Adj
ministrator Of the estate OF
MARK II. PERKINS. late of Castine,
In the County of Hancock, Yeoman, deceased, by
giving bond the law directs; he therefor
quests all persons who are indebted to said de
oeascd's II make immediate payment. and those
who have any demands theIeon, to exhibit the
same Tor payment. GEO. W. PERKINS.
February 20, ISIS. 3wl2.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] To all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator de bonis of the Estate OF
HENRY ROLLINS. late of Ellsworth
IN the county of HANCOCK deceased by
giving bond rs the law directs he therefore, re-.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
NATHAN WALKER
Ellsworth, feb'y 10, 1873. 3wis
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Snithau.

We learn that on Saturday last. Mr..
Jenkins at work in the crew of Mr.. Asa
Hitler, was dangerously injured by the
falling Of stub, which struck him on the
shoulders fracturing one of his shoulder
blades aud his ribs. His recovery is con-
sidered doubtful.
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ST,GNATIoN in the blood tends TO produce
nno-teuth. of the diseases flesh l. heir to-"
This. however. j. obvated. WITHOUT pEnIII-
TNTI>G the ,y>tem, by administering LATHAM's
CATuARTIC EXTRACT. II 81.
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Bucksport.

The brig Harp of Bucksport has been
purchased by J. W. Dresser and others of
Castine and will be changed in rig to a
schooner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-20

AT Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with
IN and for the County of Hancock, on the 81
Wednesday !of February, AID, 1878.
FRANK W. GROSS. Guardian of Phebe Ellen
] Gross a., minors, having presented his lat
account OF Guardianship upon said estate tor
Probate:
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons Interested. by causing q COW of
this order to be published three weeks SUCCESSIVE
~ in the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at Probate Court TO be
holden at Ellsworth on the ID We'd
nesday OF April next. at ten OF the clock
N the forenoon. and shew cause II any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
3wli PARKER TUCK, Judge.
rue cspy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register
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To THE HON. JUDGE of Probate tor the coun.
] ~ OF Hancock.
The undersigned Executor Of the will bf Benz.
Rasd late of t,oudsboro in said County deceased
respectfully represents that the good. and chat
tells, rights and credits OF said deceased are not
sufficient % pay his just debts and charges Of al
minIstratipn, by the sum OF one hundred dollars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor To
grant HIM a License to sell, at public or private
sale. and convey much OF the real estate of the
ncceasei. dncludng the Teversion Of the widow :
dover therein 10 saIisiy said debts and charges
oi admibl~ tTatIou. r. X. III NltER.
ftb'y Igfn. l--s
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AGENTS +! A RARE CHANGE !

We VIII pay all Agents ssU per " eek in Cash who
will engage with Us at once. Everything furnished
and expenses paid Address
3wil \. COULTER & Co, Charlotte Mich.
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no THE HON. Judge of Probate for the Coun-
i ty OF Hancock.
The Undersigned, Widow of James Crippcn late OF
Ellsworth in sahi County, deceased, respect fully
represents, that said deceased died possessed OF
Personal Estate, m Inventory Of which has been
duly retained into the Probate ONCE: that her
circums stances render il necessary that she should
titled to ON distribution thereof she therefore
prays that your Honor would grant her such Al
lowance out OF said Personal Estate, as in your
discretion you may determine necessary and
proper. ALMIRA ; CRIPPEN
ftU'y 18th 1873