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DIE ID.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Nane and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Jan. 18th. Josephine. aged 4years
and months; Jan. 10Th. Mary A.. aged IL
years and 10 months; 10Th. infant. aged weeks
and days: Feb. 9th. Annie. aged 10 years and
months; Feb. eth, Susan, aged 10 years.
Daughters OF Michael and Lorens T. Sargent.
Feb. 18th. Bertha E. daughter of Reuben
and Susan Sargent, aged months and 10 DAYS.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
Ger the spoils that death has won,
We would NJ this solemn meeting,
Calmly say-Tby will BE- done.
Though cast down we're not forssken,
Though afflicted not alone;
Thou didst give, and Thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord-Thy will be done.
Though to-day were filed with mourning.
Mercy still is on the throne:
With Thy smiles OF love returning
We can sing-Thy will be done.
The sad calamity Of this household move,
many hearts with tender sympathy TO tears.
Within a short month five children 10 one fam
iiy aud TWO IN another have been taken away
IN circumstances OF the most painful nature.
IL, IN the solemn burial. prayer could have
been said, II Kind neghbors and kindred could
have stood around these parents In their great
sffiiction II were less lonely and desolate.
Their only consolation Is in the thought Of
the blessed promises of Christia nifty. that this
""tlu J, tiit DtShHln- OF Nh endless life, that
IN death their children eau never be harmed
with sudden disease or mortal temptation and
sin. They shall % 10 them hereafter in that
glorious world. where there is no more sick
ness. neither sorrow, nor crying. neither any
more pain. W. H. =.
Brooklin-Feb. 18th. Capt. John Allen aged
~ wears. months and2 days. Massachusetts,
papers please copys
scdgwick-Feb. fsth. Mr.. Judith II. Day.
aged G6 years
Feb. 18th. Capt James Eaton. aged NJ yrs.
-feb. 18th. Mr.. Lydia r. Dodge, aged So
years.
Bluehill-feb. 18th, Harry Everett. aged :
months, son Of j. II. and sarah Z. Morse.
Thou hast lefl US darling Harry
And hast passed from earth away:
Thou hast gone to realms Of beauty,
There lis one bright endless day
All We mourn thee. darling Harry.
With an agony deep.
That we fain would lie beside thee
In that long aud drcamless sleep
Yet arsin W. hope 10 meet thee.
When the dream OF life il fed.
Then in Heaven, with JOY TO greet thee
" here no farewell tear Is she'd.
Guilford-Jan. eth. Charles Loring, Esq, |
aged 65 years.
He was Member Of the House Of Rcpreseu-
tatiVcs in ISIS and 1850.
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Business Notices.

No sICKENING POTION Is NECESSARY to re-
lieve the throat and lungs from the irritation
which produce violent fits Of coughing. Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. the grand spe-
cifc Of the age for all pulmonary disorders, Is a
pleasant and palatsble elixir. Crittenton's :
9th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Tootfiache Drops cure in minute.
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sedgwick,

The ladies OF Sedgwick gave a supper
and social dance, Feb. 5th in the new hall,
which they and the Masons have erected
the past summer. They Melted some 300,
which is to go towards the completion of
the inside Of the building. 1t was a good
time sure
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Vegetables Sc.,$ their cultiyation,S all such mat
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To The lion. Justices of the 5 j. courtnexl To- Lc
holden al Ellsworth within and for the County
OF Hancock on the second Tuesday OF Oct bier
TrNt
v OF Hancock, wite OF David A. staples, now
resident in Penobscot in said county, respectful
~ shows that she was married to the said David
A. staples on the 18th day OF June \ ID ISIS by
Isaac Leach Esq., Justice Of the Peace, duly
ihofized that she and her said husband lhereaf
forwards and until the 9th day of March, A. ID.
Is. lived together as husband and wife in said
f.noh5cot and Orland that she has been ever
faithful TO her marriage obligations; but the said
coinmencei 10 abuse her soon after their said
marriage, and permitted his parents, with whom
ne and she lived, to abuse and threaten her, that
M the months OF January and February A. ID.
ISL he twice endeavored to to dnve her from his
house and that on the 9Th day of March A. ID. Is
II he deserted your libel ant and has contributed
nothing towards heI support since that time.
Wherefore your Libulant prays that divorce
from the bonds OF matrimOny between her and
her said husband may be decreed by this Court,
that such divorce would be rea sonable and prop.
err conducive to domestic harmony and to the
peace and morality of society, that she may be
restored to the personal property which came To
her said husband by reason of said marriage and
that suitable amony may be also decreed to be
paid to her by her said hus band at such times az
to the Court shall seem proper and that such OF h.
er DEGREES and orders may be made oy the Court
JULIA II. STAPLES.
Sept. H,lS72 By A. Wiswell her Atty
HANCOCK, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, Octo
Der Term, 1872.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the tendency of the same be given 10
the ibelee therein named, by iserving him with an
attested copy of said libel, and Of this ordel
thereon, or by publishing the same three week.
excessively in the Ellsworth American. the last
publication service aforesaid to be at ieasi
thirty days before the next term of this Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, within and for the cou,ty
of Hancock, on the second 'Tuesdoy OF April
uext, thot said hbelee may then and there appeoI
and answer the said libel and show cause ii an,
he have, why the prayer thereof should not bt
( granted. Attest: Ii. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
I A true copy of the libel and order thereof
3w6 Attest: ii. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
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OSoe.etc Psrss.
PoRTLAND-Ar 10th, sch Kiftie Stevens,
Anderson, Boston; W X Page, Pike, PASSPORT !;
Ad .laide, Chase. Machias.
Cid Mary Louise, Simpson, Ponce, p. X. !;
Light of the East, Harper, Gusdaloupe.
Ar 18th, brig Frontier, Morgan, Savannah !;
sch Deborah Jones, Durham, Winterport for
Boston; Emma Hotchkiss, Alley, do for do.
Cid brig Minnie Miller, Leland. Aatsnzas.
Ar 18th. sch Abbie, Eastman Boston to lead
for Cuba.
SALEM-Sld 18th, sch Katie p Lunt, Whit
more, Weymouth. to load for Charleston.
BOsTON-Ar 18th. sch Cecilia, CONN, Jones
port + A Colcord, Warren, Searsport.
Cid u Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Fernandina.
Ar 18th, sch Trader, Lord, Boston for Rock
land; Ada Ames, Adams, Jaeksonville; Mary
l. Long, Haskell, Charleston, sc.
Cid Alvar.do, Pendletnn, New York; 81
Croix, Eaton, ROckpoTt. TO load fer Bahama.
Ar nth, sch A Higgins. Higgins. Tangier
Bartie Pierce, Halves, Virginia; Carleton, Car
ter, n York.
NEwPORT-Ar 18th, sch Black Warrior, Ste
| vens, Gouldsboro for y Y.
| NEW YORK-Cld nth, brig Ponyert, Allen
| Manxanilla; sch Storm Petrol. Haskell, 8
| Ar Planet, Watson, Rockland; Idella, Small
| Robbins, Dees Isle Albert ClaFepce, Fseeman
Portland for yirgilia.
Ar 18th, brig z Kelley, ncFariand, savsn
ca - J K Lawrence, Torey. Chsrissssn.
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MARINE LIST.



Sch Chas II Kelley, Haskell, before reported
ashore at Aspinw all, was driven from the wharf
over a coral reef and on TO large rocks, which
ground through the bottom into the hold, and
she became total loss. The sails and rigging
will be saved. The c II Kelley registered PAS
TONS built at Calais in 1867, and owned mostly
in Boston; was insured for only one-fourth of
her value.
Sch Maria C Fry, from Baltimore for Oh aries
ton c, was burned TO the waters edge near
Smiths Island, NC, morning of 18th inst. She
had been leaking badly and was beached by the
crew. and the fire is supposed to have been
caused by the capsizng Of the stove. The crew
cutter Seward, Capt Carson. and brought to
Wilmington NC. Nothing was saved but the
clothing Of the crew and the ships papers and
charts. The N c + registered 1874 tons, was
built in 1870 at Perry, whence she hailed.
Aspinwall, Jan 20. Brig Gilmore Meredith.
Capt Ayers, from n York before reported) af-
ter discharging her cargo and being ready for
sea. experienced the gale Of 18th ult. while ly-
ing in the r0adstead with both anchors out !;
parted both chains and was driven on the reef.
where she bilged and filled with water, both
masts having previously gone overheard. She
will be . total wreck; captain and crew all
well.
Sch fremont dragged her anchors and went
ashore at Cranberry Isles morning of 10th inst,
and il some what strained and chafed. Amount
of damage could not be ascertsined AS she was
covered with ice.
Sch Helena, Adams. from Wellington. n C
for Boston was totally wrecked 18th inst on
Cape cod. Partly insured in Boston and Ban
gor Offices.
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sOol016OFO.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. III.
NJ. Soule. Gouldsboro', J. Pc; Peter l..
Hill, Gouldsboro, ]. p. @.
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Ellsworth, May 18th, 1871.
STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.

To the Honorable the Justices OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, next TO be holden nj Ellsworth
within and for the county OF Hancock.
HEO. ". WENTWORTH, of Ellsworth in said
" county OF Hancock, husband of Hannah h.
Wentworth of Bartletts Island. Mt Desert. in
SAIL county respectfully libes and gives this hon
orable Court to be informed. that he was mar
ricd lawfully to the said Hannah u. Wentworth at
fremont in said county of Hancock or the nrs {
day of May, A. ID. lsi9. by Rev. AIR. stlnson an
ordained minister OF the Gospel legally qualified
and empowered 10 so.emize marriages in tins
State. that said Hannah u. Wentworth has had
10y Your libelant one child Alonzo Wentworth
born in April A. II. i-i0 which child nox living
that your Hoslant since their INTERN arriagc ha,
always behaved himself a. a faithful a eetiouat,
dutiiul husband towards the said Hannah: but
the sam Hannah IL, Wentworth Who'll. y REGARDLESS
and ncglecttui OF her marriage VOWS and cove
nnnfs and dnty, on the twenty third day Of sep
tcInscr \. ID. 1871, without any cause or proyuca-
ton eft the home provided for her by our Iibri-
ant " 18th the intention then and declares, purpose
never again to return. that she has never lived
with your libelant since said September, has re-
maincfi away ia another town IN sad COUNTY has
refused to return to and live with Your beIlnt at
his solicitation, has always neglected and refts.
ell To 1--we with him since said september and de
clared her intention never again to return TO HIN
aud all without amy Justiiiablc cause.
Wherefore your hbelant prays right and Justice
and that he may bc diycrced from the bonds OF
mairimony between him and said Hannah THAI
lac interest and morality to hi. own we'll being
and that of soci~;y. and : duty bound viii ever
pray. GkO ". WENIWDKTH
fIi-uortl
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Mt. Desert.

Mt. Deser.
A fine vessel Of about forty tons is on
the stocks in the yardof George q. Somes.
The sch. BloOmer is TO be new topped
as soon as the weather Is moderate enough
to permit.
There is a choice selection Of books in
the Somesvillc Library, from which iahab-
itants Of any part of the Island may supply
themselves with reading matter at moder-
ate cost.
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Eden.
The Hancock Quarterly Meeting viii
be held with the Eden Baptist Church. II
the school house in the Thomas District,
commencing on Tuesday, March 18th, at 2
p. NJ. As this meeting has been inter-
rupted for more than two years, II h ear,
nsstly desired that ministers and churches
will be fully represented.
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The Guide is pubshed Quarterly. Is cts. pays
for the year, which is not half the cost Those who
Afterwards send money to the amt OF one dollar or
more tor seeds NAV also order 35cts worth extra
the price paid for the Guice.-The first Number Is
beautiful giving plans for making Rur=i Homes.
Dining fable Decorations, Window Gardens &c.
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HANCOCK. s..-supreme Judicial Court, oeto-

Der Term, is.2.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order that
notice Of the pendcncy Ui the same be gwen Ia
lhe hbeIee therein named, by serving hun with an
alcsted copy ui said bc AMI Of Tins order there
on, or by publishing the in the Ellsworth
American three weeks successfully, the last pub
nration or service aforesaid to he 1T least thirty
days before the next term OF this Court To lac hol-
den at Ellsworth within and Tor the county al
Hancock, ON the second Tuesday OF April mex,
that said ltbeiee may then and there appear amt
answer to said libel and show cause, il any he
has, why the prayer thereof should not be grant
ed. Jn6
Auest:-H. Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
y true copy oi the libel and order thereon
= NM
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STATE OF MAINE
mANcock. .-snpreme Luliclal Canrt. oc,

HANCOCK. .s-Suprcmc judicial Court Oc,o.
bar Term. lsi2.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order that
notice II the pcudcucy OF the sam. be given TO
the hbeiee therein named. tby serving her with an
aite-:ed copy of sA libel and Of thi. order there
on, or by publishing the same In the Ell-w, nth
American three weeks succr-siS.ly the last pub
neAtion or service aforesaid be at least thirty
days before the next term OF this Court t. , hai.
den nj Ellsworth wiihin and Tor the county of
Hancock. on the second Tuesday 81 AptI neat
That SAID hbclee may then and thcr. appear and
answer the SAID libel. and 81 " cause IL amy she
nave, why the prayer thereof should not be grant
e,l Attest: H. B >lIrSDFR, fi.,k
true copy of the libel and order thereon
JW- Attest. n n lI->nlus t,,l
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Mrs. CampbeIl's Lecture.

They paid cash for the above.
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To the Hon. Justices uf the : ! Court ucXt IN
he holden nj Ellsworth within and for the Coun-
~ OF Hancock ON the "a Tuesday OF October,
\. u. l-.2
AMANDA II. HAYNES of Amherst In sail
u County of Hancock wife of Jusun T. HAYNES
now resident In the County Of Arpustook and
stale Aforesaid. respectfully shows, that she was
married to the said Justin Z. HAYNES On the sI>t
day OF June 4. II. lSs. al Amherst aforesaid by
ffanci- u Poster Esq, magistrate duly author.
iEai, that she and her said husband thereafter
wards, and until the mouth uf May \. d.. l-Tl
lived together a. husband ami wife at said Am
her~t, that she has ever been faithful TO her mar
rage obIlgaiiers. but the fGid Justin l.. Icing
wholly regardless Of the ZANE IN The month OF
December, \. ID. l>,s. without pTpyOc ttipn cruel
~ beat and wounded your tLibclant, striking her
la the face with his fst that the bruises remain
ell for a long time, that he continued AT difcfen.
times 10 beat and abuse your LibeIant UP 10 the
month Of May \. ID. ISL. when he deserted your
Libcani, that he die. not pro ide her with suitable
food or clothing while he lived with her and zen
destitute, that IN July A. ID. lsE9 he committee.
the crime of adultery with one Emerson 4 woman
OF bad rharactcr. in Brewer IN the County oil PEN
ohscot Wherefore your IlbeIart prays that u
divorce from the bonds of matrimony between
her and her said husband may be dccreed by lhl-
Court. that such decree would be reasonable and
proper, conducive To domestic harmony and con-
slstent with the peace and morality of society
that the custoJo Of Agnes Maria Haynes, and
ocrue Este!la Haynes, minor children of herself
ing the tendency of this libel and afterwards and
thst suitable alimony may be decTecd to be paid
10 her by her said husband at such times to III.
Court shall seem proper, and that such other de
crees and orders may be made by the Court n.
Justice may require.
Dated at Ellsworth this twentieth day OF Au-
gust, A. u. lsis
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To the lion. Justices Of the ) j. CourtneNl To lie
holden al Ellsworth within and for the County
OF Hancock on the second Tuesday OF Oct ,ber
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y true copy oi the libel and order thereon
Altest:--H. Ii. SAUNDERS, CLERK,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
Country Newspapers.

Here's a good thought from the
Mt. Sterling Sentinel for the benefit
Of country editors
The publisher who credits sub
scription, transient advertising and
job work knowing that he is com
PEELED to pay cash for his material,
has no right to complain that his
business does not pay. and of all
men has less cause to be astonished
at the necessity that compels the
suspension of his paper.
Another, thing to avoid Graf
uitous work for party candidates.
They have no right to expect it..
Office is inseparably connected with
salary And the salary is what nine
out of ten candidates are after. The
candidate has as much right to ex-
pect his tailor to keep him in cloth
ing without charge as to expect his
publisher to devote his paper to his
gloriication before the people with
out pay therefor. Make the poll
ticiaus pay the same as other adver-
tisers; and never allow a line Of
puff to appear in your paper with
out pay. Your merchant or grocer
don't expect to supply. your family
from their stores without pay, and
they haze no.right to expect you to
advertise for them without remunera-
ton. Selling goods or groceries IS
their mode of making a living.
Publishing newspaper Is your mode
Of making a living They cannot
give their goods away without loss.
and you cannot give away space in
your paper without loss. sa'rhat
which will beggar them will beggar
voti.''A @ 500 1a>5
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The Country Press.

The Athens Post, OF last week,
gets off the following sensible re-
marks: There is a good deal of oil
and blubber being expended just
now in an effort to enlighten the
country press in regard to its du-
ties, and to lift it ''to a higher stand
ard of journalism This interest is
periodic with our brethren of the
great news centers, and is generally
preceded by a liberal refreshing of
the inner man, which opens the pores
of the heart and expands the soul
sufficiently to embrace the affairs of
ones neighbors. We know at least
one country editor who is making a
comfortable living by attending to
his own business. and who feels in
clined to allow other people the
same glorious privilege.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
j. II. TRENT,
County Sup t.
May 10th, 1873.

Civil Service Reform has just
received u new illustration in South
Carolina. According to the Water
borough Gazette, one Licksfeld
Grant, has been the Waterman at
the capitol building in Columbia
ever since it was erected, but an
excess of indiscreet zeal has now
brought him to grief. The South
Carolina Legislature unaccountably
neglected TO steal the furniture from
the Capitol before adjourning, and
a politician named jim Washington
undertook to remedy the oversight.
Licksfeld Gran5 caught him as he
was removing the, carpets through
one of the windows of the building,
and had him arrested. The result
of this uncailed for interference with
the customs Of South Carolina
politicians was to bring down on the
faithful Waterman the wrath of
Gov. Moses, who at once removed
Grant and appointed the man whom
he had caught stealing in his place.
Gov. Moses regards the late election
as a complete endorsement of his
policy by the people, and governs
l, :-,,-olc ,ooo~l;,cl,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

By comparative statement pre-
pared at the Revenue Bureau. it is
shown that during the first six
months of the current fiscal year the
receipt from cigars alone, in thirty
one of the principal collection dis
tricts Of the country, amounted to
nearly $538,OOO more than during
the corresponding period in the pre-
ceding fiscal year, and the Govern
ment is taxing all the decent cigars
out of the country and compelling
people to destroy their bronchial APP
paratus with Connecticut leaf, and
sending thousands of patriotic smo-
kers to premature graves.