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Franklin-Feb. 10th. at the New England
House. by Rev. ". III Saysrv OF this city. Mr.
George W. Chamberlain OF Temple. y. n ana
Mr.. Elizabeth Martin Of Franklin.
Hancock-Fcb. ith by -. ". Young. Ed
Mr.. Ransom Il. Abbott of Hancock. aud Mis-,
Frances l.. Bowden Of Bucksport.
Trrnpont-Jan. 2ath. by Benz. Sawyer. Esq
Mr.. Charles Robbins, Jr.. and Miss Lucy 8.
Stanley, both of Trcmon
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Casssraa Is more than a substitute for Gas
TOR OH. 1t 10 the only safe article in existence
which Il certain to assimilate the food. regulate
the bowels. cure wind-colic and produce na,ur-
al sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or alcohol, and l. pleasant to take.
Children need not cry and mothers may rest
10W0
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"A large audience gathered on Thursday
night to enjoy Mr.. Buffers concert, which
proved one of the finest entertainments we
have ever had In Ellsworth, and pleased
everybody. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler win pass
the remainder of the winter and spring at
the New England Conserv atory Of Music.
We hope that when another winter comes
round Mr.. Butler will resume his instruc.
ton In music here, and that lie will not be
satisfied with one concert.
We learn that Mr.. Owen Moran of
Ellsworth, has met with what promises to
be piece of good fortune. some years
ago when Mr.. Moran was in Washington,
wealthy French gentleman there became
attached to him. Lately Mr.. Moran re-
ceived q letter announcing the death OF his
friend, and that he was named Executor
In the will. This betokens generous
legacy for Mr.. Moran.
Our new Collector of Customs is
gradually making up his list Of subordin-
ates. II. ID. Coombs at Prospect Harbor,
John U. Hill at Sullivan, aud ID. p. Mar
eyes at South West Harbor. will be con-
tinued for the present. They have proved
themselves good officers. Mr.. J. &. Chill
colt who has been very acceptable to bust
ness men here. will also be retained as
Deputy at Ellsworth. The Inspectorship
formerly filled by VIM. b. Peters is still
vacant although II is not for want of men
willing to fill II.
The position taken by the \. Y. inns
In the late presidential campaign and the
vigor and ability with which the paper is
conducted. entitlc it TO the confidence and
support of the Republican party. We
call attention to the prospectus of the
Times in another column.
rs.-The single mill on Great Brook
emptying In 10 Reeds Pond. was burned
on Monday night last. Origin of fire un-
known. Partially insured. The mill was
owned by Messrs. Whitcomb and Haynes
and Harvey Moore.
On Thursday last, the upper mill of
Messrs. Hall Bros. was found 10 be on
fire. BY the prompt excrtions o. tho citi-
zens the fire was eXtinguished before the
engines arrived. From the appearance of
the fire when first discovered. IL Is suppos-
ed to have been the work of an incendiary.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
From Augusta.


AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. IL.
The report of the Soldiers and Orphans
Home at Bath, made to the House to-day.
states that % soldiers orphans have been
cared for during the past year. and there
are now 81 children there. The home Is
under the charge of a board of Lady man
ayers who have been eminently successful.
An appropriation of $4,000 is asked for.
and the legislature will do ample justice
10 the institution.
The report of the Commissioner from
Maine, to the Intel national Penitentiary
Congress in London last July, was sent on
to-day. The Committee on jail system
will soon report. and their recommends
tons will be somewhat similar to those of
the Commissioner of 1870. The Commit
tee on legal affairs this afternoon. voted
leave TO withdraw by a vote of to 3.
ON petitions in favor of women suffrage.
The minority will report a resolve in favor
of a change in the constitution SO that
women may have the right Of suffrage.
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Business Notices.

IMMEDIATELY.-If every family knew the
value Of Miss Sawyer's Salve they would imme-
diately purchase box and never be without il.
II your Druggist is out OF this Salve and neglects
TO keep supplied, send seventy-ive cents rs di-
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. ID IF
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Bar Harbor.
A lady from the West intends building
a summer residence on the bluff next sum
mer, South Of Cromwell's Harbor.
Geo. w. Romans, Esq, of Boston, Is
negotiating for purchase Of Lot next be-
low the Schooner Head Lot. He designs
to erect one or more buildings for summer
residences. This will make quite a colony
OF Boston people around the Head.
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men sni wo
men. We give employment that pays from "a 10
p per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city, town and village. Send
J. Latham & Co.. 23s Washington st. Boston,
Mass. tf51.
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Foreign News.
MADRID, Feb. II.

MADRID, Fed. IT.
King Amadeus persists in the determ-
nation 10 abdicate. 1t is expected that an
executive commission of the government
viii be formed, which viii proclaim re-
public.
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STAGNArION in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases ''flesh is heir to-
This. however, is obviated, WITHOUT DEBILI.
TATING the system, by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. II 81.
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Is SPITE OF FLANNELs, COUGHS and cold.
will make Judgement In the system. Blu
they are not tenants at will. You can dspos
sess them with Hale's Honey OF Horehoune
and Tar, In less time than it fakes IA sheriff I,
execute writ. Crittenton's. 9Th Avenue
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
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Ellsworth. May 18th. 1872.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-snpreme Judicial copr, nc,,

HANCOCK, ss:-Supreme Judicial Court, Octo.
Der Term, ls1!.
Upon he foregoing libel the Count order, that
notice oi the pendercy tof the same be given tC
the libclee therein named. by serving upon her au
attested copy of said libel and of this order there
on, Jr by publishing the same in the Ellsworth
American three weeks successfully, the Last pub
LEGATION or service Aforesaid Ia be at least thirty
lays before the next term of this Court to be hol
den at Ellsworth within and for the county al
Hancock, on the second Tuesday of April next
that said ibelee may then and there appear and
answer to said libel. and show cause II any she
has, why the prayer thereof should not be gran,
ed. Attest: II. b. SAUNDERS Clerk
4 true copy of the libel and order thereon
3w5 Attest: II. Il. SAUNDERS Clerk
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MARsAILLEs. Feb. IL

Republican Deputy Linnet. has re ceved
dispatch dated Madrid. noon to-day. signed
by Ligueras and CASTELAR,. saying that the
Republic will he proclaimed this evening"
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Ttsul a !

To the Hon. The Justices OF the Supreme Judici
Court, next to be holden at Ellsworth within
and tor the County of Hancock, and State of
Maine, on the Second Tuesday Of October A. d.
OSCAR B GOOGINs. OF Hancock, in said coun
~ OF Hancock, husband OF Mary J. Goog ms,
OF said Hancock now stopping, or residing at
Lawrence, Massachusetts. respectfully hbels and
was lawfully married. to said Mary J. Googins
at Hancock, in said County of Hancock on the LIST
day of October A. d. 1855 by Elder X. Y. Wat.
son, a clergyman and has had no children by his
said wife Mary j. That since their said inter
marriage they have lived and cohabited together
at said Hancock and at other places in the state
OF Maine, and on the high seas, on board of yes.
sells that your libelant since their said interma
rage has always behaved himself as a faithful,
cliaste and afectioDafe husband towards the said
Mary J. his wife but that the said Mary J wholly
regardless of her marriage covenant and duty on
dlSers days and times since their intermar rage
viz the first day of March A. d. 1871 on
board the Brig Angela, at Matsnzas, Cuba, and
on divers other times, on board of said YES sel
during the spring and summer of 1871, committe ed
the CRIME OF adultery with divers lewd men on
board of said vessel and eisew here whose names
are 10 Your Ltbelant uD known. That your Libel
ant on becoming convinced OF the criminaty of
the said Mary J., his wife. as aforesaid alleged
did on various times and occasions try to dis.
suadc her from her incontinent and Illicit prac.
uce, saving that he would overlook and forgive
her II she would entirely and forever abandon
her unfaithiul course, and take her into his trust
ana confidence again. but she utterly reftl ~ed
ana your Libelant was compelled to abandon
her to her own fate.
Wherefore your said libclant prays right and
justice, and that he may be divorced from the
bot DIS OF matrimony existing between him and
ms said wife. That his reqne 81 Is reasonable and
proper, conducive TO domestic harmony and con.
sisient with the peace and morality OF society
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
n t.nn4.INS
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(,astine.

John II. Jarvis, Esq, OF Boston. form
erly of Castine, has presented the Eastern
Normal School with a Howard clock cost
beautiful addition to the furnishing of the
new building.
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Berry, Lawrence brothers, N o Mitchell, X T
Hayes Cod Atkins. Daniel Gray.
CutlerIA stevens. French.
Columbia-J " Conn.
Addison-L Carthell
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Hancock.
Most of the schools in town have clos
ed or are about to close
j. Wooster will build schooner. for
Grand Bank fishery, the coming summer.
Mr.. F. NJ. Jellison has bought the
homestead formerly owned by Mr.. A. S.
Wooster. Mr.. w. thinks of going West.
Prof. Winterbotham of Lamoine. is
tie aching singing school on the Neck. -
There has been good teaming on
Franklin Bay this win ter.
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To the Hon. Justices of the $ J. Court next to be
holden at Ellsworth within aud for the County
oi Hancock on the second Tuesday OF October
next.
JULIA II. STABLES OF Orland in the County
81 Hancock wife Of David A. staples, now
resident IN Pcnobscut in said county respectful
ly shows that she married TO the said David
A. staples on the 18th day of June \ D. 1859, by
Isaac Leach E,q., Justice of the Peace, duly
thoriLed that she and her said husband thcreaf-
forwards and until the 9Th day OF March, A. ID.
lo.l. lived together As husband and wife in said
fenobscot and Oriand; that she has been ever
faithful 10 her marriage obligations but the SAID
Davhi \. being wholly rega rdless OF the same
.o,,,ieneem ~ apuse het soon aiter theit salu
marriage, and permitted his parents, with whom
he and she lived, to abuse and threaten her, that
N the months of January and February A. d.
1911 he twice endeavored to to drive 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 a 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 almony may be also decreed to be
paid to her by her said hus band at such times
70 the Court shall seem proper and that such oth
er DEGREES and orders may be made oy the Court,
JULIA II. STAPLES
Sept. H,lS2. By A. Wisweli her Atty
HANCOCK, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, Octo.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the tendency of the same be given to
the tibelee therein named, by serving him with an
attested copy Of said libel and Of this order
thereon, or by publishing the same three weeks
suecessively in the Ellsworth American. the la t
publication or service aforesaid to be at least
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 appeor
and answer the said libel and show cause, if any
he have, why the prayer thereof should not be
| granted. Attest: ii. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
true copy Of the libel and order thereof
3w6 Attest: ii. b. SAUNDERS Clerk
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STATE OF MAINE,

To The Honorable the Justices oil the Suprem,
Judicial Court. next 10 be holden at Ellsworth
within and for the county OF Hancock.
nED. ". WENTWORTH, OF Ellsworth in said
u county Of Hancock, husband OF Hannah r.
Wentworth OF Bartlctrs Island. Mt. Desert In
said county respectfully lbels and gives this hon
orable Court to bc informed. that he was mar.
ricd lawfully To The sand Hannah u. Wentworth AT
fremont in said county OF Hancock OF The iir 4
day of May, \. -. Isi9. by Rev. MIR. Stlnson an
ordained minister oil the dpspcI legally qualified
and empowered tn so.emtxc marriages in this
State, that said Hannah II. Wentworth has had
10y your hbclant one child Alonzo Wentworth
born in April 4. ID. i-70 which child Is nox living
That your ltbelant since their ntertnarTiagc has
always behaved himself a faithful 4 Zee tiunat..
dutliul husband tow ards the said Hannah: bat
the SAID Hannah u. Wentworth wholly regar,iles ;
aud neglectiul OF her marriage vows and cove
nants and duty, the ttw enty third day OF sep
ternscr \. ID. 1851. withOut any cause or proyocn-
ton len the home provided for her by our libel.
ant with the Intention then and declared purpose
never again to return. that she has never lived
" iib your Hbeisnt since SAID september, has ie-
malnei away in another town in -ahi county ha /.
refused to return To and live with Your hn.anI at
MS solicitation, has always neglected aud rrIu -
ell to 1--we with hun since sand september and de.
ctatcd her intention never again To- return to h!n
and all without any ju-tiilhie cause.
wherefore your itbelInt prays rigat and ju.ti e.
ami that hc may be divorced from the boal- OF
mItr lmony between him and sail Hannah thrI
u would bc right aud proper, conducive t. lfuI-
hc interest aud morality 10 his own well beng.
and that OF tOrir.y and As duly hound will ever
pglv. Go. ". WEN THDRIlI
kflswoTth, Sept. I'll, 1872.
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To the Hon Justices of the ). J. Court next to be
holden at Ellsworth within aud for the County
oi Hancock on the second Tuesday OF October
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-13

There are no cases of smallpox on the
Island, but several cases of scarlet fever.
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Agents wanted for the new and startling book. the
n6uil In History, by the author OF God IN HIS
U6vUktory Illustrated by bore Mast. Endor.
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1T ~ n N -'uPtttIIr 1U'EIUIII NUUIE, VtI"-
Der Term, ls.s
pom the foregoing libel the Court order t!!lt
notice 81 the ptHdcuCy OF the same be gwen Ia
lie itbclee thercin named, by serving hun with IA
affected cops 1T ,ll libel, and of This order tler.
on, % by publ.- hinS the same in The III .-wurtl
American III zee wcck- successfully. the last pub-
Ntali'h or service aforesaid t. he at least tIirty
days before the ne Vt term vi this Court be hos!
Gen AT Ellsworth, within and Tor tue county al
Hancock, on The second tuesday OF \ i,rli Ni
thai sand sIbelee may linen and there appear and
tc-wet 10 said libel and show Ctust, i any he
has, why the prayer thereof should uotbe grant
cd. ,,6
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Aucst:-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk
y true copy oi the libel and order thereon
Attest:-u. Ii. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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wv Attest. H. H. SAUNDERS ,irrk

To the Hon. Justices OF the : J. Court neat to
be holden al Ellsworth within and for the tpuu.
~ Of Hancock on the 81 Tuesday OF Octo bcr
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STATE or MAINE.

hrT Term, ls1..
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order that
notice Of IN" pcndency OF the zane be given to
the hbelec therein named 10y serving her with an
atcs'ed copy of said libel and of thi. order there.
on. or by publishing the same IN the Ellsw, nth
American three weeks suCccs-iyrly the last ,,ul.
itcaiou OF service aforesaI to be At least thirty
days before the ncNL term OF this Court To bc no
den al Ellsworth within and for the county OF
Hancock, on the second Tuesday Of April nc ~
that SAID lbclec may then and there appear. and
answer the said libel. and sh. " cause 1t any she
have. vhy the prayer thereof should not be grant.
eel Attest: H. H. SAUNDERS tir,k
\ true copy of the libel and or,ier thereon
2st- n
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"
Eggs per doz. -
Fish Dry Cod per ID.
.nia01
" Pollock " .otao5
Hides per ID. OF a0c
Flour sup. per Dbl.
e. Obagslo
" Xxx " " sl0oalu ~
/" NIX" 10, soail.0J
"lhoicc -" 1850
Potatoes per bn. .sea75
" sweet " 10. .15sn6
Onions " bu. sl.'5aa 20
Bects d" 80
Turnips d" " 80
squash 81" ID. .0la12
Salt " bu. .suasp
Pickles " gall. 10
RaAstDs " 10. .liasO
Sugar grannlafei
per Id. ID
" coffee "A - IL
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~ Of Hancock on the 2 Tuesday OF octo Der,
\. u. 10.
NASDA u. HAYNES. OF Amherst IN -si,i
n County OF Hancock wife OF Justin T. HAYNES
now resident In the County Of Arpostook and
state atorcsnId, respectfully show that she was
married to- the SAID Justin L. Haynes On the u
day OF June A. u. Isss. AT Amherst aforesaid BY
Francis u Foster E-q., magistrate duly author
lad. that She and her said nus band therca itcr-
wards. and until the month Of MAY \. u. ISL.
lived q gethcr a. hu-l and ami vie, At -aid Am.
h"r~t, that she his been faithful 10 her mar
rage obligations but the s5id JUSTIN 4. uriu :,
wholly reg Iriir>- ~ the same IN The month II
December, \. - l~l, without prpvp- alton 81 uel
iy bcatand wounded your .Ilbclint. striking her
in the face with ms -t that the brnIs,'. remain.
ell for a long time. that he continued at Il ncrrn.
times TO beat and abuse yorr Li5clInt NJ 10 the
month OF May \. - 1871. WHEN he deserted your
L!bclAut, that he dr not pro ide her with -ut An.
food or clothing while he lived with her and irtt
destitute, that in july \. - ls'J Ia, committed
the chine OF adultery tn one Emerson 4 woman
oi bld rharlctcr, ia Brewer 10 the County ol PEN
oh-Cot- Wherefore your IIbciuTt prayS that "A
divorce from she bonds Of mttr .mouy brtwren
her and her -aid husband may be Gccrccd Dy tins
Court, that such decree would be reasonable aud
proper, conducive To domestic harmony, and con-
.istsnt vim the peace and morality OF society.
that the Cu-tOdo OF Agnes Mar HAyne-, and
bertie hstci!a Haynes, minor children of herself
and her sal husband, may be decreed to her dU-
ing the pendency OF this libel aud afterwards ant
thst suitable alimony may be decreed 10 be paid
TO her by her said hu. band At .uch times tn,
Court shall seem proper, and that such other de-
cEccs aad orders may be made by tire tuust q.
Justice may require.
Dated at Ellsworth, this twentieth day OF Au-
gusI \. b. lsl.
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Apples per bbl. 3.0oai.s SOL c" IL
- dried per Id. .Ioai 81 Mo,a sses Havana
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
COURT CALENDARS THIS 0Ay.

SUPREME Couar-CnAMBERs-Held by Judge
FaNcherNos 3d. 10i 112 113, 1la 13s, LAT, 49, 149,
ISL 1896 49, 1e3 1874, 1885, 1885, 197 POI, 2o3, 2oi 2o6
Call, 2O7
MARINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Curtis
Nos 297s 2se1 1885, 2eos 9oOo 3002 S0o4 5000, 300s
30l0, 301i, 30l6, 30ls, 3020, 30,2.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIOSs-Held by Judge
Sutherland-The People VS.. Albert Miller, elonious
assault and battery Same vs.. Bernard Lynch,
telonious assault and battery: Same w. Louis
Bourgeois felonious assault and artery; Same VS..
Patrick McShane and Charles McShane, felonieus
assault and battery; Same vs.. John Hoffman and
John II. Cody. burglary same ys. Edward Iceburg,
Terence Heleen and Edward Hottan, burglary
same W. Il. Tuns1eld, forgery; Same VS.. Samuel +.
TiltOn, grand larceny; Same w. John Cullen, grand
larceny; Same Va. James Mooney, grand larceny
Same VS.. James Seymore aud John Nugent, grand
larceny; Same Va. Anna M0ulten, grand larceny
Same vs. Della Mubry, larceny from the person
Same vs. solomon Wise, falso pretences.