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supreme Judicial Court-Oct Term 1874.
CUTTING J. PRESIDING.

Geo. y. Emerton VS.. Ebenczer Bridges.
This was an action Of trespass, and amer the
evidence was out on both sides, n non-suit was
entered by consent of parties
Hadlock for PHI woodman for Den
Benz. +. Fogg V. Samuel J. keif
Action on promissory note for $40 given 10
fln. by Den. As consideration for horse
Defence, lst, value Of horse paid for in cash.
ID, PHI. warranted him sound knowing him 10
he unsound, 80. payment as shown by Deft's
account in set of, 10 the amount due on note
The jury rendered a verdict of S47. for PHI on
note in suit. and found Def. entitled TO re-
cover ON his account in set off. Of Plaintiff the
same amount Of S43. The result therefore was
drawn game between the parties.
hedman Tor Pm. 4. L. Wiswell for Def.
The Court adjourned finally on Thursday.
Nov. 9TH. having been in session 81 DAYS. An
unusually large amount Of business was done.
Eleven verdicts were rendered by the jures.
and about one hundred actions upon the Old
docket were disposed Of.
Immediately before the adjournment. A.
Wiswell, Esq. presented the following resou-
tons, expressive Of the sentiments Of the Bar
IN view OF the early retirement Of Judge Cut
ting from the Bench. which he prefaced with
some brief and appropriate remarks. The
resolutions We're seconded by L. A. Emery,
Esq, who also alluded TO the regret felt by the
profession at the sundering Of connection
that had been so pleasant and continued so
long.
At a meeting of the Hancock Bar held at
the October Term. 1874:
RESOLVED, We realize with regret that the close
Of the present term of Court is 10 the Official
connection between Bar and the presiding
Justice, Hon. Jonas Cutting. " no has so acceptaby
County
RESOLVED. That shall remember with pride
and satisfaction the many years of service done
the State and County by Justice Cutting wears
full of good works, and bright with the liSht Of
judicial learning. lmpartialty and Integrity, and
We hope that he may have before him many wears
OF the rest that he has so well earned.
Judge Cutting feelingly responded TO the
resolutions. thanking the Bar for their courtesy
and kindness, and also for the valuable present
given him. During his long term of office
twenty-one years, il had always been his aim
to perform his duties faithfully, to the best Of
his ability. and now, when near the end of his
official term. the consciousness of this endeayor
was his highest satisfaction.
DIVORCES DECREfD.
Lewis L. Randall Librt, V. Oranda NJ. Ran
dali Cause, Adultery.
Cunningham. CT. Abbott.
Emily 5. Ingersoll Librt. V. Edward Inger-
soil. Cause, desertion and intoxication.
Wiswell.
Hattie l.. Higgins Libl't. '. Henry Higgins
Cause, cruelty and in toxication.
Peters.
VIM. F. Foss v. Frances V. Foss. Cause,
Adultery.
Hadlock.
Margianna NJ. Young Librt, v. Otis c.
Young. Cause, abandonment and failure to
contribute TO support Of Libellant and child.
Burnham.
Lucy Hendrick Librt, v. Elbridge G. Hen
drick. Cause, Adultery.
Spoford.
Anstress W. Ellis Librt, VS.. Charles E. Ellis.
Charge, desertion and intoxication.
Abbott.
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DIR. JOHN HOMER AS SURGEoN.-Ths
geutieman's success in this particular
branch Of the profession has been most
remarkable. He shows an authentic re-
cord. where he has performed some OF
the most critical surgical operations snc-
eessfully. that was ever performed by
any surgeon. 1t seems to be perfectly
natural for him to operate AS it is said
by competent Judges who have assisted
and witnessed his operations, that he is
not only very pleasing operator, but one
who is always perfectly cool. That criti-
cal operation which he performed for Mr..
James Carnihan, who came from Wenimf
chi N. b. proved a success. although the
Hospital Surgeons in Boston. refused to
operate for him. The operation consisted
in the removal Of two very large tumoss.
located On the face, lower jaw and neck.
Mr.. Carnihan has since returned TO his
home in n. B. And we are Informed that
he is able to attend 10 the; various duties
connected with experimenting the farm.
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A Man in Ruins.-One of the saddest specta-
cles in the world is human being shattered
and broken down by the use OF ardent spirits.
But the damage may be repaired, the ruin
restored 10 perfect soundness.b course OF
that most powerful of all invigorants, DR..
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs. Beware Of
those ''ionics'' Of which rum is an element.
They aggravate disease and promote decay.
AVA
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Surrender Of Indians.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10

AsHlNGTON, Nov. 10.
The following dispatch was received
to-day.
ST. Louis. Nov. 8.
10 The AdJatdnt General at Washington.
A dispatch received from Gen. Hope
through Gen. Sheridan, announces that
Big Horn Cheynne chief with 20 warriors
= women % children and over 200 horses.
surrendered Internationally to Col. Hall
al the Cheynne agency Nov 4th. The war
riors are held in confinement
Signed VIM. ID. wHIPPLE,
Adjt. Gen.
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Ellsworth, Oct. Is, 1874.
Ar,I, A
TO THE lIoN. Judge Of Probate Of the Count,

FARKERTUCK, Judge.
Aitest:-Gso. A. DYER. Re2'r. 3w4ls
y true copy-Attest :-GEO. A. DYER Register
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(:euisisbOro.

Geaid.boro.
The Fall term of school at Prospect
Harbor. Gouldsboro. closed Oct. 3lst;
length of school eight weeks; whole No
OF scholars 81 average No. IS. Names Of
scholars who were not absent during term !;
Vida Cleaves. Prescott Cleaves, Lois
Cole. Lizzie Cole. frankie Cole. Richie
Bendix, Minnie Sumner, Minnie Weston.
Edith Coombs, Milly JOY. Estelle Handy.
Johnny Allen. Nathan Noonan, Hetabel
Noonan. Susie Blance, George Blance,
Charlie Blance, Katie Allen. Augustus
Good. Absent but IL day, BERTHE JOY,
Henry Constant, Edgar Handy. Nellie
Cole. Susie Moore
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More oft.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10.

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.
Returns from ninety-three counties IN
this state gives Hardin, (dem.) for Cover.
nor l25..54 votes, and Gentry, (ind) 81. 4oC
Hardlns majority thus far 80 294. The Off
cal vote for congressman is not vet re :
ceived from any district but there is no
reason to doubt that the entire delegatio n
will be democratic
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Commissioner Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Judge Of Probate for the County OF
Hancock, on the End Wednesday in Oct 1874.
commits sioners' TO receive and examine the claims
late OF fremont in sail County, deceased repres
ented insolvent, hereby give notice that esix
months IRON the date OF said appointment as al
prove their claims, and that they will be in SEES.
sion at the store Of 5. W. Herrick, in said Ire.
mont on Wednesday Nov. 25th 1874, at 10 O'Clock
A NJ and on Wednesday Jan. 9th, 1875, at 10
O'Clock A. ~, Tor the purpose OF receiving the
same.
-A q w. W. A. HEATH. (
SwA EBEN FERNALD. Com'n.
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The Baltic mills again at work.

The Mammoth cotton mill OF the Spragues
al Baitic,-te miles North of this city
mas resumed after three weeks suspen-
slon' caused by strike of the mule Spin.
hers. A few of the strikers have return
ed Fresh spinners will be employed il
Inc rest do not yield. The Spragues run
on full time not having entered the two
thirds time league.
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Avoid all strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous secretions and wear out
nature. DIR. HARRIsON's PERIsTALTIC LOZ-
FINGERS are just the opposite, they restore di-
gestiOn. quicken the liver. and tone Up the
wh0'e system, thus curing Dyspepsia. Head
ecAe, Dizziness, Piles, and ali other results Of
HABlTUAL CONSTIPATION. the chief cause Of
ilhhealth, especially among women. Trial box, ,
30cts. Large box. 81 cts. mailed for this last
price free.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
. plcndid care for COUGHS. BOARsENEse and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale BY
z. 8. HARRISON 3 ca. Proprietors, No. 1
fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
Wa
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TO THE HON. Judge of Probate, of the County
OF Hancock.
THE undersigned, Lowell Jordan, Guardian of
i Wilired Il. Jordan. minor son oil Eliot ,Jor-
dan. %, late OF waliham in the County of Han.
cock. deceased, respectfully represents that his
ward Is seized and possessed of an undivided
tw thirds OF the following named lots, situated
in the town of Wiliham, and described in The
warrant of the Appraisers now filed into the Pro-
bate Court tor Hancock County, viz: Homestead
Lot, GIist Mill and Privilege Ticket Lot, Lot. 81
35, A. A. ?, Home Lot, 90 acre Lot, Boxton Mead.
ow Ticket Lot Lot %, sxty-two acre Lot. Lot No
=, appraised 800 OF which the estate owns one
undivided hall Lot No. 3, Lot No 4. and one new
in Seeting.ho and wards interest therein,
amounting to four thousand two hundred and
eight eight dollars and seventy't two cents,
(Si 2ss. 2) that said property l. being occasion
ally IIundered and lumber timber and Knees stsl-
en- there from, and. is subject 10 devastating fires
that said property sold and the proceeds thereof
secured on interest would be more advantageous
TO the interest # said ward; therefore your De.
httoner humbly prays to grant him hcen e sell
all of his wards interest IN the above named lots
and secure the proceeds Thereof on Interest Tor
the benefit of said ward.
Lowell. JORDAN. Guardian.
Ellsworth, Oct. a. 1874. .
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS. Court of Probate, October
Term A. d., 1874. -. Y
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered that sajd
Petitioner give public notice to all per sons inter-
ested by causing copy OF the petition, and this
orter thereon, tn be published fiiree weeks sue
cessiyeiy in the Ellsworth American newspa, er
publish in Ellsworth in said County, thai they
may appear at a Court OF Probate for said county
TO be hsd at Ellsworth, in said county, on the LIST
Wednesday of Dec next. at ten Of The clock il
the forenoon, and sheW anse, If any they have,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted
+s Attest, GEO. A. DYER, Register.
A true copy Attest:-GEO. A. DYER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-12

Franklin.
Key Mr.. Steadman is holding a SER
les OF meetings in school hi strict No. So
Great Pond aud Beech Land which ar,
well attended, aud good degree of in
terest manifested. At the meeting Ia
Beech Land School House. on last sab
bath evening. the house was crowded.
aud a deep and solemn interest seemed to
perrade the entire assembly. and n the
close of tie meeting six or eight. rose Tor
prayer. II Is expected that the ordinance
of Baptism will be administered To two or
three candidates next Sabbath afternoon.
Launched at Franklin 9Th inst. from
the yard of William II. Card. a superior
schooner, called the W. II. Card. and
measures l2i. 92-l00 tons new measure.
She is owned by W. II. Card. of Franklin.
Thomas Merchant, and others OF Han
cock, Gardiner T.. Blake. and other, Of
Sullivan. aud Mcssr,. ID. & II. gore of
Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you visit leave the CITY of NEW
YORK save annor ance and expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION EGO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $4,000. Eleva
tor, steam and all modern improvements. Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine il I'M
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. -, &lJO,
and 81 per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, that visitors To the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously. for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other frstc lass
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the HO-
tel every minute for al parts OF the City.
Iy42 CT. a W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
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Will Goldfish oil cure con-umptive cough?
No! viii opiates. No! VIII limitation? No
I! Can such a cough be cured at all ! Yes il
can Reject all these nostrums! they have
been weighed in the balance and found Want
ing Try HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR. Thousands upon thousands are usin 2 it :,
Millions have tried il. So far it has never dis
appointed any man woman who took it for
a cough or cold, however violent.
Pixies TooTH-ACHE DROPS Cure in one
minute.
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City and County.
Religious Services II this City each Sunday.

CoSGREGATIoNAL-Sa Sabbath School at 10 80
A: NJ. Preaching at 9 is and "A P. NJ.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching nj 10: 30 A NJ and :
7. NJ. sabbath School Immediately following
the forenoon service.
UNITARIAN sabbath School at Il: 80 A. NJ
Preaching at ?: Is and "A P. NJ.
tATHoLIC.-Preaching twice a month at l05
O'Clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at p. NJ
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MANHOOD, WOMAAH0OD q
NERVOUS DISEASES,

lust publlshedby the Peabody Medical Institute
a new edition of the celebrated medical
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upon MANHOOD, how lost, how reganed, and
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Hypochondria, Gloomy Forebodings, Mental De
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from the ERRORS OF YOUTH, or the indisc retions
or excesses of mature years.
1t is, indeed. a book Tor every man. young and
middle aged men in particular 800 pages bound
in beautiful French cloth, illustrated, price only
81.
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Entitled, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
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disease from Infancy to Old Age, $50 pages bound
in beautiful French cloth. With the very best
prescriptions for pre- vailing diseases. Price
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A Book for Everybody.
The Peabody Institute has also just published
a new book treating exclusively of NERVOUS
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Either OF the above books are sent by mail to
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only o.. Here is offered over eight hundred and
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These are, beyond all comparison the most ex-
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There is nothing whatever that the Married
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nnffaSiiie-
j. NJ. kittrid.e is teaching his 99ih term
Of school in the jordan District.
e. W. Higgins Of Mt. Desert. ha- just clos
ed very successful term of school in the Tan
merry District.
The following named gentlemen have COM
pleted, or are completing, new barns this sea-
son: {. II. Goodwin, :. Jelison. Nathan Jor-
dan, NJ +. Jordan, Lemuel Jordan. John Jor-
dan, Daniel Frost and Mark Frost, the la.t
mentioned has also built house and stable.
FIRE.-Tke dwelling-house, barn and other
out-buildings belonging to Mr.. Milton Patterson
was on Friday Last. totally consumed by tire
His furniture and clothing was partially de-
stroyed The fire took on the roof Los,
estimated at about $500. Insured In the
-ftHa for 81 COO.
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Sch j Whiting, Carter. frum Mt Desert for Boz
ton. with granite, sprung alcak sunday. and put Ia.
10 Herring Cut leaking lC'O strokes per hour.
Hauled On marine railway. stopped the leak. which
Was IN cardboard seam and ready 10 proceed on
TUESDAY.
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MARINE LIST.
NOVEMBER IL 1874

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
Sch Catherine, Murch, Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch Westerico, Whitaker. Boston
CLEARED.
Nov g.
Sch Joshua Grindle, Freethv, New York
Sch Red Rover. Bowden, Boston
ARRIVED.
rinky Regulator. Grant, Rockiand
Sch Copy. Young Boston
CLEARED.
Sch Al Williams. Murch. Passport
sch lunar, Barber. KocAland
ARRIVED.
sch Miuneola. Farrell. Boston
ARRIVED
sch James Holmes. Rider Belfast
sch Geo II turgcrs on, furger son, Belfast
sch Adam Bowlby Jcilison y York
Sch JED Frye, Langley, Philadelphia
CLEARED.
Sch Mechanic. Card salem
Sch Telegraph, RrnIick. boston
ftnky Regulator, Grant, Rocklaud
ARRIVED
Sch Democrat, Smith, RoekIand
CLEARED.
g. No. Nov 10.
Sen Panama, MaErall, Is rstol.
ARRIVED.
sch "A Magee Youns. Boston
sch senator. Grant. Portland
Sch Sclotn. >adlrr. Thoma-;on
sch - = Lawrence. DAVIS. Bpstpu
Sch j VI Kennedy. Pomtu,. Bustun.
SCH Fan Dealer. LoTipg Boston
CLEARED
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Memoranda.

IhrSCHED-Ai Castinc, 81 inst, by J W Dresser
three maste,l sch Of 3a5 tons. named olive Cro.-
Will be commanded 10y Capt Isaac Hutchinson, Of
Casino.
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ID l T. d.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Eden-Sd inst, Mr.. Zacheus Higgins, aged
CO wears
Franklin-9th inst, Rosa Agnes, daughter
of OTIS Springer, aged years 10 mo- Is days
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TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate tor the County
of Htncock.
THE Undersi gned, W dow of William A. Gott,
late OF GRAND, in said county, deceased.
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of personal estate, inventory OF
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Office that her circumstances render it necessary
that she should have more OF said personal estate
than she Is entitled to distri button thereof;
that she has "A minor child seven years old, de
pending on her Tor support; she therefore prays
that your Honor woulu grant her such allowance
out of said personal estate in your discreet ION
you may determine necessary and proper for her
support and maintenance, and also the appoint
ment OF Commissioners to set ont her DOVER in
the real estate OF her said husband.
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u ucksport.

- urkhbOft.
Quite a game of Base Ball was wit
messed here saturday, the eth inst. be-
tween the Heather b. Ii. C.. and the Eagle
II. u. C.. of Bucksport. The game was
won by the lIeathens. The score stand
ing as follows:
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Charlcttetown-Ar 4th inst, sch Hattie Card.
Moore, Boston.
Matanzas-Ar 3oth ult brig Gambia, Topper.
Fefnandiua.
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ti-hrrsnc-.

PASSED. Plaster Cove, CB, lth inst, sch- knight
Ieulplar, - Lawrence Bay for Gloucester. Ida
May, do for do, Pioneer do for do. Lila Baker Il
} >oines, George 4 Rust, Clark. and Winged Ar.
row, ito for do.
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aesal Aotiees.

At a Court OF Probate holden az Ellsworth. wt hin
and for the County OF Hancock, On the I'll Wed
Ue-dAs ~ Oct \ II lS1t.
N kDlsGb J. GROVER, t.uartan of Harriet T.
VI Poster & als. amor heirs ri Ieul. u. Poster.
It'H 81 w Altman, IN -Itd County, deceased, hay
lug presented as l., account uf Guardianship
upon sHtd estate for probate.
oEDEGtp-ThAt the SAID duarGiaa give
notice thereof To all person, Interested Ly eau
nE a copy % THIS Order u be published JhlCr
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed IA Lli-Noytn. thlt they ity appear ID 4
fTul ate Court 10 be hell in r swnrilI, on the If
"Wednesday OF ice. neat, st 10 81 the clos Ia Tia.
iorcDonL and shcw cause II any they have Nhy
,hc anne -c0uiI not be- allowed
a"4y' PAIhEK TUCK, judge.
4 tue c5py--iitcst. GEo. \. IJl HI. It,sr.
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Nli. Desert.

VII. Desert
CARp.-A daughter of the underslgn-
ed, (aged . years. was from earliest in
fancy troubled with contracted heel chords,
causing her when she commenced to walk.
Ia step altogether on the ball OF the foot.
the heel not touching the ground. causing
her TO become round shouldered and 9TH
erwise throwing her out of shape. We APP
piled TO several physicians, who said she
might outgrow il. Such does not prove
the case. We eventually consulted DR.. II.
l.. Grindle of Monnt Desert who performed
successful operation. The child now
walks naturally, and has resumed her
proper shape. We tender this as 4 token
of the high esteem in which we hold DR..
Grindle for the anxiety and care. of which
he has relieved us. and for the benefit our
child aas derived from his treatment.
AUGUSTUS BARTLETT.
ADA +. BARTLETT
Bartlett's Isle, Oct % 1874
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. \
Once of the Chief Signal Officer. I
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov II, l. A. NJ. \
Probabilities
For New England. partly cloudy follow
ell ~ clearing and cooler weather, south
west winds veering to north west. and fall
lug followed by rising barometer.
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Special Dental Notice.

m H. GKEELl wi-hiu. tn attend the Phiia-
~ driuhia Dental College. take this mean. o
n"ilGy hi- patients aHd the pa tile. that he will
tti
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Passed Plaster Cove, Ms. Nov q sch Hattie Card
from Boston for Charlottetown
lima DAY. S' 80