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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-22

The streets are quiet and lonesome
during the having season.
Repairs are begun on the Main street
Bridge. 1t is proposed to strengthen it by
new trusseS.
business will probably be good among
our doctors as the first installment of green
apples has arrived.
The proceeds of the collection on the
street after the Band Concert and of the
Dance. for the benefit of Mr. Samuel b.
Moore last Fri lay night. nett ed s3s.
B. F. Joy is now at work in his new
photograph rooms over Lewis A. JOYS
harness shop where he is prepared to make
pictures of all styles at reduced prices
The little daughter of James +. Cush-
man, injured at the time of the DO iler ex-
plo,ion in this city. has been recovering
fast and is Low considered entirely out OF
danger.
The Emerald Band will make an ex-
curslon to Bar HarbOr on the Both of this
month in the barge Clifford of Bangor, ac-
companied by the Steamer c. B. Sanford
This barge is new one launched this
Spring. and will accommodate 1900 people
Mr.. Chas. A. Fiske has leased the base
ment of Coombs' block, has set Up good
lathe and is now ready to do all kinds of
light machine work. Particular attention
given TO the repairing of guns. locks. sew
ing machines etc. Dies and taps made to
order
DRAMATIC.-The Thespian Club per-
formance last night was very good. The
parts were well sustained and spoken with
considerable spirit. The most of the MEN,
bers spoke loud enough, but some of them
should raise their voices There is really
dramatic talent in the Club.
Rev. VIM. Forsyth of Eucksport will
occupy the Congregational pulpit Oh Sum
day next and will lecture on Temperance
there in the evening. Mr.. Forsyth has
Deem very active in the Temperance move
ment at Bucksport during the past winter
ana VIII no doubt deliver o most interest
ing discourse.
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NJ A II RI E ID.

Ellsworth-14 inst, by Rev. Or. Tenney, Mr..
Adelbert W. Bates, and Miss Mary A. Sadder,
both of Ellsworth.
Bluehill-11th inst, by Rev. Joseph II. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. Lorenzo I. Lufkin Of Bluebill, and
Mrs. Augusta S. Fullerton, of Ellswoit tn.
GouldsbOro-1Sth inst, by II. NJ. Soule ESQ.,,
Mr.: Daniel Tracy, and Miss Lydia A. Young
both of GouldsbOro.
Thomaston 10 inst, Mr.. Thos. ii. Fahy,
OF Ellsworth, and Miss Clara +. Manchester, Of
Rockland.
Eastport-July It'll, by the Rev. C. Harwood,
Mr.. Charles Young of Ellsworth. and Miss
Carrie Coffin of PASSPORT.
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! RIGHr.-Some of the crowd in the Po-
lice Court last week in the trial of liquor
case applauded the decision. The Judge
instantly and sternly rebuked them.and or
dered the Marshal TO hereafter arrest on
the spot any person guilty of such an Of
Tense. Judge Peters is evidently the wrong
man for crowd to fool with.
!SCTURE.-Mr. Fields lecture on temper
apce Sunday eve. was amusing. instructive.
and forcible. He de monstratcd the enor-
nous cost OF intemperance. The official
census returns show that while Clergymen
cost the country SO 900 600 there we've an
nually spent over $500 900 900 for intox-
icating liquors. More monv was spent
for liquor. than for -four, meat. potatoes,
peas. bea rs. cotton and wooden cloths.
boots and shoes, hats and caps alltogeth-
err. But the money cost was the least cost.
lntemperance costs broken hearts. wasted
lives al d lost souls. Every agitation
should be made TO stop such enormous
waste. Agitation had done much and
should be kept up. The Lecturer spoke
of the wonderful help of Reform Clubs, and
Women's Aid Societies
CHowDERs.-Now j. the season of eX-
cursionS. picuics and chowders. The la
dies take part in the two former, but the
gentlemen, Influenced by those savage
tastes, not yet fully eliminated by cultiya-
ton, make the chowder party stag par
". When you see several of our lawyers.
traders and other business men on the
street in the early morning, in old clothes.
shocking hats, and hunting up hard bread,
olives, pickles and canned goods, you NAV
know a chowder paIty down the bay is
coming off. A 'Chowder Club" ha, been
organized that makes weekly visits to the
shores of magnificent Frenchman's Bay.
The members get underweigh from Tren-
ton point, and seek some romantic seclud-
ed spot on the shores, where they prepare
the chowder. the event of the day. Thi.
operation Is watched and assisted in by
the whole party most auxious!y. for this
is the pivot of the whole. When the chow
der is success. each man usually eats
from one to two pecks, and then feels
ready for the exploration OF the Bay. As
their yacht bounds over the waves, bring
ing into the range of vision new beauties
OF scenery, the contented '-chowderer"
wishes it might be ever thus. and that he
might never return to civilization.
They return as the sun goes down. like
Antaus, browner. and tougher, aud
stronger. for their contact with nature and
sayagenesS.
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Ellsworth Police Court.

PETERS. JUDGE.
City Marshal by complaint V. Daniel Hurley.
This was a complaint for selling liquor to
George Latin, but Latin the witness, testified
that he asked Hurley to get it for him. and tn at
Hurley did not have any of his own. This not
being sale by Hurley in the opinion of the
J Judge, he was discharged.
Hale & Emery. Wiswell & Wiswell.
same V. Same.
This was a complaint against Hurley as a
comm on seller, and these sales were made out
by the prosecution. Hurley denied two of them.
and had witnesses to substantiate his story
10 one alleged sale. The Judge thought the
testimony preponderated in favor OF Hurley,
and again discharged him.
Hale & Emery. Wiswell g. Wiswell.
City Marshal v. Neil j. Stuart and Donald
NJ. Stuart.
In the trial OF the last case, Hurley had told
where he got a certain bottle of LIQUOR, that he
admitted he gave Latin. and this case was q
complaint for that sale to Hurley. 1t appeared
that Neil sold the liquor, while Donald had
nothing to do with it. The Marshal discontin-
ued as to Donald and the Judge fined Neil $50
and costs.
Hale & Emery. Redman.
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If you have been co Ighing all winter and
begin 10 despair of recovery. or If you have.
taken recent cold, 90 at once TO the Drug
store OF 5. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle of DIR. MORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUND. Take it
and be well. No other medicine acts so
promptly and etfectualy in Coughs, Colds AN d
all disease, ofthe throat, lungs and Chest
leading 10 Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored TO health, by the Use Ofthis almost
magic remedy. II i also the best known
specific for Group, aud never iaii. in Whoop-
ing Cough. Trial ,iZc 10 cents.
Morri, ~ Heritage ,proprietors. Philadelphia.
John ". Perkins ~ Co. Portland. General
agents. Is ly "a
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lB'C. {. BURRTLL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies As can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any kind of In
surance. will find it for their advantage TO call
at this Agency and examine the merits Of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondencc solicited. ATT
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Those Interested in the practical development
of medical science will doubtless be pleased to
learn that the curative properties OF Hunts
Remedy continues to achieve wonderful tr-
umph over kidney, bladder, glandular and
Brights disease, gravel. diabetes, mental and
physical debility, maladies caused by violating
the laws Of nature. female irregularities and
complaints of the urino-senital organs succumb
to its potency.
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Z n.tine.

ta-tine.
Three graduates of the Eastern Nor
NAL School. representing three different
classes. are taking the Summer Course
in Chemistry and Mineralegy, at Harvard
University. They are Nellie NJ. Stevens.
John G. Thomas and Edward T.. Phil
brook. This j. Il most profitable way to
spend the summer vacation. and it will
greatly increase the usefulness OF these
earliest young teachers. Though the
times are hard, the young men and women
OF Maine should not spare expense in OBJ
tanning an education that will prepare
them 10 teach.
The library which has just been pur-
chased for our Normal School. Will prove
OF great value 10 the students. The term.
commencing Aug. Il, promises to be one
of much interest and profit. I.
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A PharisaicaI Temperance Lecturer.


An itn rant Temperance lecturer. calling
his name Harry Golling, was arrested in
Dexter. and was lodged in augusta Jail.
charged with stealing the wagon and har
ness. and entcing away the daughter of
Reuben Wing OF Sidney. lie will be ar
raigned Tomorrow.
MEETING OF THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
cali has oeen issued for meeting of
the Governor, and Council on the Goth inst.
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Maine and the Centennial.
OFFICE OF THE
MAINE Centennial BOARD :
PnKII MI .lnlH In \

MAINE CENTENNIAL BOARD
PORTLAND, july, $50.
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL j. now AN as
sured success. and within year The nation, of
the earln will exhibit their choicest work. of
art. their manufactures, and products of the
soil and mine, alongside our own. in the vast
buildings and enclosures Of Paramount Park IN
Phladc phia. 1t l. NOW universally conceded
that no previous Worlds Fair ever had greater
facilities or brighter prospects, and We most
earnestly urge the people of our own State 10
respond in every possible way, in order TO be
justly entitled TO some share of credit for the
great success of this international Exhibition.
We appeal to the people OF the State for a
just exposition ofOur industrial and material
wealth We want the products OF our Cotton
Mills along the Saco aud Androscoggin: the
fine woolens that have made Berwick.V assai-
bOro, Dexter, Hartland and other minufact-
oii.> famous; every ingenious device and every
valuable contribution to mechanical skill; tie
finest samples Of garden and field crOpst speci-
mems Of our woods, wood manufacture, and
grasses; and the finest products of our stock
farms. our diaries and our fisheries.
And above all. we desire TO have exhibited
TO the nation and the world the yastness and
variety of our material wealth. We want col
lectlons OF preciou, stones and metals; the
lime of Knox and Aroostook; the fespar of
SagAdahoc, the rich iron ore beds of the X atah-
din and the far north; the wonderful slate
quarries that span townships and counties. and
which comprise and combine every quality the
earth has ever produced; the marvellous gran
lite, from the pure white of Haowel. TO the
mottled of our outlying islands. the red of
Jonesport. and the marble of Deer Isle.
Full Information rs TO space and classified
ton Will be furnished by the undersigned. Con-
trlbutions should be ready by Jan. lst. 20.
Reduced rates OF Transportation are promised
and specific terms will be seasonably announced
by circulars.
Correspondence is solicited from all sources.
and every question and suggestion W ill receive
ready attention.
Let all our people heed the invitation and
| the promise for III benefit TO individuals and
| IN honor aud advantage to the Stale, nothing
50 important can ever again offer; and if we
are true TO this opportunity, We shall surely
make showing in 20 that will 10 credit to our
| people, ard be an honor to our State
CHAs. W. ROBERTS, Prest,
ENOCH KNIGHT, Sec'y.
JOSHUA NYE. EDWIN SPRAGUF
| CHAs. III. HASKELL. FRED. +. SHAW.
| w. ii. SIMPSON. FRED. y. Dow.
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DIE ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name aud
Age must be paid for.
Elsworth-16th inst, Arthur Benson, son of
James T. and LuciIla A. Cushman, aged 2
years, and 2 months.
Bluehill-12th inst, Mr.. Joel Long, aged 66
years.
Sullivan-16th inst, Miss Salena VI. Pineo
aged about Is years.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
From, PortIand
PORTLAND July 20.

From Portland.
PORTLAND July 20.
KICKED BY A HORSE.
Harvard Thomas a stable-keeper, was
kicked in the forehead BY a horse this
morning, and it is thought his skull is
fractured.
FUNERAL.
The funeral of Hon. J. II. Williams. took
place at the first Parish church this after
noon. There was large attendance in
Guiding the Cumberland bar. and Odd Eel
lows.
SCHOONER ASHORE, NO DAMAGE.
4 cOastng schooner of about one hun
bred and twenty tons. name unknown.
went ashore near the spinde> in the White
Head passage at davbreak this morning,
but got of and proceeded without appar-
ent damage.
ACCIDENT ON MT. WASHINGTON.
On Monday. Nj. +. +. Pratt of Milwau-
kie. started on six horse team with a
driver from the Summit House. Mt. Wash
ingron. 20 descend for half mile down.
aud Il gust of wind struck the carr iage.
breaking the pole. Pratt jumped out when
another fearful gust came, throwing the
carriage and driver down precipce
twenty feet Strange to say. he was but
slightly injured.
ASCENDING COLLECTOR.
Frederick g. Orr. collector of taxes in
the town OF IIarpswell. has absconded
carrviue his book, and what money he had
collected is not known. lie leaves wife
and four children in Harpswcll.
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Entries for Regatta.

BoSTON. Mass. July 20.
This evening at six clock, fifty-fou- en-
tries had been made for the Isles of Shoals
Ocean Regatta which comes Off Friday.
OF these, nine are iirSt-class and forty
five second class yachts. representing
fourteen New England clubs. Entries are
also being made at the Isles of Shoals. so
that at least. eighty are expected to take
part. The famous yacht America" hay
inE received new ma>ts and sailS, will take
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MARINE LIST.
Iil-woItii Port
Il LLh

Ellsworth Port.
CLENEtD.
July Is.
sch Day spring, Gray. Bass IIaroor.
ARRIVED.
sch Grace. Allen, Eo-lon.
CiEARED.
July Il.
sch u : Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston
sch Pioneer, Gray, 10 -kland.
sen finky Regulator, Grant, Rockla1d.
:. Sch Linnct. Grant, do.
ARRIVED.
sch Agl.cola, Fullerton boston
sch Charles Upton, Bclatty, Boston.
Gle AIRED.
july l..
sch Wesley Abbott, Miiliken. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch \ " Ellis. Eurger-un Belfast
Srh >enato-. Grant, Boston.
>ch Wm II Archer Bcliatfy. Boston.
sch Express, 3lley, Ro,AlIHl.
CLEARED
July9
Sch Mary Cushman. walls. Providence.
>cbEn -. Atei BI,- GA.
ARRIVED
Sch We-terloo, Whitaker New York
Sch Forest City, johnson Blueh.u
CLEARED.
jane Il.
sch City OF Ellsworth. Gran I. Portland.
sch MiniOla, Ferrald Boston.
Sch Delaware. Whitmore Boston.
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A Thieving Tramp Shot by a Po-
liceman.
MANCHESTER y. II. July 20

MANCHESTER y. ii. July 20.
David Allen Special policeman, discov-
cred number of trampS robbng the din
ner pals of the workman at the valley
cemetery. this morning. and in trying TO
drive them away was assaulted by three
OF them with knives. Alden then drew
his revolver and shot one of them in the
shoulder. The others escaped.
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Found Drowned.
LAWRENCE. MASS.

Ia" RENE, NAss.. July 70.
The body OF an unknown man was found
in the Merrimac river below North Ando-
Yer last night. A hat and coat on the
bank above indicated suicide. He was APP
parently about 80 years old, wore grey
wooden shirt, blue double breasted vest,
dark ribbed pants. congress boots and
white stockings. He was buried at North
AnGOver this morning
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At Court of Probate holden at Bucksport with.
in and for the County of Hancock on the 81
Wednesday of May A. D., 1875.
WM. ii. Witherle, named Executor in a certain
w instrument pnrporting to bv the last " i'll
and testament of VIM. Coney, late of Castne in
said county, decease d, having presented the same
for prot ate:
ORDERED-That said EXT. give notice thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy this
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at Probate Court TO be
held at Ellsworth, in said county, on the LIST We'd
nesday OF Aug next, at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, if anv they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved approx
ed. and allowed as the last will and testament of
said deceased.
3w:7 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copv-Attest' GEO. A, DYER, Reg'r.
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Suicide.
MANCHESTER July 20.

Miss Ella Robinson aged Ian operative
in the AmOskeag mill. committed suicide
This forenoon, at her home on Amherst
street. by taking corrosive suolimate. She
was u girl of good habits. and melancholy
caused by i'll health and hereditary faint
are supposed to be the cause. He- father
VIM Robinson. hung himself here about
seven years ago.
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Wiswell Il Wiswell,
-Twenty-four reasons why every man
should vote ''yes." on the proposition to
aid the Shore Line Railroad Coz


sho,,a ,.o,o ..os -. 80, ~. ,,..e,,,..,,,., =.
~ sN7' VI" INC P''P''''''' W
aid the Shore Line Railroad Coz
Rec1,se the road il rs orea, a n,bl;e rooss.
sity As iurnpikes were twenty-five Years 400
because there is great want of employmeut
by the naonIe along ,he limo
Becduse The road can he bui,t now cbeaner
than AZ any other time
because the compsny exact n guarantee
from every con,rac,nr ,b., he will emnIoy tho
labor and ',n.terial .Ionr the limo of The road
Rec1nse the road is the last connecting link
of short line. between San Francisco and Hall
fax.
Because there is not an canal area of terri-
tory win one.halfthe nonulaiion and resources
in The United states III. has moi railroad facil.
tiles,
Bec1uSe the Coast Line will be ,,enonul,ted
if capital and enterprise are not invited by the
Improvement, of the age.
Rec1HSe The neonle mus, helm Themselves
before they can expect outside aid.
Bec1psc the farming community snend one.
sixth of their time in hauling their nroduct. TO
market. while railroad would bring the Gus
,o,nerS 10 III, ir door
BecGnSe il i. now within the means of the
neonie In own opd control the ROAD far all
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City and County.


Normal School Commencement-G. T. Fletcher
special Notice james FIVE.
Carlo. y. Cunningham.
Sale Of Forfeited Real Estate.
Catarrh Remedy-Littlefield X Co.
Report of Condition OF Bucks port National Bank
Admin, trators Notice-lsaac II. Coffin.
Hard Pine Floor Boaris-N. Wiggin & Co.
Schooner for Sale-J W. Dresser
Aboriginal Sports-at Bar Harbor.
Notice of Foreclosures. h Whiting.
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the 81 We'd
nesday of June A. D. 1875.
OIS Smith, named EXecutrix in a certain in
II srument purporting to be the last VIII and
testament of Reuben Smith, late of Mt. Desert,
in said couety, deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
ORDERED-That the said Executrix give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing a copy of
this order TO be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American. printed at Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, in said county on the LIST
wednesday of Aug next, at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the laid instrument should not be proved, APP
proved, and allowed as the last will AMI testament
OF said deceased.
3w27 PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Reg'r
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you visit or leave the City NEW
YORK save ANNOYANCE aud expense OF carriage
hire and stop at the q lSAND UNION SD.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IL has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $780, 900 Eleva.
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine Is un.
surpassed. Rooms for n single person. 81, $3.50,
and 81 per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, so that visitors to the city and travel
can live more luNuriously, for less money at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other iirst.class
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
Iva CT. h W. ID. GARRISON, Managers
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Launch Of a Fine Ship.
BATH. Me-. July 20.

BAIH. NC. July ~.
Launched to-day from the ways of Chap
man 4 Grant. a fine snip of 1900 tons,
named NJ p Grace and owned by Chap
man Grant New York. She will be com
mandrd by Capt. X. Z. WILDER. late of the
shin DauntleSs
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Lite has few charms for the Dyspeptic which
is not to be wondered at when we take INTO ac-
count the amount of bodily and mental suffering
that This distressing malady generates The
Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide of Iron has cured
thousands who are suffering from this disease.
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ECONOMICAL NEW FooD.-25 cents will buy
package OF sea Moss F,rine. made from pure
Irish Mos. which viii make - K ind. of fishes i.
such n ''ake,. pies puding., etc. or IL quarst
oil cu>tard>. Jcliic-, creams, Charlotte Ru>>e,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggist, and
GroccTs. Iyr l.,
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lncendiary Fire.

CONCORD y. H.. July 20
4 boarding house in Newport belonging
To A. +. Welcome, was burned az half past
one this morning. Loss 5000, insured
for 5000. lii supposed to have been in
ceudary.
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% u @ZU Of working people Of both sexes,
Young and old, make me re money at work for us
in their own Localities, during their spare mo-
offer employment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work Full particulars terms, &c. !,
sent free Send us your address al once Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for work or
business elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer. q. SrINsON & Co., Portland, Maine.
lVr2
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Isaiah o. Richardson by complaint v. Isaac

Isaiah o. Richardson by complaint v. Isaac
l.. Richardson.
This was a complaint for assauting complain
ants wife. and throwing several pals of water
on her. The Defence claimed that she was in
the field of Isaac's employer, and that he threw
the water to make her leave. The judge
thought the Def't had no right to throw the
water. and that he threw so much and was so
reckless about it, that he ought to be dealt with
by the Supreme Court, and accordingly bound
him over.
Hale 4 Emery. Wiswel 4 Wiswell,
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Business Notices.

PYLE'S DIErETIC SALERATUs.-Uniyersally &C
knowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
The name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with.
out. lyrl4r5
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For New England falling barometer.
Southerly to Westerly winds followed by
rising barometer, warmer, close or partly
cloudy weather.
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-ChaS. A. Spohord. Esq, of this place,
in consultation with Judge Peters concern
ing the ease OF Charles T. Robbins the
Annie u. murderer. IL MAS decided that
Robbins ,hou.d remain in the Insane Hos
pital where he now i.